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THE PROS: A bridge at 19th Street could possibly alle\ iale
traffic on Pacific Coast Highway.
I t's hN•n hnngmg ov~r
Newport-Me:.a for
yeurs Some s<>t> 1t as a
:;;1v1or Others SdY it will
rum neighborhoods. It's diffi-
cult to SdY thctl some day, as
mort' houses go up and
more people mov1• mto the
drea, a hnclqe over the San-
t.t Anc1 R1Vf'r won't lw need-
NI.
But wherP c1nd when lhdl
hnclcw m1uht hi· built is crny-
OOl''S 911C•Ss, <lllfl not just o
fpw pcoplc"s h{lhl. At 19th
Street? Pt>rhttps al 17th?
Maybe Gisler Awnue?
The c 1tlt'S ol NPwpurt
Beach <1ncl Coslc1 Mesa Pach
have much t1l <,tdke in that
dPCl'tlOrl, CVl'll 11 thc.y don t
hdV~ much m c;ommon ..
A bnclgp dl 19th StrP-el
would nun ptul ol U1 Wt> t
Side, Cosld 1csa ofllc1als
and mnny res1drnts c1y But
Newport ofhc;ials counter
that without c1 hnd~.w. N1>w-
port Bed.ch will hec ome c1
oty of gruiloc k
A county tudy lo detPr-
nune thP 1wt•cl lor c1 lmclg(',
wh1Ch might olll'r some
answms to nklny hnqPrlll!J
questions .. hus tl'}H'<1t<'flly
been delayflcl. l\l<1yl>1• 1t
wont hold tht• t1nswPrs, ultl'r
all.
The Dally Pilot takes a
look at the !>tale of the gre..it
bridge debate on P.ig(•:-
Al 0-11.
MA A AV MASS£'!' I DAI ' PILOT
THE CONS: Erik Rasmussen, 4, swings in ('o,ta Mesa's
Can~on Park. Many families in the area oppose the 19th
~lreet bridge because they feel it will bring a flood of
traUic into their now qulet residential neighborhood.
.,,_~THE BELL
CURVE Dr. Laura's lawsuit thrown out City is on
track with
rail proposal
joseph n.
bell
a generation qf
past_(ozazd u 11 ilJ'
in tin1e q{de!)pair
0 n th1s day 58 YPdts ago
_, two days aflpr the
attack on Pearl Harbor
-I enlisted in the Navy Air
Corps. The day ttller the
attack, I hitchhikPd from lhP
University of M1ssoun Ill
Columbia to my home m F01t
Wayne, Ind., to get my
father's pemuss1on It seems
quaint now, but the Navy
.then reqwred its pilot enlis-
tees to have two yetu s of col-
lege and parental consent if
they were under 21 -which J
was.
I had to convince my
father, who strongly support-
ed my enlisUncnt but asked
me lo consider hmshmg my
junior year at college hrst. ~en he saw the degree of
my detcmunation, he signed
the papers, I enlisted, then
went back to school to await
my call.
There I found l lldd
become a member ot c1 group
of other Navy pilot enlistees
:who had been designated by
enthusiastic Navy recruiters
tu; the .Missoun flying Tigers.
SEE BELL PAGE A9 Beach Access in South Coast Pla7a.
••I I l >. \\ \~ '
( fl6iY poltica )
lhN1.ru c;ot 111
~Pb
Becoming one
The Newport-Mesa Unified
Salwol lJistricl wa~ born ·
during the turbulent '60.s.
~~hoob , topit lhett sp.mnetl
many yca1 .
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For today's
Miiiennium Moment.
seeP~eAJ
Hack in 195fi,
I he Co tit Mee;
Union rhool D1s-
tnc:t Board of Edu·
cation p cd a re •
olution calling ror un1hc tton.
1111 first attempt m l w1U1 no
r sul
Th n, on Aug S, 1
SEE 2000 PAGE A 18
MARC MARTIN I DAILV'PlOT
Judgr rul<'s that
attonwy for
syndkatPd radio
pPrsonality cannot
prove BParh.
Access owner's
<'on11nenlc:; about
hPr \\ere made
\vith 1nalkc.
<.1R£G RI l~G ---lbly riot
(~QSTA t.. lESA -A
South Coc1,;;t Pltua slote
owner hd:-. won the Jtrst bat-
tle Ill a l~·gdl war with d pop·
ular rt1d10 talk show host
Thomrls Moore. owner of
Bl'lH h Acc-Pss, led med
Wednesday that an Orange
·011nty Superior Court
1udue thrPw out d lawsuit
hied m Septemhl'f by synch-
rc1teci racho pt.•rsonahty Dr.
Laur;\ :Schlessmgcr.
Th • l<twsu1t claimed
f\ loore miide dl'famaton
statements about Sch·-
Je mg r alter she asked her
lt-,tcners to bovcott Moore's
tore over th • ~unmler
Sehl singer and her son
were vi 1tmg the store and
aw a copy of Big Rrother, a
knteboarchng magazml'
produced by pubhshmg
mogul Larry Flynt, who also
owns l lusUer magazm1~.
Sht> told her hsteners thdt
lhc ma901inc shouldn't be
displayed at the store
bl•c11usp 1t ts pornographic
.ind unsuitahle for children.
Alh•r Schlcssmger's boy-
cott, ~toom mac.le conuncnls
to the lc><'dl media about the
~1tut1hon.
SEE LAWSUIT PAGE A9
• Trnnsporlallon
authority will discuss
whether a Costa Mcsa-
lrvin ' link would be
worthwhile on its own.
CO~TA IESA The oty
hopp >d on hoard with lMne
on f\londav lo welcome a
county-planned light rad ~) .s-
tem that w1mlc:I conn ct the
two otJe
In a 4-1 \OIP the Cit}
Council authonzcd the count\ •
to CH'nf P a 12 6-uule comdo·r
tlldl would connect South
Coast Pl111.tt 1mcl the Arb Dis·
Incl to John \'\.'c1ynl' Auport
and UC Irvine.
Councilwoman Heatl')er
~ mwr:-. cw•l lhe only "no"
\ olc, savmu she behcved very
fc>W re 1dents \\OU.Id use the
CentcrLlnc °'}stem
The Orange Count)' 1rans-
portation uthont) 1s ched-
uled 10 vote Monday on
\\ he.ther to allo\\ the Costa
~ tc.:a-lrvm lmk to b th hrst
segment of what tt hopes w1ll
he a 2<'1-mlle line running from
lrvme to Fullerton
Bui vernl core cties -
mcluchng Anaheim, Orange
and antn \n, -have told
the d\lthonl} they arr'n't mter·
c-.ted m the JHOJt?c:l
Dave Elhaum, the Orange
County Transportd!Jon
Authunly':. dh1•<.:tor of plan·
mng md dl'V lopment. sa1d
the autho11ty also will ch cuss
Mond<1y wlwthN the Costa
l\h sl\·lf\)ne s gment would
he worthwhilP on 11 own.
SEE RAIL PAGE A18
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A2 Thursday, December 9, 1999 locals only Doily Pilot
Holiday v is ion: g ive
a gift of donation
Police chase ends on Jamboree Road
C hristmas gift idea for
fnends and family?
•Why not honor them •
with a donation made throuqh
The Women of Vision Bells of
Christmas Program1• says
Susan S. Champion, publicity
chairwomdn for the Women of
Vision Orange County.
•women of Vision offers you
an opportunity this Christmus
season to honor someone spe·
cial m your life -someone
dear to your heart, som~ne
who made that extra effort on
your behalf, and m doing so,
made a difference in your l.He
-a friend, a relative, a co·
worker, a teacher or a pastor •
It's a gilt that reaches
beyond the recipient. The way
it works is that you can honor
someone by making a dona·
bon in his or her name •Your
generosity will help nng the
bells of hope for needy fami-
lies in Orange County, Kenya,
Peru and Palestine,• says
Champion. A personalized
card of recognition will be
sent to people you wish to
honor, to let him or her know
just how spenal they are For
more information on th.ts won-
derful way to honor that spe·
oat someone, please contact
~1drie rorde at (949) 494-6529
or Mc.ircta Finley at (949) 497.
4680.
BEST BUYS .
greer
Wylder
his own Pennsylvania Dutch
hentage and weaves a power-
ful tale of desire and betrayal,
set against the secluded land-
scape of Lancaster County, Pa.
Beverley Jolley was encour-
aged by her husband to inves-
tigate other artistic inclinations
after more than two decades
of work in the accounting
held. She made a bold leap
into the literary world with her
collaborative work on this 1
book. The book will also be
available at Via Lido Drugs 1s
at 3445 Via Lido m Newport
Beach. Call (949) 723-5858 for
more information.
CRE.c.. Rl!i>I INli
OWt Pill
A visibly upset motoru t sus-
pected of assaulun9 a woman 10
San Bernardino led PQbce on a
chase ,through three counties
Wedne.day before two Calilor-
rua Highway Patrol cruisers
rammed the man's car on Jam-
boree Road neat Newport
Beach.
The suspect, Craig Steven
Bloom, 37, of Palm Springs,
stormed out of his disabled car
south of Michelson Dnve 10 The more than two-hour
Irvine about 12:30 p.m. and was chase bcgcUl after the suspect
tackled by u K-9 Wl.Jt when he allegedly hit a woman in an elc·
didn't comply with officers' valor with his briefca! e about 10
conunands, authonti said. -a.m. at a California Department
Bloom We taken to Western of 'JTansportation building m
Mt:!dical Center in Santa Ana,. San Bernardino CoWlty.
where he was treated for a dog After he drove awdy,
bite on his nght arm. He then authorities were noWied nnd it
was urrestcd on suspicion o( wasn't long before police spot-
assault with a deadly weapon, ted the suspcct's 1990 Buick
resisting arrest and evading ruviera.
arrest before bemg released to Several agencies were
authorities 10 San Bernard.mo involved in the chase CHP ofh-
County. ccrs in Orange Coilllty picked
TASTY WAVES
up tho chase clbout noon tlS the
suspect drove west on the Rivet·
stde Freeway and then south on
the Costa Mesa freeway before
heading south on the Stm Diego
rreeway.
•1-fe had been mamtammg
the speed limit throughout our
pursuit,• said CHP Officer
Joann O'Hair.
After the suspect got off the
freeway at the Jamboree Road
oJfrarnp, he headed south into a
heavily con9ested commercial
ared, officers said ..
NlkkJ Twigs, a new antique
and home and garden acces·
sory store, 1s havtng a grand
opening dnd holiday celebrd-
llon from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on
Fnduy. The new store is al
1720 Sdnta Ana Ave .. Swte C,
in C'osttt Mesa. which some
say 1s last becoming the "San-
td Monirn South" of the col-
lecllble dnd antique rage.
Trends have indicated that
Orange Coast College is
holding its annual poinsettia
sale from 10 a.rn. to 3 p.m. on
Friday, dJld from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m on Saturday, organized
by ornamental horticulture
students: It has long been a
tradition for the students to
produce beautiful poinsettias
as part of their studies. The
plants are grown 111 the
school's greenhouses, dnd that
ic; where the public is invited
to purchase these beautiful
plctnts The proceeds from the
sale are used to fund future
ornamental horticulture pro-
jects. The most popular six-
mch pots include three plants
instead of one, making them
fuller and more lush than most
poinsettias. There are also
four-inch pots for hanging bas·
kets, which make ruce center-
pieces. f.11 of the pots either
have covers or are wrapped m
foil With a bow. ln add1llon to
the traditwnal red poinsettias,
Ulere are white, pink, marble
and Monet Oust like one of his
pdmtings) to choose from.
Prices range from $5 to more
than $40. Colors other than
SEAN Hill ER I DAILY PILOl
Taking advantage of the Santa Ana conditions Wednes day, a surfer drops into a tube at Newport Beach.
Community makes for happy toy story
• boomers • are hot on collect·
mg quality pieces of the past.
To sausty the craving for
antiques and collectibles, Nlk-
ki Twigs is d new spot to (md
trPasures. The o\vners, Leslie
Sykes r1nd Susan McK1bbm,
a1e lonqt1me residents of the
ared d nd ct re gtvmg bdck to
the commuruty by donating
5°. of nc>t sales on Monday
throuyh Fnday to the New-
port·MCSd school of your
choice
red are limited. OCC 1s at
2701 Fairview Road in Costa
Mesa.
• Someone Cares Soup Kitchen receives influx of toys
in its effort to provide a happy holiday for needy kids.
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WEST SIDE -'Less than 24
hoUIS after the Someone Cares
Soup Kitchen put out the call for
desperately needed Christmas
toys, Newport-Mesa busines~s
and reSldent.s sprang into action
Wednesday.
"I~ brings tears o( JOY to my
eyes,· said George Ncureuther,
the soup kitchen's only full-time
employee. ·u shows what the
true medIUllg of Christmas is.•
For more than 13 years, vol-
unteers have been servmg
meals to more thc.lil 200 of the
area's working poor and home·
less each day.
And each yea.r, Santa visits
the soup kitchen to hdnd out
toys lo those le ·s fortunate.
But after a busy Thanksgiv-
ing holiday, the soup kitchen
had received only 500 of an esb-
mated 1,500 gifts needed by
Christmas.
Toy Boat owner Diane Nau-
mann of Corono. del Mar scrdffi-
bled to her shelves Wednesday
to help. She pulled everything
from Beanie Babies to Barbies,
craft sets to backpacks, stuffed
animab to yo-yos. She planned
lo present the soup kitchen with
up to $1,000 of merchandise by
SWldown.
•Tuey tLTe nghl in our back-
yard," said Naumann. "When I
saw that litUt' girl in the paper, I
just thought •she needs a Bar-
bie."' Naumann said she plans
to put thP. name ol that girl. 9·
FYI
WHA'r. Toy donations for
Someone Cares Soop
Kitchen
WHEN: In time for Santa's
vtSit on Dec.. 24
WHERE: Bring or mail
new, unwrapped toys to
the soup kitchen Checks
are a(ceptable and can be
• de~ignated to purchase
toys The soup kitchen Is
at 720 W. 19th St., Costa •
Mesa. For more infotma·
t1on, call (949) 548-8861.'
year-old Kamn Wilson, on a
very special Barbie. Karrin visiLc;
the soup kitchen daily with her
mother
Naumann hopes other toy
stores in the area will match her
donallon to the soup kitchen.
·we are 1ust d btUe store,"
said Naumann. "But we '\.wl 9l't
as much as we can "
As soon as Neureuther
arrived at the soup kitchen ul
8:30 a.m. Wednesday, he sai(:i.
the phone was ringirtg off the
hook. Three local business J>e9·
pie said they planned to start a
toy clnve immediately in their
office. •
Along with Naumann's
donation, the soup kitchEtll
received more than 100 toys
Wednesday. The kitchen will be
dCCepting toys for children of aJ.1
ages through Christmas.
•1tjust makes us feel so great
that people are giving us a help-
ing hand,· Neureuther sajd.
·we really want to thank the
people of Newport-Mesa. With-
out them, it wouldn't be~
ble."
The only problem other than
collecting the toys will be wrap-
ping them, Neureuther said. •
Authors Stan and Beverley
Jolley will be at Via Lido
Drugs from 2 to 4 p.rn. Fnday
ford book-signing to promote
theu new book, "D1chotomy-
Armsh Jusbcel • Stan Jolley 1s
a Hollywood veteran who
received dn Academy Award
nomination for production
design on the landmark
motion p1cturP "Witness,•
stdrring I ic1rrison Ford and
Kelly McGtllis. His other cred·
Hs mclude being one of the
original conceptual designers
o( D1sne!yland, handpicked by
Walt Disney. and becorrung
one of the youngest art direc·
tors m the history of Holly-
wood. Jolley projects have
included production design for
"Caddyshdck, • "Taps," "The
Good Mother," ·"M¥Gyver"
and the pilot for "Get Smart.•
If you're looking for unusu-
al gift ideas this holiday sea-
son, try Dlbe Baghan Trading
Post, where you can find
Native American art and gift
bakery items. There dre spe-
cial hohday shopping hotm
from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Tues-
ddy ttnd Thursdrty, 7 et.m. to 3
p.m. on Wednesday, and 7
d.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday. The
store is at 2834 Newport Blvd.
in Newport Beach. It will be
closed Dec. 20-27 wh1le cleliv-
enng toys to the Navajo
nation.
IN BRIEF . •
Gunman sought in
Costa Mesa holdup
Police are looking for an
armed robber who got awdy
with more thdn $500 from a
Costa Mesa store.
The holdup occurred just
before 7 p .m. Tuesday at the
Smart & Fmal k>re m the 700
block of West 19th Street,
police said.
the front door and employees
called police No one was
injured.
The robber was described
as Lanno, about 17 to 19 years
old, wiU1 dc\rk hair and a slim
build. Ht' was last seen wear-
ing a blac:k sweatshirt and
black pants.
Anyone WJth information IS
asked to call the Costa Mesa
Police Department at (714)
754-5281.
end.
De Flu1ter will spend 32
hours sitting in a snorkel bds-
ket l\,Sed on fire engines. Along
with an Anaheim firef1ghtc:r,
he will be hoisted 25 feet in the
air to raise money for bum vic-
tims.
The fund-raiser will begin
at 8 a.m. Saturday at the
Orange County Fairgrounds
and last well into the next day.
event will go directly to the
Orange County Burn Assn ..
which has spec1al camps for
children who survivp burns
dndforeducationalpreventidl'l
programs. "
The fuefightcrs won't be
mised as high as the snorkel
umt goes, which l5 85 feet. 11le
dpparatus will be kept at
lower level so people can talk
with them. •
I lis debut novel offers a f&c1-
nating window into one of the
mo t mtrigumg communities
in Amenca . .Jolley draws from
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good buy, send a fax to (949) 646-
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The robber. described as
calm and collec:tcd, went
straight lo the checkout
counter, dJsplayed a handgun
dnd demanded money from
the register. pohcc said. l le
then ordered ltnothcr clerk to
empty her cash drawer as well
The gunman then ran out I
Fund-raiser
has lofty goal
Costa Mesa hrefighter Dar-
ren De Fluit~r better bring a
pillow with him considering
where he ts bedded this week-
The two firefighters won't
come down from their perch.
Their meals will be hoisted to
th~m and they will have to
sleep in the cramped space.
But they say knowing thdt
burn victims will benefit from
their volunteer work is reward.
ing enough.
Money raised from the
The two men will gel 1 q.
minute breaks for every three
hours they sit m the snorkel
basket. They a lso will li
allowed to go lo the bathroon1
when needed.
For more information, call
(714) 456-8938. : • • -Greg Rislii'ti
Daily Pilot
VOL 93, NO. 288
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Corona del Mar
67/47
C~ta Mesa
6814B
Ncwponll ~h
67/47
Ncwport Coast
67/47
SURf FORECAST
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de<reases today for sets In
the waist· to chc~t high
ar a
AND SURF
TIDES
TODAY
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First high
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FRIDAY
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TEMPERATUU: 65
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Harbor Boulevard: Several compact dlc;cs worth S40.
were stolen from a car in the 2600 block the evening of
Nov. 30. •
• ptacentfa Avenue: A car stereo worth S 160 wet~ stolen•
in the 1800 block the evening of Nov. 22.
• 20th Street A wallet and 1u contents worth S 120 wet'e:
stolen from a car In the 200 block between 1 and '3 p m •
Nov. 29 •
NlWPORT HACH
• hlboa loulevarct A caso of wine worth $150 was
nolen from a store! tn the 1900 block at 1, 10 a m WIKfnes·
~~ '
• bst Coalt H~ay. A wine ~sket worth S2SO was !
stolen in the 2400 block at ~ p.m Sunday "
• Heflotrvpe Avenue: A JNilr of sunglasses and a cellular
phOne worth SA80 ~re stol n from a car In the 00 bfoc.k •
Saturday nen ng. •
• JMT\botee Rc»d: A laptop computer worth S4.500 was
stol n from a hot I 1n th 1100 bloc.k betw n 10 am. nd
1 p.m. luelday.
• fMwpott moutevWd: A watc.h wonh S200 wa\ stolen In
lhe 300 block between 12.30 and 4 pm Tuesday
Doily Pilot ThurWoy, December 9, 1999 A3
.Greenlight initiative js zooming along MILUENNIUM OMENT
Building a place
to caJI hon1 ~ •Environmental
activists plan to submit
today the necessary ·
signatures to place
measure on the ballot.
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NEWPORT BEACl l
More than 10,000 H"·,1dcnts
here support an 1rutiativo thut
proposei, to requirn public
votes on ma1or d<>vclopmcnt
projects m the city
Greenlighl, the grc1ss-roots
gr9up thc1t JS sponsonng the
Protection from Trafhc and
Dem.ity Initiative, announced
Wednesddy that it had collect-
ed 10,251 signatures -50%
mor~ than the 6, 778 needed to
qualify the measure for the
November ballot.
The group plans to • h<lnd
over the signatures to Newport
Beetch City Clerk Lavonne
Ht1rkless di 9 d.m. toddy.
Arter that, I larkless said
her office. will hdve 30 work-
ing days to check the s1gn<l-
tu_(es before forwardmg the
petition to the City Council for
cNllficdtion. If the signatures
ure· Vdlidated, the' COUncil
must t<lke action to pli;ice the
measure on the hallot and set
an eler.hon datP, Hdrkles!>
snid.
II passf'd, the• m1li<1llve
would reqmrn il public vote to
approve any pro1cc ts th<1t gen·
erate rnon• lhun 100 peak
hour automohtlP trips, add
more than 100 huu.,mq units
or add more thttn '40,000
square f('et of flour <1rea over
whdt thn ex1sllnq g(1nernl plcm
dllows. ~The inatt<1hvc w1lJ provide
voters with· uvt·r~ight on
achons of the City Council,"
StUO Phil Ar-.t. d proponent of
the imllall t.• "It is expected
th<tl the C I ('ouncil, know-
mg ot lhf! voter • rev1 w, will
have to involve vot••r more ln
the decision µ1oc1.,s •mcl maki>
better d~ctS1ons."
Although ttwrn will no
doubt bl' an opptJ 1llon cam··
pdign to thl' in1•<tsure, som< p.,
said 1t •~ not hkPly to '-Utlt1< c
unhl the m1hut1vo olft< ially
gets on the hdllot
Gre<mlight l<•11<IN:-. 01<1~1 -
nized <1 'group ol voluntPe1s
that hclv<! b(•Pn qc1th<'rm9 stcJ·
natures for th~ 1nl111tltvP
throughout thr> nty :-.111C P July
About 250 people cm ulilted
petitions door-to·cl<>01, ,111d in
front , ut supmn1<1rkets,·
hbrdnes and othe1 public
gitlhenng pot
"Ill Wds anl opportur\1t) to
mf"et lht• vot "rs ancl explain
th~ cntJr.al nttlure ot our nf•ed
to llm1t traffic c-ongt!sllon, •
md former city counctlwoman
ilnd environmen tal act 1v1st
Jc<1n Wall.
Tiw muv(•numt hcy<1n alter
tlw City Council t1J>f>rovPc1
chc1n9t•s to the Trafhc Pht1smg
Ordint1nce this summer ThP
rh,mges were spt1rked hy t1
<.onc.Prn th<1l the ordm11n<e.
\\ hi<:h WdS naft£>d m the 1 CJ70
by envJronmenttth-.ts to help
c:u1 h qrowth m Nev. port
B<'ac h, was vulner<1blc to legal
c h<1l1Png1•s
Ed\\ard G Wamungton
1om1 d. his faU1e.r"s con-
trucuun hnn m 1933,
working .tor 2 a <Jay making
mud for mnsons Prnm I.hos
humhl • be puruny , h
hel1 d U1 company yrow to
hcc11m1• the
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• A main stretch of road
is closed for two hours
while crews secure
scene of accident.
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day afternoon, c<1using a two-
. hour closure of a short se9ment
ol road
· A van carrying sevefdl oxy-
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noon. The 24-loot box vdn lost
control . where Los Angeles
Avenue wmds into dn •s·
curve near Angus Aven ue. The
van then collided with another
car, saJd David Cowan of the
Silru V<llley Police 0£>partmenl.
-"Once he locked up his
brakes, he lost control, H Cow-
dil said. HThen he lrted to cor-
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oxygen, hospital beds, wheel-
chairs dnd other medict1l
equipment.
As a precaution ofhcers
held d waiting we.c,tbound lralfl
at the station for a few minutes
brfore determmmg the dCC1-
dent presented no danger to
commut~rs.
While all of the 50 or <,o
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Angel~ Avenue for two hours
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t1venues to ensure none of the
canister!. had IPaked or burst.
FirehghlPT'> cut a hole m the
top of the vc111 to remove about
four 4-loot c dOL-;lers and 30 to
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Th<• dn' 'r of the: vt1n, whose
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dunng the unpdC'l ot till dC< ,.
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A4 Thursday, December 9, ~ 9~9 Doily Pilot
limited moratorium for West Side
• Costa Me~a City Council decides to halt only the
addition of new liquor stores for the next 45 days.
the Planning Conurus-:ion to
recommend the city approve a
temporary moratorium to pre-
vent certclln bu inesses from
movmg mto the aroa before the
consultants release their final
plan.
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COSTA MESA -The own·
er of a West Side auto body
shop said Wedne day he was
'rebeved that the city this week
cbo e not to prevent new auto
shops from opening in the
neighborhood.
liquor in the neighborhood, the
council voted only to put a
freeze on stores that primarily
sell liquor. The city has not
granted a liquor store pennit lll
the neighborhood for several
years, said Mayor Gary 'Mona·
han.
But on Monday rught, Mon·
ahan made it cledI thdt he was·
n't reddy to support the total
moratonurn. He said it made
more sense to wait for the con·
sultanls' overjl}l plan, which
may or may not recommend all
of the proposed rcstriCtions ob
new businesses.
Frech told the council a full
• Extra revenue will go toward advertising the
city as a destination to tour operators, travel
agents and at trade shows.
COSTA MESA -ln an
effort to bring more visitorw to
\ho city, the ( ty Council
allowed a group promoting
tourism to double the amount
of money it collects from each
hotel guest.
The Costa Mesa Tourism
and Promotion Council will
charge d ty hotel and motel
guests an additiomd '2 % Q1
their overrught stay.
The money will go toward
advertising the city as a tourist
destination m trade publlc-.a-
tions and in-flight magazines,
said Joseph A. Bann, presi-
dent of the tourism council. ·we need to be agg( 1ve
movmg into the new millenrii ..
um as d ti around us arc
attracting tourists,• Bann told
the council Monday.
I te said the g roup also
plans to hire it salesman to
pitch thP. city as a destination
to tour operators, travel agents
a nd at trade sho~
Last yedr, the tourism coun-
cil ra1~ed more than $511,000.
It anticipates the fee will raise
twice as mu<h money next
year, accordmg to a reporfpro·
pared by dfy ~au.
After hearing from Paul
Frech, owner of C&F Auto for
27 years, dnd several other
area shop owner:., the council
elected not lo impose a pro-
posed 45-day moratoriwn on
granting pcnruts to auto shops
and industrial businesses
Tha proposed moratorium
was part of the city's revitaltza-
tion efforts for the W~t Side,
which features a mixture of
homes, businesses and indus-
try. ElP Associates hdve been
working smce August 1998 on
the comprehensive plctn.
The rev1taUzalion zone
includes \9th Street between
Federal and Pomona streets,
Placentia Avenue between
18th and Victoria streets, the
Placentia Avenue side of
Palace Avenue and the
southerly extension of Federal
Avenue.
moratorium would ruin his
reUrement He said it would
make it imposs1ble for him to
!>ell his body shop busmess.
ED u· CAT I 0 N DIGEST
"I'd like to thmk they lis-
tened to us,· Frech 1>a1d "ThelI
moratonum won't be a prob·
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m it Not even bdby tC>eth. •
After dlso C'onsidering
whether lo prohibit new liquor
tores and resldurdnts selling Delays in the plan prompted .
Middle College High
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that they're being kicked out of
town," Monahan said after the The innovative secondary
meeting. "The shops are own-school .program, Middle Col·
er-operated and they feel their lege High School JS opening
bvelihoods are at stake.• · its figurative door
The program, ' his 1omt-
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Muslim fast of Ramadan begins today
• Local families celebrate the
monthlong tradition, which
focuses on cleansing and clarity.
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NEWPORT-MESA -With the fu'St
rny of dawn this morning came the
start ol thC' Muslim fast of Ramadan.
Ramadun is the month on the
Islumic lunar calendar during which
Muslims abstain from food, drink and
other sensual pleasures from the
break of duwn to sunset.
Through the fast, Muslims hope to
ledrn discipline, self-restraint and
generosity.
l<or the Picrstorff family of Costa
Mei.a, it 1s dJl exciting and spmtual
time.
"It's mcrf'dible," said 25-year-old
Ahmed Pierstorff. "You go through an
eoltrc yt•dr doing things nght and
more often than not domg wrong -
and !Ramadan) gives you a chance to
right t.fl.ose wrongs through willful
abstinence •
Through that abstinence, he said,
senses are heightened.
"You become so much more aware
of how even thP. most benign things
can lead to unpurity. You become so
aware of the importance of bemg able
lo have a meal," Pierstorlf sat"d.
Be ides the f ashng -one of the
. "five pillars" of Islam, along with dec-
laration or faith, daily prayer.:, charity
and pilgnmage to Mecca -Muslims
abstain from intimate relations as well
as curtail their sp<'erh clunng this
time.
•A lot of what gets people m trou-
ble is their tonguP, through idle con-
versation, backbitin!J and gossip,• he
sdld. ·so we make sure U1e things we
say are good and wholesomP.. •
Th.e month of Rdmadan begms
with the sight of the new moon 10 the
runth month of the lunar calendar.
The next dawn begins lhP. fasting
"At one time, a thread wa'> placed
in the east. As soon as you cdn see it
-it's dawn, H said Ahmed's father,
Don. "Once you can no longer see it,
it's sunset."
Durtng Ramadan, the fost is trndi-
tionally broken with dutes, water and
bread, Don Pierstorff said. In htS fam-
ily, a feast often follows the traditional
fare.
Al the end of Ramadan b<~gins Eid
ul-Fitr, or the festival of fast-breaking.
It is a time of relaxation dnd celebra-
tion, in which pre ents nre
exchanged.
As the father of seven c h1ldren
rangmg m· ag~ from 11 to 42, Don
P1er:.torff said it 1s unposs1ble for the
wnolr. fanuly to he togethPr Bot dur-
ing thu. month, they try to prc1y •
together, hP. suid.
Don P1erstorff was not ah~1ays
Mushm. He became interested m
lsldm m 1970 when he was working
. on hlS doctorate at USC. l Je W1IS
tec1chmg rhetonc and lingublics at
the American Language Jn~lltult•,
whPn• the.students m the English a~ a
Second Ldnguage program were pn-
manly from Arabic countries.
Don P1erstorff said he felt he could
better teach the students 1f he· could
TE•dch them on a cultural l~vc>I.
"As I started reading, I H't1lizPd
lht1t lh1s was for me,'' he SdJci
After that, his children WNC' rt11!.c•<l
in lhe J..,lumic traditions Ahnwd Pier-
storH, however. said he htls consc1ou..,-
ly been d Muslun for about lour yt•(us
"So my first [Ramaddnl :;eemed
liked punishment. Now 1t 1s such c1n
incredible cleansmg, • he said. "You
become acutely aware of how lctlhhl<•
we arc• -how much WP lt1ke for
grcmtNI. •
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1\6 Thursday, December 9°, 1999 around town Doily Pilot
CHILD'S PLAY
Newport llarbor High Scl1ool stages 'Peter Pan'
Pl.A~ •Peter Pan"
SCHOOL: Newport Ii rbor
H.ioh !School
STORY UNE,: Wendy, Michael
and John fl)' away to N vcr
Never Land with the magi a'l
boy,;Peter Pan, who won't
=xTEACHER: Gall
Brower
DIRECTORS: Daniel Barnard,
Kristina Bartlett, Martin Gi<tn-nini. Sylvia Kcays, Shanf'I
Salomon, Dagian Thomas
ASSISTANT DIRECTORS:
Dagtan Thomas and Tory
&meson •
CAST: Students from aH three
Ne~rt Harbor High School
beginning d.J:ama dasse£
wtiEN: Wednesday at o, 7:15
and 8:30 p.m.
WHERE: Newport Harbor
High Schools' Robert B.
Wentz Theater, comer of
15th Street and Irvine
Avenue, Newport Beach
00N LEACH I DAILY Pll.OT
Newport Harbor High School beglnnlng drama students,
from left. Whitney Barfi~ld, Erika Cook, Marlin Hemab-
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upconiing production of "Peter Pan."
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TODAY
Mother' Market will present a
free serrunar titled "Holiday or
Y2K Str , • from 6:30 to 7:30
"p.m. at its Costa Mesa locauon,
225 East 17th. St. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 631-4741.
SL John Vlanney Chapel Guild
of Balboa Isldnd will hold il<>
annual Christmas party at the
Balboa Bay Club, 1221 West
Coast I hghway, Newport
Beach. The event starts at 6:30
p.m. and features d.Inner, danc-
ing and a live auction. Tickets
are $75. For more Ulformation,
call (949) 723-559f. ·
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church holds a career network
meeting for the unemployed
from 7:30 to 9 p .m. Jack Hart,
formerly of Beck.man Instru-
ments, and Elaine Hart, UC
lrvine career counselor, will
speak. The church i.s at 600 St.
Andrew's Road, Newport
Beach. For more information,
call (949) 57.4-2239.
FRIDAY
OCC presents "Around the
World in 4,155 Days,• a ~eminar
descnbing a circumnavigation
of the globe, from 7 to 10 p.m.
at the OCC Sailing Center,
1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. Tickets are
$15. For more infonnation, call
(949) 645-Q412.
The Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce is
hosting a Newport Sunrise
Breakfast with California Sen.
Ross Johnson and State
Assemblywoman Manlyn C.
Brewer. The breakfast will be
at 7:15 a.m. al the Sutton Place
Hotel, 4500 .MacArthur Blvd.,
Newport Beach.
OCC's horticultural depart-
ment will hold a poinsettia sale
today and Dec. 11from10 a.m.
to 3 p.m. on campus. The
plants range from $5 to $40.
OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. For more informa-
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lion, call (714) 432-5748, ..
The public ls invited to Ute
GalPway Park dedkatJon at 4
p.m. on Central Avenue, off Via
Udo and Newport Boul vard,
in Newport Beach. Newport
Beach Mayor John Noy will
act as master of ccremon.ie for
the event. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 644-315}. .
SATURDAY
Mother's ~rket wUl pre ent
a "Raw Food Diet Herb Walk"
at 2 p.m. and a ~sacred Jour-
ney B'ook-Signing" from 10
a .m. to noon at its Costa Mesa
location, 225 East t 7th St. For
more information, cd.ll (949)
631-4741.
A Walking tour of Upper New-
. port Bay Ecological Reserve
departs every 15 nunutes
between 9 and 10:15 a.m. from
the comer of East Bluff Drive
and Back Bay Road. The free,
two·hol.1.r walk will emphas12:e
tlle many birds and ducks iliat
have returned to the bay
through the fall. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 786-8878.
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OCC's Salling Center ho ts ~
semmar titled •Life at 30
•1knots• from 7 to 9:30 p,m , Gino
Morelli, designer of multi-hull
1 boclts, will peak. The Sailing
Center is at 1801 West Coast
'Highway, Newport Beach. The
' event is $10. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 6-45-9412.
"The Prtends of Gil Ferguson"
will hold their 15th annual
Chnstmas Brunch, featuring
Richard . Messinger and The
1. Irvme Singers of Irvine High·
School at the Bctlboa Bay Club,
The event starts al 9 a.m. and is
' $15 per person. For more infor-
... mation, call (949) 852-0181.
OASIS Senior Center will hold
a pancake break.fast from 7:30
to 10 a.m. The breakfast will
.include cranberry-cherry· and
regular pancakes, sausage,
coffee and orange juice. The
' cost is $2 for adults and $1 for
. children. The center is at 800
Marguerite, Corona del Mar.
For more information, call (949)
644-3244.
•SUNDAY
Volunteer elves wtll take pic-
ture of dogs and their families
· at the Bark Park from 11 a.m.
to 3 p.m. Pictures will be taken
in front of a festive Christmas
backdrop with various holiday
props and dog outfits. The
Bark Park is at the comer of
· Arlington and Newport
• Avenue in TeWinkle Park. For
more information, call (714)
; 754-5041, ext. 4 .
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bnef kayaking lesson and will
continue with a tour of the
habitat. The event is $40. For
times and reservations. call
9949) 675-1215.
MONDAY
Coastllne Counseling Center of
Newport Beach presents a 1ree
lecture, M ADO Overview," that
will discuss Attention Deficit
Disorder. Joan Andrew, Coast-
line founder and educational
psychologist, will speak. The
event is at 7 p.m. at Coastline,
1200 Quail, Suite 105, Newport
Beach. For more information,
call (949) 476-0991.
TUESPAY "
Business and Professional .
Women will meet from noon to
1 p.m. for a luncheon at the
Wyndham Garden Hotel, 3350
Avenue of the Arts, Costa
Mesa. Louis Haddad will speak
on "sleep talk." The event is
$17 for members, $22 for non-
members. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 955-7534.
DEC. 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
(71-') 6'1-7738.
The Co ta Me a Chamber of
Commerce holds a .90-minute
Breakfast Boost from 7:15 to
8:45 a m. at the Costa Mesa
Country Club, 1701 Golf
Course Drive, Costa Mesa.
Reservations are $12 prepaid
or $17 at the door. For more
informallon, call 1714) 885-
9090.
PEC. 17
"Every Part of Me," a free play
about issues related to breast
cancer will be performed at
Oasis Seruor Center, 800 Mar-
guerite Avenue. Corona del
Mar from 11 a.m to noon.
The 552 Club Juniors' Holiday
Party -.yill take place at 6.30
p.m . al The Balboa Bay Club,
1221 West Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. Tickets are
$55 per person. For more infor-
mation, caU (949) 574-7208.
ONGOING
A women's therapy support
group meets to ctiscuss rela-
tionship issues at 6:30 p.m.
Tuesdays at 1151 Dove St.,
#105, Newport Beach. For
more information, call Barbara
at (949) 261-8003.
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Smile pretty! Volunteer elves will take picture of dogs and their families at the Bark
Park from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Pictures will be taken in front of a festive Christmas back-
drop with various holiday props and dog ouUits. The Bark Park ts at the corner of
Arlington and Newport Avenue in TeWink.le Park.. For more infonnaUon, call (714) 754-
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A limited number of seats remain for
Newport Beach Community Services'
Rose Parade 2000 excursion. Chartered
coaches will dt>part trom Mariners Park,
20005 Dov('r Drive, at 6:30 a.m. Jan. 1 and
return at 1 p.m the sa.nie day. Tickets are
$80 for Newport Beach re tdents and $90
for nonresidents. Included are transpo -
lion, grandstand seating on Colorado
Boulevard in Pasadena, coffee, Juice and
. doughnuts prior to departure, and lunch
on the return bus ride. For more informa-
tion, caJJ (949) 644-3151.
The Friends of the Newport Beach Public
Llorary Used Book Store needs to replen-
iSh its book stock. Patrons are urged to
bring in unwanted books. With the excep-
tion of law books or magazines, all dpna-
tions -hardcover and paperback -are
welcome and are tax-deductible. Books
may be left at any of the three branch
libraries -Balboa, Manners or Corona
del Mar. They can also be left in the spe-
oal book closet next to the store at 1000
Avocado Ave. For more mforrnation, call
(949 7 59-9667.
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The Newport Beach Newcomers C lub
rm~et at 10 a.m. the third Wednc ddys of
each month at <l1tfercnt home The
group of about 100 women go on the
ro d, play goll, tennb, bndgc and more.
ThP. group also holds several evenmg
parties. For more information, call (949)
854-4501. . •
St Mark Health Ministries presents Love
Without Honor support groups for women
coping with domestic violence at 10 a.m.
and 7 p.m. Mondayi; through December.
The groups will meet for two how:. at St.
Mdrk Presbyterian Church, 21.00 Mar
Vista Ave., Newport Beach. For more
infonnation, call (949) 721-8079.
The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce
holds oetworlung luncheon meetings
from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa
Mesa Country Club, 1701 Goll Course
Drive, Costa Mesa Visitors are welcome.
Cost is $12. For 'more information, call
(714) 885-9090. . •
The Lido Isle Toastmasters Club meets at
6:30 p.m Monday~ at the Oakwood
Apartments, 1700 16th St., in the club-
house on the main level, in Newport
Beach. For more mfonnalion, call (H49)
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Judge John Watson tossed out
Schlessinger's Jc1wsu1l because
he couldn't prove Moore's state-
ments were made with malice.
Sdllessmger's attorneys had to
1n l a legal threshold to keep the
stut movmg through the court sys-
tem, but failed to do so in an hour-
toug ar~ent.
"Shn had to show by clear and
convmcmg evidence that my
client mdde thow conunents with
mdhcc and they couldn't,• said
Moore's ,attorney, Pdul Rafferty.
"They didn't have the lcgd] basis
o pursue an dction, so the Judge
thr •w it out." ,
Schlessingl?r's dtlomey didn't
rC'lum phone calls for comment
Wf'dnesday. It was unclear
whether sh e pluns to file an
appPal.
• Moore filed a lclwsuit of tus
own m October, cld.inung loss of
busmess and damage to his repu-
tation as a businessman because
of Schlessinger's actions.
TI1ere WuS a time when Moore
simply tlSked for a retrdction from
the ldl.k show ho l. A Schlessinger
·spokesman scUd it WdS Moore
who shouJd make the apology
and take responsibtlity for his
remarks.
"We will continue on.with our
lawsuit,• Rafferty said. "My client
wdnLs to get his dcJy in court for
the d,unage done to his business ...
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Dunng the four months we
awaited a summons to acbve
duty, we fantW>ized nightly
about making history as the
squadron that single-handed-
ly wiped out the Japan<i e
fleet.
That fantasy lasted until
the end of pre-night school,
~hen we were fragmented
and sent to a half-dozen dif-
ferent primary night centers.
The degree of -our inno-
cence back then seems down-
right breathtaking now. we·
actually sent a committee to
see tpe commanding officer at
Iowa Pre-Flight to explain to
him that we had been
promised we wouJd go
through flig"ht training and
mto combat as a unit. That
was the day the reaJ world
began to take over.
I recall this here for two
reasons in particuJar: because
Pearl Harbor Day always sets
me to remembering such mat-
ters and because so much is
bemg written and said about
what a great generation we
were -an agenda that
warms me deeply but also
seems to require a ltttle per-
spective from some of us who
were there. Especially when
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Greatest Generation,• u
paean of love that descnbed
us as "men and women
whose everyddy lives of duty,
honor, achievement dnd·
courage gave us the world we
hdVO today.· A few yc>drs Idl-
er, thC' movie "Saving Pnvate
Ryun .. put the capstone on
this usscssrnent.
I don't mean m dny WdY lo.
demgrt1te it. When called
upon, wf' did a hell of a JOb,
and I'm as proud of my pdrt m
it as the contemporaries I ·
meet tlnd swap rernimsccnces
with frequently.
But the accoladf?s some-
times become uncomfortable.
We dJd what we did because
those were the times m wtuch
we l.Jved. We had the misfor-
tune -or, perhaps, the good
fortune to grow up dnd
spend our curly c1dulthoo<1
dunng a deva1;tatmg econom·
1c <.lepress10n and d glob.ii
war.
Faced with the.c;e cnse , W(~
perfomwd admirably. But we
are all c1eatures of our lune,
and I have no reason tu
believP thdt succ<><>ding qen-
erataons required to deal with
the same problems we lc1c:ed
wouJdn't have done a:. well.
And did -wllh the cn:.es
presented them
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can't think of any group th.it
showed more 1 aw courc1qe
and dc>dicdtion than the
young people who put thPu
lives on the Line m the clet>p
South to fight for equahty for
blctck people m our sonety. Or
the young men who fought 11
rotten Wdr in Vietndm without
the propN support of eith1•1
their gOVt•rnment or ft>ll<>W Cll-
i:teOS.
And d htUe balance uhout
the idyllic moral times m
which wp grew up 1s useful I
can shU remember viVJdly
stdndmg on my uncle'<; tront
porch an lhe county scdt town
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in the outh tiy local low and
rustom We torpedoed the
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hom and m th military.
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was pl n<11d It was all cap·
tured for m on a road S"lgn I
saw on lt roc.ky trail on Guam
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soldier hud erected. Jt pointed
.east, ctnd ~ratche<.I mto Ule
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ventu~s ol the 'JO clnd '40
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·nulom. And llf>W generdtions
nmtmue to struggle to find .
lhlJSC .w•rrttr·s on lhmr own
terms. unUm < ond1t1ons so
very d1fterent from thosl' rny
generc1llon PXpem•nced
lf·those cond1t1ons wtll
hopetully nevm be repro-
duced, we at lectst left a mod-
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The timeAne
1950
• 1956 The 19th Street
bridge is placed on the
coonty of Orange's Master •
Plan of Highways.
• 1951 The traffic count
on Pacific Coast Hi,ghway
between the Santa Ana
River and Superior
Avenue Is 26,000 tars in a
24-hour period during a
weekday over the winter.
1960
• 1960 Population in
Newport Beach and Costa
Mesa is 64, 114.
1970
• 1970 Population in
Newport Beach and Costa
Mesa is 122,082.
• 1973 Traffic count on
PCH is 33,000.
1980
• 1980s Newport Beach
is becoming aware of a
need for a bridge.
• 1980s Dispute over
whether an informal deal
was struck between
Newport Beach and Costa
Mesa as to whether Costa
Mesa agreed to build a
bridge in exchange for
building the 55 Freeway.
• 1986 Traffic count on
PCH is 44,000.
• 1987 Residents come
together informally to
start discussing the pro-
posed 19th Street bridge.
• 1919 Bridge Alterna-
tive Study Group formed.
1990
• 1990 Population in
Newport Beach and Costa
Mesa is 162,264.
• 1993 Santa Ana
River Crossings Needs
Assessment completed.
• 1993 City workshops on
report draw hundreds of
protesters.
·• 1993 Transportation
commission votes 3-0 to
recommend against
bridges.
• 1993 Costa Mesa
General Plan adopted by
council with policy saying
that the proposed bridges
could not be used to off-
set any traffic created by
new developments.
• 1993 Council votes S..O
to pass resolution asking
county to remove bridges
from master plan and for
joint ag~ement between
cities to study alternatives.
• 1994 Bridge Alterna-
tive Study Group endorsed
as a city committee.
• 1994 County bankrupt·
cy delays study.
• 1995 Transportation
duties transferred from
Orange County to the
Transportation Authority.
• 1997 County traffic
study ranks key intersec-
tions In Costa Mesa and
Newport Beach as the
worst in the county.
• 1998 SARX study 1~
resumed at the same time
city is trying to d velop a
West Side Specific Plan.
• 1991 Taylor Woodrow
begins It's own traffic
study for the Banning
Ranch project.
• 1998 19th to the
Beach, 1 pro-bridge
group, is formed.
• 1999 Release of the
dtaft EIR IS delayed and Is
oped~ to be completed
In AugiJSt 2000.
In what has become a traditional
community debate, the question of whether
to build a bridge over the Santa Ana River
at 19t~ Stree.t still ha~gs h eavy over
n~ighboring cities divided over the issue.
.
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19TH STREET BRIPGE PROJECT
Story by WSE GEE
n an aerial map at Costa Mesa City
Hall, the proposed 19th Street bridge
is a mere line, less than an inch long.
But it's a line that has the potential
to divide, not link, conununities. For
more than a decade, the debate of
whether to build a 19th Street bridge has aroused
perople 's passions and inflamed their anger.
"It goes beyond civit planning and becomes a reli-
gion, a crusade, a belief," said Newport Beach resi-
dent Pete Tarr, who serves on an advisory group that
studies the bridge proposal.
If the bridge is simply a line on a map, the
$200,000 coop'erative Santa Ana River Crossings
study is an expensive eraser that many hope will put
ari end to the contentious issue once and for all.
The cities of Costa Mesa, Hunt-
ington Beach, Newport Beach,
Fountain Valley and the Orange
County li'ansportation Authority are
all participating in a study to decide
whether to eliminate the 19th Street
and Gisler Avenue bridges from a
master plan.
The Gisler Avenue bridge lacks
the controversy surrounding the
19th Street bridge and Fountain Val-
ley residents are expected to have
little to say about the 19th Street
bridge. Built or not, that crossing
will have little impact on their city.
That leaves three oties divided
on the 19th Street bridge, with Costa
Mesa and Huntington Beach on one
side trying to wipe it from the coun-
ty map and Newport Beach on the
other trying to have it built.
Huntington Beach and Costa
Mesa officials and residents oppose
the bridge because of the rivers of
traffic they say will pour into what
are now quiet and peaceful neigh-
borhoods. Newport Beach leaders
would like to see the bridge built to
alleviate pressure on West Coast
Highway.
The Orange-County Transporta-
tion Authority, which is acting as
lead agency on the study, has per-
haps the easiest role in the study.
Leaders at the agency have said the
bridges will be removed only if the
cities can come to a consensus or it
an alternative is found.
It's hard enough for one city to
come to a consensus, said county
Supervisor Jun Silva, a Huntington
Beach resident, who bas historiclilly
opposed t,p.e bridge. But then again,
he said, anything is po s1ble.
For City Counolman Joe Enck-
son, it's not a question of whether
it's possible for the cities to coma to
an agrtement -they simply must.
"The stt:ldy will come up with
solution5, and I have to believe
they're ~ere," Enck on !laid.
I
Getting a loothOld I
Costa Mesa has the mo t inv t-
cd in the study -ooth fman·
. cuilly and politically. lts
$100,000 contribution mak up the
bulk of the funds for the study ttnd
the City Counctl has taken tough
positions against th bndg ov r
the y ars The transportation author-ity conltibuted sso.noo to th tudy,
Newport Beach contributed $35,000
and Huntington Beach pitched m
$15,000.
In 1993, the Costa Mesa City
Council adopted a general plan poli-
cy stating that no new development
could use the bridges to offset
expected traffic.
Last year, when the $190,000
study to revitalize Costa Mesa's
West Side began, the council direct-
ed the consultant to assume the 19th
Street bridge would not be built -
even though the Santa Ana River
Crossings study had also just begun.
But that doesn't mean surround-
mg cities aren't increasing the need
for the bridges.
"The only thing we can control
for sure is ourselves, so you start
there," said Perry Valanb.ne, Costa
Mesa's director of planning.
The roots of Costa Mesa's
adamant opposition to the 19th
Street bridge go back at least a
decade when a group of residents
realized the bndge was still on t,tle
county's map.
"I think people began to believe
the 19th Street bridge would be a
redlity, • said resident Sandy Ames,
who became a member of the group
in 1992. "They collectively realized
this wasn't a positive thing they
wanted to happen."
Ames lives in the Freedom
Homes tract of Costa Mesa near
Canyon Park. It is an older, estab-
lished neighborhood. built after
World War II.
Some people bought the homes
from their parents or grandparents.
A good majority of the fi\Itlilies are
younger and have children, and
they have revitalized the neighbor-
hood with ~ometimes elaborate
remodels and additions
li'affic was such a ma1or issue
there that residents successfully ral-
lied for traffic barriers, which make
lt unpoi> 1ble for vehides to cut
through the residential streets.
Re idcnts who lived in tho noigh-
borhood, along with others who
were concerned about the po sibility
of a bridge at 19th Street, began
meeting on a monthly basis in 1987
end 1988 in an effort to eliminate
plans to build the bndge.
In 1994, the atizens' group was
endorsed by the City Counol and
became an off10al aty committ e
Just after debate on both the Gisler
Avenue and the 19th SlJoot bridg
r adl d new heights.
"I think it's terrible for n ghhor·
hOOds," d JM t Romington,
•
MARC MARTIN I DAILY Pll.OT
Bob Graham ls one of the co-founders of 19th to the Beach, a small
group of residents ln Costa Mesa who support a bridge pt 19th Street:
.The Pros
The draft Environmental Impact Report is not yet available for
review, but here are some perceived benefits of building a
bridge at 19th Street.
• The bridge might •llevl•te the need to widen Pacific Coast HlghW•y.
• It would provide another east-west corridor fot' growing regional
tr•ffic.
• It would raise property values by providing direct access to the
beach.
• It would help revitalize the West Side by bringing the traffic nHded .
for a thriving commerclal boulevard.
Costa Mesa resident who was
involved m public debates m 1993.
"It would h a disaster on both sides
of the nver •
Hundreds ut ros1dcnt.s became
involved m the debate, speaking
against the bndgcs in numerous
public me hngs.
A ma1or ts ue bac:k m 1993 was
lhc posi>1b1hty that Ea t 19th Street
would necil to be widened if the
bndgo was bmlt, Tho work would
have required the demolition of 69
home m East Costa Mesa along
19th Strc t.
Smfc that lime, th widening of
East 19th Stre t wa remov..:Jd from
hoth the dty' and county's master
pl n m 19' 4.
Howev •r, the wfd ning issue may
not be d d, En on aid.
"If lh brtdg wa to he built,
th re would be trcmcndou pr ur
to look nt this gain,• h said.
Costa M a r 1dcnts' vehement
opposition to the bndge is
echoed by their neighbors to
the east tn Huntington Beach.
"We don't want a highway run·
nmg through our neighborhood,"
said John Scott, of Huntington
Beach.
The sues for r idents in the
outheast Huntington B ach ne1gh-
horhood are imllAr to tho m Costa
Mesa, said Kathi RKhftldson.
I fer ncighborhood 15 al o quiet,
peaceful anrt lnuncifttcd With Chil-
dren.
·we're very well connected,•
Rlchnrd on id. •All th kids go to
the ame school and play on the
m occer field . iNo on wants
1 the bridge here. We know whdt d
chsast~ it would be for our neigh-
borhood.• ·
If residents are vocal about their
opposition lo the bndge now, they
were even more vocdl about it m
the early '90s, whl'n the btittle was
fought with much more intt>nsity
becduse the outcome was more in
doubt
Opposition wds so vehement
then that hundreds of residents
crowded into the Costa Mesa
neighborhood commuruty center m
opposition to the bndge.
That's why it's so hard for Costa
esa and Huntington Beach resi-
dents to understand where support
for the bridge is coming from now,
they say.
•Tue people of this commuruty.
thought we had fought this down,•
Remington said.
19th to the 8eadt
I n addition to Newport Bearh, d
small group 'Of residents.in Costa
Mesa support a bndge ut 19th
treet. They have fom1cd a grass-
ts group called 19th to the
ch, and dunng the last year
ve been campa1gmng for sup-
port.
·1 don't think (19th to the Beach
membersJ know the fight thcy'U
1 • have on their hands,• Remmgton
said
Costa Mesa re idcnts Bob Gra-
ham and Phihp Morello la t year
formed 19th to the Beach, which
boasts 25 members, 1ust as the
cooperative bridgC' study and the
separate West Side study got
underway. .
Leaders for 19th lo thP Bedc:h."
argue that a plan to revildliZI) Ule
West Side must include d bricfgP-,
which would tum 19th Street from
a dead-end street to et ma1or com-
mercial thoroughfare.
wThey refuse to look at the pos-
sible benefits of extending 19th
Street," Grd.ham said. Mil's gomg to
benefit these residences here.
These people's homes are $100,000
less than people on the Ea t Side.
·They'll have direct ace s to
the beach . Property values W1ll go
up and •t'll beneht the commercial
area.•
Graham, a former city council
candidate, ays this with an
earnestness m h1s eyes and a true
belief that h is askmg for what's
be t for Co ta Mc a
Unfortunately for Graham, it's
the same camestn thnt i m
Erick.son's eyei; when he says he
intonds on keeping his campdign
promise to remove the bndgc from
the county map.
It's also the ame eftmc tn s m
Ames' ey wh •n sh say she wtll
!tght to keep her ne1ghhorhood
saf and quiet for her children.
Ames id she could rare 1
about property valu ·.
"My hou e prol>ahly $100,000
l than somethinp, on the E st
Sid , • Am said. That' OK with
m because l tnv cd ln a n gh·
b<>rhood, not a f manoal (v ntur ). •
\
Enckson also disagrees with
Graham. He says if the bridge 1s
built, H would only attract transient
businesses such as gas stations and
liqu.or s.tores -not the types oJ
busmesses that would benefit Cos-
ta Mesa. He also·said the bridge
would only tum Costa Mesa into a
cut-through city -not one where
residents of Huntington Beach or
elsewhere would stop to do theu
shopping.
Costa Mesa resident Dean
Rememann agrees.
•If traffic was what was neces-
sary to make a successful business,
then there'd be successful busi-
nesses on Newport Boulevard and
19th Street and (WestJ Coast High-
way,• Reinemann said, •That's just
not the case.·
. Some residents have also ques-
tioned the motives of 19th to the
Beach, which includes landlords
who own property on the West
Side but don't necessarily live
there.
Graham has drawn his shdre of
Jabs at public meetings from resi-
dents who pomt out that he lives in
the Mesa Verde neighborhood and
wouldn't have to bear the conse-
quences of a bndge running from
Huntington Beach to Costa Mesa.
They also accuse Graham of trying
lo make sure a bridge isn't built at
Gisler Avenue by pushing for one
at 19th Street.
But Graham takes ll m stnde.
He says the negative attention has
not deterred him or other members
of his group from faithfully attend-
ing every council meeting to speak
about the bridge, which hasn't
been easy. ~
Since the council has placed
updates of the bridge study at the
end of their agenda once a month,
Graham and others often must wait
until the end of the evening meet·
ing to speak. .
Every once in a while, he 1s able
to get a rile out of the council
members -all of whom are
opposed to a bndge at 19th Street.
•J think what we're trying to
change their minds about is they
need to be knowledgeable abOul
their decisions,• Graham said.
"They're giving away something
Wlthout knowing the value of what
they're g1Vlllg away.·
Divided COlllllUlitles
For all of Graham' ff om, Co -
ta Mesa and Huntington
Beach may have a more en·
ous adversary in their neighbor,
Newport Beach,
Something that app ar.; to unite
Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach
1e~1dt!nts even more than then
position on th • bridge are their
perceptions of N wport Ueach
Rcsioents m the two cities ay
they feel hke they are l>Cmg a kl.'d
to houlder the burden of omc-
thlng that would only benefit U1cu
more arnuent n ighbor.
•1 trongly feel they hnvc over·
built and ar looking for a way
out.• Richardson said
Doily Pilot ; Thursd<JY, December 9, 1999 Al I
•
MfDIHA FEJZAGIC 04MARTtNO I DAILY PILOT
A signpost marks the end of
19th street, near Canyon
Community Park.
MARI 'l.NNA DAY MAS .EY I DAILY PllOT
Children from the rommunJty often gather to play at Canyon Park
where families say a bridge at 19th Street ln Costa Mesa would jeop-
ardize their way of We on the West Side.
The Cons
The draft Environmental Impact Report is not yet available for
review, but here are some feared consequences of building a
bridge at 19th Street.
• The bridge would bring streams of traffic Into quiet residential
neighborhoods.
• It would lower property values by making homes less livable.
• It would tum Costa Mesa into a .. art-through• city.
• It could have profound consequences for the environment. partic·
ular1y in the area of the Santa Ana riverbed.
Added to that perception ts
years of built-up resentment
toward a city that Costa Mesa and
f luntington Beach residents
believe has successfully thwarted
attempts to send regional traJfic
through its streets.
"Newport Beach stopped the
freeway so 1t wouldn't go through
their oty, • said Ames. "They
wouldn't wtden Mariners Mile, yet
they're part of a region.• .
Despite what Huntington Beach
and Costa M !o.d c:ay aoout them,
Newport Beach residents and city
leaders say they only want the
ame thing. to protect their neigh-
borhoods.
If anybody isn't carrying their
lair share, it's Co ta Mesa and
l Iuntington B ach, said Newport
re 1dcnt Pete Tarr.
NcWJlOrt Beach Councilwoman
Jan D hay agreei..
"Thoy don't s c that without the
lmdg •, Newport Beach JS carrymg
the brunt of thc11 trafhc, • she said.
The main concern Js that if the
hnclg is not constructed someday,
the trulhc it wa meant to accom-
modotc will be dumped on West
Goa t Highway.
Coast Highway between New-
port Boul vard and the Santa Ana
River wa widened to six tan in
the arly 199os, and there wu talk
Of wid ning It to eight lanes ln
l 93 when discussions about th
19th Street bndge reached the11
apex, said Rich Edmonston, traffic
cngmeer for Newport Beach. wu the bndge doesn't go
through and traffic increases, then
there's going to have to be some
extensive reworking m Newport
Beach, mcludmg the widening of
Coast Highway,• Tarr said.
The last time th~ street was ·
widened, it took out a number of
busmes<.e , Tarr said if it's widened
agam, it could take out his home.
Newport Beach may have
widen d Coast Highway earlier
this decade, but Co ta Mesa also
went through a very painful pro1ect
of its own, when the oty widened
Victona Str t and bulldo7.C.'<i
nwnerou home to do it, ErickSon
pointed out.
•VtctOri Str" t bas tume<l out
very w 11, but 1t wa o difficult
thing to do, to d1 place a lot or pe-a-
pl , • Ende on srud, •t don't thmk
that ne cl to hap~n agam."
R •sidcnts who oppose a bndge
nt 19th Slr t also point to Victoria
Str t a an Git mntivc t·w t
comdor that could adequately han·
die trafh .
Victoria Str t. which
d gned to carry 4'5,000 vehici a
day, carrl 25.000 a day, said Pe1er
Naghavt. ta Mesa' transporta-
tion em manag r
SEE BRIDGE MOE A 12
...
The players
• Gary Monahan
Mayor of Costa Mesa
•John Noyes
Mayor of Newport
Beach
• Peter Green
Huntington Beach
city coucilman
• John Colins
Fountain Valley city
councilman
•fan Silva
Q(ange County
supervisor
•GlemCca1~
OCTA project
manager
• ... Grlli111
Co-foundet of 19th
to the BN<h
(~12 Thursday, Doocmber 9, 1999
BRIDGE
CONTINUED FROM A 11
Th p of
Bann1n9 Ranch
EN ewport Beach, not build·.
g the 19th Street l.mdge
uld tlftcct development
through the city's newly
reViSed trdff•c phasing orcli·
nance, Debdy said.
The ordinanC"e, which hds
been around srnce the 1970s
but was rec nUy revised to
avoid legal problems. requires
developers to make improve-•
ments if individual pro1ects gen-
erate enough trdfhc to make
Ultersedions too congested.
There are already inter..ec-
tions in West Newport that dre
ma declining state. They will
only become more congested
as traffic continues to incrett!>e
and the bridge isn't built,
Edmonston said. One of Ul
mtersections lhllt could be
Vt rely affected if a bndg l:t
not built JS West Coast 1 ugh·
way and Supcnor Avenu .
One development that will
have to <.:omply witll Newport's
traffic pha :ing ordinance -
and which will be located near
key inte~ctions m both New-
port Beach and Costa Mesa -
1 Taylo1 Woodrow:. Banning
Ranch property. •
Thylor Woodrow has pro-
posed building d developm nt
of homes on land just east of
the moulb of the Santu Ana
River.
Except (or a small portion of
land in Newport Beach, most of
the land is unincorporated tem-
tory. But because the land may
eventually, be arinexed into
NPwport Beach, Taylor
Woodrow will be required to
meet 6ty standarqs, including
the traffic phasing ordinance.
The plan is to build t. 7 50
homes, a small hotel, a shop-
ping center, an elementary
school and various roads dlld
parkwa'Y1' on 196 acres. In addi·
lion to th developr:n,>nt, 216
acr of land will be d gnated
a) open pace -120 acres of
which will be untouched wet-
land.
Dcvelopm nl proposab for
th t SJle have failed 111 the past
because ot commuruty opposi-
tion to any project that would
necessitate the con truction of a
bndge at 19th Street.
'Jitylor Woodrow Project
Manager Miko Schlesinger
said U1e company is officially
neutral on the issue of the 19th
Street bndge. I le contends the
project can be built with or
.without the bridge.
Tuylor Woodrow is prepar-
ing an envirorun ntal impact
report on its project that will
use the same traffic model as
the Sclllta Ana River Crossings
study. Schlesinger said his com-
pany believes the development
has been de,igned so as to
make 19th Street bridge unnec-
essary.
Also, Taylor Woodrow'.s pro-
Jeet is much smaller than one
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·we've proposed a proJoct
that's one-third I than Uaut,
and that's why we r~l it':; not
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Schlesinger said.
AJUlough the oompa.ny LS
officially neutral when it comes
to the 19th Street bndye, 1t 1s
adamanUy oppo~cd to the 17th
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being stud1ed by the trans-
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The dlterndtive would con-
nect West 17th Stn'Cl to t lunl·
ington Beach, directly through
Taylor Woodrow's proposed
housing development.
c ~acb nmghbor·
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ms •. the county's
study will reflect whether the
bridge is needed from d region-
al standpoint.
#We all live in the same ilrea·
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aJtemdtive city govCJ1l!llenls,
but that doesn't affe<.1 th way I
dnv ~. • Naghavi said.
Imaginary or not. the political
diVL-.ions are real for residents.
Each of Ule participating
oues is hoping to get the best
deal for their individual com-
munittes whil~ coru>1dermg
rc~onal needs, NaghaVJ said.
nus balance between
regional and local needs is
dmplified by the fact that the
two busiest intersections in the
county are in Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa and play heav-
ily into the need for a bridge.
Those inten;ections arc
N<!wport Boulevard and Coast
Highway, with 121,050 average
dctily trips, and 19th Street and
Newport Boulevard, with
100,755 average daily tnps,
according to a 1996 Orange
County 'Ifansportation Authori-
ty study.
The four cities and Ule trans-
portdtion authonty must come
to a unarumous agreement on
not only !he 19th Street bridge,
but also the Gisler Avenue
bridge.
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the point of conducting the
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EriC'ksOn said ho doesn't
Ulink Costa Mesa b bying to
shirk its responStbility to
regional trathc, but the city
shouldn't be forced to bear th
brunt of it either. •
"l don't want to hwt oilier
conununities, but I a..c;k them
not to hurt nune," Erickson
saJd. "Thdt'i, Ule point of the
whole study.•
Still, there are issues city
lcader'S must overcome a<> dis-
cussions begin. Some oty lead-
ers arc even que5tioning the
process
Hunungton Beach Council·
man Peter Green said be will
work with NeWJ)Ort Beach on
some issues, but feels #they
have no decision on the bridge
per ~e.•
·1 don't see why we need
their consent to have the
bridges removed,• Green saJd.
The study is bemg held up
now bf>cttuse all the agenoes
are l>eing asked to agree on
whdt land-use information
should be included m the
1eport.
"It's not ec.LSy for local agen-
cies and a regional agency to
dgree on one thing,• Naghavi
said.
The draft envirorunental
report, which was to be com-
pleted and released sometime
this montll, has been delayed
agtlirl. It as expected lo be
released by August 2000.
"You can call it anti-region-
alism, but it au boils down to
somebody's neighborhood,•
said Scott, the Huntington
Beach resident. "I don't care
whetller your neighborhood is
in Newport Beach or here.
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Doily Pilot soci e cy Thur.day, December 9, 1999 A13
Inspiring stories of survival told at Childhelp luncheon
T lm Drom, chapldUl at
the Village or Childhelp
m Beaumont, Calif.,
stood before a crowd of some
800 guests assembled m the
ballroom of the Hyatt Regency
Hotel and shared tho story of
a young boy named Jimmy, a
resident of the facility that
Cdres for dbused. neglected
<md dbandoned cluldren.
Jt s<'ems Jimmy was play-
mg bull with some of the other
kids and dcc1dentally got an
elbow m his eye. 1}'pica1 kid's
stuff on the held. No hann
done. The game went on. And
Junrny ended up with one
ffidJOr swollen black eye ..
The next morning. Jimmy
was headmg down the hall to
catch the bus for school. The .
Childhelp nuri.e cautioned
him that his black eye was
probably a good reason to stay
home for a day or two until it
hedled. In other times, in other
places, a black eye might be a
kid's greatest trophy. But
Originally created to
care for unwonted
ori>hons left behind
by U.S. servicemen
in Korea, Chndhelp
today is a leader in
core for cMdren
suffering the rav·
ages of all sorts of
domestic violence,
abuse ond abandon..
ment. It is shocking
that such lJ great
need exists in such
o civaized time.
Some say it's worse
than ever.
today,
especially
for a kid
from
Childhelp,
lhe black
eye might
be a mag-
net for
trouble.
Junmy
was first a
little SUI·
prised at
the nurse's
sugges-
tion. After
dll, it was
JUSl an
acodent
that hap-
pened ma
sunple
game.
While
standing in
the hall
talking,
every Jud lhHt wdlk.ed by
heading for the? school bus
made a b1q deal about the
black eye out of concern for
their fellow Cluldhelp fnend.
But the young boy knew what
the nurse meant. He told her,
"It is so ruce to be appreciated.
I think l'U stay home today.•
The 800 support£>rs or Child-
. help came together last week
for a holiday luncheon and
fund-raiser to ensure that Jim-
my and thou.c;ands more like
him have a place to call home;
so they can stay tiome when
they n~ to and heal. Heal
from dn innocent wound on the
pit.tying held; and heaJ from
much deeper wounds inllicted
by cru~l lifc C'lrrumstances
Stt1rted more than 40 yea.rs
ago, Childhelp has grown
bOth in support and in need.
Originally created to care for
unwanted orphans left behind
by U.S. servJcemen m Korea,
Cbildhclp today 1S d leader in
care for children suffering the
ravages ot all sorts of domestic
violence, abuse and abdndon-
ment. It is shocking that such
a great need exists in such a
ovitized bme. Some say it's
worse than ever.
So the ladies and gentlemen
of Newport-Mesa and all of
Orange County who support
Childhelp's work, gathered in
the spirit of holiday giVlng t9
make a difference m the lives
of Juruny and so many more.
A shnung star in the large
OO\'{d was a young woman
who, along with her younger
brothers, once had a bed of
her own at Chtldhelp. Amy
Taylor had grown up, excelled
m high school and wait head-
ed to UCLA on a Fulbright
scholarship when the news
came that her younger broth-
ers would be separated and
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sent lo different foster homes.
Taylor r-ejected her scholar-
ship to UCLA, instead finding
several part-time jobs in order
to keep her brothers together
under the same roof, support-
ed by this courageous and
·righteous teen.
Taylor came to the poctium
at the Childhelp luncheon and
just waved at the crowd. There
were no words to speak. The
crowd had just been told that
Amy had managed to adopt
her younger brothers, so there
would be no more fear of los-
ing her family. Applause cir·
cled the cavernous ballroom Ill
an infectious manner, growing
and feeding on itself like some
wildfire -a wildfire of sheer
joy.
Amy and Jimmy are the
real side of Childhelp. Far
beyond the privilege of a love-
ly holiday lunch, the genuine
inspiration for sharing to make
the world a better place for
others far less fortunate was
evident to all m attendance.
Co-chaired by Pam BuUer
and Katherine Meredith with •
a comnuttee including Pa.m
Arnett. Barbara Ganahl,
Eileen Saul, Natalie Tabb and
Gemma Wolf, to namE) only a
few, the afternoon was clearly
filled with holiday JOy.
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Edwards with her mom, Marge
Dayton,CarolPackard,Robln
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GeoUroy, Nora Johnson, Mari-
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Carol Malouf, Heycbe Frazee,
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A 14 Thursday, Dec mber 9, 1999 date book Doily Pilot
New movies explore the strength and bonding Of women
• EDfTOft'S Non: Th Reel Critics
column features movie critiques
written by community members
s.erving on our panel ·
'All About ... Mother'
is Cannes winner
S pain's Pedro Almodovar
won Best Director at
Cannes this yPar for
~All About My Mother," an
amazing film about a moth·
er's
REEL CRITICS ~~::~~d~r
and
meaning after the death of
her teenage spn.
·This is certainly Alm<>Q-
ovar's most mature work. For-
tunately, he has lost neither
his love for zany humor, nor
his capacity to create powerful
unforgettable women chdrac-
ters.
Cecelia Roth plays the
mother, Manuela, who leaves
Madrid Md returns to
Barcelona to find the father
h rson
nover knew,
lnde d, the
father never
knew he
had a son.
For tea!>on::.
that don't
become
clear until
'the end of
June Fenner the film, she
had reasons
for not wanting father or son
to know the other eXlSted.
In Madrid, Manuela had
supported her' son and herself
working as a nurse. In · ·
Barcelona, she had moved m
very different circles. She con-
tacts old acquaintances who
include several prostitutes, a
pregnant nun, a flamboyant
actress, several transvestites
and a drug dealer. In other
words, a typical Almodovar
cast. And in true Almodovar
fashion, he celebrates the
strengt? these women are
capable of drawing from and
lil.(!l
·I giving to each other. But
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The film centers on ·two
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he1 12-year-old daughter, Ava,
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two flee into
the rught.
bound for
who-knows-
where. Lat-
er, while
stud~g
maps in a
coffee shop,
Heidi Bres!lle r Ava con-vinces her
mother to
head west to a coastal town
near San Diego. They soon
arrive and set up housekeep-
ing in a motel. Shortly after
arrivmg, Mcif¥ Jo finds a job at
an alarm compimy and Ava
heads off to school, both deter-
mined to find her own way.
Old habits die hard, and
soon Mary Jo has a truck dri-
ver boyfriend and is moving
hen;elf and Ava into his home.
Jack (Gavin O'Connor) tries
hard to unite this group into a
family urut, but the bond
betwe1m moU1er and daughter
is strong dlld he hnds himself
feeling left out.
An .in<>vilcible hght breaks
out, dnd Maty Jo again tries to
flee with Ava. This time, how-
ever, Ava decides she doesn't
wd.Ilt to leave and with the
help of one of hN mother's co-
worker.. (Jay 0. Sanders) con-
vinces her mother to stay and,
for the first lune really take
charge of her life.
BeauWully written, directed
and acted, "Tumbleweeds" .is
a delightful movie to watch.
McTeer's portrayal of the
whunsical, na.ive and loving
mother Mary Jo is truly a
wonderful performance.
Equally outstanding is Kim-
berly J. Brown's portrayal of
the much wiser than her years
Ava O'Connor (who ts also
the director) shows us the sen-
sitive side of trucker boyfriend
Jack Other noteworthy per~
lormclnces are lhe very
strange Michael J . Pollard as
Mary Jo's boss and finally Jay
0. Sanders as her sensitive co-
worker and fncmd .
In th.is busy l.J.me of year,
treat yourself to some adventure
by sec.mg a relauvely unknown
movie, "Tumbleweeds.• J don't
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20th production of 'Christmas Carol' is better than ever
TOM J'rrus
I s there a work of hctJon
that has been read, or seen,
by more men, women and
children the world over than
C harles Dickens' "A Christ.
mas Carol?"
Probably not, but fdfflillanty
only deepens one's respect for
this holiday classic, an under-
standable choice for South
CodSt Repertory's first special
production for the Christmas
season . It's over a century old,
but it still "plays."
I wrote those lines 19 years
ago in 1980, when SCR first •
produced
THEATER REVIEW ~~~ ~~s
bean
annual tradition, d.nd little has
happened dunng the 1980s or
'90s to alter the sentiments.
Even though I've seen :em
all, I still get a Little misty-eyed
when, on Christmas mommg,
Ebene7er Scrooge becomes
filled with the holiday spint
and sets about shanng it with
others.
•A Christmas Carol" has
sustained this emot.ion over
two decades because of many
factors -Dickens' finely craft-
ed story, Jerry Patch's superla-
tive stage adaptation, John-
DaVld Keller's loVlllgly craHed
direction and, of course, the
richly sinewed perfom1ance of
Hal Landon Jr. as Scrooge, a
characterization he\ inhdb1ted
with heartfelt power clnd
affection from Day One.
This year. as usual, there
are the familiar sights and
sounds of SCR "Christmas
Carols" past particularly
I A CHRISTMAS CAROL'
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Castellano's musical embell-
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impre::.sive now elef!lents,
c-hief among them Craig
Mdthers' enthusiastic debut as
the ebullient Spnt of Christ-
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Joining Mathers and 1P.pns-
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awesomely mute as the Spnt
of Christmas Yet to Come),
and Richard Doyle, smoothl)I:
orchestrating Ebenezer's 1our-
ney into his childhood as the
Sprit of Christrnds Past.
Director Keller steps mto a
familiar guise as a chdnty
solicitor outraged by Scrooge's
penury, along with Marthd
McFarland, who also gets in
some juicy stage time as the
Jolly Mrs. Fezziwig and an
avanoous street scavenger.
A.rt Koustik enthus1asucally
reprises his dual roles as the
benevoient Mr Fezz1Wlg ttnd
the grasping black mdrkel<!er
In his second tum as Bob
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settled rucely into the part so
identil1ed (for 18 years) with
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it his own. Devon Raymond
I mas PrC'sent.
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Another new lace, though
hdrdly nP-w to local audiences
after a clistuigu1shed amuteur
cart?Pr at 0CC, is Mark Coy<tn
in a vdnety ol roles, mcluding
the hard-bitten young Jae-ob
Mctrl1~y.
1 loY{ard St1dngraw -the
only actor besides Landon to
hdVl! appeared in illl 20 pro-
duct.Ions ...... is once ctgaw splen-
did as Scrooge's nephew Fred
ThP Cratchit kids -double
cast, but m Sunday's 4 p m.
produc:tion Jac-kie Bruchman,
Rydn Eggold, Ann Seaver and
the SCE:ne-stecihng ·Gregory
Swanson as a towheaded Tiny
Tun -add ndturdl touches of
charm, while Alan Pnester is
fme as the st1 t hoy Y. ho
h•tches Scrooge' tu1kcy
Chlf Faulkner's moothly
trans1tiorung ettings UU
unpr s • d do Dwight Richard
Odie's penod costum and
Donna •.tnd Tom Ruzika's
excellent hyhtmg patterns. All
hc1vc b~ "n bc1ckstiHJC' regulars
smce the .,how's inception.
•A Chn!>tmdo., Crlrol".shows
PV<'l)' rn<hc ation of sticking
around South Coast Reµcrtory
for anothPf 20 SPCJsons, by
wh1r.h tune Landon will be
pushing 80, hut probdbly still
will remain the dchruhve
Scrooge A rousing •wassa1J"
to oil <'oncernod.
• TOM Tll\.IS reviews local theater
for the Daily Pilot H1s·rev1~
appear Thursda~ and Saturda~.
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A 16 ThurWoy. Oc!cember 9, 1999 date book Qoily PilOt
Muldoon's is the very definition of an Irish pub
M uldoon's Irish Pub, on
Newport Cer:iter Drivf!
next to Big Edwards
nwater, has long heen.a staph~
for the St. Patrick' Day dowel.
ln fact, it i:o required it you truly
pldn to celebrate thdt day like
only U1e lnsh can. However,
· f ecl true to
------sdmple DINING REVIEW thelf
exlfms1ve
beer and
lnsh whiskey sclccbons-ac; well
dS their lnsh-Amencan fare
any other dcty of th<• yeur
For 25 years Muldoon's has
filled every definition bf ·an
Jr1sh pub, from its dark wood
and dunly lit intenor to its
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bricked courtyard pdllO com-
plete with trees dnd heat
lamps. Spotlightinq bands
'iUC-h as the Young Dubhners
only helps to authentlcctle
Muldoon's reputation.
You can't have a ri' taurant
m Southern California without
sucrumbmg to some of the
local influences, dnd MuJ-
cloon's is no exception. For
while they offer Irish stew
($8.25) and pub onion loops
($4 .50), they also offer chips
and salsa. chicken wrnp:o, and
tuna sandwiches ($7 50). Thelr
tund sandwich 1s one of my
fctvorite tlungs to order. They
mctke it with fresh albacore
und easy on the moyonnaise.
While you think of d pub as
sort of d working man's lunch
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place, as 1t is moderc1tPly •
expensive. But th~ lood is
fresh and genuUle, from lhelr
...mall lodves of ~oda brcdd, hill
of currants and rye, to their
hearty wheal b1eud, erved
with whipped butler.
There has been discussion
in my office as to whether
Muldoon 's serves the best
burger m town, and the major-
ity sdys yes. Either way, their
macho burger ($8.40) with
JdCk cheese, sliced avocado
and a grilfed Ortega pepper,
and their B.~.C. burger ($8.45)
with cheddar cheese topped
willi tangy barbecue sauce
and bdcon, lS pretty much all
you could hope for in a burger.
The Jack Muldoon qrilled
chicken sandwich ($8.95),
basically the macho burger
with chicken. is d nice, satisfy-
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Muldo~n·s manager
Mary Murphy sits down
for lunch ln the
restaurant's dinlng room.
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ing altemBtive and the single
most ordered item in my ofhre.
Of cow se you can ord<•r
comed beef ($8.75), sh<'P-
herds pie ($9.95) and bc1nqers
and mash ($8.95), but Mul-
doon's is famous for its hsh
and chips ($9.50)
Cdtch them for lurn·h on a
Wednesday, when you c:on
en1oy all you can eat 11<.h dnd
chips complete with mctllNI
vinegar and salt. Fresh l11rtcu
sauce and pub fries an' dlso .
TRO'r LIGHTING
served on Ute side, but the
vancgdr dnd sali show your
comrmlment to tradition.
Orwnliil chicken saldd and
thP gnU<'d chicken breusl sul-
ud dr(' crood, but Pdt's Cobb
saldcl 1s \\ h<1l I mean when 1
sny s.ilud: rl•:,plendent with
blue < hePse and bacon.
Mu.Jdoon's oilers severul dai-
ly ~JHX1t1ls for both lunch d.Jld
dinrn•1, ;rncl they range from
lrr>sh S<tltnon past.a to pork lC'n-
d_ei lom Ctncl lcunl> chops. If you
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go m for lunch, ask for Patty to
be your server, she is great.
Danner dt Muldoon's
includes porterhouse stectks
($18.95) and filets, both served
with d twice-baked potclto.
Mrs. Murphy's pot roast
($16.95), Gaelic chicken and
Old Bushmills b reast of chick-
en ($15.95) -a breast of
chicken simmered in Mul-
doon's dwctrd winning Dijon
sauce -fish etnd chips, and
shrimp ctnd chips are also
avatlable on the dinner menu.
What about dessert you
ask? Well here at Muldoon's
the Irish edt hot apple pie
with caramel scluce and
whipped cream. chocolate
sundae w1lh toffee crunch,
dnd d lrcld1llonal Irish trifle -
sponge cake with a splash of
sherry, homemade custard,
strawberries and cream
From Dec. 15 to 24 MuJ-
doon's is cc>lebrdbng with a
Dickens ln'ih Christmas, com-
plete with d wail staff m period
costumes t.1ncl specials like
roast duck, brisket of beef, and a holiday -.pPcaaJ, wassail -.
hot space wine -to wdJTT\ your
bones. Ginyerbrectd will also
be on the mPnu.
Throughout the year on
Sunday mghL<>, MuJdoon's -
showcaws chfferent Irish
bands, and on Thursday, Fn-
day dnd Sdlurday nights )'OU
can hedr varying other kinds
of music. The pub is open
until 1:30 a.m . daily except
Mondcty so it makes for a
great after-movie place to
hdve .m lnsh coffee, or 1ust d
plain cappuccino, while you
listen to music on the pdlto
Again. they have heat lamp-..
So next lime you JU.St can't
think of a place to eat, pray to
St. Patnc:k dnd dSk him to
remove the locusts from the
farmlt1nd in your brain, and go
to Muldoon's rt's an lnsh pub
if thc·w ever was one.
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Newport
pudget
woes are .
self-induced
Y our editorial was weU stated
but too kind ("Newport Beach
should cut first, tax later,'" D~c. 'l· While the hand-wringing over
1-yoffs at C1ty Hall was going on in
1994 to 1996, the head coui1t
dropped 13% while the loto.l pdyroll
Increased 5%. At the same time, the
average salary and benefits tiwe:,
per employee mcrea~ed 20%. It was-
n't the high-priced dudes that took
lhe hit, wes it? No
one at City Hall MAILBAG wants to take on the
expensive side of the
ledger. Only the rev-
enue side. We have the worst perfor-
mance in the county on privdtization
Rather than privdtize, we bureaucra-
tize the ambulance service.
We talk about labor contracts for
sununer lifeguards. We put marine
safety personnel on the same incredi-
bly costly l abor contracts dS firemen.
Fire personnel cost us more than
$105,000 per year, per person m
salary and benefits, while police,
who gel shot at and shop for gro-
ceries on theU" own time, cost no
more than $85,000. The lc1st time I
checked, toe princ1pdl di Newport
Elementary, a PhD, {'Ost us less than
$83,000 The opportunity 1s on the
expense side and m thP 65''., of the
operatmg budget that is allocated to
employees' salary dnd benefits.
TOMHYANS
Newport Beach
·All they ask for is notice
Please note that we express our
concern reparchng the new develop-
ment on ttiP North Ridge. When we
purchased our property more than a
year ago, both the prevtous owner
and the estate agent a swed us thdt
there would be no development on
the ridge and speoftcally on the
slope facing us, as this was d consid-
eration m purchasing. We had no
notice of any pencting development
nnd we feel deprived of our nghts as
residents of havmg no say over the
issue. We are not antidevelopment,
but feel that the project should have
been 'pr sented to us . o that any con-
cerns could have been addressed.
The local residents should have been
c\ party to any outcome wiU1 the
intent of 1t bemg beneficial to all. It
appears as if no proper environmen-
tal impact assessment was earned
out and there does not appear to be
any environmental management ·
plan. Clanty is required on these
matten;, as we are the aJtl•ctcd par·
ties and concerned re:,1dents. We
ge you to suspend dOY further
development, particularly on the
dge facing us, and hdvc the devel·
o~r do a proper presentation of his
ntentions. Th1s so we can under·
stand the unpact and to discuss ow
concerns and be a party lo an anuca-
le solution. ·
RON AND PETA PALADIN
N<>wport Beach
Your article ·cowboys and inspi-
ration," Nov. 27, wrongfully unplied
lliat John Wayne and his wife, Pilar,
e residents of Newport Beach
curing the 194~. For the record,
they were married Nov. 1, 1954, on
Kona, and lived m Encmo. In 1965,
while Duke was on locdtion in
Durango, Pilar purchased a home for
them in Bay,.hmes, where he lived
1mUl his pa ing irl 1979.
BILL THOMSON
Costa Mesa
• • commun1 forum Thur~day, December 9, 1999 Al7
EDITORIAL
He keeps that lovin' feeling alive
W hen it comes to
fund-raising
fo1 good caus-
es in the New-
port-Mesa
commuruty, no one does 1t
better than Bill Medley.
He sang a concert to gath-
er funds for Amanda Arthur's
medical bills dfter the '1997
Irvine Avenue crash left her
in a coma for three ~onths.
He and fell ow Righteous
Brother Bobby l latfield
pucked the Balboa Pavilion
last year to raise money for
the Balboa Theater renova-
tion· project
And just this week, he did
his part for local schools
when he gave a benefit con-
cert for the Ensign Fund
along with his musically
inclined children, McKenna,
12, and Darrin, 34.
Medley, who got bis start Dc.>N LEACH / DAILY PllOT
m Balboa performing at the Working on their harmony, Bill Medley, left, sings ~oh, Holy Christmas" with his daughter,
Rendezvous Ballroom, has McKenna, andson, Oarrtn, while Bill Lee accompanies on piano.
said performing for local Baby Boomers gr<'w up to also gwes him the stur power mto his home -if that's what
chatj_ties is his way of giving the soulful sounds ot The that locdl good causes des-. it lakes to help advertise for
back to the community thdl Righteous Brothers in the perately need when dttempl-the fund-raiser.
helped boost his career. 1960s. t\.fcmy residents can mg to raise large sums of And Medley is passing
Ensign Intermediate holds a I renwmlwr dancing their first cash. those ideals on to his children.
speaaJ place in his hec:Ui danc<' to "You've Lost That Newport Beach is a promi-McKenna, wilh a voice twice
because it's the school McKen-Lovin' reeling" 01 lldvmg nent town with plenty of dS big as shP is and a love for
na attends and because c1 por-their first kis~ while prominent, if not famous. res-music dS deep as her father's,
tion of the proc·eeds from "Unchdmcd ~lelodyN played idents. But few are as dedi-clearly hds a bnght tuture.
Wednesday's concert v..ill yo tu on the radio. cated ds Medley 01 I ldtfield There is httle doubt m our
the school's music department. Thctl nostalgia, ulong with when it romes to thPir coin-minds that even as her musi-
Medley ~id he first developed the fclct thut l\1edley is simply mumty. While some refuse to Cdl career tdkes off, she will
tus love for music while a great entertome1, still keeps even tdlk t() the locdl news-not forget the example her
singing in his junior high him busy touring both as a paper, Medley invites fdther set.
school's choir. · solo act dnd with l latfield. It reporters and photographers Neither will we.
· Columnist Smith better off in South County
S teve Sm1lh better proouce Ron
Gryffmder and his NAG Com·
rrutlP.C to provr thl·\· are n•dl or
Smith shou.J~f find d ~outh County
anti-El Toro newspdpN to pnnt his .
quesllonably funny s, llr ., (HA nl'w
"lAG about El Toro airport pldn, •
Nov 27) Maybe they rmght aJ>pre·
c1atc his humor, becauw l do not
l hope a fe>w more> p<'oplc in our
conununity Will begin to NAG the
Pilot and lhf' Times to u l~ th£'1r
Npowcr of the press~ to inform our
residents what wtll
FEEDBACK hap1wn to them m the
year 2005 when we
Jose ow curfews and
flight r~tnctions at John Wdyne
Airport. Thal, my dear 'tcve Smith,
1s not a laughing matter, and unhke
your recent column, thdt 1s whc1t
deserves front-pt!ge ht•c1dli es and
coveraq<>.
PAT JONES
Newport Bf'ach
I missl.'d Bonnie O'Nl·ll's column
last Saturday m lhP Pilot, as I was
looking lorward to rt'udmg some
pro-El Toro airport news m our locaJ
paper. Instead, I saw a sick colwnn
by Steve Snuth. "ho poked fun at
our volunteer pro-El Toro .urport
groups and amateur planners, and
did nothmg to help solve Orange
County's mrport pr<>blcm that's get·
ting worse and worse.
Let's how some let1d{>rsh1p on El
Toro. Your constituents 1.ue the vic-
tims or Jolin Wayne Airport. Wt;
nee<l equity with Cl 'foro and a
newspc1per that ht>lps solve Orange
County·~ piohlem.
DON NYRE
NPwport Be<lC"h
Thr<'e the(lrs for
slow-grc)\vth activists
Thc1nk you tor thf' p•<~·c>s of New-
port h1stor) that the Pilot has recent·
l} puhllshcd. It b ta ... cinatmg for me
to learn tnnr ahout the history or
our community dnd 1 w<1s paruculdr-
ly intcn• ... lt•d in today's cullcle chs-·
cus<>m9 the v<1rious groups that hC:tVP
fought to tMlcmce qCO\\ th 111 New-
port (•G1owmg Pcuns," D~c. bl
Jmt1gu1e how dillerent our aty
would look without U1P effort!> ol
Frank dnd Frctn Rohmson, the Ail·
port Workmu Group, th<' C:reeway
Fighter:-c1nd others. ·
We would httve two multilane
freewdys (between Wt!. ... t Coao;;t
Highway ancf Wth Street dnd
throu9h Co1ona clel ~for). a hugf'
illrport netirhy with 24 -hour takeoffs
cllld lanclinti"· dnd ewn more high-
nse olf1c • hltilding than we have
now. Tht> Irvine ro was clctemuned
to build out the Bac:k Hay, which
would now be paved over and hned
with wc1tc11tont hou<.Ps 11 the Rohm·
sons had not stopped them.
Tho lesson for me ts that citizen
need to continue to work to protect
the quality of life m Newport Bcud1,
since not all of lhe development
decisions nrnde hy our cii.•cision·
maker~ are the best choke for our
city m tht> long run. Three cheers
for our bdldnced growth actiV1sts -
pdst and present.
ROSEMARY LUXTON
Nt wport BPdch
Hanukkah story I was informative
Thank you tor the mfom1at1ve
explanation ol Hanukkah, a cele-
biation of the mnacle ol hght I" foes·
llvdl of lights," Dec. 3).
It is fl good thing lo htt\:e knowl·
edge of othN rehgious n~lebrdtions
When 1t comes to the meaning of
Chnstnld , I b >heve U1ut 1t is lost
underneath the Santa Clauses and
Chmtmas wrclppmqs. Chnstmas is
,1 feast to commemorat ~ th~ nuraclP
of the li1rlh of God himself, as a
human baby. to a vugm Jt•Wlsh gtrl.
Thi$ baby Jp.sus was to become the
savior for the people of any country
who believe in God's nuracle and
gift ol eternal lite w1th him. nus l'>
the m<•amng of Christmas
ADA COLE
Co ta M a
Gay-straight alliance
dubs are wrong
Gay-s1.Ja19ht allianc •dubs m high
. C'hoob may be politiC"ally correct, but
they are dang rnus and wTong
("Gay-strrt1ght alliance 101," Nov. 29)
Why are they wrong? Because m
un attempt to protect students from
homophoh1c remarks, harassment or
VlOlence, Hay-straight alliance clubs
will give 1mprc.ss1onabJ~ young
nunds the 1dea that there 1s nothing
wrong with homosexuality
In ancient tunes. mo t of the
established rehg1ons mcorporated
some fom1 of sexual perversion. In
Rome, lht-> Temple of Diana WdS a
mecca for prostitut~s The worship
of 13aal 1m olved infant saoil1ce,
nomo .. exual and Jec;b1an acbvities
Aiter the Jewish Po·ople were given
the Ten Commandments, dmplified
m Leviticus, mankind was gwen
Jules for mc\mdge dnd chn~tity.
Jesus reiterated the-.e nile., m his
tedching \\'(• call 1t today lhe Judeo-
Chnstum lr.irl1tion
Persons toda} who wish to break
do\'m this trad1bon mu~t do so by
re-education of new gencrdtions Ul
thP: n<1.nw of tolerance and JUStice.
Tho .. e who champion gay-
straight alhanc club I< nore the
Bible: ignore challenge. ... to health
<1nd 1qnore common sense. A recent
ht:'adlme in the newspaper
dnnotmn'?C'l J :l.6 nulbon have AIDS
m the world, iridudmg 44,000 peo-
ple m North Amenca newly tnfect-
ed this year
We smcerelr hope the Newport-
Mcsu Uruh d School Board and off1-
aals ar<> not c:o open-minded that
the)' ignore the lesson of history
ELIZABETH RICHARDS
Conn•rned Women tor America
Corona del Mar
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ORANGE COUNTY FAit IOAM>
88 Fa 1 Drive, (OS\a M , (714) 708-fAIR
• 80M-d President Emfly Sanford. VKe
President Don SattanHli; and members
Gary Hay kawa, Jim L ndbetg, John Cre·
an, Randy Smith, OOn Will t. Curt
Pfmgl nd James Barkh
an Of' COSTA MESA
Costa Mesa Chy Hall. n f Ir Or!Ye.
92626, (714) 754-SID
• Mayor. GefY Monahan
• CouncU J Erlcbon. Heather SOrMr\.
L!bby Cowan nd Unda D on
CITY Of-Nl\WOllT llACH
Newport Beach City H.n. !300 Ne\t.pc>n
Blvd .. 92663, (949} 644-3309
• ..,,. Denn O'Neil
• Council G1ry Adams. Jan~ Mor
ma G!Ovef. Tbd ftidgtWly. John ,.,,,.,
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Al8 Thursday, December 9, 1999
VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY
• VOLUNTEflllt DIRECTOllltV runs
pet1od1C1lly in the Daily Pilot If you'd
like information on getting your
Of'ganiz tion hued, call (949) 574-
4228
MENTOR PROGRAM call Joy at (~49) 548-8754.
2000
CONTINUED FROM A 1
Mesa Supt. Carl Bosw<'.'11 tried
again, sending a letter lo
Orange County asking that a
unification proposal be consid-
ered, saying it would bo of Lhe
utmost benefit to ,,11 <'On·
cemed.
In March 19t>5, the state
boards. None campaigned d!>
hard as those m Newport
Be11.ch
On Oct. 5, 1965, a unified
board was elected. Newport
Beach members won four of
the seven seats, with the
Mariner:> area sbowmg the
highest voter turnout.
Doily Pilot
rn an attempt to calm frnyed
nerv , the new schools c}Uef,
Leland New( omcr, announce(!
that it would not be a year of
sweeping changes, but one of
evaluation.
"l plan to be the No. 1 cntic
of lhi.~ chool d1stnct, • h3 told
the Duily Pilot. "And I'm going
to ix~ dsked tt lot of hard que .:
tions."
LIFELINE LIVING CENTERS
Mentally ill adults rely on the
Newport Beach center for resi-
dential housing. lt needs pro-
fessional fund-raisers to sup-
port and maintain this
resource. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 675-1700.
. MASTER CHORALE OF
ORANGE COUNTY
The perlomung arts organiza·
tion needs volunt~rs for,com-
puter input, tickehng, filing
and hanc.lling phones. For more
information, call (714) 556-
6262.
YMCA Community Services
needs mentors to make a last·
ing im~ct on a young peison 's
life. Students from 10 to 18
years of age are matched Wlth
mentors to improve their
school perfottnance and sclf-
esteem while developing posi·
tive . peer and adult relation-
ships. For more lnforrndtion,
call (714) 549-9622, ext. 35.'
MOZART QASSICAL ~ESTRA
Orange County's only nonprof-
it resident chamber orchestra
needs. volunteers for ticketing,
ushenng, phones, mailirig and
help with receptions. Nomi-
nees .are also being sought for
the Board o( Directors. For
more information, call (949)
830-2950
1 Board of Education approved
NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC the merger. Later that spring, it
LIBRARY LITERACY PROGRAM I went to the voters of all three
The progrdlll. seeks volunteers school distncts -Costa Mesa
to tutor adults wishing to Uruon, N.ewport Beach Ctly
improve their reading and School Distncl and Newport
writing skills. Training work-Harbor Uruon. . .
shops at the Central Library After the urufication passed,
will certify volunteers. For reg-17. candidates began cam-
1slration or more information, paigns for the seven school
call (949) 717-3874. board seats. Of those 17, 12
NEWPORT BEACH CONFER-
ENCE AND VISITORS' BUREAU
The bureau is dedicated to the
promotion of lhe city to poten-
tial visitors. U you have extcn-
sLve knowledge of Newport
Beach and would like to volun-
teer, call (949) 722-1611.
The original board members
were James W. Peyton, Eliza-
beth M. Lilly, Marian Berge-
son, Donald B. Duncan, Donald
A Strauss, Earl G. Peterson
and Roderick H. MacMillian.
On July l, 1966, it becdme
ofTic1dl -Newport-Mesa Uni·
fied School Distnct was
opeoe(l. It \-Vas one of 37 new
distncts across the state that
opened that day, eliminating
163 smaller districts.
The first issue the new di -
tnct dealt wiU1 WdS dn dtlempl
to pdss on $11.8-million bona
meas um.
Newcomer announced that
the dlstriC"l would be short of
cash Jor a while, saying •
necessity 1s the mother of
invention.~
MEDIATION CENTER
The Mediation Center of Costa
Mesa needs volunteers for case
management and intake Bilin-
gual language skills are neces-
sary. For more information, call
(949) 574-5990.
NEW DIRECTIONS FOR
WOMEN INC.
NEWPORT BEACH RECITAL
SERIES
The Friends of The Newport
Beach Recital Senes Guild
needs volunteers to assist in
fostenng music appreciation so
that classical music will
endure. For more information,
caU (949) 644-4208.
The recovery center for adult
women with alcohol and other
chemical dependencies seeks
volunteers. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 548-9927
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"We'd really like to take a
look al the whole 29-mile
line," said Elbaum. "But we
will seriously consider the
12-mile segment."
Mayor Gary Monahan,
Elbaum and Peter Naghdvi,
the city's transportation ser-
vices manager, say they
believe the success of a Cos-
ta Mesa-Irvine rail connec-
tion would encourage othN
obes to JOin the system. But
C'ontroversy over the merg-
er continued as the new district
was faced with the same old
money troubles.
Naghavi and Monahan both ....
said a 12.6-mile railway
unattached to a larger sys-
tem would probably not be
worth the county's effort.
"Twelve mijes is not gomg
to do much," Monahan said
Tuesday. "But as it expands,
other cities will race to
become a part of it."
Several opponents to the
rail line said Monday that the
county has only considered
obsolete technology for the
project. But Elbaum said the
authority would seek the lat-
est· technology when it was
finally llrne for construction.
Sources
·The Newport·Mesa Unified School
District; The· Daily Pilots "Newport
Beach : The First Century 1888·
1988,"James P. Felton, 1981.
Former Mayor Peter Buf-
fo, who pushed for a rail line
dunng his term in office, told
the council that ·supporting
the Centerline project might
not be popular with voters.
But he said it was the coun-
cil's responsibility to think
ahcc.td.
"You're being asked to
step up for a system that
won't come mto fruition
while you're in office," Buffa
saJ.d "You'U be long gone
when the ribbon is cul. But
theft;! is a future for a ra1J hne
in Orange County.~
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~. Deoombel 9, 1999 • Sports Ed11o< Roger Carlson • 949-57.44223
Are you ready for some ABC-ball?
•Pollard made golf-for-TV work on remote
Barbados, but what about affluent Newport?
Ba rbados was ~\U Gh.
only {~'~ slightly ~i:'!,~e~ · ~ ~ 2
Gary Pollard · •
worked on a golf ·
tournament there created for
television.
There were no
newspapers or TV stations. It
took two months sometimes
·for mail to ~ve. Few could
afford to live oq the remote
island in the West Inches.
But Pollard, a real estate
developer and builder for 27
years, transfonned the travel
paradise mto a successful
loccttion for the relaunch of
Shell's Wonderful World of
Golf, produced by Jack
Nicklaus Productions.
On Barbados, equipment
flown m from Miami had fo
be perfectly measured and
weighed to fit the cargo
plarie, and getting
cooperation frotn,the
Barbadian government dt
times was tough.
By the time Nick Faldo
and Tom Lehman played in
Shell's Wonderful World of
Golf at Royal West Moreland
Golf Club on Barbados, the
sponsors didn't lift a finger
and Nicklaus Productions got
G 0 l F
'richord
dunn
its q>mbmauon of goU,
history and lrdvel, resulung
in econonuc growth for
Barba do::.
After the English family
that owned the island
H I G H S C H 0 o ·l F 0 0 T B A L l
•annoyed" Pollard, he
moved to Aruba, and,
eventually, directed another
version of Shell's Wonde'rtul
World of Golf ldst ye>ar.
Aruba was "Amencanized"
and Pollard, m dbout three
months, pulled off another
show on the RolJert Trent
Jones, Jr.-dus1gnf'd P1c>m1 del
Sol Golf Club featuring Nick
Pnce and the late Payne
Stewart.
Uut; now, in affluent
Newport Beach. with
anything and everything at
Pollard's fingertips, it isn't d~
easy.
The Diners Club Matches
has Jack Nicklaus playing
compeuttve golf for the hrst
SEE GOLF PAGE 84
A reputation to deferid
•Newport Harbor's dominating
defense is the kind, coaches say,
which rings up championships.
DcftPb
Sound Solid The two
words resonate repeat-
edly from those dis-
cussing the Newport Harbor
High football team's defense.
compelling narrative.
"My golly,• Herugan said of the unit
which has yielded an Orange County-low
99 points.
A defense this good usually has C! nick~
name, a handful of college prospects, or,
perhaps, an eccentnc trend-setting coordi-
nator whose mastery of strategic deploy-
ment is matched only by his knack for
whipping his players mto d Friday night
frenzy
THIS WEEK'S PREP PICKS
Friday night's eam-
Newport vs. Irvine
But two words used by
lrvi.ne High Coach Terry Herugan, whose
Vaqueros (10-2-1) meet the Sailors (12-0-1)
in the ClF Southern Section Division VI
championship game Friday at 7:30 p.m. at
Orarige Coast College, proYtde a more
Instead, head coach J.etr Bnnkley and
defensive coordinator Evan Chalmers
enlist a disciplined, well-schooled, quick,
strong and aggressive umt, against which
foes have produced more punts (17) than
points (16) in three playoff contests.
SEE DEFENSE PAGE 82
at Orange Coast College, 7;30
• Newport Harbor by 2
DAILY PlloT SEASON RECORD
77.9o/o (ll-9-1)
• Undersized Irvine surprised
many, but not Coach Henigan.
Daly""
C all it the little football • team that wasn't sup-
posed to. _
Irvine High shared the ,
Sea View League title en
route to the ClF Southern
Section Division VI semifi-
nals and a 10-2-1 record last season.
But Coach Terry Henigan, who guid-
ed the Vaqueros to three straight sec-
tion titles beginrung m 1991, Silld
goodbye to 42 gradudtes, one notable
transfer, and d.11 but one returning
starter.
And while the junior varsity
matched Newport Harbor's 9-0-1
record to share the league crown, the
buzz in the Orange County prep
community predicted thP days of
Vaquero gridiron success were num-
bered.
Adding ammunition . to the
doubters was a virtual two-platoon
starting lineup thdt included barely a
handful of 200 pounders. This from a
school which perennially churned out
near-three-quarter ton offensive
lines.
"We've shocked people," said
Henigan, who is preparing his under-
sized overachievers to meet Newport
Harbor in Friday's CIF Division VI
championship game at Orange Coast
BR ~N !'\.Ii· OA tiAILV PILOT
Irvine possesses a lot of defensive weapons for Andre Stewart (2) and the
Tars to conte nd with, including middle linebacker Mike Patterson. (1)
College. "There were people m this
community who didn't th.iI\k we'd be
a very good football team.
·we never set lofty goals at lrvme,
but, as coache , we thought we could
be pretty good. We 1ust liked ow
kids' character."
Proving it'c; what's ,m:,ide that
counts, the Vaqs forged a 10-2-1
record dgamst a schedule which
included Division I hnalist Mater Dci,
Newport (the Sailors won, 12-10, m
the league opener), as well as section
semifinalists Loa.ca (twice), NE'wbury
Park and South Torrance They lost to
Mat£'1 De1, 35-14, and tied South Tor-
rance.
But when the Division VI pamng
came out. a potential quarterfmal
date against top-seeded and unbeat·
en Mayfair created. many believed, a
season-ending road block.
But, after a 33-6 hrst-round lrounc-
mg of Santa And Valley, lrvme
stunned the much-heralded Mon-
soons, 9-7, then beat Loara a serond
time, 15-9, in the serruhnals.
"A lot of people felt sorry for u
SEE IRVINE PAGE 82
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
• Newport Harbor I Iigh
safety's pley diverts the
pre ssure onto opposition.
BArun h \lJl.K."•l:R
auon OF THE DAY
"We never set lofty goofs at Irvine., buJ1 as coaches,
we thought we could be pretty good. We just ed ow km' character _"
Terry Henigan, Irvine High football coach
Oat Pilot Bl
CELEBRATING TH E MILLENNIUM
LANSDELL
USC
•He was the epitome of the triple-threat tailback, and
with All-American honors, led a conquest for the ages.
J011N llAU.
Ti e liVi.ng legacy of · lllli
ne of the last of the 1111111
truly great all-around
triplf;!-threat stars m college
football history is very much in
eVldence at Newport Harbor
High these partlcularly glonous
gndiron days for the unbeaten
(12-0-1 and counting) 1999
Sailors
Senior tight end-nose
guard-defensive end and student
body president Brad Lansdell
Craig and his younger brother,
sophomore reserve quarterback
Morgan Earl Craig, both
members of Coach Jeff
Bnnkley's high-rolling varsity
which duels lrvme Friday night
for the CIF Division VI
championship, are
grandsons of USC
legend Grenny
Lansdell.
Thornhill sd.Jd, ·use ha.s the
best football team m the country.
In fact, USC has the best three
football te~ m the country."
Although Lansdell shared his
JOb with such pldyers as .
Schindler, Mickey Anderson,
Ollie Day dnd Doyle Nave
dunng hls three varsity seasons,
he was USC's leoding ground
gainer dunng the 1938 and 1939
Rose Bowl sedsoru. and was the
team's leading passer all three
yed.J'S m 1937-38-39. He topped
1,000 yards in total offense m '39
(1.221), not done agdm for
another 10 years until Jim
Powers.
It was such a different game
in th.at erd that statistics are
relatively meaningless m
companng them with today's
numbers. They didn't even keep
punt return, kickoff
return or interception
slots until 1950, and
punt.mg records
weren't kept until
1941.
But Lansdell, a
Pasadena native out of ·
Pa adena JC, would
have been No. 1 m
thoc;e categones, too.
He had an 83-yard
punt return for a
Grenville Archer
Lansdell Jr., WWII hero
and All-American
tailback in the old
Howard Jones
Thundenng Herd
power-plus single-wing
otfense in 1939. And
today a member of the
Daily Pilot's Sports Hall
of Fame, celebrating
the millenruwn.
Grenny Lansdell touchdown m 1938
against Ohio State that
Lansdell died m 1983 of
complications from Alzheunen.
hut his name lives on in
Southern California. Mary
Lansdell, his Wldow and
grandmother of the Craig .
brothers, as well as mother of
their mother, Brett, still resides
m her and Grenny's longtime
home 1ust around the comer
Jrom Newport Harbor High.
To say he w.as "one of the last
of truly great all-around
tnple-threat stars~ is hardly an
exaggeration as the tnple-
threaters varushed with the
dinosaur shortly after 1940 when
Codch Clark Shaughnessy
rem ti ~uced the-T-Formation ·
at Stanford and 1t swept all ot
football as Frankie Albert led the
Indians to a 21·13 victory over ·
Nebraska m the Ro~e Bowl New
Year's Day 1941.
Although Lansdell was listed
as a quarterbdck by Jones, he
wa::1 clearly a •tailback" m the
smglc-wmg, taking every snap
to run, pa.ss or punt (the classic
triple-threat). ·
He was also the deep safety in
the standard 6-2-2-1 defense of
the day and returned punts.
Simply enough, football was
another game pnor to the 1940
revolution and the monumental
mterruption of WWII.
There were no free
substitution, no facema ks, the
helmets were pnnutive pieces of
thm leather and you could enter
and exit only once each quarter.
l..anc;dell was the master
cornbi.nabon of power runner,
pa ser, p unter, especially adept
at the then popular and often
employed "quick kick.• and he
wa. a sur tackler and extremely
d ngerous m the open field
rctummg punts.
•Grenny t.an~dell th best
all·around player the 1\-ojans
have had m the history of the
uruv rsity, • wrote Hall of Fam
sportswnt r Brave.n Dy r for Th
nmes m 1939, the ultinlate
bouquet fmm a JOUmalist who
had JUSt abOut seen and covered
them all up to that point in
USC's rootball ur tim
Another mark of the Jon
Thund ring H rds WM thal h
always hacf three or four top
•quarterbacks'" every season
nd frequ nuy rotated Utem to
ch got e pi oc the adiort
After the 1939 Thijens routed
Wiford, :U.0, lotlng coach 1\Dy
w.as the key to Troy's 14-7
victory. Hb 70-yard TD punt
return was USC's only :>core m a
7 ·b loss to Washington on a ra.my
d<ty m S£>attle that same year.
He wc..nt 56 yards for a
touchdown with a.n interception
against Oregon Stdte ma 19-7
wm over the contending Beavers
in 19:i9.
Anotht'r of hlS specialties was
the coffin comer punt. and he
hdd one go out on the Duke
1-yard line m the rn39 Rose
Bowl
It was •tourth-stnnger· Na\le
who completed the dramatic late
passes to Al Krueger for the
stOJ] book 7-3 lril_!mph over the
prcVlOUsly undeft.>ated, untied
and un cored upon Blue Devils
that day. but it wa Grenny who
hit Bob Peoples with a clutch
pass for a hr t down on the Duke
34 with two minut to go that
set it all up.
With no t>peoal~ ts and the
athletes going boU1 ways. 1t was
tougher to pick All-Amencan
teams m the '30 . There were no
w1de receivers and no flankers,
just nght and left ends. And JUSt
11 "two-way" complete players·
to the hrst team.
Bill Stern's 1939 All-Amencan
backheld featured Michigan's
Tom Hannon, UCLA' Kenny
Wa hington and USC's Grcnny
Lansdell. ·
lt was l.ansdcll's rallying
touchdown pa to John
Stonebr akcr with 1:15 to play
that beat Wa hlngton, 9· 7, m the
Coils um, that actually put USC
m the R Bowl against Duke
desp te a corel ti. with
UCLA bef or 103,303 m the
r_egular· cason hnal
H had x 100-yard plus
rushing gam m l 39 So many
b g plays, o m ny b g moments.
&raven Dycr1had t nQht.
Grcnny wa ; p eked No. l by
tho cw York GiantS ln th HMO
NFL draft, but got in only one
pro son before the war.
He oc.m beaune Capt. Lamdeu
flying for th Army Air Q:>rpt,
mostly piloting the ~g transpor11
movtng troops to CNdel battlet
fronts ln th P clftc ThM•
After th war, Mttllilg down
hi N ~rt Beach In 19'7 WMb
n w bride Mary, a former nu.
beauty queen he ftnt IDM wbm
i&he wu a flight attllDdant cm bill
TWA crew, ltW Capt. IA'*"A.
he new tor the ---until ... fii'lt sig1w of NI mn.. tn 1971.
f
•
82 Thur&doy, Decembot 9 1999 Sports . '
GllLS HOOPS N wport J llarbor
ophomore 1
JC HOOPS HIGH IOYS SOCCER SCHOOL
Eagtes ·oar
past Downey
Gr g OCC n1cn win in OT
Plierrrtne at Cuyamaca, 108-101 1 a pa"s I
to Aaron SAN DLEGO -Same tory, f ANEW DAY .
• Cassity;s 23 points
lead Estancia, 50-32.
Yamal t25t different hero.
in Sailors' I DaVld Ca~tleton's three-!
50_37 · 1 pomt baskt>t with two econds j Dameron inherits a veteran CdM team primed
! remammg m regulation, I ~~~!~~gue i allowed Orang., Coa:,,t College j Jti-.J I'll Boo
for unprovement as the 1999-00 campaign unfolds
PLAC'ENTIA Lauren
Cassity hd<l 23 points tu lead
EsldJlc1a H1gh's <JJrls bdskctball
team past Downey, 50-J2, m
the second dt1y of pool play
m atchups at the El Dorado
Tournament. ·
The Eagles (2-1) Jumped out
to a commanding 24-t 2 lead al
halftime and cru1 ... ed lo vtC;tory.
1 i men's ba ketbclll team to pull
1
...... -----------·
over j out its third overtune gum<' this ~flit
Edison i st>ason, tOtl-1 OJ. Wednesday i
Wedne ~ ! night at Cuyamaca Collc9e. ; C'ORONA DEL MAR -coro-
day night. 1 Castleton and Dc1v~ Elliott ! na del Mar I ligh's boys o<:cw i edch firushcd with 26 points, ! t~dm, hasn't expcrtcncccl tl lot of I while Due Nguyen udded 17 i recent success. ln fact, the Sl!t1 i points, eight of which came in j Kings won th~ir hr.st ledgue
OONlFACHI i overtime to lead th~ Plrates (5-j qa1!1e m three.years last season.
The eagles will next play
Corona High in third-day pool
play action Fnday at 3 p.m . di
• DAILY PILOT l 3) back from an 18-poml d<'flcit I Obvt~usly, th_e last th re; ;::;..._:..__ _ _..,;--.... • i \\.1lh·stx nunutes rnmdining. : yedrs has been kind of dark, Sailors handle Edison i ln a rough, physical game, ! new CdM coa~h Scqtl Dameron i eight n:en were eJecte<f and ! sa1c1. . • •
El Dorado High. •
n DORADO TOURNAM£NT
Pool play
EsTANOA 50, l>OwNEY 32
Estancia 13 11 1 S 11 -SO
Downey 4 8 1l 9 -32
Estancia Cassity 23, Hirata 2.
Byfield 8, Avalos 8, Barrera 2.
Orellana 3, Villa 2, Rodnguez 2,
Matsufu,i 0, Lenhart 0, Olhla O,
Vasquez 0
3 pt. goals Cassity 2
Fouled Out. None.
Downey -Ortiz 4, Sierra 12,
Castillo 3, Garcia 2, Tri11llo 2, Oliben 9.
3 pt. goals -Sierra 1
Fouled Out: None.
CdM wins, 53-32
FULLERTON Coront1 del
Mar H1gh's glrls basketball
team remains undefedted und
advanced to the semifinals ol
the Troy Toumdment with u 53-
32 win over K<>nne>dy,
The Sea Kmqs (3-0) will plt1y
Huntington Bccich tom9ht at 8
pm.
Knsten McCoy led CdM
wtth 18 points dnd eight
rebounds, and hPr :-.1sll~r Jdcki~
McCoy scored 10. AndrC'd Gru-
ber got nine points, all from
lhree-pomters. CdM's defense
held Kennedy to mne points m
the first hell f
TltOY GIRLS TO\JftNAMENT
CoM 53, KENNEDY 32
Corona del Mar 9 15 13 16 S3
Kennedy 2 7 13 10 -32
Corona del Mar. Kling 3, Pham 0,
Quon 5, Kawata 2, Gruber 9, K.
McCoy l8, Eyre 4, Me~ervey 2, J
McCoy 10
3-pt. goals. Gruber 3
Fouled Out: None.
Kennedy: Mason 6, Doi 4, Bank~
5, Shinto 15, Vuk1 2.
3-pt goals Shinto 5
Fouled Out: None
• llingworth hums the
Chargers inside to key
50-37 victory ii:t home
opener I or Ne wpm t.
Myl'ill
NEWPORT BEACH
N~wport Harbor I hgh sPnHH
Dustin lllingworth wurkcrl <111
summer on improving c1n out-
l>tcl<' qame he w11l dssurt:•dly
nePd to play collPge br1skc1-
ball
But if the Sdl.lors' 50-J7 non-
league home Victory OVC'I cdJ•
son Wednesday niuht is •llW
mcl1cation, Sdtlor lans mar not
st•e the fnut~ ol lhat lnho1 much
this season.
·vou've got to take what tht>
tlelense · J"i givmg you," New-
port Harbor Codch Ldrry I hrst
Sd1cl. ~when you have c1 big
m<tn you cau g >l lhe hetll lo
ms1dP, (the opponent) has to
respect that opllon."
llhngworth, the! primary
option m a effic1cnlly execut£>d
Sailor offense, scored IS ol hi~
game-high. 20 points m the s<.'C.·
ond haU. After takin!J 1ust hw
shots the H.r~l two quc1rtcrs, llw
ti-fuot-4 four-year var<>1ty vet!'f-
an took over after mlennission.
B<1ckmg 10 from tlw block ancl
f.hcing by defcncle1:. from th<•
h1qh post, Illingworth ~ank 7 of
I 0 field-goal cltlempts, all
10s1<.lo. in the final two periods.
lllmgworlh's inside clomi-
. ndncc -he abo had a game·
high 10 rebounds and blockC'd
· two shots -helpPd the Sailors
GIRLS WATER POLO
CdM bounces Peninsula, 8-3
ROLUNC. I !ILL" ESTATE
-Corona del Mur h1gh's girls
water polo team contmuecl its
winning way with an 8 1
trouncing of host Pcmmsulct
Wednesday
Oamelle CMl<ion got the othe>1
gocil Goalie Ann I fendnc kson
had eight suves for CdM (3-01.
NONLE.AGUE
CORONA DEL M AR 8. PENINSULA 3
Corona del Mar 3 3 1 1 -8
----------•· .--: there were three technical fouls l l.a'>l years team went 5-12-4, ! called on both teams. ! 1-7-2 in the Sea View League
• HONCOHfBlOfa ! With the move lo the Pacific
OMNGa CoMT 104, OIY~ 101 : C t r ~·· b · 1
BOYS HOOPS
0nnge Cont .~ ton iii, c.,1 s. ! oas &A:Ogue nngmg d ess
(4-1) expdnd their 23-18 half-: '"9u)'t"' 11. llffl« 6. c111on 26 RJ-ar.. Cutler a. 1· compelltivc schedule, CdM 1s
: ~nit d ( l d tune cclyt? to 38-27 heading ; 1 JJt. pli· ~~on s. E..i t, llffl.r 1, • pnme or~ umaroun . .
into th~ fm l1 qudrter : RIWf• 1• Hac}edOfn ' ! lf there LS anybody qualified < • : Foutftl out. Glnl•rtcin. Earl, IM!t<, H~n · t b · li hl t "I thought when we started 1 T«tinkal '°"". Co«h Hil~ ea111eton I o n~g . 9 o a soccer pro-
1 h k · cuy-. -EhM 36, V•tel'iuttt 1s. Clrhn '>. : grdlll, 1l is Dameron. He 1s also to 1n1 I awtiy, t e ey was exe-; E~•rml H,,....ato 2. wi1r.tmi 9. "•" '· ! th h d h f th " d c utmg what we wanted to do, : Hubb4rdn j e. ea. coac o, e vanguar
11 l • tl l . 1 uA d • 3 pt go.I•-Ef,., 2, V•lenzue•• 1. C.•i•n 1, : Uruvers1ty women s soccer team, o cns1ve y, 1rs sa1c . n : Edw••~ 1 i h b h ·d d f · ·n1 when WC! executed we either l Fouled OU\· How••d, 1ee11 1 w ic e gw e rom its 1. ancy ... 1 t th 'f lhr : Te<hn·~I Fouls H-••d : lo three consecutive winning
!o.C'Of('u Or go 0 e ree-OW j Htlfume • CuyelTWtUI, 48 lS j S"ason" ( 1995-97) I. I t I l d ·th : R~lat1on tied CJ0.90 : " ·• • 1nP . m no. on y .Pease Wl. 1 ' 1 It 1s up to the playe1s to win.
our k1tls rN ogmtion, ~.ut theu l l on the held, and Dameron wlll
umcllE>shness, as W<'ll. 1 8 0 Y S S 0 C C E R ! have a def'p, seruor-Jaden team
ft was hardly a one-man l ~ which can improve tremendous-
sh?w tor lhe.Tars, who got to l M • 4-1 • : ly. One of those seruors is for-
pomh and SI.'< rebounds trom i esa ID Wlll. ; Wtlrd Adam Hoyt. d fir..t-lP.dOl
s<:mor CJUdfd Aaron Yarnal and : . COSTA MESA -Mike alJ-lea ue lo er last ear, when
nmc points, mg ht bo~rds and ; Gardner scored two god.ls to ; he led ~e ~eJ Kings fu .,coring.
four assists lroru eruor Sean ; lead Costil Mesa H1gh boys l "He's a redlly clever player.~ Ror~l~n. . i soccer to ~ 4.1 nonleilgUe wm ! Dameron said: •He's good at
, Senior guard J~stm j over host Saddlcbdc:k Wednes-! beating pldyer. one-on-one. and
Rt ynold!. added . five p01~ts, i day afternoon. i he's really got a mcc shot. He
rndudmg a buzzer-beating i Single goals were scored by : doe~n't need a lot of space to
thrt>e-pointer to t•nd the third ~ Edson Cruz and Zack Powell, ! shoot the ball.-
quarh•r. . '. w~e Jose Perez added two ! I loyt will be helped out by
"To surv1\ e the Jitters of our · dSSlSts for the Mushmgs ( t -3). l '>enior Pdlnck Seabourn who
home openN dnd Edison's , In goal, Justin Schoelller ~ was the offen:,,ive MVP ol the
pressure . de~ensl' and escape , had mne saves for Costa Mesa. : Junior varsity team last yedr.
with lf wm, it s~ows lllf' we r! ! j Sophomore Aldo Bautista, who h~adcd 10 the nght chrcetion, l Eagles tumble, 3-1 ! was impressive ds a freshman
J hrst sd1d : : · h Sh F · · ·u ·t~.. "th HIGH SCHOOl eovs : t 'OSTA MESA -Esaul i wit ogo UJU, wi s °' • wi
Nonleague Mendoza scored his 11th goal l Hoyt . .
NEWPORT 50, EotsoN 37 for Estancitt's !Joys soccer teum. i While Hoyt will be the pnmd-~ by Quartets ' but it wasn't enouc1h dS the : ry option nea~ the opposinq qoaJ, Edison 6 l2 9 10 -37 . . . ; dcff'nder Mike PdlldZOitl will Newport HcJrbor 14 9 15. 12. so i Eagles (3-1) lost , 3-1. ta v1s1hn9 e>nforc<' the other encl.
Edison . Henderson 14, Smith 8, = Sdnta Ana in non league act.ton "He's gomg 10 be canymg d
Min 7, S Min 3, Schwartz 2, Prelle 2, : Wednesday I r d t .. D Gonlale'> 1 M d ·, al 1 l . th ot o our e ense, &mt•ron
3 pt goais -Henderson 3. : , . en oza s go a c 10 e said.
Newport Harbor· lllingwortli 20, i first hall, tied the game at 1-1. Ethan Austin and Reed Glyer
Yarnal 10, Rorden 9, Reynolds S, : but two second-hall goals by dTe other returning varsity mc.•m-
Pemne 2.. Knutt• 2. Murray 2, : 5anta Ana gave the Saints U1c bers
Cook o. Martin 0. wm Carlos Na\.a scored all s~mor John DiCesare the 3 pt goals · Rorden 2, Yarnal 1, 1 th al f th s · ,, • Reynold~ 1. • ree go s or l' am.... defensive MVP on last year's JV
T0oAY SCHEDULE ........
High Khoo! b<ir\ • COton.i del ~It <It Lil
Ollln1A Tou;~t. YI.. I.oat._ 6 s>.m
Hlgh tdlOOI Qitls corona de! M.ar •t T!ay
TOU<rl nw t. W'\ tiututngUlrl 8-1\ 8 t> m
• Soc:c•r
H'Oh tChOOI 0 rb Newport IWbor llt CotON dt'I M4 3 IS p m.
• W..ttrpoto
Hlgli KhOOl 9 Is ~ Ha-bQ(, COfOtlol dd
Mat llt Vil~ P.,rlo Touma!T>Mt
W DNCSOAY'S
COUNTS
Newpo<1 Lend-
DEEP SEA
DEFENSE
CONTINUED FROM 81
Though lacking m adjec·
lives, the statiStic:s s~ak vol-
umes for this group, which per-
sonilies team defense.
came three plays
after Manna
returned an inter-
ception to the
Sailors' 1-yard line.
• The first-team
detense has surren-
dered just seven
TDs all year, and
only th1 ee ol those
have come on drives
of more than 52
CORONA DEL MAR
HIGH BOYS SOCCER
G Cedric Chun Sr.
G Charlie Coppersmith Fr
2 Ned Algeo Sr.
3 Scott Baker Jr.
4 Ethan Austin Sr.
5 Davld Mittman Sr.
·6 Josh Cornett So ,
. 7 Adam Hoyt s~
8 Shogo Fu91i So
9 Reed Glyer Sr
13 Jon Schrank Sr.
14 Aldo Bautista So ·
15 Scott Schober Sr.
17 Kevin Kramer Sr.
19 Jon Luke Del Fante Jr.
20 Patrick Seabourn Sr
22 John 01Cesare Sr
Tim Northrup Sr
Mike Pallazola Sr
Danny Marshall Jr
Geoff Leach So.
Coach: Scott Dameron
• squdd moves up, cllong wtth JV
MVP David Mitlmun.
OthPr tdl<>nlcd dlhleles
includ£' 1unlor D<mny Mar.haH,
whose speed mdk< shun ddnger-
ous St>mor Jon Schrdnk !>houJcf
bring spe><>d dnd nthlcticlsm
The sldrting 9oalw will mo.,1
likely be '>emor Cednc Chun.
who won the '>tarting job Wlth hi.,
strong play, dCrnrdm~ to
Ddmcron. freshman Charb<'
Coppersmith is another godlil
who will push Chun tor playing
lime.
With d number of experi-
enced athlete , Cdl\1 ha., a ~Cd·
son to look forward to.
"One thmg we've rcillly hdd
L'> ovNtlll athlet1c1sm," Dameron
said. ·We'll emphasize team
speed dnd athletic db1hty."
CclM's season started od
rocky, t1 :J-1 Jo<,s lo El Toro. Thl'
S<'d Kings w<.•rc• hit IJy the Ou
bt1q, losing pldyt>rs to illnL's'> dOd
in111ry With thf' pl11yc-rs addplmg
to d O!'W COdCh, thl'rt' wdl be
some nrowmg p!)IO<t. But. one.:
things settle down, ('dM's d<>ptti
should ktck in. •
·Ry tht• tun~ lt>d!JUe rolls
ctround," Dameron said, "we'U
be OK."
Dayne Pfafl (fi-2;
180) share the tf'am
lead with five picks
up1ec", while enior
cornerback Justin
Jacobs (6-0, 165) has
fou1 Record-setting
senior tculback
Andre Stewart is the
othe1 comer.
Two-meter player M~linda
Tucker scored four qnc1ls m Uw
first half tiS CclM took ti n-~
halftime lead I layh•y 1 lape·
man scored thrcP limes, twICe
m the second hdll, and
Penmsula 1 1 1 0 • 3
Corona del Mar: Tucker 4,
ing 1l:i()ft,14 .Jn~~s 4~ r6d<fl\h. 14 'ICU!ptn
Ii whlt~lsh 1 ~c
• Chalmers' troops have yield-
ed 1ust'7.6 pomts per gc.tme all
season, but JUSt 1.8 the lttst six
contests, a span which includl?s
four shutouts.
yards. Evan Chalmers
Pfaff 1~ the fourth·
leachng tackler (53)
dnd the other three
have combined on
PFAFF
CONTINUED FROM 81
deal with it,• Pfaff said. "It
used to make mti nervous, but
nervousne s didn't help m}
play. I try to overcome• any
nerves I have and lw
confide~l going mto ev<'ry
game.·
Pfaff's pldy has msp1r£'d
confidence from teamm<1tcs
and Sailor coaches.
Ha Hapeman 3, Carlson 1.
Saves: Hendrickson 8
Peninsula: Scott 1, Ball 1,
Wedemeyer 1
Saves· Mathews 3.
DANE PFAFF
Bom: May 14, 1982
Hometown:
Newport Beach ·
Height 6·foot~2
Weight 180
Sport: Football
Pos: Strong safety
Coach: Jeff Brinkley
Favorite food. Jumbo tacos
Favorite movie: "Willow"
BeSt athletic moment: •My
seventh.grade year tn Junior
All Amencan. When I played
running back. It JUSt seemed hke I
was running hke crazy back then "
Football Player of the WMk
XIII: He was tn on six tackles,
broke up a pau end Intercepted
another &t his own 2-yard line to
halt Kennedy'~ best scoring threat.
.0-.i.il) Pi~
Coll«tqr JpOrts "'d stmeJ 19-1
Plall, a ,Jr. All-Anumc·dn
Football VPteran, was drilled
on lootl>all runcittmentdls well
hPtorP he c:ame to Newport
11.1rhor.
"I Jp's one of om better
tutters m the secondary and
he' one of those guys who
has c1 nost.' tor the hall,•
Rnnkluy sn1d. ·He has 900.d
mst1ncl':> c1nd ll!' eems to
have th 1t knack for redding
CJlldrt<>rhc (l,s I remember he
p1c:kNI ofl c.1 pa m a JV
game und returned it 99 yards
Im et touc:hcluwn"
Thero was u tnne when
Pft1fl's only opportunity to
rontnhute wtts during ruruor
vmslly fldll\cs. Atlcr years of
twmu on of U1e best plctyers
on the lPctm, he found himseU
c1 lowly -.ophomorc, buried on
Alter battling through
spring, summer dn<I foll dnlls
ta win the startmg joh, Plalf
(pronounced Poff) hds
emerged as a mu1or tontnbu-
tor to the Tars' run towtn<l
Friday's CIF Southern St•cuon
DiVlSiQn VI title game• against
Irvine.
He sh ares the tedm ledd with hve
mterceptions and h1 53 t~ckl~s rnnk tourth
among Sailors.
the Vdr 1ly bench.
The eiqwncnr.P prompted lum to nus a few
prnct1r ' rtnci pondN his tuture m th~ sport
•oayne has really MPpp id up thi!i }'l'rtr and
done a good job for us,· Newport I Im bor
Coach Jeff Bnnkley said. "He's mftturccl as an
athlete and he's come a long way with his
attitude.•
Ptart's heroics WPnt « lonu way ((1warct
protecb.ng the Sadon;' shutout inn 49-poant
semifinal dmhhm9 ot Kt nn :dy Fndil)'.
He wa m on 1x t 1c Jdes c1ncl hrok • up a
pass. but his mo t not w1..1rU1r conu1l>utwn
temunated thP. Fight mg In h s he t c:ormg
threat.
Alter Kennerly took 1 t play to move> the
ball from its 19-yard lme to the • Jmb<>r S, Jnsh
Coach Mitr.h 01 on, nbcady down.,21-0, just
three rninuto:. mto th<> second qut1rter, elo tc•d
to go for it on tourth·and-2. Ol!'>on rallPct fm tl
ballbdck po and lt !'levf• 'l d •n wiled right,
toward the 1deltnn, ho IC1flt•<.J thP b11ll dii cUy
into Pfaff' ion
•it hit m in rh • Icici\,• n1d the l>a1ly P1lol
Play r of the W uk, who hauled in the
iJlterceP,tion and r tum d It 24 yards •t wtt a httl mnh1 cl, abot1t wh th• r I
need d to charg ... up and ru h th guy, wh ch
ll what J tanect to do. But, ju t th n, he tart d
to throw th h411, o I oockoo up. It cam right
to m , just lik in on of our drill •
• 1 1ust wasn't into 1t. • h ' r called
J>falf' d1mm1 tung mteH'St m football earned
over to his JUri1or }'Cdr, when 11101e unexcused
ab enc ~., led to a two·< ame :->Uspens1on.
But, fC'lccd "1th the dcd.,1on to get with the
proqram 01 w lk awely, h • assur d Bnnkley he
would do wh1ttevcr it took to coutnhute.
Pfaff wound up stnrtlll<J two lat• • a on
gam l'.\ at c:omerh <'k, wtuch propclleci hun into
th ort-s c.111 comp •hticm for one of th safety
• Opponent hove averaged 79
yards rushing, 101 passing and
· 5.4 punts per game.
• No opposing hulkamcr has
topped the 100-yard mark and
only five teams have hit tnple
figures Only Glcndord got
mor~ than 120 yards on the
ground against the Turs.
• Included among the ballcam-
er!i, who had an •ou rught R
against Harbor: Manna's Ray
M1etk1ew1c-L Uust 71 of his
1,871 season n.ic;hmg yards);
Villa Park's Marqws Colvin (41
of his 2, 132); Kennedy's Kelvm
Beatty (47 of his 1,192); Aliso
Niguel's Iman N1kzad (66 of
his 1,166): lrvme's Keith Short
(3n of lus I, 124 ), Coro nu del
Mar'-; Grnnt Esldhruok (77 ol
his l,043): Woodbndge's
Shane Hc.trns (45 of his 893)
und El Dorado's NKk Zehner
(39 of his 850).
• Though the uforemt>ntioned
nv.tl backs -<ill VIrlual locks
to wce1vc ell least all-leC1gue
honor -scored a combined
139 touchdowns, · only
Mictklewicz mandye<l a ru h-
ing TD again t Newport And
e-.en that was tainted, incc it
IRVINE
CONTINUED FROM 81
Typically, line-
backers top the T~ • tackle
charts. Junior middle 'backer
Alan Saenz, who at 6-foot-1,
250 pounds is the most physi-
C't1lly imposing defender, has
4 '> solo tackles. 66 overall.
SC'ruor outside 'ba<:ker Mike
Tunney (5-1 O. 200) also htts 66
tackles, including 36 solo stops.
Juruor Chris Manderino (6-2,
195), who double~ as the
team's quarterback, rounds out
the corps with 63 total tackles
(34 solo).
All three are big hitters. who
read quickly and fill with pur-
pose. Both Saenz and Tunney
can charge through would-be
blocker.>, while Mandenno is
the most athletic. of the group.
Mandenno returned one of his
two interceptions 78 yclfds for c1
TD against Kenned( tt.nd be
produced t.1 !'iafety in the play-
off opener.
Junior Andy Rankin (29
tackles and two interceptions),
comes off the bench to spell all
lhiee starters.
The starting secondary
mdudos three -year starter Bil·
ly C layton and has produced
1.C interceptions. Clayton (6-5,
t,95) and fellow senior safety
senior nuddlc lineoocker Mtke
Patter on, who at 6-1, 200
pounds has the dcfonsc's rnost
nnpress1vt:: µh) 1quc.
De p1te Us lack of 1z.e,
Irvine's defen~c ~ yielding JWil
J than 13 pom~ ~ grun , just
more than six per contest m U1
playoff~.
"111ey have great tennnty
and they all play h;trd," l Jen•·
gem said of the group dcployccl
hom the 46 scheme mmuic
f,,mous by Buddy Ryon'
Chicago Bellr in the nud·
1£l80 . ,.We rely on our
<Iefens"', no doubt."
Patter on has b n in on 132
tt1ckl , mc;h1ding 8''2 acks,
while n or Calvary Ch p l
ll nsfcr Keith Short, an All• IF
cumcrback la t tall who bas
conumtt d to play et UCLA •
92 stops Stewa11 (25 tackles)
is th<:> ~L'<.Ondary's biggest hil-
ler
Soruor safety Kelsey PC'ter:
son has started about a dozen
games the last two seasons. He
has 32 tackles and two inter-
ceptions this fdll.
The front lour, whic:h aver-
ages 6-2, 207, Is paced 0}'
Jumor end Garrett Ttoncalc
.ind seruor nose Andv Kalanz.
l\alanz, a converted line-
backer, has 50 tackles, mclud~
mg seven sacks and one safety,.
Trone-ale hc1s 10 sacks and 16
quurtcrbdck hurries to go with
his 46 tackles
Junior tackle Nick Maghad-0
dam (36 tackles) and senior
end "Nick Langsdon POI each
have two sacks. . 1 Seruors Brad Rothwell ancl
Brnd Crnig have seen . igrul1·
C'ttnt tune m the trenches. Roth-
well, ultra·qmck at 5· 11 , 175,
ha' J 1 tackles. mne sacks And
four hurries. Crcug's 17 tackles
rnclude four sack , ..
·They under land our con•
ccpls and play gund team
defense." Rnnklcy aid
·They're aggr • 1vc, they run
lo the ball and they hit people."
16
' Daily Pilot
SOCCER CHAMPS
AYSO 97 girls-under 10 champions -The Surfer Girls. Sitting, from
left Megan Hosseini and Shelby Searles. Kneeling, from left Chelsea
Head, Taylor Guiney, Kylie Sheppard, Monique Gallardo, Megan
Marshall, Amy Layton, Kaitlyn Beaudin. Standing, from left assistant
coach John Flynn, Tecyn Mom Karen Guiney, Sarah Cope, Alice
Cope, Brianna Uston, Alexandra Gardiner, Coach Walter Uston.
The Surfer Girls won four times over the weekend, twice in OT.
Midget Seahawks capture
first-ever Friendship Bowl
•Encinias' touchdown
nin in triple overllme wins
it for the Seahawks, 35-29.
F 0 U N -~---m111111-----TAIN VAL-f 0 0 T B A l l
LEY -The Newport-Mesa Junior
All-American Midget Secthawks
won the first-ever East Cod'it·
West Coctst Fnendsh1p Bowl wtth
d 35-29 triple overtime wm over
the Massapequa Musl<rngs of
Long Island, New York.
Quarterback Matt Encinias
rushed for two touchdowns,
inclucilJ'lg the wmnrng touchdown
m the third overtune for the wm
Encinias also threw three
touchdown passes, two lo Brian
Campos and one to Travis Win-
row.
The Seahawks held the Mus-
tangs scoreless in the first quarter,
led by Joevany Cueva. Luis Gon-
zales, Luis Gudino, Sam Matlin,
Chris Wade, Brian Wase, Zach
Wlshengrad, Bo Burgess, Chris
Channing, R.J. Martin, Erle Cur-
tis, Sylvester Langrlne, Mike
Puentes pnd Tim McCullough.
The All-conference game for
the Newport-Mesa Seahdwk
Midget team will be Sunday dt 1
p.m. at Cal State Fullerton.
avy Seals sparkle
NEWPORT ~ ....... ~.....
BEACH -The S 0 C C E R
Navy Seals needed to climb out of
the loser's brncket m order to pull
off the AYSO Re91on 97 Division 3
girls title and d~b out, they did.
After defeating the T-.undrru, 2-
1 in double-overtimt' in game one,
the Navy Seals scored three early
goals and held on ford 3-2 win in
the fmals.
In the hmlls, goals were scored
by Megan Dias, Katlyn Baker and
Samantha Kllppert, while the
Tsunarru., answered with goals
from Cassidy Hawthorne and
Jennifer Porterfield.
Navy Seals' assists came from I
Megan Chastain and Khppert,
while on defense, strong pldy was
turned m by Jessie Womble and
Taylor Grune!)
The top defender for the
Tsunail\.I was Adrian Jhunjh-
nuwaJa.
In game one, Dias scored the
opening goal for the Seals, while
Porterfield tied the game in the
second half.
Finally, in the second overtime,
Jllllan Whitfield scored on a
'direct kick for the Seab' win.
Both teams wUl go on to play in
regional action, set for Jahuary.
Ameba 14s win title NEWPORT ' _____ _
BEACH -The S 0 C ( E R
Ameba boys AYSO under-14 soc-
cer team defeated the Slime LJ1
double overtime, 3-2, to claim the
Region 97 champ1onsh1p Sdtur·
day.
Sergio Luna scored on a power
shot Crom 18 yards out in the sec-
ond overtime for the Ameba's
win.
Mike Bury opened the scoring
for the Ameba off a pdss trom
Brendan Zimmer. .
Ian Jennings bed the game for
the Slime before Mike Richard-
son scored for the Arneba off a
rebound
The Slime's Zachary Sagay
tied the game late in regulation,
send.mg the game in to overtime
Both 'teams advance to AYSO
ared championship play during
January, agamsl teams from
Tustin, Irvine, Costd Mesa and
Corona del MdT.
Area winners go on to the
AYSO Sectional State Champi-
onships m Mdrch
Wolfpack advances
NEWPORT
BEACH -The S 0 C C E R
Wolfpack girls under-10 club soc-
cer team, advanced lo the second
round of the League Cup follow-
ing back-to-back wins over Chino
Hills, 3-0, and Sdn Fernando, 11-
0, last weekend.
The offense was lea by Claire
Josephson, Crysta) Mena and
Jena Klett, Carly Ruiz, Alesha
Young and Alex Mcintosh.
ln goal, Kristina Dague pre-
served the shutouts, along with
the solid defensive play of Allie
Duemberger, Megan Munce and
Emily Ohlhaver.
Tsunamis fall in finals
NEWPORT -------
BEACH -The S 0 C C E R
Tsunamis boys AYSO D1vis1on 5
soccer tea.m, defeated the
Haunters in the semifinals, 4 -1,
before falling in the champ1oru,hip
game, 2-1, Saturday.
In the win over the Haunters,
Danny Miller stopped 16 shots on
goal, while goals were scored by
Kyle Caldwell, Cameron Chase,
Ceasar Amador and R.J. D'Cruz.
Amador also had two assists,
while Chase and Erle Holland
each added smgle assJSts
Solid defense was turned in by
Erik Bonn, Rex Nel on, Cameron
Holmes and Hayden Navarro,
while Michael Bingham, Mitchell
Bancroft and Seven Reader
turned in solid all-around perfor-
mances.
In the championship game
against the Jaguars, with the
Tuunamis tailing, 1-0, in the sec-
ond half, D'Cruz scored the tying
goal off an assist from Caldwell.
The Tsunamis' df!fense was led
by Miller in goal, along with
Bonn, Nelson and Holmes. ·
The Tsunamis finished the sea-
son 15-2, and both them and the
Jaguars qualified for regional
playoffs, begmrung m January.
ROLLER HOCKEY CHAMPS
Th New-
port-M esa
Blues
Brothers
roller
hockey
team (ag
8·9) was
undefeat d
through
the season
and capped
UwUba5.a
Win in the
title game.
from left,
Benny Ward, Robert Moglamar, Murphy Hitchcock, Chate Palan·
llan, Jacob Gilbert Kyle Gladding, Nlc:k lrWln, Davtd Fabian ud
coach Dee Ward (left) and Clint S ckman (right). Gilbert wa
the team• ~. arortng twtc ln thP. fourth pertod of title game • ..
Spor ts
COLLEGE VOLLEYllLl
1\vin-duties for Brande at UCI
•Brande named UGI's volleyball director; he'll
serve as head coach of women's team, and men.
IRVINE -Charlie
, Brande, a veteran
figure of Orange
County volleyball,
has been named
women's volleyball
head coach at UC
Irvin<> and will dl.so
remdin as head
coach for the
Anteater men's vol-
leyball program. Brande
Brande, with the
two head-coaching positions;
becomes the director of vol-
leyball at UCI A riabonal
search for an associate head
coach in women 's volleyball
will be conducted, according
to Athletic Duector Ddn
Guerrero.
Brande has served as the
men's head CQach for the
past three years, leading the
Anteaters to their most suc-
cessful season in the pro-
gram's hi tory ldst
spring. with u 14-ti
record and a hrst-
evcr lnp to thP
Mountain Pdcihc
Sport!> Pedcrot10n
Toumument.
Brande, who wds
named 1999 MSPP
Coach ol the Yeiir,
guided the men's
teJm to wins over
then-No 1. Long
Beach Sta,te, No 2 UCI,.A
and No. 7 Hawilu Inst season
He has been the director •
of the Orange County Volley-
ball Club since 1982, ttdmm-
1stem:ig 22 nctbonal champi-
onship teams and producm~
over 150 collegiate women's
volleyball pldycrs.
Brande also has been the
director of the Balbod Bay
Volleybdll C lub since. 1976,
winning 13 ndtiOOd} Chtlmpl·
onsh1p and i.ending over 50
players u1to the men' colle-
giate runks
Brande wai. a!'. 1st int
men·~ dnd women':. c:o<ich at
the Umvers1ty of Haw.u1 m
1980-81 . dOd aSS!Slant
women's coach at UCLA m
1982. lie 1s a fonn<>r hend
coach at Corona del Mar dnd
Newport I Iarbor high
schools, wmmng two boys'
and two yl!ls' CIF Southern
Section championships dnd
one state championsh111 m
glfls' voile> ball.
Brande, d contributor to
Daily Pilot Sport:-. with his
volleyball column for s•'VNal
years, ts d 196~ gratluatr> of
UCJ and played on the
Anteater-,' hrst bclsketholl
team m lYbS-66.
ln as ummg the women s
coaching pos1hon, Brnnde
repldces Mel")a Connolly-
Freund, who resigned m
NovembPr after four sea-.ons
as UCI women's codch.
Thutsdoy 0 ccmbcr 9, 1999 83
YOUT H IASEIALL
Ba.u<•rn1cistcr offc.tS
fr<••• guidance for
youth coaches
COSTA MESA -Co ta
MP a H1qh bru.ebc II coach Kirk
Bauern1P1 tcr will L dis-
cussmg com hrng b 1cs for
) oulli an ct lltUe h•ague coaches
torught it 7, l.ll UH• P1rr•s1de
L<11mqP, nea1 the Ill< h chool's
Cof Plf'll<1
Ev1 ry1lunu lrom IJH' bdS\CS
of pl<t} 1ng t:at1 h as ¥-ell as
sum · po 1t1,.)n pl.i), imhv1rtual
rm<J tl·am d£: fc11s1ve dnll!\, and
<h•tens1\ e und coac;htng
philosophies will b • rl1~cus*d.
Tii" COdche<> cllmc t free of
charge . ·
On Thurscl y nt{lht D .c, 16,
BauemiclstPr w1ll Jiold another
11 e scmmdr dt the Fue ide
Loung<> at 7, tJu<; ttm1 on the drt
(If offr•nse 1r1cludmg bnse run-
rung fundam nt.al , drills and
dO 0\ t>r(l}l OliPflSI\ C: J hiJO 1)phy.
Bnuerm istn will hold an
cldrl1Uonal two hec i•mmars m
2000, rine m Jdnuan and one
m FelHudry
A L L • P A C I F ·I C C 0 A S T L E A G U E G I R L S V 0 l L E Y 8 A l l
Havriluk shares MVP honors
• CdM senior leads list of e ight locals chosen. 1999 Coaches' All·Pactfic Coast league
Co-MVPs
Corona del MdT ff.lgh seruor Dnmtra
Havriluk, who led the Sed Kings to the
Pacific Coast League girls volleybdll
champ1onstup, tops a list of eight All-PCL
locals ds Co-Most Vdluable Player.
Dim1tra Havriluk, Corona del Mar
Kellie Cramm, Laguna Beach
s~
Sr.
Havnluk, a 6-foot outside hitter,
shared the league coaches' top mdivtdual
honor with Laguna Beach semor Kellie
Cramm, who was PCL Co-t\.1VP ldst sed-
son, as well
First Team
Marissa Becker, Corona del Mar
Katie Brandt, University
Sr.
Sr
Sr
Sr
Sr
Sr · CdM semors Jarrue Brownell. Meghan
Gallagher and Manssa Becker were first-Havrlluk
team honorees for the eventual stdle
Jamie Brownell, Corona del Mar
Meghan Gallagher, Corona del Mar
Maggie Mallarian, Laguna Beach
Lauralee Neptune, Laguna Beach
Melissa Zapian, University So
Division III quarterfinabst.
Havnluk and Brownell were first-team All-Sett Vww
League last season
Sophomore setter Jacqueline Becker repwsc•nlcd CdM
on the second team, which also mduded Costa Mesa senior
Daylyn Kelley, Mesa juruor Cdsey Peterson and Eslanni.l
senior Lauren Cassity Kelley was also a second-team c-hmcc
as a 1unior and a sophomore.
Second Team
Jacqueline Becker, Corona del Mar
Lauren Cassity, Estancia
So
Sr
Sr.
Jr.
Daylyn Kelley, Costa Mesa
Casey Peterson, Costa Mesa
Sarah Salem, Laguna Beach
Natalia Topik, University
Brittany Wood, Laguna Beach
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WATER POLO
So.
So.
So.
Costa Mesa reloading
• A mix of veterans
and newcomers are the
keys for the Mustangs.
Jo-.r:l'tt Boo
Ooly PH
COSTA MESA Costa
Mesa Htgh's girls water polo
team only lost four seniors to
graducltion. Unfortunately,
one of them was goalie
Stephanie Lombardo, who
was a first-team All-PaClfic
Coast League member last
year Coupled with the loss of
second-team All-PCL Amy
Devey, 1t seems as if the Mus-
tangs would be in for a rocky
transition.
blc of being very good:"
Embodying the mlx of
players tor Costa f\.Jesd are
the Petersen sisters. Older SIS·
ter and senior Katv PctE>r-.en
is returning lo the ·two-meter
spot for the Mustangs. She is
the team's pnmary offensive
option and on<> of the te-0m
leaders
"She showed up with d
desire to do very wPU, • Berg
said. "She's very intense, She
has become very focused,
F d i.s working very hdrd. •
Her sister, 1umor Casey
Peter en, is new lo the water
polo team. Nevertheless, she
has the difficult task of
replacing Lombardo in goal.
Her athlebasm, Petersen is
one of the key player.> on the
volleybcill team, has made her
learrung curve short.
"She ts a very dominant
factor,• Berg c:;a1d. "She rs
PREV IE W
COSTA MESA
HIGH GIRLS
WATER POLO
G Casey Petersen Jr.
3 Frances Assal Jr.
4 Katy Petersen Sr.
5 Megan Yenny Jr.
7 Erin Bayes Jr.
8 Jody Martinovich Jr.
9 Ashley Wright So
10 Jan Grubisich Sr.
11 Shayna Kline Sr
12 Oenee He1mrichs Jr
14 Lauren Mayo Sr.
15 Dana Steenhard Jr.
Coach: Eric Berg
But a group of dedicated
newcomers have come along
detemuned to pick up the
slack for Costa Mesa. With a
solid core of returnees, the
Mustangs should have a rela-
tively smooth transition.
"We're developmg a lot,·
Costa Mesa Coach Enc Berg
said. "The girls are working
real bard. Their attitude has
been positive. They're capa-
growmg very, very rast." I w1U alc;o help out in the lineup
The other key returnee for and IS adapting well. accord-
Costa Mesa 1s seruor Shayna mg to Berg. Jumor Dana
Kline, who is the Mustangs' Stet nhard moved up from the
pnmary penmeler thmat. JV team and grabbed a "pot
Senior Lauren Mayo, who in the starting lineup. Juniors
is a transfer from cstancid, I Frances Assal Megan Yf'!nny,
EQUESTRIAN
CdM freslunen wins overall honors
• Corona del Mar captures second
·show in a row on freshman level.
COSTA MESA -Corona del Mar' fresh·
man equc trian team won the overall t~am
championship m the fourth show of the
1999-2000 Interscholastic Eque!)trian League
eason at the Orange County Fairgrounds.
It was the second show in a row that
CdM's fre hmen group prcvhlled.
In thic; event, 106 ndcrs cornpetiny lrom
.45·40 dilferent schools participated.
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
Corona del Mar
Sydn y Farrer (8th grade) • 4th in Ir h·
man working hunters; 9th in freshman eng-
lish plea w ; 9th in freshman IEL mrdftl;
10th m fr hman eqwtation over fenro .
Julia KoetUng (8th grade) • 2nd m fr h·
1nnn IEL medal, 3rd m fr hman worldn!J
hunters1 end 10th in fr shman ngh h pl n•
medal: 9th in freshman equitation o\'er
f nc , 9th in fr shman working hunters.
Whitney Weidner (8th gmde) -7th m N
IEL medal; 8th m JV eqmtation over fences
8th m N working hunters
Jllllan Van Ne ( lOU1 grade) · 2nd m
noVJc • hunters under addl ; 10th lD novi
cngh h pl· :.we; 11th in no\'1ce hunt •at
equitation: 1 lth an noVicc eqwtaUon over
I no•.
Denee J fe1mnch tmd sopho-
mo1 A h) ) \\nght ~houJd
abo contnhutc.>
The defcn,"' has to adJUSI
by th~ ah N1ce 1 f sf'mor Jan
Gnth1.,1ch, who lS out with a
d1.,Joc att•d shoulder
w\\c nus hl•r leddersrup:
Bcrq ~c11<1, "and she dellrutcly
p10v1d "s a deh·n~t\l' pres-
ence. But lht•rt•'s more
wspons1hihhes tor the
\'OllllUPr q1rl to p1< k up the
slttck
The defense ha relied on
Kime, nd JUmor Jod~ !>.larti-
ooVJch and Enn Aay s. The
l\\ o Juniors have b"' n two of
the most unpr l c n wcom-
er.; on the .team Bayes 1 the
team' best defend r in the
two-meter !;J>Ol
D pit,. th lo' of Gru-
b1-.ich, the lu tc ng have
played solid delen m the
b guuuny of th } ~ar.
•we're a \ ery good d fen·
'olV" team,• fl Jg aid •we
ha -. defen!>l\"e pnde. We uy
to er ntA mor opportumbes
with :-.uun<I fundamental
def n , and we u that a'> a
conhdt>nce bmld r •
FIT HAPPENS
J
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84 Thuf$Cloy, Oecemboi 9, 1999 Sports Doily Pilot
GOLF tick~t sal • over the k ml
will be strong m th ta hlonably
late N wport mark •t.
Transportation, Pollard d, I
tl1e ui.gqest exp nse in operdtiil<J
the Omer Club Mate-he .
M1k ·Villani, tonncr Newport
Bt> lh m yor 1om Edwards and
ooll tour e owner Chrts Jones
WOMEN'S SOCCER .
CONTINUED FROM 81 Purth~r. a litU 1a n wiU h('lp
clear the k.i befo ARC'
on-air lounchms:1 Snturd.1y, 50
look on lhe bnght 1de.
Rob ford, PeUcan lllU Dbector
or CoU who hash en there ince
tl11• 01 mng or U1c Ornun South
emirs m Novembe1 1991, 1 n't
far off when he said (holes 15
through 18 on Oc~an South) ·n.rP.
the• four greatest fuush1n·9 holl'!i
10 Syuthem CaliJorrua. • •
ml !eve Utne.
Each four ome will contiun a Team USA at South Coast Plaza
time m Newport; Pelic6n Hill
Goll Club is hostmg its hr t muJor
tournament, and ABC Sport!> will
telovt c the tca.rn match-play
event Saturday and Sunday live
from 1 p.m. to 3 p .m.
I uuly ol two (any combmehon of
molhN/d,1ughter, father/son,
mother/son or lather/daughter),
while, under an expenm~nt<.il
auspices, pros hke John Sullivan,
Tony Fom·~tt>r and John
COSTA MESA -Member5 of the U.S. worn n's
national soccer t am will be on hand at the Wc::>tin
South Coast PJaza todcty at 5 p.m. for a photo oppor-
tunity before the tedm takes on an internationul team
for illl exhib1tion matchup.
There' $1 .2 trull1on at stake,
dntl, yos, it's live networl{.
,television from Newport Coast ...
nothing really silly about that.
Mf think the Diners Club
Matches are harder (to operatt'),
because instead of deciling with
two players, you're dealing Wlth
24/ Michael Ptthey, Vice
president and general manager
or the production company, said
Wednesday
Laura Davt ha alroady
reploc-ed Nanry Lopc..z. m the
LPGA field, but with two dozen
pro:, from the PGA. Senior PCA
and LPGA tours, there are plenty
of ~tars eveiywht-re. •
. And, though tournament
officittls might only ge• half of
the1r utitial estimate of 10,000
fans entering the turnstiles this
weekend at Pelican Hill, the
event will improve every year as
lohg dS The hyine Company is
patient and continues its
tomn\umty focus
After Ow Diners Club ·
Matchc~. Pelican I hll won't n~('(J
to be labeled "PehblE> Beach ol
the South.• It ccm httvc 1ts own
identity and stand on its own,
forming a legac:y in thf' 21st
ccntury1 instedd
Hdrtmun will play for a senior
pursl? of $2,000. There wtll be
one J;POJOr pro m l'dch of the 1 S
lour'>otn~.
Doug Ivos, owner and
operator ol the Golden State
Toor, will bo part of Uie
tournament, which features t1
prime nb luncheon after golf and a
morning dime prior to a c;hotgun
start al 9 a m. The format will use
the two best balls in each group.
The exhibition is one of 12 contests CiJ'OUnd the
country as pnrt of the ·Toys R US Ylctory Tour." '
Players will include Mid Httmm, Carla Overbeck,
Joy Fawcett, Julie Foudy, Bnmdi Chastain, Briuncs
Scurry Md Michelle Akers, among others.
For information, call (949) 499·4499.
Ensign rolls past Rancho an Joaquin, 8-4
TUSTIN -Ensign's ·A• roller R 0 l l I R H 0 C K· I Y
hockey team knocl,ted off Rancho San Joaquin, 8·4,
Tuesday at the Gretzky Center.
Still, Newport hasn't been dS
ruooous to embrace the event as
Pollard thought, yet the Diners
Club Matches tournament
d11ector is hopeful that walk-up
Voll know folks are serlom
about this event when the
Newport Beach Conference &
Visitors Bureau buys network air
time on ABC for the Omer!> Club
Matches
The inaugural Holiday
fnVltatlonal Pro-Am, Dec 23 at
Newport Beach Goll Course to
,benefit the Cystic FibroSJs
Poundabon, is sold out,
tournament director Keith Wync:k
SdJd
Wynck's goal is to launch an
Orange Coilnty Senior
lnv1tational.
Ensign outshot RSJ, 23-14, en route to the wm.
Zack Boston, Vmcent Mungo and Rhett Palmer
each scored two goals for Ensign, while Cory Adler
and Josh Lehr each scored once.
The fanu1y-themed event will
feature actors OaVld Nelson and
• RICHARD DUNN'S golf column
appears every Thursday
With the win, Ensign holds on to second place
Both of Ensign's teams will face off against one anolh-.
er Tuesday at the Gretzky Center.
I •11 ..t= 11 ~ I N~~~ I
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Name Stat ... me t Nem• Sta ... --t N S S oua us nesa .. n Th fol ..... ·" ..,,,..., sme tatement Name tatament Name Statement The following peraQOs • "' .. ,ng pel"SOOC The foltow1ng persons The following person. The fotlowin are dolno business H • are dolno business as are doing business as· are doing l>Uslnesa as dOl 00 1g persons
SHAPEAIGHT, 2038 Mecttari!c On Wheels, RellabTe Controls . & JACOBSON PLASTIC ~~BE~\o6~~SSN~ST
S. Lida Ln , Anaheim, ~~a J~::~Ae 92:~·· Electrlc Co , 1763 SURGERY ANO SKIN 463 Pr1noeton Or Cosia c~:r:ngla0~~~~.2 2038 S OwlOM MCdeHan Rob· Anaheim Ave., Costa CARE CENTER. 1801 Mesa, CA 92626 ' ine art.a f40 17 Cab llo Sl Mesa. CA 92627 Newport Blvd, Suite C, Shirley Fenn 453 :O~~al~2~~a Im, Call· Cosia Mesa CA ~2627.. Mitchell Davis, 1763 Costa Me1&, CA 92627 Princeton Dr , 'Co1;ta
This busiiieu ls con· Anaheim Ave.. Co&ta D e n n l a G 1 e g Mesa, CA 92626 This business Is con-~ed by en Individual M~a, CA 92627 Jacobson, MD DOS, This business ls con· ducted by• an lndMdual Have.,,,;, started doing r nls business Is coo 1401 Avocado, Suite ducted by an lndl\/k:luat
Have you started doing bUslnes~~I? No ducted by: an lndlvlduel 506, Newport Beach, CA Have Y"" started doing
business yel? No Owlghl MCC..tta Have you started doing 92660 business yet? ves
Trang Oang Roberu n buStness yel7 No This business ts con· 09/0l/l999 '
This s111ement waa This statement was M1tcheU Davis ducted by an lndrv1dual Shlttey Fenn
filed with the County tiled with the Count This s1atement was Have yoo staned doing This statement was ~1e':2:~ranoe County Clertc ol Oninge ~ filed wrtti the County business yet? Yes, tiled with lhe County
1ttM813420 on 11 .30-99 Cleft< Of Orange County 10.25·99 Cle rte ol Orange County
19996t12135 on 12·3·99 Dennis G Jacobson. 00 11 .30-99 Dally Piiot Dec 9, 18, 23, Dail Piiot Dec 2 9 16 109968132'4 MD DOS 19996812837 30. 1999 Th205 23 ~999 'nirn! Daily Pilot Dec 9, 16, 23, Thia siatament was DaUy Piiot Dec 2 9, 16 Flctltlou1 Bu1lnH1 • 30, 1999 Th196 tiled with the County 23 1999 Th169 T':!"::.!'::~::!ns Actltloue Bu1inen Flctltlou• BuilneH ~e':2.~t~nge County Fictitious Business
are ddlng business as. Name Statement Name Statement 19996813221 Name Statement
Automotive Coosuttant The foftowjng per1ons The lollowtng persons Daily Pilot Dec. 9, 16, 23, The lol10w1ng persons
Enterpnses, 837 So Ce· are do4ng bUllness as are doing business as 30. 1999 Th193 are do.ng business as
dar Avenue. Fullenon, a) Notary Pro, b) Nol.I~ ORS, 17302 Daimler Flctltlou1 Bu1fne11 Gnmm Fairy Tates/
P 0 com 25912 Via S Prem1er Ep<S<>Oe, 2700 CA 92833 r • • I., IA-2, ltvine. CA Name Statement N Ma1" St •601, Santa
James T. M11chese, ~2:92 Miss10n Viejo, 92614 The loltoWlng persons Ana, ca 92705-6637
637 So Cedar Avenue. Mldlene Reiley, 25912 Quality Restoration are dol&Y bu5lness as Cary Dean Arnold F~snonbu' SCI~ llss28133s con· Via Vlento, Mtssfon VreJo. Services, LLC, (CA). JAC SON PlASTIC 2700 N Main St t601' '"' "" 17302 Daimler St., IA·2. SUAGERV ANO SKIN Sa n t a An a Ca dueled by an lnclrvldual Ca 92692 Irvine, CA 92614 CARE CENTER, 1401 92705-6637 Have you started doing Thtt t>uslness ls con· This business ls con· Avocacso. Suite 606. This busmess Is con-
buslness yel? Ves, Janu· ducted by-en ll'ldlvlduat OUcted by: Limited Newport Beech, CA ducted by. an individual
ary 1, 1999 Have you staned doing Uabmty Co 92660 Have you staned doing
James T Marchese business yet? No Have you started doing Dennis Greg Jacobson business yel? NO
This statement was Michelle Relley business yet? Ves, MO DOS, 1401 Avocado, cary D. Arnold
llled with the County This atatemenl was 11/00/98 · Suite 506, Newport This statement was
Clerk or Orange County flied with the County Quality Restoration Beach, CA 92660 filed with the County on 12·7·99 ~le~~~ange Cpunty Services, LLC, Mlehael Thi• bualnesa ls con· Clent ol orange County 19996813540 19996112834 L. MlsetJch, President dl.IC1ed by: an 1ndlvldual on 11•30_99 Dally Pilot Dec. 9, 18, 23, 0 lly P lo Dec 2 9 16 This statement was Have you started doing 19996812836 30, 1999 Th206 a 1 t · • • • filed wrth Ille County buslneu yet? Vu, Dally Pl1ot Dec 2 9 18 23, 1999 Th173 Clef1( of Orange County 10.25·99 • 23, 1999 · 'Th'170•
Flctltloue Butlnff• on 12 3 99 D o Name Statement Actltlou• Butlnet• • • 19"68132All Mo'~~ Jacobson, Fictitious Buslneu
The lollowlng persons Name Stat9mlnt Daily POOi Dec 9, 16, 23, This statement was Name Stetement
are dolno bu51r\ess as The lollow1ng persons 30, 1999 Th197 filed with the County The lotloWing persons
DRINKWATER, 44t are doing boaine11 as Clertc o1 Orange County are doing business as
Via UdO Soud. Newport Auriagen Tectlnologres. Flctltlou1 Butlnns on 12·3·99 Studio PR, 716 S
Beach, CA 92663 3100 Airway Avenue Name Statement 199Ml11220 Webser Ave. Surte 103.
Kathleen Flannery 1136, Co.la Mesa, CA The IOllowtng P9f$0t'IS Dally PilOt Dec 9 16, 23 Anahem. Ca 92804
Pruaia 441 V11 lido 92628 are d()ll'IO business as 30, 1999 ' Th194 Craig M Hill. 716 S.
Soud. NeWPof1 Beach, RICl!eyE Harger,2980 HICKS, HICKS & FictltJoui Builneu Webs1erAve ,Su1te 103, CA 92663 Babb StrHI, Costa BRAUN, 2850 E Mesa Anaheim. Ca 92804
This busloess is coo'· Mesa, CA 92626 Verde Or. 1103, Costa Name Statement This business IS coo·
ducted by. an lndMdual Th11 business IS con Mesa. CA 92626 The followtng petSOns ducted by· an individual
Have VoU staned doing ducied by en 1ndMdual Ernest v Hicks, 2850 are doWlO business as: Have you stalled dOtng
business ye1? No Have you started dOlng E Mesa Verde Or t103. JACOSSON PLASTIC bu~neu yet? Ves
Kathleen Flannery t>uslness yet? No Co$ta Mesa, CA 92626 SURGERY ~O SKIN 91221\19 '
PNSla Rick Harger This business 11 con CARE CENTER, 15 Craig M Hi•
This statement was This statement was ducted by. an ll'ldwidual Mareblu. SU11a 210, Altso This statement was
tiled with the County hied w1lh the County Have you s1art1<1 doing Viejo, CA 92656 filed w11h the County
Clef1( of Otang41 County Cleft( of Orange Coonly busJness yo!? Vas, Dennis Greg Jaoob500 Cletlt ol Orange County on 12·3·99 on 11 .30.99 &'01/90 MD DOS, 1401 Avocado, on J1 .30.99
1911M813251 111996812122 Emest v Hicks Suite 506, Newport 1119116812830
Dally Piiot Dec 9, 18. 23, Dally Pilat Dec 2, 9, 18, This statement was Beach. CA 92660 Dally Pilot Dec 2 9 16
30. 1999 Th1119 23, 19ell Th174 filed with the Coon~ This business Is oon· 23, 1999 'rti111 -=:!~====::!======~=-Clerk of Orange Coon~ dueled by· en lnd1vklual i on 12.J.99 Have you atarted doing Actltloua Business
19996813250 business yet? Vea, Name Statement
"Affordable Dally Pilot Dec. 9, 16, 23 100·285n·nll911 0 Ja-"soo, Thdeolloll~lng1 persons 30 1999 Th196 .. vv are ng ""' ness as: ' MD ODS Paetlic Sunset Publish· t Alternative"
Discount Casket,
Cremation&
Burial Service
This statement was ers, 310 Lake SI , 1302,
llled Wllh the County Huntington Beach, CA
Clef1( of Orange County 92848 /
on 12·3·119 Kevin Roben Crouse,
10996813210 310 Lake St.. •302, PACIFIC VIEW Dal~ Pilot Dec 9, 16. 23, Huntington Beach. CA
MEMORIAL PARK 30' 999 Th195 9\6: business IS coo·
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yourself & your family to
paying inflated prices for
caskets & services????
call Toll free 1"888·54CASKET
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844-2700
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Mortuary * Chapel Cremation
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642 .. 9150
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1/mJ to IWirt you. Gool /lid ;,, JO"' MW bMSinas!
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ducted by. an lndlVldual
Have you started dorng
bUSlneu yet' No
Kewr R. Crouse
This statement was
filed w th Iha County
Clerk ol Orange County
00 12·7·99
1119116813526
Dally Pilot Dec. 9, 16, 23.
30 1m Th216
PUB UC NOTICES
Flctltlou1 Bus ne11
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing business as
Hank's MoJdcan Food,
1087 w Balcer St., Cosla
Mesa. Ca 92626
Sally S. Wagner, 3359
Wisteria Ctr , Costa
Mesa, Ca 92626 This bustnoss Is c.on·
ducted by. an Individual
t'ava you started doing
business yet? Ves,
11/01/1994
Sally S Wegner
This s1atement was
filed With the County
Cle-It of Orange .County
on 11·30·99 19996812821
Daily Prlol Dec. 2, 9, 16,
23. 1999 Th175
Fictitious Buslne11
Name Statement
The lollow1ng persons
are doing buSlness u
GOLD COAST INVEST·
MENT CLUB 2061 BUSI·
ness Center Or • Suite
214 , Irvine, CA
92612·1106
Susan French, 2061
Business Center Or
Suite 214, Irvine. CA
92612
Ouglas Wright. 2164
Airway Or , Costa Mesa,
CA 92627
This bus1r111u 1s con·
ducied by· a general
paftriershlp
Have yow 1ttanad doing
business yet? No Susan Freneh
This statement was
!tied with lhe County
Cler1t ol Orange County on 11·30·99
191196812809
Daily Pilot Dec 2. 9, 18,
23. 1999 Thl78
Fictitious Bu1lne11
Name Statement
The following persons
are doinO buSlnet.S as
CAPITA, 3737 Birch
Street. Suite 200 New·
po11 Beacn. CA 92660
Capita Technologies
Inc.. (Delaware). · 3737
Birch Street Suite 200,
Newport Beach, CA
92660
This bua.ooas ls con·
ducted by a oorporahon
Have vcu started oong
business yet? Vas, 09/01/99
Capita Technologies,
Inc., Charlt!s S Gran·
vllle. Executive Vice
President
This statem~nl was
med with lhe Counly
Clef1( of Orange County
on 11 ·30·9!1
19996812815
Daily Pilot Dec 2, 9, 16,
23, 1999 Thin
Fictitious Bu1lne11
Name Statement
The fottow1ng persons
are doing business u ·
a) American Reslden·
t1al Funding, b) AMRES,
3200 Brtsrot Ave , 8th
Floor. Costa Mesa, CA
92626
American Residential
Funding. Inc . (NV). 3200
&lstOI Ave , 8ltl Floor,
Costa Mesa. CA !1'2626
Ths business II con·
dueled by a corporation
Have you started doi~ bu~lness yet? V11, 8198
American Reslden1111
Funding, Inc., Vince
Rmehan. Prealdtnt
This statement was
filed with the County
Clerk of Orange County on 11·30-99
199116812814
Dally P1101 Dec ?. 9, 16,
23, 1Q99 Th178
Fictitious au11ne11
Name Statement
The following person• a11 doing business as
RJP Contuthng, 3424
Summen;et Cltde. Cotll Mesa, CA 92620
Roben J Potter, 342•
Sum1nerse1 Cirda, Costa
Mesa. CA 92620
Thi bu$1ness Is con
duetlld by an lnd1wJuat
Have you st.uted doing
bus1neu yet? Yes,
10MIO
Robel1 J Potter Ttws statem nt wet
I ~ With lho County
Cler1t ol Orange County
on 12·7-l~ll 111119Q1H51
Daly Pilot Dee. II. 18, 23.
30 1999 • Th214
~fciltfoua Bu1ine11
Name Statem nt
Thi lolkiwlng pe!M)llt
re doing bUSIMH H
FDCIO!y Pro S Mell,
370 f! 17th St . Coil
M aa. c~ 02627
Miia L.11plrl11, 435" Lil•
ti ton Ct, Cotti M I ,
C4 92620
lilts M•nn 11 C'<JO
duetiXI by 1n lt11J1Vldulll
~ ... vou 111noa doing 11\1 lnoas Yfll? flt,) MIA lnj)la
This 111ment 'lll<at
llled wl1h th CoUnly oron. o1 Oro11g County on 12·Mill t toffl11&110 D !IV PilOt 0 I I Cl.23 30 , ih216
-MEET
:::-~ llltClll
Fictitious 8uslnee1
Name Statement
The following petSons
are doing buslnen as·
OU TL OT
DEVELOPERS, 735
Ohms Way, Costa Mesa
CA 92627
Smith & Soos Proper·
ties, a California General
P•rtnershlp, 735 Ohms
Way, Costa Mesa, CA
92627 ·Partners of Gen·
oral Partnership
Walker Smith, Jr., 735
Ohms Way Costa Mesa,
CA 92627 Molly M Smith, 735
Chins Way Costa Mesa,
CA 92627
Walller Smith Ill. 735
Ohms Way, Coeta Mesa.
CA 92827
Kim S Lazarus 270 Cagney Lane. 1301,
Newport Beach, CA
92663
Ctart<e A Smith. 735 Ohms Way, Costa Mesa,
CA 92627
Shrader Jnve5tments, a
limited Partnerah1p of
Cahfomla, (CA), 1so2
Broollhollow br., Suite B,
Santa Ana, CA 92705
Kone Gardens. a Um·
lied Partnership of Call·
fornla, (CA), 1502
Brookholtow Or., Suite B.
Santa Ana. CA 92705
Ce1ollne Power
Klndnsh TruS1, Alexander M Power Trvsteo. 7300
Happy 'Canyon 'Road,
Sant11 Ynez, CA 93460
This business fs con-
ducitid by a general
partnership
Have you star1ed doing
business yet? Yes, Feb·
ruary 1990
Clarke A Smith
This S1at1men1 was
filed with the County Clerk of Orange County
on 11-17·99
19119681 18110
Daily P1IOI Dec 2. 9, 16,
23 1999 Th165
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC SALE
The m1n1 storage 1acil·
11y, accorotnq to the
prov1sloo1 °' DIViSIOO 8 of lhe Business and
Professions Code,
Chapter 10. Section
21707(a). hereby gives
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
SALE
EX1ra Storage Newpon
Mesa will conduct a pub·
lie sale ol tha contents of
the storage apace(s)
named below, with the
contents being sold to
the 111ghe1t bldder, tor
lawful money of the
Unlled States ot Amenca (cash)
The aale Is being held
to sausty a landlord'a lien
end w n be held at
1250 Bnstol St , Costa
Mesa, CA 92628 00
Dec 16, t999, at
230 pm
Auctronear'a Name
K E A~h<>n Service,
Phone I (909) 863· t 131,
Address P 0 Box 508
Patton, CA 92369
Bond • 723-41-111
The J)Ut>llC IS Invited to
"'nd Terms ara cash , OWner reserves the
right IO bid A general desctlpUoo
of the property being
sold, along_ w1lh the Iden·
111y ol the OCCtJpant rent·
Ing the space are as fol·
lows
SPACE NO.,
OCCUPANT. PROPERTY
DESCRIPTION
A208, Law Olllca's ol
Josepll Demetrius
Chrl,lopher, Boxu,
Computer, Chall"I
B128, Char1es Lia, TV,
Wastier, Dryer, Copier. Boxes. Sola, M ttrass
C240. Da1ay Jaoob,
Boxes, COOlerw, Mattresa
0162, NBIFF,
Jellerev Comer, Table, 86>cee. Umbrellfl
Publlthed Newpt111
Beach Calta Masa D y
P1lol Doc:ember 2, 9,
19tll
Th188
Fl~tltlou1 Bu1lneH
N•rM Stetement
The I~ pel'flONI
re dQlng bU k'le as
Da,.loot Poner, 878 A
Glonneyr• St , Lagune
Botic:h, CA 92661
Ayn s l Doughelrty,
678 A Glenoeyre SI •
Laguna Beacl'I, CA
2651
fhlt t>U1loaa1 11 con·
d11tU1d by· 11n Individual
Have vou atertod doing
bulllfl u y 17 No
AQr L DOvonertv
Thf atat•rn nt wu
lllod W1ltl lh County
c1crtt or 0'8099 COUnty on1t30()9
1'9Mlt2131 Oa~ Pilot Doc. 2, 9, tG,
23, Hlrlll Th168
Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11
Name Statement
The folloWlng persons
are doing bUsloess as.
Young Seconds. t436
Heliotrope. Corona del
Mar, CA 92625
Kathryn Mary Bell, 204
Amethyst Ave., Balboa
Island, CA. 92662
This business Is coo·
ducced by: an lndlVldual
Have you star1ed doing
business yet? Yes,
Oct 1, 1989
Kalhryn Bell
This statement was
flied wilh the County
Cler1t of Orat1ge County
on 11·23-99
10996812378
Dally Pilot Nov. 25.i... Dec
2, 9, 16, 1999 tn156
Flctltlous Buslneu
Name Statelnent
The follOWing persons
are doing busll\6SS as
AccuM"ed Diagnostics
and Imaging. 1920 E.
Katella Ave , Suite U, Or·
ange, Ca. 92867
Frank A Ksiazek.
I 0020 Margo Lane,
Westminster. Ca 92683
..tDebra A. Warwick. 717
E Adams, Orange, Ca.
92887
This business Is con·
dUC1ed by: a general pannershlp
Have you started doing
business y~t7 No
Debra A. Warwick
This statement was
filed with the County
Ctef1( or Orange County on 11·23·99
111996812404
Dally Pilot Nov 25, Dec.
2, 9, 16, 1999 Th157
Flctltloue Business
Name Statement
The foflowtng persons
are doing business as
PUBLIC NOTICES
IC OUI ua ne s
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing b\Ja1ne11 as·
VPM INC., 2400 Mein
Streel, Suite 201, Irvine,
CA 92614·6252
VPM Management,
Inc., a Calllomla corpo·
ration, 2400 Main Street,
Suite 201. Irvine. CA
92614-6252
This business ls con'·
ducted by a corporation
The reg11trenl com
menoed to transaC1 bust·
ness under the frct•tlOUs
business name or names listed above on 4/1/98
VPM Management.
Inc, Philip H. MCNamae,
Chief Exe<:otlve OttlCer
Thia statement was hied with the County
Clartc of Orange County
00 11·23·99 191196812400
Daily Piiot Nov. 25, Dec
2, 9. 16. 1999 Th151
FlctltJous BuelneH
Name Statement
The folloWlng persons
ere do4ng bUsiness as
On &11 Computer Re·
pelr Service, 289 W
Wilson Apt C, Costa
Mesa, CA 92627
Wiiiiam Laverne
Swartz. 289 W Wllson
Atlt. C, Costa Mesa. CA
92627
This business Is con·
ducied by an lndMduat
Have you stal1ed doing
business yet? No
Wiiiiam Laverne
Swanz
This atatement was
filed w1lh the County
Clertc of Orange County on 11·23--99
t 119116812387 Oa~y P1k>t Nov 25, Dec
2, 9, 18, 1999 Th153
Presllge Catenng. 200
N Marn St. Suite 100, Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11
Sante Ana, Cat1fom1a Name Statement
92701 The following persons
Gold SeMces Cofpo-are doing business as
ration, (CA), 200 N. Main BAVCREST DEVELOP·
St.. Suite too. Santa MENT COMPANY 234 Ana, Caidomla 92701 E. 17th Street, #212
This business IS con· Costa Mesa..i CA 92627 dUC1ed by a corporation Svtvla a olee, 1813 E
Have you started doing , Balboa Blvd • Newpon
business yel? Yes, Beach, CA 92681 ·
08/01/99 James c . Blee, 1813 E.
Gold Serviees Coo» Balboa Blvd., Newpor1
ration, Eduardo Rangel. Beach, CA 92681
Presldem This buslnen 11 con·
This statement was duct•d by. husband and
llled with the County wife
Clerk ol Orange County Have you slarted doing
on 10·26·99 business yet? No
199968096112 Svtvta 8 Bice
Dally P110t Nov. 25, Dec. This statement was
2. 9, 16, 1999 Tht58 filed with the County
Flctltlou• Buslneu Clertc ol Orange County
Name Statement on 11•23•99
. 1999681239' The lolk>Wing per$00s D11ly Piiot Nov "25 Dec are domg business as. 9 .. ""9 T' h 2 RANGEL'S RESTAU· 2• · lv, 1"" 15
RANT. 150 S Hewes
Suite 101. Orange, Call·
lomia 92869
Gold Services Corpc>-
ration, (CA), 200 N. Ma•n
S1, Suite 100. Santa
Ana. Catllomra 92701
This business IS COO·
ducted by a corporation
Ha11e you staned doing
bUs1ness yet? Ves.
08/01/99
Gold S.Mce$ Corpo-
ration. Eduardo Rangel,
Presidenl
This statement was
filed with the County
Clerk ol Orange County on t0.28·99
19996809693
oany Pilot Nov 25, Dec
2, 9, 16, 1999 Th159
Fictitious Bu11ned
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing business as.
BRUSHES AND BYTES,
200 N Tustin Ave., Sult•
200. Santa Ana, CA
92705
Elizabeth Albertson,
1023 Forson Road.
McK1nleyV1lle, CA 95519
SuOC85S Resource In·
stttute. (CA), 200 N
Tustin Ave Sulle 200,
Santa Ana, CA 112705
Thlt b\lsln&IS Is con·
duded by. a limited partnerahlp Haw you .i.ned dOing bus.ness yet? No
ERZllbeth ~n.eon
Success R8$00fC8 In·
st1tute., W. E Mitchell,
Pren:1en1
Tilts Sltlement WH
l1led with lhe County
Clerk of OranQt County
on 12 3~
11tt68t'2H
D• Iv Pllol Dec. 9. 18, 23,
30. lm Th200
Flctltloua BU1lne11
Name Statement
Tilt fottowing par11001
are fj()lflQ bll$ 1'1141 •• New · & U!!od Jgn1.
866 Surf GtNlet, Cotll M<lh. CA 92627
loon Kofanberg, 96S
Surf Stroot, Coslll ~·CA 92627
1llll tiuslnflu con
Flctltlou• BualneH
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing busltlesa as·
0 PautHn & A•·
1odetea, 4247 Dena
ROid. NtwpOr1 Beach.
CA 92663
Ove A. Paullen, 4247
Dana Road, Newpon
Beacn, CA 92863
ThtS business ii con· ~ed by. an lndrvtdual
Have you 11a11ed doing buslnuss yet? No
Ove A Paulsen
This statement was ltlod with lho County
Cler1t of Orange County on I 1 ·23·119 111911681 nee
Dolly Piiot Nov 25, Dec
2, 9, .16, 1999 Th154
Flctltlou1 Bueln11a
Name Statement
The following peraoos
are doing business 11
Turquolu Dental
Group, 2989 Harbor BIVO , Co51a Meaa, CA
92626
Gedlz Barnar 0 0 S .
425 East Yele Loop,
Irvine, CA 92614
This bul1nev; Is con
ducted by· an lnolvidual
Have VoU 1taned dOtnQ
busineu 'I 11 Yu, 9123198
Gediz Bamar D D S
Tnta .i1teman1 was I lod th the Coooly Clotk ol Or90g9 County on I 1 ·23·tll •
1t9"f123tt
Dally r IOI Nov 25 o.c.
2. 9, 18, 19'19 hit~
Flctltlou1 Bu1lnH•
Name Stltement
The totlowlllg f)(lrsom
ore cJO!ng buslnest 11
IMotott com, 972 Oar·
rlll'ICI! Pllwy • L, Irvine, CA Q280e·"202
IMOIOr11 com Los An·
g~ ltl, Inc, (CA). 20352
Hawtnome BlYd , TOf·
renee, CA 90003
dlJCfed by an inOll/ldUtJ
Have ~ou al'led doing
buslnelt ~117 No
On the movet ~f: ~~~ ...
Tlllt Mint.. oon
ducted by a ex>rpO(&llOll
Have you 1taned doing
bollneM yet? No ~oom Los M
gejef Inc, 0. Sltvt IOI N.lam Simtns, CE'O
Tllla tatem nt wat Ried wl1h lhl Counc) Sell your extra nled lh tr1e ecunty
household on ~ 04 ~ COOllty
items 1MH11s110
In Class1ned 061y P110C o.c. 8 " 2s. _......,.;;;;..;,;;.--;,;,;,,;,.;;;.;;;. __ , 30, l 9 Th203
~_g'.~Ccmt)
1 ..... tOM1 DallY Piloc Dec 2, t 1 23,'tVll9 Th1&4
Flctltfoue Bu1lne11
Name Stetement
The folloWlng persons
are doing business as
Shop4Earth. 230 Las
Florea, Aliso Vielo. C.A
92656 Jaaon Aleunder
Nedelman, 230 Lai
Flores, Aliso Viele. CA
92656
Edwin Oagobert
Bransome, 39 Misty
Creek Lane, Laguna
Hills, CA 92653
This business ls con
ducted by· CO·partners
HaV9 you staned doing
business yel7 No
Jason A Nedelmari
This s1a1ement was
filed with the County
Clertc of Orange County
on 11·23·99 199968'12402
Daily Pilot Nov 25. Dec
2. 9. 16, 1999 Th149
Flctltlou• 8u1lnesa
Name Statement
The fl>llow1ng persons
ere doing l>Uslness as
LUMBLEAU· .
SAFEGUARD, 1565
Stenk: Ave . Suite E,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Safeguard Prope111es, Inc., (CA),_ t565 Seen11:
Ave., Sune E. Costll
Mesa. CA 92626
This business Is con·
ducted by a corporation
Have you started do1n11
bualneas yet? v~s
11+99
Salegvard Properties.
Inc • Roland Earll•
Weichman, President
Thia statement 11wa:.
hied with the Count1•
Clef1( ol Orange Coontv on 11·23·119
19119681240: Daily Pilot Nov. 25, Dec
2. 9. 16. 1999 Thl5(1
FlctltlO\la Buslne11
Name Statement
The lollOWlng persons
are doing bUSlness as
ETIWANOA FUNDING
COMPANY, 27606 Ourazno, Su111 3033.
M111lon Viejo, CA
92892·2530
Allan Robbins Po"er,
27606 Ourazno, Su11e
3033. M1S11on V1e,o, CA
92692-2530
This business Is con·
dueled by an lndlViclual
Have you atarteo OOtng
business yet? No
Allan Robbins Po11er Thia alatamenf. was
hied Wllh the County
Clerll of Orange Coon~ on 12·7·99 19996813639
Da11v Pllol Dec 9, 1.6, 23
30, \999 l h207
Fictitious BusinHs
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing bu11ness as GLR Products, 635
Belter SI I X203. Costa
Mesa. CA 92626
Gary lee Ragan. 635
Baker St • II X203, Colla Masa, CA 92626
This bua.nau is con
ducted by an Individual
Have you stal1ed dOlng
bu ness yet? Yes,
11/11199
Gary L Ragan
Th11 1talement was
111ed W•l/'I tht Coonl'f
Clertc ol Orange Counl'f on 12·7·99
111996113$38
Oa1Jy Ptlot Dec. 9. J6, 23,
30. ,999 Th208
Flctltlou1 Bu1ineu
Name Statement
The lollowtng pelM>ns
ere dOlng business as
a) theComicShop oom,
bl CrowFanctub com, cl F r111 Team Preas, '1
Comic and Card Land. e Done Right ProOuclloos.
9582 Ham11ton Ave •
Hunllngton Baacl'I CA
92648
Don Wright, e582
Hamilton Ave • Hunt·
lnglon Beactl, CA 92846
Jett Standen, 3300 E
Palm Dr., Fullerton. CA
11283t
This t>uslness Is con·
dueled by a geoerat
pertnership
Hav. voo atar10d doing
b\JS!neH yet? No Don WrlgtlC
Ttua alatomont wu
hied w1th IM County
Clerk of Or9oge County
on 12·7·99
1"91111530
Dallv Piiot Doc. 9, 18, 23,
30. lD09 Tl\209
Flctldou1 Bu•lneu
Name Statement
fhe lollow1ng pe!M)N
8111 dO!ng buSlnGllS Ill
B & 8 L.AOOAA•
TORIE , 510 tn lh
Gt • N•wpnft 0430h, CA
92663
M;il\ We a, GtO 112
38ttr Newpol1 DNotl
CA 02663 Thi b11tltle I COl'I
dueled by " lndMCJIJ3I Havtl you Sl8Md '1oino
busltloss yel? Yes, HWO
MarJt Wells
ll'lla tatem nt w11t
flloa with t County
oi.111 Cd ~ County °" 12:'7 HNM1S'21
Dec~ UI 23
'Th210
• Daily Pilot
I ~11 ~1
NC:mCe °" TNISTEE'a ---C11-.-,-,M04--J--' wa TN.II.-&Me No. NOTICE OF r.4~:' ... ~:: PEllliON TO
IMtM YOU NW IN ADMINISTER ~T UN:)a A ESTATE OF:
DIED Of' TIWST ~TED MAR1AJI 0RAKE
.-,-. UNLESS YOU CASE NO.
• tN<a ACnOH TO ""°" A 199934
l1CT Y°'-" ~rY. To all h•lre; ~ :ai_~ ~~ bantfichwi••· credl-
t&D N4 EU'\AHAllOH tor•, contingent
Of' nta NAT\N Of' THI cred1tore, and per "'°":•....as NUtMaT •on• who may other-~.1.. YOU IHOULO wiH be Interested In
t;Q'fl'AC'T A LN1Y£R. the will or Htate, or
NO'T1Ca &I HE:MlSY bothk of: • MARIAN ONIH 1t111 the ,_. prq>-ORA E •
erty ktlorM'I u : 101 A PETITION h•• lcho&l Plu.a .S11 NM--been flied by JOHN
pCllt IMc:h, CA 121'3 ROBERT DRAKE, JR. i C:-:::~rce1 wt~":. In th• Superior Court • -*'~ MICtlon It of Cellfornl•, County
_ -.... --~• of Or•l!g• • .. ,. ....... _,.,_,.. THE PETITION ~ to the C0WttV Caurt• rtqUHI• that JOHN ~ ~ °':! ROBERT DRAKE, JR.
CA on 121Z311-. It be appointed H 2-00l>ln. to the hlghett pereonal reprHtnt• b6ddtf' It uie ume of tive to admlnleter
...., 'for ash. • Ult\Ws the 11tete of the ct"9dl cnwn.... .... decedent. ~ bri: ~ ct!c°: THE• PETITION cnwn by a 1t.111t or feet.-r • q u • • t • t h • .,.. Cid uNon, or 1 decedent'• Will end ct"9dl *-'1 by a mu or codidlt , If any, be
rtdetal MYtnoe and loan edm4tted to prob•t.•-
lfii(I ri.h1, urvtng1 The WILL end any
aseocW'on, or ~· codicil• are e"9ileble
bank 'l!ptdnld In ""'*'-for exeminetion In dll Codi l8Clol'I 1102 th• fit• kept by the
and IUthortr.ad to do court. ~ In C.Wornla. THE PETITION TM~ heretofore r•qu•1ll authority.to 11 :::I-*' "u II" n,. edmlni1ter the Ht•t•
.... be rnadl ~ under the lndepen-= '!,, ~ dent Adminittredon
-,...... of btatff Act. (Thia ;;;;~"' ~~ authority will allow
to uttsty the OtlClgatlon the pereonal repre-
llCUr9d by the Deed ct HntetJve to t•k•
Trust uecuted by many ectlon1 with·
Doug&u c Woodard out obtaining court
lNsflM ct the Ofange •pprovel. Before
.. P*t Tl'Ult dat9d SfP" taking certain very
t.emblr1, t• utrustor, Important ectlone,
RICOl'ded on Ol/2111193, howewr1 the per·
lnltNmtnl ll3013HE9, eonel repr•••nt•tive
ot Chi omda1 Record•°' will be required to
Orange, Cellfomi.. The give notice to Inter·
ICUI amount MCUted by Hted pereon• unle11 '* tnmument u °'Chi they heve waived llMe of the lnltlal publjo-aidor'I ct ttltl notice Is notice or c ontented
S53 -~• (l!ltlmlted' to the propoaed ~ lndl.ldu the tc:Ui ectlon.) The indep1n-__,. at the unpaid dent octmini1tretion ~ (lnc:IUdlng x· euthonty will be
c::rued end unpaid Int.,. grented unleH en
ut) Ind r .. ton1bly lntereated perton ~ c:oRs. ta• fil11 en ob!"•ction to
penaes. am lldVances It th• petlt on end
the time of lnltlal pub!'-1how1 good ceu11
c.ttion of this naclca. The w h y th • c o u r t
undll9Qll8d INllet thould not grent th•
dllldalma any llabllly ror euthonry.
any lllCOITKb ... d the A HEARING on
1D11t ~ end ottw th• pebbon will b1
commar\ dllllgnllion, I held on December ~ ~ '*-in. The 30, 1999 ., 1 :45 ~=-'= P.M . In Dept. L73 ......., end delllwftd loceted et 341 The ~ =rt ; g~v92~~3~ Orenge
Dttau1 and o.n.nct for IF YOU OBJECT Sate-The under.._, TO the grenllng of
Cau.td • Naace or 0.. th• petition. you ,.,. llM lledb'I to lell •hould appear et th• to be r-..dld lf'I Chi hearlno end •t•t• CIOUl'ICY wtllN the ,..., your obJ1ctlona or
P"ll*tY la loaetd end file wtinen objec·
"'°'*thin ttw.. montN tion1 with tha court ~ 11r.:. such before the he•rino.
121D2111 ...__._ ~· Your eppearenoe ,,.. • ....., _,. may be in ~reon or
lgtfMl1t Company, 360 by your attorney. ao-.cn Gfand AvtrlW. IF YOU ARE A 41V1 floof, Los Angella. CREDITOR or e ~~,:,-c:: contingent creditor -7721. l'llbtda fl of th• decH1ed, you nueee.·s mutt file your claim
... ASAP174131 with the c ourt and
1212, 1211, 12111 mail • copy_ to tne penM>NI ,.P,.•~te
dve ~nted by the
court within four
monthe from the
date of firlt IHu1nce
of lettert •• provided In HOtlon 9100 of
the C.Ufomi• Pro-
bate Code. The time
for filing clelm1 will
not expire before
fou r month• from
the hearing det•
notioed ebove.
YOU MAY EX·
AMINE the file kept
by th• oourt. If you
are• pereon lnterett·
ed In the Htete, you
mey file with the
coun • formal Re-
CIUHt for Sp1ciel
Nol!oe of the fillng
of an lnv•nl ory end
tipprel1• Of Htltl
MHt• or of eny
petillon or account
ea provided In ••c-tion 1250 of the
Celifornle Probet1
Code. A Requ111 for
SpeC4el Nolle• form
11 •veileble f rom the
ooun clerk. Aftameyfcr ,.d ....
.... ,ILWan&w ,, .......... . not
P.O.llo.ll&3371 hlla CA 82a19-3S7'
12109. 12110. 12111
I ~~1
~ICE OF TRUST£ ·s ~o R STEE'S Y"'"T t No
1 fl(lllfk 79~5 APN 1 -~y FHA/VAJMJ rre V ~~~ ~::tlit\, 'e ~~i~~~ Y~R ~~:R .,. IT V~R y~OH~ lcff
eb~S~ :fAf, ~~SEX IFAii
MAY BE 0 A1 A ~y BE 0 AT A ~E PR~~E01N~ HE PR ef~~ lHE NA R THE NA R
AGAINST Y GAJNST V OU SH~~ ~ AC~ S~~~ ~ AC ~ ~ 1 1~ AM, ~ 1M9 at 1 ~ M l~A~C C R• i111tar 011 1 et
RATION as ~e ~vly rvlce_•J LL. .• ~ ~vly
apbointed Trust~nd.er appo1nteo T'l'\lsl~nder ~i:I pursuant to of ano pursuan1 to 1_01 ru record1 on Trust r rdad 27198 d~~~ ln~lt\Jment s~---s;~rumen1 No """' ' Book • 1~ 51~ In bOol( • Paqe o 0 1C1al Recocds page QJ Olfici~R!l'CQrds in lhe Ott:~ ol !hit Re· 1n lhe OlflCt of Coont1 cor er of ORANGE Coun· Recorder ol RANGE ~i. ~a~fom1a"'e~ecuted bY ~univ. State ol tom1a ,.vtO lEAn Y ANQ..~Y· Xe!.llled by N A ~ T W-f'Y fsUSJ'&N~ tfC1!1Y W1~'1 ELLffesr
;
ANTS ~trus~ ir~e~T 1f R F F E)r F/KJA T A H, A HIE 'S
C ~ESTATE FU™ G ~~f'~ltlef ~~IV~i m~T;~,~oAthiif. ~~~~~~ b~ EST aiOOER FOR CASH ~Un11ed atesrYWTHE ~able al 11me of ~ lfl 0 A A Of THE ul mone of the United NA es. by ~. a casl\· K ~ 8lN1i!'~ AT lets Cl\8Ck dralflTI by a 6650 ee CH §[vo
state or nauonal ban~. a BUENA PARK, CA Ail i dfCl'MI by a sta•e or nghl, btle and 1nterest~· al aed1I union or a wwe<t to and 0<1ff ne by
drawn by a slate or 11 under Said Deed or rust
rat saY!flgS and loan 1n Ult orooerty ~ated 111
associallOO. saVlnQs as-said COunly ahd Stated~ SOC1at1on. or saVlngs bank scnbed as As more luUy s~f.ed 1n sectiOh 5102 de3Ctlbed Mlhe abov& Ol lhe Flnanoal Code and af of Tn st authonzed to do bus111 s ~ "181 ·16 Wie 8 I~ st~~ Al ~N T~~ stree address and other C~ HALL OFO ,~N~ common deSl!lnation 1f PARK CIVIC CENT R AT any. 0' I.he relll propen~ 6650 BEACH LVO described ~ve ,~sn~f
BUENA PAR!<. C .. all r %~ 1 ~ ~ nght 1t!le and interest con-ffAcR CA ·n~~5 e
veyeq to and now held br u~ersigned 't"!Vstee dts
11 under sald Deed of Trust claims any •ability for any
1n the propertJ situated in tnCOl1'ectness of ltle street said COunly calllom1a de-address and other com-~b1ng lhl! land therein mon deSIClnahon ~f any. As mble fully descnbed stlO'M'I herein Said safe Qn the above menbOned 11111 be made bul IMthOOt
Deed of Trust• The pr~ covenant or warranty. u erty hereto~ de~ p<essed or 1mphed. regard
is bemg sold as is he 111g 1111e. possesslOll, or sveet address and ether encurnbfances to pay the
common designation. 11 rema101r1g P.MQpal sum of iJ/ly of the re~ propefly the note<s) se_cured b~
deSCnbed aoom, 1s ~r-said Deed of Trust. 1111111 ~p~ ~OS1TA2M~~~-=s~ t~~J:). ~ &"92626 The under-vances 1r'My'"u11de< the
signed T111s1ee d1selauns le<ms of ~ Deed of
any •ability for any lllCOr· Trust lees. charges and
rectness ol the street ad· expenses of the' T ruslee
dress and oUle< common and of the trusts aeated designallQn. 1f any, stlovm bv sad Deed of Trust
llerein Said sate WI» be The total amount of the
made bul without oove-unpaid balance of the ob
nant or warranty ex· iQation secured bY the
pressed or 1mplted. regard· pfoperty to be sold and
ing title, possessoo or reasonable estimated
encumbtances, to pay the costs e~nses and ad• remaining PMOpal sum of vanoes a !tie time QI \he !!!_~ ~~ts)f S4~red by 1nn1iJI pu ruon or the """' """"' o T ru$t. witn o Sale " interest t~. n. as pro-~f ~~48 4 The_ beriefi·
Vtded rn nole(s~ ad· gary under*id Deed of vances, 1 iJll..Y. ~n<! the Trus1 here10 re e,,ecu1ed terms ol the Deed of 111s1. end de~ver 10 thth~en· esomated fees, dlaraes de(Sl!lned a written
and expeoses of lhe rallorl' of Oelauru • Trustee and or ~t111sts mand lor Sale a wnl·
Trust 11>-'MI $214. 26 lecJion to 5eff The UO·
qeated by Sil.id of ~n Nobce o_f be ault and
IEsbmated) Accrued llller 8fSl!lned caused said ~st and additional ad· lold qi DetauK and Elec-vances. 11. jllly. WI" In· llOn to seM to be recorded
crease this ng1~nor to Ill ltle~ cou1 Where the sale The bef1e uri· real PIO IOcateo det said Deed o ruS1 Date Nat.ion he<elOlc<e el!eQJted and Wide Postm · bkation delivered 10 the onde<· ~ aaent Tor on11t1r s111ned a wrrtten Oeclara-Mortaigff lc11
bOil of Oelau• and De· L.L.C:, as Tru~ee. 10&1 mand for Sale.,.,~1 a writ· fulton Awnoe >ulfe 213. ~ No11ee or 1.11: autt and Sacnsmento~ 95825
Electi0n to Sel The un· SUSAN MORRIS AJJ~ de~igned Ci)Used sa4 ized ~naru~· R Nold of DelauC and TRUST S E I . Election to Set 10 be re· FORMA ION 1L C'Ofded 111 the COIXlty CALL' 916-97 4· wnere tne reaJ property 15 15000 SuM.YOr Bouie:
localed and mor& lhan y_aro. Suite 2~~"°° three months have elap. Ie•as 75001, 79S.: sed s1 such recotda· 5041 L TAR lion e 12J02199. RTGAGEE v. ARL~~c~ C~·~ ~~ s:r.~ '1-t8R i~ ~T~
• n 6 . ~C(f)'Q ~~ ~~MA ~ilrJQN· ' ir i~~·~ ~~ l~ARY N 7 9 RiV& THA Bm~-, . N p i?1~2/02J99.
CNSltS2864 t ttfJ
Rctltlou• Buslneu
Name Statement
The tonow1ng persons
are doino l>uslness as INTERN~TtONAL DATA
CORPORATION, t8831
Von Karman Ave • Ste
·200. lrvlne. Cal1fom1a
92612
IDC 'Research. Inc •
<DE). 5 Speen Stroe1
Framlf°!Qtlam, MA Ot 701
This business Is con
cJucled by. 1 001porauon
Have yoo stanao CltlioV
buSltleSJ \'el? Yes,
07119/1999
IDC Reaeardl ll'IC ,
Manam R Ka11in,
Secretary
This statement wH
filed w Ill lht Coutlty
Cie111 of Orango County
on 1H6·99
19996811620
Daily PllOf Nov 18. 25. Dec 2. 9. 199!1 Th124
Flctltloua Sutf ne11
Name Statement
The fo1rowino petsons
are doonp buslnass as
FAMIL V CARPET
CARE, n1 W 19th St •M. Colt.a Mase, CA
92627
Denoia James Ken·
necly, 3178 G1b1a1tar
A1tt • Costa Mesa, CA
9lG20
WIDoam John Kennedy,
710 F1m1e11 Ave. eo.
rona def Mar, CA 92625 Thia bUa•ness 1s con•
duct d by OO-p8Mtrl
Have you ttMod dOiOg
busll'leu yec? No
OQnrns;J ~Y
Thfs •l•i.tnenl was ,,~ Willi lhe Ccuity
Clo~ of OfanOe CN!ty on IM2·~0
19996111273
0 Jy PilOC Nov 1 8 ?S D 2 g, Hl!>t Tl'l t tt1
Flctltloua BualneH
Name Statement
The following persons
are dong business as
Av• Dental Prad1ce, t 125 East 1 7th 51 , Suite
N458 Santa Ana CA
92701
M1led Man1gemen1
Company. Inc . (CA),
1125 Ee .. t t 7th St , SUlto
N458, Senta Ana CA
9270t
Tl'lla busioe s ls con·
duct4'd by a COrpof'atlOI\
Have you st.Mod CU>lng
t>usloess ~111? No
M1le6 Mana,gement
Company, Alt Sahaf1
Presldenl
Thl5 •••tement wu
Med Wit!\ lh County
Ci1111 of Orange County
on 11-12·99
11996811208
Daily P1lol Nov t8 25
D c 2, 9, 1999 Th129
FlcUtloue Bueln'iiS
Name Statement
The 1ot1ow1ng pe19011s
are doing bus1nesa u
Go111Ja Constnx:t100,
t8S E Wilson St . #A
Costa Mesa, CA 02627
Ednc J Adarna, t8t3 E
Wiison St • IA. Cotta
Mesa. CA 92627
Thl9 bUSioeU 1J COO
d0<1td b\' 11n lndlvld I
Have yQU •tanod CIOlng bu~s ye1? N'J
Edno J Adams
Tllla statemonl w
h .a wllh th• County
Cl 1tl <>I Orange County
on 11 ·19 99 19"6&1205t
De ty Pilot Nov 25, Doc.
2. 9, 16, 1 Wil 'Tl\t4;\
PUBLIC I 'I PUBLIC I NOTICES . NOTICES
~~-----"'
c:HSH"42tl
mnc:E Oii P\AjC
Mai ~.,. t• V. c.i.ror· nl•klf·~ SI0_19Q• Faclftv l .c:t 186P Code 21700 M .. q I the ~.,..loo.d will .....
publlo et «ion. on 0(·
ClMllC1' 23, 1 Ht.
per90n9I PtOl*T't ln-~IUClnt l>ut not lonWtM
to fumltU19, olothlng.
tool• •nd/or oth•r
MUHt\cHdltem• loc•t9d •t! PROPERlV 24617
1125 POMONA AVE
COSTA MESA CA , 82827
848·650 7872 TIME 1:1S PM
STORED f!IV lliE FOL·
LOWINO PalSONS: E188 JA...eS REED
0 164 Wt.NSON GUY
£20 2 BESANCON
DARLENI . C07 8 !C A THY
HOBSTE"rrER
PROPERTY 101
2oe6 PlACENTIA AVE
COSTA MESA CA.
92627
1149-646-0589 TIME
2:30PM
STORED BY 'TME FOL·
LOWING PERSONS:
0013 H/1ll MARLENE
J. A058 MURPHEY KRISTI
A060 Bl1TLER 'TMOM· AS
0048 Fl S nR MIKE
0102 BUDD RtaiARD
PAOPERlV 22301 20455 PlACENTIA AVE COSTA ME.SA CA,
82827
849·846-0669 TIME 2:30PM STORED BY l11E FOL·
LOWINO PERSONS:
E073BOIJMAN RANDY
E285 SO fHAGE l VNNE
PAOPERlY 20139
2089 PlACENTIA AVE
COSTA MESA CA.
92827
948-846-0734 TIME
3:30PM STORED BY THE FOL· LOWlNO PERSONS:
Flctlt1ou1 BualneH
Name Statement
Tho IOllOW ')g P6'&0f1&
era OoiOg wu1eu as
Sthed·E• 1621 Mesa o~,,-~•75 Sama Ana Ht:JV11IS, Ca 92707
Pamtte Ann l•ll ~621 M sa Dt t75
Santa Ana H lgtl1s Cl 92707
nus business • con· Cluetuu t1y arr l'1\l1Vidulll
Have yw stall d do•ng bustne.s yerl No
Pamela Arin Llttte
Th11 r.teiemerit .._. .. ,
hle<.t with. tf\e Countv
Cieri\ ot Orangu County
on 1 f.16·99
199116811627
Ot11fy Piiot Nov 18, 25.
Dec 2. 9, 19119 Tnt21
Flctitloua BuelneH
Name Statement
Th" following per$OOS
are C101ng busine$s as Ml Ct11'fwood lnves1ors
801 N Parkcenter Dttve.
#210. sanw Ana, CA
92705
Erlft. B tA•cllelsen.
1 JOI Dove Srrcet Suite 1050 Newpoll Beac:tl
CA92660
Ttt!t bo$iness Is con
ducted by Tenancy-in-Common
Have you star11.>0 d01ng
buslf'lesi. yel? Yes, May
1993
Eni.. B M.chelsen
Authorized Agent
This statement was
filed Wtltl the County
C1erll of Orange County °" 11:16-99 19996811623
Oa1ty Piiot Nov t8, 25
Dec 2, 9. 1999 Tht21
Fictitious Bualneu
Name Statement
The 1onow1ng persons
are do1no buslnel>s as
Paw tlclous Cookie
Jars. 2888 Bayi.tiore Dr
A 14. Newport Beach,
Ca 92663
Penny Kelly, 2888
Bayshore Dr . A14 New·
port Beach, ca 92663
This business 1s con·
ducteil by dn Individual
Have you started doing
bUsmess yet? Yes,
M'ay 1999
Penny Kelly
This stalement was
TIME hied With the County
Clell\ of Oraoqe County
00 1H6·99
C204 8RV'CE DEE C376 TORRES IRMA
C385 NEVIN TANIA
0458 OARCIA MARVIN
PROPERTY 20163
2076 NENPORT BLVD
COSTA MESA CA.
82827
1141>-848-1682
4~t6PM
STORED BY TliE FOL·
LOWING PERSONS:
E 103 BISliOP MICHAEL
E166 BISHOP MICHAEL An Hie• ,,.. 1ubject to
prior c 1nc•llatlon.
Tenn•, n.le• llnd regul•· lion• 1vell1ble n •-'-
D•l•d th 1 9'TM •nd 1 IJTH of DECEMBER. 19811 by PSOrv•ng.co,
Inc., 701 w .. tern
Aw nue. Glend1le, CA
111 201, (8 18 1244·
8080, Bond No,
685783.2
, 2/09, 12/18
Fictitious Business
Name Statement
The tollow1ri.g person!
are dPlng business as
a) Aos·i Ross Com·
pany b) rhe Floor Guy
c) Newpo rt Beact
Winery, 503 Super!()(
Newport Beech Cl>
92663
Gus C>Elatco, 503 Su
peoor. Nawport Bead\
CA 92663
Th•s bu ~.ness 1& con
Oucted by an lndr\lidual
Have yau 6talla<I doins;
business vet? Yes JAN
1990
Gus Delek»
ThtS statement wa!
h ed w It 100 Count)
Clerlo. of Or1nge Count~
on t1·19-09
1999681203~ Dally Ptk>I NO¥ 25. Dec ~· 16..:.]?99 Th14f
Fic titious Bu1i nes1
Name S1atement
The folk wing persons
are doing business as
Petit Gale110, Bella,
419 B 31SI St Newport
Beach. CA 92663
lluna Marfin 121
Ouin10. N11wpon Beach.
CA 92663 Thi~ bv• mess Is con·
ducti.O by ao 1n<11v1dual
tiavo yo11 stall~ doing
business ~et? No
Ilona Ma;tin
ThlS st 1tement was
l11cd wmi !fie County Clel1' ol C range County
00 1 "16·69 , 11996811632
Dally Pilot. Nov 18. 25,
Ot!c 2. 9 1999 Th118
Flct1t1ou1 B usiness
Nam e :>tatemen t
Trio lollc'Wlng Po•S~
are doing buson1'U as
Accafll un care Cot·
te~ell. 1 1542 Laurel
Ave , llWI! CA 92606
Wendy Krunman
2057 Pon Bn&tot Circle.
Newport Beach. CA
92660 Agnes Wetss, 15
C8mtina, ~1'5100 VteJo,
CA 112692 5127
This bu•lnasa Is con·
d11c1ed by a gerwral
partner'lh•r
Have you started dOlng
b11s1ne11 )e1? Yes. 51'9!1
Wendy 11.NHnlan
Tilts 1111tmen1 was
IUt<l Wllll the County
Clerk ol Crang• County
on 11-19-99
111996812052
Oa I~ Piloe Nov 25. Dec 2, 9 H,, 1!l99 Tl'l 142
19996811622
Dairy Pilot Nov 18. 25. Dec 2 9 1999 Tht23
Fictitious Business
Neme Statement
The lol1Qv.1ng por!lons
are oong buS1Pesi. as·
J & R Company 3904
River Ave • Newport
Beach, CA 92663·4032
Roben Holman, 3904
River Ave . Newport
Beach CA 92663·4032
This business ti; con-
ducted by an lndMdual
Have you started CIOing
t>uslnes~ yet? Yes, 1994
Rot>e11 Holman
This stawrnont wea
filed wilt! tile County
Cterk ot Orange County
on 11-12·99
19996811209
Daily Pilot Nov. t8 25.
Dec 2, 9, 1999 Th130
Fictitious BualneH
Name Statement
The foftow.ng J)l!rsons
are doing bu:r.10NS as.
NEWPORT CATERING,
17042 Gillette Avenue
Suite 600. trv111e, CA 1126t4
Waterfront Enterpnses
Inc (CAI 17042 G• one
Avenu ', iMne, C81 tomia
9261~ This llus1ness 1s con-
ducted by II CO<po!8\i0n
Have you stalled doing
business ye!? Yes, 1/t/99
Waterfront Entorpr1ses,
Inc .. DaViel A Salsbury,
President
This statement was
filed Wllh the County
Clerk of Orengo County
on 11·12·99
19119681121 1
Daily Pilot Nov 18, 2S, Oec 2. 9. 1Y99 Th131
Fictitious Bualnees
Name Statement
The following persona
are d•)lflQ buitned as
Kymc:o Motorsport
2121 Hart>or Btvd , Costa
Mesa CA 92627
Kvmta Incorporated,
!CA), 2121 Harbor BIVd • Costa Mesa, CA 92627
ThiS bUSlneSi Is con-
ducted by a oorporat'°" Have yoo 5fal'1ed Clolng
t>oslne54 yot? Yes 07~
Kymla Incorporated
<Iba Kymoo Motorspoo.
Jellrey Kvmla.
Owr!Qr1P19&idon1
This statement .vi1~
hled with lhe County
Ct&rk ot Orange County
on 11·12-99
19996111212
Dally Pilot Nov 18, 25,
Dec 2. 9. 1999 Th132
Ficiltiou1 BuslneH
Name Statement
Too 1ooow1ng peraona
are doing business as
Newp0r1 Bedell L:and &
Sea Co , 7 Sundan\A
Onve, Newport Beach,
Ca11fom1a 92663
James A tn Wiiday
7 Surldance Oflve. New
port Beacii. C.tltomla
92663
B.1rt>era Ann Wildey, 1 S~nc Orlv'e New pon Beac.h, Cdl•lomla
92663
Tills buslneas cs. con.
dUCttld by tl\4bllnd nd wtte Han you 11anoo !Jat\11
t>usJnosa y.it? No
J11mes AllM W\ldoy
Tl\li. wtemcnt was
It tile Coon~
Ctetk of ~ eounty on 11-1s.pg
1HMl11112
0 fly Aloi Nov 16 25
Otto. 2. 9, 1999 lll 13?!
Fictitious 8uslnH1
Nam• Statement
The f~ EIOllM
ft dOir•O Min In SnlOO MG, 2400 NvW
poi1 Oouluvllro Co5ta
Mc 1 CA 2627
MaryQraco Ttglavle>
Won.1 611) t f2 OOl<I
enrocl. Col'ona Del Mar,
CA 9202.S
lNs DiJSfnen It con
dUC!ed by 1n lnc.'llV!duel
HaV9 vou ,Ul,,.d dOlng
bUtlhen )'flt? No
MatyGi CG T !91ov Watd
i t nt ~ Qounty
oinno-Courl!y
I =:ii I ~=I
Flcthtous Bualnese . Name Stetement Fic:t1tlout 8u1lneH
rn1 l{llk;ol<lng POflOOS Name Statement
1•1 doing oo51ri ss a Ti lpbowlno persons
aJOC N1ghtlil , bl •1• OOll1tl b\1Sl!le$1 as ocnlgti1111e corn, cl 'Totafcom 1011
www ocn1gntht1 com Warner Ave . Suu 1330 8E Bt1610I s1110t' F·139, Hun11ng1on
#29 Sanlll Arla, Ca dOr· Beatn. C~ 92647 1111 92707 T1tno1ny J Huno
Aaron N W"$0mt 1330 1111 t GOl<!enwest St ,
SE Bristol Street #29 •KI Huntington ~.
S1nta Ana, C11t1om1i CA 926.47 92707 ThlS b\Jslness ~ eon·
Thia .buslntu 11 con· OUG\eo by an 1ndivlduaJ
dlJCltd tiy an h'lillYldUal Have )'OU started doing
tiavo YoU aterted doing buSlness yet? No
bUsmesli yof1 No Timothy J Hund Aaron Newsome This statement was
Tti115 statement was hied with the County llletJ with Iha County Clerk ol Orange County
Clork of Orenge County on 1 HS 99
on 11·16-99 1119968t 1916
19"681IG64 Daily P110I Nov 25 Dec
Dally P1101 Nov t8 25 2, 9. 16, 1999 Th140
Dec ~ 9, 1ew Th137 Flctitlou1 Buslneu
Fictitious Bualneu Name Statement
Name Stetement The lo!lo.,iMg persons
The 101iow1ng persons are doong bus1t:ess as
are doing tiusineu u General Bu,•ness Serv·
a) HARBOR AREA AP· Ices, 375 Bristol Street,
PLIANCE SERVICE Suitt .JO Co:.ta Mesa
INC , b) HARBOR AP• Ca1tlomto 92626
p LI AN c E RE p A IR K1mbertv Mane CelOer,
SERVICE c) HARBOR 28t9 P1ayer lal'IB, Tusi.n
APPLIANCE. 1240 Ranctl, Califomla 92782 L~an Ave , Unol E. This business is con· Coste Mesa CA 92826 dvCled by •n 1nd0Vldual
Harbor Area Appliance Have you sranees C101ng
Service Inc (Cahl) t>usmess yet? 'fas
1240 Lo0an Ave . un11 E. os.011t999 Coi.la Mesa CA 92826 Kimberly Mdne Calder
This 1>w1neu 15 con· Thrs statement was
11ucted by 8 corporation filed w1tn the County
Have you 5tal1ed doing Clen.. o1 Orange County b ? y on 1.t ·1&99 4ri~~;ss yet ei, 19996811697
HarbOr Area Appliance Da ly P1tut Nov 25. Dec
Sarvic.o, Inc, John A 2. 9 16. 1999 Th139
Cadman President Flct1t1ous Business
This s1a1eman1 was Name Statement
hied with the County Tile 1.oilowtng persons
Clork ol Orange County are doing business as
on 11-t0·'19 ORAL &
11190681 lOSli MAXILLOFACIAL.
Daily Pilol Nov 18 25, p L A S T I C & A E
Dec 2 9. 1999 Th136 co NS TR UC Tty E
Fictltlo u• Buelness
Name Statement
The lollowlng persoris
11re doing busln111s as
College Trader Park
2560 Newport Blvd , Co~tn Mesa, Ca11t 92627
Roben D Burni. 242
Walnut Street Newpon
Beach, Cahl 921363 Tina A Burns, 242
Walnut Street Ne..,port
Beaeh, Cat.I 92663
This business 1s con·
ducted Dy h\.11.band aoa
wro
Have you started doing
t>usiness yet? Yes,
11-01-99
Rotlert 0 Burns
Tn1s statement was
ltled with the County
Clerk of Orange County
on t M9·99
111996812040
Daily Pilot NOY 25. Dec
2 9, f6. 1999 Th146
Fictitio us Business
Neme Statement
The tollowlng persons
are ®n~ business es
Bobby s Nollh POia Liv·
ery, 152 E 22nd St , Costa M8$1. CA 92627
Bobby'& NOflh Polo Liv·
ery. (CA) t52 E 22nd
St • Costa Mesa CA
92627
Tllia business 11 con
dueled by a oorpora\Jon
Have you started doiog
buSlnetl s yel7 No BObbV's North POie Liv·
ery, Robert Atkins, P1esJ-
dent
Tn statement was
filOd With the County
Clerk ol Orange County
on 11 ·19·99 ·
19996812041
Daily Pilot Nov 25. Dec
2. 9, 16 1999 Th147
Fictitious Busln•H
Name St1tement
TM fQllov.vig persons
are doing business as
INTERNET MUSIC RE·
CORDS. 328 Vlsla
Trud\a, Newport Beach,
CA 92660
Thaer Mustafa 2137
Elden Ave., •6. Colla
Ma&a. CA ~2627
Mo Soulatl. 328 v1s1a
TNCha. Newpoll Beech
CA 92660
Tn11 1>11slneu ts con·
ducted by e general
pa11nen;h1p
Havv you stalled doing
buslneu yet? No Mo Soulatl
Thia statement was
tiled wltn the Countv
Cte•11 ol Orange County on 11-19 99 1"96812041
Dally plot Nov 25 Dec
2, 9 16. 1999 Th148
Fict itious BuslneH
Name Stetement
Tn IOllOW'lng periOOS
are dolrlQ t>u~tn s •s
Miller l>ropemes 5
West t 8th Street Co•ta
Mesa, Ca 92827
Gordon Wayne M lier
Truslee for lhe Wayne
and Eliz.abell'I M 1111 Trust
(date 5·15-98), 965 West
18th Street, Calta Mesa, Ca 92627
Enzet>eth Hlli el Miller
TruSIH IOf lhe W1yne
and Eltrabttti Miller Trus1
(date 5· 15 96), 965 West
l8th Street, Costa Mtsa ca 92627
Tht1 business 1s con·
dvelea by • bo5tlltU
trust
kave you 11arted CIOlng
bllSK'leSI V"t? No Go1oon WAyno M r,
Tru I
fh 5 1111 "' Ill ....
flied wt!h the Cconty
CIMc Of Qfango County on , 1-11J w~
1989Cl1t050
Dally Pilot Nov 25 Dec
2. 9, 16, Hi 9 Th141
SURGERY AS
SOCIATES, 1801 New·
port Blvd Suite C Co:.ta
Mesa, CA 92627
Gary L Wyan DOS &
Van D Henson DDS, a
prc.tess;onal corporatlOl'I,
(CA), 1401 Avocado.
Suite 506, Newport.
Beach CA 92660
ThiS business IS COil·
ducted bV a corpo<allOl'I
Have you started UO!ng
business yet? Yes.
8·23·99 Gary l Wya11 DDS &
Van 0 Henson, ODS. a
protesslOflal corporahoo.
Gary l Wyatt, DDS.
President Trus statement was
ltled w1Ul lhe County
Ctef1( of Or<onge Count
on 12·3·99 1999681322
Deity Polo! Dec 9 16, 23.
30 1999 Th192
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC SALE
The mlm storage lacil·
lly according to ttle
prov1st0ns of OivlSton 8 of
the Business and
Professions Code,
Chapter 10. Section
21701 (a) he1eby gives
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
SALE
EXTRA SELf'
STORAGE will cond"'1 a
publie sale ot the con·
tents ot lhe storage
space(al named beloW
w th the oonteots being
SOid to me highelt t>lq-
der, fOf lawlUI money of
the Un.tell States ol
America {c:asll)
The se e •• beit!Q held to 'lltisly a landiord's l!en
allel w be held at
17692 Samc>son t.a!WI
HunMglOO "Beacn. CA
92647 on OecemtMlr 16.
1999 at I p.m . ·
Auctloneefs Name
K E Auction, Phone f
(909) 863·1131 ~ddress P 0 Box 825
Rialto, CA ~2377,
Bond• 723-4t-19
The pub~c Is lnVlted 10
aneoo Terms are cash
only. Owner 1t1serves the
nght to bid
A ueneral desenpuon
ot 100 propef1Y being
sold. along with 11\e Iden·
ltty ol 1he Occupant rent·
Ing tM space are as fol·
IOWS
Thu~, Doc moor 9, 1999 Iii
PUBLIC
NOTICES
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: Start at $751 : t Deadline t * Tuelday SPM •
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: 949-574-4252 * t ANNE WIUEY : * 949-574--4249 • * * •••••••••••• -, ~ --• • J.
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NEW CUSTOM HOME
POtt Street.
$1,395,000
By Owner
PRINClPALS ONLY
1-80~40-6661
OCEAN ClOSE·TWHtiSE
38r 2 58e, 2-lly w/'Jt:. Ill Qlt, d MW paint; wet bit, 3 decka. FP, $289,000. Joan
ButM, ~ 941H59-9314 NEW Ostoii HOME
POtt Street.
$1 ,395,000
By OWner
PRINCIPALS OHL Y
1-Soo-640-0661
open Li/Sun 124 = Twnhlne ConlJleta 3& +din 2.68a. cmr int.
F1ea So/Wwt Gour lot, Remodeled In 1998. $4491(
9y Owner 949-718-1383
Big Cenyon Vatuel 48f SB1
lllW blh. plinl, catpeC. ~ tits, ,... concr.te tit root Pool & spa. $679,900. By°"'*· 949-88'1·3268 OPEN Dt:SON 104
320 8AYstOE YIU.AGE
cNrmlng 2tlf 2tle, ottlce,
llpKloUlli kltdlen, MOREi
.,0-$52,500
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AOfHT 949-7" .. '20 28i 2L Uo6he ROme lofl of upgred1d1, olflce, lf**l!UI ldl wfc«lltr llllnO By Owner, $52,500.
94H73-12S6
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THE SHORES
APTS
1128R
TOWNHOMES
$300 OFF
MOVE..fN
Selected Unit• •••••••••••
Starting 0
$1095/mo •
MotoMoleaae .
"We ire • pet••
community.
6 block•
from the be.ch.
94H44-2611
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P.ntrldge Cova. Serene ttrum vl1we. Juet
'137,500. Agent 511111
949-ne-37'29
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'FAIRWAY APAJrrMENTS
AT BIG CANYON
GATED COMMUNITY BY FASHION ISLAND
Beautiful tree-lined atreeta and golf couFM
views. Enjoy canifrM living In your large 2 BA apertment home!
E'Sldl 8tck ay 38r 281
Hse. 2c gar, $159S'mo No
pets, $1000 dip 329 lkMf·
Illy It.. UM. 949-54HOll3
• 1INO<llr gtlnlgl
• Wast'4tldtytr hookuP9
• Fnplact (Woed I. gH)
• "" oondhlonlng • Wetb9r
EASTSIDE ctlarmlng
2br, kids/pets walcome,
garage, Lrg. prtvate yard,
St 595/mo ~9·548-3959
Hldl Ser 2aa llllf lam
hmt, Ill appb, IUll upgradn, lge yd, 2c gar, 3ml to bell. no
pets $1750mo MU42· 1004
GAEYsfORe 31r 2.58a,
2·S1y lWM, Ill dbl cw eltc· • 12.280 to $2,500
Pltae can (949) 644-()609 Q
Another &sex Communlt ~-
Irle get, wfd hk•. 1300 "· $1700t'Mo 21 to ThJl1n Av•
(VlctorlaJNtwport Blvd ) 949-63 t-4622
~opore-Jlkrrina
.y7(/.>arbnenLR
&yfronc 1;1Gmmunhy with private beiach &
marina. Walk to Balboa Icla.nd 1hop•·
MinukS from Fa.hion [eland. ~l.a:"Se aputmcnu with wood bumin
fircplat:e a.nd pri~tc garage.
• Boat tlip1 available •
Sorry No Peto
NOW LEASING 2BRl2BA
and 2BR/2BA with den
.SlOS0-$2800
Pleue call 949 760-0919
(!) versized one, two and three. bedroom
flqorpl.ans most withfir;p'4cesfor c~
holiaay gatherings. Ui~patios, hu~J
pools and spas.' Grrat bJcations near. F4Shion
Island & tht beach. Small.pen we/ttim~ too.
From $1,18Jlmo
ATOP NEWPORf COAST
•Enclosed Garage. • Alann System
• Washer/Dryer/Refrigerator
• Fitness, Business, Clubhouse Centers
Ori" f3P !r\'01'1 Af).l·tn 1't't ~1)nwc,
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• n111 •1ih •rrrowid crtdic (Dou MC indude pd dtpoai1)
SAN JOAQUIN HILLS
At N,wport Rulte Driw
•
I '888 882-9809 -.iac.com
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Uvlng In Luxury e/I .......... "i" • 24 Hour Guo•d Gali
e£.i~e~ I !f le· · · • ro11-11me coocioroe SONiot
unparalleled In • £1ogon1 ooe·cx
I orange county two bedroom p1onS .
Ft0m "· I 00 to •6, 100 I • lOViSh pool. pa
1-877-681·7387 ! • f""811 b;
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lllW lppljlnce$, lllW carpel,
new p1ll\I. $ t000/1110 .
949.s88-36n
UbOIStE
4Br/381 Spldol.-llv room,
lonnal clmQ.,2 upper
lxtetlqr NI dicks, 2c gar,
Sf75,000. 9111 Grundy
Rult0t1 94M754161.
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BROAOMOAE Wll localed 48r 38a. llMlEIO oocupancy. mt cond, ltg yid
t yMr leue. S450Ct'mo 949-~00f
949-60&-i! 28dtiil 281, c.nyon,
Fp, lridge, ltlck~ ::Jd.
pool, llMll c:our1S dMn.
l1900fmo ... 949-723-5274
&i11n VllW 28r US81
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Mdtl MANAGERS
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$154.00+ taK Wkly
(Mult prllMnl 1hls Ad)
235 nns & kltdltllltll
Silulled on btlullkAly ~~=r Lobby/Direct dial
Phones/Free HBO,
ESPN & '*""ool &
JIQllZI, Guea lamdry
C1oM to 405 & s5
Fwys Mil's lfom O.C
Falrgrds, COiiege lllld
bd\S Walking dstance
to ahOps • tNtaurenb
COSTA MESA
MOTOR INN
22n Hlftl« Bl~d
Phone NM4.......0
Prime NB Location! Sublease CIPIJQrtUnlly
1 ·2 common 1111 1pacu. turn'd, 111 servlcu Included
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Janltl 949-398 5801
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OFF FAIR/FAIRVIEW • LOTS OF EVERYTHIHGI
G~entlC Slmp' Llel Gf9 Hollday Gffl1 below
wholeSale Framet, Cfiles,
toyt, home decor. Friday
10..(pn, Saturday Mpm,
Sun 9'2prn. 906 Alt990 HS
SAiiPlt SALE Sli 12111
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betW99tl T US1JrYOrange. I.Jg Mlecllcn ot mens & tactes
socks, leather goodl, eto
from POLO. Mens ~
lldts & girts ct11Se1 lrom
Beck Spoil a much morel
SXl ••3P'.'ifuYliii Siilll Evetyting Goes! EICh room
film. kll pats, pans & llidQe 211 35th St.lttS.
$Alt SATURDAY ilM
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tndqutl. 8MX I*•. gllsl,
pottery. COS1ume lewetry 2200 Francisco Of. NB
O;:peif I monihs iww 1375
obo. lbtnti • CNllt Elec·
lllC Guil&rs & prKIQ AIT'(J
$3.50 obo 949-756-9325
HOUOAY SPECiAl
SEASONED FIREWOOD
$165 COR.O
FME OEUVERY Within
r..-on.71~1
#lose PARADE/ROSE
SOWL xlnl Qrand stand seats. and 10\Kld tnp trmlSfer
from Anlhekn game 1881s,
Buy!Stl 949-642-8542
WOUF fAHNiN(l nos
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COMMERCIAl.MOME
uolls from $199 00
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\'trdn~,da} .... Tut•!>iJ.iy S:OOprn ~atur<la) .......... FntlJ) 7l:OOpm
Ouignlf tum1tur1 Qtass & Ql'lnltt ltnlna llblt $2.50 Rilinl Nga l>illows Olhel
acctuorlts S5·S250
NM«-0552' • OWng Ro;tiOOI fl<
Comblnttlon Custom built,
tradltlonal styllng, fine Mahocllri¥. O'll coild, t'Jn
Sllle ~ PoOI atltr clnner
Wt'rt MoWIQ, Must Stl I S3800/obo. ~9-e31·51&3
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used, 2Jmo new. n · by 42" retall s 1275, sell 1395 nrm
94M45-M25
ltllltlil t;ilti;;r sofl i lo"9--t. ntW stil llTIOOtd, VlfY
SOii. top <JJlity. Wil $2000
llCrW $890 949-281 ·9933 = Cullom bOCkiM 0. Brown & JOtd#I pelo llblt .nd c11an.
S125. 94M4f.U3'
SOiid bilslMli disk ad wood 30"X60" $100.
lncMIM black lealher Chair 949-644-8602
PETS fl PEOPlE 001
•All bfffdt doglle1ts
boerdlna• & grooming•
Wt .... poocflH, pupplM
T1:upa • mlnll
35 ~tq>. 71W4f.284a
88ALLON FISH
TANK with tights,
3 fllters, stand,
fish . $150.
714-540-5995
10fS IU/REOOAoSI
Jill, R & B. Soul, Rock, ele
SO'S & 80't
~IKE 949·6'5-7505
WANTED NICE
OFFICE CHAIR
LIKE NEW.
949--515-0337
COONTEfl PERSON For~. II po11oon• ~ Weekends 1 roolC
NNiHOU
HuHh car1 Con111hlnt Arm aeekl Pff Cltrlc:ll
Allt. Woric M-F, 9:308 2 30P
Pion phone m.wier & bask
compu1tr req. $12Alo' Wot'K· Ing from homt may be PQl$f-
ble. Jot Fllnls949'"51S-2011
uw Ann. fllC9¢lonl11t,
dat1 entty. Start immediately
$9/hr Call Jennifer
949·768·5250 or •·mall ~eaot.oom
•MOill/HOt.t• Full/PT F'ront Dtlk Cl«b Witt train. COSTA MESA
MOTOft it.IN 22n HMtlot
NlAHY AElDEb NB 3mo
okl, ~ Mon-Thuf NISITllCI, Eng soealiino. ref's 6't txp'd ~9-574."3101 FFICE MANAGER: tiiliiliid
opening kif sell startll wl ~ Sllptl'YISlon. Cusl &YC,
gtntral, office exp. eoniwter
It Fu ,.. Mt-7ff.27SS
• PfulmiiCY cl«i friitli
• Cathi«
• Uc'd Phwmacy T1eh .
Wiil 1raln Cll for lnteMew
94M42-0122 or Fo
RIM!lt to 949-&C2-9489
RECEPTIONIST
PT WEEKENDS
C.11 949-644-2700
Rilt1uram serwr l'tl)1d. a1so Jutct ear ,,_ 1or
Organic Malkel & Gr8 CdM Clll NNf3.4442
Rttteunini .
SHAAK CLUB
Pff ~Cathi«
Apply e 141 Baker St. CM
after 11 :00 1111
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UNITED Cat.ORS
OfBEHErrON
SOVll Cout Pl&u Ftr S9t'hr -+ Comm p~~Comm
WI 1111 lookkig lor
IUPfr salts people "'4ltl loll ol energy
'duialtn! Httd IXt,. $.$ cash SS
lorthl~?
GN.llS I cal
714-754-5415
A COOL JOBI or AWi 1n person
Erety levtl pcllfllorl, 18 or SA~a Ship Y9ld S1Mc91, ~.no IXJ> nee i.wnled .......... _ ................ n-a Pt ncome and Qrowll pceen1111 '""""..--.. ..,. ,.
whllt esi.bllshln1ln1w ole, ~yar~
aocounll In major lllld compuc.r iklh '"""""' 18*ort I/HS (NY, F HI, "Neg P11t 949~75-2837
Gu1m tic.) txCllltnl
opportunrty to ltlllf lob fTARTYOOfl
rt1llkeC 886-40M445 OWN SUSINESSI A Phat Job : ~,~you~
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higher
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home, It~ 1t1toui;i
fundr111ers. Ba an
Avon RIC>fe..,.... c .. (888)581·286e
4 PttoH£ REPS. FUii !mt, ~lor~Co.
Elm lo seoo + wll + btlllf Slltl .,., pr.Ct!Ted. Conl.:t
....... • 949-250-5719
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the Ii.ting• In ttll• cit•
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YOV to Clll I llOO number In which
""" ... dl#9I pet mlnui.,
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ACURAUC1.'t7 Rose mtta11t:1orey ... .,.,.
WO, llf, mocrifool, tul p#f
pacbgt, .... CNISI, l.:IOIY *11. llfW!m cd p6aye1
(003839) $18,985
LEXUS OF WESTMINSnR
(I00)291-3747
90iCR LE sllri1£ 'ii
L TO, lOw 33k ml, btlge, lltlf, co. lllld mor.i 5uptj <*1111\1
(511328) $17.988
fCABE'RS f.![4~9100 cAbrLl v1U:E 'H
CAOtlilC 6EVilll 'H
Low mllll, moonstone gray.
CO, bra! ol W'alT NIW Cit
tr.,.lnl (740488) $26,988 ~
714-SCM100
CAOILI.AC ELDORADO ...
Toullng, 290 hp . Nonhstar.
tow 46K mies. wtV\a pqrt,
moofVool,.CO & more
{~) $19.988 HA8EAS (7t4~t100
CldWllc $;¥1111 STS 'II
Low milea, S11Y11-911Y, CO, W. ~ & morel New ?r lrld&o
(830609) $20 888
HABEAS
(714)54W100
CldUlao seYblt STS 'M
Low Hlk mies. 300 h p.
No4U'is111. co. alo'f$, bal-
lnot ol warrny
(9118\8) S3d88 HA SERS
(714)5.40.9100
CHEvV ASTR6 LS '" S!Neff\11'1, 8U1oma11e, 11ia1
air. llovl, l>ffvlCY glass, tool
radt, SUP£R SHARP!
(163m) $20.995
LEXUS Of WESTUINSTER
(800)211·3747
Chevy 8uburilln 4lt4 ·" 5 7 V8, IUIO, alr. an/Im cast,
llOya, prlvaey ~. 3'd Nii, r9I/ llr rod ID, loW
oec:Mot. READY FOR THE
MOOITTAINSI • (1~ $32995 LEXUS OF WESTMmSTEA (800)2914747
FOfiO AEAOffAR VAN 'i1
EOOIE8AUER
e.1tnet.d, YI"/ low mllel, hilly •oad1d, 1m·frn
e1111tt1, ttlp comput«,
$7500r'080. 714-5*5"6
714-11M111
FORD tXJiiOfi£R lTt> if
Bllcklprey ltalher, tueo.
ptl't. ~. rlradt. alloys. ftM ~" pki\ llMm QW, cd 73251 S18,99S Ui F WESTMINSTER
(800)211-3747
F<iid' iiOSfANa C08Rl ii Hlcttt l'tllt ... , lllott 1rtc:k
ttuff done. 4,000 mllte,
$25,000 71WS2<0525 HOkOA XccoRo lX 'ii Sedan. 1utomat1e, wtlcte,
rTllf'ty j)OMI leUua ld9al
~CM S5.INl8
NABERS (714)540-t100
:I,'* XJI Jedan 4Df 'Ii n ,tH 1Mn2
8AU£R JAOUAA
714-MUIOO m:-u rn QS; 'fi u... ........,.
IAUUI JAOUAfl
7f44)..qQO
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GOOD
AD!
Call
642-5678
Dail \Pilot
MWl'Ollf I(" U:y:,>H ""'
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JICJUN' XJI Vendtn PIM SN1t10·11
S3UH 9M654
IAUER JAOUAA 11 .. es,,..eoo
JAGUAR XJI 'u vANO N
Pl..A8 •4-<~. lid pwr, Ml IOOI
wire~. I OWMr
l!ICQl'd$ ,.., delwl. SS900t'
ClllO 949 723 1504
LEXM El 500 111 Oysterftv0<y. lul op11on
(002953) $22.117
LEXUS MISSION VIEJO
949-:JM.Ol64
CEX'us ES300 117
Sage (003034) $26,995
BllO (035734) $25,795
Ll.XUS OF WESTMINSTER
(800)291-37 4 7
Lexus os300 'es
Swer(C94917J $26,995
LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (800)291-3747
LEXUS LS400 '86
Moonltone{066763l S33 m Wtlte (050579) $33.995
LEXUS OF W£STMINSTEA
(100)281-3747
LEXUS LS 400 '86
Deep Je~lvoly
(052311) $27,N 7
LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 94~4-<>6U
LEXUS LX 450 ''¥7
2 to choose lroml(166976)
Slarting 0 S3'-N7
LEXUS MISSION VlEJO
949-3&C-06U
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floa
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LEXUS LX470 . Dlldl
!032500) S53 995
LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER
(I00)291·374f
LEXUS SC: 300 'M
PlalltUIVBlllcl
(037015). $31,711
LEXUS MISSION VIEJO
Mt-3M-0664
LEXUS SC 400 'i6
R£1y Red/Ivory, Milli
-Only 28k mles!
(050326) $35,499
LEXUS MISSION VIEJO .... ~
LEXUS SC 400 '97
BlacWack chrome wheel$
(052474) $38,917
LEXUS MISllOH VIEJO
Mt-364-<>6U lExus 6C 400 "96
Wl'lael><O<'f, Mlll(I,
Orty 31k mies!
(OS 1802) S3S,9&7 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO .. ~.
LINCOLN Contlnenr11 '97 Blaclc Beauty. lit. auto, llAI
PWT hhr, Ill!, CllltSe, Cass/Cd,
dual aw bags, PfemlfJm whls, ouo r power seats
(VY632951) S1t,m
Ken Grody
Llntoln Mercury
714-522 .. 700
LINCOLN MARK VIII '97
,;,r aulO lo~ ml lul l>O'M'f,
till tr1.1St, ca.s1. ahr. dual air bl05 dull pwr seats. aJoof
wll1els, abs (VY'71154S) $17,m
Ken Grody
Uncoln Mercury
714-522 .. 700
LINCOLN NAVIGATOR '91
4wd. IUUy loaded. 5 41, VS
am/Im ed. rool 1aclc. 11bs,
running boards (WWOS229) S35,m
Ken Orody
Lincoln Mercury
71f.522 .. 700
ONCOlN kAVlOATOR '99
Auto AC, IUI pwr pkg. rm rm. cd pleyer. e1oys OtW'f I&. mllM hard to fl10l
tJ09n91 S37 895
EXUS OF WESTMINSTER
(100)291-3747
LINCOLN Town C11 '99
Slgnatore arr concibon. au·
lo fol power, llll. cruise.
leathor, amlfm cass, dual air
Dags, dual powflf sealS. (XY6212311) $27,700
Ken Grody
Lincoln Mlrcwy 71 .. 522 .. 700
I MERCEOES BENZ s..soo
'2000 SPECIAL EOrTION
:1000 Ml. ESPRESSO
$120,000. MMSO-n33
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and TANNAH HIHSCH
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ltalian handcorved chair~ with
exquisite detail. Available In more
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Cal's Cameras
and Video
Digital cameras from
Canon, fujl, Kodak.
Nikon. Olympus and
Sony. O.ur trained
stuff can help you
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Lido Marina
Village
Interiors,
select the capiera or video equipment to suit your needs. Cal's Cameras &
Video, 1770 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Call (949) 646 93~3.
designer's
~r~umes.
sunglasses,
handbags and One
glf ts. One of the
many fine
shops in Lido
Keep
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holiday season with a
VVcstclif( Plaz..1 .
1044 Irvine
Ave., Ncwp0rt
Beach:-.Call
.(949) 515-1825.
fashionable Deify 2000 Jacket. Available in men's
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breathable DFX coating, cool Max linjng,
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with storm flap. Regularly$ llO. Sale price $59.95.
New 'Balance, Corona dcl Mar Plaza, Corona dcl
Mar. Call (949) 720-1602.
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The perfect gift ...
the perfect
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... always
the right touch.
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this Fitz and
Floyd hand-
' painted ceramic
reindeer. Matthew
Taylor's, 1032 Irvine
Ave., Westcliff Plaza,
Newport Beach. Call
(949) 642-731 l .
Blackman Ltd. Jewelers
.
Marina
VJll,agc.
3440 Via
Oporto,
Newport
Beach.
Call (949)
675-2650.
Rolcx Oyster Perpetual Submariner
steel and l 8K gold chronometer. Graduated rotatable bezel for
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Oporto, Newport Beach. Call (949) 673-9334.
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Fot nNtly Newport Ski Com,,.,,I
2700 w..t COnt Highway
Corner of PCH & Tustin
(949) 631-3280
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Men's, women's,
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St., Costa Mesa Call (949) 642-j6J"l. Call (949) 720-1602.
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1719 Wtsidiff Dr. .. WtStdiff Court -Newport Beach
www.kristens.com
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949. 515 . 1825
WESTCLIFF PLAZA "
l 044 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach, CA 92660 ,.'
Mon-Sat 10-6 • S1111 12-5
Rebel ..,
Embellished Jeans available at Rebel.
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handbags, vintage sweaters
and "silk box·• Oriental
pants. Rebel, fashion
Island, Newport Beach.
Call (949) 640-7300.
Ari for flte Soul
Thi! Judnica nrt is
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Menorahs with Inspirational
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Ave., Ste. A. Baiboa Island. Call
(949) 675 1791.
Fumlshlngs Direct·.
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aod choice of 200 fabrics,
rolled arms. Priced at $899.
furnishings Direct. 2035
Placentia, Costa Mesa.
Call (949) 515-4450.
Dickens' Village Series•
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1032 I rvine Ave • Nem.iport Beach
(949) 642-7 31 1
ENl)EHLE CEN'l'ER
17350 E. 17th St. • 7i1Sti11
(714) 731-5138
Huge Selection of ln .l!entory
.
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Includes:
• Duvet Cover
•Bed Ruffle
• Pillow Shams
• Decorative Pillows
•Throws
Many Styles, Colors
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FURNITURE TRADING COMPANY
Aliso Viejo
37291 La J>n Rd. #P
Anaheim
8092 anta Ana Canyon Rd.
714-685-0194 9'9/362-8830
Open 7 O.ya
Mon· 1uC$ Wcd.-f ri. 10.00 am to 6.30 pm
Thurs. IO 00 1m 'o 8 pm -t. and Sun. 9:30 am to 6: 0 pm
Brea
330 W. Birch
7 1 t·2SS-8179
Fountain Valley
17670 Ncwhopc I 10
714-43.5-7926
Founta n VallC)lloinc Hours
at. and un. 9. 0 am to G: 0 pm -Weckda) 10 00 m to 8 00 pm
Irvine
14280 Culver Dr. f'B
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D A I L Y
Where's the Party?
Come see our holiday ornaments and
gifts. Where's the Party?, 270 E. 17th
St .. Costa Mesa. Call (949) 722-1803.
Italiano
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Alden's Carpet and Dra~rles
Choose from a ~election of nnmc brnnd
carpets and acccnLs for your home Alden's
Carpet and Draper!~~. 1663 Placentia. Costa . .
Mesa. Call (949) 646-4838.
'teddy Bears & Tea
Cups
Beautiful doll coJlectlon.
Pictured: Beth aoopcr Doll
"Lori" for $114. Teddy
Bears & Tea Cups. 225
Hand-painted
ceramic animals
_by Turov Art
, Ceramics In
three sizes and
different colors.
GUIDt:
Call (949) 675-179 I.
Armolre, 840 Avocado, Corona de) Mar Plaza,
Newport Beach. Call (949) 644-9888.
e Store
Reach In a vase filled
with sparkling cubtc
zirconium and win a
one-half karat
diamond or a one-half
karat cub!C zlrconh.im.
Offer good through
Dec. 24. fountain
Valley Jewelry Mart.
17908 1/2 Magnolia.
Fountain Valley. Call
(714) 378-9978.
Bring the essence of Italian culture ·into your life with
furnishings & home accessories exclusively from Italy.
Corona del Mar Plaza
.936 Avocado Avenue • Newport Beach
(949) 640-2458
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Rcyn Spooner Holiday
Shirts arc here.
Supplies arc
shop
early. At
"1.~ Ease Men's
Store, Fashion
Isla nd , Newport
Beach. Call
(949) 759-
7979.
D A I L Y
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Offeri ng<\ constantly,
ch.mging .urn)' of contemporary
womens wear, fashion
acc.c ... sM1cs .mJ unusual
gifts for rhe home.
(949) 640-7300
Fas hion Island • Newport Beach
(310) 451 .. 3699
Santa Monica
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Lightweight hiking Crystal C;i"c 891 Baker St., Ste. t\16, Costa
... ~I'll' boots with full grain leather upper compression,
molcd EVA mldsolcs and rubber outsoles, $79.95
. ).95. New Balance, Corona dcl
.ttar Plaza, 932 Avocado,
Ne .. vport Beach. Call (949) 720-1620.
Swee' Pea
Slipcover child's rocker.
Custom made slipcovers.
Priced at $165 Swee' Pea
Home, l 720-0 Santa
Ana Ave .. Costa Mesa.
Call (949) 045-9140.
Mesa. Call (714) 754-1151.
Vi~ Lido Drugs
Light up the New Year with
the Millennium C.mdlc. \'ta
lido Drugs. 3445 Vi;:i Lido,
Newport Beach. Call (949)
923-5858.
POSTER ART 'N GRAPHICS
Affordable Fine Art & Custom Framing Experts Since 1978
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D A I L Y P I Ii 0 T D ·A Y c C U I D E
Alden's Ca~t and Dro~ri
Choose from a . election of name br.ind
carpets and accents for your home. Alden's
Carpet and Draperies, 1663 Placcnti.1, Costa
Mesa. Call (949) 646·4838.'
diamond
Reach In n vase filled
with sparkling cubic·
zirconium and win a
one-half k;:m1t
diamond or a one-half
Where's the Party?
Come see our holiday ornaments and
gifts. Where's the Party?, 2 70 E. 17th
St .. Costa Mesa. Call (949) 722-1803.
Italiano
Teddy Bears & Tea
Cups
Bcautlf ul doll collection.
Pictured: Beth <!oopcr Doll
"Lori': for $1J4. Teddy
Bears & Tea Cups, 225
Call (949) 675-1791.
e Store
Bring th e essence of Italian culture into your life with
furnishings & home accessories exclusiv~ly fron1 Italy.
Corona del Mar Plaza . ' 936 Avocado Avenue • Newport Beach
(949) 640-2458
Annolre
Hand-painted
. ceramic animals
by Turov Art
Ceramics In
three sizes and
diff<.>rcnt colors.
Armoirc. 840 Avocado, Corona del Mar Plaza,
Newport Beach. Call (949) 644-9888.
· karat cubic zirconium.
Offet: good through
Dec 24. Fountain
Valley Jewelry M ;:'lrt,
17908 1/2 Magnolia.
Fountain Valley. Call
(714) 378-9978.
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SPORTIVA is a unique, private health & fitness studio specializing in Individual Lifestyle Assessments.
Evaluations, and Private Training Programs providing individuals the ability to increase their energy and
strength as they improve the overalf quality of their life .
. CJA~ :Wfi.~9"ndM ,. .
• '/lf;tli.U(J' 6'et1ff ~1/a
• Private Training Package $199
• Private Training PLUS
Nutritional Analysis $249
• Nutritional Program & Personal
Training Package $499
•Introductory Package $120
• Create Your Own "Gift of
Health" Package (includes
Sports Specific Programs -
Golf, Tennis)
• :xecutive Trial Membership $75
(six weeks)
.~ Vfl.~97MM •
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• Increase Energy
• Build Strength
• Improve Body Awareness
• Reduce Stress
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Call Now to Wrap Up All Your Holiday Gifts Today.
949.721.9985
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At Ease
Reyn Spooner H0Jid.1y
Shirts arc here.
Supplies arc
limited so
shop
early. At
Ease Men's
Store, Fashion
Island, Newport
Beach. Call
(949) 759-
7979.
D A I L Y
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Offering a constancly,
c.h<u)gmg arm~ of contemporary
womens \\ ctlr, fa~hton
acc.C'.'>sonc:s and unusual
gifts for the home.
,(949) 640-7300
Fashion Island • Newport Beach
(310) 451-3699
Santa Monica
P r L 0 T tI O LID A Y C I r T C U I D t:
Crystal C,ave
New Balance
Lightweight hiking
Calendars for the year 2000 starting at 4.99.
boots with full grain le•lthcr upper compression,
molcd EVA mldsolcs and rubber outsoles, $79.95
.J.95 New Balance, Corona del
,far Plaza, 932 Avocado,
Newport Beach. Call (949) 720-1620.
Swee' Pea
Slipcover child's rocker.
Custom made slipcovers.
Priced at·S165. Swee' Pea
Home, 1720-0 Santa
Ana Ave . Costa Mesa.
Call (949) 645-9140.
Crystal Cave, 891 Baker St., Ste. Al6, Cl>s!d
~l""ft•
Mesa. Call (714) 754-1151.
Via Lido .Drug~
Light up the New Ycar\\'tth
the Millennium Candle. Vm
Lido Drugs. 34-15 Via l.1do,
Newport Beach Call (949)
923-5858.
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Affordable Fine Art & Custom Framing Experts Since 1978
Impressionism
Still Life
·Turn Of The
Century
Landscapes
Modern Masters
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l'IOR.C TOl'ICS A\ >\ILABU:. Ul'O: ........,.,ULoO!",.I
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Blue Sp
Ala.
Choose from
drum, flair.
chinols
and
handmade traditional
lampshades from the
Shabby Chic Home
Collection. Blue
Springs. Ala., 369 £.
17th St.. Costa Mesa.
Call (949) 642·3632.
2731 East Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
CA 92625
(949) 675-5553
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P I L 0 T
Framed poster,
Turn of the Century,
Mlsccla Leone, 1950,
$85. PANG Poster Art
'N Graphics. 1906'
Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Call (949) 646·8603.
HOLIDAY
. l 1lac and ccladon. 10096 silk
satin and lace gown. coordinating
~ilk ji.lcquard robe by Fernando
Sanchez. Krl!>ten's Lingerie, 1719 Westcliff
Drive. Newport Beach. Call (949) 631·7399.
Clothes from
the wardrobes
of the world's
best dressed people
OPEN .
Mon. thru Sat. 10:00am-6:00pm
Sunday 12:00pm-5:00pm
C I f T G U I D E
Ancient Roman glass necklace with
sterling silver necklace and chain,
$240; Boulder "opal and amber
. sterling silver necklace, $299. Crystal
Cave, 891 Baker, A· 16, Costa Mesa.
Call (714) 754·1151.
; ........ Furnishings and
complementary home
,.,~··•accessories from Italy.
Italiano Home Store, 936
Avocado Ave .• Corona del .
Mm Plaza. Newport Beach
• Call (949) 640·2458.
IHEAllAN OAKS 14324 VE.NTURA Bl.VD.
(118)718-5809 .
LAS VEGAS
4825 Wfft Flamingo Rd.
(702) 947-2873 • ~
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D A I L Y
11111..,.•ll'i! A neighborhood shopping center
offering great glf ts from a varie.ty
of shops. The limes Tower from
Department S6. is available at
Matthew Taylor's. Wcstcliff
Plaza at Irvine Avenue and
Wcstcllff Drive, Newport
Bench. Call Madison
M•uquctte at (949) 725-2305.
Clothing & Gi# Ideas
:for Casual Uving . ...
71£\I to Bmwl Famis.
MacArihur Boulet·urd
.at Pac1ftc C1ia.'r f lwy.
P I L 0 T 11 0 L
Wine Gallery
Create a custom wine gift
basket. Select new and
uncommon bottles from
around the \vorkl.
Courtesy gift wrnpping.
D A Y
Wine Gallery, 24 l 1 I:. Coast Highway, ~-... Corona dcl Mar. Call (949) 675-3410.
Ac~nthus .Galiery
Penshcll boxes fro'm the Philippines
evoke the charm of tortoise shells . .
Glasgow box: $445. Pcnshcll Jars:
$148 -$210. Acanthus Gallery.
2908 E. Pacific Coast Highway.
Corona del Mar. Call (949) 640-14 70.
r T C U I D E
Celebrate the Year of the
Dragon, 2,000
Pewter dragon goblet, $58; JX"Wter trca:.ure
dragon. $155; and pewter fire dragon,
$52. Crystal Cave, 891 Baker St., Ste.
J\16. Costa Mesa. Call (714) 754-1151.
European Acanthus dining t.1blc . Imported
stone bases avallablc in custom
finishe~. Glass tops with bcvCled ·
cdgcwork. Custom shapes. Price ...
~";..ii~~ start mg at S 1.600. Di Mane l nlCrtl)r ....
Wcstcliff Plaza, 1044 Irvine Ave.,
Gra e • Draper's Damon's
• i.;:a)aks Week nd W ar
• Matthew· Taylor
uty ppty
• Ii Omia Federal Bank
• Fast frame
• Images t"lallm1rt<
• Mallbol<es Cle
• RObet't & Taylor Salon
WEST CLIFF
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P I I 0 T H OLIDAY G t' T G U I D E
IMl!3W .,.. ... WI' G d v
Neighborhood shopping center with a variety of
l!l!~:::::illile==::;J:;~iliiE;:;~~ ... ---., shops and restaurants. Give a gift certificate to"
Area rugs.
Hundreds of
patterns and
sizes. S15al rugs.
handm•tdc,
machine made Oriental and contemporary. Alden's
Carpet and Draperies, 1663 Placentia, Costa Mesa.
Call (949) 646-4838. : ..
ftll'llilm~ 'De'? JI C&
Complete bed ensemble includes duvet cover,
bed ruffle, pillow shams, decorative pillows and throw. Special purchase price, $399.
Furniture Trading Co., 3601 Jamboree Road# 17, Newport Beach. Call (949) 476-8363.
Why Pay Retail?
New Expanded Shciwroom
Wholesale to the Public
This is truly a Jewelry Mart ,... ....... ~
16 Independent Merchant<;
GIA & E:CL Ccrtrfred Diamonds
Customized orders
Engagement & wedding ring!>
Repairs while you wair
Valet parking in rear
WHlen'I Dlfff 2000 \lacket feahlri11:
• Wsterl>roof, breatheb!e Deify 2CXXJ
• 8esm·Seal8d end Windproof
• GM Scx&dlfite 360' Aeflei:tMty
• front, & 8ld \knting
•~.Wey Locking Zip vJStorm Flap
•Reg $120 00 SALE: $58.95
Women'i W1terfaury Fine• Vt1t:
Soft, lightweight Mtroffeece vest with
Storm Flap ond reflectMt z1~po11 side
pocltet& • $54.95
Women'I long-sleeve SkyTop:
Mo1store·wlduo9 Thermostat toP •. perlect
for oOld-weathEir wear, reflective logo
$49.95
Wl52 Running &ho11:
NB s petented ABZORB Cus'hioning in
heel end rc.efoot StabilillflO RCllBAR
Md medial post Very 6Ult8ble for hilti-
rr&sge 1Um1g WIOTHS-M, B, D
• Reg S89 95 SALE: $78.85
Pro Sport lag
RQOmY 24x12x12 PVC~ side wet
packet ed'iustabl thoulder strep Kislde
ZIP packeL Velcro ClllTY handle$
$59.95
Pro locker Pack
LoOker loop, Exterior mesh poc.ket,
exterior pocket organizer, Padded
shoulder strep, NB bag tag
$34.85
Corona del Mar Plaza
a lance
~,~.,.~~
932 Avocado St. (PCH & MacArthur)
Newport Beach
f 949J 720· 1620
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Great Clips for Hair. Mesa Verde Cel)ter. f-!arbor
iliiiiiii•, and Adams, CosLa Mesa. (714) 256-2547.
authentic American
footwear. Flt and comfort right"
Newport Beach. Call
(949) 759-7979.
Luxurious treatment
packngcs: ShoWh Is the
Ancient Royal Bathing.
Ritual. Spa Grcgonc's, 200
Newport Center Or.,
Newport Beach.
Call (949) 644-6672.
•
it's a 'lna .t .ter se
7
Restaurants ai· Casual Dining Specialty
B r is to I Fa r n1 s 7 6 0 6 5 l 4 Amadeus Spa 7 1 8 -. 0 5 8 8
Cowboy Seafood 7 1 8 -0 1 8 7 Austin !lor n 6 4 4 -3 0 9 0
GQ/ato P~radiso 6 4 0 Q 2 5 6 Baby U n;que 7 ;) 0 4 2 2 2
PGet's Coffee & Tea 6 4 0 6 3 7 7 Bast ;c.l.urnx II oino Collcc.f ;on 6 4 0 1 2 ..... .., --=' ._..,
Tommy Bal1ama 7 6 0 8 6 8 6 Italiano Home Store 6 4 0 2 4 -s --::J
Jc w ~ I§ by Jo s c p 11 6 4 0 -6 7 q I... 8
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Apparel }vf o lf in; 7 2 1 ·a l . 1 ... -v
Armoirc 6 4 4 -9 8 8 '. 8 New Balanciz 7 2 0 -1 6 2
Ch;co 's Clotl1ing 2 1 9 -9 9 6 0 . Subtle Tona s 6 4 0 -2 7 8 I
D;ane's Swimwear . 7 5 9 6 8 8 0 Su r La Tc:i b / e 0 .iJ 0 0 2 J 0
Ml Place r-· 2 1 9 9 9 9 T /1 r e c D o g B a k c r y 7 6 0 3 6 t 7 -I
Romano's 6 4 0 -9 0 0 0 Wal~rW<.>rk,, 7 l 7 -6 ~ 2 5
Tommy Bahama 7 6 0 8 6 8 6 Zan1.1 Brain11 6 4 0 5 l .., l -v
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Pacific Coast Hi1hway MacArthur Boulevard
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D A I I Y
At Ease
Women's and Home
Store
Ornate lcnthcr belts with bcautif ul ·
silver plated ornaments from
Brighton's Donna Collection.
Available In black and
chocolate. At Ease Women's
•md Home 5tore, Atrium Court,
F4lsh1on Island, Newport
Bc;tch Call (949) 759-7985.
Athletic Club for Women
The Alhlcllc Club for Women Is offering you a
special holic.lay gift One month free personal
tmlnlng with n ce rtified tr.1lner. Gift certificates
uv.1il.1ble. J\thtcllc Club for Women, 2036 Quall
SI., Newport Bc.ich. C.111 (1N9) 852-8655. •
P I L 0 T H OL I DAY
Chi-Lin Chien
Photographer
Photography evolves
with the subjects
being photographed
on location or at
home. Call Chi ·Lin
Chien Photographer
at (714) 754-1362.
Peter
Glenn of
Vermont
The Volant
Power.Karvc Ski for men
and the Volant Vertex for
women arc always crafted from
steel for flexibility, strength and
performance. Conditions may vmy -
Volant skis never will. Peter Glenn of
Vermont, 2700 W est Coast I llghway,
Newport Beach. Call (949) 631·3280.
..
C U I D E
Spa Gregorie's
Spa Gregorie's gift certificates
arc elegantly packaged and
can fit in any budget and
suit the most.difficult·
names on your gift
list. Spa Grcgorie's,
·200 Newport Center
Dr .. Newport Seach.
all 9 49) 644-6672.
Furniture Trading Co.
Decorative CO holder is a
~f welcome addition to anyone's
.. ~ home. Leather handb<\gs for
that special someone.
Many styles and colors to
/ choose from. Furniture
1 Trading Co., 3601 Jamboree
) Road. #17, Newport Beach.
Call (949) 4 76-8363.
·.
A unique,
private health "!
and fitness
studio. offers a Nutrltlonol Program 8r ·
Person.ii Training Gift of Health package,
$499 (valued at $629). Sportlva, 2121 E.
Coa~t I flghway, Ste. 200, Corona dcl Mar. ~ . .
c .111 (9 49) 121-9965. lo
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Sportiva
Special
holiday Gift of
Health Private
Training
Package $199
(value $255). Sportlva, 2121 E. Coast Highway, Ste.
200, Corona del Mar. Call (949} 72 1-9965.
Bathology Occoralive Soaps. Handcrafted
vegetable glycerin soaps,
$8.95-$14.95. True Blue
at Fashion Island In
Newport Beach. Call
(949) 721-8829.
Fashion and.art together
in this fine Italian sUk
satin fabric tie. A true
piece of Tuscan heritage
and culture, $135. At
Ease, Fashion Island.
Call (949) 759-7979.
PLEASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT.
714 .• 7!54 • 1 362
'VTe kno_wyou're Tbe . W shopping on LETIC CLU
line this season, so
now you have time
to workout!
mo
FRE
Women
''8 eeaa~e It~ a /Vo/l(a.lf ~ /Vo""f I''
949.852.8655
Must be 18 with ID. Some Rtstricuons May Apply.
&c CLUB FOR DETAILS
la Lido Drugs
Cu::.tom centerpieces for
the perfect New Year's
Ev~·~ettmg crcnted to
your specifications. Vi•t
Lido Drugs. 3445 Via
Lido, Newport Beach. Call (949) 923-5858.
True Blue
Jaguar print handbag ~vith
black leather trimming~ will
"Brighton' ~p anyon.c's . .
day. S 110. True Blue,
Fashion Island.
Newport Bea<h Call
(949) 72 I ·8829.
Plaza Jnvelry
Mart ·
Specially designed one·of-a-
kind wwelry from i6
Independent mcrdiants.
Pl;tza lcwdry M.ut, 3 723
So. l\ristol (between
Sunflower and M .. 1cAnhur).
Call (714 l 979-5335.
I
Discontinued and overstocked items including slipcovered sofas carried by major notional
retailers like Z·Gollerie, Restoration Hardware and others we can't name but you will recognize.
You con special order from over 200 fabrics.
Everything here is new, obtained directly from the factory
-No Used Furniture or consignment items.
Furnishings Direct carries upholstered sofas, sleepers, leather sofas and chairs: entertainment
centers, armoirs, beds, handmade rugs, desks, lamps and more.
Furniihings Direct Is Different Because ...
1. LEGmMAn LOW PRICING-factory Direct. 2. NEW mMS ARRIVE EVERY WEEK
~. NO PUSHY COMMISSIONED SALES PEOPLf 4. LOW OVERHEAD WAREHOUSE ENVIRONMENT
5. EVERYTHl.NG ON FLOOR AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY.
r
Instant
Tmd•in Credit!
• ~~-1n your
oculars ·
et$50
re ftow *
the purcha~~~ 1ft
of ** Canon
.
Binocul·
-Forf&a~~ •
10x3o~~
Less Tra ~In
Final Cost:.
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Canon'• remarkable Optical Image Stabilizer technology employs un.que Vari·Angle Pnsm that
Instantly and continuously makes ad1ustments to maintain a steady Image.
~ wtlwe pf'Ohlblted 13•ed « resllleled No lfmll per houNhold. thia 1'11bet• la rodeemeb141 °"''f on P\lf~ OI produel illdiCeled
lvly attempled rtdWnpllon not conabtent •111'1 th .. terma and QOOCl•Uont wll ~void end f;()(lltJtutas rra11d Oller nwiy not be
.. combined W•th any Olllef otfer. 01099 Cenon USA. IOC~ All rtgllt.t ~ C8110n It• lrademaril ol Cll1on lnC;
Visit our eclectic showroom! Many "one-of-a-kind" home accessories.
Extensive line of Rachel Ashwells Shabby Chic bedding, fabrics, lampshades
& slipcovers fo r your home. Decorating services available .
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ANTIQUES CENTER
(949) 642-3632
369 E. J 7m St. Costa Mesa
Open 7 Days • Mon-Sat t 0·6, un 12-4
(corner ofl7th and Tustin, behind Jack In The Box)