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Home My WebLink About1999-12-13 - Orange Coast Pilot. . SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA C:OMMUNmES SINCE 1907 MONDAY, DECEMBER 13>1999. Members of the Orange Coast Chapter of the Compassion- ate Friends gattier at Peninsula Park in Balboa on Sunday ln honor of chit· dren who have died. Below, Jlni Critser of New Hampshire rests his head on hlswife Margaret's shoulder during the candle UgbUng memorial. The Critsers were present to honor thefr deceased nephew. PHOTOS8Y SEAN HllERt DAILY PILOT A decade· .o.f ·groWth New buildings anJ ideas filled in· .the landscape DANETlll Gouu·1 T he 1970s were a time of growth for Costa Mesa and Newport Beach as new buildings continued to sprout up everywhere. Pastureland tn New- port Beach was qwckly tq:.10 An energy crisis, redevelopment and the death of a legend were some of the highlights of the 1970s. For a com- plete list see Page 5 Within a decade the area saw the construc· tion of a police station, a city council cham- bers, Thangle Square, Metro Pointe, a senior center, a 300-room Sheraton Hotel, an art museum and the Corona del Mar free- replaced by buildings. Residents began to complain that it was becom- ing another Beverly Hills. way. "We went from a bedroom commu- . nity to a nationally and internationally recognized center ~or business •• also retail trade and the arts,· ~aid former Costa Mesa Mayor Robert Wilson. •That's when' we got to be recognized throughout the> world. We were no longer little Costa Mesa.• · Development in these cities went beyonp buildings The city counols and chambers of commerce were busier than ever. Costa M<•s<1 elected 1t!) hrst female City Council woman, Norma Hertzog, SEE BUILDING PAGE 5 Keep a candle. b SAY AGAIN undreds gather at Pe~ula Park in memory· of departed children AMY R St'Ui«.;f:ON ~Plot There is no easy way to ask a gnevmg parent about theu child who bas died. But members of the Orange Coast Chapter of the Compassionate rrieo.ds, an mtemahonal support group for. bereaved parents and siblings, make it a point to talk about the pam. •1t is OK to say the name of a dead child," -;aid Vickie Bridgman, wboii;e on Donny died in an automobile accident in Newport Beach m May 1997. ·vou don't want them forgotten because they are precious. ft I Iundreds turned out in Peninsula Park at the Balboa Pier Sunday to light candles in honor of th ir departed loved ones at the third annual Worldwide Candle Lighting ceremony on National Children's MP mo rial Day. The cold weather forced participanL<> to bundle up in scarves and winter 1ackets Husbands and wives held on lightly to one another while children clung to thelf parents. People wiped tears from each other's cheek!> while holding long white candles Donny Bridgman 5bawn Mellen Sierra Soto, one of the two children killed at a Costa Mesa pres~hool in May. These were but a few of the names read dunng a teary-eyed memonol ser· vice. Long, solemn faces filled the crowd. And the holidays only make things. worse, many said. •There are no words to say how unpossible they are," 1ud Bndgman, who works for the Orange County District Attorney's Office. "It is not fun to go to the mall and hectt J>€..-'Ople <;mgmg.• . Since Donny's death, the Bridgman's have SEE CANDLE PAGE 5 ILUNNIU 0 ENT Here's 1 collection of the best quotes from recent n~ stones. Bringing the law to Costa Mesa •we will continue on with our lawsuit My client wants to get his day m court for the damage clone to his business • -,..,, bfferty, attorney for Beach Access ownttr Tom Moore, after • lawsult against his dient by radio penonahty Or. Leura Schlessinger was thrown out of court. "Moses told the Pharoah. 'Let my ,,.ople go' I don't think he ~td, 'Pleaie fill out this paperwork..,. • -JMneS o . Dally, • resident of unmcorporated land that Costa Mesa Is considering anncuung. •1 don't think thi Chart Street location was that well thought out Skaters re Isolated !t'S not as safe (as othi!f optiomL not as open, and there's not mU<h else there.• -Gary MonMMin, mayor of CO\ta Mesa, on the location of the c1ty"s fll'lt skate park D onald Dungan ~ :m in World War II as a tank navigator, bt)d when h got out of the U.S Am1y he· opened a law olfk • wtlh LeRoy Anderson m Co ta M ' That w In 1946. When Costa M a om Uy incorpo- rated In 1f:l53, Dungan wa named th dtyi first attorney, ti po ition h would hold unhl 1966. NEWPORT BEACH Pop\Jlat1on-49,422' Car wash S 1 45 Hoover vacuum ... S19.97 Tires ... S 19.50 Bufferin .. , 100 tablets for S 1.09 Loaded new Monte carlo with Sunr .. S4,599 nd new 1973 Chevrolet pick- p ... $2,958 / REAL ESTATE Newport Beach three-bedroom, three-bath home ... S 128,000 Corona del Mar apartment rentals ... $350 per month -For Costa Mesa at a glance, seePgeS El Toro backers seek city funding Newport Beach will consider giving another $1.25 mjlhon to the fight for an airport at El Toro. NEWPORT BEACH -Judging by tonight's packed agenda, the City • Council plans to end the year with a . bang. The revwed Newport Beach Film Festival is req\lest:mg the council endorse them and allocate up to $10,000 for start-up costs. The festival board is also requesting the city support the screening costs for next year, which are not expected to exceed $40,000 .. This new festival follows the demise of the Newport Beach International Film Festival, which shocked the com- muruty when orgaruzer Jeffrey S. Con- ner filed for bankruptcy this fall The new film fesbval has announced plans to start screening between March 30 and April 6, 2000. In contrast to pre-· VlOUS years, the scaled-down festival board plans to hold all the . creenings and seminars m Newport Beach. The budget for the revived fesbval is esti- mated at $90,400. · • •1 will dchrutely get behind that one," said Mayor John Noyes. · The council also will debate whether to gwe more money-$1.25 million-· to the fight for an airport at the former El Toro Manne Corps ba .. e. . Mayor John Noyes, vice Mayor Gacy Adams and counolwoman Norma Glover are recommending the staff give the Citizens for Jobs and the Economy $750,000 and the Airport Working Groue $500,000. The groups plan to use the money to fund their ongoing effort:> to inform the public about the benehts of reusing El Toro. Staff has subnutted a list of sources where the money could come from, SEE COUNCIL PAGE 5 I DEX IDSSIREDS --·-,. ... _,_-J POUa FILES .2 PUIUC 9'>00S 7 ~ ' =~~ ·ws been a G~nd A lot of times M! can't mah «Ki> meet and ~ here Is JO nice. They don't make you feel bad • • -Dore WllMn. on the someone Cares Soup Kitchen Dungan elso erved a judg on th HtnbOr Juchaal District Court for 16 y B, r tirlng in 1 2 After hi offi al oareer was ov r, h continued to act on an advisory conurutt for the City Coundl He died in 1984 .... ..... u •• s.w 1 ,,.1 r ... ~ 2 Mondoy, Decembet 13, 1999 locals onl Doily Pilo INSIDE SCOOP An ov 'Kcnight sitccess story The party that almost wasn't I n FndaY, ed1uon ot the Pilot. Newport J !arbor Arca Chamber of Corrunerce public relations director Doug • Stuckey got an un~ed pro- motion to president. The Ptlot goofl'd titles when.quoting Stuckey in d bodt parade story. But no hann appeared to have been done. Stuckey said when he came mto work Fri- day. lus collPagues had adorned his desk with balloons and a new title placard con- gratulating him on his "new" • posibon. The real Cham~r President is Richard Luehrs. BRJNGING OUT llfE KIO IN HIM • Ddi.ly Pilot City Echtor Steve Cahn somellmes wonies he's getting old and washed up. But during a recent team- builcling exerose that saw the Pilot sldff paying a visit to DIS· neyldnd, Cahn showed a more youthful Side of himsell. Cdhn went scampering around Tom Sawyer's island like d 6-year-old high on Frost- ed Rakes. "Why dl'e you walking?" he screamed dl hls somewhat calmer co-workers before bolt- ing down a path to play in the "In1un Joe" cave. Cahn Idler found himseU mesmerized by the glowing lights of the calliope and the tooting melodies issumg from "f\..1t. Toad's Wtld Ride• Pilot staffers found it necessary to keep Cahn on a short l~ h m , order to prevent his wandering . off as the group passed through Sleeping Beauty's castle. "Wh~ are Wfi! leaving Pantd- . syland?" he wondered aloud. MORE ISLAND FUN Daily Pilot cops reporter Greg Risling took his pent up aggres- sions out on a fellow journalist at a recent Pilot team-building exercise at Disneyland. Pilot editors sent the eight- person staff on a marathon tour of the happiest place on earth • to refine their interpersonal ·skills. Resembling the dwarfs from Snow White, the "Piolo- teers• obediently went through a complex obstacle course or rides that stretched from Tomorrowland to Toontown. The cheeriness finally got to Risling -a self-described cynic -who cracked on the Tom Sawyer's Island bridge. While cr05$ing the bridge, which is buoyed by barrels, a maniacal grin surfaced on Risllng's face as he began to violently shake the supporting ropes. Co-worker Amy Spurgeon slipped and fell, nearly losing her video camera. Fortunately Risling snapped out of it and fellow reporters got the chance to see his sensitive side. ON CAMPUS PLANNING FOR A MAJOR . . ~ NEW YEAR'S Eve With the Mtllenruum celebration just around the comer we decided to dSk students from Costa Mesa High School what they hdd plcmned for New Year's Eve. Here's what they had to. say: I'll be going on vacation with my par- ents to Texas. For me the fact that this will -be the year ~ 2000 makes • no differ- : ence. We : will probably be at home I'm just going to stay at home. I'm kind of scared because the media has been saying something bad is going Ll.ke embattled Crystal Cove residents who waited in the cold, their Christmas tree was fighting its own way through immigration Sunday AMY R. SPURCEON ·.E verything was ready for the 5 p.m. Christmas tree light- ing at Crystal Cove Sunday . The only thing missing was the guest of honor. . It seems the 25-foot silver-tipped Christmas tree donated by a San Diego nursery was stuck at the immigration checkpoint in northern San Diego County for close to an hour. After the delivery driver was giv- #It's on its way lowll'd becom- ing a rlSClft and we don't need anolher resort• en a fix-it ticket for a leaky oil pan, the tree was again on its way to the historic cottages nestled alongside Crystal Cove State Beach. One little boy couldn't help but vent his frustra- tion. "Where is the tree. Where is the tree,• said 7-year- old Nick Hrebien. "No party. No par- ty.• Up·to 45 people turned out for the annual tree lighting ceremony. The event has brought the local community together in year's past, but never quite like this year. The sense of urgency came to a head in September when the Alliance to Rescue Crystal Cove was formed to raise awareness of the cur- rent contamination taking place at the parks marine life refuge. Cottage residents are also faced with the reality the State of Callf or- nia is working with developers to change the use of beacbfront proper- ty. Residents will be given a 30-day notice when the state decides what to do with the area. J~ ' I . . f I ol~ , ~ • • I ,, ' .... ~. ... '•. ' ' ~ ~· ·~ • T. • J ... ' ' • • Ill • • .. TimThobels hoisted up as he puts Cbrlstmas lights on the 25- foot tree that was donated to the Crystal Cove com- munity Sunday evening. At left. dressed in festive wear, Laura Davick. center, along with other residents, help set up the lights. . ~ . . • dancing." IVTTE ORDONEZ. 17, senior, Costa Mesa to happen. That's the main reason I am going to be at home. ARIANA SOTO, 17, senior, Costa Mesa Therefore, this year's holiday sea- son has really been bringing.the neighborhood together. "This little piece of history should be preserved,• said 40-year Crystal Cove resident Laura Davick. "It's on its way toward becoming a resort and we don't need another resort." ·cottages were decorated with holi- dfty lights and candy canes. And even though cottage resi- dents realize their tune at Crystal Cove is limited, they said they trea- sure every minute. I just want to do some- thing memo- rable. Because in SO years when pee- •pie ask me what I did at •the turn of ' the century, I Dovick hosted this year's event with a spread fit for a king. Taquitos, cranberry bread, ham sandwiches, warm cider,beer and wine were available for guests. The charming Party-goers greeted the late-arriv- ing tree with a lot of •whooping" and hollering. Chnstmas music blared from the speakers as a large crane lowered the tall tree into the sand. . "Do they need that ~ig of a truck for that litUe tree," guest Margie Howe commented. Stella Htatt said 1f this was her last Christmas at Crystal Cove she would remember the togetherness shared by the neighbors. "We are very close down here,• Hiatt said. "We are here with a com- mon bond." want to say that I was having • a good time. That I was with my friends, not at home on I will be baby-iitting until 11 p.m. After that I will probably be with my friends. I want to have fireworks. Usually you only have them for the Fourth of July, but this is different because it will be the millennium. WEDDINGS • the couch ,. JIWAN DeMEUO, 17, I think it would be fun'in Times : Square in : New York • watching, • the ball : drop. But I'll senior, Costa Mesa KRISTEN BAGWELL. 14, freshman, Costa Mesa I want to be with my friends. We will probably stay up all night long talking about Brandow -Ridley The Church of Incarnation in Sarasota, Aa., was the setting for the Nov. 20 wedding of KeUy Celine Brandow to Blair Fawcett Ridley, both of New Providence, NJ. The bnde is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brandow of Sarasota, Fla. The bride wore a short-~leeved ball gown of ivory satin with a scooped neck and clusters of satin rosettes on the chapel-length train. She carried a round bouquet of white roses. Her maid of honor was Anne Marte Sheridan. The bridegroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. • probably be at a friend's bouse play- ing board games, lighting fire- works and banging pots and pans. school, fash- ion and celebrities. We will probably be drinking sparkling cider and eating piz- za, candy, ice cream and maybe Chinese food. Peter Ridley of Corona del Mar. His best man was John Holmgren of Redondo Beach. Blair Fawcett Ridley and Kelly Celine Brandow The holidays will be challenging for Peter L . Vapor, son of Costa Mesa -resi ents Roger and Aida Vapor. Peter, a Navy Petty OUicer 2nd Class, will be off m Atsugi, Japan wiQi Righter Squadron 154 .... The University of Oregon has released Its fall 1999 degree candi- dates. Among thOlla an the list is New~ Beach's Xriatin Ann Daniel, who ilml receive a ba~alor of fme am degreie in~ The reception was at the Laural Oaks Club and was attended by 130 guests. She ls employed as a teacher m New Prov- idence. · SHARON DAY, 14, freshman, Costa Mesa EMILY ABBOTT, 14, freshman, Costa Mesa The couple plan to live in New Providence following a wedding trip to the Virgin Islands. He 1s employed at Deutsche Bank in New al design. York City. · VOL 93, NO. 291 THOMAS tt. IOffNSON, Publdhet TONY DOOERO, Editor JEMFER MGLAHD, senior City l'dltor SJ.~ City Editor NANCY otHVER. fe.tutes Editor ftOGE.lt CARLSON, Sports Editor MAit( MAJITIN, Photo Editor AHTHOHY NOC. News Editor JOH I. SANTOS. Ptge0e5lgner JUDY OITTING, Clamfied A<Mftistng LANA .IOtMON. Prbmottohs PMMOOSMAH, Ch f F Mnc!M Off . . . . • REAPERS HOTLINE (949) 642-6086 Record your commen~ about the Daily Pilot or news tJps. APDRESS our address IS 330 w Bay St., Costa Mfta, CA 9!6l1. tQRBECDONS It Is the Pilors policy to prompt· ly correct all errors of wbst.n<e. 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A car cover worth S 120 was stolen In the 1300 bloc.k during the evening of Nov. 27. • AntOn lloulev...ct A mountain bike worth $150 was stolen in the 600 bloc.k betWeen 3 and 9 p.m. Nov. 29. • ~ Stl'Mt: A b1cyde worth S200 was stolen In the 900 block dunng the day of Nov. 28. • "9d Hiii Avenue; A laptop computer worth $2,781 was stolen from a car 1n th• 3100 block during the evening of Nov. 29. • Royal Palm Drive: Several Items of clothing worth $ 1,000 were stolen from •car In the 3000 block durl~ tht evening of Nov 28. NEWPORT BEACH • ~ Avenue: A check worth $)6 WM stolen ff om• mailbox in the 200 block som time betwHn Oct. 12 Mld Wednesday •Nice Lane A cellular phone and SIYefll compact dita worth MIO were stolen from • car In the 200 btcxk cUtn,g Tuesday evenlno. • UNI ltrMt: A briefcase and two Jackets worth SS20 were stolen from• c.ar In the 100 block bft\wen 11:JO un and 2 p m Dec. 3. 1 Doily Pilot A scientifically illuminating evening . w ow, is 1t too late for a career change? La t Monday night's Alik· [ thc-Sdenti::.t Night opened up Whole new vistas tor me, First of all, the twelve sci- • entists m attendance were in .. ~guise When I wa:. young, Scientists were easy to :;pot. , )hey were older, white mlltes ~ m lab codts with pocket pro- tectors and black-rimmed glasses. Plat tops were the ~ hairstyle of choice. ~ Things have sure changed. ' You could have never picked t these scientists out or 'l lineup. " They were young, o( different .. ethnicities, and half were ~ women. Nobody looked like a ~geek. • The next big change for : me: these scientists spoke in :. English. Scientists used to • speak in their own special Ian- .. guage, spouting formula and • Latin words to throw the rest ~ of us off the scientific track. :" These guys not only made It understandable eneugh for :.. seventh-graders, they made it • so a lawyer colild understand. : Their main focus wasn't work- :: lng on experiments to blow up • the lab. They were doing .. things that affect my our lives. : I didn't get to the civil and .. environmental engineer, :: studying transportation sys- : terns, to find out bow to short- ~ en my morning commute. I .. missed out on deep spdce dnd :: ocean currents. But, I did find :: out some cool stuff. • For instance, Lwa Mota- r Brdvo works in biolog1cctl sci- :' ences in the tropical ram for- :. est. He collects leaves from : plc.nt species to study viruses. I know about the flu viruc; and AIDS, so 1 as~umed a virus was something you tried to avoid al all costs. It turns out that you are filled with Vlrus- es TheU' studies in the rain forest led to the concluston we underestimated the amount of 'Viruses in the world by half. There are probably a million viruses out there. Most are ZAHER FALlAHI, CPA ·. 28 yrs. exp. Acctg., Audits, Taxe.s I )% disc:ounr ro C\t Rcsidcnti (714) 546-4272 EDUCATIONALLY SPEAKING gay geiser-sandoval benign, and are in a symbiotic. relationship with the host. However, some, are not. That leads to certain ques- tions. If you have. a lot of good viruses in you, do they help to keep the bad ones out? Are the harmful ones new strains that havenlt gotten the rela- tionship worked out yet? What role do Viruses play in plant We? Could they help in the world's production of food? Dan Knauer is a b1ocherrust who has spent 12 years look- ing at blood clot'> and how to stop them Blood clots a re those pesky lhmgs that cause brain attacks and other ma1or body catastrophes . Knauer likes being a scien- tist because he likes being his own boss, and he gets to do what he wants to do, as long as he tan get funding. That is the hardest part, although it 1s getting easier. Four years ago, only one in 20 requests were funded by the federal govern- ment Now, it is orre m live Sue Bryant is studying the regeneration of lin1bs Right now, she is focusf.'d on sala- manders be"cause they have • already figured out how to do it. U they lose a tail or a leg, they JUSl grow themselvt>~ a new one. The trick is to hnd out what lS expressed dunng regeneration that could be duplicated to produce new limbs in humans or other ani- mal speoes. Christine Lofgren is th~: undergraduate psychology director ttl UCI and teaches experimental psychology. She was busy taking somewhat hazy ideas from students and suggesting ways to scientih- c'aily test the theones. Fo1 ' instance, are people attracted to those-with similar or differ- ent hair color? Would people wash their hands more if d bathroom had a picture of some really mean-loolung car- toon germs? David Gardiner is studying why so many frogs in North America have mutant or extrd legs Is it caused by ~omethmg new in the environment? Is the waste that humans are dumping m our streams CdUS· mg this phenomenon? Will we be next? Somelin1es I think it would be nice to have an extra pd trot hdnds, though. Denrus Kelly's specid.lty is manne biology and oceanog- raphy He is looking for sea horses, so iI you see any, let hlm know. I le said he did d science fair project in junior high, and looking back. maybe that is what got htm more interested in soence. Heidi Theisen is originally from South Africa. When she was growing up, she thought the only thrng you could do with biology was be a doctor She attributes good science teachers in high school to starting her on her way. Now, she is studying fruit flies to open up the secrets of genet- OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO PHONE AHEAD. OUR MARGARITA'S FOR YOUR ARE MADE WITH •FOOD TO GO" TEQUILA GOLD 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA· 949-645-7626 • REPAIRS• BUY-SELL-TRADE USED EQUIPMENT• • z 0 ~ ~ w ~ § :c a.. • ~ ~ z I.I.I u (!) z ~ - and get FRE E TICKETS to San Diego Zoo and Sa n Diego Wild An ima l Park Kodak Advantix 4800ix Camera Outfit • Flip Flash for Best Red Eye Reduction • 2X Zoom Lens • Close-ups t6 21/2 feet Kodak Advantix 4100ix Camera Outfit $79 • 2X Zoom • Includes Film & Battery • ~ "' "' .,, 0 ~ .,, :c ~ "' • s c m 0 c c: .,, c: n ~ -0 z • g "' ~ 8 ~~ "' c: ~ m "' K'S ,md developmental biolo· yy. She is looking at signaling pathwdy~ m cell:., to figure out what events happen m .the cell once they get u signal. At that• pomt. I was envi-;1onmg all of thes • little red and green h9ht:. turning on and ot1 Ul my hody. l wondered 1f there wern any tri.lfllc officers on duty m mt:. Deb1a Shdw handles inter- ac.11ve computer media design When she does her job, then you and I can understand the secwts of hedlth, rnctps and sciPncc•. She Is the c:oncept pecsbn thttt pulls d team ·of spec1ali:.ts together for the pro1ect.Thanks to them all for making science an dCCessible curePr to our distnct's stu- d('nts. If you ar(' interested in the> science fair Web site. e- ma1l m1•. Uate:. to remember: At 7 p.m . to<lay, Costa Mesa High Chcnrs tor seventh UU'ough 12th grt1des ore performing ut Chmt Lutheran Church. At 7 p. m . Tuesddy, Newport Harbor High 1:. hosting a town hall meeting on the zero-tolerance policy ol St Andr<>w~ Church WP<lni•sday night, the district pt1n·nt computer night will be held from 6 to 9 p m. at Co!>la Mesd High School Seven vendor~ will be there to off Pr great deals on computers, soft. wan• ttnd Internet service • GAY GEISER-SANDOVAL is a Costa Mesa re)1dent Her column runs Mon- d¥ She can be reached by e-mail at GGSesqCaol.ce>m . Monday, Decembef 1 3, 1999 3 Newport man arrested after hitting a parked police motorcycle HUNTINGTON BEACH Ot1Jct.>1s arrested a 37-ycar- old Newport Beach man Fri- day on SU.')plC'lon of d.rivmg under the influence minutes after h swerved oft Pacific C0<.tst .Highway and plowed into the motorcycle of a Hunt- ington Beach police officer who wi:lS on a routine traffic stop. Otticcrs said Ronald Grey drove hts 1993 Jeep Chero- kee mto officer Rkhurd Wright's motorcycle, knock- ing it into Wright and a 16- year-old male the olflcer was quetotiorung on the c;houlder of the road. After hitting the.motorcy- cle, Grey's Jeep continued forwd1d and hit the 16-year· old's full-size Chevy S-10 truck, which cont.amed anoth- er male rrunor. The Jeep flipped once before landing nght side up. Paramedics on the scene had the officer and pa~nger of the Jeep aulifted to UCI Medical Center m Orange. The oUicer suffered a broken ann while the two teenagers m the truck received only mmor injunes. Office.rs trans· · ported Grey to Orange Coun- ty Jall and booked him on felony charges of dnving undei the influence. Huntington Beach police offie<!JS could not comment on how fa.st Grey'i, Cherokee bad been traveling or the reason for the uru"elated traffic stop, The acciqent docs bring up issues of traffic safety rega.rd- mg routine traffic tops dlong busy streets, police saJd, "Unfortunately the officer doesn't always have the luxu- ry of picking the location when pulling people over,· said Lt. Preston Linker of the Hunb.ngton Beach Police Department. ·•There· can be many factors inOucncmg the unmedi.acy of the spot.• Linker said whenever pos- sible officers pick a safe spot to pull someone over. The department will look at . the mcident to see if any steps could prevent similar inci- dents from occurring, he said. ·we review every o!fioer- involved inodent and traffic accident," Linker said. <:; Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vonce ~ \ Fla,·orful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner ~ Pl~ase Cull For 723 0645 Re.<,enatlon-; und Dlrec:tlons • ... #t!~a'~~rt#l;~ • ,; •• 4 ~, Oecomber 13, 1999 Use caution with holiday decorations •Newport Beach fire department offers tips · · for a happy and safe Christmas. R.F.DOCCA HARR.IS ~Flot NEWPORT BEACH Amid the glow of cozy fire- place embers, yule logs and spruce trees dotted w;ith festive lights, a danger b,1rks. Some of the most funda- mental staples of Chrisbnas celebrations can cause as much heartache as happiness when carelessness, improper wtallation or mishaps cause house and apartment fires. "Fire knows no holidays, and dry Christmas trees burn Wee toidles, • filers at the New- port Beach Fire and Marine Department said. But achieving a fire-safe environment doesn't necessi- ldte becoming a Grinch. Following some simple tips from fire authorities is all it takes, and many are common sense, said John Blauer, com- munity relations officer with the department. "It's really just about being practical," he said. Dry, unsafely lit Chrisbnas trees are the biggest fire cul- ptit, Blauer said. •A tree is always gomg to be a fire hazard to some extent,• he ~aid. "But by mru.ntaming its freshness, we can minimize that." Some tree tips: • Keep the fr<'sh tree moist by securing it to a sturdy hold- er kept filled with water. Cut two or three inches off the trunk so sap doesn't prevent the tree from getting water. • Resist the urge to show- case the tree in a sun-filled window. "Even sitting in the sun all day can cook it,• Blauer said. Stand the tree in a shady spot, away from heat sources, where it doesn't block exits." • Don't throw tree branches in the fireplace. The "flash flames• can be dangerous. After the holidays, cut up the branches and put them out for trash pickup. . • Replace broken bulbs on light strings. One broken bulb could .cause a short, leading to a fire. • Unplug indoor and out- door lights before going to bed. • Choose illumination care- fully. Keep the tree away from flames on candles, cigarette ·lighters and fireplaces. Other tips: • Carefully place decora- tions that are not flame resis- tant. "Every kid brings home holiday art projects from school, and most are probably done on paper.• Blauer said. Shoes for Everyone Men's,. WOmen 's, Kids & From Infant Sizes $34.95 to $89.95 nawtialance Shon in Multipk L. __ 1_ Wuith Sius ~ ~ (9491 720-1 602 ~ . . '-. . . . . ... . Just in time for Christmas ABOVE: Doily Pilot • Santa Claus gives a big hug to Olivia Hovis, 5, during his visit to Mariners Elementary School In Newport Beach on Friday. LEFT: Daily Pilot photos by Conrad Lau The Jolly old man and his wile, Mrs. Claus, left. were Down ln by the Newport Beach Police Department to spread holiday cheer to area schoolchildren. Each chfld also received a candy cane. Good eats can be found in these parts · •National survey finds seven of Orange County's top 15 restawants are in Newport Beach o~ Costa Mesa. AL.EX COOl.MAN ~Pb The people have spoken. And most of w~at they've spo- ken about is in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. The recently released edi- tion of the Zagat Survey of restaurants, a guide that reports dirlers' opinions about various eateries, has rave reviews for Newport-Mesa restaurants. Of the 15 venues listed in the Orange County section of the guide, seven are in New- port Beach or Costa Mesa. Newport restaurant Pascal and Costa Mesa bistro Tro- quet captured the No. 1 and No. 2 rankings, respectively. ,,.J! Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW · COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! 3 165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa one Block south ot •os rwy (714) 545 .. 1168 Also making the pages of the guide were Aubergine, Five Crowns, Pavilion, Pinot Provence arid The Ritz. Liza Goodell, proprietor of A.ubergine and Troquet, said the Newport-Mesa scene has grown more respectable in recent years. "I'm not sure why that is," she said. ••There was a need for good restaurants here. We had the classical restaurants like The Ritz, but nothing new." Pascal Olhats of Pascal echoed Goodell's sentiments about the evolution of area dining and had a few theorie~ of his own to explain the development. Car Accident? l'R££ REPORT rtvcah closely guarded \<~rc1~ you need l o know btforc you s.:tdc vour .... ~ 01 spcalc. wilb anyone. Don' 1' lf"t anothcr d.ty t;o_ by until )'OU call the Toll F~e 24 hr. Recoriled M~ at 1~888-598-1071 · Car Accident? "The main thing is, we are working with very sophisti- cated -and getting more sophisticated every year - travelers and business cus- tomers." Olhats said. "Where they used to go to New York and San Francisco and Paris, now they are looking for the same kind of experience in this area." In addition to a more sophisticated c~e. Olhats said, there are some restaura- teurs that bad made important contributions to the area. One, m particuJar, came easi- ly to mind. •It's because of me," he said. Order today get H• and cine& FREE for 3o ·days! 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"I certainly believe it's money that will be well spent.• The council also will. con- sider the proposal fQr an Arts apd Educabon Center pext to· the Newport Library. The ad hoc cormmttee sup- porting the project made a presentation at the last study session, which got a luke- warm reception from commu- nity members. The commit1ee has been 1 meeting since last ~um.mer to explore the idea of building a $12 million arts and education center for the community. The center would' use 3.5 acres of land behind the library, between MacArthur Boulevard and Avocado Avenue. Supporters said the center would provide a reception hall, public art gallery, three classrooms and offices for public use. However, among other things, some councU members were concerned the ad hoc committee wanted the center publicly owned and operated. Councilwoman Glover, having served on a number of artistic committees, said this could compromise the artistic • freedom of potential displays. BUILDING CONTINUED FROM 1 who later became the mayot. The Costa. Mesa City Council dunng the 1970:. also boasts of the aviation commit- tee's work on reducing smoke and noise levels ,emitted from airplanes. The council's work was later followed by the fed- eral government, Wilson said At the same lime, Newport Beach was making strides toward preserving the envi- ronment, making the Upper · Bay a reserve and wildlife refuge. • 1973 -An energy cnstS caused Newport Beach to cancel the annual Festival of Lights. •1974 -The first woman was elected to the Costa Mesa City Council. Norma Hertzog later became the mayor of Costa Mesa. . CANDLE CONTINUED FROM 1 altered their Westyle dunng the holidays. The family used to travel to their cabin m the mountains dunng Christmas, but have since decided the event is too painful. Their wounds are still too raw. But support groups such as the Compassionate Friends have helped the Bridgmans make the ch01ce to survive. The Bridgman's attend group meetings twice a month dl a senior center 111 Irvine. "Donny's spirit lives 'm our hearts,• Vickie Bndgma~ said. CH RISTMAS TREE JAMBOREE ~:'d~$29 99 10 $39 '9 f •Noble Fir • Grand Fi r • Douglas Fir • Silver Tips • Nordman Fir • Fraiser Fir • Canon'• flJl.cl1mve AIM (Advonc.d /~rafled Multi Point) control J}'sf9m links Jpolnt AF lo muhl zone 1Nfll(1ng fOf ovo1lab1-l19ht and llosh •Choice ol 10 exposure modes include1 JCOl.melef.d manual • 6-zone evalvolive, 9..5% port1ol ond center ~tght.d oYWrage mei.ring • Cho1ce of 2.S/ps contrnlJ()(ls or single from• shoollflS with el(c/vslv. Wfus,,.r Drrve ™. • • ltteludes CortOl'I US.A. Inc 1. Year Limll.d Worronty/R-slstrotron Cord • 1975-Tiie 741-acre Upper Bny Ecolo<Jical Re erve Wds purcha ed by the state. It WdS then that 1t became tt protect- ed Manne Reserve and W1ldhfc refuuc. • 1975 -Co~t<.1 Mesd rede- veloped the 'downtown area and began Triangle Square. • 1975 -On Jan. 11, the largest hrc in Newport Beach history destroyed a block of commercial property on Mariners Mile. A strip of buildings along West Coast Highway, from Tustin, to Riverside avenue, valued at $2 million all burned to the ground. • 1976 -The city of Costa Mesa donated $250,000 to South Coast Repertory Center to become an established per- forming arts center. • 1977 -ln July, The Irvine Co. was sold to a consortium consisting of A.A. Taubman, Charles Allen, Donald Bren, I Jenry Ford lI and Joan Irvine "I fe is with us everyday." People who belong to the bereavement group .say it is therapeutic because it pro- vides a forum to meet and talk with people who have experi- enced the same traumatic loss. "These are people who aren't going to be telling you it is going to be all right,• said Stacy Blumberg Garon of Mis- sion VieJO, whose 18-month- old son Sasha drowned in June 1998. "These are people telling you that you will survwe it.• Don Mellen's 18-year-old son Shawn died in d.O automo- bile accident in August. Mem- bers or Shdwn's Magnolia High School football team turned out Sunday to pay ~~ · .. Smith. The sale followed years of court batUe tnJtiittc<.l by Jodn Irvine Smith. The company sold to the tune ot $337.4 million. 101 year after the Irvine Ranch was fonned by the origmal James Irvine. Peter Krcmm wos named tho new presiden( The impact of this event coqtinues to be Celt throughout the county. • 1977 -Metro Pointe filed its master plan with the city of Costa Mesa and began con- struction . · • 1979 -On Sept 18, the city of Costa Mesa bought the golf course from the state. In order to make .thi deal happen, Mayor Robert Wilson told the state that every year there would be a tournament between the city and the state and that the oty would foot the bill. "In the end we paid one-fourth the actual value, so it was a good $40,000 spent,· Wilson said. . • 1979 -John Wayne passed away on June 11. The Orange respects to their friend . Shawn's girlfriend Jenmfer stood with Mellen, crying on his shoulder. Mellen said he will continue to go to football and wrestling events at the school in honor of bis son who was suppo ed to graduate m June. Shawn attended Newport Harbor High School when he was a freshman and sophomore Bndgrnan orchestrated Sun- day's event as a way of thank- ing her support group and to help others who have lost a child. ~we are rebuilding and try- ing to heal the best way we can,~ she said. "The pdlll is not going to go away.• BEEF STICK SAVE $4.00 3 lb. 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"Newport Beach: The FlCSt Century, 1888-1988" The Dttily Pilot Sources: Robert Wilson, former mayor of Costa Mesa (949) 631-3623 www.$pe-up.com 1080 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach In WESTCLIFF PLAZA Classified ads work GET THE POINT? for you! lME Daily Pilot Class1f1Pd Community MarketplacP • -18 days. 6 Daily Pilot GOLF DON L£ACH I DAILY I'll.OT Jack Nlckla~ (right) playfully acts as if he's playing on the back of partner Tom Watson ln Sunday's play at Pelican Hill. Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson laus said, referring to Watson's "Hey, 11 I put a tee m the capture Diners Club Matches at solid round that included a 15-ground, I'm here to play seri-foot birdie putt from the fnnge at ous, • Nicklaus said earlier in the Pelican Hill Golf Club Sunday. 11and12-footer for birdie at 14 event, then shol his "lowest HICJIARD DUNN to put bis team ahead, 3 up, with score in 20 years• Saturday. three holes remaining. For Couples, il was his third lla1y Pilot Nicklaus underwent left hip postseason title in '99, having NEWPORT COAST _ replacerr.i-ent sur~ery Jan. 27. won the Shark Shootout at Sher- Five weeks from h1s 60th y..\LL ~~ and, un~ the Father/Son Ch~-wood Country Club, the Skins birthday, Jack Nicklaus -S~"'U~ lenge eight days ago. hadn t Game in the desert and the Din- has found new life in his sJ. . n won a toum~~nt or any ~d ers Club Matches, giving him goll game witn shots ..:i t:"' smceTheliaditionontheseruor $910,000 in •challenge season " around the world. \ll ~ §i tour m 1996. . . earnings. Couples won $769,192 Playing Pelican Hill ~'l.Vrf0t1 <0\ST , In the PGA Tour ctiv151on in 16 events this year on the Golf Club as if he designed I Sunday, Fred Coupl~s and Mark PGA Tour. it. Nicklaus capped a memorable week Cal.cavecchla defeated Steve "I W1Sh I would've thought by winning the Diners Club Matches Elkington and Jeff Maggert, 1 L....:.. __ .;.=:;.;;;;;..;.;....J about (Couples' postseason suc- with Tom Watson m the Senior PGA Tour up, and split $200,000, the wm-Bruce FJeisber cess), then I wouldn't have wor- divis1on Sunday. witnessed by millions as rung Pl;ll'Se for all three teams. ried about making putts, another chamber of commerce afternoon In the LPG~ Tour, Juli because I'm playing with Cap- prevailed for ABC teleVISion. ~ter and Dottie Pepper three-peated tain Postseason out there," said Cal- On the heels of capturing a father/son ~the Dmers Club Matches, beating Kar-cavecchia, picked by Couples to be his tournament at 1Win Eagles in Naples, ne Webb and Kelly Robbins, 4 and 3. partner, after Couples was given a spon- Fla., Dec. 5 with his son, Gary, Nicklaus ~er ~d Pe~per are the only team ~o sor's exemption. opened two goU courses in Mexico that ~ three .straight titles m the events "I don't know why (I have so much he designed, then flew into Newport five-year ~tory. success in the postseason}," Couples Beach and teamed with his old rival The Dmers Club Matches, played at said. "I've been asked that a lot. But I Watson to win $100 ooo in the made-for~ Pelican Hill for the first time after four picked Mark because l enjoy playing TV eve~t. ' years in the desert at PGA West in La with hirri and we team together well.• "Yeah, it's been a ~ood last couple of Q~~· was not held last year because or Saturday, Couples and Calcavecclua weeks,• Nicklaus swd, after his team a timing conflict with the Presidents Cup. defeated Chris Perry and Skip Kendall, 2 defeated Bruce Fleisher and David Gra-The event, the first major goli tourna-and 1, to advance. ham, 1 up. ment at the Tom Fazio-designed and "lf I could tee it up with Mark dunng On Saturday, NickJaus shot an unoffi-Irvine Co.-owned links, drew between the regular season, I would,· Couple~ cial round of 62 in the semifinals as the 5,000 and 6,500 people Sunday, touma-said. "We'd probably win all the ti.me." Watson-Nicklaus team blew out Allen ment director Gary Pollard estimated. For the ladies, Inkster, who Joined the Doyle and Dana Qwgley, 5 and 4. In the seruor tour final, Nicklaus sank LPGA Hall or Fame this year, and Pepper "Watclung Jack hit it sti1f all day (Sat-a five-foot birdie putt on the first hole, built a four-hole lead at the tum. then urday). l just kept saying to him, "Nice "then turned it over to (Watson) ... my completed their Diners qub sweep at 15, gomg Jack. Nice putt, Jack. Nice shot, partner played beautifully today." when Inkster birdied for the clincher. Jack."' Watson saJd. "You want (your Added Watson: "(Fleisher and Gra-"We're a good team and we comple- partner) to be keepmg that same frame of ham) bad opportunities about four ti.mes ment each other," Inkster said. ~Dottie's mmd and you don't want to talk to him to make putts to win holes and they did-a lot more intense than I dm. J keep her too much -you don't want to mess it up. n't do it, and we had kind of the same loose. It's pretty easy (to do that), because It's like in baseball w~en a pitcher has a opportunities. But we ended up making we're good triends off the golf course and no-lutter -you don t want to talk to our putts more than they did.• I know I ~an say anything to her and I him.· Nicklaus said it's been "fun to play don't have to worry about the consc· The' bear is roaring in his golden well agafu, • and that the Diners Club quences years, h~ving devoured P~lican Hill and Matches, a postseason event as part of "That. and because I'm the only one scl his sights on more goli m 2000. . the "challenge season,* was always tak-who can put up with her for 36 holes. "It was the opposite (Sunday},• Nick· en seriously. Nobody else can." DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK • Estancia High ·senior is the fuel which ignites Eagles' scoring machine. I oXY Al IOKl'lJJ lkftf'b Estancia High bo~ soccer cooch Steve Crcn haw ays his team usually n eds a few gomcs b ·fore hts tc11m's off ens is able to find the · bac:k of the net. That's a pretty cnry thought considenng tha numb rs the Eagl hnv put up this s son, >: thanks in 1 rg pllrt to mor Esaul (pronoun d • ..0011 M ndoza. In th five gam play d SEE ESAut PAGE I •1•m glad I went out of state. The fad lhat I cit, It alowed me to play at ~.thew .... coleges In so mcriy ctfferent states ... • Karen Ann Yellch-Szabo, Sports Hall of Farner Monday, December 13, 1999 • Sports Editor Roger Corisoo • 949-57 4-4223 CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM ' A Costa Mesa • Former Costa Mesa High Female Athlete of the Year proves a true specialist, on and off the volleyball court . RICHARD l>uNN Af. e-size photograph tiff f Karen Ann Yeti.ch za bo hangs on a wall inside the athletic complex at New Mexico State University, but the former scholar/athlete is busy these days keeping life afloat for others in the big picture. The 1980 Costa Mesa High Female Athlete of the Year, who chose the high desert country of Las Cruces, N.M., to play collegiate volleyball instead of remairung in California where the sport gained its reputation, IS still New Mexico State's record holder for solo blocks in a season (165) ... 16 years after the fact. The university's Seruor Scholar/ Athlete of the Year for 1983-84 and a four-time honoree on the Dean's List, Szabo balanced her books and blocks as well as anyone in the I ligh Country Athletic Conference. A fmt-team . different states, traveling to Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, Texas, Mississippi ... I saw a lot more states than if I would've stayed in California and played volleyball there. (Traveling) made it fun. I got to see places I normally wouldn't have seen.• ~ Born in Newport Beach and , , raised in Costa Mesa, Szabo surprised her parents (her mother, Donna, still lives in Costa Mesa). Karen Ann told , them in junior high that she liked sports. She was tall and volleyball and basketball were naturals. ~I was a little uncoordinated at first,• said Szabo, the Sea View League Player of the Year in basketball at Costa Mesa her senior year during the 1979-80 campaign, and a first-team All-CIP Southern Section 3-A pick. all-conference selection Karen Szabo m 1982 and '84, the An all-league volleyball player in the fall of '79, Szabo was decorated with more basketball accolades in high school, mcluding playing in the Orange County All·Star guls gdme. But she felt sbe ~ was "better trained in,,_ 6-foot-1 biology major established smgle-season school records in hitting percentage, blocks and block assists her senior year for NMSU. She graduated from New MeXico State with honors in 1984, attended Alabama- Birmingham and graduated cum laude with a bachelor's in community and allied health in '86, then went to work as a physicians t:)ssistant. . Certified by numerous ndttonal boards in cardiovascular and thoracic surgery, Szabo was a first assistant in heart surgery for six years. But, when her children came along, those long work weeks didn't fit the family plan So, m midstream, Szabo !>witched to speqalizing in the ear, nose and throat, learning another trade like it was just another classroom assignment. •r wanted to be a mom, aI)d now I have 32-hour work weeks, no weekends and no phone calls (24 hours a day)," Szabo said by telephone from Abilene, Texas, where she's part of the Texas Association of Physicians Assistants. Szdbo and her husband, John, have two daughters: Carly, 8, and Allison, 5. And, one of these days, she'll head back to Las Cruces and show her girls the We-size picture in the Pan American Center. As a 1993 inductee in the New Mexico State Athletic Hall of Fame, Szabo is on display for all to see. •r•m glad I went out of state (to accept one of many full volleyball cholariohip offers),• he said. •Tue fact that I did, at allowed me to play at all these different colleges in so many volleyball" and was more prepared to play that s~rt at the next level. Although most of her scholarship offers were in basketball, she became one of the best middle blockers in HCAC history, while earning first-team Academic All-American in 1963-64 and third-team Academic All-American in 1982-83. Also a track and held standout in high school, the latest honoree in the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame (celebrating the millennium) kept active after college, competing in U.S. Volleyball Association tournaments and winning five titles from 1987 to '91. She has also been honored by the Women's Bowlihg Association. Szabo, the first volleyball player ever inducted into the New Mexico State Hall of Fame, , still plays some coed and city league volleyball m Texas, but her focus is mainly on her family. "My youngest (daughter) is going to be extremely tall," she said. "You double their height at that age (5) to see where they , might end up, and if we do that .... with Allison, she's going to be , 6-4. We need a volleyball in her band." /ti Szabo is still among NMSU' ' career leaders in hitting percentage, blocks-per-game • ') average (1.28 in 1982-83), acea1 ) and kills. Her 733 lifetime kill 1 u rank 10th in the record books,' ~ while her career kills·per·game average of 3.02 U; fifth. 1 Her 165 c:olo blocks m , I 1982·83, however, are far ahead of the n.ext player ur line - Jonna Steffens (1989·92), who • had 112. DINERS CLUI MATCHES Ll'GA TOUR AMI Jull lnkst r-Oottte Pepper def. Ka1ne Wtbb-l<et~ Robbins, 4 and 3 1Nrcl pUICll Ann ka Sofenstam-1.ofle kaoe def Kelli KuehM-Laura Oavlel. 4 and '.3 Wlnnfng team splits $200.000: ~ Sp41t S 100.000. Third-place t ams spllt $60,000; fourth place splits M0,000 Daily Pilot Sports Mondoy. Dec: mbot 13, 1999 7 Less than full strength means just one thing for CdM iling ings unable to deal'"With Galvary Chapel in third-place game at La Quinta tourney. ~ Corona d l ar High's ooys basketball t tft J1dl ox\ly had to face San- ta Ana Calvary Chapel tn Sat- urday's third-place gtUne of the La Quinta Toumament,-it had to do it with a slight handicap. CdM's Kevin Hansen, who mis5ed the previous three games, played almost the -entire game despite being so slc.k that his coach, Paul Oms, said he should barely have ·played .• To make matters worse, Joel quarter. le more a; or the game. And the Eagles w re more tban willing to take advdntclge, hitting t 2-of-23 field goal attempts m the second half to win, 56-48. CdM had a 14-9 after the first quarter. But the Calvary Chapel shooting percontage went up from that point. "We were supposed to do ~ome thmgs, like pwy better D," CdM Coach l>aul Orris HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Estancia holds on to get third place • Clutch free throws and Lauren Cassity's three- pointer does Canyon in at El Dorado tourney. J~EPll Boo PL,ACEN -GI I l S TIA Estancia HOOPS High's girls basketball team didn't win pretty against Canyon in Saturday's third- place game at the El Dorado Tournament, but it did Wlil dra- ma tically. The Eagles hit seven free throws and one field gocil in the fourth quarter, but it was a Uu~e-pointer by Lauren Cassi- ty with 2:47 left in the game that tu.med the tide. That shot g,we Estanoa a one-point lead that ended up being a 41 -37 victory. "We were playing htlfd," Estancia Coach Paul Kif, by said. "We obviously did some things right, smce we won But we were still sloppy. · We clidn'l match up well." Estancia led for the entire game until Canyon tied the smre with 2:58 left. The Eagles jumping out to a 22-10 second qu¥tf:r lead wit,b back-to-back thr<?e.s from Becky Lenhart and Marie Rodnguez But Estancia then went scoreless for over eight min- utE.•s. The Eagles still led, though. 25-20, after Lenhd.rt cm.nk dllother three in the third quarter to end the Estancia drought. Canyon chipped awdy at Estancia's lead. usmq hustle pluyi; and a b1g rebounding ,1clvantage to stay dose. ln fact, U1e Comanches outrebounded the Eagles, 44-29. Canyon finally took the lead wh~n Heather Canada grabbed a rebound and laid the ball in. But Cassity munedi- atcty answered, taking the ball roast-to·coast and burying a three-pointer from the left bdsehne to give Estancia a 37- 36 lead. Canyon bad a chance to take the lead numerous times alter Cassity's shot with free throws, but it only hit one out of five. For the game, 25% field goal and 5-for-16 free throw shC1oting killed the Comanch- e. "Tiley were pretty horrible at tlw line, "Kirby said. •u they sank a couple of free throws, the-n the outcome might have swung" With 1 :36 left, Xochitl Newport wins Villa Park Tournament VILLA ----.- PARK -New-G I R l S port Harbor p 0 l 0 High's girls Wdter polo team won another chdIDpionslup Wlth a 10-7 vic- tory over Carlsbad on Saturday. thus capturing the Villa Park Tournament Championship Kyndra Cox, who was named MVP of the tourna- ment, scored six goals for tbe Sailors. Katherine Belden, also selected to the all-tournament team, c:cored one, and Jenna Murphy scored twice Carlsbad made a determined comeback in the cond half, but Heather Deydon, with 10 ~aves, kept Carlsbad from moving ahead. To get to the hnals, Newport defeat host Villa Pa.rk, 4-2. Cox scoroa twice and Murphy and Ali Triylor eacli added one godl fo the Sailors, who are now 4-1. VI ....... MIU< TOURNAMENT Chllmpions)\ip Game N~ 10, CAltLS8AD 1 carlsbad o 1 4 2 -7 Newi:)ort Harbor 3 1 3 3 • 10 Carlsbad: Tisue 2, Bishop 2, Horman 2, Shafer 1. Saves Chamblee 3 Newport Harbor: Cox 6, Murphy 2, Belden 1, Unknown 1 Saves; Oeyden 10. s.mffinals NEWPORT 4, VIUA PARK 2 Villa Park o 2 O o · 2 Newport Harbor 1 3 0 0 -4 Villa Paftc: Meyer 1. Henn 1. Saves· Colton 7. Newport Harbor. Cox 2, Murphy I, Taylor 1. Saves: Oeyden 9. ·Eagl es advance A N A ------.-HEIM S 0 CC I I With two wms on Suturday, Estancia High's girls soccer reached the consolation finals of the Magnolia High Varsity Soccer Tournament, where the Eagles will take on Moorpark at 3 p .m . In Saturday's fml game, the Eagles knocked off Bolsa Grande, 3-1. Goals were scored by Maria Sanche1, Elicel Gon- zalez and Becca Silva. while goalie Helen Flore had three saves. In the consolation semifinals against Orange Lutheran, after a 1·1 tie fu regulation, the Eagles won on penalty kicks. 4-2. Silva scoied tho Iona regula- tion goal for Estanda (3-3), while Flores stoppr>d the first Orange Lutheran c;hooten; dur- HIGH SCHOOL BOYS HOOPS t1aid. "We yot to go back to the bas1~." Calvary Chapel took the lead for the fust time m the game 33 seconds before half· . tune with a three-pointer from Tonn Beeler, The Eagle& clo ed out that quarter with a 7 -0 run to take a 22-20 lead into half- time. ln the second half, CdM (4- 2) came out fuing, with Alec Hi41SOn hJ.tting a jumper to be the game. But Beeler immecti· ately tollowed with a three .to take back the lead. Both teams shot 7-for-l 4 in the third quarter, with CdM do<>ing the lead to one. Han on ended up with three thrce- pomters m the cond half (o keep CdM afloat. Han on h1l his last thre •• pomter on CdM's first posses- sion m th~ fourth, and it tied the game. But U1e Eagles' Jbyan Filkey dnd Josh ShN· man combined for an 11-0 run. The S(la Kings linall.y ended the streak when Hansen hit a jumper with three minute~ left in lhe gdme, and CdM was down by nine points. But CdM wasn't through. Han en h t another 1umper and Brooks Moms, named to the all-tournament tedffi, got two layups for CdM to close the game to three points. But Calvary C~apel pomt guard Isiah Bamey hit a thtee-wmter with 38 seconds left to clinch the outcome for the Eagles. Bee.ides the 52 'Yo shooting pen;entage 10 the second half. the Eagles hit all three of their three-point attempts in a 34- point half. It weti a team eJlort, with eight Calvary Chapel players sconng. For CdM, Hansen still scored 10 points, flu bug and all Morris also firushed with 10 points Hanson Had 15 points. COLLEGE SPORTS Streakin' Lions • It's the pits to deal with Vanguard University's women's basketball team on the Lions' campus. Af etes and coaches are VERY superstitious. specially coaches. 1Wo wins or losses in a row is called a "streak· and . depending on which one you're on, athletes will do the weirdest things to either keep it going or to get rid of it. During a winning streak it is common practice to not wash the Winning uniforms until there is a loss. While this tacbc is great for the water consetvation of this area, it is not the greatest fragrance in the whole, wide world, that's for sure Not shaV11lg is another common result of constant wmnmg Anything from head hair to facial hair to even leg hair, the shaving cream companies take a serious beating at the hands of a wtnrung streak. For Vanguard University women's basketball program, the Lions have won 41 str01ght games at :The Pit and look to mdlc.e il 42 in the Vanguard Classic Dec 29-30 Needless to say there dfl' some rather quirky behav1or over in Vangua1d-land whenever there is a home game. For proof, just keep dn eye on Coach Russ Davis "I've been parking m the same parking spot for cvt.•ry home game.~/\ Dclvis said. "I alway· wear blue socks and I always wear a swedter. I make sure to sit in my usual spot dunng our pregame meal and I make sure I put my keys m the swne spot." Anything else, coach? "Actually, there's probably · at least 30 little "routines' thdt take pli.lce before each home game. Fortunately, I'm not superstitious or anyUunq, • Davis said with a laugh According to Davis, "the streak" is more known outside the hustle and bustle that turns Orange County sports mto one big blur. ·we went to go play at Montana State and folks out there were saymg. "Y'wl dom' pretty good at home aren'tcha ' so we hear more about tt on the road than in our own backyard. ln some place,.<; of the country, NAlA Vanguard men win HAYWARD -Vanguard Umvcrsity's mens bd~kctball team defeated host Cal State- Hayward, 80-69, in d noncon- f erence game on Saturday. John Kohlhaas got a double- doublc with 20 points and 10 COLLEGES tony altobelli basketball ts as big as NCAA Division I hoops. so our streak is.a pretty hot topic,· Ddv1s said. The Inst wnc the Lions lost at home was Feb. 25, 1997 against Point Loma Ne1zarcnc, 85-84, 10 overtime Concordia, Evangel and La Sierra colleges look to try to put an end to the Lions' reign at home. So far th.i_s year. VU ts 5-0 at home, 6-1 overall, with d majonty ot wins leaning toward the blowout cuteqory. In fact, orily one of the Lions' wins ocrurred by )f!ss than 10 points (66-57, against Montdnd State University). The othm five have been b~· dD ave1aga margin of 52 pomts!· "I've been pleased with how everyone's bet.?n pla}1ng. • Davis said. ·we're corning around a lot quicker than I anllnpated. I've been very happy with all theu efforts. H Leading the Lions' donunation has been the play of Laura Lee. Coming off the bench, U1e fre~hman pomt quard, leads the team m sconng, averaging nearly 15 pol.Ill'> a game, while shooting a whoppmg 46 percent (25 for 54} from three-point rd11ge. As a team, the Lions are shooting the lights out, hittmg on nearly 46 percent from the field and over 41 percent from three-point range. Another freshman, Robbin Dittenbir, is heading the Lions' rebounding brigade. averagmg nearly rune boards a contUJ>t. •We were fortunate to be OCC women roll COST\ MESA -Orctnge Codst College's women's b< s- ketball tetim continued its win- ning way Wlttt a 73;47 victory over Rio 1 Jondo at home. on Saturday. able to get a couple of Division I freshmen to play on our tedlll, • 0dvis said "They have a ton of natural talent d.nd they're only gomg to get better.· Don't let the numbers of these two freshman fool you. Vanguard U thn~~s on total team support on ~ offensive and defensive side of the ball. The· Lions have four players, Lee, Mansa Emde, Kelly Boeke and Becla Huddle, averaging double figures in scoring, while Dittenbir lS hovenng close at 9.9 po mts d game. Boeke, who averag~d 14 points dnd 13 rebounds a game wus named the VU Thanksgiving C lassic's Most Outstanding Player, while Lee, who knocked m 22 pomts m the final game agamst Patten College, was named to the l tournament's all-star team. v Our 1uniors have really I stepped up and have done a good 1ob of teaching the younger players how to play at this level.· Davis said. Our team cherrustry has really been great during this early port of the season, but our biggest test is dunng conference pldy when everyone is gunrung for us.• On defense, with tour players averaging over hve reoounds a game, the Lions are outrebounding their oppone nts by an average of 11 each game. With qwckness and tenacity, the Lions are also creating more turnovers per contest. Five players have more than 10 steals for the Lions, leading to a 109-62 -;teal advant.ige. You put all tho~e ingredients and that turns 111to a 605-339 advantage on the !>coreboard and a 6-1 overall record. Needless to say. with two conference titles. two tnps to the NAlA Championships, end a 41-game home wuming streak. the seruor-less Lions not only have a lot to defend, but also have a very bnght future ahead ot them. ·we're working for a ndtional championship for this program,· Davis said. •And I think we're headed in the nght d1rectiori." Just keep those blue socks com.mg, coach. Lions fall to UCSD LA JOLLA -NAlA mem- ber Vanguard University's women's basketball tedll\ lo t its second game of the season to NCAA DiV1sion l ho t Um· versity of Califorrua at San J)iego, 70-53, on Saturday. 11 m the cond hall, for the Sea Kings. Elliott Patterson bad ix points and six rebounds ort the bench. LAQUIHTA~ Th rd ,... Gelfte CM.VAi('( CHAN&. 56, CoM 48 Corona def Mar 14 6 17 11 -41 · calvary Chapel 9 13 16 18 • S6 CoroN def Mat: Hanson 15, 'Moms 10, Snell 2, Htetbrmk 3. Templeton 2, Patterson 6, Hansen 10. Shahang1an 0 3·pt goals Hanwn 3. · Fouled OUt. None. Technicals. Snell. C.lvaty °""*; Barney 9, Onon1an 6, Beeler 11, Fllk'ey 6, Sherman 12, Ohvas 2, D~ndorfet 2, Owens 6, Poe 2.. 3-pt goals'. Ononian ~. 8efler 2. Barney 1. · Fouled Out None. Technicals None. HONORS Jared Flint Flint Bucs' •Record-setting QB made his mark at OCC. COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College quarterback Jared Flint was named the Pirates' Most Valuable Player at the team's annual awards· banquet Thursday. Amt threw for 2.458 yards and 16 touchdowns and was the first Pirate m the school's 52-year history to throw for over 4,000 yards Ill a career. Defensive back -· Bobby Johnson. who led the team with 98 tackles and a pair of interceptions was honored as the Bill Jenkins Hitter of the Yeai. The award is named for a former OCC football and base- ball standout ID the late 1960s who, before transfernng to USC in 1 69, was killed in an automobile acodent. Offensive lineman Amara Dunzo was a reopient of Coast's first-ever Scholar Ath- lete Award, wlule defensive back Johnnie Peeples wa selected as the team's Out- standing Defensive Back after breaking up 13 passes and mtercepting another Byheld grabbed a rebound for Ec:tclncia and got fouled She calmly sank both free throws to give E tancia the lead again. Co.11yon could not ans-wer with a fi 1ld goal, and· it resortPd to routing Cassity, who hit 2-of-4 frtie throws to clinch the win. ing the penillty kJcks. • r· iabounds for the Lions (3-4). Shauna Steward led the Pirates ( 11-1} with 16 points, and also had four a~ts. Karyn Fierst scored 14, and Enn Tom- linson and Kiisten Urban each scoredtl~ Kelly Boeke and Laura Le sc-~red 13 and 11 poin~ respcc· tively for the Lion (6·2). But UCSD' Natalie Beaver cor d 31 points, hitting 7-of-10 thr pointers, to pace the Aztecs' \llrtory. Robbm D1ttenbir got 12 rebounds tor ~d. Runrung back Raymond Ohrel (Newport Harbor High}. wbo gained 336 yards on the ground and ta. team record 63 reC"eptioru , as 1,la.ated OCC's Out5tanding Back, while receiver David Cast! ton, who caught 53 passes for o team·high 958 yards claimed Outstanding Receiver honors. Cassity led the Eagles with 17 points, along with 6 r< bounds. •Lnuren was pretty clutch tcxfoy, "Kirby said. The Eagles (4-1) start play in another townament this time at Mi ion ViPJO Jllgh School, today. lL DOllM>O TOURN1'''9ff n.wdPlemGefM ES1MCIA 41, CAlllYC* :J7 wn<i. 16 6 9 10 • 41 C'llhy<fn· 10 7 , 1 9 -37 ~ ~ 17, 8yf1tld 6, ~tw1"'1 O. Hirata 4. Avalos 2. Barrera t, Lenhart 6, Orellana 2. Rodriguez 3. 31Jt goals• Lenhart 2. Rodrlgu z 1, C.s\lty 1, roui.ci Out; Nooe. l~nlc.ak:None. , c:.nyon: Swank 0, Ito 4, Chrls11an s. serrano 3, lhompson 7, ,Takehara 6, Ablfadel 7, Canada s 3 pt goels Christian 1, Tekehara 1. Fouled Out. None Tcdmlcafs:None. CdM falls in semis TORRANCE -Alter a 1·1 tic 10 rCgti.Jation. Corona del Mar High's girls soccer lo t to Ventura'c; Buena High on penalty kicks, 3-1, in the em.i· finals of tho South Torrance ToumamPnt. Marg t Vog I or 1<'1 the S a King ' lone gOOJ ln lhe first h lf, whlle Bntta Vogele made nm sav for CdM (5· 1·1). Jn the quartetfinal , th S a King clefcat~I Edi on, 2-1. . .. Dennis Keane and Brandon Cablay scored 18 and 17 points, respectively. Vanguar<l shot 56 % from the floor to w1n. l'fOfKOI ~ ~ ... a...,_..• V.....,. Cot\~ 2, KohlllN\ :10 J ' KMM Ill. C..bltr 1'7, Curtk .. lteler O 8llf ' ~ goalc CHlay {, Kohlhlla I, 1(-I, lur~I Foilf9d Out; NOf1e ~~ c:.& "8• I Me• .-t Cider ... liyfM 0, JldIOn 15. DI Wal "' De ~er IS.·trt«fto 4, ~ Z. lkown l. 9lbo\ 6, SpittNll'l 1• ~ 9Qi1L 0. WdM S. T.itxlt ~ 0. We lf ,.~· ~Ollt None Ha11Unw ~ ilW1 oc:c ,,, "'° ...,,_, 41 fUe~\/1~1-~ 0.IA Cna 1. nam 1 Od0!1o 6. Villockl a. T~ -N.-i II. Coeld 10 apt~OdONI? fovi.d CM or1f le<hnltafl Nono oco ~ 0. flm1 ,. Johnson 0. Sttw.ro , M 0. TomlltOOll 11, WUO. 1, ~o. •"-Urben 11,lf'Witl • "' StWNd 2. fiem " , Ur'bln I Foultd OIA; ...... ttdll\lcatl NOfW ... rem. occ "~· NOiie UC9019. ...... SJ ~ H~ J. Olu.nblr '1, loA• 1l'" 11, £mcl9 .. l~ 0, WtldW fo, ~ ~0,~1 ll1Jl Voab.: LN 1tlnCllt2. Huddle I Fa.Md OVt: Huddlr ucso ltuw!d 11 ........... HUd« ... ~l\,U\10.IC Q.c.tta.-I. Cl\I)' ' Mo.-trfi'Y 0 11111 .._ ., lrornlfy ' H.iftlnw uao 111.i1 Jes.-.e Chagolla (offense) and James GugUelJ1\llna (defense) each pick ~ up Outstanding IJnem n award , while Du tin Davi was named the tt?4m's Outstanding Lin backer. Freshman Eddie JohMOn IN wpolt Harbor), al.ready the th-leadmg c r punter in OCC' tOI')' WOD th pedel Teams Award, wh l Justin Blackard v. on th team' MOit Im prov wart:t Coast men roll past Grossmont for second straight in borderland SAN Oll!GO -trong hooting from For th Pir t (6.J), Sdturda the fr ·throw lin from Oranga Ooost lowed Wodn ay' 108·101 o Collcg m n's ba k tball and p()Or lhr • ov r CU)'6D\ ca Coll polnt shooUng by Gros mont ~tcd in o • D vtd C U ton led the Bu ~ th 19 85-79 nQnCOnlerenc win for tho \'l iting' !point , whll Ryan Earl had 15 poln and Pirates, thmr serond ma row in San Diego. Dave Elliott eddcd 13 points. "It' never easy playing in San Diego Th ttUferencc lor OC wa t th lfee- lt' ft long tnp down th re,• Piratel coach throw Un , whe the Bu w re 21tor22 Mar.k HilJ said "But to go down there end from th lin ln Um Dd beU &tid wm two traight mak th lriR a lot ee • ou red Grosstfiont from th Une in the e.r: • gam . 29-U 1 ·ESAUL CONTINUED FROM 6 thus far, Estancia has put up d whopping 21 godls, • while holillng their opponr>nts to only four. my ball-handhng slaJls and on my 1-on-1 plcly,'' Mendoza said. "I enjoy learrung new moves and always want to keep on learning. Those new moves are paying off for the Eiiglcs. Jn their first three games, wins over Aliso Niguel, Orange Lutheran and Saddleback, rts lorn: Dec. 11, 1981 Hometown: Costa M~ Hel9ht 5 foot·S W.lght: 130 Spcwt: Soccer Posttlon: Doily Pilot Wave Runners champs Champ1onship honors m Division 4 boys tor AYSO Region 97 were won by the Wave Runners in last week's 2-0 hootout victory over the Raging Jbunder after the two teams were tied, 1-1, through regulation a nd two overtime periods. Matt Helfrich and Benji Peplc scored in the shootout and Jack 'n'acy turned the Raging Tbun-. der away With three great blocks in the goal for the deciding m.drgtn. Pepic had scored from the right comer early in regulation for the Wave Runners, only to see the game thrown mto overtime when 'n'avis Mayfield of the Raging Thunder connected. After two penods of scoreless overtime, HeUrich antl Pepic combined for the winning goals in the shootout. A major item in the Wave RWUlers' victory "!las stopper Nick Frazier, with strong pressure. The team effort included Jonathan Kranzley, Leon Glaser, Robert Mechem, Brent Wattson and Hunter Wlley, as well as Flavio Cuevas, Gregory Fogg, Michael Thagard, P.J. Ma\ll'er, Chris Womble, and Helfrich, Pepic, Frazier and 1\'acy. ••• , lllllDAY SCHEDUL·E to lead by example and prefers lo find the positives tinstead of harping on U1c ncgdLiws h his ·teammates. ,_ I •A lot of the team is graduating at the end of this year, so we're really working harder and our focus is really there." Mendoza said. •1 think that's been the biggest difference In our start of this season." But looking at the other side of the scores. the Eagles also ·1 don't like fooling around in pr.ictiw," Mendoza said. "I try to just go out there .m<I show the younger guys how to do it. If Uwy Jll't'd my help, I'll point out what they're doing right anti work from there.• His coach agrees. All Mendoza has done is SCOIC I 1 or those . goals, helping to lead the troops lo d 3-1 -1 record ' for the young season. "He's a very mcredibly skilled pldyer, • Coach Steve Crenshaw SdJd about his senior forward/nuc:IIield phtyer "Pound for pound, he's -probably one of th<> 00.St all-around players m the area.• they outscored their opponent.!>, 20-0, with Mendoza scoring hall of the goals. Mid field/Forward c.o.ch: Steve Crenshaw Favortt. foli>d: Pizza favorite movte: "The Masi(" lest~ moment •st111 to 1 <lid not allow a stngle goal in those first three games. "I shuffle Esaul between forwa.-d and mic:IIield so he stays pretty busy out there," Crenshaw said. "U he sees something wrong on Uw flt•lil, he'll talce the bull by the horns and fix wh<Jtc•vt>r tht• problem Is,• Crenshaw said. •I fc'll do hJc; s)Mre of chatting out there, but he likes to lt•dd hy tuc; work ethic.• · Mendoza was a second-team, AIJ·PCL selection as a sophomore and junior dlld looks for bigger and better things for himself t111d U1e t6!dlll Crenshaw should know, s mce he's coached • Mendoza since he was a youngster playing on dub soccer teams. "Our family has always played ~occer, • come." Despite the lugh number of goals, Mendoza does not want to be a one-dlmenstonal player. "Obviously, I hope to score WAY more gwt~;· Mendoza said. •And ror the team, I would JovP to see us win league and win CIF. Hop<•fully this. the team to do it.• , Mendoia said "My di.Id and my uncles played, -so I just started playiny and I really liked it • Despite his rather small frclJlle (5-foot-5. 130 pounds). Mendoza is cs giant when It comes to undersldnding the gdm<• and alw.iys ~ing one step ahe~ of bts opponents. "l'v<! spent a lot of time m prac lice working on "He can recilly snake things up out there," Crenshaw said. •He creates hl.s own opporturutles. When EsauJ and the rest of team start feeling 1t early, they're like sharks on a feeding frenzy.· MendoZa believes that Uus is the year for U1e tedJil, especially the stmJor.. to take their game to another level anci play all out for the Pacific Coast AtfMte of the Weelc XJll: ~ scored f ive goals 1n a 7-0 win over Aliso Niguel on Dec. 1, then added three goals in a "thumping of Orange Lutheran on Dec.. 3. In frve games played, Mendoza has 1 1 goal$ to lead the EagleS' Offense. Dail1 Pk Col!«tw spotts aird tlMS !J9-F "I also want to be one known as a good defensive player as well,• Mend<na said. "Playing midfield allows me lo try to control the game and keep the other team off our side of the field • Bemg one of the team captains, Mendoza likes Mendoza gwes Crenshaw e bulk of the t for his work ethic and his relenUess drive. "Discipline is the biggest thinq I've lc•.imN.I from coach/ Mendoza said. •Make suH~ you never give up and that if you get down. to do more and more to try to get bdck. • League champlonstup, and beyond mto CIF. '.I ~11 N~I PUBLIC NOTICES a~®· es~ • fllH an ob ec on to Actltloue BuelnH• 921>11 .and the lw day fOf Name Stai.ment Iii~ cta11n1 by tlT'f ~•tor The fOltowlng pe11ona thall bt Oeccmba 29. t9'J9, l!lre doing buSIM"S 85 ...t\ld\ II the busineu relay ~IPF~f~'8, ~~. !'t!wf •;!~" 0!,':! FACS FINANCIAL SYS· before lhe 11111c1pa1ed sale TEMS, 2973 Harbor dai. sr-1Cied aboo.-. Blvd, Coata Mesa, CA Dlled De«mbtrOt 1999 6020 Sunset BlVd Los why th• oourt Angles, Califorma 90027 ehould not grent the Bar No 106592 &1thoritli. 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C.C.P. 425.11 (CIT ACION TO ALL PARTIES AND I YOU OBJECT JUDICIAL) THEIR ATtORNEYS OF TO the ti!rendng of NOTICE TO DEFEN· ~ECORD the patitiOft, VOU D A N T ( A v I s 0 a COl.1ES NOW PlAIN· 1hould llPPHr at the Acusado) JON EVER· TIFF, BINH 0 TRAN. by hearing and •t•t• ETT ELLIS, KIM DAVIS and through her anotnev your objecUOM or HAADING JANET LEE of r800fd pu!Suant IO file wntten ob)4to· HARDING LOUISE Code of CMI Procedure done w ith the court EARLS and DOES 1 to section 425 11 and before the he.Ong. 25, lnduSNe. rel'lders the lollowll'lo Your appearanc e YOU ARE BEING statement ol damages may be In oet1on or SUED BY PLAINTIFF. (A Dl)A~fANGEERALS 75,00000 by your attorney. Ud le esta deman· """ IF YOU A"E A dando) BINH 0 TRAN, 2 SPECIAL CREDITOR or a You have 30 CALEN· DAMAGES 50,000 00 DAR DAYS altar this (to date) cond~nt creditor summons 11 served on DATED· Nov 1. 1999 of thed.oe•ad, you you to Ille a typewnttun LAW OFFICES OF mat file your olilm response at this court JEFFREY D. SCHOR with U. court end A tatter or phone call BY· IS/ JEFFREY D melt a oopy to the wlll not protect you, your SCHOR. Attorney lor ,..-.onel '9f)reHnt• typewritten respol'lse Plalnliff, B4nh H. Tran tlw 9PPOfntad by the must be In proper legal Pubhshed Newport court within four form 11 you want the court Beach·Costa Mesa Daily monthe from the to hear vour case. P1lol December 13, 20, date of ftrat lteuenoe 11 you do no1 f~e your 27, 1999, January 3, otlene1• u ptO~ed re4P00se on lime. you 2000 M714 In MOdon 1100 of may ton the case, and CNl17MH7 the C.aifomla Pro- your wages. money and ll011CE OF bate Code. The tJme property may be taken w: I I I ww TO for ftllng olalme wUI wlthOut lunher warning ... .. _.. not eiq,lre before trom the court ADMWaSrER four • monthe from There are otner legal ESTATE OF: the hMtlng date requirements. Y04J may JANET Q. noUc.d ebow. want to call an attorney HARRIS YOU MA y EX· ~a:Y·a'~~t = CASE NO. AMINf U. file kept may can an anome~e· "200039 by the oourt. tf you lerral service Of a al T • all "-'re, .,.. • pereon Intel .. t- a id ofhoe {lilted tn beneflciariM. cradl-ed In the "tat•. you phone boOk). t or•. oontlno•nt mev fie with the 1>espoe1 de qua le oraditort, and pe,. oourt • formal R .. antreguen esta atlM)On eons who may other-quwt for l~clel Judloal usted Ilene un wlee be lnt9f'Mted In NotiH of the filing plno de 30 DIAS the wiU or e.ute, ot of an lnwntory end CAL~NDAAIOS para bothi.. of: JANET Q. eppraleel of "tat• ptesentar una reapuesta HARKlS ... i. or of any eacrtta a mequlna en A ..urTION hae petltk>n or eocount ••0•n~"~arta 0 una been ftled bv HENRY u provtded In H o· ll~mada tetelonloo no le WADE HAR"IS AND ~.Safo:~:o ,~~b!': ofrecera prote«lon, su 'ATRICK QUINN N=l 1 •I I. •II -~I 71£U~jl ___ N_~~'tu_~j· NOTICEl:i COMPLETED BY: balance of the Ob41g1t1011 estate of the decedent. the coun ctartc. granted unless an In· 1) A lawsult. lhe altached Name and Address of MNtd by the proplfty to THE PETITION re· Attorney fOf the toro5tad person lllos an Appll<:atlQl'I lor Adjudlea· Appllcant'a Attorney. bl sold and 111IOl\lbll 11· quests 1uthol1ty to llld· Petitioner: obfociion 10 the pet.-00 1100 ol Claim, has beel'I Representative (or Appli· tmattd C05ts '"'*"" minister the estate under PER H. TREBt.ER, and sh<Jws good cause filed wtlh the Wort<ers cant II acting without Al· and tctnncea 11 lhe tme ol I/le lndepel'ldent Admfn.. ESQ. SBN 48828 Wily the court stl<XM not Compensation Appeal$ tomey/Reoresentallve) the 11111111 PIJbllCltion ol Ille lstracion of Estates Act. 2121 EAST COAST QfOtll tne nuthor.ty Board against you as tile LAW OFFICES OF Notice ol Site 11 (This Authority will allow HIGHWAY, SUrTE 280, A HEARING on the named defendant by the JEFFERY M t<LEt~1 S11UOS SI In 1ddrhon lo tile personal represent· CORONA DEL MAR, CA peb11on win be held on above-named appll· 2060 NORTH TUSTIN cash the TIU$1M Wiii tc· aUve to take many ac-92&25 JANUARY 13, 2000• at cant(•). AVE., SANTA ANA, CA Cepl a castllet's chec:lt lions Without obtaining Published NhPQl1 1 45 pm In Oq.>I l~IO- You may left the 92705 crawn on• state 01 nehonll court approval BefOfe Beach-Costa Mesa DIMlv cated at 341 T hQ City advice of an attomey In (714) <18().7611 l>ll1k a cnea ctawn by • taking cenatn very tmpor· Pilot Decemblf 13, 11, Drtve South, Ora094.&;A any maner oonnected Published Newport 51ate « ftdltal aldil 11n10n &ant acbOnl. howev9r, 20, t m 92808 ••• with thl5 lawsu1t and sucti 8aech-Co6ta MMe Detty Qf I did chllln by. stata the personal represent-M712 IF Y~U OOJECT IO~he 1nomey 5hould be con· Pilot o.o.mtier 6, 13. 20. 01ltdet .. 11""'0' and loan allY• ~ tie ~ co -------gruoting of the D(jWi>o•. sutted promptly so thal 27 1999 t~llOn savings lllO-g1Ve notice to Interested SSC 8000 you shOuld npµoat jAA'tMt r.our response may be CNS1753971 M710 clll10n « stv• bank persons unless they NOTICE OF hearing and state ,,ypur led and entered In a IPIClfltd 111S«lion5102 ol have wal\led notiee or PETI110N =K>OS Of hlo 1111ri"t'n timely lashloo Alf '. 9J.1SSS A.P. NIJM· the Frnancalll Cods and consenl•CI IO the ions With Ille cqun u you do not know an BER 421-0lt.ol NOTICE llllhonzld to do bU111t11 proposed acoon.) The In-TO ADMINISTER 8 the hoanog Yi:M anomey, you may call an OF TRUSTEFS SALE in tM 111tt In the -nt detf!ndent admlnla· ESTATE OF: eppeoranoo m iy be In f UNDER DEED Of TRUST ......_ ...... t'--_., ...... GENEVIEVE STARR by •Horney re erance YOU ARE IN 0£fAUU t ........... ,..,, ~· " ,Ira authonty .... be , per1on ur Y"'IJf nt· ''MOI or a legal aid of· UNDER A DEED OF ac:oepCtd thl Trust• m1y granted unless an In· aka GENEVIEVE tomey, lrce (see telephone dorec-TRUST, DATED October ~the -.nee of lhl terested person 11185 an fRENE STARR IF 'IOU ARE A CREOI· tory) Trust•'• Deed unbl lundl Objection to the petition CASE NO. A20010S TOA or 0Qf1hngnnt c.r8lJ· 'loo may atso ~equest 17, 1H I . UNLESS YOU blcome 1VlllltM to the and shows good ca·..... tor ol Che d<!ceoo;ed, ..,,., I I I TAl<E ACTlON TO PftO. ~ rt she ...... To eM heirs. beneli· ,~ a111111nce In orm1t on TECT YOUR P.ROPERTY, pa~ ~ ht S ....... • why the oou should not clariel, Cledltors. cont· mu I lil4' yoor ctoun ~th from ·an lnlormallon and IT MAY BE SOlD AT A rna.,11 .i. ng1 '"' st grant the aut1l9cttv. lngent Cfedttors, and per· tho court Md moil a~ Assistance Officer of the _,. bt made 1>111 """'°"' A HEARING on the sona wt1o may olherwlM to the personal rcpre· Dlvtalon of Workers' PUBLIC SALE. IF YOO eovtntnc or 11181'11nry IX· petllion will be held on be Interested rn the wUI Of senr.111110 11PPQ1n1011 by Compensation (see late· NEED AN EXPLANATIOM preu or n..,illd r9g1r~ JANUARY 8, 2000 at Jhe court within four ptione directory). OPRFOCTH!.,~R~2!,THNSTE lttlt pouenion « 90C"11· 1:45.p.m. In Dept. L73 lo-~~~~VfEV~~-&AR, moothl lrom t1 tl:'lt~ ot 2) An Answer to the "'~"u "'""' brancet. to stlisly the in-cated at 341 The City aka GENEVIEVE IAENE the l11s1 l'surln<:e ol let-' Application must be filed YOU, YOU SHOULD dlbetdnett MNtd. by Drive South, Orange, CA STARR Iara es provldotl 111 P•o· end served within SllC CONTACT A LAWYER. •Id Deed. advanc. 92868 A PETITION FOR bato Codo secuon 9100 days of ltie tervk:e ot the Notice 1• lllflby given llllt tntreundlr, Wiii\ llllerlll II • IF YOU OBJECT 10 Iha PROBATE has been rlled The ttme lor llllnQ clalms Appl1cat1on pursuant to s.e.s. Trvit Dttel Net. JrOY!dld lhlreinL~~ ~Ille granting ol the petition. by MONA LOU FOOSE will not eicptre berore IOIJf Appeals Board rutes, wotk. 1 Callfornla Corpo-unpaid pnnq>ll --o1 you anoutct appear at the monttis from the heating therefore, your w1riledtten '!J· ~ 1r=8! c:l: !ht Nole MCUfld by said heanrig and state your In the Superior COurt ol dalo noticed -rb<M:l sponsa must be 1 with Deed 1111111 llllerlll tlitreon E or file written. ~~· County of YOU MAY EXAMINE the Appeals Board IUl.id truslet pur$Ullll to 11 provided in llld Nole With the court THE PETirlON FOR ttio hie kept by ttio c:QUrt. promptly. a letter or tht Deed ol Trust txtculed 1.... ctwoM and ••· be e the heating. Yoor PROBATE requesta that II YoU are a Potsun In· phone caQ wlll not procect ~:" ~.::..= ptnta1 o1 ihe lnml• tnd appearance may tie 111 MONA LOU FOOSE be IGl'8$ted In the estate, your interests Mv•i hll!band and Wife ~ "'::' ~=Id 'g..':: ~ « by your at· appointed aa pe...ooal you may hlo with lhe 3) Yoo will be served as fOl'll tenants Reconled T ..,.,,..y reptMenCative 10 adtnln-court a ReQU861 tOf Soe· w1lh 1 Notice($) o1 Hear· on 1110tltUI 11 llllW· t 2Jttltt99 1.8.S natt IF VOU AAE A CREDI· Isler fie estate oC the de-dal NQtice (loon DE· tM) lnQ and must appear at mtnl No fHIOSsttn °' '/:' ... N~ "c:;! TOR or contingent Cfedl· cedent ol the tllfng oC on lrWen· atf heAnngs Of con· OlrlCGI R«adl in the ol-11tr0n 20631 Vlfll111 Blvd • tor' of 1he daeeased, you THE PETITION re-tory and oppr l8at S· :::~,;.' .~~er a:suecn~ :r~: ~ ~': Cas11111 3!>L Wtfr~e ::'~ ::;r:. ~ =~I~~~ ~~~ as:ts~~~~ llf"~~ your appearance. a Cle-1111 and pnuant 10 the 91.,.... 1 ,.. .. ,,_ to tile peraonal ~ be admitted to probate. 1>rovtded In Probate clStOn ITllY be made and Nolt<:e ol Otfaul end Eltc· By GiM CoM-1 TM'IN aentallYe appointed by The Wiii and any codJOla Code auction 12rq, A an award ot oompensa· lion 10 Sell llWtundlr ,. Slit omcw kr s.i.. In-the court within loUr ere available for ••· Request for Sp-?d111');0. tJon t>enefrta may ISSYe e«dld 07io1nnt as IB-bmlllOn PlNlt Go To monttie from the da&e of amloallon In the 1118 kept llCQ form t111v ll>le Gor-n agalf'.at you The eward •1111ent No ti.Uta °' ~~Ppga/mJZ ~" hans1t ~~incAP~ by the court the COIJft dor1< coutcl resutt in the gar· llld Olbclll R.catdt W• 'OJ ,., -.,..,.,......., • ....-I HE PETITION re· Attorney for the niahment of your waoes. Sell on 12121/tHt It At C3MU 121'6 lull. bel• Code section 0100 queall auttlortly to ed· Petitioner. \eking of your money Of .... .... (It--.) .,_.____ 11/ZO 1999 The time for filing c:lalms minister the estate und8f KRISTA LEE POWEllS, property Of otller relief. b,,..tlle~f;Co::;::::· SSC 8989 wlll noteJq>1re tlefore loor 1he Independent Admln-ESQ. lCSBt 167202) II the Appeals Board 700 Chic Ctnw Odvt NOTICE OF mooths lrom ttle heanng ls1ration of Eatatea Act REYNOLDS a makea M award against WHt Sint. Ana. Ca II PETITION date notl08d 1b0ve. (Thll Authority Witt altow POWERS. A.L.c: you,yourhouseorother US AM lll>UbllCIUCllon YOU MAY EXAMINE I 23521 PASEO OE ~elling0<otherpr0perty . TO ADMINISTER the Ille kepi by the court. ::..~::. =~YM:~: VALENCIA, S UtTE mar be taken to satlsty 10 the lwilhlll bldd.-fat ESTATE OF: II you are a person In-tlOnt wtttoout 'Obtaining tt&-A, LAGUNA HILU, Iha award ll'l 1 non-Judi'· ~:r~~:C,1~1~~ ALVIN J . SCHMIDT terested tn the estate, court epproval. Before CA 92153-31'8 · clat sate, wllti no exemp-Unrted Stalll} 111 nglll It CASE NO. A200089 you may file wttr'I the taking certain very lmpo<-PubNshod Newport I Mesa. CA 92626 Dot,. ... TOKYO" reapuesta eacrtt11 11 ma· HARRIS In the •~ Code. A Requeet f or .. qulna tlene que cumplh rtor Court of Callfor-..,_., Notice form con las fonnelldades fe. ni., County of Or-I• .v-"abla from the galH ~propt1<la1 11 ~TH! PETITION court ol•1i, ~~W:~J:.'• cone requHtethet HENRY :!:.-.?.. SI usted no presenta sv WADE HARRIS AND 0..W D. W8fta tlQl'ls from exeouuon. 11• and tnl•est conveyed To eN helra, t>enell· court • Request for s~ tant llCtlons, howevef, Bear.h.COSIA Moaa Dally A lien may also be Im· 10 and now held by~ unotr clertet. creditors. oonl· clal Nottc:e (lorm DE-16'4) the personal represent· Pllol Detomtxar 13. 17, PoHd upon your prop-tard Deed ot Trust in lht lngenl creditors, and per· of the filing of an lnven-etllle wlU be required to 20, 1999 : ' any Without further heat· P'oPtf'IY tllueltd N'I tald IOlll WhO may OlherwlM tory arid app,.tsat of es· gllle notloe 10 lntereste<I M7t3 Ing end before the Is· County and Slate h•lll'I· be Interested In the wlll or tale UMll « oC any pell· persona , unle11 they '':)~~f,:s~~~Y the an,.:!. := ~ ": :~l~ Jr :g:'.M~oT ~f:vld~~ ~~co~~~ba~! ~on•~~ ~lcet h': ''!!, tdheayre i.. reapueata a tlempo, PATRICK QUINN O'IW..,,, ....... ... ..,_.,. soaro or the ,. .. , Code aect1on 1250 A -,.,..., ~r 1ddre.-fOI' the Dttd °' TNlll Thi prop. ~o[.~~1;r,!~~r~ Requeal I« Soed81 No-d~•Piiendeeottoont .·~~~: In Cloalfltd • ouec1e perder el caso, y HARRIS be eooolnt• UP le pueden quller au ad u pe,.onet ;epr.. 400 ..... "°" MrvlOI of oHIOal notices :.,:~ °''i by PATRICIA llQI lonn Is avallable from ttJllon authority wll be ...... 7. • arid papers and notify the any, of the rtll propll'ly OSTERSTOCK· _ _..._..:._ __ ._.;...-...!....__! __ .:--__ ~------..._-aalallo. su dltiero y otraa .. ntatlw to edmrnl.. .._. COM• de so proptadad tet the .. c.ete of the ~ Ai_.. CA Appeala Board ol any dllicrCled 1boY8 11 put· SCHMIOT In the Supe· .,_-------------~------~-!I chllngH In that address. ported to bt 2'11 Molcby rlOf Court of C.hfom1a, s"' avieo a<liCiOnat por deOedent. 900'11~ parte de la OOfle THE ' PelmON 12110, 12/13, 12117 TAKEACTIONNOWTO Rd. Htwp0rt Beach, Ct Col61tyofORANOE. PRO~CT VOUR U .. O Tht unotrtlllMd THE PETITION FOA E101len OCIOI ~5110.S rt o" t • t • ..Sh• STAtE OF leQalea Puede que U*ted decedent'• WIU. end CALIFORNIA qU1era llllmar a oodloh, If lllfrV, be lu~~R~~RS' Trusa• ~ 111y ll· ~~~T! 19quests lhat COMPENSATION lbilty kw 1111 lllCOffaetnlll ~=8fl . 51 ~ ;t:~Jo~ DE~~~~~~LOF ...... E"' .. BO"RO ol lhe P'°'*1f tdct .. Ind OSTERSTOCK· r.r.-......., ~ cCtttr COll"ll'on o.gnatron SCHMIOT be eppolnted ooooce • uo ~. codlolt era aveiab&e RELATIONS Name 1nd AddtMI ot d H• _..._._ llef8lfl Tfle •• ·narsonal f preMnl· AcPea!I Boerd WORK· , ... :'~".:""ot the •-"' , ... .1'"'to •'"-1-'•••r fie pued• Hamar • un for .~ In WORKERS' •Melo de ,., renclt de the fh kept by the COMPENSATION lbogedOI o 8 Url8 olldne court APPEALS BOARD EAS' COMPENSATION1:.._~·=·"':"'"==-=-=~""=·=="""='"'::-=:;ii APPEAl..S BOAAO, 2811 CIVIC CENTER PLAZA. AOOM 451. SANTA ANA CA 02701 '/::fr:~~~) a di·' TH! PmTION SPECIAL NOTICE CAS NUMBEA: requ .. te authority te OF LAWSUIT (Numeto det CHO) admlnletw the .... ,. ~rlU&nt to Lebor .,._.,, und•r the lndepen-s 3711 jUi>oe dent Mmnl•tt.Uon • et1i00 RICHARD M. ol tetatfe AOL (Thie t~~ ~:i ARONSON &1thority w il allow •12 20) OEPT. C27 the pereonal repr.. W.CAB .io. Tl name ena eddre s eentadw to •• ANA 0321428 PActFIC VIEW of the coun 11. (£;1 mMY aotlone with-To. DEi ENDANI. MEMORIAL PARK non1br• y dlreocion de la out obtalnlfta . oourt ll LE GAl.L Y <Xif18 II) eppro"•'". llator• UNINSURED Cemetery • Mortuary SUP AfOR COURT taldno o..uln wry EMPLOY A· Chapel • ()ematory FOR THE STATE OF ~ aodone, AVISO Audi Cl W\lle• 3!i00Pd10View Orive CAI. IFORNIA. COUNTY how.wt, U. ,,.,._ m•nd1ndo LI cont ~ 8*tt or:'ORANQ • CENTRAL eona1 repre .. ntadw pu90e tl!p9dff una do 844-2700 DISTA1gr. 700 C1v1c will be required to cialon QU8 le n1eet1 Pl Cont'!r r. We t, Santa p notice to lneer· qoo HeuetMt a ... -•nr_. Ana ~I lomla tl2702 .. Ired pereone uni... monos Que ua llCW9 r-- The name, tddr ":".l they haw w.iwd ~A~ II 1ig1Jlenl 111.1 IMADWAY l'1d lePhOn numt>cr"' noOc. or oonMMtd Ill~· MOrtuary * Chapel plalntin. 1m0tn y, Of to th• propoetd DEFENDANT. LARAV "-atJon = n withOuT n • eodon.) The lndepM-DAWSON Ciba DREAM .......... JJ,, ,J~ :r'·oe dent admlnlettdt~ ~l:~1 ) DIAN 110 BrOadway 1 lefono del OO-o.1 Mrthority Wfll -Costa Mesa demOntlA o dltt di graMad u,.._. an 842·9150 mondarll QU9 no fnt~.-~·•!!'!!ed!__!•!'t!'~o!!"...L:::!;!::::::r:...-..----1 .... illiliillll•-ll I "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Serv:ice Why should you subjec. yourself & your family to paytng inflated price f; r caskets & services???? Call Toll Free 1 ·888·S~KIT Senltg Orlllf A Swroudl1& Cotuatria ,. Give The Gift ... That Keeps on Giving It may sound unusual, but many Jamilits undmtand that plarmitrg ahead for a f untral or crcmotion i truly an act of lovt. • Call·Pacific Vitw Mtmorial Park today to rtct1vc your'jn';c Personal Protection Guide Planning PortJolio . Call Jim Hills at (949) 111 .. 46J f bctwu" i 2/'fo ''"'' u /22 11 FIJ1 ,;c; - .. FIA8T AM OED SUMMONI (CrTACION JUDICIAL) NOTICE TO DEFEN· OANT: (AVllo a Aculado) WIUIAM P. ANGION~ an Individual, E. ANGIONE, an lndMd· ual, o w. HOGSETT. an •l ndtvldua11 ELLEN 'HOGSElT, an~. ,LEW H. WALLACE, .TAUSTEE, an ln<lvldoaJ; THERESAM. WALL.ACE, an lndlvlduaf; the TESTATE and I NTEST A TE SUC· CESSOAS of each Inell· Vldual defendant named above who may be de· '*'*· and af ~raons claiming by, thri>tRih or under them; AU l>ER· SONS UNKNOWN ctalrnlng any teaa1 0< equltabte tlgnt, title, ••• tale. llen, or Interest In the property desedbed In Iha. complaint ac:twrae to • • J •' ... I I . ' plaln • any cloud on ptalntllla' title thereto; the CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, a monlciS*~ty; and DOES 1 throuoh SO, lndualve YOU J.RE BEING SUED BY PLAINTIFF: (-' Ud. le esta deman· dando). HOWARD L. RICH and GAIL M. RICH, Individuals You have 30 CALEN·· OAR OAVS eft•r thl1 sumrTt>nt It served on you to hie a typewrttten ruporue at thfa court. A letter or phone caff wlU not protect you; your typewrllten reeponse must be In proper legal lofm If you want the court to hear your case. If you do not Ille your response on lime, you may lose the case, and your wages, montY. and property may be taken wllfloot further wamlng from the court There are .other legal ~ , ... ' . • •• 1·.-... •r:1,~ : ·',\i tlri~ requirement• You may want to ceJI an attorney rlgtlt away. If you do not know an attomey, you may c:d an attorne~· lerral service OI' a al aid o111ea S"'ed 111 phone~. OelPUN de que le entreguen esta dtacion llldlclal uo1e<1 tlene un ~luo de 30 DIAS CALENOA RIOS para presentar une respuesta esctlta a maqutna en esta OOtte . Una carte o una llamada telefonk:a no le ofrecera protecc:loll: au respuesta escrita e ma· qulne tlene que cumpllr con la.I formaJidadea le· galea apropladas al usted qulere ni1e la c:orte 8SCUChe au caso. • SI usted no presenta su respuesta a Uempo, l>Uede perder el oaso, y le pueden qultar su salarlo, su d1nero y otras QOHS de SU Pf'OOledad ....... MU rJ • n av1so adfclooal por plalnt1tt'1 attorney, 01 palle de la corte p1a1nulf wltl'IOIJt an al' Existan Olros requisltos lomey 11 (El nombre, la legales. Puede QUt uste<I d1recc10n y el numero de qulara Uamar a un telelono del at>ogadO del a b o g a d o I n damandante, o dtl de· medlatamente. SI no mancsante que no uene conoce a un abogado, at>ogado, es) puede Hamar a un Barry R. Laubscher, setvlclo de relentncia de Esq SBN 053952 abogadol o a una oflclna oaar & Newman. P.C de ayuda legal (Vea el <#-2030 Main Street. S1.11te rectono lelefonkX>). · 1800, lrvfne. CA 92tH4 CASE NUMBER: (949) 860-1800 (Numtro del c .. o) OATE· SEP 28. 1999 1110097 AUN SLATER, Ctetlc1 Judge H. Warren.Slagel by c. FARIAS, Deputy Dept.: C32 Published Newport The name and address Beactl·Costa Mesa Dally of the court Is. (El Pilot November 22, 29. noml)re y dlreoolon de la December 6, 13, 1999 corte es) M702 t'r.:0'0,eoc~,11~,0V:, Fictitious BuslneH County of orange. Name Statement Central ,Justice Center, arThee dolnlOl01owlbus~"sspersonsas: 700 Civic Center Drive ·"' West Santa Ana CA Priceless Aoqulsltlons, 92702·1994 • 2650 AVon. Newpo11 The neme, addreas. and &act\, CA 92663 telephone number of Mldlael JQlln Nelson, 4 ........ uo 1: •JI .-.1 Hunongton Beach. CA ..... _U_N_r-·~-.... -.E-... 92648 I '. '"""" • This business II CIQ(\· INVENTORY ducted by. an lndlvlduel A 1 2 2 • D A v 1 D Have you stal1ed """""' BRANCH. HOlJSEHOU> ..,,..'V ITEMS business yel? No A132, DAVID/JANET MICttael Nelson VE This statement was SEL, HOUSEHOLD ltlecl with the County ITEMS Clertt of Orange County A 3 3 8 • R 0 B E R T on 1 t t2·99 TE R WI LL I G ER 1890&811195 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Daily PUot Nov 22, 29, A496, YAN Sii.VA Dec. 6, 13, 1999 M701 HOUSEHOLD lltMS B317 , VINCE Notice IS hereby given BARONE, HOUSEHOLD that the undefligned w1H ITEMS be IOl<J al Public Auction C174, DYANE CLARK, on Monday, JANUARY HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 03, 2000 A.M by KEU. y C t 8 5 , G E 0 R G E & Kart Jackson, K.E AUCTION SEAVIC, ES, KRKLJUS. HOUSE· PO BOX 82 HOLD ITEMS . 3 RI~ TO, Published Newport CA923n, 11<>9·873-074'4, Beach·CQsta Mesa OaJlv AUCTION BONO Pilot December 13. 20, #723-41·19 l999 • M717 ALLSPACE, COSTA Mi=5A, 1535 NEWPORT BL VD., COSTA MESA, CA 92621 . -CLASSIFll!D &42·!S•78 g ~ H f· t1• ·By Fu By Phone . 8r MaMn Person: €r EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY • A111ttl mm ""'1111 .. 11 lllit ' _,.,., .. "''"' ,, 1111 '"' 111'f ....... 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LOWEST PRICE 1229,900 Act Now, Oonlld Pfllf1 GRI Avenf Exeluslw Call IM•73H074 E'6ibE HEW LISTINGI Spacious 1-sty, 3Br, lam rm W(Fp, 2Ba, lenood yard, 1299,000. Earl & Juct1 Tay!«, AglS. 949-641 ... 722 ,,.. ,w. ; .: .. ·:. /. ~ ' ~ .. '•:! • I I. t ... , 11 ,~ ' . . . -. ... ... . ···--iLJ~ .. fabllloul 38d 2BL Single level home, new kll, deSlgner g;::. COf'11)1ete remodel! atl775,000. Derik &Ian. Colst Newpol1 Prop1111es. 9'717-4797. WAftRFAONT AXEli THE PRICE Will AMAZE YOU I AGENT 114•123-8120 8kl CYN VILLAS TWNHOME EXCELL.ENCE Bordering 819 Cyn Golf CcM.tfM. 2-3bll OoenSun 1 ... FORD ROAD PROPERTIES 94!HS&-noo UbOISLE 4BrfJ8a Spacious llv room, fomlal ltrq, 2 Ufl'.I* exterior Siil d8cb. 2c gar. P75,000.. Biii Grundy RMftOtl IMM7M181. OCEAN a BAY ViEWS 1Bi 1 Ba Pdlouse \Jllt. ~ cell, gated comm. pOOI, spe. Vecrn1, rtady lo sell. $239,000. Bia 949-250-4525 ' "rn 1 ., THE SHORES APTS 1a2BR TOWN HOMES $300 OFF MOVE ... N l•l•ct8d Unlb ••••••••••• IWtlng. s1awmo. Mo to Mo--. ..,, ........ community • • blocb from the beloh. t•H4-2111 FAIRWAY APA.KfMENTS AT JUG CANYON CATl!D COMMUNtlY BY FASKJON ISi.AND Beautiful tree-lined streets and golf course views. En}oy carefree living in your large 2 BA apartment home! • 1\No-cer garage • Wuher/dryflf hoot<ups • f'nplace (Wood & gas) • Air conditioning •Wet bar • S2,260 to 12.500 PleWt call 1949) 6"4·0509 A Another ESMx Commun .__ VYe1oporeJl.kucina 4nrmzen.U.- a.yfront communjty with priYllte ~ tic manna. Walle to Balboa bland ahopa. Minutes &om Fuhion I.land. Extra.large apan.ment• with wood burning fl~plac:c and. private garage. • Boat alip1 available • Sony No Pets NOW LEASING 2BR/2BA and 2B R/2BA with den $2050-$2800 Plcuc call 949 760-0919 2Br 1Ba Waterfront DuPlea, $1000/mo. MNS0-1355 •.ir,. I • "' 'I> : ~f ---. ,.. • I I • 'i . LI . ...,._ .. . . . ... lklght 4br, Seek lay ltM tor lease. CNld 111enc1y. S265MnO '7 I 4-B21-8094 or 949·786-8343, N81Adonlblo bCh hie. close to sand, 2& 288. FP. l'lrdWd ftra, 2c gar, wld, modem kit, lrg petlo, $11~~· We«tv, 949-673-1 ~9-650-9510 CM Young PIOf1 io &h8i1i 0001 haMe •• WTMntiee Clean, r9ll)OClllble $500r'mO ... ullls 1' .,549-1101 NPI 1t111e 2& 1be WIProf fem, QUlel wea. b9V w. 2 I* to bCh Lsund. gar, no lll'IOka $625 Avall2·1 949-574-1960 M"~-;r", ,.,, • I .... '!t.. I . ... . .... I HO \\1 ,1 U.<1 -.111·1·1 < 11-1.i \k •. 1. < \ tt:!11T It ''"I '" llhol lo. R" • Hours l1•l1·pliu1w II .lll,1111~i·ll01'1tt 11 •• L" I n<L11 \\ .11~-111 lLlll.1111-.', 001'111 \l,.i,L11 I n•L11 , -. . ---··· ., ..... . _._. . - I t!l NEWPOR~H CITY COUNCIL AGENDA SUMMARY Study S.Ulon 4:00 p.m. OecemMr 13, 1999 PUBLIC HEARINGS NEWPORT BEACH AESTAURANl BUSI· NESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT RENEWAL PUBt.1C HEARING AND LEVYING OF· ASSESS· MENTS FOR THE 2000 FISCAL VEAR. MARINE AVENUE BUSINESS IMPROVE· MENT DtSTRIC1' RE· NEWAL PUBLIC HEAR· ING ANO LEVYING OF ASSESSMENTS FOR THE 2000 FISCAL VEAR THE PACIFIC CLUB · 4'110 MACARTHUR BOULEVARD (BROOKE B. BENTLY. GENERA.L MANAGER)·REOUEST TO PERMIT THE PHASED EXPANSION Monday, Oeatmber 13, t 999 9 OF AN EXISTING PORTING A COM· PRIVATE MEMBER· MUNITY FRIENDLf SHIP ATHLETIC CLUB AJRt'ORT. THE PROJECT IS AN CONSIDE.RATION OA EXPANSION OF THE PROPOSAL FROM Ttt& PRIVATE ATHLETIC ARTS & EDUCATION CLUB BV 15,000 CENTERAOHOCCOM· SQUARE FEET TO AC· MITTEE COMMOOATE AOOI· EXTENSION OF OP·• TIONAL MEMBER TION AGREEMENT SERVING FACILITIES FOR THE BALBOA BAV I N C L U 0 I N G A C • CLUB CESSORV ATHLETIC Publlstled Nawpo11 DINING ANO, SUPPORT Beacn-COSta Mesa Daily USES Ptlot December 13. 1990 APPROV AL OF NEGATIVE DECLARA· i--------'"" TION FOR SAN MIGUEL Good jobs . DRIVE WIDENING fellable services PROJECT (C·3311) CURRENT BUSINESS Interesting thing• GRANT REQUESTS • to b'uy CITIZENS FOR JOBS ANO THE ECONOMY (CJ&E) ($750,000) AND AIRPORT WORKING GROUP (AWG) ($500,000). • EL TORO REUSE PLANNING PROCESS • A!SOLUTION SUP· It'• all ther• • ' every day In ClaaslfJed 942-5878 . llJ11'• 111111 ol1·111llitlt'• ,111· -11l1jn I Ill I hrllll!•' "111111111 llOlll't' I Ill' p11hli-lw1 ,, .• ,.n ,., 1lw ril!ltt 111 '1•11•111 rrd11--1k ,,., ,., 111 n•11·1·1 Ull\ l'!a--1li1•d mh1•11i•l'llll'lll Pll'uw n •prnl .111\ 1·11111 il1111 Illa\ lu• in \11111 , l11-,ifi1•d .ul 11111111·.lw11·h I t ... 1>111h 1111111.w1111i-1111 lt11hilil\ fur u'm 1·rrur 111 111111lwr11-1·111r111 fi11 \\l11d111 111,1\ IM· n·-111111-1l1IP ,.,;.1•p1 101 1h1 1•11,1 11f tlw 'J'oll't' 1w111,1lh tHT1tpw1l II\ 11)1' 1•m1r ( n·1ft1t,11111111~ 111• ,.ll11\\1·d frn lfu rir,f U1,1•n11111, .------Deadlines -----, ~tond<n· ....... 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IUI. poN(ir, MERCURY SABLE LS It SlllttnQ e $3$ 917 NABERS lilt, clWt, casa, lhr, ~al II 3 al ll'A prtc.e A#, auto, llM What do y1111 1'11J now'> LEXUS MISSION 'vlEJO (714)540.1100 blos. dull pwr st11ts, llloV pwr, 1111. crulSe, cast, ~. 949-3'4..oee4 Honda ex Accord 'A w n • It I I • I b I rack dual Oil l>e!IS. rrwr SHI • (VY711545) $17,777 s 17.117 LEXUS LX470 911 4. door, While, loldtd, Ken Orody Ken Orody 81ACI< 1-owner, •Im cond, Lincoln Merc:ury Lincoln Mtf'cury 1.°32560) $53,995 513,IOO IMM44-M10 714-522·8700 714-522 .. 700 EXU~:,~~~:7~~NSTER ~10::R XJ6 SON 9~~~9:1 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR 1911 MERCURY Villager OS ... .. )<'I.I hulJ. A • You an: honh:1lt11c hN u 1u111p \lt1ft to lllll'l' dull\ llo\\cvcr, your \t11!1kl1111 Ill l\JrtllH '~ ~utl '' o llaw, '"he c.:untcnl with h1JJ1n~ twu dull<; -ii p:inncr cannot ;ic1 agam. you 1111: riut 111i,~111g much. Revo.:r..c 4'our • , 111ajor-w1t holding.' anJ 1hc 1ump htlt 1~ clC.lf·C.:Ut. Lt.xOs sc GOO 'it ·' BAUER JAOUAA 4wct fUly loeded. s.4i, V8, wagon. 7 pass. roadl<J. air, Bleclll'Black only 29k ml • 714-953-4800 lm'lm ~:'' 1~ tbe, wo, low ml.~'· Ult. (023413) SU 117 Jaouar XJ6 Wen '°' •ii =2211) $35 1n cMSe, cast, air btQS. LIXUS MISSIOff v1e.io $3f,t95 . 96 .. 731 Ken Gtody ' ~~f,';'93j' '"11~ •i\95 o KJH O AJhS4 •• lll<: hicklmf ha.u>r111.c1.-.kd onu \\fSf MHUll f.ASI I I'-I• 'Pu. '1 Whal d•l you b1J no"' ' A. \11t1 haH: a m1111111um upcniua hrJ, und a r1:b1d uf t\\-n hc.1rts now "'oulJ he a n:versc. \how mg at fta\I an ace more than )"U holJ With th111 "l"ion eliminated :in..1 a \l.l'al.t\h fhc·card minor, a ral\c tu two ~f'ildC\ ~tend~ out Q 6 • /\s Sou1h, 'Vulncr.1hlc. you hold. Mt-364.-. BAUER JAGUAR Uncoln Mercury K«t Grocty • lexus sc 360 ·w 7t4-153.UOO 714-522'1700 Lincoln 1a1ec:ury P1allRJm'BIKk Jaguar x.ie StCien 40r 1111 UNCOUI NAVlOATOA '" • 11~22-1100 (Ol7015) $31,717 $3f,1195 9'4732 Auto. AC, hJil pwr pilg. ttr1 OLOSiiOBILE AWO '99 LEXUS MISSIOff VIEJO BAUER JAGUAR Im cd f)lly«, eloV' ortf Wt.-v.e co manyll1ID 114t·~ 714-~ 1eac milel hlld 10 find~ bel:nc•' of warranty; Buick Cetttury LTD '91 J-siUll XJI Stdan 40r 'i6 (J09779) $37 .895 Pft\'IOUI rental 31,600 mllee, ro.dtd, but 112,195 9M6711 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (368fi96) $15.988 Medi body WO(k, 13000 BAUER JAGUAR (I00)2t1.S747 NABERS Cell 811 '4•75NOM 71~800 UN<56LN Town &'ti (714)54~1100 80ICiC (E SAaAE '" J-siuar iii sedan 40r 1111 SIQnllurt llf conci1ion. Ill· OLOSMOliLE Aurora'" LTD. low 33k ml. beigt. ltllt. $32,tts 9Mn0 to, lul power, till. crul5e Low 5500IT'l, llhr. CD. llc'V CD, and moie! Super cltlnl BAUER JAGUAR lealher, am'Tm CUS. lilal Ill and morel Seve lrom nrM (511328) $17,988 714-953_.IOO beol. dull ~ l8ltJ (113585) $25,988 NABERS • Jeguar XJe Sedan 4Dr '96 (X~6212311) $27,700 NABEftS • (714)540-11100 132."5 96-4721 Ken Grody (T1C)540<t100 CADILLAC DEVILLE 'H ' BAUER JAGUAR L';f:~22~.,:V OidtmObU• lntifiue 'ii Orto( 58.000 l!lllfl, I Ownef, 714-953 .. 800 • \1·6, lellhel, CO, fores1 extreme good cond S5,32S Jeguar XJ6 Sedan 40r .96 MERCEDES BENZ S·SOO Qleell 1oW3300ml llkenewl 949·760-9628 $32,"5 96-46511 '2000 SPECIAL EOmoN (3771S1) • $17,988 CADILCAC DEVILLE '1111 BAUER JAGUAR 3000 Mt. ESPRESSO NABERS Low 1114tes, moonstone grey, 714"9U-4900 1120,000. 94MSO.n33 (714)54~11100 co. bal of Wim New car Jeguer XJ6 Sedan 40r •95 . 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