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Home My WebLink About2001-01-11 - Orange Coast Pilot. . . . . .. SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON TH~WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM · THURSDAY, JANUARY 11 , 2001 Students deal with loSs • Makeshift memorial goes up at Corona del Mar High for Brian Campbell, who passed away Tuesday. Danette Goulet D AILY PILOT CORONA DEL MAR -The mood was as grim as the weather Wednes- day morning at Corona del Marliigh School, where students llstened to the sad and soothing sounds of James Taylor whtle they created a memorial for Bnan Campbell, the friend and classmate they lost because or dO accident over the weekend. "Everybody seems to be gomg tn phases,• said Lauren Nielson, 18. ·At first they seem to be at gnps with things, then 10 nunutes later be in hysterics.· Nielson was one or a dozen stu- dents m the school's center quad Wednesday morning worlung on a memorial to Campbell, who was pro- nounced dead at Hoag Hospital on Tuesday morning. A senior at Corona del Mar I hgh, Campbell fell Saturday rught and h1t his head when he was getting out of a rnend's car. The blow, which didn't even leave a mark, caused a cerebral hemor· rhage that took his life, said his grandmother, Collene Campbell. The tragic outcome of a bump on the head may mean the arteries m hls bram had never healed properly from a surgery he had when he was 6 months old, doctors told the farruly. As the many students who knew and loved the 17-year-old struggle to deal with the loss, tb~y are offenng hlS ramily and each other support. SEE BRIAN PAGE A 11 { GREG FRY I DAILY Pit.OT Brigette Slmec handles Higgens, a white Labrador mix named by Humane Society employees. Higgens was found spray-painted In Costa Mesa and turned In to the Huntington Beach Hu.man~ Society shelter. CASE O F TH E PAINTED POOCH .. Jenntfer Kho D AILY PILOT A naturally blond dog went up for adoption Wednesday, five days afte r be was found spray-painted pink at Fairview Road and Arlington Drive. Tue short-haired yellow Labrador mix, probably between 2 and 3 years old, was round Friday by animal con- trol officers and taken to the Orange County Humane Society ln Hunting- ton Beach. Someone painted along his legs and body, and the word "Spike" HUMANE SOCIETY SEARCHES FOR A HOME FOR HIGGENS, A LABRADOR MIX FOUND SPRAY-PAINTED PINK IN COSTA MESA cruelty," said Bngette Simec. a Humane Society employee. "When I saw him, I wanted to cry. I couldn't believe it. It hurt me, it annoyed me, and it made me sad that someone could come to that level of thinkmg. He's just a really sweet dog, scared out of his wits. His tail is under his legs. and this doesn't do much for his seU- esteem. They got him pretty good, and who knows what they did to him before they painted him?" was painted onto his side, but he doesn't answer to the name. Aside from being scared, the dog - . •Wh4t was done to him is just . Wet, dangerous weather on the way • Officials brace for possible floods as strong winter storm, combined with high tides, 'baTes down on Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. DMpe ..... dt OMV' PILOT NEWPORT-MESA -The heavy black clouds looming overhead forebode more than a few mlld showers end Utt.le puddl~. t.ocal publk l&fety oftidals ~•Y U\iy are tak1nO every atep to eNUte nooded'. streets and high WJf ceUMd by the potentially leri· OUI winter dorm do D0t disrupt norm.l !lfe. A flood W8tdl Ii In .nect in all al Orange ~ ~ ..... b:Ndlag Nwport ~ ..ad Ml'* MIDir ....... 'for the N It II W11$C? S.fk» In SM Diego. The Newport-Mesa area ls expected to get 1 112 to 2 inches of rain between Wednesday night and noon Friday, with winds blowing at 20 to 30 uiph. Higher gusts are J>OSSlble. Adding to the trouble, waves could rise from 4 to 6 feet WedneMiay night and get up to 13 feet today, be said, "This ls a pretty serious stonn, • he said. "Some places are definitely going to experi- ence severe floodmg. • The Newport Beach Pire and Manne Department ls "well-pr,parec:t• to face the storm, Capt. John BJauer Mid. •we have everybOdy rMdy, • he said Wednesday. •currenut. we don't eee the need tor extra people. but that augbt change de]>ending '()la the lituatloD. ~ '~ BeKb bas Mclll-tWo lblgh tide alerts, one for 9·51 un. todmy mad ..c6lr far SRWIATHRMi9M SEE DOG PAGE A 11 Tbe&gles' George Prado d.rlves through tbe MUIWlgs' Steve Whittaker during Wecbl11day's game at MuldafflP Sdlool. C-.MMll ......... ,. ., ..... s,.... ...... SIANHWA / Qtll.Y fll.Ol DON LEACH/ DAllY Pit.OT A banner hangs at Corona del Mar High School, where students gather to honor Brian Campbell, who died Tuesday. Balboa Inn gets _ approval for expansion ' • Profect could help community efforts to revitalize the peninsula. M athis Winkler DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH - Some descnbed it as a cor- nerstone to Balboa Peninsula's revitalization. Others vehemently opposed expansion plans· for the Balboa Inn, saying the enlarged hotel would block Views and add to congestion around Mam Street. But when the project's rate was addressed at Tuesday's City Council meet- ing, council members sided with the peninsula's com- munity ledders and unani- mously voted to approve the hotel's revdmp Along with d new bwld- mg for 11 new guest swtes, the proiect also mcludE>s d guest spa and about 2,000 squdre feet for shops. Before dpprovmg the pro- ject. Counc1lmdn John Heffernan Sdld hE> wanted to ensure the hotel's owners would pay about $50,000 m outslarldmg taxes dS soon dS possible "That tax IS old, and it's overdue, and 1t should be pdld now,· Hetreman said Council members agreed to requtre the owners to pay taxes 30 ddys after the Caltforn1d Codstal SEE BALBOA PAGE AS Water line break causes traffic delays • Repair work on a pipe near main that brol:e in October forces street closures. Deepa Bharath DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH-A 6-inch water llne ruptured on Dover Dnve -just south of the water main that broke m October - causing minor delays Wednesday morning for rush hour commuters, offi- cals said. ,The pipeline, located between Cliff Drive and West Coast Highway. con- nects the water main to a flre hydrant. send Don Webb, the aty's public works director. There are no homes near the water llne. and no residents were affected by the break On Wednesday, only one southbound lane between 16th Street and West Coast Highway was operational. Authonnes JSsued an adVl- sory dunng rush hour to warn commuters about the problem Workers repaired most of the pipeline by Wednesday evening and will pave the road tem- porarily, Webb said. "We'll wait until after the rainstorm to do final SEE BREAK PAGE Al ~ ETIUTS ----- ClASSIFIDS ~~~~---a.nJOUA __ DiUllOOI ____ _. GI YUDI ---- MJC mnCIS-..--ftm ____ _ -------"' I - . ' A2 Thundoy, Jonuory 11 , 2001 WORKING llllFLY iO, 17, 2', 31ondApril14. II IUSllESS .. Orange Coast students to off er tax assistance The da1l@I will be held in Room 104 of OCC'a Computing Center, 2701 Pairiiew Rood, Cot- ta Mesa. Orange Coast College acco~ting students will offer tree lncome tax preparation services for low-inconte, disabled, non- Bngllsb speaking or elderly peo- ple from 1 to 5 p.m. on the follow- Students participating 1n the program will earn three units of college credit in the •Accounting Service Leaming• class. The help is being offered through lbe Inter- nal Revenue Service's Volunteer Income Tux Assistance Program. • mg days: Feb. 10, 17, 24, March 3, Information: (714) 432-5685 . Doily Pilot Design Exchange offers latest trends, low prices Greer Wylder BEST BUYS Tie DesJgn Exchange is new interior design showroom that opened on East 17th Street in Costa Mesa. It sJ)eciallzes in home fum.tsh.ings , accents. show samples, close-outs and overruns. Its fiagsbip store opened in January 1999 in Laguna Niguel. The Laguna Niguel store has become very popular with interior designers. •If you shop in the store, you will find that our average price is about 50% below standard retail,# for $10. Creative Memories says co-owner Bill Blaine. is a company that offers •Also, because we are in the archival albums and supplies wholesale end of the busi-for photos and scrapbooks. ness. we are consistently / lnformation: (949) .645-7707. apprised of the latest trends / in model home design and introductions in the industry. This allows us to keep our . look fresh arid current, with gyeat prices.• Through the end of the month, bothjoca- tions of the Desiw> 1 Exchange are offering Best Buys readers a 10% dis- count. The Design Exchange is at 435 E. 17th St., Cpsta Mesa, in the same center as The Sunflour Bakery. fltlgues is having a 30% to 40% oU sale on its holiday collection. The sale is expected to last through Fn- day. The holiday collection includes silk velvet shirts, fit- ted stretch lace tees. A-line cashmere skirts, silk velvet Svetlana Nepomnin Atkinson's Men's Ooth- lng and Fum.lshings semian · oual storewide sale will start today. There are suits and coats priced from $99. Also, Reyn Spooners will be priced from $52. Atkinson's was established in 1947. It's across from the Lldo Theatre at 3430 V1.a Lldo, Newport Beach. lnformation: (949) 673-0653. 'bias-cut calf lea'gth skirts. signature thermal long- sleeve polos, thennal tunics, drawstring pants and ther- mal long skirts. The ski, cruise and comfort cashmere collections are not on salJi!. Fitigues carries ultra com- fortable clothing for men, women and children. It's at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. lnfonnation: (949) 644-6485. SHE IS Making clothes ihat will swirl and sparkle on the dance Door SEWING DREAMS Nepomnin, 38, has always engaged her creative side. The seamstress spe- aalizes m ballroom danang clothes - mak:lilg costumes for Stnctly Ballroom Dance Apparel in Newport Beach. A dancer hersell, Nepomnin used to partiopate m mtemabonal dance con- tests. pamng with her husband. Serge. The couple moved to California from Moscow 10 years ago. Nepomnin says she has made clothes since she was a little girl. • My?om taught me to sew,• she said in a thick Russian accent. "I used to make clothes for myself and friends.• STICKJNG WITH ART Nepomnjn started working full A stitch above time as a professional seamstress five years ago, after she retired from being a competitive dancer. She works from the convenience of her home, where she has every tool she needs - sewing machine, scissors and acces· sories. #I love doing this because it's an art like dancing,· she said. ·vou can be very crec)tive. There's no limit.• Iii ~ddition to ballroom dancing gowns, she creates costumes for a v'ariety of other dance styles, as well as for the theater. Nepomnin experiments with differ- ent styles and accessories. She works with a variety of· fabric, decoTating them with colorful beads, white pearls, delicate lace, sparkling rhinestones and pretty fringes. #Ostrich feathers are pretty com- mon as accessories too,• she said. CHANGING FAa OF FASHION What makes her job interesting and challenging is the ever-changi.r\g world of ballroom fashion, Nepomnin said. •A few years ago it used to be a long, flowing dress,• she said. •But now it's more festive, more like a party dress.• Skirts and bows are things of the past. Chiffon gowns. and rhinestones are in these days, she said. And there's nothing else she would rather do, she said. ' #I could do this forever: she said. #It's a gyeat job, a great hobby and a lot of fun.# -Story by Deepa 8hwath; Photo by Greg Fry A January blowout sale is happening at the Temple Bat Yahm Glft Shop in New- port Beach. A large selection of merchandise is reduced 50%. You can chose from menorahs, paper goods, can- dles, greeting cards. decora- tions, toys, linens, tabletop accessories, candy, tapes, gift bags, kitchen items and more. Temple Bat Yahrn is at 1011 Camelback St.. New- port Beach. It's open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 9 a .m. to • 3 p.m. Friday, and 9 a.m. to noon Sunday. information: (949) 644-1999. Kayaks Surf Shop is hav- ing a •no purchase neces- sary# drawing to win a Robert August surfboard, a Dean Miller comforter and a Billy Boa.rd skateboard. There's also an after-Christ- mas sale on selected mer- chandise, with reductions of 20% to 90%. Kayaks carries popular surf and casual wear labels for men, women and children. It's in the Westcliff Plaza shopping center, 1036 lrvine Ave., Newport Beach. lnfonnation: (949) 631-2996. It doesn't take [nnk elephants to fly Susie Sprinkel Hudson, a local Creative Memories consultant, is planning upcoming workshops lo help . you complete or start on scrapbooks or photo albums. From 6 p.m. to midnight Fri- day, there is a •midnight madness workshop• for peo- ple who want to work on albums. The workshop costs $18 and includes dinner. On Jan. 20, there will be a •power layout class,• offered through the dty of Newport Beach Parks and Recreation SeIVices, and on Jan. 21 Draper's & Damon's is having a January blowout sale on clearance merchan- dise, with reductions of 50% to 75%. Sportswear. dresses and accessories in misses and petite sizes are included in the sale. Draper's & Damon's Ladies Fashions was established in 1927. It's in the Westcliff Plaza on Irvine Avenue in Newport Beach. Information: (949) 646-5521. ' We knew that elephants of the cartoon vanety could fly, but whales? Pacific Llfe Insurance Co. in New- port Beach plans to airWt an 18-foot sculpture of a humpback whale and her calf over its five-story Newport Center Dr1ve headquarters and into its central atnum Saturday morning. The Randy Puckett bronze was com- missioned by the company, whose logo IS a breaching whale. Somehow the thought of a large statue being hoisted by a helicopter brings images traugbt with disaster to mind. But with a name such as Pad.fie Life, at least they're probably insured. A WELL<Hlu.ED WORKOUT Martinis and bench presses. What a delightful ldea. Empty calories with RETAIL ROUNDUP -a built-in way to eradicate the guilt. We wonder if many will be tempt- ed to ftex their muscles Friday when the Spa and Fitness Oub hosts open- ing night festivities for Edward Albee's• A Delicate Balance,• appear- ing at the South Coast Repertoty. The idea of a well-heeled lady or gentleman taking time to do a few reps while in evening wear intrigues. The dub, at 695 Town Center Drive in Costa Mesa, plans to hold a Spa and Martini tour with many of the drinks named after the weight • equipment May we offer some suggestions? A erunpi Cosmopolitan. Or maybe a Tummy Toner and Tunic. The possibll- ities are endless. ROSES ARE RED, TRIANGLE SQUARE IS .•• A 11UANGLE7 If the music Tuangle Square offers on weekends isn't enough to lure you there, the outdoor mall is offering a free seminar from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Jan. 27 on pruning roses. Because, really, what more could you want from a shopping experience than lea.ming how to avoid thorns? The semiJJar by gardening expert Nick Pederoff of KPI-AM (640) includes instruction on tool selection and safety, and making the proper cuts. There will also be music by the E.W. Hill Band and gardening boOths and aatts. Check http://www.trlangle aquare.com for more information! there will be a Bordermania workshop from 1 to 7 p.m., where you can make 60 bor- den> for albwns. A morning workshop will be offered from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Jan. 22. A first-timers class Is offered from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Jan. 25 John Leonard's Gou Shop is holding its annual winter clearance sale, with savings Crom 30% to 70%. 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Tuescs.y • c.tMder Drive: A ~ theft WM r'9POf1*d In the 1soo blodr. at s·s1 a.m. ~. • • Wlllt ttth ltreeC: A robbery w• ~In the~ blade It I: 15 p.m. Tuesday • ... doceuu._ Di'he: .MnoYW'8 ~ ailt WW9 repcMUd In die flnt bl()Q It 4 p.m. ~. • CM ~ A~ boll. ......,..., and CD1 ..,_ ttpCNW "*1 trom a <ar In the 2900 block • , ... ... ~ • 9lit C... ·-Qt _....,.. 111 I f 1 - •"3 -~ .. ,,_.._.•Nlpa ..... • Doily Pilot Another reason to turn off the computer I don't like e-mail. I realize that such apos.- tasy is ~mparable lo dis- liking the flag. the electoral college or even Barbara Bush. But I have amved at this con- clusion judiaously and with- out prejudice and not because -as we used to say in Indiana -I d.m sot in my ways. All of this started several months ago when my wile acquired one of those new- fangled computers that can pull in the number of gas sta- tions on Mars or the odds on blackjack or the names of Martin Van Buren's Cabinet m a flash if you just know wluch buttons to push and pull. It also brings in e-mail. Before this uwasion. my contact with a computer was mostly Luruted to the word processor on wluch I am presently writing I'm not sure of its exact age because 1t came to me secondhand. My origmdl computer began losing my copy rather regu- larly, wluch may not have bothered posterity but Jirildt- ed me no end. My computer consuJtant is Ron Darling, who lives across the street and makes lus liv- ing practicing law. He finally got tired of conung over to try and ball me out 9f my techni- cal problems and gave me a computer tus ofhce hdd dis- carded. I le cils6 msldlled it !or me, and 1t hdS worked 1ust fine over the yea~ Never lost a ~mgle word. And 1t has the added advantage of bemg inaccessible to e-mru}. That was the s1tuabon when this new element was mtrQduced to our household, resting on my wife's desk at Joseph N. Bell THE BELL CURVE home while she was at work. It was strongly suggested that it wouJd be foolhardy of me not to take advantage of this opportunity to broaden my life -especially by enjoying instant communication through e-mail with other human beings who may or may not have something of substance to communicate. While still dubious about this, I was given an e-mail name and code. which I have no mtention of revealing here, thus making it possible for complete strangers to send me bad jokes. My wife ~lained to me several months ago how to access and send e-mail. She has explained it to me again ~everal times since. There is a growing sense of impatience verging on irritation in her instruction, which is not con- ducive to learning. She can-- not believe that anyone-couJd be as technologically retarded as I appear to be. A close friend who has tned to contact me by e-mail expressed the same impa- / bence. telling mr that bis 86- year-old mother, who can't change a light buJb, mastered e-mail m no time at all and lS happily commurucating with We Rent Horses - • Gentle rental horses for trail rides & beginning lessons. • Year-round after-school programs & summer clinics. • Kids 8 & up, adults, families, parties, etc. • Boarding & training in all Western.& English styles. 714•848•9695 18381 Goldenweat St., H.8, email: HCP'EC@aol.com Page Private School 93 Years of Quality Education Enrollment Now In Pro ress OPEN HOUSE Free Enrollment Fee This Day Only! (New Enrollments) Saturday January 20th 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon Come Join the Fun! Bring the Family! Tour our friendly up to date campuses. • Refreshments * Balloons * hnp://www.pagcschool.com Cott.Mesa. Age 2 chru gradc 6 657 Viaoria Smxt &JO Lm. • 6:30 p.m. ...:.--l (949) 642-0411 GanlmGrove Age 2 chru grade 6 12111 BuaroScrm 6:30 Lm. • 6:30 p.m. (714) 971-5533 all sorts of people. •E-mail trades on guilt These critics are oft base. l There is somellung m the ctm master technology when human psyche that reqwres I'm properly mob.vated. I us to respond to an e-mail scored well in math alJ message, no matter how fnv- througb school and cons1s-olous or flip it happens to be. tently pulled 4.0 scores in There it sits, demanding our ground school when l was time and attention and lather- leaming to fly Navy aircrdft. I ing us.with guilt. wasn't particularly interested • E-mail may, m a few in any of this information and years, totally destroy the art forgot most or what I had of letter writing. E-mail by 1~ learned as soon as it was no very nature requires staccato longer required of me, but the writing. Billboard sentences, motivation lo master it in the exclamation.points, verbs first place was strong. And without subjects and vice ver- that's what I'm lackmg with sa. It is too often convcrsallon this e-mail shbck. in the guise of wnting. con- After several months ol versation without inflecuon or research, the followmg obser-tone or body language -dlld vations about e-mdtl hdve somebmes without thought become clear to me •E-mail derues the reop1- • lt is frequently neither ent the sensual experience of the best nor the most cfhoent holding a piece of paper on way to commurucdte My wluch a message has been wife checked my e·mdll last written, which used to be an rught, for example, and found important part of the letter· a week-old mvitallon from d wrib.ng process. close fnend who '>hares my Now all of thlS can be f'a-.1· passion for basketbdll to 1om ly disuussed as the grumbling her at a UC Irvine gdme of a fossLI unwilling to accept torught. I w~ dble to rcdch and enjoy change. That IS her m rune, but one more day simply not true. 1 Wds onP of wouJd have been too Idle II the first people on my block she had simply phoned me t.n to have an electric typewntt.•r the first pldce or when I dfld a CD pldyer in my Cdr, didn't respond there would and I'm learning to tapP TV have been no ut1ccmu1ty. My programs because I dnl prop· telephone dnswPnng erly motivated. machine IS one tt>chnologtcdl All I need is d little mollvd- device I have! fully rndstered. bon to move me into the• e•· On the same potnt, people mat.I orbit. Meanwhile" I'll m offlcesfTequentlyrommu---pro~> u-.c• tht· rucote with their o'>!>OCldtes by telephone and even '"Titf' e-mail when they could walk some letters. In lonqhdnd On across the comdor or d lew pdper. ' steps down the hall dlld sim- ply say what they hdve to say. This lS carrying technology to absurdity • JOSEPH N. BEU 1s a resident of Santa Ana Heights His column appears Thursdays • MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO ALSO ON OUR MENU: "FISH TACOS" WE TAKE DINING TO THE -NEXT LEVEL! If W inier Ciavinys 0uenl Cilarls <Joday . . Thursday, Jonuory 11 , 2001 A3 District cautious over proposed state budge~ • Officials say Gov. Davis' pJan to lengthen middle school year could hdve some problems. Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA D!.!tlnct ofhoals reacted with a collectlVe ho-hum to Gov. Grdy DaVt.S' 101tial state budget proposdl, wluch downplayed C'ducallon to concentrate on the state's energy cnsis. •There were no surpnses well, the only surprise was thdt he was very general m the concepts he pn)posed , • Supt Robert Barbot said. "They were good, but he wds very general this time Sometunes he lS spec.he about dollM amounts and where the money 1s conung from.· A!> 1t stands, the m~t con- trove11.1aJ educdbon lillllallve would lengthen the !>Chou! yedr !or middle school stu- clen~ on a voluntd.ry bdSC> · Thp $100-nullion Lme item WbuJd offer ~chool d.tstncts ct moneldJY mcenbve 'tor add.mg 30 ddys to lhe school yPar for ~eventh -dnd e19hth-grdde !>tudents Distncl off1c1db dgreed more school days rnuld paten· lldlly b<? d good thing but satd there c.1re mdny quc'>lloru. tl'lPt wouJd .f'IC'ed to bf> dnswered IX'forc· Newport-J\tcsa Urufied School D1stnct wouJd consid- er 1umptnq on bodrd I'd want to~ wharwe;re g1vmq up Where IS the money coming from?• 8Mbot satd. "What are the trade-offs?" Barbot's other concern with the adchbonal class tune lS that 1t be well-spent. Wlule some students wouJd benefit from addJtionaJ b.rne, he sdld, 1t 1Tu:1y not be the best thmg for au students ·We want to make sure we're domg a good JOb with the days we have before we add morP. • Bdrbot !Ki.Id "Class time lS JUSt d tool, b1,1t so lS qual.lty of mstrucbon, intensi- ty or instruction. dtlenllon !>pdll • Three othN ma1or tntlld· t1ves mdy hctve more of an ellect on Ncw.port-Me!Ml, Sdld Mt.ke Fme. the d1stnct's assis- tant supenntcndent of busi- ness servtees One IS d $335- nullton item for professional development LO reddtng dJld math, another ,., a $15-rrul- hon pnnc1pal trd.lJllllg lJlJbd· ll\'e, and the ldst IS a $30-rrul- lton intensive algebra prepMdbon m1babve. All three are pos1llve pro- grams, Fine satd 'The algebra 101ltat1ve would be similar to the many rectdlng pushes of the pct.St sev- er di yectrs. Fine added The pnncipal trq.mmg pro· g~dm, while a good 1ded, must be looked at carefully. he Sdld. because there is dJl expectd· t10n that d1stncts would be reqwred to match state funds "Those ~ee. I trunk, are dlJ very pos1llve Uungs. and the middle sc:Qool one may be, but I see somd huge> hurdJe.. • Fme Sold • Volume Selection • <Ntstandlng Custwnw S.rvicie • Gt.at ,rice GuaranfM .. • I A4 Thursday, January 11, 2001 Doily Pilot Planning Commission sets lof-size standards out the city in an effort to preserve the Eastslde's neighborhood charac- ter. • If approved by Costa Mesa City Council, houses would be required to be built on at least 3,500-square-foot parcels. Jennifer Kho DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -The•Planning Commission approved a new set of codes this week that would estab- lish a 3,500-square-foot minimum lot Sl.Ze for houses m the city, with 011 t1verdge lot s12e of 4,000 square feet. The codes -which would have a less restrictive minimum lot-size requirement than staff proposed - must be approved by the City Coun- cil before they are put into effect. Not only are many houses in the city occupying lots smaller than the proposed minimum, but more restrictive requirements would pre- vent some odd-shaped lots -~uch as the El Camino Shopping Center lot -from being developed at all, commissioners said. •I wanted larger lot sizes, but I will support ISJnaller ones) because, if we push for something too big, we're going to end up with some- thing not compatible with the neigh- borhood at all," Commissioner Katie Wilson said. "I want to be sure we have (enough housing) while pre- serving the look and feel of the neighborhood.· U the City Council approves the proposed codes, which have been in the worlal since June, they will require: • bigger lot sizes: • larger driveways; • more off-street parking: • more distance between main buildings: • a more extensive review process for both new developments and remodeling projects. • The revisions also would reduce the maximum building height, increase the amount of landscaping required and require devel~ to follow stricter architectural design standards, including having more variety in building heights and roof forms, more offsets and building pro- jections in home facades and enhanced detailing. In June, the council established a temporary moratorium on small-lot, multifamily developments through- Jeff Pratt, one of the owners of the El Camino Shopping Center, spoke in favor of the scaled-down minimum lot-size requirement. Pratt said the triangular shoppmg center, set for development mto medium-density housing, will be impossible to convert if the oty adopts a 3,500-square-foot mini· mum. The council approved the project, backed by the Mesa Del Mar Home- owners Assn., in December. Mesa Verde housing project moves ahead despite some protest •A Costa Mesa councilwoman and some residents say the 69-home project is too big for 12-acre site. Jennifer Kho DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA Shutters, VdJ'Y- mg roof Imes dnd drches are some of thf' design eleme>nl'> included m the pldns Standard Pc1ctf1c Corp. has sub- nutted for a 69-homc Mesa Verde clPvE>lopment. The two-story houses would be bul.lt in d vdfwty of styles -some Wlth ltdltan fedture!> such as window acct>nts and tnm. some with glass !>epardllons, bnck dccents and shut- ters; and some with Spanish-style arches. "We believe the project will ben· eht the community by providing new housing," said Dana Bieber, pro1ect manager for Costa M esa- based Standard Pacific. "We've got over 250 names on an interest list to purchase homes there. They are four-and~e-bed room homes geared tov.:::ard both young families and the empty- nester market." On Aug. 21 , the City Counol Tbt Ut'fttt ct Fitmt &1•ry s.,,1y approved the project on a 12-acre, triangular-~haped parcel owned by C.J . Segerstrom & Sons that is bor· d ered by Adams Avenue, Mesa Verde East and Mesa Verde Center. The houses would range in size from 2,696 to 2,972 square feet. not includmg the garage and patio space, on lots averaging 5,000 square feet. Standard Pacific reduced the number of proposed houses from 90 lo 69 after the council rejected its LDitial plan m the spring. But some Mesa Verde residents, mcludmg Councilwoman Karen Robinson, say there are still too . many homes. "In my opl.ll.ion, there is no ques- tion that 69 homes at the size or the homes is too many," she sa!d. The project "is not compatible with the surrounding neighborhoods. "I spoke out very strongly about that before the project was approved by the former counol, and my views on 1t haven't changed "Standard Pacific (reduced) the number of homes but increased the size of the homes, and the council permitted them to do that.• Council members and residents also prevtously urged Standard Pacific to retam the mature eucalyp· tus trees on the property. City staff members said 20 trees on the perimeter of the shoppmg center were removed after a survey found the property line diffe red from where the city 8fld developer thought 1t was. The trees will be replaced . • u was a clear mistake as far a!> where the property line did lie,· said Councilwoman Linda Dixon, who s upported keeping the trees. ·I saw where th.e wall had to be built, and 1t was actually impossible to build the wall and retam the trees. lt broke my heart, but l sclw that some trees had to be re moved." Vn...LABELLA Consignment Furniture do F.JI Smiitt S./111 in OrttHft Canty Don't miss the lowest rat~ in 3 years! Time to redecorate yo ur villa? Think Villa Bella Announcing the Grand opening of ~osta Mesa 's state- of-the-art physical wellness facility. Dedicated to the promotion and maintenance of wellness through the integration of body and mind . Supervised by Physical Therapists Call on a local for a FREE quote! Newport Direct Funding Old \Vorlc.f Eu ropt:.tn Hair CORPORATION (949) 515-1884 369 E. 17th St. • Across from Ralphs (17th & Tustin) Mon-Sat • 10:30 · 6:00 pm FL.U SEASON IS HERE·!! It's Not To Late For Your Flu Shot! Just Stop On By $12 each .. Doily Pilot Student-made balloons e<;>l~r gray skies •Eighth-graders watch their creations take to the air in an outdoor lesson on bigonometry. D•nett• Goulet DAILY PILOT CORONA DEL MAR -Bright spots popped up in the otherwise gray skies over Corona del Mar High School early Wednesday as students sent homemade hot air balloons soaring. "lbat was pretty fun. It's nice and warm over there," said Donna Thomas, 13, with a shiver. While the rain held olf, students in Julie Oblouk's eighth-grade science class were able to set off tissue paper balloons they had made in class and track the inflatable crafts' llight Owing the preVious three class sessions, students had made the bal- loons by tracing patterns onto three pieces of tissue paper that they then glued into six panels, said Aumna Igbal, 13. A wire around the circular open- ing completed the aircraft, which students made in teams of two. "We're supposed to be figuring out why they go up and come back down again instead of just going up,· Aumna explained. AJ'ld so 35 students, surrounded on all sides by gym classes playill'g soccer and softball. stood huddled around Oblouk and a camp stove, as their aviation works of art were filled one bY. one with hot arr. "Nobce the good construction of this balloon -it hlled up f~t. • Oblouk told the class. When the tissue paper and glue creation was expanded to its fullest capacity it was released into the gloomy sky. Behind it trailed a couple stu- dents, one measunng the distance it traveled before at began its descent back to the muddy field. "l swear, one year, when the Wllld was blowing the other direction, we had one go all the way to UCI, • Oblouk said. "It Just took off.· Although none or the balloons sent up Wednesday morning expe- rie nced such success, students chased them eagerly and tracked which went the farthest. Students would later ta.lee the sev- ABOVE: Eighth-grader Jessica Gianotti, right, puts a deflated balloon on her head after a Wgbt at Corona del Mar High School. Fellow student Jeksle Rhoads joins her. RIGHT: Eighth-grade science teacher Julie Obloul< uses a camping stove and charcoal lighter to inflate colorful tissue balloons to coindde with a physical science lesson. PHOTOS BY DON LEACH I DAILY Pll.01 eral factors they were record.mg dJld use trigonometry to calculate the height the balloons reached dJld the angle of ascent, Oblouk said. Stud~nts also will be asked to write a report of their findings. So, m essence, the building and the launch- ing were the tun part, while most of the work is yet to come. • Contemporary Sportswear for Women ... HALF -YEARLY WINTER · SALE 40%·70% OFF\ •YORI -SPOITSWUI • WUAl & AatYE WEAi • WIUIY SWEATEIS . ' . : . MONDAY -SATURDAY 1 Oom -6~ t 024 Bayside Drive • Newport Beach (Bayside Dr. at Jamboree Rd.) 949-719-9360 .. Thvradoy, January 11, 2001 AS BRIEFlY IN THE NEWS Foundation gives $100,<XX> at meeting Patrons will find it eas- ier to use computers at Newport Beach public llbranes a fter officials for the Newport Beach Pub- lic L1brdry Foundation handed a $102,100 check to library trustees at Tuesday's City Council meeting. Most of the money will be used to replace 23 com- puters dt the central llbrdry, ddd a digital rrucrohlm scdruler printing system dnd unprove tech- nology resotirces for dul- dren, Sdld Cdthenne Saar-· Kranzle y, who co-chairs the board of trustees. A small dmoul'.ft will also pay for new books, audJo books dnd support at the hbrdry's Balboa branch Ldrry Spitz, the foun- dallon's president, said he hoped this would not be the ldsl check before the end of the hscdl year, June 30 ·nus is the result of a great deal of effort,• Spitz said, adding that more than 1,000 volunteers had . helped to rdlse the funds Mayor Gdry Adams Sdld he was pleased to see trustees and foundallon members work together ·It's good to see that some of the rough runes are m the past. • he satd In the fall of 1999 and last spnng. the two groups fought bitter batUes over the spending of founda- tion funds The controver- sy, which dlmost sent trustees dnd foundallon members theu separate ways, subsided after the former ledders of both orgdmZdllOn!. were replaced. -Mathis Winkler ,, J ' ' I THE LAW OFFICE OF , THOMAS G. REINECKE P.L.C. 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Ind~~,. w M they're fond al~-·sione ilrn1 ...,._ I~ b:*I thlt'<1119Yl" Chedl Ir*> the ~,.... ..... al ~. liklne, if you're plinrw'!I to bUild OI f'.modal ltlia $prqi Cit Swnmlf, you .. find hit NEWPORT STONE & DESIGN CENTRE on.ts a beCW M6edlott, be111er ~. and ~ ..,..__ Ice hn wiyonel The ecll:ln of Ha 4001 NEW YEAR CONSUMER BUSINESS REVIEW IO'low Y'Qlll _.. lo buld • to IMt f~ .. Wll1'\ lllbnl llkJne We r9COn'"*ld NEWPORT STONE & DESIGN CENTRE RAUL MIRANDA, M.D. T Board Certified Family Practitioner Mon, Wed, Thur & Fri 8:30 AM -5:30 PM• Tues 8:30 - 7 PM -· Phone (949) 8'6-1831 • Fax (9.49) 548-7475 The •Family Docfor", tN:r1 what many families 1n this area call DR RAUL MIRANDA at 275 Victoria, Suite 2K. in Coct8 Mesa. When you don't feel well, you don't want to go to a hosprtal emergency room You want someone you can confide in . • family doctor, not an 1m~. cold dinlc DR. MIRANDA 1s a family pra::titlOMf ~has been in practice fOf 0>1et 18 years now, and can diagnose and treat almost any ache or pain you or a family member mtrf be experiencing • DR. MIRANDA '' atways keeping up wrth the n8'N9St advances in mechane through poblfshed matenafs and by attending seminars It you don't know someone who can refer you to a family doctor, oow would you make your ct\Oice? The editors ~ this 2001 NEW YEAR CONSUMER BUSINESS REVIEW r900mmend that your chotce should be OR RAUL MIRANDA He has all rt talles to keep you and your family in the best of health MICHELLE M. SHAMARDI, D.D.S., INC. Quality General & Cosmetic Dentistry T Mon, Wed & Thur 8 AM -6 PM • Tues 9 AM -6 PM Fridays By Appointment• Phone (949) 840..o4CM Onty once In• lifetime ao w. get a Mt al free teeth, which are our vwy ownl DR MtCHEU.f M. SHAMAROI, a U S.C ~. QIY99 yvc.1 r..-on ID trnle 'fO'JI own n11t1.n1 am1M with gentle penonellad cat9 OR. SHAMARDl'e ~hes tie.I bU11 upon •"4••«1 MMOe, CWV1g aatuct., ,_.,....,.. fw and the good wil of her nny ~ Plfl*iCa People needing dental cera go wtww they fell ~ nt ~ wtwe tt-.y are Wiii b'..nd Thal In cu opWWJn. accoura In a --, iarve ,,._.... b Iha a&ICCW Ind ~of DR. Sl;tAMAROI The bellt.,,,., to ~ 'f04' t..ctt and '1'ftl8 heaillhy •to ,_ ,.-check~ and good, picl 11 011.i an DR SHAMARDI es1 P*P 'f04' and 'f04' flmlly keei> 'f04' l'mlhy, hippy amllle. OR SHAMARDI a otllca Is• tC>t A~ A-.. Surt9 201, n Newport e.cn, and you're~ ID Clll fw en 9PPOl"b••il the net time you or a ~ of 'f04X t.nlly needs dental ese MIJlt ~ plilna 819 W9lcarne and VISA and MASTERCARD are ac:icapad . The edla'a ol he 2CD1 NEW YEAR CONSlMER BUSINESS REVIEW 1ec:om•d tr.a OJI ,._.,. nlllke OR. MICHELLE M SHAMAROI }'O'M l'nc chalce for '-'1ify ~-She hes II I t-.. to 1cei1P you .nllngl ;---------------------------------. ~ lnttt11 Ell.uwt & ~ Conauttltlon I (~chiding X-Rap) (MS.GO V••) : L-------~h..~~~~~~3~~--------_J DAVID V. BATES D.D.S. Orthodontica & TMJ Treatment ~ Phon4t (NI) 840-4203 I I I I I I I Ira oever too late to haw • ~I smile Today, you aee 7 'jell' old chldlwn as wie11 as 70 year old edulta wwtng ofthodontic btllCea Now, bfw::es can be ..Uty tttted, end come with a vanity d deW °' ooloi1uf bend• OR DAVID v. BATES w411 eocunutety diegnoae, corr«:t mlQnmtnt cl the ..., and poor occtuston He mo tr.a pl3Mnts who t.. TMJ di9ofders Symptoma lndudl chroNc: ........,,_, riedca::hes, w stumness and chronic &lnus cangestion OR. BATES' otnce is at 1441 Awc:edo Ave, Suite 703, In N9wport Beech. He Is 1 well establl$hed orthodaltM. who hm Mrwd families throughout t:he --for 12 ~· There ii ilO , .. charged fOf ., lnttilf ..WUllltion. DR. BATES regu~ ~ and lectur• Ill UClA. UCI and \!Sioua ~ ~ groups Only the moat mod.n n'llt8riela Md th• .... tec:flniquel .. utiltmd. WMttw you need one tooU'i «..., entl,. mouth wrrwdwd, you mn be l&n OR. BATES .rtd his ltlulf wt1 give ~ court.oul ~ ~•int MMce. You'I heve tM be9t loc*I~ smite In tr:Mn. ~ deuttiwts r9COmmeftd OR. BATES to their pmera . The edftora d U. 2001 HEW YEAR CONSUMER BUSINESS REVIEW recommeod you mllke OR. DAVID V. BATES 'Plf ftnt duie for qullllty orthodontica A8 Thursday, January 11 , 2001 , (. WEATHER CONTINUED FROM A 1 10 a.m. Friday, Blau.er Wd. "When there is a combina- tion of high tide, surf and rain, we're most concerned,• he said. Several lifeguards will be on duty throughout this week, Blauer said. Some were planning to be at their posts all night Wednesday and will do ~ again tonight a~ a precautionary measure. The Newport Beach Police Deparbnent will work closely with the city to ensure they keep eacru other informed in case there is an emergency. Sgt. Steve Shulman said. "We~re prepared to take BALBOA COMTINUED FROM A 1 Corruruss1on gives its approval to lhe expansion. Planning commissioners had signed off oo the.. expan- Sion Dec. 7, butJamesW. Read. d nearby property oWT1er, filed an dppeal with the City Councd to review the decision. While the city's new Greenlighl law -which requires citywide elections on certdm general flan amend- ments -d!d not apply in this case, Read told counctl mem- bers thdt, together with the renovation of the Balboa Theater and changes to the mwuopdl parlung lot. the inn's expansion should be denied on the basis of Greenllghl's phtlosophy. "I feel that tius project ~hould be considered in a cumulative effect,· Read said But other residents and leaders or the peninsuJa's revi- ldl1Zabon plans said the hotel owner's pl(lns lo improve the .. ca.re of problem area.a and geared to handle traffic con- trol,• he 84ld. "We're also working with the city's Gen- e ral Services Department to get gna and barricades if nec:essa.ry. • There will probably not be any flight cancellaUons at John Wayne Airport, spokes- woman Ann McCarley said. "The only reason why they wouJd be canceled is if there is fog." she said. "Right now, our maintenance crew is working to make sure our runways are clean.• What should the rest of us watch out for? "Take tt easy on the roads,· Miller said. •And don't drive into pul!dles you can't see the bottom of.• um couJd help the area to rise from its steady decline. •Jn pnnaple, we are very much opposed· to new build- ings.· s&d Tod Whlte, the pres- ident of the Balboa Peninsula Point Home Owners Assn. ·But in this case, our board voted to support the project.• White encouraged council members to Sl.\pport private efforts to shape up the penin- suJa's downtown area, adding that Um; would go along with the city's plans to invest $7.5 million to fix up streets and create a more pedestrian-ori- ~nted environment. ' Others speaking in favor of the plans included Michele Roberge. the executive direc- tor of the BaJboa Pe rforming Arts Theater Foundabon, com- muruty acbvist Gay Wassall- Kelly and Bob Black, who owns the Balboa Pavilion. "It's a marvelous idea," said Dona Colombero, who lives two blocks from the inn. Councilman Steve Bromberg recused himself from the discussion because or a possible conflict of interest. Sold 7td 'Patt6 ?V/UtiJllM Teak is now Affordable! We Buy Direct, Eliminate the Middleman! Compare our Prices! Tm9.pMU Cost~ Mesa Showroom by appointment 12'40 Logan Ave. Unit H 1-r ol McCllntod A lopn) (714) 544-7268 www .teakoutdoon.com IN BRIEF Resident must pay for alleged violations A judge tius week upheld Costa Mesa's decision to tSsue a citation, based on alleged property maintenaJ\.Ce code violations, to a Mesa Verde resident. The resident, Joe Grisham, said he challenged the cita- tion issued in October because he thou9b.l it was unfair. . He said he received a VIO- lation notice, fixed the prob- lems listed and then received .. BREAK CONTINUED FROM A~ repairs," he said. That means the ground must be dug up again to do those repairs. But Webb said the work should be complete in a week. a atatJon for other VIOiations not l.Lsted on the wanung. City staff said lhe city lS not reqwred to JSsue wam- mgs before hlmg citations. The d!Jeged v1olat1ons mclude dn exerctSe bicyde, a tarp and butldmg material Gnsham said he planned to take to his other home m San Diego .• Gnshdln said he became ill and was unable lo move the matenals for two ddys, when he Wds ated. ;The hearing officer said that when I was sick, I shouJd have cttlled code enforce- ment and told them I The water lme 1s about 200 feet south of lhe water matn on Dover that broke m 0ctobf>r and caused the enure street to be shut down fo r several days. The main pipe 1s in lhe middle of southbound Dover. between CWf Dnve and West Coast Highway. "The two breaks are not An American J'amtly Operated Business Since 1983 Qi\,,~:: Th•J'loor GUvs ,~,,~ ~·' .., ~,,a•• Our family serving your famny t for 47 years LIFETIME •EcoumEX~DISTRIBUTOR OUARAMTEE CARPET OF LIFETIME GUARAITEFCARPET $ 9 9 Llfililwt Stahl WarrHty 1 SQ. llftth111 l11r l1rr111ty FT. 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I relt hot about 1t <?t first, but then I decided it's not that big a deal.· Grisham said he now plans to build a private wall to hide his frontya~ from view. City code officials were not avatl- able for comme nt before press time -Jennifer Kho related,· Webb said. "The line that broke today ts 25 to 30 years olcj, but lhe water main that ruptured in Octo- ber was bwJt in 1927 • Giving no speaf 1c reason for the ne w break, Webb said 1t was part of normal busi- ness for the city's Public Works Department. He said underground uW- 1bes in the older parts of town -BaJboa Island and Newport Heights -have been replaced by the city from time to time. The right lanes on Dover will remain closed until repairs are complete. I I ' l ' Ii . ! 'I I ' ' • '' \ I , , I I "' \ l\\11(\\1 1 \1 1\. Rabbitt Insurance ~cncv AUTO • HOME.OWNERS ; .£U.iH 40 Years In Business Al& 4)J , __ ._..,..._. .• ,_.._... / r , 949-631-7740 441 Old Newport Bhd. • NewpcHt 8-:h (Nat H0411 Ho.pita!) 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Learn to be your own puppy's trainer while helping a shelter dog be trained, so they too can find a, good home! For more information on our trammg programs please call O.C. HUMANE SOCJITY 21632 Nnrl.nCI Sc •• H .B. 71'-'" ... v . I /. I I ' . cdsTA IVIESA Producing a good community newspaper isn't child's play. But the Oaily Pilot, with its local news, prep sports and updates ~n the West Side -makes it look easy. Ifs the newspaper I've grown up with, and I'm staying with . No kidding. r Gof the Pilot? . Call 1 (800) LATIMES to subeCftbe • Cell (949) 642-4321 to adveftile • -l • ,,. ... '. ( . r' .. '• • I 'Doily Pilot 'Around TOWN • Send AIKXJNO TOWN Items to 1he Oa11y Pilot. llO w Bay St., Cos· ta Mesa. CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170: or by calling (949) 574- 4268. lndude the time, date and location of the event. as well as a contact phone number. A complete listing Is available at :http:/lwww.dailypilotcom. I ·TODAY A Orang~ County Chapter ol ,the Assn. of Corporate Growth meetmg will focus on :·corporate Crossroads: Growth vs. Sale" at 5 p .m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd ., Newport 0Beach. $40, or free for mem· bers. (949) 862·9644 The Amertc:an Marketing Assn. of Orange County will ·present • 51150: The Insane Factors of Loyalty Programs,· ,featunng speaker Eric Hol· ;men at 5:30 p.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. $42· $60. (800) 290-9216 Mother's Market & Kitche n will hold a free senundr on pet nutrition at 6:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. (9491631·4741 Parkinson's Resouree Organ!· zation will host d support group meeting for Cdregivers. adult chlldren and family members of loved ones with Parlunson's disease at 7 p m at the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguente Ave., Corona del Mar. (760) 773-5628. A wmlMr titled ·uow to Sur- vive Ca.ring for AgmlJ Par· ents• will be held at 7 p.m. at the Newport B~ch Central Library's Friends. Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. Free. (949) 717-3801. FRIDAY Writers and edJton from The Local Concierge, an Orange County travel magazine, will visit Borders Books, Music & Cafe at 7 p.m. South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. The winter issue will be available at the event. (714) 432-7854. The North Face retail store will present a slide show and lecture about hiking the Paafic Crest trail at 7:30 p.m at 1870·A Harbor Blvd , Cos- ta Mesa. Free (949) 646· 0909 "A Family Salls Mexico," the title of the opening presenta· tion m Orange Coast Col- lege's 26th Sailing Adventure Series, will meet at 7 :30 p .m. Friday, Jan. 19, 26 and Feb. 2 at OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. 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Mother's Market & Kitchen wiU hold a free serrunaJ on super health for the new year at 6:30 p.m tit the Patio Cafe, 225 E 17th St., Costa Mesa (9 49) 631-4741 . ' DOG CONTINUED FROM A 1 named, Higgens by humane society employees -ls doing well. "Some animals that have been abused tum mean, but a lot of thern don't.• Simec said. •Tuey just want lo be loved and to do good. This is just one of those spe· cial dogs.• Slmec scud that although Higgens is not the only case of Cl(limal cruelty she has seen in her nine months at the hwnane society, it IS the "loudest· one. Nolhmg can be done to remove the pamt from Higgens' fur Without endangenng him, so he must be surgically shaved to remove tus fur The Huntington Beach shelter, wtuch also serves Costa Mesa. deals with a BRIAN CONTINUED FROM A 1 Concrete steps in the center of the qudd were covered in messages of love for Campbell, written m various colors of chalk, and banners that read ·we m1ss you Brian· graced the school walls. Students wore green com- NOVA Award Winning Italian Cuisine Since 1933 On the Water In Newport Beach Complimemary Valer & B oar Docks Live Music Eve1y Night 9pm join Us.for Twiligh~ Dining Entrees Starting at $6.95 LATE NIGHT DINING til 1 a.m. Fridays & Saturdays I F or Res<{r vations: (949) 642-7880 j 3131 Weit Coast Highway, Newport Beach, CA K'li w. 1·i I Ja1101 ·arestaurant.com . lhuudoy, Jonuory 11 , 2001 A 11 ! ,,, For more Information, call (714) 536 8480. case or abuse as serious as Higgens' about once a year, she said. The purushment for aru· mal cruelty depends on the stress and injury to the ani· mal, said Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Bob Durham. Higgens' case -wtuch had not been reported to the police as of press time -appears to be a rrusdemeanor, wtuch car- ries a punishment of less than a year m jatl, Durham said But Sunec said that with Higgens found near Orange Coast College the perpetrators could be diffi- cult to hnd. "It seems Wee 11 could have been anybody,· she memorabve nbbons "It's a Brian bow,· Nielson explained "He's lnsh, and our other choices were red and yellow, and they've been done.• Whue school admrn1stra- tors have provided crisis counseling for students, they are now trying to get distraught teens back on a regular schedule and back said •Maybe at was a col· lege prank. ln any case, I don't tb.mk retnbution is the answer.• The society as more inter- ested in find.mg Higgens a good home, she said. The ideal home •would probably be one with no teenagers or small duldren, becalise I don't know what his background was but it was probably abusive,• SiJnec said. "But not neces· sarily an older couple, because [Higgens) is very strong. Maybe a young twenty· or tlurtysomethmg couple who wants to run and play Wlth tum, that IS .maybe not mterested in havmg kids. that IS maybe career·onented but has tune to spend with tum. 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The oversight is about to be remedied as SCR pre- pares to open Edward Albee's• A Delicate Balance· _ ~eeken<!._Li.lling th!! slot in its "great American play- wrights" series that so far has revived works by Ten- nessee Wllliams ("A Street- car Named Desire") and Arthur Miller ("Death of a Salesman· and ·All My Sons"). Albee, of course lS best DON IIACH I OAl.Y fl.OT Sandra (Stacey Davb)t left. and Danny {lbomas Sabin) talk at Jan's party In "Grease." known for lus 1962 dramd "Who's Afrrud of Vtrguua WooU?" which mspued d superlative moVle version m 1966. "fhat playL however, didn't Win him one of his three Pulitzer Priz~s. ThesP came l(\ter with • Seascdpe, • "Three Tall Women· and ·A Delicate Balance.· 'GREASE' • Group: Musical TheateT Academy of Orange County • Stoty line: The adventures and romances of a group of high school ki<;ls'1n the 1950s. + Director. Craig Fleming . •When: 7 p.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, 7 p .m . Jan. 20 and 3 p.m. Jan. 21 ~ ~ .. .,.-- + Cost $9 or S6 +Where: Costa Mesa High School The- ater, 2650 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa • Miscellaneous: This is one of two produc- tions of "Grease.• ~ewport Harbor High School will perlorm the musical Jan 18-20. • Call: (949) 646-6624 It's well nigh impossible to go through a high school drama program without encountering Albee'!. "The &ct,Uonal muclran~u of (ualiUJ ran9in9 from TANSU clrtsts tq smafl trusurts anJ uni(ut bronze anJ stone 911rJen pieces. Chinese anti(ues from a Jistin9uis/ru oriental art coflector. .,.!)~ , ttA~Y tt©U1t """ Mon.-Fri., 4 to 7pm Also Available: Prints • Bronzes • Baskets • Screens • Scrolls • Porcelain • Clothing • Dolls • Ceramics • Lacquer • Kimonos • & Much More ~and FREE Beach Burgers 5-6pm , 100 MAIN \1 . RAIROA PfNINSULA 3441-C Via Lido (Near Vons Pavilion) Newport Beach '<J6')) 72) . .;002 f..1on -S;it 1Q;irn -6prn ' PRIORITY PROGR/\M FOR I\ LIMITED TIME:'. ·How To Plan Retirement Living for the Future ... , U>o Story.• an mtense one- act play. "Tiny Alice" and "Everyt,bing In the Garden" are also among the play- wnght's s1gruficant body of work Five years ago. Albee became a Kennedy Center honoree, only the fourth , playwnght to receive thE! litetime achievement award aft6r Williams, Miller «hd Nell Simon (another play- wright SCR has yet to "dts- cover" J. President Clmton put 1t succmcUy: ·Edward Albee'!. We ep1tonuzes the rebellious spmt of art. For over 40 years, his work has defteCJ convenbon clnd set a stan- ddrd of trmOVdtlon that few can match· For the SCR productJon, which focuses on a typical suburbdn couple whose IJves are thrown into tunnoil br urunvited guests. chrector Mdrtm Benson 1s calling upon some local hedvy- we1ghts -Kdnd1s Chdppell Richard Doyle. Hope Al€!xan - der, Lmdd Gehnnqer, Nicholas l lormrtn ~ind Rene Augesen The show 1s in pre- views now dnd wilt' open its reguldr Pngdgeruent Sdtur- ddy, running through Feh 11 Mertnwh1IP c1own'>ld1rc, on the Second StdlW SCR 1" red1scovennq dnothPr pldy- wright with a rebellious spir- it, John Guare, with a reprise production of "Bosoms and Neglect.• Although staged once before at SCR, it's a lesser known enbty than tus "The House of Blue Leaves· or "Six Degrees of Separa- tion,• both of wtuch have been presented at South Coast Repertory. ~t f>roduced on Broad- way in 1919 -for three per- formances -the play did much better when SCR tack- led 1t two years.later The playwnght hds· reV1Sed his . ongindl scnpt for the new production The play's centrdl figure, a womdn trymg to ward off cancer by waving rtround a plasuc statue of St Jude - 1s based quite hterdUy on Guare's own mother The first scene he sdys, hap- pened exdctlv ds wntten. and the womdn who inspired 11 wasn't exdctly thnlled to see 11 c11splayed on telev1!.1ortm dn opening night report ·Bosoms and Neglect.· directed by DaVld Chdmbers. will open Jdn. 23 on the Sec- ond Stage and pldys through Feb 25 • TOM T11VS wntes about and reviews l<Xal theater for the Daily Pilot Hrs storr~ appedr Thursdays and Saturdays . • Peno1'-lliiud Gifts for Frinuis &Family • Uniqru Gift ltntu For Bahu,, WtJJintJi Busituu, Homr, rte. •Rob~. 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'>,~ -• •-: .. f ) ()% I • I I()% ) l ,) {C) ·r),'/Y j)j) Mon -Fri 8:30 am -7:30 pm Sat & Sun 8:00 am ~ 5:30 pm ~· JOHn LfOnnRD'S • '"'e 0 L ft e .. 0 ~ J. • Newport Beach . . . 7 I • DATEBOOK .. Daily Pilot A 14 Thundoy, Jonuory 1 1, 2001 Villa Nova fills _ plate and :Palate with claSsic It.alian cuisine By Stephen 5Mtaa'om M y Ea.st Coast frien~ constantly criticize South9111 California for having no history to speak of. Pointing to 300-year-old churches and the historical plaques that seem to be on DINING ~~~~r:g REVIEW ~!li~~~y desire to live in a place that considers the first Bob's Big Boy as fit for the Nabonal His- toric Registry. I constantly defend my res- idence of choice and conrr- dently pomt out that there's plenty of tu.story here. You just have to know where to look for it. Villa Nova Restaurdnt m Newport Beach, ci1be1l no musty old church, 1s d gredl example or the local tu.story that Cdn be found if one digs a bit. . . FYI Whllt: Villa Nova Restaurant ~: 3131 W. Coast Highway, Newport . Beach Houn: S p.m. to mid- night Mondays through Thursdays, 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays-and Satur- days, and 4 p.ni. to mid- night Sundays How much: Expensive Phone: (949) 642-7880 and also can be topped with any t>f the above-mentioned sauces. 1 Judge an Italian restau- rant by its fried calamari and veal dishes. Villa Nova may have aussed the mark with its squid appetizer, but the veal erases any doubts that most of the food is classic ltal.lan at its best. bottle to accompany their meal. 1be extensive list includes a cellar collection featuring vertioa1 flights (same wine, consecutive yea.rs) of several exoeDent cabemets and chardonnays, as well as a superb, U not expe~e. offer- ing of older French bordeaux- es and burgundies. Desserts include several .. traditional Italian dishes like the now standard tiramisu ($4.95). I'd skip it. The ladyfingers were dry, and the filling had a granular consistency. 1\y instead the excellent zabione (S4.95), a light, rich custard made With egg yolks and sweet ma.rsala wine,' served warm over fresh benies. Villd Nova opened dS d small Trattona near Holly- wood dnd Vme m t 933. Own- er Allen Dale was d less t.hd1l successful actor who emigrat- ed from the Abruzzi region of Italy to seek fam<' dnd fortune in Hollywood SEAN HILLER I bM.Y Pit.OT Chef Son_ny Merganthaler of VIJla Nova in Newport Beach displays a popular dish. Scallopine piccante ($19.95) demonmates both the quality of the meats that Merganthaler buys and his deft hand at preparing them. Villa Nova came close to becoming past history when the restaurant was burnt lo the ground m 1995. Luckily for its loyal Newport follow- ing, the Creans painstakingly reconstructed the restaurant ·at considerable cost. Villa Nova sits once again, regally perched next to the luxurious pleasure craft that dot Newport Harbor., serving traditional Italian cuisine in a luxurious, romantic ~tting. After a short ctlreer dS dJl dctor and stuntman. the for- mer Alfredo dt Lis10 (Odle Wds tus stage ndme) opened tu.s restaurant, which he moved to the Sunset Slnp two years later. The restdurdnt WdS dJl unmedJdte success, Md soon all tu.s actlJlg crorues were hdflg111g out there on d regu- lar basis John Wdyne, Dedn Mdrtln dnd Henry Fondd all frequented the spot. Accordmg to the current owners, Andy and ChMlene C rean, JO{' DlMdggio took ManJyn Monroe there on a blind date, and it's also the ' spot where Vmcent Minelli proposed to Judy Garland. In 1967, dS the Sunset Stnp was losmg its glamour and •• I I gaming strip clubs, Dale moved the restaurant to its present location on West Coast Highway overlooking Newport Bay. The restaurant could just as easily have been plucked from the AblUZZl coast, with its great view of the harbor and decor that invokes Old World romance. The dark intenor and wood-panel ceilings create lllStant warmth enhanced hy the plush, red-leather booths dild rich, burgundy table linens. Large watercolor murals by Stefano Fd.lk depict picturesque Italian scenes . The cozy cocktail lounge features entertauunent most rughls and is always crowded late into the evening with ~ enthusiastic and appreaative clientele. An upstairs lounge reatures dn open-air "cigar" room, !~h~20%0f I Cos~A M:sA T. All fAciAls wiTlt 1 Auoss l•oM R•lphs PARAfiN f il~~~ I : ~!.!~~,~~~;~.!~~. ::::.~ l 1:" : L ri. • °"""" _,,..be c...i-d wti. ""l'....., ~.,..,..or ialt !"'<" 0.-do not """'1 to IVod lwodo W..,,... ; hp .. 1/31/2001 I _______________ .. The Original MIKE'I CARPET$ OVER 25 YEARS IN COS TA MESA • Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery• ALL CARPET· a· FLOORING CURRENTLY MARKED DOWN 30°/ooff ~s perfect for enjoying a fine cig- df and snifter of brandy on a bdlmy evening. Villa Nova's food has about as much historic significance .dS the rest of the building . Phiclses like •a favorite since we opened" dot the menu of chef Sonny Merganthaler. I le hdS been with the resldurdllt for 25 yedl'S and has held the responsibility for the kitchen smce 1983, when the oligmal chef, Wally Gen- 1.1.le, died. The cldssic Italian menu offers a vd11ety of traditional appetize!'S, including an anbpasto nusto ($6.95) that features a variety of cold medls, cheeses, olives and vegetables. It's a good choice to w·arm up the palate while s1ppmg d Campari and soda or mart:mi ... Other 1avorites include thinly sliced prosciutto draped Vinyls • Ceramics Wood • Laminates CALL NOW 642-8400 DESIGN CENTER· ''For All Your Decorating Needs!'' FURNITURE REUPQOLSTERY • Custom-Made furniture • Slip Covers • • Patio Furniture • Draperies. Shades. & B~dspreads over sweet melon ($7.95). and bruschetta ($3.95), which are toasted baguette slices topped with fresh-chopped tomatoes, garlic, basil and a drizzle or extra-virgin olive oil. I was disappointed with the fried calamari ($5.95). The slices of calamari steak (as opposed to the baby ring lets often seen) were cooked 1ust right. but the bread-crumb coating was soggy, soaking up too much oil Tiy 1I1Stead the Melanzane Villa No11a ($4.95), thin slices of perf ecUy fried eggplant served Wlth a tangy marinara sauce. The scallopl.rti are sliced paper-thin and cooked just enough to keep them from getting tough and stringy. Capers and mushrooms in a sauce of garlic, white wine, lemon and butter accent the mild-flavored meat with a ptmgent flair. • 5lEPHEN SANTACRQCE'S restau· rant reviews appear eNefY other Thooday. He may be reached by e- mail at food_critkOhotmail.com. Pasta dishes are served "l entree-sized portions and include most of the old stand- bys, such as spaghettl served with a choice Of meat SclUCe (Bolognese), marinara or fresh tomatoes and basil ($9.50). An extra buck will get you two of µte tasty_meatballs made with ground beef and grotmd veal. Ravioli ($9.95) is stuffed with a combination of spinach, veal and sausage, A more robust, but just as good, preparation IS the Piatto Villa Nova ($22.95), which tops veal with thin eggplant slices. mushrooms and zesty to'lalo sauce. f Seafood lovers should try the calaman steak ($16.95), wtuch, unlike its appetizer cousin, is cooked lo perfection. The steak is dipped in egg l>dtter and qwckly sauteed. If not done right, this prepara- tion can turn the squid into shoe leather: here I was able to cut mine with a fork. The perfectly cooked squid is served with the same piccante sauce that's served on the veaJ. Wine lovers will have no problem selecting t?e perfect B.W. Cook THE CROWD Bruce Cook has the day off. His column shol11d return Saturday. . Beacon Bay Auto Wash 481 E. 17th Street • Costa Mesa 645-2022 4200 Birch St. (at Dove) •Newport Beach 833-0660 r--------------------~-, I son Wll • Full-lervice Wash I : ·0~$695 • SealerWu :: I . I I. Ce•••• d!'.Qla•el/Sl/H .I ----------------------r---~------------------, I UJ08TWAIB :::=-=--I ~. $ . ·8WS~NAllWU•..... I I .rt:I ~ AOS : ....... _ llllJ -I O~.... &V.. . .. " • ._ I • YDm. llAft I I. c.-. •• ...... el/JIJU ______________________ .. r----------------------, I llACOff '818 : ::::-=--I : ;s.1z•s :::.:~:-:::·-_, ·: I ~~-I I. C...1n iJ • •l/Sl/U I ----------------------~ 'DIERE IS NO EXTRA WASH CHARGE FOR TRUCKS OR VAN I J. . Doily Pilot DATEBOOK lh1Ksday, JonuorY 11 , 2001 AIS 'Cast Away' and 'Traffic ' could be Oscar fare 'Cast Away' leaves indelible impression I c ast Away• is a cleverly woven work. Each of the segments is seamlessly segued to the big picture Chuck Noland (Tom Hanks) is a work-driven personality. REEL As"the movie CRITICS opens, he 1s addressmg - through an interpreter -Russian work- ers on the importance of meeting deadlines and r moving packages. The Fed- eral Express employee comes across as a motiva- tional speaker who believes his words. - Back in Memphis, hls girllriend, Kelly Frears (Helen Hunt), is working at Fed Ex while completing college classes that will give her an entree to profession- al ranks. She is patient and forgiv- ing as they exchange gifts at the airport on Chnstrnas Eve. He is flying out, but promises to be home for New Year's Eve. Kelly's girt to Chuck is a family heir- loom pocket watch from her grandfather, a railroad con- ductor, with her picture inside. Chuck reluctantly gets on the plane. heading for a routine trouble-shooting mission. With little warning of imminent danger, we are exposed to the most fnght- ening airplane crash sequence I've ever seen. Deafening noises, the tumultuous disintegration of a plane, bright light and darkness designed to evoke terror in even the most sea- soned traveler. The rubber raft is deployed and, with Chuck aboard, it washes up on a WHY PAY DEPT STORE PRICES? VtSit our AREA RUG STUDIO Rugs & Runners on Sale Handmade wools, synthetic, 11.s;ils A~N'S 1663 Placentia St., Cosu Mesa (949)~ MONDAY NJCHT FIS~ PRY SellJM Ttmpun a.. Batw.d Alb • SMlood DINlen '7., and up All DIAl'T ll!l!a ON SPl!CIA.1. TACO DAYS rn....n-•sai .............. Q"*-Tlc*I Swt.ll'lg at'111 12• M •t• P«ttkol •t• seAJIOOO 6 S1'U& KAJIOI DIALS "'*"~,.... SWtang •• •10- sandy beach on a remote island in the Pacific. Ch uck deals with the reality of lus plight day by day - what to eat and drink, and how to survive unW he 1s rescued. The filmmakers resisted the qu1ck fix and, as we watch, we're drawn mto the mala1~e. boredom, frustra- tion and loneliness Chuck is experiencing. Dealing with a bad tooth, no tools, no light at night and "Wilson· gives us the heights the human spirit can reach with humor and hope. This is a memorable movie and one that you may draw on long after you leave the theater. ~cast Away• is rated PG-13 for 1.11tense acUon sequences and some <[ISturbmg images. • ELAINE ENGLAND, 65, lives in Newport Bea<h and owns a gift· basket business she operates out of her home. 'Traffic' tells 3 sid es of the drug trade Chuck Noland ffom Hanks) writes a message on a boulder before beading out to sea to rejoin civilization In "Cast Away.,. The movie, which has been No. 1 at the box office nationwide since opening in December, tells the story of a man attached to deadlines who becomes marooned on an island when the plane he ls on crashes. Hanks has been nominated for a Golden Globe award for his performance and ls a favorite for an Acade my Award nomination. r F ew problems in Ameri - ca stir as mCJch debate anc;I controversy as the governn:ient's encifess and seenungly fuWe war on drugs. With ·name,· direc- tor Steven Sodetbergh has fashioned a riveti.pg and thought-provoking film that explores all facets of the drug trade m America. ·name· is really three separate moVleS filmed m three very different styles. each with its own characters and subplots. One story focuses on drug users and dealers at aU levels of the trade, from grit- ty inner aty slums to man- sions with ocean views. Another examines police f-officers, honest and corrupt, on both sides of the border Beruc10 del Toro 1s outstand- iag as Javier Rodnguez Rodriguez, the Mexican cop bewildered by the moral ambiguities of hls Job. The third story hne pre- sents the political and per· 3 165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Blodl Soutll of 405 Ny 545-7168 tJ'JohGl!Mfw ~.,~ca ..... In dlil ~ dltit mmedy by.,. ... d Sllr 0..-t( S1-a lldOla. tw0 ~ neuroda c:aMKt. wt. .. can-., doln~ln--dl:pf ,.,. .............. Oft .. W'llflf sonal dtlemma of ultracon- servative Judge Wakefield, played well by Michael Douglas. He is about to become the nat10n's new drug czar, even as his teenage daughter and her wealthy friends fdll deeper into their own cocaine and heroin addictions Several little-known actors play their roles with depth and style, adding to the movie's realistic portrayal of its sub1ect. Soderbergh deftly weaves the plots of these three overl&p · ping tales into a uni- fied whole, as the lives of the characters m each ~:ie1~~e~-John Depko conve rge. He has created a masterful and intelligent hlm that 1s as complex and compelling d<; the d1fh cult drug L'iSues hf' seeks to illuminate A ternfic moV1e that 1s weU-worth s-eetpg dnd sure to draw attenti<bn at Oscar time. •rtaffic# is rated R for per vasive drug content. stron9 language. violence and some sexuahty. • JOHN OEPKO. 48. IS a Costa Mew resident and a senior investig.Jtor for the Orange County Public Defender's Office. r . . . ·c· ........ . OMMUNITY A 16 Thursday, Jonuory 11 , 2001 EDITORIALS Let Newport Coast students finish out the year at Lincoln W hat is the rush now? The original dead- line to open Newport Coast Eleme~tary School has come and gone. So the students didn't start the school year ~t their new campus, first scheduled to open Sept. 5. And so they rudn't return from winter vacation to move into the school Monday, which was a backup plan. It has been an unfortunate and unpredictable dilemma. And to some degree. it has been an embar- rdssmg situation for the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. Perhaps there has been much pres- sure to hurry aJong with the school that will serve the tony Newport Coast community. The delays -mostly due to problems with win- dow deliveries -have some parents and school offi- cict ls itching to finally complete the campus and start using the classrooms. District officials have said they want to be com- pletely sure the construction is complete and the fin- ishing touches are perfect when the school opens·- this time for certain, hopefully -on Feb. 26. But what about the students? Instead of trying lo open Newport Coast Elemen- tdry School just for the sake of actually having done it during ·this school year, we believe it would be best for the students to stay where they ate until fall. The children have settled into their classes at Lin- coln Elementary School, where they are temporarily situated. When the construction was not complete by September, the idea was to have the Newport Coast students spend hall of the year at Lincoln and the'1 attend their neighborhood school for the last half. Now, it would only be disruptive to move them at the end of February for the remaining three months of the school year. The new school will still be there in September. Leave the students whe re they are and let them start fresh in the fall. Campbell will be missed, but his m emory will live on ..... C orona del Mar High senior Brian Campbell has been taken away, tragically and too soon. He will be missed, but his memory will live on in tangible ways. No one could have anticipated that a bump to the young man's head while getting out of a car Satur-r day night would damage his brain enough to take away his life and leave him clinically dead by Tues- day morning. His fellow students, friends and family are mourn- ing his passing, remembering his special laugh and · admiring his courage. Not long ago, the 17-year-old told his mother he wanted to donate his organs in the event of his death. Perhaps he ne~er imagined he would be giv- ing the gift of life to others so soon. But at an age when many people feel invincible, Brian courageously considered the miracle of saving another's life when his would be taken. How could the death of a person so giving not leave a void in the community? The stark sadness of h1s absence is somewhat softened by the knowledge that his legacy will live on. friends who crowded tho hospital waiting room before Brian's death will never forget him, his hAppy- go-Jucky splrlt al)d, ultimately, his generosity. · •They were ~ talking about his great heart and whAt a good kid be was,'! aid his grandmother. Col· 1 C4nipbeU. :Jbose whme llv aro saved by b:lS d on to be an organ dOQOI' wW forev remenibe.r their benefactor. And whoever ge hls heart ls an ~y lucky person. , ( ,. .. Th . silDIT • • I ' . .. . . . How To GETIWllSIB "He was our hero. He made everyone laugh. He'll never have an 18th birthday party so the kids want to give celebration to his life. He would have been 18 in March." The Dally Pilot welcomes letters on ~ Conc.emlng Newport Beach .net C6sta Mesa. • LE1TIRS -Mall to Editorial Page Editor JallnlM lAe -1 the Dally Pilot. 330 w. Bay St .• Costa Mesa. CA 92627 • READERS HOTUNE -Call (949) 642-6086 • FAX -Send to (949) &46-4170 • E-MAIL -Send to thllypflotOlatlf'ltti.com All correspondenee must lndude full name, home- town and phone numb« (for verification puf'POSeS). The Pilot resel'Vfl the right to edit all su~ for clarity and leogth. -COWHE CAMPBELL. the grandmother of Brian Campbell, the Corona del Mar High School senior Who was pronounced dead Tuesday '. Doily Pilot SEAN HILLER I OAJlY PILOT Trying to be the first ou t, planes wait for 7 a.m. to roll around so they can take to the skies above Newport ~ea~h. .. .. "-ReSidents still annoyed at JWA noise •AT ISSUE: Airport's latest quarterly noise report showed a small decrease in noise ("Airport reports slightly less noise," Dec. 23). I am writ.mg in response lo an article 1 read in the Daily Pi.Jot. I hve less than a hall·mile from the southern end of John Wayne Airport's runway. I am appalled to read from John Wayne Airport •Access and Noise Manag- er· John Leyerle that, "Santa Ana Heights res1· READERS dents are probably RESPOND l~ss senSt· live to au- crart noise because they MP more accustomed to hear- ing ll.. After living herp lor more that five years, I'm still not nor will I ever be • accus· tomed" to screaming jets flying ove~ my house. Do you know how fun it is, Leyerle, to hear a Jet "full throttle" its engines al the south end of the runwdy -sometimes up to 45 mm· utes at a time so that the mechanics can check the e ngines? You feel that you aJ'.e in the nuddle of a war zone! Or the joy to hear screaming Lear jets that are so loud you feel your eardrums dre going to burst? Or the curfew that's habitually bemg broken? Jets that fail to •cut back" lhetr throttle after reaching a certam allltude (as per the settlement dgreement) but instead •full throttle· over our homes? My persondl favonte is when WP have Santa Ana winds and the Jets take off lo the north dnd land to the north The only problem is that au the residents have to smell all the jet exhaust! Ye5., John Wayne Airport reports less noise. I don't buy 1t; I feel John Wayne Alrp.ort 1s gettmg louder. Just can't wait till 2005 - when John Wayne Airport goes 24·sevenl Our qudlity or life? RAYMOND NIEWIAROWSKI Santa Ana Heights In rcjerence to the front- page ~~ on the airport reporting slightly less noise. The article stated Lhat res- idents will welcome a report Lhat shows little change in Lhe noise patterns from July through September and that complaints dropped 8.3%. Well. I live directly unde r the light path, but I must l.Jve in the middle of the bay. There 1s rarely a day that goes by that I do not have a plane fly directly over head. When I did call m to let them know at the noise center, I was told what I see is due to my "percepbon " of the plane's locabon. The plane J see directly overhead is real· ly located directly over the bay. So when Lhey told me the plane is over the bay and my J:lerception lS all wrong, I deeded that I must live in the bay and have no nght to call and complam. So I quit calling. But I do have pictures of the planes taken through my skylight in my home. JACK DELUCA Newport Beach Just read the article m the Daily Pilot regarding the noise from aircraft in the Santa Ana Heights area coming from airplanes out or Orange County or John Wayne Airport. Lat me get ttus off my chest: r have lived here'in this house since 1954. It was a novelty to go to the airport a nd watch the Bonanza take off. WeU, now things have changed, and we all have lived through this clisaster. Oh yes, r have complained ' or tned to, but no one ever returned the call. How about the time one or those planes flew low over my house on Bayview at 5:30 a.m., and I couldn't do anything about it except gel mad? Lately, at 9:30 p .m. the loudest plane was intensely loud. Loud enough to think it had crashed nearby. Just a little later another one did the same thing. We have had so many cracks dppear in our walls that I put a stick into the crack to hold it in place till I can have It repaired. Oh, yes, we are accustomed to the terrible noise, but like. I said, no one is around to complain to .• So why both- er? Let El Toro share this nwsance with us old-timers. THOMAS J. HOUANO Newport Beach Educators should be able to challenge evolution theory By Wendy Leece I fear there lS an incurable na turalisbc bias in ~ Eleanor Egan's argument for evolution i·c reaboni.sm should not be taught as sCl- eo,ce, • Rebuttal, Tuesday). Shefails to rationallyjusll- fy ~t we REBUTIAL not teach children in our . public schools that infonna- tion we have today is dble to show many flaws m the Dar- winian model or evolution by natural selection and that there is fresh evidence that supports and d~ds d con- cept of life based on •tntelll· gent design.• The term of intelligent · des1gn 1s not the same as the belief in CTCcltiOnism, based on historical b1blkal infor- mation alone. How wer, belief in tntelligcnt d -gn IMY octually lead on to conclude the blbl cal account is true. It oo longer necessary to u only the Bible o argu tt\ xis· [t.mce'of an l11t lhg nt , d ign I . We have cont a Jong way n Oaviit Hurn a1gu agalrist th nwittP11'\1"1\ of mlrad ln the 18th hqy, pn r &o DarWth .. iMoTy Ying ID 18.59 It w Hume who helped dW\ people's rrunds to doubt supernat- ural interven· bon Accord· ing to Hume, no event Wendy Leece could ever happen under any cir- cumstance, outside of the established laW& of nature. U Egan applies her own · "intellectual labor• to under5tand recent scientific and philosoptucal informa- tion wtuch mterpr~ts CCU• rately the truth surrounding Darwin's theory and secul4T humanlsllc philosophy, he must admit h r own bias which avows only natural· ism as a governing philos.o-- phy of life. ScienW1c progress has to leav the door open to the J>05Sibihty and a reasonable belief Ui events happening out 1<10 natur: 's laws or Ml· urahstt ant di lng uous In th i.r forts lo hnd the truth W have to look at all th eVidence for th rare u W9I u the regulaz. Wbf .. ., ad lalllliabJe tn 'Pitn '*" bUt not the belief ..... event ii a netutal 9"1d' In eiamfnlnO the dtwe dty Cf tif lt not ln'ationAJ IO believe in an event that is not d •natural event" when evidence supj>orts it? Take the notion of ·me- duable complexity" (see Michael Behe, •Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to Evolution") and look at a mousetrap. U you take one part of a mousetrap away, will it still work? Then look at the eye. Could an eye and all its intrlcades have evolved? What is the probability it dJd? Where is the evidence to $Upport this? Also, what is the chance lhal a protein can randomly combine to form a simple cell With <>Ul- en o.nd function? Egan attacks creetionism u a "hodgepodge of biblical phrases engrafted upon pseudosocnce, as a substJ· Lute of intellectual honesty and sdentilic labor.• Fossils, peppered moths, th Cam- brian explosion -scientists, not b.iblkaf ld>olotS, are attackln(J old theOriet sup. . j>orting evolutiOn. Th8y o.rCJ'\'t wnng the Blbla at all. We mu t leach about this · oting controvertv in :Id· 5~ Chat .. what UI ._clam in our •cl•dtl Del ma~ currma no. C. llledl- ing science. Egan states that the •practice or scientific inquiry does, however, promote the values of intellectual hon- esty and humility, care and thoroughness, critical think- ing. the courage to stand behind one's own work, and the respect for others.• If she really believes this, then she will have to think outside the box of naturalls· tic philosophy and examine all the new evidence (see Discovery Institute Web site). The theory of evolution does have a lot to do w1tb the idea that th~.re ls pur- pose to We, and it can undennine,c:ontradkfor support splntual values. . Fairness 1s requl.red. Tbatlk· fuUy lb Information A~ ts giving us the facts we nted to support intell.lgent aJlW• ments to h Ip Childreil und rttand th orlgtri of life. U th y :end up be.lieVili(J1n • God, IO be lt. A·~ Jata~ Uc Agenda pou ~ .-.nt1 want more relig\Gn ill public sd\ools, IO lbe UQWlci to t ch about ·bMI= d~. la perfect. :;Loi ~ Timll. •WeatlMli ==~Jr • •*'&mm -• "* ill *' .... ,.,. ................ Dlllrta lelfd Of Ml cs••o. L ... DOilar signs are now on same channel W alk into the men's lounge or clubhouse at any stop on the Senior PGA Tour and you're bound to spot players watching another goll tournament on television. If not, they're probably following stocks and bonds and interest rates on CNBC. --on, sure, these guys are good, but the numbered clubs in their bags aren't the only important figures for members of the Senior Thur. "I'd say 50% of the guys who play on the Senior PGA Tour, their lives are set (financially), and the other 50%, they're close,• John Jacobs said at the Las Vegas Seruor Classic in April, refemng to the large prize money won by the players, who Richard Dunn GOLF generally keep close tabs on Wall Street dnd reinvest part of their winrungs. With a blending of intefests (goll and money), CNBC is the new cable-network home of the Senior PGA Tour, which means the seventh annual Toshiba Senior Classic at Newport Beach Country Club (Feb. 26 through March 4) will be moved from ESPN to CNBC. So, the Seruor Tour goes from an all-sports channel to a business station. CNBC signed a four-year agreement with the tour to televise its events beginrung next week with the MasterCard Championship at Hualalai Goll Club m Kaupulehu-Kona, Hawaii. A sneak prevtew of the new "Senior PGA Thur on CNBC" will &r twlce on the cable network this month -Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and Saturd~y. Jan. 20, from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. The CNBC special immediately precedes the telecast of the network's debut event, the MasterCard Championship, on Jan. 20, when mpst viewers will probably watch because of the NFL playoffs Sunday. . CNBC will broadcast 33 Senior . PGA Tour events this year, nine more than ESPN last year. The agreement Quot• Of 1HEDAY "Wt kMW how •tmd this gllTII was fof us cnt " girls played vwy ... today .... Biii Barnett., Newport Harbor High girls water polo co-<:oach ..... IJllpJlat t ... kmcl'y 1 S honofM _s..--_, ____ '':.'_~_~ _ __,I JIM Ml~SON Sporn Editof Roger Carlson • 949~7 4.4223 • Sports Fox: 949~50.0170 • Thursday, January 11, 2001 Bl / Tars drench Irvine with 7 -2 dunking · • Bobth, Belden, Deyden take care of business as Newport Harbor takes firm grip on CIF seedings, and Sea View race. Tony Altobelli DAILY PILOT IRVINE -Leaming an important lesson from last year, the Newport H¥bor High girls water polo team knew how important Wednesday's Sea View League clash with Irvine was. And the Sailors played like their lives depended on it. "We lost to Irvine last year and they went to the CIF firlals, whl.le we lost irl the first round,• Newport Co-Coach Bill Barnett said follow- ing his team's convinang 7-2 win over the host Vaqueros. ·we knew how important this game was for us and the girls played very well today.• Jenna Booth led the Sailors (11- 2): ranked No. 3 in Orange County, with two goals and two assists, while Katherine Belden added two goals and one assist. Solo tallies were-contributed by Paige Lanslng, Annie Wight and Erin Kelly Bates Both teams were sizing each oth- er up in a scoreless first quarter, before the Sailors' offense began to heat up. Followmg two missed opportuni- bes with a six-on-five advantage, Newport was awarded a four-meter penalty shot when the Irvine goalie GIRLS WATER POLO yanked on her own goal. shut down lrvme's sconng opportu- nities, while Newport put some additional godls Of! the scoreboard. ·Belden took advantage of the sit· uation for a 1-0 Sailors' advantage with four minutes remaining in the hrst half. "The key to Heather's success is her mobility." Barnett said. "She was in the right pos1bon out there and she played very reldXed • Irvine (7-4), No. 4 m the county, tied the game a nunute later when Sarah Hamilton found the back of the net. Newport marched right down the pool dnd regained the lead when Belden's shot deflected off an lrvme player and mto the upper- right comer of the goal, gwing the Sailors the lead for good A Vaqueros' delens1ve break- down led to d bredkclwdy ~hot for Bates, who lobbed the bdll mto the upper-right comer of the gOd.J for a 3-1 advantage The Sailors completely shut down the Vaqllf ros m the Uu.rd quarter Wlth d.n effective otfense and an dlI-tJght defense l.rvme WdS 0 for 4 Wlth d six-on-hve Sailors' goalie Heather Deyden had eight saves and completely SEE POLO PAGE 83 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL Mustangs win in . renewed rivalry •Costa Mesa gets career-high 24 points from Conte to pull away from inspired Eagles in PCL opener. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -If last y~r·s spllt, mclucling the first Costa Mesa High boys bas- ketball win over crosstown rival Estanoa m 18 years, ter- minated "The Streak,· the first battle between city and Pac1.hc Coast League rivals this season tnggered a new beginning. Indeed, au the atmosphere surrouncling Costa Mesa's 57· 44 road wm Wednesday, as well as the action on the floor in the PCL tipoff for both schools, pointed to one unavoidable truth "The Rivalry,· complete , with an unpredictable out- come, IS ofhoaUy back. - EAN HILL[R I DAI y PILOT Costa Mesa's Chad Vakill goes up for two Wednesday.'• their hearts out," Estdnc1a Coach Cbns Sorce !>did ·costcl Mescl 1s a good team and we did d pretty good JOb, for the most part SEAN HIU.ER I DAILY PILOT E.standa's Nikolai Doudtchenko (1 4) baWes Mesa's Stephen Thomas for control. "It's not one-sided any- more,~ said Mesa Coach Bob Serve11. after hts Mustangs (11 -5) pulled away down the stretch U1 cl game that was closer than the score rrughl indicate •Al least I hope it's not one-sided • Serven Wcl.S equclUy gra- oous toward EstdnCld, wtuch, he acknowledged, wcls hand- 1cclpped by the loss of top scorer Elldsar Mclldonado, who served a mandatory one- garne suspension after bemg ejected from the Eagles' hnal league tuneup Eagles reign • Estancia turns Costa Mesa back in Pacific Coast League contest, 2-0, in a heavy rain. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA , It was billed as the Great Intracity Boys Soccer Equalizer with a possible changing of the guard at stake. But Estancia High's Eagles would haW! no such thing, at least not on their turf .. This game was so big, the Eagles agreed to play it at the new Farm Sports Complex un.der the lights adjacent to Costa Mesa High, even though it was their home game. But the threat of inclement weather forced a change in starting time (3: 15 p.m.) and location (Estancia). · It started to rain as soon as the open- ing whistle was blown. So much for a sense of timing. It was only the second Mesa victory over Estancia (5-10) m the last 33 games between the two, the first on the Eagles' floor, it is believed, since 1982. Mil was league and it was Estancia and I told our kids the intensity would be up a couple notches from what most of them had experi- enced before,• Serven said. Rooting sections from both schools, divided virtually equally, held little back. cheering their teams, rousirlg the referees and even grurn- blmg disapproval toward the opposition. "Not having him hurt them,• Serven said "I'm very happy to get out of here with a wm. We didn't want to be 0- 1 (in league) gomg to Uruver- sity (cl first-plclce showdown Friday at 7 p.m ). • Thanks to the offensive heroics .of 1unior guards David Conte and Nolan Clark, dS well as strong team defense, the t-..tustdngs .. , remained cltop the ledgue standmgs They also ranched an automdbC berth m the ClF Southern Section playoffs. by reaching the rc>qwred 11-Wlll . also features consistent air times on weekends (3 p.m. to 5 p.m. for all Saturday and Sunday coverage). Friday action will be televised by the PAX-TV cable network, which is jomtly· owned by PAX Communications and NBC. Television times on Friday will be "' 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (tape delayed). The Toshiba Senior Classic will have six bows of scheduled coverage {it has been five hours in years past). "This was the year (Costa Mesa was rumored to be stronger), rlgbt?• Estancia Coach Steve Crenshaw quipped, following his team's 2-0 Pacif- ic Coast League-opening victory Wednesday in cold, rainy conditions . "Some people make the statement that we kind of reload,• saTd Crenshaw, whose team (5-2-3) is the re1grung PCL and ClF Southern Section Division IV champion. "We have a very talented team right now • C renshaw, in tus sixth season as the Eagles' coach, has~lost just once to Costa SEE SOCCER PAGE lf3 And. deq>1te several fran- tic flurries, wtuch left bodies strewn about the floor on sev- eral occaSlons, sportsmanship and mutual respect carried the day. "I thought our kids played ... plateau •1 don t wdnt us lo get m the playoffs for 11 wins.· Ser- ven said "I want 1t to be because WP finished well 10 .. see GOLF PAGE 83 SEE HOOPS PAGE 82 . ~ DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE \ WIEK Risking life and limb I Sailors~ Bruce:Lim I • Newport Harbor High wrestler's aggressive style usually smothers his opponents, but it can also leave him exposed. IMy F.uffmer DM.v Pl.Dr C harging, whirling, pawing, unging. dipping, tugging and prawling. Bru<ie Lim is the explosive eye of the storm on the wteltllng mat. But. ironically, it's this eggieajve, unrelenting approach that allo politions the Newport Harbor High senior dange.rouily on theedg , •1 get nervous,• Newport Harl>or Co6c:h Dam.Ink: Bulone said ol w=tu mr performer, whole P' y to pulh his oppone.Dtl am. and~ does. come bd IO bite blnL But. tbll ~-bard 54oot-3 standout. who has won 19 of 21 , match heeding into tomght's See View League-opening dual meet at lrvlne, obviously g ts the better ol the action the majority o( the t1m And, tn the middle ol the swan song teeSOll ln an, u yet. en uneventful pep c.ARm (be wu third last year at leegue 6neJs tn the 119-pound dut), be bu deemed the potential rewa.rda o( bis ax-minute taunamll gree than the rilks. ·1 Just want to t.U CIP this yeu,• said Um. whb ftnlihed M!COnd kl .the I 19"~ dell •t tbe 37«bOOI EtWa Thurnament, completed Satwday. \ ---.. . 82 lhu'1doy, Jonuory 11, 200 l SPORTS Doily Pilot JC MEN'S HOOPS · Pirates pass another big road test Sea Kings Snelling like a rose,. 81-58 • Orange Coast takes• 73-70 win at Fullerton. FULLERTON The Orange Coast College men's basketball team is making a major statement in the Orange Empire Conference, defeabng 11th ranked Fuller- ton, 73-70, Wednesday night for Its thlrd straing conference win. Ryan Earl and Chad Hage- dorn each scored 18 poutts to lead the VlS1ting Pirates, ( 12- 6), while Nick Burwell chipped m 14 . Jon Tinnon and J.J. Sola each scored 15 pomts for Fullerton (13-16, 1-2 m OEC). OCC will play at Golden West Friday at 5:30 p.m. ORANGE EMPUtE CONfUENCI 0MHGE CoAST 73, FouilToN 70 Orange Coast · Labistre 6, Earl 11J, Oliver 2, Webster 7, Madrid 8, Hagedorn 18, Burwell 14. 3 pt. goals · Webster 1, Madrid 2, Hagedorn 1. Fouled out · none. Fullerton · Sola 15, Mann 5, Grace 5. Tumef 12. Beck 18. Tinnon 15 3 pt. goals Mann 1, Grace 1, Turner 1, Beck 1. Fouled ovt ·none. Halftime -OCC. 43·35. K WOMEN'S HOOPS -Pirates outlast Fullerton, 65-60 • Fierst scores 20 to pace Orange Coast ~ Orange Empire victory. FULLERTON The Orange Coast College • Shahangian and Snell pave th~ way to league-opening victory. St.Ye \lk'ven DAILY PILOT LAGUNA BEACH Behind the hot shooting of Idean 1Shahangian and the desire ol Eric Snell, the Coro- na del Mar boys basketball team ran through -host La~ na Beach, 81-58, in a Pacific Coast League opener Wednesday. Despite a deep cut just above bis left eyelid, Snell, a senior, finished with 25 points, eight coming after the cut Shahangian scored 21 points, 13 in a pivotal third quartdt, when the Sea Kings (7 -11, 1-0 in le~gue) outscored the Artists, 23-9. Sha.hangian, a senior guard, shot 5 for 5 from the field in the third quarter, including a three-pointer. He also sank 4 of 5 from the free-throw line. CdM led just' 33-29 at half- t:iJne , but then 56-38 to begin the fourth quarter. "(Snell is) a tougb kid,• CdM Coach Paul Orris said. "He's a. warrior. He's Corona del Mar basketball -You don't play with your mouth, you play with your mind, with efforj. And. if the other team is better, then so be it. But, they'll leavf! the floor know- utg who we are." Laguna Beach (4-12, 0-1) . BOYS IWKnlAll is now quite familiar with CdM. The Sea Kings began the third quart.er with a 7-0 run as Shahangian accounted for the points. He displayed enthusiasm after each shot with applause and nodding his head as if music was play- ing in his head. With three minutes left in the third quarter, Snell received the cut that put him out of the game. A Laguna Beach player scratched at his eye when going for the ball which led to blood dripping from Snell's eye. An athletic trainer advised Snell to receive stitches after the game. As soon as Snell re- • SEAN HllilR f OAll.Y PllOT entered, he drove the lane, planted his feet on a jump stop and converted on a smooth jump shot to give the Sea Kings a 49-33 lead. He also hit a three-pointer with three seconds remaining in the third. came off the bench to key a strong defensive effort Ln the third quarter. MCIAC COAST~ C.0U OIL MAil 11 CdM's biggest Erle Snell l.MiUNA 8IAOt 51 CdM 15 18 23 25 -81 Laguna 6 23 9 20 : 58 Corona .. Mar • Snell 25, Shahanglan 21, IC. Manclllas 11, Alshulef 9, Reynolds 4, Grey 4, B. Mancillas 3, Brewster 3, Glass 1, Najar O, lead of the night came after sopho!llore Kevin Mancillas. who chipped in with 11 points, delivered a three-point shot for a 73-47 Lead. CdM senior Charlie Alshuler added nine points. Sea Kings seniors Taumata Grey and Dave Richardson Richardson 0. 3..pt. goals -Mancillas 3, Snell 2, Shahanglan 1, Brewster 1. Fouled out -Snell. Technicals -none. ~ hac:h -BlodgMt 20, Brown 12, Chatrath 7, Foes 7, Nor· fleet 6, Leahy 2, Gabbar 2, Rldet 2. 3-pt. goals • Brown 2, Blodgett 1. Fouled out • Foes. Technicals -Blodgett.. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL Tars eke it out •Varna! scores 22 to lead Newport in 60-53 Sea View League win. Tony Altobelli 0 AJLY PILOT IRVINE -The Newport Harbor High boys basketball team.overcame an early slug- gish offensive display to pull out a 60-53 win over host Irvine Wednesday night in both teams' Sea View League opener. -.. "We've still have a lot of work to do," Newport Coach Lany Hirst said. •Sometimes. we're our own worst enemy. We tned to throw the extra pass and be too nice out there instead of taking what the other lj:am was giving us.• Senior Aaron Yamal paced the Sailors' attack with 22 points, while Tony Melurn added 14 points, 11 in the fourth quarter. David Cox led Irvine (9-9) with 25 points, while Jordan Guinn added 10. Newport H,ubor ( 1 '• l) 1 0 Wednesdi'ly'o; scores. Newport Halbor EiO, Irvine 53 'Mxxb idrje 46. l..acjl.f\a Hills 43 Aliso Niguel 'SI, Ocean View S2 (nonleague) Friday's gam ei. (7 p.m .) ' Newport's lead to three . On Newport's next posses- sion, Steve Young (eight points) was fouled inte ntion- ally. The senior "'ealmly drained both free throws to extend the lead to four. women's basketball team jumped out to a big lead ear- ly and he ld on for a 65-60 Orange Empire Conference . win over host Fullerton Wednesday night. E5tand a's Cesar Romero (50) ls hemmed in by Steve Whittaker (20), Danny Krikorian (r ight) and Mike Payne, be hind, ln the first half Thursday's PCL season ope ner. "We tried to throw every- thing we could against Cox,• Hirst said. "Everyone on our team had an opportunity to guard him, but he still man- aged to find a way to score.· lrvme missed a jumper on its next possession and Pe r- rine fought h.is way among the tall timbers to grab a big rebound, keeping the Vaque- ros from getting any closer. Karyn Fierst led the Pirates with 20 points, while Kiersten Melville added 15 points. Also in double figures for Orange Coast was Je nette Redmond W1th 11 points and Kristen Urban (Newport Har- bor High) Wlth 10 OCC will play d i Golden West on Fnday beguuung at 7:30 p.m. ORANGE EMPtftE COHRlt:£NCE 0MHGE CoAST 65, fuu£RToH 60 Orange C.oasf ·Fierst 20, MeMlle 15, Redmond 11, Urban 10. Nakano 5, Moiica 4. 3 pt. goals • Redmond 3, Fierst 2, Urban 2. Fouled out • none. FuHerton ·Gonzales 28. Blume 11, Hayman 8, Banister 4, Yonamine 3, Moreno 3. Starr 2, Lee 1. 3 pt. goals · Hayman 2, Blume 1, Yonamine 1. Fouled out · none. Halftime · Orange Coast. 35-23. HOOPS CONTINUED FROM 81 league.• Conte ensured a solid PCL start, collecttng a career-high 24 points and adding seven assists and five steals. The Eagles closed the game to 12-9, heacting into the second period,· when 14 pomts from junior Micah Young helped them pull ahead, 24-23. The Mustangs had a 29- 28 halftime lead, but a three- point play by Freddy Rodriguez midway through the third quarter tied it at 36. Kermy Valbuena's layup DAVID YURMAN I J 0 I • ' l'e•hl•n fetefttf• .. _1t•rt 8eeeh e4 e/7111 •tot O TN R~ al .. ~ Mif1109 6 I.AO\'-,,. "'IV"* WL brought Estancia to within 42-40 with 6:19 left, but the Eagles managed just one field goal in the next 6:08, enabling the Mustangs to pull away. Corona del MM (7-11) 1 O Yamal and Greg Penine (11 points) were the only two Newport players to find offensive success early. The duo scored all 12 first-quarter points as Newport led by four. Young had 17 rebounds. MORC COAST LEAGUf CosTA MESA 57, EsrANOA 44 5<of-. by Quarters Costa Mesa 12 17 13 15 -57 Estancia 9 19 10 6 -44 Costa Mes. · Conte 24, Clark 12, Veikili 10, Payne 6, Whittaker 5, Millward 0, Biggio 0, Fregoso 0, Amburgey 0, Cabico 0. 3-pt. goals ·Conte 4, Whittaker 1, Vakili 1, Clark 1. Fouled ovt ·none. &tllnd• ·Young 14, Prado 9, I(. Valbuena 6, Rodriguez 5, CdM 81, Laguna Beach 58 Cost.a Mesa 57, Estancia 44 University 78, Northllll'OOd 70 The lead grew to five before a 14-7 Vaqueros' run gave Irvine a two-point advantage after two quarters. "We just needed a little more offensive intensity in the sec- ond half," Hirst said. An 8-2 Newport run gave the Sailors the lead for good, but it remained close throughout the second half, thanks to Cox. Friday's games (7 p.m .) 0. Valbuena 4, Romero 4, Berame 2, Phan 0, Niles 0. 3·pt. goals · Prado 2. Fouled out · none. Costa Mesa at University Norttr.Yood at Corona del Mar Estancia at Laguna Beach The 6-foot-5, 240-pounder drained a three pointer with 24 seconds remaining to cut Back home again Tie men's collegiate volleyball eason begms Fnday as severaJ ocats return to Orange County with lhelr respective schools to compete ln UC Irvine's Wyndham Hotel West Coast Colleglate Challenge at UCl's Crawford Hall. the Olympics in Australia, the men's rules will md ude rally-scoring games to thirty points. In rally scoring, a pomt ls scored on every serve, based on who wins the rally (line ping-pong) U a fifth game is required, it would be to 15, with rally scoring, as well. The second annuaJ tournament features UCLA and Pepperdine. both NCAA Fi~I Four participants last season, with Cal State Northrldge and UCI completing the four-team draw. Fonner Newport Harbor High setter Ty l'rruhbUe will set for Northridge. ·namblie was the 1999 CIF Southern SeCUon Division I Player or the· Year when he led Newport to the qF Charlie Brande VOLLEYBALL This scoring format prevents matches from lasting too long and basically as5ures matches will last no longer than two hours. Another interesting men's rule allows a serve that hits the net and travels into the receiving team's side to be in play. Division I championship. While he ts oot as tall as most college players, he brings tremendous competiUve Instincts and desire to the court and ls exciting to watch. Fonner Corona del Mar High standout Greg CO(>n, who started for Steve Conti's CIF Dtvislon lll champions ln 1998, was a member of the national champion UCLA men's team last year. He returns for tus second season and should see action this weekend. Playing for PepperdUle will be former Balboa Bay Volleyball Club standout Brad Keenan, 'l'hO started for Balboa's 1998 national championship dub team. He was an All·Amcrlcan last season as a freshman. For UCl, Spencer Bemus, Kyle Martin and B.J. Pell, all played for last year's Balboa Bay Volleyball Club national cbampionshiJ1'team. Ede H Jcmtu played With Keen.an on the 1998 Balboo Bay champlonsb.lp squad. The tournament opent today, W'lth Northrldg m Ung UCl at 5 p.m. end UCt.A battlliig Pepperdino at 1. For volleyball enthusiasts, both match should be •don't mL " v ntJ On Saturday, Northiidgc m UCLA at 11 em ; \JCJ t4k on Pepperdln 1 J • 0 p.m., Pepper J>l4Y Nort.hrldge at 5.30 p.m.1 nd UCJ .qUM off , t tl'\ll UCLA el 700 • Th.ls yea(! IMf\' cx1Ueg rulel are Uniqu for • volleyblall pwilt QP the rules UMd I The "libero" rule that was used last year is still in effect. The Uber.o ls a back-row player who does not serve, set in front or the 10-foot line, or spike the ball. This baslCA?llY makes the position a digging and passing speciallsL He may also enter the gam& between rallie , for any player. Interesting! There is a need for tJ\1s ball-control-type play'U' in the men'• game, whlcb it not known for great ball control. Another fonner Corona del Mar standout, Greg Burden, plays the libero position for USC and ii very good. At ~ CdM product Dennis AlshWer returns for hll sophomore season alter being one of the top hitters tn the nation last year. The 1lQen wW p14y at UCl Jan. 30. Gr.g Stampley, e member ol CdM't DiVilloil 1 champion le"t year, ii en outside hltter for use. Tho Trojans will play at UCI Jan. 26 al 7 p.m ~t yep.r't CIP Pleyer ol the Veer, CdM'1 ... ~ J 1o.nten, la et StenfOfd •be.re he wUl ~lhilae~. Newport HatbO(a BWy Cleyton, wbo i.d. the Sallort to lUt year'' CLP OtvUlon I title malch and <mtributed to the Tian' 1999 DMsiOn I crown, bat bMll ~ lot Si.aford at a middla blocbr Tbe OudmlJ WW baW. UCI Maldl 10. Tha men'a "'°8ybllJ INIOD tboUIO be vcy lnt~ I bDpe our IOclal fam wll ame to UCl to watdt what our total itan twtum.. Melll!ll came up _big in the fourth quarter scoring 11 of Newport's 20 points. "Some- times, when he g ets into ear- ly foul trouble, his game suf- fers.· Hirst saio. "In the fourth, he had a foul or two to give, so he became more aggressive and played the way he's capable of playing.• Newport will host Laguna Hills Friday night at 7. HA V1EW LEAGUE NIEWPOln' HAMOtt 60, ~ 53 Newport 12 12 16 20 -60 Irvine 8 18 10 17 • 53 ~port · Yarnal 22, Melum 14, Perrine 11, Young 8, Peterson 3. Pajevic 2, Cameron 0, Diefenbach 0. 3 pt. goals · Perrine 2, Melum 1. .fouled out -none. Irvine · Cox 25, Guinn 10, Sarwine 8, Tahvildaran 5, Carter 3, Nadorl 2. 3 pt. g0als • Tahvildaran 1. Cox 1. Fouled out • none. JC TRACK Track and field post to be filled by Fitzel • He replaces Fred Hokanson, who took Pirates' interim AD job. COSTA MESA Gordie Fitzel will coach the men's and women's track and field tea.ms at O range Coast College this spring, Fred Hokan- son, the intertm athletic director, said. Fitzel,· who returned from the college earlier this month, Started at OCCln 1978 ai the men's and women's ao. coun- try OOlch and WU Uo asdltant track lnd 8eld C04ch. H coached the cross country teams through 1995 and lt4rtec1 occ·. wom n'J golf pro. gram In 1996. He contin-uoo at en o.wstant trKk coach through last spring Pltzel it ftlbng In for Hokanton1 the fonn.r track and field coach; who It terrq>OfUUy ftJUng the fo6d left WMn JaM Hiigendorf Jtepptld doWD • athktCSc: dliilCtor and dean of pbyacaJ educalion. Doily Pilot GOLF CONTINUED FROM 81 The popula.r 30·minute •Inside the Senior PGA Tour• program will also move to CNBC. It will be reformatted to serve as a weekly "pregame show• airing 30 minutes before townament coverage on Sundays. It will also be re·aired Sunday nights at 11 p.m. and updated to include in-depth analysis of Sunday's action. Toshiba Senior Classic: officials this w eek announced a new grand total donated to charity from the 2000 event: $1,011,000, the largest Sif\gle-event contribution in Senior PGA Tour history. Last year, the entire Senior Tour established a charitable record of St 1,587,706 in giving from 1ts 45 events, led by the Toshiba Classic, which -became the tint tour stop to reach the St-million mark in don'ations to charity in one year. The 2000 charitable sum for the Senior Tour top~ the previous standard by· nearly $400,000. "ft's satisfying to play such an important role in the Senior Tour's nationwide effort to make a difference,· Toshiba Classic volunteer co-chairman Hank Adler said. ·we've seen first hand how mearungf ul the charitdble efforts are in Orange County, and it's rewarding to see such a substantial cumulative effect from aJ1 the Seruor Tour events.· Fonner Canadian Tour player Pat Sharpe (Costa Mesa) has opened his doors for business as a private golf instructor at the Swmg Lab in Costa Mesa, the new facility owned and operated by former two-time Canadian Tour _money leader Eric Woods (Corona del Mar). Details: (949) 584-9161. •RtCHARD DUNN'S golf column appears ~Thursday. DEEP SEA WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS Ne uJport LMdlng -1 boat. 8 anglers. 2 calko bass, 10 sand bass, 1 halibut. 1 sculpin. Devey's ~--no report. ' SPORTS LIM CONTINUED FROM B 1 His strong tournament 1howin9, which included fouc vlctorles and a heartbreaking 10-8 overtime loss ln the title match, earned him Daily Pilot Athlete of the Week honnl"' The seeds of LI.m's new-found conbdence lJ in summer workout sess101c. at various community colleges, when he (llscovered he was beating opponents he previousJy deemed superior. ... ,.., JO, 1111 rs Jtl a Colt8 .... ..... Wl..alfll ....... ,,~ =,....., us ~Domlnk8ulolw ............ Nee vOftlil ..... "Tltank• .. t ..... -.. .. ~1 0 I my~ (lted_ • fotmM two-time -vi.w ~ champion who gractu.t.d !alt ~In I~ n\ftdl 9t ptedtee Mf0f9 tN tell90f\ Nnlld •• ~ .. .,.. ..... He wwnt 4-1 .,. route to.~ fin.wt ln1N 11~d.-at1N 37-tehool £stlnd.I Te>urnalMM. .... ~IPOftJ~-'"Ot·l he can execute more two-point takedowns - usually creates big margins of victory. Included wnong tus tournament wlns was a 15--2 semilinal verdict over a highly regarded Omar Gaitan from f<a.tella High . •Normally, Bruce is very even· k eeled,• Bulone said . •But, after he won that match, be pumped his hst, because he knew 1t was a big wm.· An wtn even more beneficial to l.im's confidence was a preseason practice-room triumph over older brother Brad, a 2000 Harbor graduate who won two Sea View wrestling bUes. ·1 got into wresfung because of my brother,· •I felt like I could be twice as gopd as I was last year, so I starter training really hard,• Lim said. "I didn't run at all last season and I've been running every day, now, for months.• Work ethic is only one attribute that drew praise from Llm's coach. •He's quick, he knows a lot of moves, he attacks well and he counters well,• Bulone sdld. "He's also very good at going move to move, something we call chain WTestling. He's really fluid and smooth and takedowns are defimtely his strength.• Bruce Lim said. ·we WTesUe a lot at home In the living room and r had never really beaten him. When I was a freshman and sophomore, he was my practice partner and he really k.Jcked my butt. To beat him, by one point, really pumped me up.· BuJone's heart pumps harder when Lun competes Executing the takedown -starting from a neutTaJ position, taking an opponent to the mat and gaining control of him -are how points are most commonly scoted. "He has about 50 takedowns Uus sedson and he's only allowed ftve, • Bulone said "Only two guys have taken tum down and ooe or those was kind of a lucky shot • Um doesn't rely on good fortune to dominate opponents. Instead, he ·pounces panther-like toward taller foes, who typically submit to d blend of strength and qwckness uncommon for the lighter weight classes. • · "With his style, especialJy agamst the calJber of opponents he faced m the Estancia Tournament. 1t doesn't take but a little mistake to get yoursell in trouble,· Bulone sctid. ·He lost a match edrlier Uus year when he lond of made a mental goof m the last few seconds That match mdde hun think a lJtUe, wluch was a good tlung For the most part, he WTestles very smart.• "I either attack all the blne or, when guys shoot on me (lunging at hJs legs to try to gam coEtrol for a takedown), I hght them off or counter,• Lim, a Sailor co-captam, said. Llm's ddlly workouts, which include several sets of treadmill runniri9 al a local fitness club, have helped create the kind of conditioning that Cdn sustain his exhaust.JVe pace. HLS infrequent defeats fuel tm dogged determmdtion His ability to take down foes, virtually at w1Jl -he often aJlows rivdls a one-point escape, so "I've been watching the videotape of my loss (in lhe title match),• Llm ~aid HI was a llttle disdppointed not to wm, but I guess J'U JUSt • have to work.harder.· POLO CONTINUED FROM 81 advantage, thanks in large part to Newport Harbor's pressure. ·w e were very mobile on our five-on-six defense,· Bar- nett said. ·we kept ll'V11le off- balance and that worked to our favor.• While the Vaqueros' offense was stuck tn neutral. Newport's lead grew to 7-1, thanks to two goals by Booth and goals by Wight and Ldns-- mg. "That was a good run for us,• Burnett said of the llurd quarter. "~had a good vari- ety on offense. I was d ltltle d.isappomted with ow suc-on- five offense, but we've been struggling with that all sea- son • lrvine managed to score late on d goaJ by N icole Lor- rimer, but the game was well Sea Kings fall at Laguna Beach, 4-3 LAGUNA BEACH -Corona del BOYS SOCCER Mar High's boys soccer team dropped a rain-soak ed 4-3 Pacific Coast League decision at Laguna Beach Thursday, falling behind, 4-1, before making a belated raJly in the league opener for both. · Thstan Harris, Danny MarshaJl and Andy Almquist scored for CdM, with assists from Mike Palzzola and Julian Cerutti. MarshaJl's goal w~ unassisted, scoring on a free kick. Geoff Collier had seven saves fQr CdM,"which fell to 2-6 overall. in hand for Newport. "This win will gtve us a higher seeding come CIF playoff tune,· Barnett Sdld "This was a iuust win for us and we're happy to be on the wi.nrung side of this one.· SEA VIEW LEAGUE NEWPO«T HAboR 7, IRVINE 2 Newport Harbor 0 3 4 0 7 Irvine O 1 O I 2 Newport Harbor · Booth 2, Belden 2, Wight 1, Bates 1, L.ansing..1 Saves -Deyden 8. Irvine · Hamilton I, Lorrimer I. Saves • Johnson 4. SCHEDULE TOOAY ......... t High IChool 9"1i Con. M~ at Vnrwni!y, 1 p m, Ert...c.•• •t l.M)~ Beach, 7 pm. Northwood at Corona del Mitt. 7 p m. LAguoa Htllf at Newpon Halbof. 7 p m •S- H19h IChool glrl1 ~una Halli at Newpon Harbor. 5 pm. Northwood at Corona o.t Mar, 3 15 pm. fJUncla at l.19Ut>a 8ffcl\ ) IS pm Cort.a ~at Uniwntty. 3 IS pm ·~ High ld'DOi · 1'lewpon ~at IMM 6 p.m, COtON del Mar at CoRa Mew. 6 pm UnMrsity 91 EJland4 6 pm. Thur.day, January 11, 200 f 83 SEAN Hill£1\ I DAA< Pl.Of Estanda's Javier Ramirez fleft) goes up to h ead the ball as Mesa's Socrates Cruz (11) backs o ff in Wednesday's game. SOCCER CONTINUED FROM B 1 Mesa in 11 meeting!. Costa M esa (b-4-1 ), pldying under first-yedr 'hcdd roach Eugene Day. had dmple "cor- ing opportumlles in the ftr .. t hall and controUed most of lh(• gdme, but the Mustdngs could- n't convert. ·we ba!ttcdlly dommat<::d, but we didn't hnd the upen players for passes," Day ::.did. "We played kick ball I like to play a swinging, pa!>sing game and even the chances we got, we rn1Ssed them. I'd say in the fmt hall we '>hould've hdd three goals, but we didn't -capi- talize on them • · Two minutes into the second half. fatdnc1a sophomore Javier Milldn executed a weU- placed touch shot from atop lhP 18-yard box. giving the hosts d 1-0 edge Milan's fourth goal of sed- son couJd not have been struck · with better hnes!te and couJd not have surpnsed the Mu~ tangs more. 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ABANDONMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF Name Statement The followlbl • .2.:''01\1 The followlnQ peflOns The f01tow11')l ~ The following pertont The I01k>w1ng persons The following persona Name Statement USE OF ACTmOUS USE OF FICTITIOUS The fo<'O,..•ng persons .,. OOilg ea; .,.. doing blllil9M u are doing businUe II art doing bl--. u ere doing bulone• u are doing bu-u . The following ptraona S E are doing buWlff.s as U Slore Self St0fell9, Person1lly Suited T1111's Tmlef & Veil, 120 Mad Cid 011ign Fundament1I Board A) CMC Communlc:tl· are doing bu11r-. as BUSINESS NAME BU IN SS NAME A CMter For Peece & UC. 251'2 Front &reel, Wardrobe OMIQn. 3001 Tustin Ave., Newpon t630 ¥}'nfewood SI· Supply, 1673 lrvlnt Av• 11on1 Conaultlng B.) a) ~ Ftrll Proptltf Tfle fojlowing person(sl The! following person(s) Healln9 3857 Birch LIM Forest, CA 92630 At<NI Ave., Ste 4-217, Beach, CA 92663 Costa Meta. CA 9262e nue. •C. Costa Mesa. CMC Contul11ng, 302 Managemtnt. b) $t(vlce hat (have) abandoned has (have) abandoned Stn•01 S111tt1 116 New u StD<CI Sell StOftge, eo.ta '4aa, CA 92626 Tera Greyell. 1164 Mad Cad Ootigns, Inc CA 92627 Manne AWi . Balboa I•· First Abatement, c) the use of the lidttlous the use ol the f1cMk>Us pon &iacll CA 92660 LLC (CA). 8841 Caren Beth Crum Kingston -~~1• Co11a (CA), 1&30 Mynlewood FrederlOll L GodehaU. land. CA 92662 Service Arat [)rywaP. d) buatneu neme bu51nesa name Anne Kinney. 3857 Shurwalera Or . Cameron, 247 Lugonla MIN. CA "~ SI· Costa Men, CA 120 Alben Place. ft. Clarey Ttchnol38~ StrvlC• Flral Conttruc· Aquamann Pool & Spa Th• lnshtul•. 1526 S.rell Strfft Surte t 15 r ........... ,... """""' SI ..._ e.actl CA Thtt business It oon-92626 Costa Meta, CA !12627 G 1, (Ci•) tton Management, a) Speclal111. 18627 Brookhoffow 174 Santa N B C• ~t>U.;';;.;';"' con-926cis...,.,., ' dUcled by 1111 Individual This bualnes1 Is con-ShllOh Allltol'I God· ~-A:. &iboe It-Servlet Flrat Pool"~ Brookhu11t 1133. Foun-Ana. CA 92705 9;;to°" each ,.. ducted by Umlted Lia· Thll butintU 11 con-Heve you 1lart1d dl"1ecl by: a OOl'PDflbon Wll. 120 Alben Plaoe. land, CA 92642 tlmt, I) S.IVlce irat lain llelley, CA 92708 ~~ A•F_.clt•h;wet!rreoBust•o· GHta Con~tsnllno 11111y Co. ~ed by .,, indMdual d°'1rlll ~ ~7 No doiH1ve you 11an1d 11. Cott• Meu. CA This buslneu It con-LandscaOel. ~) StMc:e) The fiClihout Bull-• ...,_ ·-··· ~ 3857 Birch S11eec Suite Heve you llan•d Have you ll•rttd Tara GraytN ng butlnt11 yet? 92827 ducted by a ClCllP0'9bon F1111 l>lumu1ng h ntst name referred lo abcMI wu hied in Or· 116 Newpon Beaeh doing buslM.. yet? dOing businett yet? Tin statement w11 Yet. 412812000 This bullnen It con-Have you t tarled StMOe First Roofing & above wu hied in Or· •not County on 12'22 CA92660 YM. 1987 YM. 11/2000 filed With the County Miid Cad Deliona. Inc duded by ~and doing bu11nea1 yet? Wattrproofing, I) •not ?°"'1onJIJfy 24• 98· FILE NO Tll•• bu•.,neu •• con· u Slofe Seti Slofege, Ceren C.meton et.rt! °' Or1nge County Mandy A bttrlck, wife . Ves, June 2000 Servict F"t1 Conatl\IC· 1998. ILE NO 19986778565 dueled by an unin- LLC, Aoeemarit Srnliti. This tlat.ment we~ on 12115/'2000 PrHldent Have you atartad Clarey Technology lion. J) S.rvto. Firat 19986762280 Webb Truc~s co1f!Orat1<1 as50Ciation Manager . toled with . tn. County 20009849401 111! .. hlt 1•htatehm•nct w11 doing bualneu yet? Group, Inc. CH1~t R!1•tor4etElonl · !> e:.~tJ!08Ra~~C~~ ~;~':"J:);:ich;l~w (~~1. other than a Pllrmer.tllp Thie atatement wu Cleft( ol Orange CountY Olllv Piiot DIG. 21. 28. ..., w I I • ounty Ves. 11/27f00 John Clarey, Prealdenl eritage "' ect..... ""'""' "" Have you starttd llled with the ~ on 12/22J2000 2000. Jan. 4, 1 t, 2001 a.it< ol Ol'ange Councy Frederick L OodtheM Thia atattmtnt waa L) Heritage Conatruc· Fountain Vallay CA Seru Ana. CA 92705 dt11ng bustntss yet? ,.._.._ d no-r-....., 2000ll5000I Th5l2 on t2/2912000 Thie ittrement was 1~..,. .1h 1... Cou "' bon, M) s.r...ic. F"wt Im· 92708 Tllis busmen 11 con· Ye& ,2,,4,.,,. Ol'l..-.. 1 ....... ::::r .......... ~, 0.11)1 Pl'"' n....... 211 ----20G0el504e7 foltd with the County "" wi ,,. n., paC1 I ln1talle,., N) Thi• bulineSt is con-ducted by Lim"ed Lia· vv UV"W«VVU 2'0oo "" ...... ' F\ctltlou. Butlneat Delly Pilol Jen. 4, 11. 18. C1eft1 ..1~~ County ~ ~ County S.rvlct F1111 Construe· dud9d by an rndMdual bihty Co ~,:~ ~~:!en( • ., Oely Pb~~ 2001 · Jan. 4, I~ Name S~t 25, 20()1 TI@ on 1.ucv~ 2000M499M lion & R~. 0) JTht Robtrtt F ~ LL~ r u c i.. s hi(!(! Wtth trit Couoty 2000. Jan 4, 1(. 2001 F1ctltlous 8utfneu Tht lolloWI~• FlctftJoua 8uslnna Deity P1t<!~soo2\~ oany Piiot Dec 28. ~. Pt= flied 'w,:11~ntC:i:; 's1acey Crane Man con"i .. !.~ Counly _____ _,I...,h...,50§..., Marne Si.tement ;:.:;~ Martle:ra. Name Statement 2000. Jan "· 11 , 111, =· Jan 4, 1 fr,5:4 Firll Arborl111. 0) Oerlt ol Oranot Cou.nty agtr , .. w '2o0ooasooo2 Flctltk>ut Butlnete The following l*IOfll U.C, 20321 SW Birch Tilt following l"fl0"8 2901 Tb521 StfVlce Aral Palnllno. on Ol/U9/'200l This l1etement was Oa•ly Pilot Dec: 28 Name Si.tement -doing buli1eat as: Street. SUit• 202. New-are doing bUelOeM aa: Flctltlout a,.,alnett R) Service Flrll Con-2001111S1403 filed wtth th• County 2000 Jan 4 II, 18. Tht loMowlna' pe!'IOl\I llflaQineft, S80 Parle port BMdl. CA 82660 Ntwpor1 Cout·Etcrow Flctltlout Buslneu Name St.tement alruetlon & Oemo411on. Oally PilOI Jin 11, 18, ~t~'r Counry 2001 Th528 are OOilg bulilMe as. Df., Coeta M .... CA RealOirect Marlllllft. StMcts Oivltion~ Name Si.tement The lolk>Wlno pe!'IOl\I ~rvlce Flrtt Micro-25, Fib. 1. 20()1 Th581 200111151402 Flctltlou• Butlneu Orenge Cout Villa 92627 U.C, • Oeldorrlia Umft4ld Quell St, • 140, TM ...,,....,... .,.. OOilg llullflHa u 1r11 = 1;i~ Fictitious Butlneu Dally Pllol JM\ 11. 18 Home, 2919 Orange Kriatin Pochy, '80 Llablllly Company. Bead\. CA 92MO ~~ Selvlce 8ett Systemt. ~ SeMot r:.,;"cr:i; Heme Sbltement 25, Fib 1. 2001 !hS79 Name Stlltement Ave eo.ta Mele. CA Part Ot .. Com Mffa, 20321 SW 9lrdl ser.et. Bondoolp ~ SetY-~! ... _ ... -........ ~: .. LLC 17"""'• SlcyP ... tt & ,..~ -._ lollowv1Q Pl The follo.vlQ Ptrt0ns 92827 ' CA 92827 Suite 202, Newport ~. Inc (CA). 1200 ..,.,.....,.,_ ~·~'V ..... • • .,., Irvine 1'" '!an~r ...,.,om .,,. ra ~ -dOlflO ~ as OCV Rellrement fW ~ Enw· 8Ndl, CA ll2tleO Oual St.(]140, NftlPO'I ~. 9907 Con-~4 &. F, I CA ~ ~11,F'$' ~-~ ~ A I Ntwport Sorgal HcwMOr•...;. lncA·?>· Co2t•1t111 ~ ~1 Hiiia, ~ buelneaeby Limit:, ~ ~ ~ .. oon-=' ~ ,~Mngton ~c 7,...Betts ~P ..: Service Fnt lle. 1800 St. bl BMC...:...'....... ~~'=: ~~~.ul B b.v~~: MMi."CA m21 George Oood, 1048 11i111Y Co • IM:tld by. a OOfP0'8tlon woe. Inc · 9907 Con-~ 1 .., lrvloe ''" lrvlnt BIVd., Tuttin, CA C:.140, • ........,., AN ORDINANCE OF CI" Nt#pOO -M';d'iC.1 Thie bu11neN la ooo-Oak Grcwe Pteoe, San Aevt you 11111ed dol'1!v'buy1o1_!111tayr1•'t?d ~Tild'lhlt,bual:··~fltlngtll on 11281 4 Ste F. 1 ·CA II~ A ~.doorp ~ StlY-.tHE CrTY COVNCll OF Equipment 2600 New· dUCted by: a eotpOtatloli Marino, CA 91108 doing bualntu ytt? .. ., ..... 111 Contrac-lly THE CITY OF NEW· Of! Blvd . Suit. 1S2. H 1 0 eter1td Thie butlneet It oon-Y•, 1111/00 VM, 12·12-00 · "'" con-Thie butln&N 11 oon· lOfl Netwolll, loc. (CA), lea, Inc.. (CA~ PORT BEACH AMEND-Newport Stach. CA doln:v t>u!1r:'... y•t7 ~ .. by. • llmMed pen. Rea!Oirtct Marlleltfl, Bondoolp Reefty Setv-ducted by' a CXllpO(ttlon ~ by Llmlled u.. 18001 lrvln• Blvd., Quajf St. •f40, ING CHAPTER 12 66 112ee3 Y1t, Oct 1, 2000 ,,...,,.., LLC, lcM. Inc .. lkyw'I f( Bond Have you atat1td bil':l Co d TUl&in, CA ll27IO a;;:. CA ll2eeO OF THE NEWPORT NHrport Surg1c.I OCV Retirement H~v• you eterted 8y: Deld« ~. • Pr9lldtnt doSlO ~ )'9t? No eve rou tterfe Thrs bullneet II oon-"'-*' II oon-8EACH MUNICIPAL U C 2600 Newpor1 Home. Inc. dolnv butlMN yet? .. ~ vie. p,..... Thie ttalelMnt WU woe, Inc., ~ Dom. doing tMlr"9a yet? No clld9CI by • corporallOn ~ by' I OOIPCJllllon CODE TO APPL y ~ Ste 152. ~ I ............. -........ --v ... 01/01.4>1 dent INd wldl the ~ly va Pl'NIOlnl SeNtce e.. S)'lferna. Ha111 you ''"'" Htv• yo11 lllr1tcl PAOVISIOHS Of Tl1£' 8-dl. CA ~ • ,: _..._., ,..,_. Knatin ~ Tllll e&allfMnt WU Cleft! ol Qf:WIOt ColJnlV Tllll lltaltmWll waa LLC doing but!Mtt ytl? doing butlMtt yet? CALIFORNIA VEHICLE Thil bullneal • OOh- TNe *'*'*" Wiit Thie ~ ,..., filed w11t1 tn. ~ on 12116'2000 t• Wllll the County Thomll T, P,ylH , Y1t, 1·1·2001 V-. &+ti COOE TO PRIVATE ducted or Urrwted U.-r ...... -.. lled will\ the r-.-. Cleft! of ,..._,._ r~.-.. 2000M4 .. 12 Otl'k of °'W1DI Cour,.y ~ Pat1Nf SeMct ,,_ Contrao-SeMce ~ Conttte-ROADS IN THE BAY· blllty Co ~ :"O..::. ~ Cleft! cit~ co;;y on 1211,;;_;;r ..,.._.,, ~ PllOI Dec 21, 28, on 1211~.... Thl9 IUtttment waa '°"'~Inc., M8ltl '°" ~· Mertt POINTE APAflTMENTS Hlvt you tr•fl•O on l'"111/200(f on 0110tl'01 IOOOM4t41t 2000, Jen. 4. 11, 2001 Dellv -.... ~ -~ ~ ~~ Bucihef, Preeldtnt ~· J>EVELOPMEl'ilT ANO doing t>uajntM yat? ., 20001Mtnf l001Mlt•IS DIM>; Piiot Dec. 2!.1....28• Tb!5J& 2000 """"" .--. 21, -. ,,._,. 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'*~··"'-~ tNa ......... -... Cl .• _, .... ........ .... ....... "' .. '* .. --__...., - -... ---.... ._..., -........ ~ '* -1'f9 2 •• -Q!Wa.l't ........ "* tv•• a.~~ Cllll.. °'*~ ClllR .ol 0-. n...tit Qoll c..w a." a.. 0.-. ....... 0-. ........ ~ ~ ~ -,. 111 I M ii\ f 811 ,.,....,..._ ....---,,: M 11 • 11191_-Cli*~~ GIA~~ ..._. Cliot • t Hllllllftl MllH•tta IWlllll _. "' . "'---...~1r;.;; = .... -~..... .GI* ... .,.=NllO..lt .. =""°"''-.t'!!!f'llllO...... -,..........,~, •· -. 4. 1•. !Fr JM I, a, ... i1111. 4. tt,J!:11 .-, 111 gt,, .-.t. H, ~f iii: .-... ~,, r,,:t;.'H r.l',lie 'hi! T. .. . . ' OFFICIAL PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF THI! NEGATIVE DECLARATION FOR THE EAST 1-,. STREET IMPAOV!MENT8 PROJECT The Draft Initial Sl\ldy and ~ltlgated Negative Dedarldon (MNO) fOf the E11t 17" StrMt Improvement Project la naN 8Vallable for pubUc review •Jid comment The project propcHI lmprovementa on East 1 T" Street between Orange a~ lrvlne Avenues In the City of Cotta Mesa. FIOddcMa ...... ................. The lollowl~ttOnt ant ctulllD P: M•t'IM Acotltorlff. 17711 Whllllei Ave .. Coetl MeM. CA m27 Rey T= 357 &lher St • Mete. CA 92627 llllt buell'\tlM It oan- Mttd by "' lndMcMI H•v• you 1t•rt•d doing bulineM ytt? Y• Mey. 1993 Ray TOfTey TIQ .C.ttment WU tiled wl1tl tne COunty Clettc cl ~ Coi.wlCy on 01 /06f'l00 I The ~D addresses two alternatives: attematlyea 8 and E. Both altemattvn would maintain the four-4ane conftguration and would Rr'ovlde lntertec:tioft enhancements. luch • right-tum ~ and t11J1 tUmouta. Medians would be constructed ml(t.bfock to enh1noe tramc movement and Improve safety. Land9caplng would be provided In the medl.,. n at other locations, as right-of-way permits. Eight-foot wlde aldewalka would be provided, except where atnJctures or pari<Jng would be adversely afreetad. Minimum atx-foot wide sldewalkl would be provided In locations that are constrained. Both altemattvea would have the same right-of-way and par1<1ng Impacts. The difference between the two altematlvea la that Altemattve E would provide additional widening at the Orange and Santa Ana Avenue Intersection. The additional widening for Alternative E would be done withln the City right~f way and would be consistent with the City of Coate Mesa 1990 General Plan and Orange County Master Plan of Arterial Highways. IOOtlUtOH I \~ Ptlol Jatl. It, 18, 2A. fib. 1. 2001 TllOeO The MND found potentlally significant Impacts prior to mitlgatlon for land use and planning; air quality; and flOlse. Mitigation measur~ are proposed that would reduce ttleseimpacts to a level of less than significant The MND is available for a 30-day review period from January 11, 2001 to February 12, 2001 Copies of the MND are available for review at the following locations: • CITY OF COSTA MESA PLANNING.DIVISION, 77 FAIR DRIVE, COSTA MESA • MESA VERDE LIBRARY, 2969 MESA VERDE DRIVE EAST, COSTA MESA • COSTA MESA LIBRARY, 1855 PAAK'AVENUE, COSTA MESA The Costa Mesa City Council will al~ hold a public hearing for consideration of comments on the MNO. This public hearing will be held as follows: DATE: Monday, March 19, 2001 TIME: 6:30 p.m. or as soon as possible thereafter PLACE: City Council Chambers at City Hall 77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, California Public comments in either oral or written form may be presented during the City Council hearing or provided in written form to the Planning Division by mail" or e-mail. Please address any correspondence to: R. Michael Robinson. Planning and Redevelopment Manager City of Costa Mesa Planning Division P.O. Box 1200 Costa Mesa CA 92628-1200. mlkerobinson@ci.costa-mesa.ca. us I Wntten comments must be received by February 12, 2001 . For furttler Information, telephone (714) 754-5245, or visit the Planning Division, Second Floor of City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. Costa Mesa. The Planning Division is open 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Actltloua Bu1lne11 Name Statement The followlng person! are doing business as Good Cog University 833 Dover Onve. Ste 21, Newport Beach. CA 92663 Michael Grier. 833 Dover 011vo. Ste 21 . Newpon Beach, CA 92660 Angela Grier. 833 Dover Onve Ste 2 t Newpor1 Beach. CA 92660 Th11 bu&1ness 11 con- ducted by husband and Wife Have you started doing blJmess yet? No Michael Oner Th11 atatement was hied with the County Clenc ol Otenge County on o 1/09/2001 20018851393 Dally PllOI Jan 11, 18, 25 Feb t. 2Q01 Th574 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO SELL ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Dele ol F~ong Appficallon January 2. 2001 To Whom tt Concern· The Name(s) of the Apphcant(s) 11/are AMIN HAITHAM The epptic.nls listed above •r• applying to the ~rtment ol Ale» hollc B.verage Control lo sell elcohotlc bevereges at 3305 NEWPORT BLVD STE F, NEWPORT BEACH. CA 92963 T~ o1 lloenae(a) Apo pljed lor 41 • ON-SALE BEER ANO WINE · EA TING PLACE Publfahed Newport Oeech-Co1t1 Me11 ~Pilot Jenuary11. ~.2001 ~o Flctltloua BualneH Name Statement The lollowlng l*800I .,. doing bu.me.. at' VleloNry Coocep11 ln- temellonal. 1955 Sher· ir'ljlon Pt • •J309. New- pol'I BMcll, CA 92t63 MldlHI F Gemboe, t 0&5 Sherl119ton Pl . •J309, Newpof1 "BMcti. CA 92963 Thtt ~ ,. 000- cU:.tlld by an ~ Have you 111rt9d ~F-~No nw. tlalement WU flled wlltl Ille County Cleft! ol Orange Couir; on IV22/2000 2000Qf000t =· Piiot 0.0. 28, Jen 4. 11, f8, 2QCU JbA20 • OFFICIAL PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua Bu1lne11 N1me Statement The lo1Jow1ng persons are domg busineas as Cadillac Marketing. t 525 Mesa Veroo Onve Eut. • t 15. Costa Mesa CA 92626 ' Tam~eranee Corpo-ratl()n CA). 1525 M888 Vel'UO nve East. •tt5. Costa Mosa, CA 92626 Thia business 11 con- duc1ed by e corporalK>n Have you 9tarted doing bus1nen yet'? YH 518/00 Temperance Corpo- ration Thaddeus Farrell President Th11 atatement was tiled with Iha County Cieri< ol Otange County on 12129/2000 2000t850488 Daily Pilot Jan 4. 1 t. 18. 25. 20Qt l"5:10 Flctltloua Bu1lne11 Name St1tament The followlng persona are doing buslneaa 111 Bann11 Builders, Inc (CA), 1590 Adams Ave 11606. Costa Mesa CA 92621! Mak 0 (CA) 1590 Adam a Ave . • t 606. CostA Mesa CA 92628 Th11 bu11ness 11 coo- duc1ed by a eo<p<>ratlon Have you alerted doing bu11nea1 yet? Yea, November 27, 2000 Mall·D Donald R Oaeth· eraoe. Prnldent Thia 1tatem9nl w11 hied with the County Clettc of ~ County on Ot/05l200 I 20011151080 ()Uy Pllol Jan 11, t 8, 15, F$, 1. 2001 TM57 Flctltlou• Bualnn• Name Statement The following j*80nl ere dolog bulli'l8lt u Com.r Office, 580 Anton #20 t . Coate MM&. CA 92926 Neolrinlly Enterpriau. Inc. (C~s:o Anion Bl , 1201, Meta, CA 92628 lNt ~la oon· ~ bY • CIOrl)Ofetlon Have you 1tart9d doing bu•tn... yet? Y•. MWOO Neolnntty Ent Frank McNaughlon, Treeturer f fU statement WU llM<I with the County Cletl! °' Oret!Ot County on 01 IO!!l200 I 200f0t51951 Ody ~ Jll'I 1 ~ 25 Ffb 1, 2001 .!!!!!!i! ' Fictitious 8u1lne11 Name Statement The lotloWlng per!IOl'IS ere dotog ~ .. as A ) Baby Aloha B ) Baby Aloha com, 27 I Rose Lane Costa Mesa CA 92627 Mary Joeen Glenn. 271 Rose Lane. Cosia Mesa, CA 92627 This business la con· ducted by an lndivldual Have you starlod doing bus;ness yol? No Mary Joeen Glenn Thi& stetement w11 llled with the County Clettc of Otange Counfy on 12m12-000 2oooeu"92 Daily Pilot Dec 28. 2000. Jan 4 t 1 t8, 2001 Th524 Fletltloua Bu1lnM1 Name Statement The follow!ng per1001 are dll4ng buslneH 111· Allegro. 1823 West Bay Ava Untl A. New· port Beach. CA 92663 John David Grafman. 1823 Weet Bey Ave Unit A .,ewpo1 Beach. CA 92663 This bualness 11 con· ducted by en 1nc:t1Vldual Have you 111rted cbng busineu yf/f? No John Grefman Thls atetement w11 filed with the County Clerl< o1 Orange County on 12·26-2000 20008150213 Dally ,Piiot Dec. 28. 2000 Jen. 4, 1 t t8, 2001 Thl>J§ Flctltloua Bu1lne11 Heme Statement The fol~eone . ,. ~ .. Performence Auto GtaM. 2512 Matte Ave . COlta ....... Callfomla 112826 Entporn Vootanawln, 2512 Marll Ave . Cotte M-. Callfomle 112828 Peul Baeoom, 785'1 C.rrttoe Ave., Stenlon. Callfoml• 92680 Thie bu91neu la con- dUaled . by. • general pertne1ehlp Have Y°" ller1ed doing ~ .,.i? No Paul BalCOITI Thie lllalemenl WI I filed wllh Ille c;ounty-Clel1' of Ortn0t Cl:/IJl'(fy on 1 V26l2000 2000MI01H = Pilot Dec 21. , Jan 4, 11~ 18, 2001 !!1532 FIC11tlou1 Bu1lne11 Name Statement The following perSOOI are doing bu~ as Overhaulsearcl'l.com t 505 W Allon Ave Santa AN. CA 92704 Xylotech, Inc (Ne- vada). 3305 W Spring Min Rd . Ste 6<>-24. las Vegas, NV 89102 Thia liuelneas Is con- ducted by· a corporafl()n Have you • started doing bualness yet'? Yes, Apnl 2000 Xylotech, Inc. Angela Spaulding. Secretary Th11 1tatemoot w11 filed with the County Clenc ol Otange County on t 2/'l2J20CXJ 2000H50011 Daily Pilot Dec 28, 2000. Jan 4. 11. 18. 2001 Th522 Flctltloua Bu1lne11 Name Statement The following person• are doing busines8 as· Aqua.mann Poot & 5pe Speclaflat. • 188~7 Brookhursl St. • 133. Fountain V1lley, CA 112708 Gregory John Col· eman. 11648 Raven Cr· de, Fountain Veley. CA 92708 Thi• bu-"'851 .. C()Ot ducted by. an lndtvldual Have you 1t1r1ed dQlno bualnela yet? No Orig John Coleman Thi• 11atement was Med with the County, Clenc o1 Orange County on 0 tl09l200 t 2001N51404 Dally Pilot Jan. I 1, I 8, 26. ftb 1 2001 Tb580 Flctttlou• Bu.alneH Name Si.tement Tile ~ pereone are doing bullneM U '. Diamond lot.com, 3100 Nrwty Ave . f11Q, Colle Mesa, CA 92020 ADM Oitlrit>uting, Inc., (CA) 3100 AilWly Ave .. Sta. 11111, C01ta Mete. CA 8282e Tlli9 butlnna le con- ducted b)l.L~.~ation Hevt yvu l1al1ed doing bulintM yet? Y~.11/01fl000 R~~.lnc • Rlch•rd WolvertOll, Pretldent Thtt ... ttmtnl WU filed wtltl the Councy Oetk °' Onircle Counly on 0 J ,t05.'200 I 2001M510H 0.lly Pllol hr\. 11, 18, i5 Ffb 1. 2001 002 Flctltloua Bualneu Name Statem91lt The lolloWlng persons .... doing buelneaa ... • AMACO 1"1DUSTRIES. 2204 F011una, Newporl Beech. CA 9:aett Sy Sustmen. 2204 Fortunr. Newport Beach, CA 92660 Thi& busln.11 Is con· ducted by an lnclMdual Havo you 1tarted doing buislnesl yet? No Sy Suuman Thll statement wes filed with the County Clerlt of Orange County on 1211~ 20006149407 Daily Ptlol Dec 21. 28, 2000. Jan 4 1 t , 2001 Th5t7 Flcttttout Bu1tnea1 Name Statement The following persons 1r1 doing bualnaM U E-Commerca Con· sortlum com. 2708 W. Orlon Ave It, Santa Ana, CA 92704-7076 Mlehaet Anthony De- Tomuo. 2708 W Orlon Ave 11, Senta Alie, CA 92704·7076 Thia buainese II 000- ducted by an lndMdu8' Hive you alerted dOing ~ vet? No Michael A De 'f OltWllO Th11 statement wu llled with the County Clenc of Otenge County on O 1/09/200f 20018851418 Deity Piiot Jan 11, 18, 25. Fib !. 2001 Th5Zl Flc:11tloua Buelneu Name Statement The followt"SJ l*IOOI .,. doing bueiMa .. E•tertOr Design & Conaulllnl. 28431 F~ twoo11. Mi1aiot1 Viejo, CA 92892 Chan·T•k Chung. 28-431 Fl.idbrook, Ml• lion Viejo. CA m92 Thie buslnffa It CM-ducted by. an lndlvlduel Have you tlerted ~~~No Thia ttalemtftl Wft filed with' tM C41.1ntY CIM of OrancM C'.cully on 01ioenoof 1001 .. 11091 ~ PIOI Jin 1~ 25. ftb t 2001 ~ GOOD JOBS. RELIABLE SBRVICPJ. INTERFSI'lN 11HNGS ro Bl.IY. trsAU mw· BVBRYDAY IN CLA.UIFEll ('41) 641.5678 Ftctlttoua luafneaa Name Stat.metrt The follow1~ .,. dc*lg u JNSKO. 85 T1noelo Of, IMne, CA 928f8 Judith A Hiii, 85 Tanaeio Of • 11"Me. CA 92618 S.mlr Nuraoul, 85 Tangelo Of . Irvine. CA 92618 Thia buelneaa le con· ducted by jollll venture Have you 1tarted dOlng buelne• yet? No J. ~Hill' Thi• llltement WU flied Wtlh the County Clerll of ~ County on 121211nOOO 2000ta50487 Daily Pllol Jan •. tt. 18, 25, 2001 TI!S43 FIC1ltlou1 Bu1lne11 Name Statement The following persona ere dojng bulfneaa as Fabrfoator• Weat. t779 Whittler Ave .. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Ray Torren 357 Ee1Mr 51 • Costa Mela, CA 92827 Thls bullneas 11 con· dvcled by 81'1 lncWldual Have you atened doing bu11ne11 yet? Yes. Juty, 1991 Rey Torrey Thts 5tatement wu filed with lh• County Clanc ol Otange County .on 0I/05120Q1 20018851058 Dally PHOI Jall. 11, t 8, 25. Feb t. 2001 W59 FIC1ltlou1 Bu1lne11 Name Statement The folloW<ng persons are doing ~ as Curves tor Women, 1525 Meai Verde E 1209 Colla Mesa, CA 92626 Kathenne K Slllwall, 704 l/'l Mangold. Co<ona det Mar. CA 92625 Th11 buslneu 11 con· ducted by an lnclivlduel Have you atarted doing business yet?~No Katherine K. Sulw"ilt Thi& statement w11 tiled wllh the County Clelll o4 0rang6> County on 01 /09/200 I 20018851394 Dally Pilot Jan 11. t8. 25 F!b 1, 2001 Th575 FlctltloUI Bualnea• Name Statement The fotloW1ng persons are doing buefness 111 The Hubble Tranepor- tahon Services. 650 North Rose Onve #448. Placentia. Celllornla 92870 • Shambtiu N M11ra. 448 Eve Circle. Placen- lle, CaJtlomla 92870 This bullneaa is oon· duded by 1n I~ Have you atarted doing bulll-. yet? No Sl\ambtlu N Mlsta This 1tetemen1 w11 flied with the County Clef1c ol Orange County on 1 211412000 20Q08M9356 Dally Pilot Jan .11, 18. 25. Fet>. 1, 2001 Th582 Flctltlou• Bu1lnff1 Nam• Statement The follow!ng persons ere doing bulineee 81 Rooterwortce Plumbing Service. 543 Bernard Sf IA, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 lutt Sanchez 543 Barnard Sl IA, Colle Meu. CA '92627 This bullnffl II con- ducted by an lndMdual Have you llerted doing buel!1NI ytt? No Lura Sanchez This llalement w11 filed with the County Clertc of Orange Counfy on O t/09/200f 20018151421 Delly Ptlol Jan 11, 18, 26 F!b. 1 2001 Th573 Flctllloue Bu.ineat Name Stltement The follolllltnQ ,,.raone .,. doing buai*a .. JBS Deelgn, 1964 Anehelm Avenue. C.. MM&. CA 112827 Jennifer Benning Siemon. I lle4 Anaheim Avenue, Costa M•N , CA 112827 Thie bullneu II oon- IM:tld by'. an ~ Heva you •tined dcq bullrleel Y9l1 No Jerinller 8 Siemon T~~ wet IHd wiltl the County a.11 °' Or1WIDll CcullY on l 2f&'20ClCS' IOOOMI04U ~ Piiot JM •. II, 11, 25. 2001 IM45 "ctJUout Butln.-• Name ltat9ment Thi tolto'fl1~ ire~ .. : EHyl.~n2001 com, 3110 •. Btet 9t., lHI o. 8lnttl Ara. CA 92704 Tltn ~I ?110 8 8elW !I, OM 0, a.ta Ana CA '2704 TNI bualtlMe II eon-~ by an lndMdlJll Helle ~OU etlr1ed doing but1n.e• yet? v ... OfJ011200I Tifft~ Thll .taftment WU llltd """ "" County Cieri! d Orqe COUflf1 on 01~1 ., ... , ... o..r ,.._ JWI u ·~ Q. '"'' 1 llJOl i>Mt .. FIND In ..... !!1'D!9! d 1T1d ~·--. Hw StallNMnt Thi fol~t90ne 819 dcing U '. SJanmaater. S033 flltttd SUMt. 8ilQ L. Cotti ~ CA m20 A.lay, Inc. (CA), fJO(j Panoretne Roed, Fiii• t1t10n. CA 02831 Thia ~ .. ~ dueled by • oorponlllon Have you tterted doing buatneu yet? v ... 111I01 Allbtay, Inc:'._ Al• NuyllllJIClan, Pre. ldent Thia etetement wa1 fl'4d with tile County Cler1t of OflrlQI County on 01/0!W001 2001tN1otS Delly ~ Jail. 11, 18, 25, fib 1. 2001 ™56 FlctltJoue 8ualnea' Heme Statement Tile lollowtng peraona .,. doing~ u Sixma. 5G3 TraverN Or , Cotta M.... CA 92628 Nlcft Ngoc Nguyen, 5e3 Tra-Of .. COiia Mesa, CA 92826 Thie bll$1nesa 11 con· ducted by· an ~I Hevt you llart•d dolng bu1lnea1 ye1? YH, December t 5, 2000 Nldl Ngoc Nguyen This 111.t~I WU tUed with the County Clerll of Orange County on 12f29/2000 2000H504H Daily Pllol Jan 4. 11, 111, 25, 2001 Ih542 Flctttloua BualneH Name Statement The lollowlng peraona are doing business u , Tom'e Custom Muffler. 1720 Placentia Ave , CostA M .... CA 92627 John Thomas HOlko Jr . 5762 Rich H1U Way, Yort>a Linda. CA ~ This bullneu 11 con· ducted by an lndlllldl.oal Have you started doing bueill8S8 yet? No John Thomas Hoallo Jr This 11atement w11 filed with the County C1erll of Orange County on 12119/2000 20009849880 Dolly Pilot Dec 21, 28. 2000. Jan 4, t 1, 2001 Th508 Flctlttoua Bualne11 Name StaterMnt The f~ persons are doing butinela as Balboa Manne Hard· ware. 701 112 E Balloa Blvd • Balloa. CA 92661 Shawn McGregor, 703 112 E Balboa Blvd . Balboa 92661 Thie business Is con· duclact by an lndwidual Have you &terted doing buslneas yet? No Shewn McGreoor This statement waa hied with the County Cletlc o4 Orange Coumy on t 2/22/2000 2000N50009 Daily Pilot Dec 28. 2000. Jan 4, 11, 18, 2001 ™25 FIC11tlou1 Buelne11 Name Statement Tile followlng persona ere doing bu,iness as: Pro ub Photography Services, 16620 .Aston Street, IMne, CA 92608 James M. Boyle. 974 Oak, Coats Mesa. CA 92627 ThlS bualn8as ii con- ducted by. an lndMdual Heve you atartad doing bullneae yet? Y... Jarwary 2, 2001 Jamel M. Boyle This 111tement w11 filed with the County Clerll of Or lflOt County on O 1 /05/200 t 20018851071 Dally Piiot Jan. 11. 18, 25. Feb. 1, 2001 Th55Q Flctltloua Buelna•• Name Statement The following j)4n()l\I ere doing~ aa Per1onal Touch Plumbing, 1 n02 Irvine Blvd , Suite 202, Tullln. Catilornll 92780 Richard Qeofge J<x· den, Jr , S32 N. Menor St. Anaheim, Califomle g2801 Thll bullnesa i• con- ducted by: an individual Hav• )'OU •t•rt•d doing bullnesl yet? No Rlcl\ard George Jor· din, .Ir Thi• llatemenl wu l1led -'th the County C1erll ol Cringe Councy on o tl06f2001 1001HS1ot7 OU.,. ,..,. Jan. 11 18, 25, Ftt!. 1, 2001 D@ F1ottttou1-lkle1neee Name ..... "*" Thi followl~IOtlt .... !k*1g .. Umoion!L 20412 Cypfttl 8' "'· ~ 8Mcl\. Ct-92000 Geoitrey 0 . Kiuino, 20412 (;ypt ... St. •8. Newpof1 e .. cn. CA neeo Thia buelne. le oon- cLded by Ml lndMdlltl Have you 1t11'1ed dOlng buelnele Y9I? No ~'"'~ Iii.cl whit" the ~ Clelll of OrMOt C«nY on 01/0IWOOf 2001Pl1420 Dlllly Piiot Jin. 11, 18, 25. Ftb. 2§. 20()fl?!5U Flctltlout BualneM Hames~ The lollo-Nlna per10nl .,. doing buelnMe ... Shella Ho1ow1tz • OoclOf ol Naturopalhlc Medicine Alternetllle HNllh eenc.r. 46 Mann St. IMnt, CA 112812 Sheill Ehabelh Hoto- wltz, 45 Mann SL. llW!e, CA 92812 Thie buelneaa 11 ooo- ducted by: an lncllvidull H1111 you alerted doing buelnetl yet? No Sheila E. Horowitz Thia ltelement w11 flied with the County Cleni of Cringe County on 12129/2000 200081504811 Daily Pllol Jan 4, 11, 18, 25. 20()1 Th5+4 Flctltloua Buetne .. Name Statement The foljowing pefsons are doing t>usrne11 u . Human Reaouroe Col· lectlve. 25602 Alicia Parkway, Suite 304, Laguna HU11. 92653 Welter Wong, 24041-l Hollyotk. Allao Viejo, CA 112456 Th11 business 11 con· due1ed by an lndlllidual Have you 1ter1ed doing bulioa• yfll? No Walter Wong Thll statement wu filed w.th the County Cletlc ol ~ County on 1212212<XYJ 2000H50007 Dally Pilot Dec. 28. 2000, Jan 4, )t, 18, 2001 I Th527 Flctltloua Bu11n .. 1 Name Statement The following persons ere dOing bu'"-8 as. Custom Roofing Solu· Ilona 29151 Via Calflor- nle C.p11trano Beach. CA 92624 Christopher Michael McGaady, 26151 Via Calllorn11. C1phJttano Beach, CA 92624 Th11 bullMN la con· ducted by an Individual Have you started doing bullnesa yet? No Chr1e Mk:ne~ McGeady Th11 statement was flied with the County Clertc o4 Orenge County on 12108/2000 2000et4t7" Daily Piiot Dec 21 , 28. 2000. Jan 4, 11 , 2001 Th517 Flctltloua Bualneaa Name Statement Tiie followu'SI persona are dojng bueineas IS. • Jeckaon Oealons. 15 H1ll1borough, ~ewport Beech, CA 92660 Suaan Cheree Jack- son. 15 Hiiisborough. Newpon Besch, CA 92660 Th11 bu1lne11 Is con- ducted by 111'1 indMdual Have you •tarted dOlng bu1lne11 yet? v ... 1/20.'98 Susan Cheree Jaci<- 1on This 1tet1ment wu filed with the County Cl8l1I al Orange County on o 1/05/2001 120018151059 Deily Pilot Jan t1 18. 25. fib. 1. 2001 Th55§ PtEJIClllGTIBI IBJ. lllOADWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 110 Broadway Costa Mesa -9USO N011Ct "' lllZUfU! PURI UANT TO Hl!Al.!'1 AND SAFETY CODI l!CTION 11471'11411 ANO NOTICI Of' INTENDED FOf"!ITURI! PURSUANT TO Hl!ALTH AHD eAFtTY cooe HCTIOH 114".4 On ~ 22. 2000 ti 99 Felr Drive, Coete M.... CA the property dHcrlbed et: 1118& Mercedel Benz, C.. U No. 3ENW140 waa H li.ed purtu1nl to Health and Saf9ty Code Sedion t 1471111"88 by the 8urHu of Nercollc Enforcement, Oep1rt- ment of Jultlce The property waa Mized Mt! '"'*" to ... leged vloletlon(•) of • 84ictlon(•) °' the Helllh and Safety Coda Section Y<N Ile hereby notified thet the DlatnCI Attorney ot Orenge County hH lnttlated prooeedlnga to forfeit the above·detcrlbad prop- erty pursuant to Health end Safety Code Section l 1488 4 Yoo are lnlllruc::ted thet if you deelre 10 contett t"'-forlelture of thil property, pureuant to Heellh aod Safely Code Section 11488 S. you must file • venlled detm 11a11119 your 1nterett In the property Y 04J mu1t Ille Ihle claim la the Su-penor Court or the County al 0r"108 within (30) days ol the fittt pub- lfoation of th11 Notice. unless you receive ectual notice (Pleaae usa OOF04603t You must serve an endorsed oopy ol the olalm on the Dtstrict Attorney ol Or· enge County (Attn Depu t y-1 n -C ha1 ge NE. T ) et 401 Civic Canter Om1e W11t S.n11 Ana. CA 112701 wntlH'I tlloty (30) days of the flllng of lhe olalm In the Superlol Cour11CMI Olvl11on The failure to timoly Ille end secvte • v~led clalm 1t111UnQI an Interest In the property 1n lhe Su· perlOr Court wrn 111utt 1n the property being de-clared or ordered lor- fetlad to the State ol Cal· 1fomla eno di1tnbuted pursuant to the prOVISION ol Health and Safety Co<fe SectlOn t 1489 Without further notice Of heanng Publ11hed ~ewpor1 Beech-Coate Mes• Dally P1IOI December 28. 2000. January 4, 11, 200t 188093 Th520 Actltloua 8u1lnH1 Name Statement The following J*IO<IS are doing bulllneaa u A ) FunZone net B ) Funlone, 615 C.malion Ave • Corone det Mar. CA 92625 Oebre Lynn 01am· pap1-K1rw1n. 615 C.mation Ave . Corona dal Mar. CA 92625 This bu111ne11 11 con- dlJOled by an inclllllduaJ Have you 111rted doing bu1lne11 yet? Yes, 1999 Oebre Lynn OL&m· pepa·Klrwen Thi• 1111e~nt w11 filed with the County Cleft( ol Oninge County on o 1 /09l200 t . 20018851422 Dally Plloc Jan ti, I 8. 25, f$. !, 2()()1 Il!5§8 Discount Casket t 11 "' tf1t•11 .uttl Beu 1.d '' r \ h' I Carint Snvi« llfftf Q1111.Jity UuttU for Ws Di.net Cremation .. $495 Immediate Burial •• $995 • (f,,Ju;/n Gu~n) Prearrangement Programs Available for Funeral Services, Cremations and Cukru ,,,,11 '\HI .111 .l -..\\I ' ' ' I KHH-_ 1C \"l'I I '11 • IH> " J•tJ'f A 111~W WORDS 'fO WORK J10R YOU! (~AIAI .. Cl.ASSIFIED 'fODAYl 949 642-5678 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?f. • • • • • • • • • • J f • Thur.day, January I l , 200 I 85 Polley ·--Bow to Pl.Me A. ---DMdllnM _ ___,,, Horr .. awl 1k•u11l1111·• ""' ~11hj1••1 111 rluu1gr Mlhout 11011"· rl11 pultli•lwr n·.,.•nf', LIH" rtjthl lo 1•r 11..i1r, rl'd,.,,~th. ~\ ii.t• or n •jt-.·1 nu~· C'lu~,ifi1"1l 111h1·rii•t'f1w111 Pl1•11"4' "'1111r1 1111\ l'rn1r 111111 lllll\ lw i11 \l111r 1·IM,if'1l'fl ud 1mirw1lintt-h I hr 1>mh 1t1l111 1u·1·rpl•1111 li11l11l11v r1Jr lttl\ l'rr11r Ill 1111 ttth l'tlll>t"llH'lll fvr 1'11lrlt ir 11w' lw rt'•tMJ101il1lr 1•m•p1 for lhl' t'tl!>I or 1111' •f11Jt't• 11rlu11ll\ 111•1·11111rd h\ lllf' 1•rmr ( rt•tlit l'Ull 1111h 114' itf111f.1•1I f11r .lhl' fir.I 111"'1111.111 * CLASSIC DUPLEX laige front t'Q.-w/3&1 & tarve r'81 18' I.IV\. Thi " "' eacetttnt condl11011 $8251( Micl\MI Bnnlunan. agent. Cout11ne Realty 949·759·0t77 PRIME ESTATES Lota & Oc:een Vlewll Call Pltrlck Tenore Agent MMSe-9705 Btullt 1·•tory fl11r $449,000. 3 1 2 PnrN lot ~IFIEvlD ByPllone (9'tCJ) M1-~67CI By MaMll Penom :\;~() W1·~t R11, l.\1m·1 Cu.,1u \t1·c11. { :\ 1>'lf12"' \1 ~1• on tu .. I ti. 11,., .,, ao--M• - llOUl'8 l»l .. pl11111r t\::\Ou111-:)·00p111 \~~--i..1 f r .. L., \\ uU.-111 ll .. \011111-:'i.OOpm \~w•t..• I r~t..1 •70·478 . Monday ................. Frida y 5:00pm • Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesduy ......... Tuesday 5:00pm Thun.day ....... We<lne&<ia)' 5:00pm f ri<luy ............... Thursday S:OOpm Saturday ............... Friday 5:00pm -~ I • ...... 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• : COSTA MESA I sount COAST METRO : : Ctwrnrig ~. ' Baoom Ind 2 8eOrOOtn ' 8alh. : * IUITOl.fldld by leMI, pool, Ill gated comrlU1dy • SPACE F OR L E·ASE : Call 714-557-0075 : All real eswtt ad-itf11S1ng In t111s riewspiper rs SIJDtecl to the federal fall HOUSIOQ Acl-ol 1963 as ameMed which makes 11 illegal to IOVtrllSt ·any p1elerencr Mm11.1tlon °' d1Krim111i110n based on ixt. color retlQ· Ion. Hl. handu:ap. lamlllal status oc na1tonal ono1n or HARBOR VIEW HILLS ·Apnt Mt-222-t652. Open SetlSun t 2-4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ·::.:11 DESIGN/SAN MIGUJ<:L P LAZA • NEWPORT BEACH One at 883 sq. ft. and one at 2015 "{· ft. ~ Ff91...,. OWN A C0WUTER f Pvt • To WORll 125-17f' per Ill. WWW AvwHomtWealthNow com • an 1n1enhon lo ma~e any such prelerence hmrtallon oi dlscnm.nalJon 1033 Wll"9 Slllt Wwy 3br 2.6bl houN, pool, ape, l1nl.a1t1c, 1 eo ocn, bey, city .... 11.m.000 Ed & Lori Leonelli C!pri Prop, !4M4M801 F~ S1uclo neer Tr\. PenthouH Baylr,nt Sqr wldedt. covered pnig, Condo 3ld floor, OYerldolc· gaa & vwattr peld, no peCJ, ~the bei.. and ~ S7251mo IMH42·28t$ ~ 2!:i lhowl ~.1$; E'Sld9 ,_ cozy IBr 18' vtf'( ~led! AeWolld to ,. lo bet\ Yded ceil. trig. $489 000 Cati Aaeocltrt9cl lt<lYt, no pet, S750m ~ S500 A!!liy t 1MU73-3M3 { dep OAC 1626 Ntwpon ~ BIW 94H42"'998 9--.JL GATED COMMUNITY 2BR TOWNHOME I Ba, t w gar, ritw carpetll palnl lWlded s' 5ro'mo 3BA ·rOWNHOME E Side 8u8I s1udlo IM 3Ba 2 cer attactt gai 2nd Roor/Gorgeous ocean view with Catalina and Balboa Island sunset. Walking distance to Fashion Island. I st floor 1902 sq. ft. Ocean views. 7 offices plus. . ,, 2nd floor 1500 1q. ft. Son Miguel view. 6 offices plus recept. area (was on executive suite) 3rd floor 1620 sq. ft. Beoutifvl offi<:M with tree views, very calm. 1st floor 367 sq. ft. Small 3 room office Balcony views. AUl•t ~ PIT llOlllt tl{pt! lulOWledge ol ~. EJoel l*ptul, fltx h0ul6 Fa.a rnumt to 949.955. I 910 Email mrudonO atroaptct COf1Ct9l• com °' phollt 9'9-955-' 834 Ext 23 This n~per will not ~nowlngly ucepl any 1dve1 t1sement lor real estate wlltth is 1n v1ola1ton of the l1w Our reaoers ate hereby informed that an dWtlllnQS 3'Ne111~ In this n~ a/e ayallable on an equal °';EuDiJY basis To com am ol d1scnm1· nahon C<J HUD toll flee at I 800-424-8590 l'°~I TownhOUM, 3 mltr br, 3bt, 2 up, (I dwn U88d • dtnJ, new pelnt, carpet end lloora. 1205,000. Apt Mt-2*>-2not IH ESCROW.OC..nfront Duc*t loce\ed 1911 on lhe land vwlno l>olltdQlk. Each unit has 2Bre/1Be Great Ocean and C.taline Views Auoclated RMlty MM73-SM3 !f"Y~ linO occupy, quiet locatlOn $2SOOlmo ~":k ~'J:' 1~; (Broker) '19-718-23" EU GANT SENIOR uvwo SEA FAIRE E,.ay 1 .,,.c1otJS fVlft, S1 ,995.MO ~. crafts. tun 2Br 281 2nd Floor PLEASE CALL FOR ADDRESS. SOME OF THE TENANTS: KINKO'S, FIGGE, MULDOONS, SPA GRiGORJES. EDWARDS THEATERS. COAST MAGAZINE, BOMBAY CO., KMS NOTARIES, THE BRIDE, ELIZABETH BENEFIELDS, EDWARD JONES, DENNIS JACOBSON PLASTIC SURGERY, AND MJt.N'f MORE. PfT SAi.ES artticrJlllurn ~ I ICM Slot• E~. ~ 2· days• .... hourly W1IQ8 pg comm. some computer knoWllClg8 8 ploS must be ~. oiganaed Udo Vilage -9'9·67S-.7§5, 875-8236 UNI.': ~IOI' HOME BUYING SUPERSTORI:: 8.1( '*" . <00 ng UoN' 100• PfodtlUt LM?. F~ ~c.ooo rrtt (1'°' ~ F'1'.~ (¥>11 111'1)'.l l.61 Vl\t.rr'-4\IHIY"( At ,JM ro..oea CA ~ ""'t t ... 00.72UIS7 24 llf1 Veteran RtJll Fst1lr ~,,..,,, '""'#) EMAIL~c..... HOMES Of TIE WEEK lhowcue Hont .. For lell • ow llt ..... &Im ~I ...... Damdllne T.-.., '"' AllO ... ="°= OMilllM Wtdnladay IP.II ....... .., ~ ....... LOCAL ..... ...... c.1'a ll UIA llMIA ....., .... •• WILLEY -..?4"4241 V.A. SO MOVE-4H FREE CCIUlll8fn9 FllEE Liit OI ~ HUM'A REPOS 714-534-1900 ¥-., AMI htllil ENll: vre99e1dne.eom INVHTOAS WANTED To ...,, ...... "°"""'" • " n °" 111 '°"'*" : C!llt. f2t411""23 ltonl~A-Jocom 14 ... l'':DI ' NEW HOMES From Ille hql S200 000'1 Pr1vstt Enclave of 17 Hom•• Monlc1Ruggltrl.cont 949-300-8800 tnp., lrfntPOITlllon. """91 Mini OCMn Vlew1 COSTA NEUPORTE' $2,995/Mo 94M4U300 38r 381, Second Flo«, "*-Ill! SB Front row OC*n vltwl MatyAnn McGul,., Agt 1 112 APTI I 949-648-6770 . ~ IUCH Pruc1 C. Realty JOANNA TARP LEY 949-760-9150 ext. 2 12 Cell phone 949-230-2688 RECEPTIONIST Busy phol8 ~ a. tomer ••tw:e '°' N9wpol1 r9'18urant olla MS Word & ~ Tues-Sil 9-S Fu relUml to 94~-4674 F• Somplt A 1 T vwo-SIOly 3 Bedrooms & 2 t/2 Bah Two-Car Attatclltd Garage Up to t .505 Squaie Feet ~ to Ntw9orl BNch & T Nngle Squirt 949·650-1«0 U00 ISLE 11191 IUMY 8IUltl Oo6orM "*" hV1ly etudlo, n•• t,•lnl l upQl8ded 3& 2.588, ~ carpil No ""I 1150 Ind Get.d bffllf llllQle ttorf 2br 2b9 dllad1 ttM 2< 1111' new/liltletpl/patnl/wmdow cvmg ~ 949-nG-1219 ~~~~~ ---~----...~~..-.~ t RESTAURANTe El'**-'1 con. ,,.., Pf. 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Bani! recs, selups on/olf 8'1e Penonall8usrless rM· 500lble ta1e1 94~583-n 42 224 ADOl'TIOHS /REMODELING PUf AHW WORDS TO WORK FOR YOU (949 642.;678 \ • Save on all carpet, uphols1ery, fine rug deaning and repairs. I 00" satisf adion guarantee. Van mounled equip. or dry dean Since 1987 Brothers Carpet Serv ices 1°800°550 ·7181 Bridge By CHARLES OOA£N w1th OMAR SHAIUF Ind TANNAH HIRSCH SPOT THK WINNER Bodi vuJncnble. f..ul dNJs. cJubL Stna decl.uw'• only hope WU Lo f111d ENI whh both mltlina club honors, lhc jllck WU inlened, Jotilll IO che queen. Weit UenJy llhlfted lo I diamond Ind, in Iha full.ma of lime. South hid to~~ crick In each minor f« down one. Did you findJhe Wlllrl na l.inc'1 NORTH • KQ l0'5 ~ A97' I) 9. •l·O WEST • 631 EAST •AJIH Al IO oftm hlppms. declarer'• CJ'T'Of came at the very r'"" uia. South filled IO reilize the power uf lhenlnoof~ • ? 532 o Ql087 •QB (> KHl • K 109 SOUTH •9 "1 KQJI08 0 A5 3 Suppoec 11lat. lllSICad of playina the qUMn of sOl(leg from dummy to the fll1t rriclt. South NIUI lbe openina lead IO the nine. east C10 win lhe trick cheaply wittt the jack and ahift &o the r.cn of clube end declaier Aili Ms tune IO insert lbe j8ck. lollna to !he queen. Besa clefeme 1.t I« Wai ID ap.tn return • diamond lO !he nine • king Ind ICC. SolUh now cuhu the king 1'( hearts and overultcs !he queen of hearu with the ace kl lead the king of spades (Of 1 ruffmg fincue. • AJ62 The biddina. UST sourH WEST Ja l M ,_ .... 4 • ,_ ,_ Opening lc4ld Two of • Failure 10 i.pot a hidden 11sc1 caused South to 10 down an four healts. Lookina Ill a.II four hands, can you do bcttet? When But covers with the ICC, dcc:la= ruffs high, c:rucn dummy by o~crtak..ana !he eiaht of lrUmpt with !he rune llld diJalrds two diamonds (« ""o clubs} oo the queen and r.cn of ~pedcs and all declarer can lose i~ • another club. The clefcndm collect only one spade and 1wo club UlCks (Of one trick in t.ach minor I. North'~ cue·b1d of two spades prorrulled no control an lhll SU1I It was simply an inviwiorW faljC to ga.me in hcal'u, and South had the value11 to acccpt. WC$1 led a low ~padc to !he queen and ace, and F..ait returned the ten of Udo Sida "' kw Nllboal up IO 6511 end bawn 1211 Of lll\dlr, lide tnltenoe, elecll water lncld 1149-673-7tm S.llbolt pf9f 40fl I Sito Ml side DI up IO 3611 011 loc, EZ -. to main Cfllmll JJ 114U7S-7~70 1-c::1 ACURA W{TEORA '92 4-dr, lllto, aE, pe, full pwr, low ml, good trtna (~ '"85.00 Coat Acure 714-979-2500 Aan Legiind Coupe '95 Chlmpagne, IUIO, IC, full l'W"· moonroof. • ratW -• {20832A) $13,1115 South Cont Acure 714·979·2500 ACURA NSx.T '98 BtlUflftA lly ytllow Slmc>l'f ~ «st Cal kw appl (Pt412) $62.351 South Coat Acura 714·&79·2500 ACUAA NSX· T '98 8lectt on Bid (P1482) $85,715 Sou1tl C-t Acura 714-979-2500 ACUAA NSX '92 SlfnPY llOfl'OU8. l9d, Ilka ..W, T11rg1 Top. 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