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Home My WebLink About2000-01-06 - Orange Coast Pilot·• SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNITIES SINCE 1907 . THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 2000 . ~. Butgl~rs caught rocking the_ boat •Boating equipllffim: is a popular target for thieves, including three who were arrested Tuesday. GREG RlsuNG lllif riot. NEWPORT BEACH They are a stunning sight and cost a fortune. Luxurious yachts moored' in Newport Hatbor·are put- chases most can only dream SEA & SAND · of. They are also a popular target among burglars. The high-priced vessels often have an assorbnent of goods burglars can select from. Take for instance three thieves who were arrested Tuesday night after they were caught trying to get away with some expen- sive fishing equipment. The three suspects, all f9 years of age, had broken into two yacht? before they were nabbed by authorities. SEE BOAT PAGE A6 Schools not completely Y2-0K • A minor glitch has Newport-Mesa district computer calling parents all night long. 0ANI\fIB GOUlf.l ~,..,. . JliEWPORT-MESA ~ It was ~2-f}!aos m Newport-Mesa l'Ao~day mght as a district l~uter called parents -au hi ng -telling them their ren't in school that doy. glitch was the result of upgrade, said Alan Engard, ilitertm director of information technology for lb• Newport·Me1a Unlfted Seboal Dllb1ct. r The district uses an auto- matic computer system to call the parents of middle and high school students who have been marked absent. The system is nonnally pro- grammed to stop calling at 9 p.m., Engard said. J3ut after a Y2K system& upgrade, done by Williams Communication in Santa Ana, which created the system, the abut-off time was not reprogrammed. •nus is the Newport-Mesa School District,• a recorded voice droned on into the night. •1 saw ln the µ,g that par· ents amwered the calls u late as •2:30 a.a: Engard said . •fortunately, U you amwered \#ftl~M A11 .. -Gree:nlight futur-e:.lfuclear· 1'ames Harrison, of Remcho, Johannes and Purcell The city could face a future court battle, either because the petition is flawed and got on~o the ballot, or because it was not actually faulty and was re1ected. Newport cotincil members appear divided on whether to allow the slow-growth measure . . ·to.appear on the ballot. N OAKJ SoiwARTZ NEWPORT BEACH -Council mem- bers are debating their next move after the legality pf Green.light's initiative peti- tion was called into question by the city attorney this week. "I'm apt to go on the side of what might stand up. in court," said council- wpman Norma Glover. "The City Council has had to face a lot of legal [issues) on the El Toro ·airport and it's made us more aware of livhig by I.he law." City Attorney Bob BWnha.m advised the city clerk to reject the petition because it did not comply with the format requirements of the~ate's elections cQ,9e. Burnham found that the initiative's pro- posed change to the City Charter - Newport's eqwvalent to a constitutional amendment -was not properly indicat- ed to potential signees. · Burnham is out' of town this week and could not be reached for.comment. Courtcilman Dennis O'Neil, who is also an atfomey, said he believes that deciding whethet the initiative should appear on the ballot is not up to the coun- cil but is the clerk's decision. And so far, although she is waiting for council: direc- Harrison cited past instances in which irutiative petitions failed to include the proper title and were debated m court. ' tion, City Clerk La Vonne Harkless is standing by her decision to let the initia- tive go on the ballot. . The Prc;>tect From Traf_tic and Density measure proposes that residents vote on developments that wouid create more than 100 peak-hour car trips, more than • 100 dwel.ling units or more than 40,000 square feet of floor area over what the general plari allows. u It does create an issue for us," said Mayor John Noyes. "To be fair, we really need to go into~ on Tuesday's [c,ouncil meeting] to see what the debate is." The city is divided between those who want to put a cap on development and others who believe the city needs more sources of revenue. . But iliere is cause for worry, says San Francisco.-based elections law attorney But until the council gets further legal advice from Burnham on the potential , SEE GREENLIGHT PAGE A6 Parents Out in force to guard children •Students were anned with sketches of Jay Michael . . Raymond, who is listed as a serious sex offender. 0 ANl:1Tf G :x.:1 FT AND GRr:c RL<.tJ'\t. I OOl1y l1ot CORONA DEL MAR-The line to pick up students at Lin- coln Elementary School stretched down the block Wednesday, after a flier was released notifying parents thdt sex offender Jay Michael Ray- mond was living in the area. "I noticed today the pick-up line was twlce as long as it usually is, H said Katherine Hemfeld, who has a 10-year- old daughter at Lincoln "There was a traffic jam." When students bopped in their parents' cars Wednesday. they had with them a police lier with a sketch of Raymond, who is listed as a serious sex offender with the state's Department of Justice. Raymond's 1997 conVlction stemmed from harassing a 11- year-old boy, sources familiar . with the case said. He called the boy, who was fnends with his son, dnd tried to arrange a meeting, the source sald. Raymond reportedly made some sexual suggestions to the boy, who promptly hung up the phone and tqid his p,arehts. Although parents' vigilance at Lincoln and nearby Ander- sen Elementary School notice- ably increased, some parents said they have been on guard s~ce an incident several yec:trs ag~ ~ . In May of 1998, an 11-year- olQ. girl at Lincoln reported being sexually assaulted in a school restroom 'Although no one was ever arrested in that case, police do not believe the two cases were related. · "That really. redlly sharp- ened everyone's attention," said Jill Money, Harbor Council SEE RAYMOND PAGE A6 t Above, a beach-goer enjoys low tide near the Newport Pier. Drunk driving .suspect gave false nrune to police At left. a broken suriboard in one hand, Gavin Gates keeps son Dylan on foot with the other hand as they walk along the shoreline near 54tb Street in Newport. Gates uses pieces of broken surfboards for art projects at home. PHOTOS BY DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT INSIDE DATEBOOK Costa Mesa man was not involved in f9tal accident last month as authorities first thought. CRH .. RJ<;UNG lblt"" . Police nusidenb.fied a man who was ihvolved .in a fatal traffic accident last month in Fountain Valley and wro~ly publicized his name, officials said this week afte.r finding out the man had given them a friend's name. Along with facing allega- tions of felony hit-and-run and driving under the influence, 35-year-old Leonardo Campos Torres of Costa Mesa has also been charged with providing false inforrnallon to police. Framed bya tiger decoration, sushi chef Chu Joke serves up some flab at Sumo Sushi ud SNfoocl In Costa Mesa. See Dlnlng aevtew In Datebook. .. AH. When he was arrested, he told police he was Agustm Gonu-.• lez Galindo. a friend of his and the owner of the truck he was driving. • Galµldo· was not involved in the accident. It was only after conducting a fin'gerprint test on Torres that police learned their suspect was usmg a false name. Torres not only gave police a false identity, he reportedly ran away from the traffic aco- dent that killed three people. He was later found nearby, hiding m a bush. . Police believe Torres wasn't responsible for the Dec 21 acodent, based on accounts from witnesses The rmpact of the crash - SEE NAME PAGE A12 INDEX DAJ'E.l()()K .............. --....... - PUIUC NOTICIS ·-12 soom -·---·-·-·--»..:. SPPl'IS----•1 , \ WfATHER . :t.-::.. S.W. fl1t .. I I • . . *2 Thur$dsr. Jonuory 6, 2000 loCais Only · WOlllll ' HAO . Getting buffed up at Fashion Island HE IS Polishing his craft. SHINY. HAPPY PEOPLE Every day, Robert Chao comes to work, straps on a green apron and waits for customers to stop by rus stand at Fashion Island. His job can be monotonous some d~ys. The pay is barely enough for him to cover his rent. The 65-year-old immigrant from Taiwan is part of a dying breed. Chao sbines shoes for a living. Tucked behind a pole illu- minated with neon signs, Chao's stand can go virtually unnoticed by shopper~ who walk through Atrium Court, unless they are headed for the bathrooms or the public tele- phones. · Yet nearly every head turns to look at the Atrium Shoe Shine, ds if to pay respect to a profession nearly extinct. A LOST PROFESSION Built with $3,000 of his sav- jngs, the stand dates back to a time when -people took trains instead of planes an~ a sl}ine cost less than one dollar. Chao decided to polish shoes for a living mainly becaus~ of his broken Eng- lish. He came to the United States in 1984 and tried to run a motel in Texas. When it became obvious the language barrier was hampering customer service, Chao thougJu shining shoes might b~t a good avenue to pursue.- •My friend wanted me to sell flowers, but I thought l.hls would be better,• · be said. •There are other jobs where there are a lot of complaints. Tius j?b is easy to handle.• THE DAILY SHINE Located on the periphery of a food courtyard, Chao's stand is strategically placed under- neath a set of lights. Chao checks his stand every morning to make sure his supplies haven't been stolen. Pour of the drawers below the two-seat stand are lined wilb spi.ffed-up shoes. with rows of black and brown shoe polish, stained rags and GOOD FOR THE SOLE thick-bristled brushes. Watching Chao work He has another dra.wer makes one appreciate those where he keeps an electronic who re~ain dedicated to the dictionary and a language profession. book. . . ! Shoe shining fooks like art- " It's my teacher,# he s~!d.. wo~k. First comes the P?lish Chao only works six hours· ~-rm'l oo much, Chao said. a day. · Ther. there is the brushing. There was a time when he Chao handles the brash at a hustled between three stands breaknec:~ pace and for .a in Orange County. ~0~0nt, its easy to ~o~get this is a guy who's eligible for . But those days ~ave pass~d senior iliscounts al a movie him by, ~d he is left with theater .... what. business ~e generates at •rt's-exernse for me,,, Chao Fashion Island. said. "I get a good workout, Undoubtedly a hard work-but it deper ds on the number er, his success is evident in his of customers." shine. He buffs the shoes just as Chao doesn't advertis~. His quickly, giving them a glow. shoe stand isn't even listed on The customers pay Chao the .shopping center's d.lrecto-for his work and go on their ry. way. It's a simple job, but one He gets about 15 to 20 cus~ that Chao relishes. tomers per day. "Every customer is very On this day, there are kind to me,• he said. •it's a enough customers for Chao to nice feeling for me to know nearly break a swept. they are satisfied with my There is a short line of peo-work.• ple waiting. In an hour, 10 -STORY BY GREG RISLING;. customers have walked away PHOTO BY SEAN HILLER I N I R I E·F Village Voice Media new owners of OC Weekly Nashville Scene, as well as the Village Voice. Sigman said the investors in Village Voice Media have made it clear they won't interfere in any editorial deci- sions. Tutors needed to teach people to read and write Costa Mesa-based OC Weekly.and its sister alternative newspapers will be bought by next month, it was announced tlus week. "f!le new company will be Cdlk·d Vil- lage Voice Mt d1a, dftt.>r the chain·s flag- ship paper, Nl'w York's Village Voice. No price for the sale wos announced, but published reports put it between $150 million and $160 million.· Along with the OC Weekly and its sister paper, the LA Weekly, the new company 'will include the Seattle Weekly, Minneapolis-St. Paul's City Pages, the Long lsland Voice and The . He al.So pointed out that the compa- ny's executives, DaVid Schneiderman, Arthur Howe and Albie Del Favero, all have journalism experience•. · "They're all journalism-oriented," said Michael Sigman, president and CEO of the OC Weekly and the LA Weekly. ~Wbo knows? If someone else would have bought it, it may not have worked out that way, so we're very happy.# The N~wport Beach Public Ubrary Literacy Program is seeking volunteer tutors to hel1> afiults wishing to improve their basic reading and wnt- ing skills People interested in becoming tutors must attend trairung workshops at the Newport Beach Central Library on three Saturdays tfeginning this . week. The workshops will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Jan. 8, Jan. 25 and Feb. 5. The Central Library is at 1000 Avo- cado Ave., Newport Beach. Call {949) 717-3874. .. Doily Pilot Post-holiday sales. blow away post-holiday b,1ahs I f you're wonied abeiut earthquakes; you won't want to miss the catalog full of products put out by Earthquake Prepa.redneu Prpctucta. I don't l\Prmally write about businesses out of the· Newport-Mesa area,' but this one ls too good to pass · up. Earthquake Prepared- ness Products is at 2024 W. Lincoln Ave. in Anaheim, and if you call (?14) 542- 3200, they'll send a catalog stocked with merchandise for emergencies. Draper's Damon's Ladles FayhlcSns is having a millen-_ nium sale on misses and petite sizes reduced by 25% to 50%. There are big reduc- tions on holiday items and previously reduc~d merchan-· dise. Draper's & Damon's is in the Westcliff Plaza shop- ping center. Call (949) 646- 5521. Dandelion Household . · Goods is having a New . Year's Eve sale thnmgh Jan. 8. Included in-tlie sale are holiday decor, cottage furni- ture, decorative pillows and more. It's at 432 'E. 17th St. in Costa Mesa. Call (949) 548- '7286 for more details. At Roger's Gardens there has been a big after-Christ- mas sale on holiday decor. Roger's has the best in deco-_ rations and they're reduced by SO%. Included in the sale are lights, wrapping paper, Bar- cana trees, ornaments, rib- bons, cards and linens. The sale technically lasts through the 16th, but the selection is now limited. Roger's Gardens is at 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road in Newport Beach. For information,call(949)640- 5800. Christmas Dazzle, a tem- porary holiday store, is hav- ing a 50%-off sale on all mer- chandise except bandl;>lown Polonaise ornaments:-All trees, lights, ornaments, tabletop decor and more are reduced. Christmas Dazzle is at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. Call (949) 640-4634 for details. · A pair of good sales are 1n llST IUYS greer wyl~er Call Bow Danglers at (949) 642-5459. Blue Springs, Ala., which was in December's Romanbc Homes magazine, is having an after-Christmas storewide clearance saie. Merchandise is reduced by up to 40%. The stpre is filled with Shabby Chic designs and vintage fur: niture and home accessories. . Call (949) 642-3632. Shape-Up Fitness Center is having a special -a six- week triaJ membership costs $69. With a membership, you can sample all that Shape-Up offers, including group exer- cise, yoga and stretch classe~. spinning, free weights, per- sonal trai.nmg and rehab/physiotherapy. The semiprivate health club offers child care. Soon there will be two locations - the origmal at Westcllff Plaza . 1080 Irvine Ave., in Newport Beach, and a second location, opening in April, at 2101 East Coast Highway in Corona del Mar. If you're interested in a regular membersb1p, there are grand opening rates available for a limited time. Call (949) 631-3623. ButterOles & Bees, a chil- dren's store on Balboa Island, is having a •clothes-out" sale on all clothing in the store. All clothes will be marked down by 30% to 40%. Butter- flies & Bees ha~ a great selec- tion of books and different gifts for children. The shop is at 321 Marine Ave. • progress at the 369 E. 17th --~ St. row of stores. Bow Dan-• 1N:>• 11UYS is pubhshed Thurs- glers is having a storewide days and Saturdays If you know of clearance sale. The ladies a good buy, send a fax to (949) clothing and accessories store· 646-4170 or write to Dally Pilot, bas discounts from 30% to Best Buys, 330 w. Bay St., Costa 50%. Mesa 92627. IRIEFLY II THE NEWS Newport ~an indicted for toxic dumping A Newport Beach man this week was indicted, along with his business partner and broth- er, by a federal grand jury for illegally storing and 'disposing of toxic waste in the Mojave Desert. Donald Wayne Unrein, 47, co-owner of Wheel Specialties in Anaheim, is accused of pay- ing people to transport to the desert drums· of solvents and aaps used to remove paint from automotive wheels. The waste was then dumped illegally. Also indicted were Unrein's partner, Leonard Louls Stahl, 43, of Lake Arrowhe.ad, and Unrein 's brother, Dennis Eugene Unrein, 39, of Lake Elsinore. DenniS Unrein Wheel Technix Inc. Mira Loma Avenue owned on East in Ana- helm, where the waste allegedly was moved prior to being sent to the desert. All three are charged with violating the federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. Wheel Specialties did not have ·any of the permits or licenses required to handle hazardous waste, said Assis- tant U.S. Atty. Joseph Johns. Among the chemicals allegedly dumped was hydro- fluoric acid, wruch is lqiown as a •bone seeker' because it can burn to the bones of a victim. Each face a maximum of five years impnsonment and/or $250,000 fme for each of the eight counts leveled by the grand jury. According to the indictment, the drums of waste were tem- porarily stored at a residential property in ApRle Valley, Calli., and some of the waste was dumped in a park.mg lot of a Vons supermarket in Vic- torville, Calif. -S.J. CAHN .Pally, Bilot REAPERS HOTLINE (949) 642-6086 Of llCIYeftisements heretn CMl be reproduced without wrrtttn J*• mlaion of copvrrght owner. WE l'T HER IND SUIF POLICE FILES VOL. 94, NO. 5 THOMAS H. JOHNSOH, Publisher TONY DOOERO, Edrtor JIMPa AAGl.ANO, Senior Oty Editor S.I.~ =~ Featura EdrtOf' llllOGllt~ Sports ~dltor MMC MMT'IN. Photo Ed1t0t ANTHONY NO(. News Editor IOll J, SAHTOS. ,.~ Record your comments about tbe Daily Pilot or news tips • 0ADJHIDS Our addr&ss IS 330 W. 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The swell will be out of the west today for sets In the knee-to chest-high lewl LOCATION SCZI Yleidge ................... , ... 1.3 w ~"'-"""' ...... 1•.JW ltaekles ..................... 1•) w Riiier Jetty~--... l•)W CdM ..... -.. -..... •-Jw- TIDES TODAY First loW 2:05 a.m ......................... 2.1 F11lt high 8.19 e.m • ._ ...................... 5.8 Setondlow 3:36 p.m """h .... .-.......... -0 6 Stcondllgh 10.05 • ... •• p.m ......................... 3.6 flM)AV First low 2;38 e.m '""' ................ 2.2 Flnt high 1:52 a.m ........... " ........ 6 0 COSTA MESA •....,..Avenue: A car stereo worth S 100 was stolen in the 1800 block the evening of DK 15. • · • ...._. Stnet: A comJ)kt disc player worth S 1 SO was stolen from a car in the 2900 block between 10 am. and 4 p.m. Dec. 21 . •,........ Awnue: A w•llet and Its contents WOtth $30 were stot.n from • restaurant in the '2600 block tf'}e evening of Dec. 29. • w.t 11th Stnet: A purM and its contents worth S80 were stolen from a car In the 400 block betwffn 2 30 and 4:30 p.m. Qt<. 30. NEWPORT BEAOf • lelt CWt I~. A purse Ind lb contents v.l'Orth St7S wer. ltoten 1 -buMneu In the 3500 block the ~of Dec.)(), • Nii !JD rt C...... ._.. A c.ilular ~'worth S 1 Ml stollr\ from e CM In the 100 block et 12 p.m. ~ • ,_. '*••4 "-A c.ekMr phOne WOf1h $200- llDllft flGm 8 CM In the tlOO block bftMln Catt...t.. end ~ -----.:1 14»Y01rr-.. a-ifitd MMrtl51ng &MIA JOtMON. Ptonlatiom ...... ltWt. CNef finendll Officer The N.wpott BNcM:on. MeM Oatly Pilot (USPS-144-IOO) Is pul>· hshod Monday through 5.ltutd,y, In NMport Beach and Casi. Mtisa, subtc11pt1ons «• tvailable only by 1Ubsct1blng to The Times Or.nge Cowtty (800) 252·9141 , In.,.... ~of Newport IMch and • eon.. 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'""° 6 • "9 °'I toe A purte and hS COtibMtl worth S2JO lldlr\ hnl • ....,,_ In the iMOO blOdl -~"' 1 Ind 11:JO = Dec. 2J • ...... ~°"* .-... ca • ._--. , Second hfOtl 10-A1 pm.. ..... .-....... .J.7 • ••• .... lWO c.amlc ,.,..,_,wont\ S400WlrW **""°"'."°"'*In .. 1700 btocl ~ ...... 1 ' . . . 1 Daily Pilot Thursday, Jonvory 6, 2000 A3 Good riddance to the millennium a n d all that went with it Christmas tree fire /, IJook tl\Q. j coward's way out and ~ some accrued vatation time to avoid ddding to the litany of holitlay rh.etoric in which we.have bee -inundated for the past several ~weeks. · · I don't know how you feel aboutth.is,butlhddreached ' the point where if I saw one more list of the best, worst or whatevei;,over the last thou- sand years, I wa~ ready to turn to TV news, which is a real act of desperation. Even a parody of the yeat-end lists was more than I could contemplate attempting. As Jules Pfieffer said in his cartoon in the Los Angeles Times last week: •For Christ- mas, editorial cartoonists and columnists are expected to pro- duce goody-two-shoes, touchy- feely, sqllishy puff balls. So how can I work in my established mode of scathing, scabrous political and social satire?" Now, thank God, it's all over, and the greatest satisfa,.ction I'm drawing from the new millenni- wn is that I'll never again in my . lifetime be subjected to those · confounded lists. The second greatest satisCac- tion is the k,nowledge that all · those neurotics who laid in a lifetime supply of canned goods, bottled water, flashlights and portable toilets are now stuck with them. A Kmart manager was quot- ed in the Pilot as saying that •paranoia is very good busi- ness." That is certainly prophet- ic and could be funny except that a lot of the "good business• was done in,guns and ammuni- tion, in which we were already overstocked. J hope.-but don't really expect -that they can JHE llLL CURVE .... . ' . . .> the even1ng he amved, he was plunged immediately into an orgy of food, drink, talk and carol-singmg around a piano. · He hand.ledJl all with. tb.e_~ aplomb be demonstrated throughout the week in our · strange culture. He poured sand into sacks fo r the luminaries that lit up our neighborhood on Christmas Eve, struggled through South Coast Plaza during a heavy shopping day, attended a UCI basketball game, ate.bis. fust bagel and creamlheese, bun- dled up for a splendid boat parade party, and consumed ' with apparent relish an entire ---------~--box of breakfast cereal. be laid away with the bottled But best of all, he regaled us water until the next millennium.. with tales of Tahiti that have If nothing else, the millenni-never made it into the travel um orgy has redefined overkill. folders that feed 9ur percep- 1 just wish that we might learn tions of an island paradise. from our history instead of There are, for example, the using it to fill advertising sup-dogs. Tahitians, he explained, plements every hillldred years. rise and go to bed with the sun. Having said that, I'd like to ltis a mark of status to have a offer up a squishy puff ball. Yery large dog guarding their Several months ago, the dear property, but·at sunset, the friends with whom we spent dogs are turned loose to terror- Christmas last year in France ize the countryside. called to ask a favor. A young So whenever Fabrice's work man close to the:qi )Vas teach-made it necessary for him to· ing English to the rt1ltives of . ride his motorbike home (45 Tahiti and wanted to visit Cali-minutes outside the city) after fomia during his Christmas dark, be had to evade the ,dogs vacation. Would we join with that attacked him. · several other friends to put him Then there are the mosqui· up during his visit? toes, so profuse and We would, of course -omnipresent that the only way especially since my stepson, Pabrlce has found to deal with Erik, would be involved with -them is to not scratch the bites other farhily until after Chfi.St-which, he-assured us, go away mas, ana his bedroom was in about 15 minutes. And the empty. So Fabrice R9wc arrived coral, which lurks beneath the on Dec. 20 and stayed with us .magnificent ocean surface and for a w~k. slices up unsuspecting swim- Because our neighborhood mers. · Christmas party took place cm There was much more - "" < but after learning to deal with these unexpected problems, he is now making friends and · learning to enjoy the natural beauty of Tahiti. along Wit.hits people and culture. causes $20,000 darriage All of this made me realize -OK, so it's a stretch -that we're going to be getting a lot of fancy brochures during this political year describing the paradise various candidates envision for us if we elect them .. And we need to find out what coral and.mosquitoes lurk under that glossy surlace before we buy a ticket: After Fabrice moved on, our kid cmne home, a little miffed that w~ had reconfigured his bedroom -which he regarded as a sign of rejection-against .his imrnine~ entrance into the real world next June. He brought with him a splendid play he had just writ- ten and a massive cold which he passed on to his mother. But that didn't stop us from laugh- ing a lot, as we always do when he's here. So the world didn't implode at 12:01 on Jan. 1. And while Steve Smith was presumably hosing down his patio or beat- ing his rugs, I had my beer and popcorn and watched the Rose Bowl g(ijlle. -And all was right - at least briefly. -with my world in which no more m.illenniwns would be celebrated, lists of the best and the worst would diss!pate in the gauze in which they came wrapped, and we could get back to the business of living. • JOSEPH,.. BELt is a Santa Ana Heights resident. His column runs Thursdays·. ·· A quick-tnoVing fire that I caused about $20,000 in damage to a Custa Mesa home Wednesday morping was fueled by a Christmas tree, authorities said. No on e was mjured. The own.ers of the home, which is ·in the 3000 block of Tyler Way, had been in the-process. of..g.etting rid-.of the tree when the blaze occurred shortly bet.Ore . /. noon. ( "One of the chJldre~ saw the tree on !ire, and lh'ey got out of there soort after," said Costa Mesa Fire Bat- talion Chief Jim Ellis. "The Christmds tree was defi- nitely the ignition sQurce, but it is stilt under investi- gation." The fire spread rapidly' Flavorful & D e licious Lunc h es & D inn er throu h the lt\ m dnd d in- ing room'>. Eilts Sdt fire-- fighters were on the sceneiil within thH•e to hve nunutes,,a but the bliize had alrcddy gutted boll) m<,ms Authontws. warn re-.1- dents durn1q ·tht-holiday sedson uhout the dangtn of Christmdi> tre<'s, whlCh can pose a -dang.emus iue thredt. Ordnge County fire agencies host' demonstra- tions to c;how ho\'\ quickly a fire cdn spreu.d fmm d burn- ing Chrl~tmu<> lree. • "Tfns hrn illustrdtcs how devastatin~ a Christmas ' tree hre ~cc1n he,• "Ellis ,. added "Thdnk Gvd this · didn't hdppen at 2 d m m the mommy." -Greg Risling . '{ Classified ads work GET THE· POINT? THE for yo u! DailyPilOt Classified Community Marketplace UC Berkel~y, UC San Diego ... ~ Achieva W. College Prep Centers Taite the ... ssworll °'' of dtoosing c .... s At Achicva, we under rnnd that i.orl ing lhrough mMc than 4.000 US college;:. from Dule to Cal Poly can ccm like an impo~.,thlc ta~k. That'i> why our pcnonal cotleitc counselor; pen~ nours .with each ~ru<lent to finJ the ptorfL'Ct match. 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I 4 Thursday, January 6, 2000 .., Doily Pilot Plariners to take 3-D look at project ·W E T T I I G H I S W 11 S I L I • After additional staff work, Newport Beach commission will revisit hotel expansion. 0 three-dimensional model of the pro1ect. At that time; they asked staff to study traffic. levels based on a 100% occupancy rate, which would be the NOAK! SCI IWARTZ , ".worst case• scenario. . ~Pio! The Planning Commission tonight will review en\liron- mental reports on proposed expansions of the former Rockwell International fa~ili ty and the Newport Dunes resort. The wport Dunes resort project calls for 400 hotel rooms and 100 time-share units. Commissioners began reviewing the environmental report last fall. They asked staff to provide more information on various topics, such as occupancy rates and the effect on neigh- bors' views, including a Richard Henry Perkins Richard Henry Perkins of Tustin died Dec. 29 of cancer. He was 78. Mr. Perkins, an optometrist ' tor more. than 50 years, had a p nvate practice in Corona del Mar smce the early 1960s. Most Newport B~ach · hotels have on avc•rage occu· pancy rate of 70%. Commissioners also will look at plans for the tormer Rockwell International c~n ter. The semjconductor busi· ness, now called Conf?xant, is proposing to add 566,000 square feet of induslridl and office space to its 25-acre property on the northwest side of Jamboree Road .. The construcllon also would include parking and open space The expansion would cause a number of unavoid- able environmental effects on the surrounding area, city OBITUARY When he fell ill. his patients helped run his Coro· na del Mar office. Some of hi~ patients even traveled to Santa Ana in order to be seen by Mr. Perkins' nephew, Robert Osbocn, who is an optician. Mr Perkins is survtved by his sjster, Winnifred Osborn of Boron, Callf .. and brothers + MIA?. Planning Com· mission meeting + WHEN: Tonight. The studY, session on the Conexant project begins · at 6 p.m. The regular meeting begins at 7 p.m. + WHERE: City Hall, 330() Newport Blvd. staff found One problem would be a decline in air quality caused by an increase m traffic to the larger center. The traffic increase also · pote ntially would add to con- gestion where MacArthur Boulevard meets Jamboree Road dnd where Irvine ' . Avenue meets Ml!sa D~ve. .. William, Rodger, .Fred' and Robert Perkins. · Services will be held.Jan. 8 · at 6 p.m. at · Saddleback Chapel in Tustin. A burial service will follow at Riverside National Ceme- tery in Riverside. For more information, .call Saddleback Chapel Mortuary at (714) 544-1450. SEAN HILLER I OUR TIMES Roman MWn. 2, of Huntington Beach, tries to wrestle a drink of water from a fountain Wednesday afternoon at Fashion Island. J • L~UfiflS, neWffJ1'f beacli Wlti'11,cJiealftnJ3. wea-ra~leJ. ~IJheJ e~~t fru e ... f flT'loi/tlfV fe·~ ~•"'t,.f •. 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A complete listing may be found at dallypilot.com The Newport Beach Central Library will present a free "vir· tuctl tour" of Nova Scotia dt 7 p.m Veteran traveler Paula Kruse will give a slide pre enld- bon. The librdI'Y is at 1000 Avo- oodo Ave., Newport Beach. For more inlonnauon. call (949) 717-3801. • 1be Jewt h Comnnlnity Center will present "The Second Adventure of Lite: The Secrets of Aging with Joy,• a five-week course on spiritual and social growth in the later part of life'. The course meets Thursdays Crom Jan. 6 to Feb. 3. Cost is $30 for center members, $40 tor nonmembers. The center is at 250 East Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more Wonnation, call (714) 755-0340. The career network meeting for the unemployed at St. Andrew's Presbyteridn Church will fea- ture John Hall 6f Hall Career Services. Hall will speak on "The Complete .Electronic Job Search.• The free meeting runs from 7:30 to 9 p.m. The church is at 600 St. Andrew's Road, Newport Beach. For more infBr· mation, call (949) 574-2239. Women In lntenulUonal Trade will hold a seminar tiUE'd ·auna and the World 1tado Organiza· tion (WTO), starting ot 11 :30 a.rw. at the Sheraton Newport Beacb. 4545 Mac:Arthut Blvd. John J, Foorde ID, VlC8 ~l -0! tha U.S . .Qllna Business Council. will speak. The event is $25 for mem- bers, $35 tor norunembers. For infonnation. call (949) 8.51-1888 The Orange Collllty Federation of ReP,ublican Wom~n will hold a board meeting and luncheon at the Costa Mesa Golt and Country Club, 1701 Coif Course Drive, Costa Mesa. at 10 a.m! Fullerton State University political science professor Bar- bara Stone will speak. The event is $15. For more mforma- tion, call (714) 546-1429. Mother's Markel will host a free sermnar and book signing from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Larry Clapp, author of ."Prostate Health in 90 Days,• will speak. The market is at 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For reservations and more inf or· mation, call (800) 595-MOMS. SATURDAY Sherman Ubrary and Gardens presents "Rose Pruning," a free program that will be held at 9:30 a.m. Garden director Wade Roberts will demonstrate cor- rect rose prurung and discuss the cultural needs for growing arotind toWn · healthy rose Tiie Sherman Ubra.ry and Garden.Sis at 2647 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. For more information, call (949) 673-2261. ~ MoUvational speak.er and author Becky ·Tirabassi will hold an afternoon tea from 2 to 4:30 p.rn . at the Hyatt New; porter, 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. For ticJcets and more information, call (949) 718-6232. • Crystal Cove State Park :Will be holding •tide ·pool talks• at 3 p.m. State Park staff and docents will lead tours of. the tide pools, which will be. exposed by exceptionally low tides. Meet at the Pelican Point Parking LOt No. 2. Participants should, wear water boob.es or rubber-soled shoes with good traction. The parking fee is $6. For more infomiation, call (949) 497-1321. The meeting of the Orange County Apple Computer Club will feature a slide show and video presentation by Dean Cleary, who will demonstrate new technology from the recent MacWorld Expo. The meeting will run from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Chemistry building of Orange Coast Col- lege, 27Q.1 Fairview Road, Cos- ta Mesa. Dues for the club are $45 a year. For more informa- tion. call (714) 836-0522. Frlends of Newport Bay wtU hold guided walking tours of the Upper Newport Bay Eco-. logical Reserve. Tows wiU leave every 15 minutes between~ a'nd 10.15 am. from the comer of East Blu.ff. .Drive and Back Bay Ro6d m Newport Beach . The tours are free. For more information, call (949} 786-8878. SUNDAY ~ The Newport Beach CenlraJ Library's Fnends Meeting Room will host •Tue Art of the Song" at 3 p.m. Soprano Judlth Townsend will pt!rform wQrks by Schwnann, Schubert, Uszt and Strauss. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave , Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 717.jftoJ. "' The Orange ColUlty chapter of The Smgle Gourmet will hold one of its dining events ...at 1 p.m. at The Grill at Pelican Hill, 22651 Pelican Hill Road South, Newport Coast. For more information, call (800) 750-DINE. The Latest Thing Teaching & Healing Center offers an "Intu- ition Development Worksh6p" with Zack Perbnan from 2:30 to 7 p.m. The class is $35. The store is at 270 East 17th St., Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call (949) 645-6211. Educational Aide Materials for Parents & Teachers •Work Books (All Sub1ects) •Stanford 9 Test Prep Materials • Flpsh Cards • Christian Materials • Learning Games & Much More • Laminating Available 1215 Baker St., Unit J Co ta Mesa Hours (Baker & Fairview) M-F 10-6pm Sat 10-Spm ·(714) 557•7750 Crystal Cove State Park wtll hold a "Gray Whdle SU11day• from 9 a m .. to noon est the boardwalk overlook ot Pelican Point Parking lot No 2. A SJ)9t· ting scope. bm()(:Ulars, wh4le props, games and natwal hi to- rymformatton will-be available Parking is $6. For more informa- tion, call (949) 497-1321. MONDAY -. Coastllne Counseling Center of Newport Beactt will hold a free lecture bUed "ADD OveMew" at 7 p.m. at the center Coastline . founder Joan Andrews will speak about the symptoms, dlagnos1s and treatment of Attention Deficit Disorder. C0aslline is at 1200 Quail. Swte 105, Newport Beach For more infonndbon;call(949)476-0991 Thurwoy, :January 6, 2000 AS 1 to 9 p m. at Ute Wyndham Gar· den J JotPl, 3350 Av nue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. 1lle lop1c of . the meeting will be •Mars and Venus m the Workplace.• Th~ meeting, which mdudes dinner, .is.W .for .nonmembers and .$34 for fJJSt-time guests For more infonnation, call (714) 832-5741. ·Mother's Market will bold a seminar btl~ "Detoxify, Cleailse & Noun.sh Yourself witll Super Gr<><m Foods & Herbs" from 6:30 to 8 p m. in ds pat:io ca!e. Mother'i. u. al 225 E, 17Ut St., Costa Mesa. For rescivations. and more infor- mation, call (800) 595-MO~: WEDNESDAY Newport Beach Community TUESDAY SE•rvices m~tes pa.rents, teachers 1 and elementary school students The Latest Thlng Teaching and to the· grand openmg of Kid· Healing Center presents d Scene, from 4 to 6 p m. The event "Sacred Drununulg" das with will he at the Vincen.t Jorgensen JIJll Kinney,,starting at 7 p.m. Commwuty Center m Manners The course is $5. For more infor· P.Mk, dvDover Dnve and Irvine mation, call (949) 645-6211. Avenue Pizza, drink and cookies will be seEVed. For more informa· tlon, call (949) 644-3151. . Borders Books, Music and Cafe presents a free work.shop on •Goal Achieving in the New tylil- lerulium • at 7 p.m. Jacque Dd.Jliel, professional business coach, will speak. The store is at 1890 New- port Blvd., Costd Mesd. For more information, call (714) 256-0353. The National Assn. of Women Business Owners will m<..~t from Sbermair Library and Gardens presents .a class bUed ~floral Design for Formdl Dmmg" at 9:30 d m All matencil.s are pr°' v1ded. The course is $40. The Shem1dn Llbra.ry and Gardens lS at 2647 E. C0c1st Highway, Corond del Mar. F=or more infor-~ mation. call (949J 673-2261.. GH CU.CTED to @omCast ' DIGITAL CABLE Great Savings From Our·Already Reduced Warehouse Pricesl ·Progressive Sale· Purchase Up To $100 · and Receive 10% Off Purchase Between $1.00-$500 and Receive 15% Off · Purchase Over $500 and Receive 20% Off. Showroom Furniture & Accessories Outlet New and Discontinued Items, One of a Kind Tremen.dous Savings on Lexington, Drexel Heritage, Hickory White, Platt & More ••• I I Sundays 9PM/8C ~ $9.95 ~~nnectio11 . (Save over $24.001) H• Plus, order now and receive 1 /2 off your 1st month of any HBO and/or Cinemax package! Call today and ask for the Digital Gold Package Including 12 screens of HBO and 8 screens of Cinemaxl I 1 ' • ... . BOAT CONTINµED FROM A 1 Police identified them as Michael Pfau, of Upland; Justin Troxel, bf San Diego; and Fernando Sanceau, of Pomona. Whether tt is a global positioning system or out- board motors, police said, there is an abundance of stolen items floating around the boating industry. •vou go to boat shows or a marine hardware store and you'll find crooks trying to pawn this stuff off," said Ne~rt Beach police Sgt. · Mike McDermott. "There is plenty of opportunity to steal marine hardware down here." That isn't meant to be a welcome sign tor would-be burglars, but statistics show certain boating accessories are espeodlly attractive to thieves. Lately, the most popular item bas been out- board motors, which aver- age bet~een $800 and $3,500. Newport Beach police estimate 20 to 25 motors·have been taken dur~ ing the last six months. Police said many of the stolen items can be easily resold for a frdction or the retail cost. And when you are talking about boating accessories that are worth thousands of dollars, 10% to 50% of the retail value isn't a bad deal. •Any harbor you go to, you · will find outboard motors are a popular thing," said Sgt. Donna Soto of the Orange County Sheriff's Harbor Patrol. "People smp it down and sell the parts, and unlike cars, ~ey aren't registered with the state. It's the nauti- cal version of a car stereo when it comes to bodting bwglatres." Soto said some thieves are bold enough to advertise stolen items in newspapers. "They are pretty easy to sell,• she added. However, some boat shop owners have taken notice of "hot• goods and asked extra questions of the seller. McDermott said they have been contacted by some owners who thought they might have a criminal on their hands. "We've caught a couple of guys like that· before, ff he said. "These guys realize there is a high-dollar amount and are willing ;t> take the risk. We've been\fortunate to · have some people notice something and notify us." .· GREENUGHT lion,• said Ridgeway. "I don't agree with their cau e, but I CONTINUED FROM A 1 respt-:ct what they're trying to do. I certainly re~pect the 6,800 legitimate tgnatures on that ram1fkations of tpe petition's document." probl~m . Councilmen Tod If, howevef, tt lS rejected Ridgeway and Gary Adams -based on Bwnham's findings, are Iearung toward allowing it Gieenlight will start all over on the November ballot. again, said proponent Tom "My immediate thoughts Hyans. are if it's not a fatal flaw, I'm "We'll rewnte It and make still supporting it going to elec-it tougher,• agreed supporter RAYMOND' on it passed around a Newport Beach neighborhood. A near hysteria surf aced in ".' CONTINUED.FROM A 1 . PTA president and an Ander- ~ the Newport Crest community three years ago when the pub- lic was notified about James Lee Crum.me!, a notorious sex offender who has been con- victed of child molestation in several counties. sen parent who also received notice of Raymond's presence. •I think since then, everyone has been more on guard." It was following the report of that IDcident that schools implemented the "intruder" prec8utions · currently employed, which include the •buddy system• and other practices. "After two years ago, we're very well prepared for this and f think reviewing sa!ety proce- dure is important," Heinfeld I said. Raymond has the dubi· ous · distinction of being the second convicted sex offender who had a filer with his name Residents were outraged that Crwnmel was living in their neighborhood and pick- eted the home where he stayed with 'friend Burnell Gordon Forgey. Nearly a year later, both men were arrested and eventually convicted of molesting a 16-y~ar-old boy, who was Forgey's patient. Crummel is still awaiting trial for tha murder of 13-year- old Jamey Tr.otter of Costa Mesa, who disappeared in 1979. The boy's charred Bob Caustin. "If (City Councll members) are going to try to make Greenlight jump through hoop~ for no good rea- sons, they're showing th~ir true colors as developers." While council members wrestle with the question· of allowing the measure to appear on the ballot, one thing agpears certain -proponents pr bly won't gel the special ele$=tion they had planned to remains were found by Cru:m- rnel 11 years ·1ater while he was hiking near the Ortega Highway·in Riverside County. Unlike Cru.mmal, who was listed as a high-risk sex offender, Raymond doesn't have a long list of child molestation convicnons. Raymond is one of 16 "seri- ous" sex offenders -a classi: fication issued by the state Department of Justice. Police determine whether certain agencies should be informed about a sex of(eode.r like Ray- mond, who lives a quarter- mile from Lincoln Elementary School. "Some of the other serious sex o}fenders might live near schools, but their offenses did- n't involve minors, ff said New- port Beach police Sgt. Mil<e McDonough. Daily Pilot reque t dl the next ,council m •ting. "(The special election) is not going to be a poss1b11ity. • c;ald Noye , echoing other council members' thoughts that the entire city should l>P allowed to vote on.a momen· tous charter amendment. The council will advi.se th(• city clerk as to whether to cer- tify the pclition at Tuesday's meeting. .McDonough added then.• has been only one other cas<' in Newport Beach where d. convicted sex oilender lived near d schOQl. 11\at indlvidud..I mov<'d .soon after he ledme<l from police that fliers with his name nught be distributed 111 the neighborhood where hP resided. . Raymond has likewise told police he plans to move this week.· · Tom Monarch, the DARE Coordinator for Newport Beach who visits the school<. teaching safety, said that most known sex offenders leave thf' area o( their residence when they commit these crimes. -These kids should be prt· pared, regardless," Mondrcl 1 said. "Parents should be mon· concerned with (a sex offend· er) that hasn 't been caught • ANTIQUE ROW & GARDEN CAFE CHI-LIN CHIEN PHOTOGRAPHER "N~ U nlq~ Shep~~ w~ T r'eaw.¥U'fi;w your ~omeA» FiM Homt F11mishing1 Antiq11t1 & Colltctiblts T"ulitionol to Cottogt Gifts & Gardtn Dtcor Wish List & Dtlivtry Ga¥dent c~ Condlts to Chondtlitrs Uud & Rort Books Custom Pictllrt Fram ing Furniture Rtstorotion and much mort l 91f9 722-1177 Cardt,, P"tio C1ining Br~tUI, Lunch, Tu & EspresS4 &r Cafe Houn: Mon-Sat t-.s "'O~d\e.?tow, "'w~ Shopp~ ~V~~ • 13~1Ut 17111 Strut Cost• Mtw, CA (Ekllind I larp Inn) How Hours: Tue-Sat 10-5 . . .. 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Costa Mesa 71 lrl 75 1rl I IS I (Corner of Baker & Bear streets) '11 '11 MoJor undcrwnling for the evening came from Art and Carol Montslnger dnd Don- ald 1.1nd Su an Smallwood. ln the crowd wPrc Rebecca Wacker of Pacthcar<> Jfounda- hon, Tania Carrell or Pfizer Inc , and Isa Hanna of Eh Lilly and C'o. · • Ruth Ann Moriarty has be<'n named a life member of The Sdlvation Army Advisory Board Joining the board in 1975, Moriarty has worked for lhc cllverse commuruty ser- vices offered by The Salvation Army pr0<Jrams for a quarter century. •Ruth Ann 1s a founding member of the Army's Women Auxihury and has brought consistent dnd practical sup- port to the Army's youth, fami- ly and homelP.ss services in Ord.Jlge County,· said Anny S~lkeswomdJl Pamela Cald- well. In dddilwn, Mondrty, a • member of the Scgerstrom {dmuy, hds b<'en active in such efforts tis lht• Visiting Nurses Assn., lht> Sm1ld And Assis- ltmce L<•ague and the Santa And Eb •11 Society. • B.W. 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A8 Thursday, Jonua<y 6, 2000 date book Doily Pil6t -Two .. thought-provoking films worth your time: • IDnOtrS NOft: The Reel Critics ---<olumn features mov1e crtt1qoes ~uffedwith ~-:--~~,·.-~~ ........ ~~----------------11]1!111..-----------~------"""""-=".--~ writtM by community members serving on our p.nel. 'Cider House· is cinematic genius I T be Cider House Rules" is far above the realm of movies currently screening in Orange County. This is a totally absorbing story that takes all _,__-the neces~ steps to fully ·develop and realize the char- acten; and story. Michael. Caine and REEL CRmCS Tobey. Maguire amaze with their restraint and deft hah- dJing of a warm and moving screenplay. The hot-button issues are dealt with in an intelligent and direct manner. Please include this very good movie in your cinematic plans. great talent. The movie would be amazing .. just a.s sho!l character pieces, but the story is gredt run. as . EJalne England we#~atµring Susan Sarandon, John Cusack, Vanessa Redgrave, Emily Watson, Bill Murray and Joan Cusack, just to name a few, the stars 1llone could drive several movies, which is good because •cradle Will Rock• is several movies wrapped into one. Art imitates life -or is it life imitates art? It's 1937, and Welles d.J.rect.s his lotest p~y about unions and strikes, almost completely .. munic.k:i.ng (or prophesying) the worries in the outside world. Steelworkers are strik- ing for fewer hours. Thou- Stiilds of people stand around • ELAINE ENGLAND, 65, lives In ~ Newport Beach and operates a gift· basket business from her home. 'Cradle Will Rock' will spin you around all day in long lines hoping for some job, any type of work. Meanwhile, the Great Depressiorrhas bit the United States. Professional actors are waiting in long lines praying for any theallical job, no mat- ter how small it may be. Ama- teurs can work as stagehands, but they cannot get into the unions, and they cannot audi- From left, joe Breen (as a young Frank). Robert Carlyle (Malachy), Em.Uy ·watson (Angela), twins Sam and Ben O'Gorman (twins Eugene and Oliver) and Murray Corcor,aii (as the young Malachy) ln "Angela's Ashes," due out soon. W hat could bring together W.R. Hearst, Norman Rockefeller, Orson Welles, the U.S. Con- gress and Mussolini's rnis:- tress? nm Robbins' latest directorial work, "Cradle Will Rock.• Robbins mixes federal theater with big business in the 1930s, producing beauti- ful, chaotic art. "Cradle Will Rock" is -------., NAIL CARE FULL.SET •ACRYllC • faYlc wtMltl Tip • Plnll l Whitt Powd.f • uune Gel • Siik Wrap • AUS I ., .. 1 '20" I 9259 I ::• I .,o-I •10-I ., .. , .., 5"' .,s-I tion. A playwright, Marc Blitzstein (Hank Azaria), who is constantly harassed by his dead wife, wanders about liv- ing m his own play until be ends up before the crazed and fanatical Welles (Angus Mac- The Original MIKE'I CARPETI OVER 25 YEARS IN COSTA MESA Fadyen). Marc's play is almost a mirt'or ot the current events or 1937. A prostitute is thrown in J<Ul, where she meets up with a uruon organizer .• Tuey scream to be let out. They are not criminals. They shouldn't be there. It's unions versus • business. Everyone is a prosti- tute. Who is the biggest prosti- tute? 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Hearst, Rockefeller (John Cusack) and Gray Mathers, a steel baron, fall over each oth- er in their rush to impress the dazzling emissary. Meanwhile, the theater is " Wlder attack by a congres- sional witch hunt. In order to find all the communists biding in theater, the committee calls for an immediate postpone- ment of all play openings. Even Shakespeare-and Mor- row a.re suspects. Flash back to the confused and outraged cast of the play •cradle Will Rock,~ who want desperately to put on their play but who are forbidden by l!l ~ C!.m.RUcl ~(!) ~ AtM&lli . 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The only prob~ lem with Robbins' direction is . that he might have one too many takes. Maybe dealing with such a large cast made him forget that he'd already • made bis point. There is no doubt that you will get the point Robbins is making -it's shown time and again. It makes the last couple of nunutes of the movie annoying, but it° doesn't affect the rest of the movie. • "Cradle Will Rock" is mas- terful, am.using, entertaining and thought-provoking. The colors and people are beauti- ful and bright. It's a big party; everyone's there, and you're invited. Rub elbows with Hearst, see Diego Riveria's controver- sial mural on the walls of Rockefeller's new building, and view the latest Welles spectacle. · Go and enjoy the colors, the acting and the story; they'll draw you in and spin you aroWld. If you can handle; the tiny amoWlt of dizziness that ensues, you'll find that the b.me spent was tons of fun • MEUSSA RICHARDSON, 19, is a Costa Mesa resident and a junior at UCI. WHY PAY DEPT STORE PRICES? · Visit our AREA RUG STUDIO Rugs & Runners qn ·, Sale 1663 Placentia Sc., Costa Mesa (949)646-4838 . YOUR DENTAL HF.ALTH • .. date book Thur'®y, January 6, 2000 Al .. One less venue, bllt fres~ater this ·yeai- lb-.rnrus Center on Jan. 28, the only heatergoers will have one less venue to fit into their play-viewing dule as th<> cal!mdar llOJs, but the other five ~how .ces in our area promise mtriguing and, for the mo~t part, heretofore unseen attrac- fltins. New )'ear's Eve marked the final performance at the The- ater District, a reynse of the oft-produced "Ught Sensi- tive,• and prospects for Mano and Joan Lescot's high-quality operation are clouded at best. There may, however, be another theater group m the vacated space in the Lab Anti- rvjall on Bristol Street if 1t can manage the rental fee, which forced the Lescots to call it quits. South Coast Repertory has a pair of world premieres THEATER PREVIEW waiting in the wings. l lowdrd Korder's "The Hollow Lands" opens Jdn. 14, while "Refer- ences to Salvador Ddli Make Me·Hot" by Jose ruverd will bow in Jan. 28, Korder -whose •Search and Destroy" opened the 1990s at SCR and won the Los Angeles Drama Critic ' Cude Award for best new pldy - twns from cantempordry Hol- lywood to 19th-century Ameri- ca with •Tue Hollow Lands." ...-.---e play focuses on an unmi- grant's JOUmey across the country and the uruque char- acters he encounters ·saivador; Dali" i~ a con· temporary drama set in the steaming desert atmosphere of lla.rstow, Calif. The story cen - tecs on a soldier's wile whos~ eal fantasies help her cope th her husband's frequent absences. Arthur Miller's •A View IOID the Bridge• arrives at e Newport Theater Arts familiar play on the early-2000 schedule. One of the play- wright's most intense dramas, it concerns an Italian family who takes in a pair of illegal immi- grunt relatives and the passions theu presence arouses. The Costa Mesa Civic Play- house, which is observing its 35th season, will be back in action Feb. 10 with "Coastal DistUrbances• by Tula Howe, author of the local.tr viewed plays 'Painting Churches" dnd "Museum." The seno- comedy involves four genera- tions of vacatidners on a Massachusetts beach. David Mamet -the bril- liant contemporary playwright who created "Glengarry Glen Ross,· "American Buffalo" dlld "Sexual Perversity in Chicago" -will be represent- ed at Orange Coast College Feb. 16 when the school's Repertory Theater Com~y presents •1 Think, There~re I Mamet.• The production will include a wide selection of short plays by the prolific author. ln the coffii.ng months, these local theaters. will be offering such 'old favorites as ·All My Sons,· "The Heiress,• • Doving Miss Daisy,• •Last of the Red Hot Lovers"0 and ".Gypsy," as well as some less- fdmiliar works like "The Edu- cation of !landy Newman,• "The Beginning of August" and "Tamted Justice.• Where the Theater Distnct will re locate.-or what group will fill its vacated venue - re mains a matter of conjec- ture. But rest assured, there will be an abundance of the- ater for the entertainment of local audiences.' • TOM TITUS reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot. His reviews appear Thursdays and Saturdays. • Send AFTER HOURS Items to the Daily Pilot. 33P W Bay St:, Costa Mesa, CA 92627, fax them to (949) 646-4170, or call (949) 764 4330 A complete hmng may be found at dailypifot.com . I MUSIC DELTA BLUES AND RAGTIME Brian Barrett will play acoustic I blues and ragtime music start-· I mg ar9 p.m. Wednesddys m January at Sid's, 445 N. New- port Blvd., Newport Beach. The show is free. For more informa- tion, call (949) 650-7437. BRIAN BARRE1T/JASON- W1LKINS TRJO The Brian Barrett/Jason Wilkins Tho will play Jazz at That's Aroma, 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, from 11 a .m. to 2 p.m. Sundays in Jan- uary. For more Ulf orrnation, call (949) 548-7999. THE TINKER'S OWN Borders Books & Music South Coast Plaza hosts The Tinker's Own for lrish and other folk music from 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. · Satuiday. The store is at 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa The I snow is free. For more infor- mation, call (714) 432-7854 JENNY SUTHERlAND Borders Books & Music South Coast Plaza hosts pop musioan Jenny Sutherland at 8:30 p.m Jan. 14. The store IS at 3333 Bear St., Costd Mesa The show is free For more informa- tion, call (714) 432-7854 JOSEPH YASHAR Borders Books & Music South Coast Plaza hosts classical gui- tarist Joseph Yashar at 8 30 p.m. Jan. 14. The store is at 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. The show is free. For more informa- tion, call (714) 432-7854. DALE KRISTIEN "Phantom or the Opera• star I Dale Kristien will perform at OCC's Robert B. Moore The - atre at 8 p .m . Saturday. p t.l"~t~tel(t eo"!~? F /<'etjUt-l(t e~t ltrfut/()l(i? · It etJa.IV be, a~t~llfa · Newpon Cltlldrtn's Mtdial Group offers Board Certified spcciil~cs in pediatric pulmonary, cmergtncics, and critjcal care, artd cndorioology. Call coday for a full evaluation for asthma and lung function • Guaranteed Same Day Appointments for acutely ill. • Open Sacurday & After Hours Board Certified Specialists in : -• Primary Pediatric Care • Aschma & Pulmonary Care .. • Pediatric Emer~encies & Critical Care • Growth Disorders & Weight Control Newport ICilllJlilM~ Children's lac~ r~ M.D., fAAr, K(P ~teven ~~ M.D., f M~ Diza~ O'(onnd M.D., fW fermnooo Del Mun® M.D., fMr (949) 644-0970 1401 Avotodo Slr1!f1 Sclill 802 a-h lA 926'0 - AFTER HOURS I Kristien will smg d l~nc ert of her personal fdvont~. Tickf'ts dfC $21. OCC I di 2701 Fairview Road. Costa,f\.Jcsa For more inlonnallon, tall (714) 432-5880, llllm ................. ~-:-~~~~~~~.--~~~~~' 'ALEXANDER .. .' OCC hosts the pmtor111crs ol the John F. Kennedv Centci for the Performm<J •\rt':> c1I 'l p.m. Sunday in a prescnlt1tt0n of the music<1l pldy "Al£>xrm- der & The Terrible, I lomble, No Good, Very Bdd Day1• Tickets arc $10 to $14. OCC 1s at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Fi>r more mtom1dtion, call (714) 432-5880. LEIF OVE ANOSNES Piarust Letl 0\.P Andsne..., per- forms at the OrunyP County Performing Arts C<>nter <II 8 p:m Jan. 14. The progrdrn ol works by Bach, Prokofiev etnd others will demonstrntC' And· snes' technical bnlhanc" dnd versatility The center 1s di hOO Town Center DnvP, Costa Mesa. For m ore mlonnation, call (714) 740-7878 'OKLAHOMA!' The Musical Thc·atc,•r Arndt•my of Orange County pruscmts "Oklahoma'" at lhe> Coslrt Mesa High School thC't1t<'r, 2650 Fairvif'w Rodd, Cost.i Mesa. Shows· arP dt 7 p.m. J,m. 15, 3 pm. Jan. 16, 7 pm . .Jan. 22 and 3 p.m. Jan. 2J. Ti< kPts ore $6 to $9. For more mfonn<i· lion, call (949) 64l:i-t>G24 'THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO' Opera PaCLfic pa•-,pnb l\lu1r1rt:. "Marriage of Figaro· Jan. 18, 20, 22 and 23 di the Orange County Perfornung Arts Cen- 1 ter. Tickets are $32 to $107. The Center 1s <1l ()00 Town Center Drive, Costa Mcsn. A NIGHT OF OPERA Show llfnes are at 7:30 pm., except the Jan. 23 show, wbich is dl 2 p.m. For more informa· bon, cdll (714) 740-7878. STARS OF MAGIC The> mdgic1ans of Sta.rs ol Magic: will present a show ol illusions at OCC at 8 p.m . .l<ln · 22 The show is $14 to $33 ore 1s at 2701 Fairview Rot1cl, Co.,lc1 Mesa. For more infor- llldllon, call (7141 432-5880. STAGE . 'THE HOUOW LANDS' South COdst Repertof) pre-,ents t Inward Kor<ler's play "The I follow Lands" Friday through Foh 13 Tickets are $28 to S4 7, wlth a pay-Wha =vou-will show Jdn 15. The pli:iyhou.sc is di 655 Town Center Dn\'e, Co,tu M~d For more infonnabon. call 171_4) 708-5555. 'ANNIE' The Musical Theater Acdclt>- Metropolitan pera tu ana Orange County resident Deborah Voigt will ~rform with the,PadJlc Symphon¥ Orches- ll cl at a p.m. on Friday and Saturday in "The Millennium Gala Concert" at the Onm,ge Coun.ty Performing Arts Ceq~ r. Tickets are • $10 to $50. Call (714) 755-5799 for ticket! and tnf onnation. nl'.; of Orongc> County presents " \nm"" at the Co ta Mesa I huh • hoc1I ttu:.>att>T, 2650 Pa1rv1e\\ Roi.lei. Co ta Mesa. Shows are at 7 p m J<1n. 29, 3 p m Jan m 7 p n1. Feb 5 and · i p.m f Ph h Tickets arc $5 to ~8. For mort:! mtormahon, call [5:#4'11 Fi.if).t,1)24 ART 'IN THE CITY' OC'~1A' -xhli1t "In the City: t U1t1d11 \ JP-\\'S 1YOO-lll40," look., c1t Par~~~(h .century .v1s10n~ of th" c1l\• and com- pn es more thar\ ·o paintings horn thP pt>r111ar11 nt collection ot thP Wh1tnev Mti-,.t>um of \m• ncan Art The t•xhib1l mu through Jan 2:i The museum 1s open 11 u m. to 3 pm Tue ... da) lhrough Fnday. Adm1~ ion 1 .$ " $4 for ...,emors and studen~ Th~ . mu'>e\1m l'i at 850 San ClerimnlP Drive, Newport Beach. For mou• mformabon, call (9\9J 75~·1122. NEWPORt COASTAL PODIATRY GROUP, INC. NO! YOUR HJ:.:T ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO HlJRT. The feet nre the foundauun of }Our bod), and ~an often cau'e BACK. 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Any food mass-produced has the potential to be sacrt~ ficed in either presentation, preparation, quality and _._....,.._ __ ._ cleanli- OINING REVIEW ~sr~ur. or Sumo Suslu·and Seafood on the cor- ner of MacArthur and Plaza, one block north of Bristol Street, manages all four van- ables quite nicely. My No. 1 question for the sell-pro- claimed M Grand Champion of the Seafood Buffet" was how can you offer seafood and sushi in a buff el style and quantity and ensure its fresh- ness? Owner and fllanager Young Bui says Sumo orders fresh fish every da'y, and the sushi section is refrigerated and on ice to guarantee quali- ty. Also, chefs are constantly preparing sushi as you stand. tbere, and the choices are many. Sumo is a large, breezy restaurant with Japanese accents touting its all-you-can- eat lobster and crab specials as its maJOr claims to fame. , n:yJ.WKheN, both.specials are served only in the dinner buffet. Specials include Maine lobster, served on a hall shell in a thennadore;style sauce and quickly broiled. Beware, this dish comes With all the swprises inherent in a Maine ·lobster! The other-crab legs -is good-sized and makes the labor of cracking and cleaning worth it. Sumo is defined by its extensive variety, from hot and cold imtrees, soups, sal- ads, desserts, and of course ' sushi and sashimi Orange chlclten. beef and broccoli, baked mussels, barbecue pork ribs, tempura vegetables, crab cakes, shrlmp cakes and egg rolls -are only a few of the choices of hot entrees. The pork egg rolls and crispy ~b cakes with scal- lions were my favontes. The co.Id items include scallop sal- ad, salted soybeans, crab sal- ads, vegetable and shrimp spring rolls, asparagus in oys- ter sauce and roast beef in a . horseradish/mustard sauce. The list goes on. Wonton, eggflower and miso soups are always on the menu, with a fourth soup ·special on any given day. Pot.$ of steamed jas- mine rice are served through- out the buffet lines, and soy sauce and wasabi are plenti- ful. The true grand prize of Sumo -and much to my sur- prise, due to my aforemen- tioned reservations -is the Mattress ·Outlet Stor BRAND NEW · COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! ----~ .----tit 3165 Harbor Blvd. "' Costa Mesa One BJoc:k South of 405 Fwy (714) 545·7168 + WHERE: 1500 W. MacArttiur Blvd., Costa ~~N: 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. V? + HOW MUCH: Lundi: $10.99 Monday, through Thursday, S 11.99 Friday, saturday and Sunday; Olhner: $17.99 MOnday through Th= S.18.99 Friday, Saturday and Sunday • : (714) 438-2455 ~ HILLER I DAILY PtlOT Sushi clief Chu Joke serves some cut raw H.sh at the butfet at Sumo Sushi tn Costa Mesa. sushi. 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Each night, ~umo offers a spe- White fish sushi, tofu sushi, · egg sushi and crunchy rolls ...!... tempura shrimp wrapped m rice and nori (seaweed) -also Hours: M-F tOam-6pm Sat t lam Spm ••• CfllLOREN'S BOUTIQUE CONSIGNMENT & Laraest MaternifY Selection In O.C. Children's Clothina 0-6>< • Hiih End Fur-niture TOYS & Accessories TOP Brands Liquidatins Sale 2346 Newport Blvd • Costa Mesa. (949) 548-1001 Next to Mama 1lose Restaurant: NauUlus Teak 639 Paularino Ave., Costa Mesa (South of Bnstol) M-F 9a m.-7p.m. •Sat 1Qam-6pm www teakhome.com 14 546-0670 WORLD PREMIERE by Howard Korder on the malnstag e January lt -February 13 l.ow· Pricfii Prninn January 7 -13 • I~ the vut, unwn«I America of the 19th century. • man might nf«1 his destiny if he is wiUing to let go of hn world. I he mcn1 aJV<•n1urou1 iuoJ~11ern nc-r prcxn1cJ on SCR IJl{i<S brings togclhtr a IC:lffi of inti.rna11onafly fCTIO\OnC'd artl!U for In cpk pby pf 11Wttp1ns 1hca1r1C1hry. follov. 11 yi111ng m:in on 11 11>urn~ u( nc-.ttly half " century 1hruugh a l:4oJ whC'I<' m~nlrnul will noc:t' ht' ro free g.tin -anJ C"1tpcrtr1~~c thr lue;a1h1~ktn~ H"Opt' nf tlm gre<atly·1rnu~1p;11eJ world premiere. I ll'IN< Ul.AllY l'JIOOllt 11\: I 11 rN ANI> rot.eUNll OlMFa Of! vt7 JN M OIA rAA'nll JI ~II UM.'l Mf\G41JHI ' cal sushi creation that attempts to lfve up to sushi as the ~dible art. The rugh.t we went, the spc¢al was a pan- seared ahi on a spoon-sized • mound of wasabi mashed potatoes all on a crispy won- ton. I only wish I had found thls earlier. With this kind of selection, something is bound to suffer, and unlortunately the CI\.\flChy roll, one of my . favorites, was soggy and a lit- tle greasy. The sushi snob may find other issues, but for good, · fresh -and may I remind you all-you-can-eat -sushi at a !av price, Sumo is the place. One of the real eye-catch- ers at Sumo is the bakery to your left as you walk in. There is a constant flow of baked goods coming out pf the oven, which also makes for a won- derful smell. 1Wo long rows of desserts are available, all very big on VlSUal presentation. Fresh fruit, chocolate mousse cake, choco-• late-covered barumas (get these early, as they can get a little mushy), cream puffs, lemon cakes, cupcakes and a frozen yogurt machine begin the bip -it is up to you to finish. My only complaint here is that I am one who believes the masses -including myself -should not be allowed to cut their own dessert. Jt makes for a messy and awkward experienc~ Beer, wine and cock~ are served at Sumo and make it a nice place for a large party. I am always interested ma buf- fet for the sheer volume, but I have no problem never return- ing il the food isn't good That won't be the case at Sumo. The sushi alone is worth the return, and the rest is up to you. • KATHY MADER's dining reviews appear every other Thur~ay. New Samovar Tea Wash Rug Co'llection Mon·Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 ' 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa (949) 722·7224 WWW n.igpndcarp~u COfft ••••••••••• • Newport I .. I BEAUTY SUPPLY I 1 d • rrn•lolllOiil I H'f).~ ~-................ . : ZOo/o OFF. I Entire Purchase I •Exch~Seua5tlan s Oerma1og1ca I o AVeda & Murad l:::'(plrt><' 211 SIOO •••••••••••••••• I 3601 JambOree Rd #8 N.B. I 261-6788 : Jamboree at Bristol I Back Bay Court . ••••••••••• ' Enjoy a Sp.cioua Suite, Sumptuou1 Dini"" Entertainment, Binso. ~ow•.,. BUliarda, Beauty s.lon, Tran.pc;rt.aion co Doctor, Shoppl,.. fun Tript. Pn.nd~ cu;• Pt.oplf. Fl'Olll $I '496/Mo. 2283 Falmew aa WlleGit C..M.. ""*"""' • 51 • • • eommun1 Thundoy, January 6, 2000 All EDITORIAL Sinaller -. . El Toro airport ·is a Look ·at p~t puts futll!e .in perspective flaWedidea ' •AT ISSUE: South County residents respond to airport ·proponent Tom Edwards' Community Commentary ('South County needs to show good faith,' Dec. 21). I live directly Wlder the pro- posed flight path (Runway 34) and could not believe the noise level during the June 4 anQ. 5 flight demonstration. r A smaller airport at El Toro is •. not an option. Restrictions won't be implemented, in case you ha-veift heard. Suggested urestric- tions-have not been endorsed by the Federal Aviation Administra- tion or the airlines. If El Toro goes in, we, along with many others, F or the past 10 weeks, the Daily Pilot gave oUI readers a glance back at the last 100 . years. It was an interestirlg les- . son as to where we ~ame from. What we learned is remark- able. Our Newport-Mesa f~refa thers were pioneers and trend- setters who foresaw the:cre- ation ~oj..tp.e largest pleasure harbM ill the nation and the • preservation of one of the state's largest nature reserves. They were able to envision beautiful communities with · some of the best parks, beach- es, schools, glimmering shop- ping malls, libraries.and per.: forming arts centers in the state and nation. Now, as the new century has begun, perhaps it'~ time to quit reflecting on the past and look tow~d the future. , We see that future filled with many challenges and many pitfa~ut also with plenty t'O look forward to. Alld the· overwhelming theme w~ hear from our read.: ers is this: We must preserve our quality of life. As we see it, that worthy goal has sev~al face ts. Ensuring that Jo:Qn Wayne Airport does not expand and other alternatives for air trans- portation are found would be our first concern. Finding no solution to either of those dilemmas would be a dreadful blow to both New- port Beach's and Costa Mesa's · quality of lite. We hope a reso- lution can be found to that in the coming year. ~ Repairing the sagging school infrastructur~ would also be high dn our list. Voters here .will most ~ely get a chance to weigp in on that debate as Newport-Mesa school officials take their bond request to the ballot _box in the coming year. Next on our list would be . how to strike the appropriate balance between economic gr:owlli and the desire for citi- zens to live in peace and. har- mony. There is a way to do it; we just need the leadership at the local level to. get YS there. - Speaking of that, leadership would be our next priority. Newport-Mesa residents will get the chance this Novemoer to make important · decisl9ns as· to who their polit-.' ical leadership will be as the races for c;-ity councils, school board, state Assembly and Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives shape up. It is our hofte that Newport- Mesa will be blessed with 'leaders who eml:>ody the same -pioneering sp1nt that our fore- fathers had. That would make a nice start to the 21st century.·- · will be forced to move. That SOUNDS .FROM ~ th~ bo~om THE SOUTH , ~:~~ City shouldn't scramble to approve Projects demonstra- tion, some Anaheim Hills residents also learned the truth about El Toro. It's a bad deal for many of us. Maybe the county could have pulled this off 20 years ago, but there are now thousands of us • living under the proposed flight paths. The county seems to have no problem deciding to place an airport in an area where the , affected residents don't want one. MIKE BARON Aliso Viejo The •scaled dbwn • airport proposal as structured is signifi- cantly Oawed in the assumption that there will be nighttime cur- fews .employed, similar to John Wayne Airport. As usual, the orth Orange County cities, along with the three majority county Board of Superviso.rs, are ~ not listening to the only gov-· ,,,,.,....~.uuaentaJ agency that can impose such restrictions -the Federal Aviation Administration. And they have made it quite cleat on nu.merolli occasions, that it is thelr policy to not allow those restrictions. This policy was specifically adopted ip response to the restrictions imposed at John Wayne Airport and the resultant·complaints from the air- line industry. Short of congres- sional action to mandate a cu.rt few, a prospect that is highly unlikely, pr9ponents of su~h a proposal continue to pipe 6.ream. As a former longtime Newport Beach resident who now resides in south Orange County, I am as • opposed to an .expansion of John W~yne Airport as I am to a com- mercial airport at El Toro. It is . extremely unfortu11ate that New· port Beach and Costa Mesa took the environmental brunt of an ..expanded John Wayne, imposed on them by the county Board of Supervisors at the time, and now live with the aftermath. But two wrongs do not make a right. It is time for Newport Beach and C~ ta Mesa to get on board with South County in finding alterna- tive solutions to a regional airport system using the existing, full- oapacity airport at Ontario, a com- munity that has welcomed airport " eKMnsion. · Those options are there, and if Newport Beach and the other " North County cities can get . beyond "the politics,· then maybe the win·win solution can .be acbieved. GARY THOMPSON Rancho Santa Marganta T he ability of the Greenlight 'Ifaf- fic Control Initiative to gather sufficient qualifying signatures with such rapidity bodes well for its ultimate approval at the polls (MGreenlight group wants special election," Dec. 29). In respoq.se, I expect that political pressure from developers will increase exponentially, pushing the C.ity Council to approve - their 11 huge pending projects before the initiative comes to the polls. The C ity Council should either make a comrnitrnent_!_lot to approve any further large developments before the Novembei: 2000 election or approve a special election. If they scramble to approve these projects before voters can decide the fate of Greenlight, they will be thumbing their noses at the voters in this city. SUSAN SKINNER CAUSTIN Newport Beach Renew leases at mobile home park Peninsula residents associations from McFadden Square east to the Wedge have expressed their collective support for long-term renewal of leas- es for the American Legion as well as for the mobile home owners and ten- ants at Marinapark on the bay. We live in a delightful and very public area, which we happily share with tourists, day users and business- es. Unhappily, and of necessity, we also are beneficiaries of 60% of the police department's MAILBAG patrol budget. i::or public access, the perunsula otters five miles of public ocean beach, but only a half dozen bayside beaches, including the three blocks between 16th and 19th streets. There ~ existing public areas betWeen 16th and 18th streets, and between the bay and Balboa Boulevard, not just Marinapark. Along the boulevard we have a playgrollt'ld, four public tennis courts, a basketball ·court, the Neva B. Thomas Girl Scout House, a community services multi.use building and a public }Sarking lot. Along the bay, there is a wide beach, which is accessible to the public from 16th, 18th and 19th streets, and in l;?etween, from a public walkway alpng. the entire length. The beach is home to the so-called 16th Street Sailing Base, a newly christened 18th Street Salling Base and a public restroom and storage building at 19th Street. Between these two public and very accessible strips is the site of the unobtrusive and equally accessible mobile home park. The city needs revenue for salaries and benefits and.,if there's any money left over, for repair of the decaying infrastructure all over town. We don't need more space for the nonspending The entrante to Marlnapark mobile home park on the Balboa Peninsula. public, nor do we need to give up rea· sonably productive resources such as Marinapark or the American Legion Post 291, which make no d emand on city services. Both of these uses pro- vide or do not obstruct use by the public. Moreover, we don't n0(>d a 16- building, two-story, 157-room resort, with bar and restaurant and a pie-in- the-sky business plan on the site. TOM HYANS Newport Beach Jobs and the Economy and Airport Working Group. MARTIN A. BROWER Corona del Mar library articles are missing the real story Something very critical has been overlooked in the flurry of articles about the "feud" between the Board of Ubrary liustees and the Library Foundation, and that is the ex:traordi-1\vo cities show their nary contributions made by the foun-money priorities dation ("Library foundation says agreement is lopsided," Jan. 4). The Your Dec. 14 front page was a strik-public enjoyed four wonderful ing example of the contrast between evenings With fascinating speakers Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. like Dominick Dwme during the fall In Costa Mesa. mothers are , Manuscripts Lecture Series. The foun- shown lined up with their children to dation m partnership with the library receive a Christmas toy from the has presented the Distinguished Share Our Selves Social Services Speakers Senes that featured Andy Agency. The agency wa!i...delighted Rooney, George Plimpton and other that this year it was able to hand out great speakers. Teens' lives are being gilts to 208 families after turning changed by the new Teen Center away 100 families last year. funded in part by the foundation. The In Newport Beach,~the City Coun-CD-ROM databases funded by the ci.l voted to give another $1.25 mil-foundation are in constant use. The lion to pro-El Toro airport activist foundation-sponsored book discussion groups so that they can throw more groups are well-attended every month. money into the endless pit aimed at All of this happens because of our · selling the county on the merits of an good donors and because of a dcdi- airport at El Toro. · cated and professional boa.rd of d.irec- Merry Christmas, Citizens for tors. The truth is, libraries have foun- H 0 W T 0 C 0. N T l C I Y 0 U I I E P I E S E N .T IJ I Y I S ERIC HUTCHISON pry Of NIWPOIO' llAOt ~ewport Be.'Kh City Hall. 3300 Newport Blvd .• 92663, (949) "44-3309 . ~JohnNoyes • c:o..dl: Gary Adams, Jan Oebay, Norma Glover, Tod Rldge-i ey, Dennis O'Neil and Tom Thomson QMST COMMUNITY COlUGI DISTRICT •b1strl(t Office. 1370 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa 92626, fT14) '12·5898 O..M:illor: William M. Vega ~-:--====·-Offtc9 2915-A hat St., Cost.a Mesi 92626, PT4>~5000 .. I '*" •1nt: Robert llf'bot ...-.. o.ne l!Mk. Judy Franco. Jim FerryrNn, Mltthl Fluor. ~ LllC& Slrtnil Stokes Md Oevfd lfOOks ,,..JXISB .... WAl9l NiMCT ....... ,_.Col&I _.tan, eMl)UMJOO JJll•::".~Mb ~hed ..... 9' DIN COSTA MESA SANITARY DISnUCT P.O. Box 1200. Costa Mesa 9262S..1200, ~14) 754-5043 9cNWd: Jim Ferryman, Art Peny, Arlene Schafer, Greg Woodside and Dan Worthington OAMIGE COUNTY llOAllD Of SWEltVISOM Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Centei ~b.za, Santa Ana ~701 • Jim Silva, 2nd District (Costa Mesa), (714) 834 3220 • Thom.s Wilson, 5th District (Newport Beach, Senta Ana Heights), (714) 814-3550 ORANGI COUNTY WM> OP EDUCATION 200 Kalmus Drlw, P.O. Box 9050, Costa Mew 92628-9050. (714) 966-«)00. Ellzat>.th D. Pmtr, member. Trustee Alea S. COSta Mesa. Newport Beach DON LEACH I DAA.V PILOT dations to better raise funds tor cnti- cal programs and materials that bene- fit the public. By law, our. audited financial statements are open to inspection by anyone in the commu- nity. These financial statements reflect spending ratios that are proper and well within the guidelines of other nonprofit foundations. The clauns of spending 50% to 70% on operating costs are simply false, and the origins of these figures are still unknown to anyone at the foundation. . Now is the 'time to focus attention on the real story. The real story is that a passionate, forward-looking founda- tion board established an endowment fund to support the library's Illdterlals budget in perpetuity. The real story 1S that committed volunteers organize programs and ask their peers to gwe. to the library. Theu hard work could go to many cduscs. but it doeS!l't. It goes to the library because they beheve m it. The recent press os undermirung those efforts. . On behalf of the foundation, I would like to personally thank each and every person who contributes precious tulle and money. It is gratifying to know you believe in what the foundation gwes to the library on your behalf. . -raACY KEYS Administrative Dtrector NE'wport Beach Public Library . Foundation " . . . . . . A 12 Thur.day, January 6, 2000 VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY • VOLUN1EIJt DIRECTO«Y runs perl· 0odic.ally in the Daily Pilot. If you'd like Information on 9!ft•09 your' °'9!nl· ,,__,....,=oon rrstect, all (949)"574'.-4228. . OASIS SENIOR CENTER Meals OJl Wheels volunteers are needed to distribute pre- pared dishes to home-bound seniors in the . Newport Beach area. The delivery time is between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. daily. For. more informab6n, call (949) 644-3244. OPERA PAOFIC The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance, a support group for Opera Pacific. has activities for volunteers. For more informa- tion, call (949) 474-4488. OPERATION CLEAN SLATE activities past 6 p,m. For more information, call Lori Glover at (949) 63J. .. 12l3.:_ ORANGE COUNTY CHAMBER ORCHESTRA The orchestra needs volun- teers to help sell tickets, staff social affairs, work ·the office and assist with mailing parties. For more information, call Gil Abrams al (949) 644-7019. ORANGE COUNTY CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION CENTER • The certter needs volu'nteers to work with higb-iisk families and children, providing weekly emotional support to families, infants and first-time mothers in their homes. OCCAPC is asking for a three-hour weekly conurutment. For more infor- mation, call (949) 722-1107. ORANGE COUNTY COMMUN ITV tant' and ~t~ellers. For more information, call t949) 574-7208. ORANGE COUNTY HOMELESS TASK FORCE The task fprre is reciuiting volunteers for the Interfaith Countjl Network to work one- on-one with homeless adults in a program on basic life skills. ror more i.nf onnation, call {949) 263-1774. ORANGE COUNTY MUSEUM·Of ART' Learn more about art cind share with your community by becoming a docent at the Orange County Museum of Art. A docent is a volunteer who guides adlilts and school . groups through the galleries and teaches about the muse- um's collections and exhibi- tions For more information, call (949J759-1122, ext. 204 .. I the care of shay and lo t aru- mal in the Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Corona clel Mer areas. For more informa- tion, call (949) 722-1357. " ORTON DYSLEXIA SOOETY ORANGE COUNTY BRANCH Volunteers are needed to teach reading skills, work on mailings and coordinate the adult group. Por more informa- tion, call (714) 999-0118 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. PAOFIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Operation Clean Slate, a Costa Mesa-based organiza- tion that focuses on graffiti pre- vention, needs volunteers to paint out graffiti and assist with other duties. For more informa- tion, call Michael Howard at (114) 435-0745. DEVELOPMEITT-COUNCrt -ORANGE COUNTY WORKS The Orange County Pacific Symphony Orchestra's Volun- teers m Education Opportuni- ties program needs volunteers to assist children in a variety of hands-on musical activities. Volunteers spend a total of six Saturday mornings with the children. For m1ormation, call (714) 155-5788, ext. 244. Volunteers are needed for a Participate in life manage· PEDIATRIC CANCER variety of functions. For inf or-ment and employment training mation, call (714) 839-6199. workshops as a success coach RESEARCH FOUNDATION PCRF rais~s money to sup· port the pediatric cancer research laborato'ry at lhe Chil- dren's Hospital of Orange County. It needs volunteers for a variety of duties. For informa- tion, call the main office at ORANGE COAST INTERFAITH SHELTER ORANGE COUNTY The largest family ~heller in FESTIVAL OF TREES the county needs volunteers The 1999 Orange County for its children's programs. lt Festival of nees needs volun- especially desires tutors and leers Dec. 2 through 6 tote tree- those who can take part in . sitte{s. North Pole Gift shop~- FITSTARI l ~r ~"'"on Personal Tro.ining "Your Fittuss Starts Here,, • Per$000f Satisfaction Guaranteed FREE • Ad-tonced Exercise Technology r..e~~at ~~) Ba,luJ,~~~ Scones • muffin. • 1>41Ury cro1s~nu Serving OiKlrich Coffee Live OaA/.Band Fri':4sl&4~rdays 8pm-11pm r.-----------:-i 1FREE1 I dn with purchase of coffee I L _ _!_ ~u.e_o~~!!?~•.!:., _..J • lntrofit Nutrition . • Facilities in Newport & Huntington Beach · • Licensed & Insured • Results Oriented Derek J. ·Archer Certified Tech & C.P.T. (714) 841-5900 Pager (714) 2_16-7501 Celestino's . quality MEATS . rile rrnesr M<'<ll wi<t ';<'rl'K<: Available &rvfni Costll Mtsa for ovtr 30 years I We offer ALL.NATURAL BEEF & CHICKEN I Bakr I Hr. @350 Chicken Breast Pork Chops Stilffcd Stuffed wirh C.ornbrcad, Crlcry & Onion' with Apples. Cmn~mon & All)picc $3.99 lb $3.99 lb AtU <Alnrlnoi MIUIIroom Wln• S.uct1 lo nt/Nr EntrH Yi Lemon Chickens $2.69 lb .. Lemon Garlic Tri Tips $4.99 l_b r,., ••r <AlntiMi R.um•"1 0-Hm Rk• with •nJ of tlHH Entrtu 1 I I I \ I I \ < I ' I /.'I 1 /I \ I I I \I' f I/ I 111 I I I I 11 l11r/.·,·1 \/, .11/11,1/ " , ; ., //, I 'I''''.'./,,.,,, ,, ,,,; I/, ,11/1,i//. " I • I' J I.,,, I' I, I '" /i,.,-I \ /1 , Ir/ 1 / ' l ('') /1 • I Frah &afood Delivn-e'J Daily El Toro Bravo Chip1 6 Tortilllu TamAu1 Delivertd Daily 32 Y4rittiu efHommuult &tHMfP Ct/atiH '1 Bufor T11rio Udo lFi C.111 lloir. Ht# Dtli PrHIKtl 270East17th St.. Costa Mesa. (948) 842-7191 (Hillgren Square) 9:00 to 7·00 Mon. -Sat. • 10:00 to 6:00 Sun. • t to foster youths ages 16 to 18. For' more information, call (949} 509-1451. ORGANIZATION FOR THE HUMANE CARE OF ANIMALS Volunteers are needed in (714) 532-8692. The distinctive cuisine of Majorca • a blend of the best of Spanish and Mediterranean flavors. Serving Lunch, Dinner &. Sunday Brurldl Tapas Paella VaJencianas Fresh Seafood Basque Style Grilled Meats Fine Wines &. Spirits 'i Live Flamenco and guitar music Friday. Saturday&. Sunday evenings 'f R~aiions: (949) 151-9396 I 000 Bristol North (between Buch &. Jamboree} N~ Beach, CA 92660 PRENTICE DAV SCHOOL The Prentice Day School is a state-acaedited co-educational day school serving the nee9s or children with ~ic lanmiage disabilities/dyslexia. Volunteers are needed in many areas. For information,call(714)538-4511 PRIME DYNAMICS Ptjlne Dynamics, a Newport Beach nonprofit organization for the 99 and younger set, needs volunteers for its pro- grams. f<or more information, call (949) 262-7300. PROJECT CUDDLE Project Cuddle, a nonprofit organization, serves the needs of abused, abandoned and drug-exi)osed children. In addition to office help and once-a-month, 12-hour, hoUine shifts, volunteers are needed for an auxiliary group, fund- raising committees and to help distribute sticke(s to stop babies being abandoned in dumpsters. The orga'nization also needs donated gift items for mothers and babies. Call (714) 432-9681 for information. PROJECT TOGETHER Project Together seeks adult volunteers to estal:)lisb a trust- ing one-to-orie relationship with children stressed from family problems and abuse. This component of the Orange County Health Care Agency's Children's Mental Health Ser- vices offers training and super- vision for the program. Many of the children are economical- ly deprived and victimS of neglect. For information, call Jonathwtat (949) 631-7540. Doily Pikil NAME CONTINUED'FROM A 1 which happened at about • 10:.CO p.m. at, tlie intersectib of Newhope Street and Warner Avenue -killea Nei>tor Ramirez Suasteg\ili 24, of Huntington Beadl; who was drivmg a Ford Mus- tang with several passen· gers. 1\vo of those passen- gers, Mana Reyna Cano, 28, and her 5-month-old boy, Brl· an Muyorido, also died. lWo other passengers were injured. M Witnesses said it• was. Suastegul who r&JJ a red light• that probably caused the accident, authorities said. ~ CALLS CONTINUED FROM A 1 the call, it wouldn't keep call- mg back.• Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar high schools both received phone cans Tuesday from baffled pa11- ents. Pa'I. Smith, who works in the attendance office at Corona del Mar High School, said normally the calls are received earlier in the day, between 4 and 6 p.m . "Naturally, H alarmed them mitially, • Smith s'aid. •1 think we had four phone calls, but there may have been oth{!r parents who knew it was a mistake. Our parents were very cooperative.• a: i .r ltlft, .!!!'I ut11111n ._ -;,,.,,," ~""' )m "'! H cJ11 ,SLl"rk !J<'li <J!lit/1 .._7,,.,,, H .!jln.1.• r)IJ u · dlft J / • Hodson Lighting Qu.lity Li1"tin' S.~ (or SO Year• Oprn Tuu.-Frl. 9-5, Sat. 9·• ,., 1510 Ntwport Blvd., C"1tsla Mtsa with Plush or Berbe IHIPERGO $5.99 Sq. Ft. ln,t .. llf"d for only $ 4.9900 ,., ... .,. . ""3.rc~ Based on 50 sq yd. Padding & lnstallatJon Included Shop I ;s Last ... \'ou'll Bl· ( ;Jad You Did! \ ;.u ·n · 'n cl ot : > • •,·_ .~o~$..~ CARPET DEPO'l1 t9 ~~O ~~c; Full Ltne of WOOi. & Sisal Carpotrng Available S~· . VINYL * WOOD ;. MARBLE *TILE 19th St j • ..• Ec5tion V of . S491*1t II. -\ . ' Thur$day, January 6, 2000 • Sports Editor Roger Cortson • 949...57 44223 •• QUOTE Of THfDAY ' ~ .. I've been encour9lg 1he girts to shoot tho bol more . Today they showed on ~ to shoot ": Eric Berg, Costa Mesa girls water polo coach Doi . P.;lot Bl lfl .. 1f1 ~~~~~od Will play in '00 ·SPORTS HALL OE FAME beginning in.September ':'ith HIGH SCHOO L SPO RTS · CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM DA McDONO .-·NeWpott Harbor • Fonner Sailor linebacker makes living helping things run smoothly, after wreaking havoc on football field. IJJ\RRY Fl\Ul.kNl·H 8-yard line with 1 :05 left in the third quarter, helping the Sailors. maintain a 14-9 lead. Sllli "JC was the only interception 1111111 of my career, so it was nice it D. an McDonough's job with a Costa Mesa-based management cons~ting finn f::alls for lum to help his clients' businesses operate more efficiently. Somewhat ironic, one might -say, for a guy who spent a noteworthy lugh school and college football career as a human wrench in the gears of opposing teams' offenses. A three-year varsity performer tat Newport Harbox; High and the • starting semor middle linebacker orrthe 1994 unbeaten CIF Southern Section Division V :champions, McDonough took his ;k.nack for creating ~~~~e~~h~~e~~ the '- ,San Francisco suburb 'of Moraga. But the physical toll of being -a catalyst for carnage -nerve came at an opportune time,• McDonough said. · The Friars took a 15-14 lead on a touchdown with 4:08 remaining, only to be overcome t;>y a 38-yard scoring toss from Harbor quarterback John Giordani to Mike Freeman with 2:27 left. From there, McDonough and the defense cemented the win, which gave the school its first section crown m 64 varsity seasons . McDonough graduated with honors with,a-Oegtee' in finance last spring and immediately returned to Orange County to take his current position. urugbt now, I'm just focused on learning as much as I can at my job and seeing where that takes 'me,• said McDonough, 23 and single. -1 use a lot of the things I learned . damage in his neck and shoulders - ·prematurely ended his _ playing career halfway Dan McDonough playing football at Newport Harbor, into his junior season with the Gaels. "It started with stingers (a ' ibooting pain in one's neck, iOmewhat similar to that ·experienced by striking the tunny bone) and got to the pomt where 1 would lose complete 'sensation in my arms· for hours at a time/' McDonough said. McDonough, a 6-foot-2, .220-pound two-year starter for ·Che I-AA program, said giving Op football became the obvious solution to his condition, which till generates pe(iodJc stiffness and headaches. :.: "When I was playmg, il 1 turned my head really fast, I'd get a stinger. That made my Oeasion to quit really easy." ,• There was nothing easy about ·'1Yin9 to move the ball with the former All-CIF, All-Sea View League and All-Newport-Mesa District standout patrolling the _ auddle. Mobile and t)oStile, the Dd.tly •Pilot Sports Hall of Fame l)onoree roamed sideline to '1ideline as the Tars' primary run stopper. He also saw spol duty at ttght end. • In the CIF title game victory ver Sevite, McDonough intercepted a pass at lu.s own . professionally.• McDonough, who attended several games during the 1999 CIF Division VI championship season, said be still takes great pride in being a part of the Harbor football program. "When you stop playing, yoll kind of graduate into a brgger family --the whole Newport Harbor community. "I have a lot of memories and a few stand out. But, most of all, I just enjoyed hanging out with the guys. We all had a good time together and everyone laughed and bad tun.• McDonough said he occasionally gets together with former teammates, as well as . Sailor products from.succeeding years, to play a friendly game of touch. "It's mainly guys just going out, throwing the ball around and having fun,• he said. Sometimes the postgame discussion turns to this season's title run (a 13-0-1 season) and how it affects the '94 team's place in Sailor history. "I think 14-0 is entmgh to set us apart,• be said. "We'll take the 14-0. Even it another team matches that, we'll alw.ays be able to say we did it first." e ntry of the T1mberwolves into league opponent, as five PCL schools dtd • In other football scheduling news, the varsity arena in all ~ports, last fall. . re1grung CIF Southern &:ction Division "We had a choice to play junior vars!· VI champion Newporf lforbor· wU1 open ending scheduling diffi<;.u)ties. · ty or varsity league· gdffies and our kids, the season 'agamsl Ordnge Lutheran. BARRY FAl l.J<NFR Northwood High Athletic Director Rick Curtis, also the first-year Irvine school's football coach, announced Wednesday the seniorless Tunberwolves will play Pacific Coast League schools m varsity football next fall. Tite decision, which coaches at loc PCL schools Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa and Estancia had all lobbied (or, eluninates the need to fill one week of the league football season with a non- parents and stall felt playing varsity The Sailor!> finished the regular season -would help us in the long run: Cuttis ranked No. 2 m Orange' County, while said the Orange Lutheran, up~et m the Divi- Curtis said th~ school •. which fielded sion XJ quarterfmdh, Wds No. 4. varsity teams in girls cross country and Orange Luth('rdn will repldce guls tennis, would compete on the varsi-Orange, which opted out of the hnal year ty level in all sports, beginnmg next fall. of its contract Wlth the Sailors. He also said the school deeded to play a The Tars will also play Dana Hills m varsity l>oys tenru.s schedule Uus spring. Week 4, after Glendord elected not to A. tentative PCL football schedule, renew the contrdcl. expected to be approved by league prin-Cypress repldces Manna as CdM's cipals, will hdve Northwood meeting season-open.mg opponent and Costa Estanoa m Week 6, CdM m Week 7 and Mesa has repldced Week 4 opponent Costa Mesa m Week 10. Western with Ocean View. H I G ·H S C H 0 0 L G I R L S W. A T E R P 0 L 0 . DON LEACH OAA.Y Pl OT Estanda's Anna Rasmussen goes up to block a shot by Mesa's Ashley Wright Eagles' Jasmine Geider (5) looks on. . r\ Mesa rules these-seas • Mustangs romp, 17-2, in a game that ends with 2:04 left. JO!>FPH Boo Daly ltJI COSTA MESA -For the second consecutive yedf, Costa Mesa High's girls' water polo team defeated crosstown and Pacific Coast League nval Estanaa by 15 gcajs, 17-2 tlus time, in a bizarre game that bad ended Wlth 2:04 left on the clock at the Mus- tangs' pool Estancia goalie Anna Rasmtissen felt a twitch in her neck while attempt- ing to make a save on Costa Mesa's 17th goal. As a precautionary measure; the paramedics and the stretclier were brought out and the game ended pre- maturely. "She complained of a neck pain,• Es.tanda Coach Michelle Spanley said. ~we felt thl.s was in her best interest. There were also liability reasons we had to be aware of." Costa Mesa Coach Eric Berg of extstence. allowed Spanley to make the final call Estanod then tightened up its play, on endtng the game and both agreed allowing SL'< gOdl.c; m the second half. to the decision. But Rasmussen Rasmussen got most of her 11 saves in climbed out 'of the pool herself and that half, and Katie Menden scored vocally objected to the premature end. Estanda's only other goal m the fourth After wearing a neck brace and lying on a stx-on-bve. Estanoa falls to 2-2, 0-1. on the stretcher for a short moment, the #We came out ten e. We hnally paramedics left Wlthout her and she I started to loosen up in the second half. ultimately went to the hospital with her That's why our captain, Somer, wanted parents. . . t.pe final 2:04 left in the gdme. Even before the m)ury, Costa Mesa . Eight different Mustangs scored. (6·8, 1-0 in leagl\e) was determined to and Mesa goalie Casey Petersen was end the game qwckly. The Mustangs rarely tested, recording only three scored to goals in the game's first 10 saves. minutes Katy ~etersen, Shayne Kline "We've been focusing a lot on get- and Ashley Wnght Cdused most of the ting everybody involved,• Berg said, damage for Costa Mesa, combl.IllDg for • dDd we succC<'dcd toddy'·--... - 11 of the team's goals. MCJftC'COASJ~~- "I've been encouragmg the girls to . CosTA ~ 17, EsTAHCJA 2 shoot the bcll.l more,· Berg said. •Today Estancia O 1 O 1 • 2 they showed an eagerness to shoot." Costa M~ 6 5 4 2 • 17 When Somer Flaherty scored with Est.-nda. Flaherty 1, Menden 1. Saves: Rasmussen 1 1. • 2.31 left ii\ the second quarter, it was c:oste Mesa: K. Petersen 4, Kline 4, Wright Esldnc1a's flfSt goal ever against the 3. Mayo 2. Bayes 1, Martinovich 1, He1mnchs 1. Mustangs in the program's second }tear St~nhard 1 Saves: c Petersen 3. __;. _______________________________________________ -:-: . DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL .ATHLETE . OF THE WEEK HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER Estancia belts Ocean View, 6-0· •Her tough, all-around play led the Mustangs to first Costa Mesa Classic championship since t 992. TONY ALTOBEUJ - (> •Eagles ~ammer Seahawk.s in their final ~L tuneup. HUNTINGTON BEACH -Estancia High ruor r Tenon • cored three goa)s to help the Eagl conclud an unpr ve pre· P«Sohc Coast League campaign .wttb a fi·O nonleagu ooy.. occ r Y.in Wednesday at Ocean View. lm.ng Isla (two) and Esaul M ndoz (on ) lso scored for 1hc win'"" nc.rs, playmg th u first game me 0 . 17. Estancia keeper Hilario Arriega wa not required tom k ft v to record the shutoUl-1>f the Seahawks. • Estancia (6-1-1 )."'1hich opens PCL p1'1~· Friday t4 er ·town nval Co ta Mesa, has outscored opponen 50'"4 thi .. 82 lhurtdoy, Jonuory 6, 2000 HIGH SCHOOL SOCCll Mustangs bone up for a : test I • Mesa takes a beaten path searching for success. .J~P.PH Boo rd,fb •Tu.Di's our most tdlented playe.r, 11 Dwm said. With him and (senior co-captain Jose) Perez, we have two very stropg central midfielders. "P. I IV 11 W cma-.a ....... IGC\:& GK Jose Perez Sr. GK Justin Schoettler Jr. 2 Cesar Porcayo Sr. ·3 Chasen Marshall So. COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa's boys soccer team could have chose an easier way to get ready for tho Pacific Coast League season. lt could have ., played some patsies, pad out its record and use that to intim- idate opponents. The Mustangs are getting key contributions from under- classmen. Freshman Zack Powell and sophomore Billy Lund were impressive in the starting lineup. Sophomore Chasen Marshall has seen time as a starter, and RYan Denman 4 Jonathan Contreras Jr. 5 Fernando Arias Jr. 6 Alfdandro Vazquez Jr. 7 Ruben Rodriguez Sr. ,, Instead, the Mustangs decided to take on Wood- bridge, Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach, which is as fun as walking barefoot on glass. Costa Mesa' got out of the preseason 2-7-2, but it feels ready. "We've done really well. 11 Costa Mesa Coach Mike Dunn said. 'We had a very, very dil- ficult preseason, but that should help us." The key for the Mustangs is putting a whole team on the field. The, Ou bug has kept Cos- ta Mesa from fielding its nor- mal lineup so far. One player who1s not sick, but won't play with Costa Mesa until Jan. 19, is junior midfielder Trini He111ahdez. A dub player, he has played one game with the Mustangs so far and is currently in Mexico. . JENNY CONTINUED FROM 81 has also contrib~. . Statistically, it is sophomore forward Mike Gardiner who has been eye-popping. Com- ing Qff the bench, Gardiner leads the Mustangs in goals scored. He and junior Louis Day backs up a veteran attaclt'led by senior Edson Cruz and junior Josh Feldman. Seojor co-captaln Cesar Porcayo is the returning starter at goalie. He will have a strong backup in junior Justin Schoet- tler, who is a transfer from Arroyo Grande. The defense is led by seniors Jose Pacheco, Brian Dunn and David Jenkins. Greg Gonzales is the sweeper behind them. Alejandro Vazquez, I Edson Cruz Sr. 9 Jose Pacheco Sr. 10 Josh Feldman Jr. 12 Brian Dunn Sr. 13 David Jenkins Sr. 14 Billy Lund So. 15 Jose Perez Sr. 16 Zack Powell Fr. 17 Greg Gonzales Sr. 18 Louis Day Jr. 19 Ryan Denman So. 20 Mike Gardiner So. 21 Michael Armstrong Jr. 22 Trini Hernandez Jr. Coach: Mike Dunn Jonathan Contreras, Francisco Arias, Ruben Rodriguez and Michael Armstrong round out the team. "Once we get everybody back, I think we'll be OK,'' Dunn said. ln lbat 54-42 Win agaiilst the Spartans, Earnest used her • ..,.. ,. 1,, 1'112 speed and quickness against · 11 1 Iii ~ some bigger players and scored Mectl 21 points, while holding with rival Estancia on Friday. = s-fOot-1 6-foot-2 center Lauren Yabon to "We're gonna really need to .,_.~tNilMdlill only four tirst~aH points and 15 play consistent when league Pwlllcn: ~ for the game. begins." Earnest said. •our f«ward ln the tournament, Earnest younger players might be :::S.:"..::Uc...,. _ _._... averaged 13 points, 5.5 nervous gomg up against our ..,_.. ......_-"'Tht ....,... rebounds, 2.2 assists, 2.5 steals rival school, but it should be fun." ... ....._. -Miii -g'"*•• die and two blocks a game, All Mesa bas to do for Calta Mesa Clalc 1111t _.. earning all-tournament honors. jnspiration on consistency is = ~--ti.dW::, = «r.ll'9d "She does whatever I ask of look back to the Costa Mesa ~mi.~ Of .n. c.-. Mela her," Weeks said. "She'll play Winter Oassic, where Clallk. won by the Mustangl. ~ guard, power forward, swing Consistency was the name of °""' VIiia Partt. On ~. Eemest forward; wherever we need Mid MIMiGn Vlejo's top...,.,~ h h 'll be th ' ~ the game. · O'DOnohuit '° 12 points In the er. s e ere aor us. Pour games, four convincing semlflNll. 1n the flnels.. ttt. l'9ld \1111• Perhaps the most amazing wins, one happy team. •we Pwtc's top tcONr, uiur.n v.bon. to tour thing about her week is that played so well fOr those fll'S&-helf points~ 15 points owr.il Earnest has been battling the games,• Earnest said. "Usuahy Dllj 11111 worldwide flu bug the past two tea.ms Will bave a down game CollectorjpMS~.wriisoo-s weeks. during a tournament, but we Earnest, a co-captain on the didn't. It was really a great team, along with Nancy feeling winning that thing. That's how we have to Hatsushi. tnes to make sure that one of them play for us to be successful tn league." stays on their game at all times. In those four.games, Earnest provided timely "We try to make sure that one of us stays in offense and a smothering defense against her control of the game and maintains the teropo we opponents' top players, while saving her best play need to win," Earnest said. "U I'm nof playing for the bigger games. • well, Nancy will step it up for us and if she's In the semifinals against Mi.sfilon Viejo, Earnest down, I'll try to step it up." went up again.st the Diablos' top player, Meghan Earnest also maintdlDS a leader mentality at O'Donohue, and toolc her completely out of her home as well, being the oldest of l)VO children. game. After scoring 23 and 22 points respectively "I have an 11-year-old brother, named Cbtis, • in her previous two games, O'Dooohue was held she said with a laugh. ·He tells everyone that be to 12, including zero in the fourth quarter as the . taught me everything I know." Mustangs won, 70-58. When she's not battling on the court, Earnest •Jenny is a real team player,• Coach Jim enjoys drawing and.dDimation as a hobby. Weeks said. "She'll do whatever the team needs "I'm pretty good at rriaklng some Scooby in order to win, whether it's defense like in the Doo-type characters aqd 1 have created a few of Mission Viejo game or scoring points like against my own," Earnest said. "I'm really into computer Villa Park." animation as well." WIESTLING Tars lose to Irvine NEWPORT BEACH-New- port Harbor High's wrestling team opened its Sea View League season hosting power- ful Irvine, ranked No. 4 in the Orange County Coaches' Poll, and fell, 61-3. Bruce Lim won in the 119 weight class, 14-9, to give the Sailors (1-8, 0-1 in lMgue) their only win. DEEPS~ 1 LITTLE LEAGUE CMNLL registration billed for Saturday SCHEDULE TODAY •a.sketbatl College men • Cal Baptist at Vanguard Univenrty, 7:30 p.m. Coc-r'A MES C College W01Mn • Cll a~lst at ~ £. A -The osta Vangu.trd un~. 5:30 p.m Mesa National Little League High Khool girfs ·Irvine at Newport will be having registration Sat-= ~3:J.~ P~O: ,!:; : urday, Jan. 8 from 9 a.m. to 1 Estancia, 7 p.m. p .m. at Te Winkle School's • Socxier Boswell Hall. High school 511r~ne at Newport Registration is $80 per play-H•rbor. 3. 15 p.m .. Cofone del Mar at tA d $190 . f IAguna Beach. 6:15 pm .. Cost• Mesa 11t er an maxi.mum per am-~ Estancl•. 3:1 s p.m. ily. First-time players must bring utility bill and birth cer- tificate. • Wlltlr Poto High school girls -Newport Harbor· COrona del Mar Tournamem. University et COf'ona del M•r. 3:50 p.m., winner plays again at 6'20, lowr pl.ys again •t 7:10. rts HEAD Of THE CLASS .. Seniors rule at Estancia. COSTA MESA ~ If Estancia High's girls soccer team car .. pooled somewhere, room would be scarce since the Eagles only have ~ive players old enough to drive. The Eagles have 12 under- classmen .on-lhe varsity team. Half of them are freshmen. It would seem that Estancia would take a while in learning the high school go.me. Instead, it is 5-3, winning the consolation championship in the Magnolia tournament. "I think we'll be really com- petitive,• Estancia Coach Anton Striegl said. A big reason wlty · Estancia bas done well so far are the five seruors, Helen Flores, Mehgan Fay, Elizabeth Reynoso, Nerei- da Martinez and Becca Silva. Midfielder Silva has lit up the scoreboard &o far, scoring over half of Estancia's goals, with Reynoso contributing on offense as a forward. Pay has been solid on defense, and Flo- res, according to Striegl. has done a good job at goalie.· But the underclassmen still need to contribute, and they have. Of all the incoming fresh- men, dub player Ruth Chavero has impressed the most. "She's really aggresS1ve and has good ball sk:illS," Sbiegl said. Among the freshmen class, Amanda Abbott plays defense, while Karleen Curran, Dustinne Lau, Nereyda· Quin- tana join Chavero to form a young midfield. Maria Sanchez sees playing time at forward. Among the sophomores, Artis Reroolds has teamed up with Fay"'to give the Eagles a potent defensive duo. Reynolds plays out of the sweeper spot. Olga Estrada and A.l'ny ·Ippolito joins Fay on the def en- sive line, while Elicet Gonzales and Emily Lopez play in the midfield. Yvette Ramirez is Estancia's third forward. While the Eagles have got- ten off to a solid start, Striegl is wary about Estancia's league performance in the past. "-There were times --when Estancia would win its presea- son games, and then lose all its league games," he said. -by Joseph Boo PREVIEW GK Helen Flores Sr. 2 Elizabeth Reynoso Sr. 3 'Mehgan Fay Sr. 4 Nereida Martinez Sr. 5 Elicet Gonzales So. 6 Becca Silva Sr. 7 Amy Ippolito So. 8 Maria Sanchez Fr. 9 Olga Estrada So. 10 Nereyda Quintana Fr. 11 Amanda Abbott Fr. 12 Emily Lopez So. 14 Yvette Ramirez So. 15 Rath Chavero fr. 16 Oustinne Lau Fr. 18 Karleen Curran Fr. 19 Arlis Reynolds So. Coach: Anton Striegl JC WOMEN'S IASllTllLL 15~hi . a row : • Late run does in rival Golden West, 59-48. COSTA MESA -It's rfever an easy game against Qolden West College for Orange Coast's women'~ basketball team. Just ask Coach Mike Thornton. . "Because it's Golden West,•. Thornton said of OCC's shoot- ing woes in Wednesday's 58-49 Orange Empire Conference win over the Rustlers. •I've been trying to figure out why for the past 11 years. I'm geting tired of trying.• Whatever voodoo Golden West casts. on the Pirates, it wasn't enough to prevent them 'from their 15th win in a row, tying the 1992-93 squad for longest winning streak in school history. The· PUates shot a woeful 24 % from the field, but were saved at the free-throw line, . outscoring the Rustlers, 23-8. "I try to tell my players to relax and to let Ute game come to them, but when we play Golden West, something hap- pens," Thornton said. "The way we played in the first half, I thought we shOuld have been down by 20! 1 Lucky for the Pirates (17-1 ; 1-0 m OEC) Golden West shot only 33% from the field, including 9 for 35 m the first half, keeping the game close . · Karyn Fierst and Melissa Lewis led the Pirates' ".attack.• Fierst had 14 points, whil~ Lewis added 10 second-half pomts, including 8 for 8 from the charity stripe. Golden West (13-3, 0-1} led, 24-23, at half and 45-40, w'ilh eight minutes remammg, before OCC finally got some· thing going. The Bucs outscored the Rustlers, 19-3, in those final eight minutes to pull out the win. -by Tony Altobelli JC MEN'S BASKETIALi OCC -whips Rustlers· 4 • Hagedorn steps up and leads Orange Coast past Golden West, 84-791 for first conference victory. COSTA NIESA -When his team, and Hagedorn hit Orange Coast College's David four three-pointers. Castleton graciously deferred It was the three-point shat the limelight, Chad Hagedorn that gave OCC (12-4, 1-0 in was more than willing to step up. conference) the lead in-the s~c:.- The 6-foot-4 freshrrian for-ond half. After a 42-37 halftime ward scored 27 poi,nts and deficit, the Pirates bit five grabbed nine rebounds to lead three-pointers, three of them in the Pirates to an 84-79 win over a 14-2 run. Golden West Wednesday night It was that run and a 14-0 at Coast in the Orange Empire spurt in the first hall that stag• Conference opener for both. gered the Rustlers (5-1 t , 0-t ib "They took David Castleton conference). OCC had the out of the game,• OCC Coach biggest lead of the game at 12 Mark Hill said. HThey made points after the 14-0 run. other people beat them. We -by Joseph Boo have other kids who can score, --wz 1ra and Chad picked it up big ~ .... ~~1t:=,~.J:,4• tonight."· 0,wyy 4, ,..._., 4, ~ IS. Johnson 4, .' Castleton. who leads OCC Hendlr1on o. Gonza1., l ~~-ltogfn 1.~ l.Gotwllell. with a 21 .8 points per game Fouledout·~~>-n.Jomotl average, shot 4-for-15 from the ~ ~ ~ 27• easti«ton 1&. floor OD an Off night, but Still 8Mler 14, EUIOn 10. Eel! 5, ~ 6, c.nle< t, scored 16 points. Jeff Beeler ""f~ sgo.19'-~~~-;,~ and Dave Elliott also broke Nguyen 1, '"* '· ~ 1 double-digits in scoring. Elliott ~~:. ·~..., grabbed 13 rebounds to lead ...iflwne ·GoldenWm4.2·l7 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS HOOPS Eagles slip by Anaheim, 57-56 • Simco's free-throw, Maldonado's second-half spark, proves to be the difference for host Eagles. COSTA MESA -Estancia High senior Jason Simco's free throw with 12 seconds lert gave the host Eagles enough to bold off .Anaheim, 57-56, in a nonleague boys basketball game Wednesday. Estancia senior Darshaun Gamer paced the winners (11·5) with 19 points and what Coach Rich Boyce estimated at 12 rebounds. Junior Elisar Maldonado scored 11 points off the bench for the winners. HElisar played great," Boyce said. -•He was the key in the second half. We had no spark for this game, but he gave us some. 1 don't know if we were looking ahead to (Friday's Pacific Coast League opener at cross-town rival Costa Mesa), or what.~ Jesu5 Salcedo led the Colonists (10-5) with 20 points. Anaheim llllSSed a last-second shot to helo the Eaqles escape. ~~.Ovs -IMM• EsrAlllQA 57, AlwtlM ,. Arw~m • 1l 11 14 12 • 56 En.n<ia 11 16 19 11 • '1 ANihelm • Slk@do lO. l'ldlMY 12. Mtndou 14, ThorNs 8, Toms l . I-pl goelt-..... ~ 2. S.ktdo 2. btMda • <*ner 19. MakloNdo 11, Carmtll 9. Oleodl•r e, ~l9UeZ 6, Somco 4, Agull« 2, JI_.._ 0 • l-1)1, goelJ • Slrll(O 1, catltttll I. UM (CITACION JUDtCIAL) NOTICE TO CAOSS- DEFENDANT(S) (AVl90 • AcuMdO) JUdk::lal u1ted Ilene un pluo de 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS para pte&lntar una respoeaia eacrtll 1 maqulnl en LES FLEISHMAN, SOUTHPORT S 0 G,, INC BENEDICT OILANO, l<ULTIVAR, INC 100 oo.. 1 10 too lnduitlYe YOU ARE BEING SUEDBY~& COMPLAIHAHT: J:. 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Thi Con-Trtbvne. 322 ~ Uld DeacllAt: uactor and any IUbeon· Ave., eo.t.e Mna, c~ rcbrulaly 3, 2000 •• lractor under It thalt pay 92626 2.00 p.rn. not leas thall the •pec;I· Eva Sdlollz, 3221 Min· Placl cl BIO~ tied prtvalllng retea of ntaota Ave • Co1ta 0110. of Ol'9CtOi ol wegaa to d wM.el1 tm-Mesa, CA fne26 l'u•ctlalln), CoelC Com· ployed In the executton of Mlllll Ollon, 3221 Min· munlty COlttoe Olltrict itMI Conlract neaota Ave., Cott• OhJg ~D". 13"70 A:llllM No bidder may Mesa, c~ 92626 Avenue, Oocla Me.., CA withdraw any bid tor • TNI t>ualntsa la con-'~2tS26 penocs ~ lllCty (GO) day1 ~ed by • general Project ldentlllcetlon after 0. data 181 I« the pettnershlp N~me: Orange Cout oPenlng of blda. · Have you started doing Colle~ Alhletlo Fl91d be A ~~bond to*: tlUSlneu yet? No ADA Upgrade; Bid No. Ion Eva Scholtz 1807 9QJl of oontract Thia statement was Plaoe Blda are on Ille end at'8ll be In· the IOrm filed with the Coumy ond avala~ at Offlc:e of MC fOflh In the contract Clertt ol Orltfl08 County the Pllyalcal Fadlltlea ~~-lo· Section on 12-10-99 Coordlnator~Ardlth 22300 of the Public Coo-1MM81H21 f11d1y, Coast tract ,.,..,,_ ... _ 01lly PltOC Dec. 16, 23. Colkige District; 137 ~u,. contr8c:t 30, 1999, .Jan. 6, 2000 =·~~·~· ·o". E:,~lhe= . Th227 ('7U) 438-11673 to •ubstlMe ... Flctftlou1 Bualne .. NOT'CE IS HEREBY cuntles -fof &n)' mcinlts Name Statement QIVEN that the above· Withheld by the ~rict lo The fol!OWit)g pel'$Ms 1111med SdlOOI Dlstrtct ol ensure pertonnanca un· are doing buSlnesa aa; Orange County Celifof. der lhe c:onlt•ct LOAN ABC, 410 3151 rtla, !ICtlig by aod Each bid submittM In Stt98t, Newpoft Beach, thn:>UOh tta GoYem1nv r81POf1M to tt111 Notice c~ 92663 eoard, berehdler r• ahd contain{ •• I t>ld Sunburst Mortgage, rorredto&l"DISTRICT", :=inedeqUaesheeflng, (CA), 410 3181 Street, w~ recefve I.Ill to, bUt not equnng, anctme~. • r°'ot Na'Yport Beach, CA fQtet than the abov• IValent UIUU 92663 staled time, sealtd bids Ille Pf'l)lectlon Of Ufa and This business. Is coo-~ for Iha award of a con-limb In trenches and duded by: a corporation traet lot the r>rolecC de-e>pen e~tlon, Wl'lk:fl Have you started doing scribed as:· Upgrade ahatt conform to •P· business yet? NO mmps, sldawab end plicablt safety orders. Sunburst Mortgage,. seoung Governing lroerd Joh{) A. Giichrist. There w:• be a Ten 8Y Wltlf•m M. Vega, President ($10) non·••fundable ~·=:or. This statement was puyrnent rtqolred for Cohoe Dletrtct 'Y flied with the County ~ ~ d bid docu-Pl.lbll&Md Clerfl of Orange Couniy m8flls. Chedls should be i::.... ..... ,._J"8WP<>n8 OalallY on 12·10-99 ma<ie payable to Coaat ........ ~ta Mete 2000 111M113930 Community College Dis-Piiot January 8, 1\h2.e7' OaUy Pilot Dec. 16, 23, trlCll. 30, 1999, Jan. 6, 2000 Bids sna11 be received Fl ....... _ e I Th218 •111 the place Identified ... uuuUt UI nesa Actltloua Buelnua atxNe. *1CI those bid& Name Statement Ne-· s• ... --t .. ~11 be......-and_.._ The folloWlng persona ...... ... ...... .. Si•• "'"""·'-""". a~ business u : The f()tlowlng persons llQy read aloUd .. the .t.J.... bu , .. _ a.boVe-staleO time end A.IT, a C&Jl(omla are ........ 11 SN ... ss aa: General Partnership, t90 Inner Balance Alter· "''~oconsance with lht Newpon Center Or.. native Health Car&1 1831 ,,.,._...__ ..1 "-'"~'-1100, Newport Beacll, Orange Ave., Suite E, ~,.."",. "' ..._..,,,.,. CA 92660 Cotta Mua, CA 92627 ~ ~lnl...c.! ~ Mos Scala lntema· 08JYI lnde_&,.1_ 2 Ultimo, ""'""""' ~ u"' ..,....,,.., donal (CA) 80 Irvine, CA 9~0 r"""i""s that lht bidder • Inc., , 31 -... -•v Redhill Ava., Colla This business ls con-poaseas the loltowfng .... -..... by: an lnd".....,ual ClasalfltallOn of contrac-Mesa, CA 92626 .....,......., ...-au IOfls llcense 81 tile time James Lee, 190 New-Have you starteO doing tt1111 the contract 11 port Center Or., '100, business yet7 NO awarOed: Newport Beach, , CA Daryl lodes · Conlractor: A or B 92660 This statement was l:'teense Macara BonJa, 190 n1e<1 with the County PUBLISH· •--·-ry 6 Newport Center Dr.. Clerk of OrarlilG County · ...._... ' on 12·10-99 ~= and Janut.fY 13, ~~~~&WpOrl Beach, 19096813932 WALK THROUGH: Berrett C. Falt, 190 Dally Piiot Dec. 16, 23, Januaiy 19, 20QO al Newport Center Dr.. 30, 1999, Jan, 6 • .2000 10;00 a.m., Orange 1100, Newport Beactt, :::r Th2l9 Coast College Marn-CA 92660 Flcutlbue BualneH '8n8nce Faclllty on Mer-Kenneth M. Falt, 190 • Name Stetement rlmac Street, between Newport Center Or., The lolloWlng persons tfarPc>r Boulevard end 1100, Newpoft Beach. are dolnQ bullneu as; ~~ = Costa C~.i:= L Falt. 190 Publishing Sel'\/lces • N C D 'Co., 3505 cadlllac Ave., BIO DATE.: February 3, ewport enter r.. Suite H, Costa Mesa, CA 200Q at 2:00 p.m, •100, Newport Bea 92626 • SOARD DATE: CA 92680 . James R. Pawell, 1936 February 16, 2000 This business II •con· Port Seaboume Way, No payment shal. be ducted by: a general Newport Beach, CA roaae for wortt or mate11a1 partnership 92660 uocter ttie contract unleN Have you slarteO doing This business Is oon· ano until the ReQlatrar of business yel? Yes, oucted by: an Individual ~ veilfles to 12-.30-94 Have you •tarted doing me DISTRICT ttlat a. James lee bualnasS yet? No cotffRACTOR was Thi• statement was Jamet R. Pawell propet1Y lk':ensed at the filed wl1h tile County This statement wee lime Ifie contract was Clerk of Orange County flkld with the County awarded. Any CON· oo 12·10-99 Cler1t ·ot Otange County TA ACTOR not 10 1"91113111 on 12-10-99 . licensed Is sutltect to Dally PlloC Dec. 16, 23, 199116113141 penarues undef the law. 30. 1999, Jan. 6t-~ Dally PllOI 0ec. u;, 23, I! tho lloense dual· rn;a-.s 30, 1999, Jan. 6. 2000 _ • !~G~':' !ttrtln-FICthlOue Busl,.... -Th220 ~Y contra~o/ 88 ':: Name St.mment ACthlOua Buslnus filled In Section 7058 of . The lollowtng PB~. Nam. Statern.nt 11te Califomla &slnela are ~ buslrieaa as. The following persons ~ trote~111°::; ~i>eo ~ f:.~ ar.:i~ ~r'~:r~n. awar~Connct for =ort Qeach, CA 2030 Goldeneye PlaC:e, this Wortc lhall 119811 con-u ....i.. Movement Inc. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 • 5tnlc:t a majolily of the (,.~, 1080 Irvine Ave.', Robert M. Bradley, Wortc In acx:ontanoe With ~ 2030 Goldeneye P1aoe, . • NjtWPQrt Beach CA "-·ta Mesa, CA 92626 the ptovfslons of Calfor-meeo . ""'° n Io Bus In e u • n d Thia blJslness 11 000_ This business Is oon· Pro I e u Ion 1 code ducted by: a COIJ)Ol'lltlon ducted by: an Individual Seo1iofl 7059. Heve you started doing Have you started doing All Wortc must be oom· buslntst Y9l7 Yes business yet? Yes, j)l&l'ed within 60 con-June 1982 ' 11~~~M. Bra;<fley ;:u=· ~ ~ Magic Movement. Inc., This statement was complete the Wortc Wlltlln ~ Bums, filed With ~ County the time set foi'th hefeln Thia itatemenl was Clerk of O!".,..ge County Wlfl result In Iha lmpoei• filed with ttle County 00 12·10-99 ~:. t. = ~ ~~-~o-~ranoe County Daily~~~~~ t11y, tn the 8l110\#lt eet 180t&l1D:Z2 30, 1999, Jan. e. 2000 f1Qf11~~ "lnlonnetiorl Dally PllOl Dec. 16, 23, ~ , Th22l __,,,.-F1ctlilou1 Bu.alneee Each bid must~ 30• 1999• Jan. 6• 2000 Name Statement nnd be re&f)ONM to the Th224 The folbN!ng pel'90l\S •:ontracl documenl1. Flctttlou• Buelneu are doing l>Usinea& u : Each blOder shall IUbmlt, Nam. St9tement Al'Qi8f:!c:ian Siik Screen qo the form fumllhsd The lollowing P8flOtll and Graphics, 3606 wltl'I the con4rac:t doat-are doftlo buslrie99 as: Pendleton St., Santa monts, a list of the SPEET CONSULT!~~ Ana. ca 927a. l>loposed a~ 5143 E. Mertta Ln., R:, CMs Kubloek. 2l11 CHI ttlis p<Of8d II re-Anaheim. CA 82887 Cheatnut !-.."...e_·J. long 11111red by Iha &Ailenlna Juon t..eorel, 5143 E. Beach, ca WIM' nn<I SUbconlfactlng Farr Merfla Ln., tE, Anat*nl, Ryan Bryant, 2261 ,,,actlces Act. GOvemJ CA 92887 Lomlna Ave.. Long rnent Code Section 4100 TNI busln8sa Is eon· Btactl, ea 90615 ''' aeq. due:led•bv: an lndNldueJ This bualness Is con· Each Bid shall be ac-Have you 81ertad dOlng ~ by. 8 general wmpanled by a Clfltllad ~ y.r? No partn.rah"' v' cashl9(1 ~ or bid Juon l.8ufel '..., bond In an amount net Thie etalenlenl wh HM you atarted doing iesa than 1tn percent filed with thtt County ~~ (10%) of tile •'°'81 bid Oleftr of Ol'8l1gt CountY Thie ttalement waa 11rtoe, payable_, the Dia· on 12.1o.ee nled with the County Su.If ace T edll'lofoOies. 17150 N1whope 91., Fountain Valley, CA 92708 Mallhew Musick , 21642 Hooeyauckle St , Trabuco Canyon. CA 92679 This business ls con· ducted by· an lndMdual Have you •tarted daing business yei? Yet, 12nol99 Matthew Muslcil This statement was Hied with the Coun1y Clerk 01 Orange County 00 01 -04·2000- 20006815703 Daily Ptlol Jan, 6, 13, 20. 27,2000 Th271 Ff ctJtlou1 Butlneu Name Statement The loltowlng person~ are dqlng business as: DAN DUMAS CON· STRUCTION. 20122 Midland Lane, HOnl· lngton Beach. Calif. 92a..6 . Dan All11n Dumas, 20122 Mldiand Lane, Huntington, Beaeh. Calif. 92648 This business is con· ducted by: an fndMdual Have you started doing buslne~s l8t7 Yes, 5·90 Dan A,-l;lUIQ.as This statement was nted With lhe County Clerk of Orange County °" 01-04·2~ .. ,uuvaql 5699 Dally Ptlot Jan. 6, 13, 20, 27,2000 Th273 Ficdtloua Buelneae Name Statement _The lollowlng persons are doing business as: Claremont Assisted LMng LLC, 3195·C1 Air- port l oop, Costa Mesa, CA 9~ Newport '-ssisted Uv· Ing, Inc., (CA), 3195·C1 >i_rrport Loop, Costa Mesa, CA 92660 This business Is con- ducted by: a corporation Have you staned doing buslneu yet7 No Newport Assisted liv-ing Inc., Craig S. Et<lhegoyen, President This statement was .llkld wittl lhe County Clerk of Orange County on 01-04-2000 20006815702 Daily Pilot Jan. 6, 13, 201 27,2000 Th274 Fictitious Bualneaa Nem• Statement The following persons are doing business as: a) R.B. SPORTS TORE.COM, b) YAHOO SPORTS EQUIPMENT.COM, 351 catallna Dr.. Newport Beach, CA 92663 Alicia M. Richards, 351 CataUna Dr., Newport Beach, CA 92663 Thia business Is con· ducted by: an Individual Have you started doing business yet? No Allcla Richards This statement was fifed Wilt\ the County Clerk of Orange County on 01-().4,-2000 20006815726 Delly Pilot Jan. 6, 13, ~. 21.~ooo Th276 ACtltloua BualneH Name Statement The following persons are doing business as: EXH.AUST DYNAMICS, 711 W. 17th St .. C·10, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Larry Winlam Pacini, 711 W : 17th 61., C-10, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This business Is con-. ducted by: a hmlled partnership Have you started doing business yel7 No Larry W. Pacini, Gen· eral Partner This statement was fikld wilt! the County Clerk ~ Orange County 00 01-04-2000 20006815691 Dafly•f>ilot Jan. 6, 13, 20, 27, ~000 Th277 FlctltJou• Bu1lneH Name Statement The lollowlng persons are doing business as: FULTON MEDICAL GROUP, 861 Dover Drive, Newport Beach, Callfomla 92663 OBC Enterpr1ses.i. 1~ .. (OE), 25032 Luna tj()Olfa Olfve, Laguna Hiiis, Call-fomla 9~53·5647 Thia business Is con- ducted by: a OOl'pofatlon Have you started doing business yel? NO 080 Enle_rprt'>Gs, Inc • Beuy L. Olstad, Vice President Thts statement was flied With the County Clerk d Orange Co\M'lty on Ol-04·2000 20006816121 Dally Pilot Jan. 6, 13, 20, 27, ~ Th26t rlet aa a~ that , ..... 1_, ""-f1t _. <>ran-Cou""' the bidder, W "9 .-..i o.uu PlloC Dec. 18, 23 ...,. "' .,.. '"1 11 accepled,"''ihaii ;ta,~'1m. Jen. e, 2000 '<?"' 12·t0.~llMl1a.1ti promptly elltC\lle the Th225 DallY Piiot Dec. 1 e. 23, ~lumlat!•aec-FICthlOUi luilt*e 30, lot&, Jan. e, 2000 Flctltloua Bualne11 1~ract0fy f:allhlul hr· HMM ~ Th222 Nam. Statement tormence Bond In an The IOllOWlng peraona ..,.,......._ 8 ,........... Thi lolloWlng persona , 11m()Ul'lt not feat'*' one are ~.. ... ..-"""'uvue ua ·-• •rt dOloo buslneas e.: t;undlwd pereent (100%) PCM 2!01 Name Stee.ment Apollo "l'revel, 351 Old :::,.~ .~.::. C Hal'l>Ol . B vd., ' Coe11 The hJllowlng pereona Newport Blvd , f<474, lo"' amount not 1111 ~CA92828 ~A~~~ Newport Beach, Ca. tMtl ant hundr9d par-527 wan~ 15 L.allnll, IMna, CA ~lctl&Rf Atonlo, 147 ~1=(100%)~ ~~ Puente. 91744 ., 92814 112 Virginie Pltcit, Coata ...... • .... ""''-' Thlt buelnetJ la con-Dallld Aot>lneon ShlA•. Mela, Ce. 8.2627 c:ur11 tta 9¥idtndng ducMd by' an ~ I & Latina. IMot, CA Tllil bUllnff• II oon Ill.lit h raqulNd tneur-Haw yoU • ..,_, dO!ng 828t4 due1ed f>y. an lndlvklual ~ II In ~ In l'9 ... --.... _,., Yu 0.:. Thie Mlr1MI la oon:-u--...,,, 1tal1ed dol"" JttlCJUnlt"' IOrfl In l'9 ~1 '199t · duoted by; an lndMClual ......... •-.,., ~ coodlllo1 .. In l'9 lo!.111 Pf11iiP MolMr The feoltnt'ht oom· ~~ ~ °' ....... to .,..., Thia •t.rntnt WU mtnCed lO b'ana8Ct bull• Thll tlale'™'nt wH l11ic> "' connct end ... tlltd wllh the (:our1ly ... undar h flc:tlllOUB ., """ ltMI County ~ tha :tJ:: ctocu-Clitftt of Otttngt County bu11neea ~or narntt Ctrfl of Of.not County :;"".;. IUd'llelltel!!ld.~ on 12·10-~ ... tMIM ~ ~· No on 12·1~ ..... 14111 t,~'~':::':': Delly"°' 0ee •• 1el.~ Thia 8*ement wa• ~ Piiot 0ac 1e. 23, ._.,..Md..._ twougt1 30. 1"8, "-" ... ~ ~:"'on::.= ~. 1M. Jtn. e.,.: tl'lf:....,_. fl8llod • Thm on 12·11·99 NM\e Stat9ment Name St• .. tMnt The IOlloWlng l)tl'SOOS The IOllOwlng peraoris ere doing busli\ns u are dolog buslnus as· OUICK-N·SAVE, 821 K.C. STRATEGIES. 23 w. 19th Slreet, Costa Montpt lller, Newpor1 Mesa, CA 92627 8"ch, CA 92660 Spanan Enterprises, Kenneth J Cosgrove. LLC, (CA), 621 W 19tti 23 Mootpeftler. Newpot1 Street, Cotta Man, CA Beach, CA 92660 92627 l?\Ts "Qutr~a ~ C()fl• This bustoess Is COO· dueled by· an Individual ducted by: Limited Have you atarced dOlng Uabllity Co bustness yet? Yes, Have you statted dOlng 10/15199 buslne.s yet? Yef, Kenneth J Cosilrove 411198 Thia 11atemen1 was Spanan Enterprises, nled with the County LLC, Robert J, Legate, Cle!X ot Orange County Au1h.-Agent, Mgr. on 12-28·99 This statement was 19996815203 filed with the County Daily Piiot Dec. 30, 1999, Clerk ~ Orange COun!y Jan. 6, 13, 20. 2000 on 12-14·99 Th259 Daily Pilot ~~4~r. Flctltlou• ButlneH 30 1999 Jan 6 2000 Neme Stetement ' • · . 'Th229 The following pel$005 are d6ing business as· Fictitious Bu1l,,,s• CJ Erite(lalnment, 28 Name Statement We1s1one, lrvlrie, CA The following pet'IOl\s 92604 are doing business as: Cozby J. Roland, 26 White Box Tectinolo-Wetstone,.. Irvine, CA gies, 10341 Geraldine 92604 Road, Garden Grove, CA This business Is con· 92840 ducted by: an lndlVldual Jerald Scott Neuman, Have you started doing 1~1 Geraldlne Road, business yet? Yes, Gard1m Grov e. CA 11/1/99 92840 Colby J. Roland Dana AM Neuman, This statement was 10341 Geraldine Road, flle<l with tt\e Coun1y Garden Grove. CA Clert\ of Orange County 92840 on 12·28·99 This business ls ¢On· 1999&815196 .ducted by: husband _and Dally Pilot Dec. 30, 1999, wile Jan. 6, 13, 20. 2000 Have you'started doing Th263 business yet? No Fictitious Businest Jerald Scott Neuman N S This statemeot was ame tatement filed with the County The following _persons Clerk of Orange County are doing business as: on 12-14·99 Heston Fine Art Fram- 19"6814166 Ing, 489 20th Street, Dally Piiot Dec., 16, 23, C6sta Mesa, CA 92627 30, 1999, Jan. 6, 2000 Lon Chrlslopher Th230 Heston, 489 20th Stree1, -::r.....,,.,,,---,.,.--,....---Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Fictitious ElutlneH Betsy Heston 48ll 20th Name Statement Street, Costa Mesa, CA The following persons 92627 are doing b\lsiness as: This business Is con· Accent on Care, 2057 ducted by: hu.$band and Port Bristol Circle, New· wife pon Beach, CA 92660 Have you starced doing A Aellremeni Uvlng business yel7 Yes. Referral Agency, !CA). January 1999 2057 Port Bristol, New-Betsy Heston port Beach! CA 92660 This statement was This bus ness is c,on-filed with the . County ducted by: a oorporauon Cieri< of Orange County Have yCN started doing on 12·28·99 b.islness yet? Yes, • 19996815167 1111/99 Daily Pilot Dec 30, 1999, A Retirement living Jan. 6, 13, 20. 2000 Referral AQ!'ncy, Wendy Th282 Krussman, President • Fictitious Business Thi$ statement was Name Statement file<l Wittt the County . Clerk of Orange County The following persons on 12·14·99 are doing business as: .19996814162 KENTEK1 426 WOOd· Dally Pilot "'--16 23 land Pta<le, Costa Mesa, """'· ' ' CA 92627 30. 1999, Jan. 6, 2000 p I N K ~" I 426 Th231 au . e ....... e , · , Woodland Prace, Costa Fictitious Bu•lness Mesa, CA 92627 Name Statement This business Is con· . The following persons ducted by: an fndiVldual are doing business as: Have YOIJ started doing SUSAN SHOOK & AS· business ye17 No SOOIATES, 615 Danna Paul N. Kenctlel Avenue1Corona del Mar, This statement wall California 92625 med with the County Susan Joanne Shook, Clerk of Orange County 615 Dahlia Avenue, Co-on 12·28·99 rona del Mar, Calllomla 19996815202 92625 Dally Pilot Dec. 30, 1999, This business Is con-Jan. 6, 13, 20, 2000 Oucted by· an Individual Th261 Have you started dOlng STA ft:Mt:N f OF business ye!? Yes, ABANDONMENT OF _o=~~9: Shook USE OF FlCTITIOUS This statemenl was BUSINESS NAME riled wlttl the County The lofloWlng person(•) Clerl< of Orange COuniy has (have) abandoned on 12-14·99 the use of th& flCtltlous • 19996814184 buSl.neas name: Dally Pilot Dec. 16, 23, MO{llA LISA HAIR STU· 30, 1999, Jan. 6, 2000 010, 1548 Adams Ave., Th232 #E, Costa Mesa. CA _,F.,l'-'c""tlt""lo-us"""""B::-u-aTI""---.-92~6 FlctlllOus Business Name Statement name referred 10 above The following persons was flied In Orange are doing business as: County_ 00 11112197, T.R. Steele & Company, FILE NO. 19973739338 240~ Harbor BIVd., 1204, Punllp a Btlavllai, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 l 9662 Westwlnds Lane Vincent T homas H Un Be ..... cA' Sleele 2402 Harbor un gton a""· ' 92646 Blvd., '204, Costa Mesa, This business is con· CA 92626 ducted by: an lnoivklual This business )s con· Puntlpa Bnavilal • ducted by: an Individual This statement was Have you started doing meet With the County business yet? Yes, Cler11 ol Orange County Nov. 1994 121'17199 Vincent Thomas Steele on • 19996814510 This statement was o~n Pllol Dec. 23, 30, flied with the CounlY I Jan 6 13 2000 Clerk of Orange County • · ' ' on 12·10-99 Th249 19996818956 Flctltloue BuslneH Dally Pilot Dec. 16, 23, Name Statement 30, 1999, Jan. 6, 2000 The followtng persons Th240 are doing business as. --------AAA SKYLIGHTS, FlctttJous Butlne1e 21071 Lochlea Lane, Name Statement Huntington Beach, CA The following l)tl'IOOS ~2646 are doing business as: Richard Allen Reese. SplderWeb Teohnolo· 21071 Loohlea Lane, #A, gles, 2900 Bristol Street Huntlng1on Beach, CA E·101, Costa Mesa, CA 92&46 92626 This business is con· Mlchael Gelerler, ducted by: an lndivklual 21851 NeWland Street, Have you starteO doing Sp. 163, Hunlington business yet? No Beaeh, CA 92646 Richard AJleo Reese RObert Gaiter, 2327 This statement was Rutge(s Drive, Costa fifed with the County MeSll, CA 92626 . Cler1< of Orange County This t>uslntss Is coo· on 12·17·99 ducted by-oo-partners 1"96814622 Have you alaned doing OailY Piiot Dec. 23. 30, l>USlness yet? NO 1990, Jan. 8, 13, 2000 Mlehael Geler1er Th250 This atat~ment waa Ffctitloue ButlneH f~ed wttti the County N•m• Stetement ~~-~8~range County The IOllowtng per$001 1ttMaUt'lt are dOlnO business H : OaHy Pilot Dec. 30. 1999, COAE FJnanc;jal, 118 Jan 6, 13, 20, 20tJO E. Bay Av.., Newpon Th256 Beach, CA 92661 Jonathan O'Donnell, FlctltlOus Bu•lnet• 118 E. BllV Av•;.}~ew Name St.Nment p0t1 e.ectl, CA ll<eQOt The IOlloWtng pe~ Andrew AIOa, 116 E. are dOlna bl.llNN u · Bay Ave • Newport BETTeFr CAAE OOf· S.ach, CA ll2661 Tt\QES, 14542 Laurel Thia bualnNs 11 oon· Ave • lrvfnt, CA i2fl08 ~eel by; • oenerw Wtndy t<ruuman, ptrtnerthlp 20f7 Pon BftltOI Cln:le, Htvt you 11anec1 ~ Newport 8 .. ctl, CA bU11neet yet? YN, DK. 82980 a t 998 AQne1 W*... 2051 1Jonelhan O'DonMll Poff" 8'11tol Cln:M, New-Thi• •1~t ... ~i ln'llii ~ = ,...., .... '. •t.o•. Fkltllloue auelnM• flllot Dee 13. 30 Aetftloue BualrieM port 8Mc:ll. CA Neeo fifed wllh a. County ,..... ltMlment Thie butlneM le con· Ctrtc 0( Orilngt eo-ny Tht IOllowinQ ptl'IOl'lf ~ by a geMfll on 12 • '7·1t ' .,.. dOlflG tlullnMa •• ~ -~ ,_,,,.111 a•• c ll r: 1r e. 22 6 .__.__!OI' _;,-v--... dOlrlV Oel¥ pto( O.C. 23. aG. Avtnld& Lobelro, Sen --r'' 119t, Jen 61 t:S. 20007 °"""* CA82t72 1Grl"9 ~ ~. u.c. (CA). r~ f.9n t:::n1~ •••alMl'll ... t2ll7I • ... wlll .. Qalinly l'Nl....._lacon· ~°'~~ .,...642·5678 ·fhe Dt8T .. ICT re· ......__ ... wt , Jen. 8, 13, 2000 ... "' ,.. to~ ..;;:-'*"*" .l*ION lht48 artj·0r 11111111 or.,...,. .,. dalN t1u11nt11 ea: Woue ...,, ., 11'Y ~ °' "'° COCO'S 24 HRI Nt1M ... ll*'t 101111 •1 l In_,.._ Of CHILDCAA!, UH Tht fa1D111na l*90N rtitw~ HldlOfy "· IA. eo... .... -~ 1~~~ ...... K .... .!:'=H: 2111 ~-... ~fJaidlL .. DtNclb d -Pl COltl 1IO UN, ~-· Of "" ~CA t21111 Al!!_ WIO. --~30 STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The lollOWing petlOfl(s) has (have) abandonea lhe OM of the. fleltlloua buslnllss name S & W Enlerpnses ~40 Newpon cernet ~su11e 220, Newpcirl Beacti. CA 92660 The Ficlillous Business n.ame referred 10. above was fllMJ In Orange County on May 13, t997, FILE NO 19973720725 A R Willinger Co , Inc., (CA), 240 Newpon Center Dnve, Suite 220, Newport Beach, CA 92660 Shlrtey Bros , Inc., (CA), 206-0 East V1Ha, Pasadena, CA 91101 This bus1nesll Is con· . ducteo. by lOinl venture A R W11hnge1 Co , Inc., Allred R Willinger, SecretarylT reasurer This statement was lllecs wllh 1118 County Clotlt ot Orange County on 12/14/99 199968141'° Daily Pilqt Dec. 16, 23, 30, 1999, Jan 6, 2 Th238 SATEMENTOF WITHDRAWAL FROM PARTNERSHIP OPERATING'U~DER FICTtTIOUS BUSINESS NAME Tile lollowing person has withdrawn as a gen· eral partner lrom the partnership operahng un· der the fictitious busrnoss name of The Pro1ect Stu· dfo at 3410 West Macarthur, Unll J, Saita Ana, Cahlomla 92704 The Fictlhous Business Name referred 10 above was !tied tn Orange CoUnlY on 9/25198 FILE NO. 19996770776 Full Name and Address of the Person Withdraw· Ing Albert Edmond Solberg Ill, 280 10 Marguerite Parkway. Mission Viejo, California 92692 Albert E. Solberg Ill This statement was filed Wtth the County Clerk of Orange County on 12/14/99 19996814,51 Dally Pilot Dec 16, 23, 30. 1999, Jan. 6, 2000 Th239 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons are doing business as· Alrtleart Sales, 2115 Santiago Oti\'e, Newport Beach. Califom1a 92660 Michael C Zrm· [l'lerman, 2115 Santiago Dnve, Newport Beacll, Calllornla 92660 This business Is con- ducted by: an individual Have you star1ed doing business yet? No Michael C. Zimmerman This $latemenl was fifed with the County Clerk ot Orange County on 12·14·99 Flctltfou• B"1lneH STATEMENT Of Name Si.tement ABANDONMENT OF The lullowtng pe~1' USE OF FICTITIOUS erti,491nq tiusioe~~ H BUSINESS NAME H~USMEAOl£iV'SMOL.Lp~~ The fo11ow1ng PfltSOn(I) · f!as (t1e11e) ab8/l\'JOM<l GARDEN 53 Mlflneo tne u&e ()f the li<flttOOS sote Avenue. Cotta bus1nes11 08111'1! Mesa. Cahtom1a 92626 s B D PRO 'MUFA.ER Grate Placea LLC C0 ,7l1W~17thSt .. C• (CAJ. )253 M1nne:.ota 1o eosia Mesa, CA Avenue • Costa Mijfiit, ~627 Calilorrna !12626 The Fit'hlious Busu'l8ss. This bu~1ness Is 1.;01" na!Tl41 rull!rreo 10 above ducted by Lu•n118d waa hied In Orange "Uabthty Cc> County ·on 4111197 ALE Have you staned doing NO 19976717214. • bu~1ness yet? No Larry WH11am .Pacini, Orate Plaeei.. LLC 711 w 17th SI C·10. Katherine Johnson Costa Mesa CA 926~ · Buuard, Vice Pres1oen1 Thlb business 15 con· Thl!i tnatement Wftli d11Cte<1 by ao lndtvt<luat lttecs with lhe County Larry w Pacini Clerk ol 01anye County This statement was on 11 ·~9·1.1~9996812673 hied w1tn too County Dall Pilot Oec Z3 30 ~e(J\,g~~~e COuniy 199~. Jan 6 13. 2000 20006815730 ______ T_h2_5_2 Dally Piiot Jen 8, 13, 20, Fictitiou s Bu.lneu 27, 2000 Th278 Name Statement Ffctltious Business The lollow109 person! Name Statement are doing business as The followlfl9 persons PetVogue.com. 2015 are doing business as Port Bnslol Clrole, New Galaxy Tutoring, 4255 port Beacn. CA 92660 Campus Drtve. Sune Steven Kirsch, 2015 A255. Irvine, Cahlomia Port Brl!itol C4r., NeV¥port 92612 • Beach, CA 92660 Gary A Gorrell, 3400 -Knstlrie Kirsch,. 2015 Avenue ol ttle Ans Port-Bristol Cir., Newport B·302. Costa Me6a ca11. Beach, CA 92660 fomla 92626 This business 1s c:Qll· Alex M lacJeh 3221 ducted by· husband and Verano Place, l(V1ne wile Calllomta 92612 Have you started doing This business 1s con· F ct tioue Bu•inn• NJme 9tdament Tha folio..tng peraone ire dOir\o bulln4t., u s-e. ~leetl'IC, '2845 Sycamore St., Garden Orove, CA 92841 •Samuel Campa, 12845 Sycamore St, Gatelen Grove, CA 92641 ll'IT$ bu4tnol6 la con-;. ducted by an lndlvidUal Have you &ta"9d dolog bu11nus yet? No Samual campa Th" 1ta1emen1 WH filed with lhe County Clerk of Orange Coun!y on 12·28·99 1"968151N Daily Pilot Dec 30, 11199, Jan 6, 13 20, 2000 Th257 Ffctltlou1 Bu1lnMs Name Statement The following persons are doing buslriess as. KATHY POPPERS FINE ART SERVICES, 1612 Mariners Or. Newpot1 Beach. CA 92660 Kathy Z Poppers, 1612 Mariners Dr .. New· pan Beach, CA 92660 This bus11'18ss Is con· ducted by an individual Have you started dOlng business yet7 Yes, 8183 Kathy 2 Poppel$ This statement was hied with the County Clerk or Oranoe Coun1y on 12·28·99 , . 19996815184 Daily Piiot Dec 30, f999, Jan 6, 13. 20, 2000 Th258 business yet? No ductecJ by a general Steven Kirsch partnership Flclltloua Butln••• This statement was Have you slarte<f 901ng Name Statement filed with the Coonty bus1ne11s yel? No The. followfng persons Cieri< or Orange Covnty Gary A Gorrell are doing rosiness as' on 01·04·2000 This statement was al All Cities Really, 20006815709 filed with the County b OCbvOwner.Com. Daily i)ltol Jan 6, 13, 20, Clerk of Orange County c forsaleandrenf.COITI, 27. ?..000 Th268 on 01;04-2000 d allotiesbyowner.com, Fictitious Buslneu 200068156112 2576 Newp0t1 Bl, Costa Name Statement Oa1ly Pilot Jan. 6, 13, 20, Mesa. CA 02627 The following persons 27·, 2000 Th279 All Ctues Realty, Inc • are doing business as Fic1ltlous Buslnass tCA), 2576 Newpon 81 , Just A Kid Toys. 29735 Name S1atement COSla Mesa, CA 92627 Niguel Ad #A, Laguna Tlle lollowing persons This business Is con- Nlguel, CA 926n are dOing bUsiness as ducted by. a corporation Adam Earl Giiies, orange County Oregon Have you star1ed doing 29735 Niguel Rd #A, Duck. Club, 3857 Birch busJness yet? VII$, 1997 Laguna Niguet CA #J26, Newport Beach. All Cities Realty. Inc .. 92677 California 92660 Joseph A ~tl'IOf Pre&l· Thls business IS con· Dennis Mc:Carter, 3857 denl <)ucted by: an 1nd1v1dual Birch # 126. Newport This statement was Have yoo started doing Beach. car11orn1a 92660 filed wllh the County business ye1? No To1s business 1s coo· Cler1l of Orange County Aoam Giiies ducted by an untn· on 12·14·99 This statement was corporated association 19996114156 hied with the County other than a partnership Daily Pilot Dec 16, 23, Ctertt ot Orange County Have you started OOtnq 30, t999. Jan. 6, 2000 on 01 04·2000 · btJStness yet? No Th236 20006815708 DenniS McCaner "Notice Pursuant Daily Pilot Jan 6, 13, 20 ThtS statement was to Calif om la 27, 2000 ,.h269 filed wuh the County Corporations Code Fictitious Business Cfertt ol Orange County Section 15035.5 Name Stateme.nt on 01 ·04•2000 Th• law firm ot The lolk>Wlng persons 20006815114 Claypool, Ou•tafeon & ere doing businnss as Dally Piiot Jan. 6, l3 20, G.ooetrey, LLP will bt Yellow Pages Com· 27, 2000 Th280 dluolved .ttective .. panr.00m, 325 N New· C 11 of January s1, 2000:• por Blvd., Newport 8 Published Newpon Beach,--CA 92663 ClaMlfled Beach·COsta Mesa Daily On-line Directory, Inc. Todavl Piiot January 6, 2000 (DEL), 325 N Newport 11 . Th283 Blvd , Newpon Beach. 1 t 1 ~~:~mess 1s con· I m OBITU~ES I 715 ~ ducted by· a oorporalloo • • • _ • -Have you tarted clolng business yet? Yes. 01101/00 On·Une Oir&ctory, Inc. Dennis D'AJesslo-CEO This statement was Dally Pilot Dec 16, 23, filed wnh lhe County 30, 1999, Jan. 6. 2000 . Clertl of Orange County 19996814251 ______ Th2 __ 4_4 on Ot-04-2000 Fictitious Buslnesa Daily Piiot J~~1i,72~ N•me Statement .27• 2000 Th270 The foflowlng persons . Flctltfou• Buslneas are doing buSlness as: • My Ties, 475 Promon-Name Statement tory Drive East, Newport The ldllowlng persons Beach, Cahfomla 92660 are domg buslness•as; ' April A. McClure, 475 Community Yellow.com, PromontOfY Drtve Easl. 325 N Newport BIVtl • Newport' Beach, Calllor· Newport Beach, CA II.ti .... burn 1>11 Orl•oi"1 :is. tM 111 \1tldalw. M.uowl. oa • l•mily 1•1111 Ith po1en11 w1• llt:wt Alld lll..n.u Ge.1tt n1a 92660 925e3 This business ts con· On-llne Directory, Inc , ducted by: an lnd1vlduaf (DEL), .325 N Newport Have you staned doing Blvd • Newport Beach, business yet? No CA 92663 Apnl A McClure This business Is con· This statement was ducted Dy a oorporatiOn flied · with the COun!y Have you started dotn? Clerk of Orange Counly bus1Mss yet? Yes. on 12·20·99 01/01/00 10996814660 On-line Directory, Inc., Daily l"~ot Dec. 23, 30, Dennis D'AleSSIO-CEO 1099, Jan. 6, 13, 2000 This stelement ~as Th251 filed with tile CoUl'lly -Fl-c-tl-tl_o_u_1 _B_u_s_ln_e_s_t_ ~eg'j .g'.,=ge County Name Statement 20006815701 The lollo111lng persons Dally P1lo1 Jan 6, 13, 20, are <IOlng business as· 27, 2000 Th272 S11rfsfde Builders.' 17062 Green St. 1153, Hunltngton Beach, CA 92649 ~obert E Nabors, 17062 Green St., •53, Huntington Beach, CA 92649 This business 1s con eluded by· an Individual Have you slarted doing bUSlne$S yet? No Robert E. Nabol's This statement was Ried With the County Clertl of Orange County on 12·17-99 19996814514 Oa1ty Pilot Dec. 23. 30, 199tl, Jan 6, 13, 2000 Tt\246 CNS1758616 LEGAL NOTICE R•r g•.Cutlf'd tru111 t;~ 111 1$JQ W\lh ~Id • mtmbtr of 51.llll •nd Ot99r1 Ht w•• f ni\'.1fl0of ol ~ A..-.•~ c.tdlniol 6 c,.,ld tlt• Srhlll•r\C>p Cl•1b ;nd Ill~ T101•n Ctub He '"eodfd •Jr•"" e>tty hoaw IQi.Cboll f•~" hy •nd l!ft~r -• nwrlll'd Oil Ailqt»I J I~ lit "'' prHtdfrJ ot Mm fhfrn>ul (CllllptflY ol Solit• C.rt CA •~d on I~• ~rd ol d111KIOll el \'\doo Ch<!lllttal f'O!!IPtoy •'Id St1uf(lifo.tmit1l (°°"""ny Ht t~ 1n 1965, flay w•> • 'ihnn#I • \!;\On •l\CI • tlll'lllbll ol !!It 20.JO C'lub A.•• ftl'mb.tt of '1~•ry ~ lf'(ftltd 1bt ''"" Hfrta A•ard. O!it cf R"'•rr1 h"'!bt\I ~~ a.,. .lid &.rttt> ,,,.,..~ to \rwport 8Ndt tram S.n ~11111 Ul JlllO Th!'y ,.,,, <Nrt.r m~trl!m ol 8-9 C•nr"' C~l!Y Oull. M•y wo "" te'tl•'-pottinpont Ill Ille Frid.11 Cbomt U~ Ht~ lh• ~I ~nd11,.; P1••b~ttn1n Cb111cll •lid wu 1 rttular fMrbtlp<lll Ill tllf wHILfy \1tn' lllHUll'il lllll «ltd ti &11 llllMW 01 lv•td qoll and V••tl The IU•tt ~n «t ltl!llly •~• lllP' 10 lhf Qe!ICI <.:.nyC!ll. Th')' J1ptlld..d 10 '"'•"•'"" .U ... ll>t .. otld l1 (ff, IM. ~(~ ti.Uoan. plae. lhip. b<"• •lid 1"<14. tit .. ,~1 9" 1 wt1n 111 Aln«. 1me1rc1 IO tht Oneat bdcr• lei l>tpl"f'" tl!!l •rutild Ii.. Att!Jr Cit• It by ll ..,.,."1 b't G"Ol91o11M1 ·11ctti~. C'.«lltl. llll ~" 6S y••1ll bit c.luldtrJI. 1l1Ch•1d M lifJl'r, ~.11n1• L Ccile '"' Glt1c11tn l'lltfrr. • q1tndcbtld1t11 •I'd I q'fooll '"ndtblldtf!I; IJ1• Wt<I""°' <nl• •nd ~y 111111111<t "iDbf moJWd "1 NI lamil\' and 1111...i.. nYdlC IO(•l!><>rllll,$1'1VN WU fl«ld •I ~1-laNtl~ ~ SI Andn!.,. Pr.-.byt<'r .. n Ch11rth 11l11oa1ed by Or Jolin I hllfman. 1715 omTUMIS I CASS UBE THE OHIO DIVISION OF SECURITIES, PUR- SUANT TO OHIO AE-VJSEO COOE CHAPTER 1707 AND CHAPTER 119, HAS ISSUED A CEASE ANO DESIST ORDER FOR GECKO HOLDINGS, INC ~E ORDER CONTAINS THE DIVISION'S FIND· INGS THAT GECKO HOLDINGS, INC. VIO· LATED OHIO REVISED CODE SECTIONS • 1707.44(Cl{1) BY SELi> ING UNAEGISTEREO SECURITIES, Flctltloua Bua1ne11 11 01 .o (B )(4) BY N•m• Stetement KNOWINGL y MAXING The lollowing persons FALSE REPRESENTA· Charlu Wllllam Ca11ubt JR, n yMrs t>om June 13, 1922, Oatrolr, \llehlgan. Pa11td aw.y, Newport BHch, Callfofnla, O.ct1nbtr 30, 1999. cti.,..e ••• a rnldent cf Coate Me• for 38 ·y .. ra. are dolnO business as; TIONS CONCERNING Foothill Mio! Storage or MATERIAL ANO RELE· Arcadia, 240 Newpon VANT FACTS IN CON· Centet Dn'l/e, Su.le 220. NECTION WITH THE Newpon BtlCh CA SALE OF SECURITIES, 92"66o t 707 44(G) BY KNOW· A. R Wllh~r Co . INGL Y ENGAGING IN Inc., (CA), 240 "NeWJ)Olt ACTS AND PRACTICES Center Dnve, Stille 220. WHI CH AR E O E ~ewport Beach, CA Cl,AREO II.LEGAL. •2660 FRAUOULENT OR Alfred A. Wllllngtr PROHIBITED 6Y Truattt lor Wtlllnger CHAPTER 1707 Or THE Farnuy Trust datea NOY-OHIO REVISED CODE ernbtt 4, 1886, 11 AS FURTHER OE.FINED Seahaven. Newport IN SECTION t 707 Ol(J), Coat, CA 92657 ANO OOOERS GECl<O Amtllt d W1111nge1 HOLDINGS. INC TO '!!J,latee tor wmtnger CEASE ANO DESIST ,_INiy Tt011 clat4KI NOv· ntOSE ACTS ANO ernb9r 4, 1986, l 40 N9w-PAACllCES THE OR· "°" Oinl•r DIM. 8l.llW DEA MAY ae AP· 220, Newpof1 BMch. CA PEAlED PURSUANT Nee0 TO OHIO REVISEO 1'1111 bu..,_. 9 CM· COOE CHAPTER 1 It A duciad by. a~ venlln COf'Y OF TttlS ,_.you atll"9d OOlflV Olvt.SiON OAOE~ tS ......... ytl91 Yea. AVM.All.£ moM TliE D1::amM1 1, 19" CHO OM9IOH OF IE• Mr.o A ~. C\JAITIES. 77 SOUTtt Tftlllee VNrp ~ HIGH lmE!l, 22HD 1'NM Fl.~.L.. OOlUMBUS, A." ~.· ~. OHI0._,5 •• .llhd_ ... Wllllngef, ~.....,.,.. ~~ 8Mc:h-Ooua ..... Dllv Chlr1H II IU~td by his wtft Haney, end two daughter-.. sandy ind Pennr. M1morl1I atrvlcH ¥Ml be hetd et Celvery Ch@el of Coe1e ,..._., 3800 $. FalriteW, Santa Ana , on Fr1day, January 7, 2000.. 2Pfll 110 8'oedwty CostaM9se Ma-9180 "Affordable Alternative" DiScouilt Gmkd. Cremation.- fta' IN al .. '1Ni ......... ll OOfto' •"" M. ....,,_., d ~ .. __.bf:M~ ,-!%'.=--Mio ==........ ......, .. .,.. ......... ll can- dulll9d by: LiMad Uabll· an 11• 1..-.. • ~.~ ~--CIOlr'O 09ly,..,. ~4:1 tlUINMVWl?Mo "IO, 1111,""' •,: ,..... ... ..,,... ... l'fld ~ • 13; :tcJ. ~\C:Fl'~IJI --.,,. ~ 2000 J1idi)Jii..-ll Dalt& °' er.. ~ Th2tl Burial senice Why howd you subjca yourself & wur family 18 paytna lhflltetl prices ....... u.c.o.v. Dlll•llll•""'**• ,,. •••••Uid'tl -........ . .... -.. QIUnlY ........ ,.,..,. ell* d .O.... cur, ........ .., • ~ on1t ..... -,...,... ...... 111•11•• .. ~ .. DllW .... Da.. 111111 Ill=· o or ..._.., 1~.. ~;...:.·~·~•;..;.;::.:..._....u. ... ... tl-1441 ~ ..... """=11~1~1 -.... .... ~--IOllO ..... .. •Wiid .. ,_, L.M ...... .. ... ......... .. ... ,.. ... -:= ......... ,.r? V•. ._.. brl • ., ... ., =rr.e;..... ...... ,_,.__ HIMyoy ..... d!*'I • ... -=--·""· .... ~. ....... ~,,. -Clldld~-..... .. ~ ... , ..... Erfi ~ d Cllltf1 •" t :rt: • ask t.11 I • ~ EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ............ ~ .. ... .................. , ... . .... , .............. "' ... " ....... """ ""'" .... ... •• •••Httn ... , '"''""'· ll•lllllH If fl1Ul•lllllt1 ....... '"'· ctlll, ,.... ... . ............ ltfrllllll ...... ., llllHtl etftll, tf 11 l11tt1llH .. """ .. , ... , ,,.tlllltt, tt.llllhlt ............ . "'' .... ,.,., •tit Ht •-"'ti) HC.,C llf tfttltltt- MM "' ltlJ tattle did It II _...tlttellllleltw.Owrt1ft11 • tit """ laltfllltf 9'tt Ill ,_,II.... 1•tt1tlltf le '"' _..,.,.Ill tftllttkH II ' ..... '"""'"' ..... lt ,_ ,.. II fllul111Ntt., n• llUO llll·lttt 111·-..U•.,.. ,. • ............. DC11n•tte ..... HUit "411·-· t·i••1 . . .. SO DOWN • SO MOVE·IN FREE COUNSH ING FREE l IST OF HuMrs 1iuD.VA FIEPOS 714-534-8800 \'l ll HAN REAL f STATF ************ * • • a SOLDu : : SHOWCASE : • HOMES * t FOR SALE ! t In Our Sat : • Real &tate • • : SL!f>P._lementl : t HOMES OF: t THE WEEK : * • ... • Dlaplay Ada • • : Start at $751 ! · : DeadUne t •. • Tuesday 5PM • · t Open House ! : Llstlnga : -! t Only $151 t * Oeadllne • : Thursday 5PM : • tt Paya to • : Advertise ! . t In the Best : · t LOCAL % , • Real Estate • t Section : t Call Todayll t • t LJSA RIVERA t • 949-574-4252 * t ANNE WILLEY t : 949-574-4249 : ' , •••••••••••• ;~ MUA VERDE 2119 IPP'O• 1100tf 2 Cllr pr, 1 ltOf)', gl't IChool dlll, By OMw '3411,600 114M •111150 , E'ifdtl 12ii.ooo. Hl.ln'Y I , SpecblS t-&y 3& 281, 1M1 • rm, lnod yn1 -...i loc, new • CtpClpeh Aalf'Eait & Jvtif • • TIY'CJr, 114W2~722 -.; °'*' Fl1 if.2 Sun 124 • EAIT l'OE CM t 102 f 1tltl It W • Ube dttadl l"llnt ~to '3tt,OOO luzt lro61w MM4Hl1i an uru vtROI Hilit •C>llEH SUN 12-4 00 • 2711 luntlnt ~· S0r 3be CDl'l1I I.mod, ~ lt50K upgrldes rlliad lo 1529,000 Aoel'll Ritt\ OllQ 714-ffJH 100 • 1020 Jn~ lit a sun • ..._.Verdi COlnly CUI t ~MOO If loC 48f 2581 •• 1715.000 11411478-0664 • MC11t1 Pr 1H • I . • • . ' I . I " ~ ' . . . ~.... . .. , THIPRICI WILL AllAZI YOU I ~ ... 1ZM120 v . . 12lHJ OCEAH A BAY VIEWS Ilk lba.gar,tplc,qui91.nopell, 181 Ptndlouse Int. hlgl $1350 Open 51111-12 '614 Qlll, galed comm. pool, p. ~ 9411-548-5465 V1c1nt, reedy to HU 2bf 1bl SOuth of Hwy, 1239.000 81u 949-~525 WulMr/dryw, aundeck, 18ii STUOiO new tiifures, II"•· no 1mokl/1Mt Wiik In dOMI, VICWI, $1400t'mo. MM7'-50H ,... ~ 1n kitchen, unbllievlb' e..utlflll 2er gated comm. 11 19,000 ·281 w/p\1 gar, W/O, Ftplc, Owner/Bkr. 9411-250-4525 dfamatlc gated tn1ty On Iii• BANKRUPTCY bus111tneu centflf. Ptlfect TRUSTEE SALE Nft1>0l1 Coest loc on edge 1,.UXur; Prope11y located In ol C(IM $1645. Wont la.St . fie 1iccilllve oate<1 com-_88&-882::;;;;;:;;::-9809::;;;;;:;:;;;;:::;::;::;;;;:t; I murity ol the Belcourt Town ,. Colltc1ion oll Ford Roed In 110 APT8 Newport Beach Plan 1WO COITA Ml8A model, 3320 "· 28d, 38a, 2-o ~ and kocurioua ll'IWl!llel houdlout Ll$1ed ptlct Is $7S3.000. TIUSl•'s Aglf1I tllcilg '*'* and numbtta ol . people In· tlfllted In flWlnO • bid on Ill ~Ol*'Y Propel1y nol yet IV to show, lloor pllfl and eddlMt ITl8'f be lued to In/ lnlefllled '*"· Al n-Mllested pen. IT"5t l'IQll· .., wlf1 egent. Cal h Trust11'1 Agent. Doug Echelbttlf, I« mote ln- IOITTll.lion 11 949-498-n 1 t. ocean cl0 .. '38r 2581 TwnhM, 2·Sty w/2c 111 gat, II new ~. Wit i., hi*:. 3 dicks $289.000 Joen Sul1ce, Afl. 9411-759-9314 8iO cvR VIUls 1WNHOME 8~ 819 Cyn Goll Cour... 2{1t)(s OoenSun 1~ FOfiD ROAD PROPERTIES 949-759-nOO THE SHORES APTS 1 & 2BR TOWN HOMES $300 OFF MOVE.fN Selected Unite • • • • • • • • • • • Starting 0 $1095/mo. Mo to Mo IMH . -.w • ., •• .,.... community. 'btockl from tM bNct1. ...... 2111 .. * STAMES '$BEST• Junior 1 bedroom and I bedroom, also 2 bedrOO(ll I bdl. Quill glled com-• nMllly, pool, tema, 1MY ICCMS to freeway, belch, end mall 114-657.0075 1 eann W5/ITIO + ssoo dee> 352 Vlc100a. Clean, nee!. COl'N8nllnl 10 freeways & ~ 1149-548-0540 2Bt • 1 Ba on l*Jfls ntat b89ch, w/d hll~. le gar, $835/mo amd pel ol!, 94M42-9699 CHRll lDWAlfDS .... TZUOl1 First &r.tn Ptoe!'!'!• Room• . epattmentf, hom•• Clattlfled Cati Nllafy your houtfnS> Meda. h'• au thetc every day In 01•lned ..-------~.Polley ....... ... 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Tut'sday 5:00pm Saturday ...... : ..... ~ riJny 5:00pm \\ 11~-111 II l0.1111-i 11011111 • Ocean Breezes • SpaciolLs Floor Plans • Resort-Style Pool • Vaulted Ceilings • Bubbling Spa • wh Green Landscaping • Small Pets Welcome · Two Bedrdom Town Homes.from $1,530 Three-Bedroom Apartment Homes from $1,550 ' . $200 Security Deposit UJith Apprm;ed Credit (Does not include pet dtposit) Newport Height~ 1-888-577-7560 ATOP NEWPOIIT COAST • Enclosed Garage •Alarm System •Washer/Dryer/Refrigerator • Fitness> Business, Clubhouse Cmters SAN .JOAQUIN HILLS At N~ort Ri.dge Drive 1(888) 882-9809 -.iu.com 7b~!.<?if!# Living In Luxury ~, ~i'ffestvle ... unparalleled In Orange County From '2.100 lo '6.100 1-877-681-7387 ~ • 24 Hour Goold Gale • full-rime cooc1erge 581Vtee • E legont one or two be(troom plans • Gorgeous clubhouse • Lovtsh pool, spa • fitness locllltles • Slaps b Fosnlon Island. wondetlUI restouronls, shopp10g. ond eniertoloment N..;.t Htlglttl II Orallll Clnly~ lrlldftlt ntlgbbomo~. Coron1fo It lnport llllkn It 1~1,lt. • a,1e<1 comm~ WlrtSOft pOOls, epu, clbanls, tennis, VOllly ' blsklttlll. • r .. cocnnps, hlirdwoOd-styte lloois. -"'°* lfldolUm, mln'Orld dottls, ctllno .. ' ..... . • Mt MrtihldMllllll. nWd ...... ldll ., • HNtll ~ CW1-sllt 1V lhtater. too • Wiik to "" Slrtll llOUliqUls, Clll'lll'IO W'I. ~ f'liilhl Midll IO .. i.tl llld 55 fttllflY •Sll'IMSUlol.Wee1 &Ml .... t lledfoanil ,_ -· '° s 1450 • ""•L•1•I 1•Ln VVea.1pc>~Jlf a.ri'na J~<UC&n~ Bayfront communiry with private bnch & marina. Walk to Balboa J.land-aP.ops . Minute:s from P.uhion hland. Extra.-l•rg• ap~mcnu with wood bu.ming flrepl11ce and private garage. • Boat slip• available • ~rry No Pcu NOW LEASING 2BRl2BA and 28RJ28A with den S20SO·S2800 Please call 949 760-0919 FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON GATED COMMUNnY BV F~HION ISLAND Beautiful tree-lined atreeta and golf course vlewa. En/oy carefree livlng in your I~ ~ BR apartment home! • 1\N<>-C81' garage • Wuh«/dry« hoolwps • Fftplace (wood & gu) • Air c:ondlt lonlog •Wet ber • sueo to u,soo Please e&.K (949) 644--0509 Q_ Anolh« e.... Community -- m1r.rr. u.: n ~ • ·D 'I"': • ,., . ?.;:. 1 • • • ... ~:: ~'PLUffis· C AFE & CATERIN C · IN COSTA ME~A NOW HlllNG ALL POlmONI s..lcing: Reliable, profeulonol & friendly lndlvidual$ who enjoy working in o worm, CU$lomer Mrvtee mlented envirornenl Cafe (Breakfast & Lunch Shihs only} ServerJ • Hosts Bartender /Barrista Delivery Drivers ' (Mv.st hov• clean driving record) Apply in PM'SOll All days 8 OOom • 11 OOom 2.oop;;,." 00pm 369 Eoit 17th St , Colla W..to, CA (949} T22·PlUMS (7516/ Moctl MANAGERS •SPECIAL• $154.00 • tlll Wkly (Must pr118111 this Ad) 235rma &~ Situated O(I bteu1JtVly WANTED . Apt. Mantglf'TMlll r=_,_,Tl==--:110'1!!-"'U,__E .... S .... 1 • a: ~grounos FEATURS 24·HOUJ Lobby/Direct dlel ptton11/FrH HBO, 'ESPN & oi.cJPocj & • G&lilt IWldly IO 405 l SS Min's from oc 111grds, coltOt and bclll Wlblgclstence lo d10Q8 & rtSllU!lfllS. COSTA MESA MOT~INN un Hll1>or Blvd PtloM MM4Ml40 ~' Style ~lture Rent and 1al1ry In f"IANOS A Col.c:tibtff av .... .-lor ·---·----~ ·s.-·-·Olk.-menl of 11 unll ~ $$ CASH PAID •• OOITllUVly In h ely Qf --.. --Colla Mela. PllMI clll WI BUY ESTATES (714-5408 ·~~_.. Al1llr' f tOrJS IGW.lErJTS, I " .•. ,. • I ' o I .1 ' ' 'I -----_.J AUT081STRO now h i ri ng mature . ~ aall lor .. poc!tlOnl ltalUlg II S7.2Mv ptu1 medical benel1t1, bonu1 & Llw Arm °'"' Joell Wl1 ..... Receptionist, Dlt• Entry s1art ~SMv.C.. Jennler 75$-52SO -~649 M\~ •oct1 apJon progr81n. -AU.~ Salary ~ ~ Now h6rtna for toddle • SOUTH COAST ~on~= pt9tdlool°'IT a M llf)ll. 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I J, • •t A uo w ltY ll. . 8*w:ie tlllll .....,+oomm coeca ..._, CA mzr 8eld !*II Incl 40111 p11W1 FAX {Mt)a1-71tl Drllg '1Cr1tnlng/phy11Cal ~01:~·: ~~r"W.: dNO fn wortipacl Ind BIY St, COiia Mell, CA =:""4.ri:.mployment ~7~e:'9) ::,.=-'° IOiiiilSOC' c;;w we&r ..... ...,. '™ ro; Boet 1JCp ~ = hlbOI llltnd WOIMM '*'°" Wf6.SUn 1 lovtlQue. FulMN ot Pl'I• 1801 8tytldt Of CdM 5 llml1 $7Av. MM7M040 IOIY(iHIC; In Lnii Xiii WI ITOtuldE hiii open. needs ~ FT lndlv to hlndll "1gs lot PfT Alllef Mgr$. ~. AA, ~a. pll'11 t4C ~ln)'OUf tmllt l "*VY to Cteln etedl & OMV e ~ ""'" n OUI ptOl'I i.. ~ M.fbtnf714-14MOIO Niii Ol*IC!on. c:::::: WRitiVllJtNbANt Fu rwll'lle (714 Days I Ewe eW111 Newport ot call (114}!!4-:4727 Cit ChevrorVF lltion l8'lnd ""lor Jot 114"44·?933 ctltOCXRrww For CdM ct.11th, SUn mom- ~ 745to11:15 St~hl M11SC be II yre OI oldlt, nuf1ullng, 8Ml'~L.and ep'd wOltdrlg • _..... ' ~. CorUcl Jonll .. 114H44-7400 fall 21 DBMJWHMON Fleldblt In. PT. M\1111 ,_.,. own Cit. Cll Cf** OI ~714-~11 DINliO AOOfil ilfWDI FT/PT no 111P nte ~ ~~:&;l>w. 1801 Beylld! Of CdM tM25 DX 1'Nir llillii nMdi your help HOWi &lat• CCIUIM Ind lr'lll*l!I ~ 11 no 0011 lo youl IOCMOO-l381 ... 1111 FtoOC OllivUf OMIR "· .-@ OlllV, 41y11 Lllllftl IHCll.1 Mt·41MH2 OA PA• INPO.MM91.eo74 ..... . • '.'. J_ •.• J . , ...... be .... lb .. .. llttlfltl In thl• Cit• \ 111ay require fOll to c Ill • toO """'b•r In which lw9 le I cMf .. P11 "*"*· ,.._ be Wtry of'OUI ot .,.. compente1. Chectl with the locel 8Mtaf 8\WntH Bu· reeu bef0tt you Mncl ' any money Of r..a tor MrVrc... Reid and llfldetttand any con· tract• before you afgn. 1"t Duffy Good Condltfon '4950 94M75-1550 I Sl1 8AJLBOAT8 I 27fl SLOOP·1939 HUTlE dtelel, hen &al, make Oller 949-675-6128 Itta -==1 Side Tit !Of 82ft •llbott. $12. peffoot. 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(511328) $18,988 NABERS • (714)S40-t100 • • C1Clill1C Sedln DeVllle 'lie Whitt, refflbll.:. greet cond 7184 ml. pp ~14,250 obo 94M40-7100 C.OlliK Concourt '15 l ow 4411 mies, V8 NOl1hSW, lelllher. alloys, &up8f dMnl (289724) $111.988 NABERS (71t)541).t100 cl61ilAc ELOORADO 193 Tounng, lo ml V8 Holhlat, ctvome VltieelS SUI* sNl'pl (604387) $13,968 NABERS (714)540.1100 ce11UliC le¥illt sTi ·• LO# INlll, fWlf ,gwt. ed. .. IOyt Haw car ltlde-ln! ('30509) Stl.918 NA8£RI (714)54M100 cHtVAOlEf flROE 'ti 2WD, leethlf. ITllf1Y ~'ltls I~ conclillon I cRevVITAO LI 'ii Sliver/grey. automaliC, ~al air, lulf power pak, roof rack, ~tlvacy glasa, chfon\l el()l/I 163792) '19 995 EXUS OF WEITMINSfER (800)291·3747. (108654) $24,988 HA BERS (71~S40.9100 CHEVY ASTRO VAN 'ff Low 1611 """· white, ,.., air & morel Balance ol Wllfanly. PftMOUI Rllnlal (183977) $18,988 NABERS (7t 4 )541).1100 • CHEW co#M!i hf ... 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