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Home My WebLink About2001-01-18 - Orange Coast Pilot- ' . ' ' . ' . SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COfvV.llUNITIES SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM GUNFIRE AT FASHION ISLAND Heist ~hatters 'p~adise' SEAt~ H l•EA OAlY PtcO• Security guards stand outside Traditional Jewelers at Fashion Island as work crews restore the shop after Tuesday's robbery attempt and shootout left glass shattered and a security guard injured. The three gunmen are sWl at large, police say. In the aftermath of attempted jewelry A HISTORY OF HITS ,. robbery at Fashion Island, workers and shoppers feel sense of lost peace Mathis Winkler D AILY PILOT FASHJON ISLAND --II aj.most happened too fast to remember. One minute. she was strolling around Fash· ion Island w1th a fnend, two kids she was baby-sitllng and a dog Ul tow Then, about 7 25 p.m . Tuesday. the 18· Newport-Mesa a target for thieves . High-end jewelry stores off et an appealing target to often well-organized bands of robbers Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA fYI PAST HEISTS • November 1990: About S 1.3 mil hon worth of cuff link.s and rings is stolen from the back trunk of a salesman's car r in a Newport Beach shop- ping center parking lot •year-old woman and her smdll ~roup found themselves trapped between the glass doors to Trad1llonal Jewelers and three masked gunmen prepanng to attack. Because the gunmen A family checks out watches Wednesday in a display case at Traditio_nal Jewelers, ·With hlgh-end 1ewelry stores spnnkled throughout the area, the· twm oties -- and their toruest shopplng centers --are no strangers to heists of expensive valu- ables .. •March 1990: Three masked men steal more than S 1 m11hon in fine Jewelry from a Newport Center Jewelry store dur· Ing an armed holdup which has reopened after a robbery attempt remain at large. her farruly request· ed her ldenbty not be revealed •All of a sudden, I heard a com- motion and saw all these guys with guns pointed at us," the woman said Wednesday, adding that she bad barely slept au· night. "They started screaming, 'Everybody move!' ... When they started shoot· ing, that's when we ran. • 1 thought I was going to die • A shop assistant m one of the mall's stores, the w oman was !.WI shaken b y the violent shootout that left a jewelry store secunty guard critically wounded by one of the attackers. As Newport Beach police launched their search ror the masked men who blast· ed out the windows of Fash· Ion Island's Traditional Jew- elers late Tuesday, the bOtched robbery serves as anoth~r reminder of a hard, cold fact. Thieves target Newport-Mesa gem shops. •October 1919: Three men wearing Halloween masks lifted S2 million in valuables from carol Klein Fine Jewelry near Fashion Island. SEE AFTERMATH PAGE AS - Schmitz legacy remains in archconsewatiw county T be death last week of John Schmitz -former state senator and con-,. gressman from this distnct - deserv more perspective than it reccived m the local pre . SdimJtz, more than any oth r public figure. rep-. resented tho political and philosophical ex~ that hav hung. like the Andenl Manner's albatro , around th neck of Orang County for the past f O\lr dee ad _: and still Ung r. n loeal ffect of h1S polit1cal life w ~rly .erved by th1i quot ln the LOI Ange19 'llmel from Tom Puentel, Ormge County GOP~:·Hil of J~·N.Bel 1111 IBl cum bwnor, int Uigencc and . thus aan will long be remembef'ed by his Oian County fiiendl.• So WW 1 lot Of other Chlnga. not qu1 so berllan by the re t of us. J wa.s covenng Southern Calliomia for both the Cbns- tian Science Morutor and the National Ob5erver (the woekly WaD-Str t Journa.l) when Scbmttz first ran for public office ln 1964 He wa a ronn r Manne Corps p.ilot and lnfonnatioo officer at the El Toro Air Station who becan1e a poUUcal ld.ence t chcr et Senta Aila Col· l . ij w alto an act.iv m moor of the John Birch Society, wh found r, Robert Welch. called dent OW'ight EIMclhower •a ~..gent of the Com· SEE lfll MGI A7 . The three men, after opening fire on the shop's Inside SPOITS lbeSea Kings' ldean Shab&ngtan throws a shot over Estanda dtlen.den • durtna wedniect.r' guneat Co.ronadel MarHJgb Sc:bOOI. CclM eilgecl oat tlM • E ...... w.42. 5ponl. •• SEE THEFT PAGE AS • . ' •' THURSDAY, JANUARY l 8, 200 l Vote ends • screerung debate • Costd f\1Psd Cit y Council quieUy puts to rP~t dc•bdlP on requmnq rornm1ss1on rriembP~ tu provP c 1l11.<>n~h1p. Jennifer Kho DAILY PILOT COSTA ~ !['-.,\ \\1th llwir dN"I· s1on t(J ll'dVt· lhl' proc (''>'> 10 dppomt conrnw • ..,wner-. n1>MI'} unchtlnq<~d City Council rnpmlwr-. ldlP Mondct'} qwelly put tc1 r!'st, for no\.\, tlw1r ch'>· cuss1on dbout rt•yumnq ot11Pnsh1p screerung for comnu.,.,111n dpphc .int'> Counnlmdn ('hns StN•I ct'>kl'<.i tht• nl} dllornc•\., off1u, 1•csrlwr th1" month to detPmUnl· lf ttw <tty could lege1lly reqotre ll!-. COITlflll'-SIOnf'fS t.o b<• Uruled Stdtes nllzen-.; But Steel did not brooch the sub· Ject dgdm ~londd} dS couno.l m£•m· bers voled lo kt>ep tht>lr mt•lhod ot voung dS d whole• tor con11ruc;<.10ne>rs, e\'en though the dltomP\ cone ludPd the city md} reqwrP nt111•n-.h1p . Steel pre\:1ousl~ '!>did lw lt>ll t1n obllgal.!on to thost• who P-lt•Cl«>d him to request cons1dt•rdtmn lor 111111rn1'>· s10ner nt12ensh1p '-Ut•Pntnq hut lw said Wednesdd} he dew" not plctn to pursue the mdtter t1n\ furtht>r "C1llzensh1p '>< r<'t•ntnq 1111 com· nuss1oners 1s not d l11q d1•t1l 111 m1· ctt dll" Steel Sdtcl "A-, lcir <1<, 1omrrnl· tees, We nught Wdnt to 11Jok ell th<>W And we've got lo look c1 I \"' ht1 t " qoinq on at "tht• 1oh centt•r But < 1t111•n..,h11' screenmg for conun1-.'1onl'r'-i-. not the main 1ssut:> "'1th nw In fdct th~ nt} dlft'dd} ri·quu1•s SEE COUNCIL PAGE A7 Investments in Edison could spell trouble • School district officials expect state to find solution Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA School d1..,. tnct ofhc1als ledmed \\'ednl:'-.ddy they ha\'e more to worry dh<iut \Vlth the state·s enerm-cns1s than JU'>l whether the lights sta} on With roughly $1 3 nu.llJon lmested m Edison lntemabond.l, wtuch I!. on the verge of bankruptc'} rolling blcickoul!> could be the led'>t ol the ~ch~ls problems D1stnct ofhc1dl!. ho\~ ever, said tht-) dre not concerned that count) Tte(l!)urer John M W Moorlach mvested dbout 3 J''. of the ,county· Wlde school distnct i.nve tment pool m the floundenng ul.lbl) compdny ,, "Whal we believe 1<.; at n sk is not our money hut the percentage of mterest we could have drawn from that." Supt RobE>rt Barbot !>&1d SEE EDISON PAGE A7 11111 lfST IUYS -.J.'J. ~ IS <DMMUlll't fOIUM '3 DWOOl 10 Oii VACAJD 14 PllUC tMJllm ___ ___ SPOlrS SUlr--------~----- •••• llCl&ll ftlll ' l9ctillr\ M10tNy mcJllotii to ... .. ~ .. ~ ....... Al I ') • • II .. A2 Thursday, January 18, 2001 WORKING lllEFLY 'lbo property owner lS McCarthy & Cook u..P. UlltCJLlnk ls an e-IN BUSINESS · Dot-com company signs lease for property Cushman Realty Corp. has completed a $12-mllllon, seven- year lease transaction on behalf of Costa Mesa-based UltraUnk Inc. · commerce/health-care company that offers employee benefits, incluchng enrollment. manage- ment, adJTW'\lStration and procure- ment solutions. lbe lease is ror the company's S.,085-square-(oot headquarters at 535 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. Cushman Really, based in downtown Los Angeles, is a real estate brokerage and advi- sory firm specializing in leas- ing, investment services and consul Ung. Daily Pilot ;1 Little Touch of Heaven to save the ailing smn A Utile Touch of Heaven is a new skin· care salon that spe· cializes m what most people have -sun-damaged, aging and occasionally acne-plagued skin. It's offer- ing a grand-opening special -treatments are 25% otf- through Feb. 1. There are so many treatments available. A few of them include eye- lash and eyebrow b.nts, per- manent makeup. eight types of faoaJs and all kinds of hair removal. Owner Tamera McMahon opened the tiny salon last month. which IS conveniently located next to a hair and nail salon in the Cannery Village. A Little Touch Of Heaven is at 512 29th St., Newport Beach. lnformation (949) 673-5966 Greer Wylder BEST BUYS big selectJon of vmta?e llghung It's in the Corona del Mar Plaza Information: (949) 640-2781. Gen Sakamoto Furnishings Direct has . moved to a new locatJon. 1925 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Al Fum1stungs Dltect, customers save 15%. to 40%. off retail pnces on casual. contem'porary, uph9lstered furniture and solid oak, rrus- sion-style accessones. There are identical furrustungs that you might find at Z Gallerie, Potfl!ry Barn and RestoratJon ·Hardware available "Fur- nishings Direct guarantees its prices to be the lowest m California,· says Michael Dawldoff at Furrushmgs Direct. It's openJ.rom 1-0 a m. to 5 p.m. Thursday through Monday. lnformdbon. (949) 515-4450. The Web Sile IS http:l!Ww'N.sameforless.com In cdse you're still look- ing for bargdlllS on Chnst- mas decor, there is a selec- tron left dt Roger's Gardens. Merchandise includes Chnstmas linens, wrappIDg paper. lJghts, everlasting Barcand trees and orna- ments from around lhe world. Chnstmas decor is reduced 40"1. .. Coinciding Wlth the after-Christmas sale 1s Roger's biggest pabo clearance sale of the year. Popular pallo furruture brdnds on sale include Cast Classu:s. Sun Creations, Swnmer Classics, Tropitone, 0 W Lee and Ebel. There are complete sets available dnd dccessories. Rogers Gar- dens is at 2301 San Joaqum Hills Rodd, Newport Beach. Information. 1949) 640-5800 HE IS RCddung people's hearts through their stomachs FROM CARS TO COD Whtle he cuts veg~ldbles mto Uun, delicdle slices and prepd!el> S<tuces dnd fish. GP.n Sakamoto is edstly the center of attenbon dl 001so Restaurant Scikd.moto, who followed tus guUnend now his wife -from Tokyo to Cahlorrua m 1994, has been a sushi chef at the 20-year-old restaurnnt for rour years. I le has learned most of whdt he kno~ about sushi through he. expE>n- ence at OolSo. That's not surpnsing, cons1denng he was formerly a car saJesm<l.n "I knew a little about sushi before. becau!>e I hked to eat it in Japctn. • Sakamoto said. "But there Me many, Illdny rolls here that we don't have m Japan. The guy whose Job I replaced taught me the basics, but I also waiched how other sushi chefs worked and stole' from them. Mostly, l learned on my own.· Makmg sushi is hd!der thdn c;ellmg Japanese car salesman develops a taste for sushi cars but also more rewarding, he said. "Sushi IS defirutely a very hard job,• Sakamoto sa1d. "There is nothing easy about 1t, and there IS so much to do. But there is noUung I rruss about being a car ~esman. Prepanng sushi is a lot of fun. And when l make dellaous food and see that it makes someone nappy, that makes me happy too • CREATIVE CUTilNG The most difficult part of the job IS using a knife, Sakamoto said. ·It's tough to cut Uungs just right.• he saJd. ·I used to cut myself many times. but I haven't cut myself since last swn- mer Another hard part IS when we get too busy and I have to make the sushi very fast. I don't Wee that.· Another difficult part -but a fun one -was learning the different parts of the fl.shes. he said. "Each pd.rt of each fish oas a different taste,· Sakamoto Sdld. adding that he had to figure out which spices antl gar- nishes matched the different tastes. "Like chicken, where the breast and the legs taste different. I got to taste them all.• · But one thing be likes about the job is the chance 'to be creative. He gets to decorate the sushi in his preferred style: "simple, but nice.• ln October, Sakamoto even mvented his own speaalty roll: spicy sesame twia, which he said IS slowly gairung popu- larity. THE POPULAR AND THE UNIQUE The most popular roll at Ooiso IS the California roll. which is also one or the easiest, Sakamoto said. "It's 1ust some avocado, crab meat, cucumbers and fish eggs on top,• he said. The rainbow roll. with the California roll UlSlde and different kind<; of fish on the out- Side to create a rainbow effect. was among the harder to master. Sakamoto said. His goal is to eventually open lus own business in the future. -Story by Jennifer Kho; . photo by Grev Fry A very banana republic W e don't know lf.OrangP County really qualifies as d banana republic -an unstd· ble country dependent on one crop. Unless, perhaps, that crop i!> retdil. Banana Republic, the apparel maker, is ·celebrab.ng the spint of Orange County" Wlth a store open- ing torught at South Coast Plaza. complete Wlth food. dnnk and enter- t.amment The grand-operung event, sched- uled from 7 to 9 p m , will benefit the Orange County Museum of Art, to whom the company will donate 15°1,. of the night's proceeds. What a good idea ~ buy clothes for your next adventure and support RETAIL ROUNDUP the adventurous artists whose work graces the Newport Beach museum. A cl.Ass FOR TtiE BREAD WINNER • After a long. hard day of work, we Uunk pummelmg sometlung into shape sounds Wee A great idea. We knead to relax, and the Kmg Arthur Flour Co. has Just the solution. On Feb. 13, the royals.are. m con- 1unction with Ralphs, presenb.ng two free two-hour class~ on bread-mak- ing at the RadJsson Hotel in. Newport Beach. From noon to 2 p.m., instruc-. tor Michael Jubinsky wUL.leach the art of making sweet doughs. From 7 to 9 p.m ., things will really start bak- ing with a session on rusbc bread and sourdough. King Arthur, started in Boston in 1790 and now headquartered in Ver- mont, is America's oldest flour com- pany. ·, For more information, call (800) 827-6836. M DO-NOTHING ASSISTANT. PERFECT. We are starting to feel so old. First Mr. Whipple retires, after years of telling us not to squeeze the Charmin. Now, the Maytag repair- man, who rarely has anything to do, is getting a young assistant. And here we thought television stopped time. REAPERS HOIUNE (949) 642-6086 CA 92626 Copyright No -Jte>-rtet. illustrations, edltoNI mltt9t QI ~iWl'nenU he.in earl be reprod\Qd wlthoYt wntt.n per· mtu10n of~ owner WEATHER AND SURF VOL 94, NO. 15 ~()(d 'fO\I( comrnenb •bout the D•1ly Piiot °'news tips ADDRESS TEMPIJtATUMS BalOO. 61/·U nob 100AY First low A tenrus specialty shop, Paramount Sports, is havmg a January cledfance sale on apparel and footwear. Women's and men's dpparel lS marked down 20", .. to 70%,. and footwear 1s reduced 50'\,, Paramount sports has been in business since 1928 and cames the best m tenru!> wear. mclud- mg Adidas, Reebok, Nike and K-Swis!> It has two loca- bons -333 E 17th St Coi;- la Mesa, (949) 642-6886, and 2601 East Bluff, New- port Bedch, (949) 644-0050, at the Newport Beach Ten- nis Oub. Bloomlngdale's Home Store is having a January home sale starting today on all kinds of items, mcluding linens, pillows. towels, cof- fee makers, blenders. Cuisi- narts, crystal, stainless flat- ware, chma, gourmet cook- ware and rugs. Selected Home Store merchandise ts reduced 20% to 50% Bloomingdale's is at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. lnlonnation: (949) 729-6600 Subtle 'tones has two long racks it selected lounge wear and casual clothing on sale. There ts a big selection of washable velvet pieces reduced 30°,,. in garnet, blue, brown and· black. Subtle Tones cames clothing for women, linens, bedding candles, gifts and a COSTA MESA A shoe lover's rurvana is the 50"<• off sale at Silver Feet ·You may chose from the best m footwear, includ- ing Prada. Dolce & Gab- bdna, Miu Miu. Costume N<ltJona.I , Sergio Rossi. Lorenzo, Anle pnma. Fantini. StephdnC' Keltan and G1or- g10 Anndru Silver Feet 1s on the lower level of South COd'it PldZd, m the Saks Filth Avenue wing Informa- tion (7 14) 979-2800 Chnstmas CDs are drastJ- cally reduced dl Barnes & Noble Booksellers. The CDs are 50" ,, off, which puts the pnce at about $3.75. The choices include Bing Crosby, count~Chnslmas music, trddltiondl chClJTlber music and more Barnes & Noble ts m Cosld Mesd at Tuangle Square and Metro Pointe Shopping Centl!r, as well as Ill Newport Beach at Fash- ion lsldnd. A'Mar~·s 1s havmg a Winter sale. A'Maree's has the best m women's design· er clothmg. shoes and acces- sones A'Maree's tS at 1649 WestcWf Dnve, Newport Beach. at Westchlf Court. lnfonnauon. (949) 642-4423 • BEST 9UYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays. Send irfformation to Greer Wylder at 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa, CA 92627, or via fax at (949) 646-4170. POLICE flllS THOMAS H. IOHNSON. P1Ubllltw TOWYDOOaO, Our eddrft\ Is 330 W. Bay St, con. Mesa. ~ 92627. HOW TO R£AOt US Orculetlon Ce><ona del Mar 61/42 12:14 p.m .................... 0.3 •East 17th StNet: A commewal burglary was report- ed in the 300 blodt at s·sa a.m Monday. Editor u.~ City Edhior ...... _ .... CORREOJQNS It Is the Pllqt'J polky to prompt· ty COtTect •II errors of subsUnce PlQM call (949) 57~3 rn The TIIMi ~County (800) 252-9141 AdYef1Wng Cl-1fied (949) 642-5671 OlsPaY (949) 642.Wt EdtDW News (949) 642·5680 Spotts (tot9) 57-M22l Costa Mflil 63142 Newport 8Nch 631•2 Neltvport Coast 64147 ---JOltlCAST falf conditions •xpected First hloh 4:53 a.m ....................... S.2 s.cond low 11:06 p'm ................... 2.0 SKondhlgh 627 p.m ....................... 31 MIDAY Fltst low • Mesa "-'de Ottve East A grand theft was reported In the 2700 blodt at 7 36 a m 'Monday. • ~ loulwllr'd: Vancs.JIMTI was r~ In the 1900 block at 9:08 a.m Monday AllilUnC City Editor •D CtllMNW. ,.......&lcof .,..C'MI ... 5pof1I (dllor au..,..,... The N9wpol'\ ~Mes. 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S.4 Secondlow 11· t p,m--.. 2.1 Stcond high 7:ltp -·-·-l.l ..... ~ • • a.ye .. end CMlit l ... •UNJ: A t...nckun W11 ttPOn9d ., 1:10 p '"· ~ • ........ Dl'..m A battery w.s ~In ihi _., btodl M l'.)1 Lift.~ ' .. Daily Pilot Thursday, January 18, 2001 A3 Bechler ~ttomey asks for dismiSsal Charter school gets another extenSion • John Barnett claims no evidence exists to prove alleged m\_ifder of Pegye Bechler was committed in California. .. Dffpa Bharath DAILY PILOT SANTA ANA -A Supenor Court Judge will decide today whether to dismiss the Enc Bechler murder case. ln a surprise move Wednesday dftemoon, Bechler's defense attorney, John BdTJlett, subrruucd a bnef ask- ing the court to throw out the case based on the Mgumcnt thdt the pros- ecution hdd not provided any eVJ· dence to prove the crune wa!. com- rrutted m Cd1lforn1d Prosecutor!> hdve chdfgect Bechler with k1lhng ht!> 38-y<'dr-ol plcdded not guilty, saying his wl.f P fell off tht> bod! when it wds bit by d 91dnt WdVf'. Sh<• Wd<, dnVlng theu rentNI !>pe<>dbodl while towmg tum on d bo<lybodfcl, he !>did The 15-page lmef, i;ulmuttl'd by Barnett after the prosecution rested, ates several Cd!>es thdt B<lrnett sd1d demonstrated cnme must be commit- ted. or dt led.,t dn dttempl mu!>l hdve been made to conumt thdl crime, withm d stdte\ 1unsd1c tJon for lhdt sldte to hdve authonty to pru!.c•cutc • Prepardllon 1s not rtn dtl<>mpt,' hP argued ·A cnnw doe.,n't '>ldrt hy someone renhnq d l>Odt or dnvmq u boat. Tho.,e dC l.., con'>lltute pwpctrtl tJOn, d!> opposed to dn dtlempt • Deputy Dist All)' hm Mulqn•w Sd1d the dcts thP pro'>f'nJllon -.t11d Bechler performed -renllng the bodt, p1clung up a bodyboard, buying trc1sh bugs m wtuch to !>tulr his wile's body. pdcklng dumbbells lo weigh her down -were in themselves an dtlempt lo kill Mulgrew scUd the prosecubon hdd estdbushed through eVldence dnd testunony thdl Bechler hdd conspLred to murder tu!> wife, he had been "lym'1 ln wd.it • dild had launched d ·surpme dtldck." Bdmett sdld he tuned the subrru!i· s1~n of the bnel so the court would receive 1t c1fter the prosecut10n rest<>d 1!!> Cdl>e. The prosecullon hnii.hcd prcsPnlmg 11.!. last WJtness before lhl' court took its lunch recess. BdrnPll ... ubnutted the motion soon c1!ter the H"< el>!> c1nd dflPr confmrung lhdt tht> pruwcut10n hdd re!iled "If 1 hdd presented 1l pretnrtl, tht· < ourt "'ould have de rued tl. not huv· mq hPdrd the evidence he sc11d """ • Deldy is tdlled 'good news' by propone nts · of plan to open Mesa Le adership Academy. Danette Gou let DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA -Chdr- ler .,chool ddvocdte!i dnd dl~- 1nc1 olllctdb t1gre •d tlus week tu s1wnd c1nother 30 ddys hne- tumnq <1 c hdrter c;rhool pro- po ... dl bl-"fort• puttmq 1t betore tlw public parents, t~achers or commuru- ty leaders. The speaf 1c goals apd operabng procedures are detailed m an agreement, oc Ncharter, • wtth the local school ~ort-Mesd Urulied School D1stnct board members onginally hdd unW Dec 27 to dpprove or re1ect the pellbon subrrutted in October, but they mstedd Cdlled for d 60-day deldy, wtuch pll!.hed thdt dec1- ">IOn l o February • With the date drdWIIlQ near dqd.lll charter school propo- nent!. dild dlstnct ofhoals said they are still not ready lo pub- Ltnze the document Sh alimar center to pair up with soup kitchen "It ... Pll.IH'UH-!l~ U0Ud news 1111 u-. N :..c11cl Brdd Jdrvtl> u nwrnh1·1 111 tht• chdrlPr school 1•xpc Ull\'l' hourcl "\\e feel \\1· h.nr hdd Pxtrf'mely fruit· 1 ul dt">I lh'>ton'> with the dt!>· lrtdid • Everythmg 1::. bemg looked at, but I cun tell you we die usmg t.hls tJme to gather feed- back dnd cldnl'{ and refine curncuJum and hnClnces • •Facility to reopen Fe b. 26. The Somcont• Cdft's Soup Kitchen bodrd mt1dc' \ thP fmctl clens1on Wednesduy to t1llow t1 new ShctJpnctr Learnmg Ct>nter brcmch to open tn ill> bwldtng The k1tch<•n, w h1c h will be renamed the Sonwonc• C dfC!i L1.•ar11- mg CPnlcr, 1<, sch.-clult•cl to 01wn f(•li 26 m the ShctJ1mdf mnd1•l ol 111 m•t<hnq tutoring dncl Pcluu1t111nul c1 .. ,..,1 ... t<1r1c 1• ror chtldren . The Co ... tc1 l\ 1t•<,r1 1 .. 11tc•r \\ 111 t<1r<Jl'I rhtldren c1l Pornw1<1 c1 rH I Rl't1 l'lt 'llll'll · lclf)' -.c ho(1r<. drH1 1 htld11•n 11"11111 in ">llt'ltPr-., Tlltlll•l" <llHI (><Ilk-. \\hll ulreddV l'dl rtl tilt' ""Ill' k1t<lwn Stc1llt'f'o t1I both 11rq.in11t1l11111-. t1ll' no\\ worktny to Sl'I up d purl:!nt fllt.:('1: 1nq c1nntPr Thl• lwdfd ul Think Togelhl•r. wtuc h ovPr!>i>e.., Shdltmur c1nd suc oth "' l1•t1rntnq <·entt-rs, dpp1oved tht• plc1n <1 wePk d<JO dlter the Shc1hmc11 -.lt•l·rtnq c omm1tte£• c1pproved lhl· pl.Ill m [)pcemher L Prnp11111•nh hope to open ltw l\ll''>rt L1•t1c1Pr!>htp Acdde- my in Sl•plt:!rnher, with dbout :i:w -.t udt>nl!> 1n kindergarten thro11~1h Ihm! qrdde. 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Now seroing Cappuccino. Latte and Mochas. · Freshly Baked Cornbread - Made Daily --Fresh Bagels Butter • 59~. Croissa·nts Or ToasU<J w/cream $Cheese 4 9 s 14~ ... Chicken K-Bobs ~Cl~ Whole Cooked Rotisserie Chicken $4~ A4 Thurtdoy, Januorr 1 e, 2001 ' \ • Doily Pilot A festival f6r Newport Beach's future •Officials consider workshops, buses, citywide meeting to get residents involved in setting city's direction. M•thls Winkler DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -A citywide festival Neighbor- hood workshops and a tour- ing bus. A phone survey. And a committee of about 30 residents to pull 1t all together. These are some of the ideas members of the aty's ad hoc gen~ral plan update committee discussed last week to involve residents in deeding how the city should look in the future Spread out over severcil months, the process would Jay the foundation for an update of Newport Beach's general plan, the document • that $erves as a visionary road map to the city's future face. The project ·should give you a sense of . . where you are heading as a communi- ty,• said Carolyn Verheyen, who works· for a Berkeley- based consulbng. firm that advises cities on general plan updates. Kicking off the process with a get-together for all residents -with rood, booths by city departments and organizations, and bus tours offering a fresh look at Newport Beach's neighbor- hoods -would allow every- one to have a say in which , direction the city should take, Verheyen said. Interested residents could sign up for an adVlSory com- mittee at Uus "commuruty congress" and help to gwde the VJs1orung process, 'she ddded In the foUoWlllg months, • FYI The ad hoc general plan update committee's next meeting will take place at 4 p.m. Monday at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. smaller .groups of residents could meet in their neighbor- hoods lo refine suggesbons and ideas for the plan. Many members of the committee, which mcludes City Council members, plan- ning corruruss1oners, dS well as representatives from other City committees dnd the Greenligbt lniliat1ve, sdld they hoped the process would draw in residents who have not been mvolved an oty atr~so rar , "I'd really like to !>ee new people." said CouncLlwoman Nonna Glover, add.mg that she did not think an advisory committee should be filled with people who already sit on other aty bocirds Along the way. aty oUa- cials would prepare reports on suggestions rrom resi- dents, Verheyen said Even· tually. the city should end up with a document thttl would gUide ofhoals in updating the general pJan But Allan Beek, who rep- resented Greenlighl support· ers at the meeUng, said resi· dents had already sdld what lund or oty they wdnted to live in Newport Tomorrow, a atywtde study that was pre- pared 30 yedrs aqo, condud· ed that res1denb wanted a high-quality. low-density, res1dentldl community, Beek said. "I Uunk !the report! sWJ show!> whdl people want." ·aeek said, dddmq that some pro1ects, !>U< h a., dn aquatic complex, have since become obsolete. Whlle Verheyen said it was chfficult to put a pnce tag on the plan, she added that other cibes ~e has worked with spent at least $80,000. "What they've scoped out is more than that,• she said, adding that a phone survey alone would cost about $40,000. ·certainly more than $100,000. • Sponsorstup of things such as the touring bus or food at the festival could low- er the costs, Verheyen said. Ad hoc committee mem- bers will discuss the plan agam al t)lelr Feb. 12 meet- ing. Once City Council mem- bers have signed off on the proposal, the fe.stival could take place m the spnng, Ver- heyen sa1d, add.mg that the proce!>S could be wrapped up by November All's quiet on the telephone front -~t Newport City Hall M•this Winkler DAILY PILOT lion with City Alty. 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City staffers have promised to have proposed standards ready for review in March. Councilman Gary Monahan said he wants to be sure that every homeowner in the city is notified of the new standard5 that are in the works. WHAT THEY SAID: Monahan. who previously opposed the morato- rium, said he doesn't think the short-term morato· rium will have a sigmficant effect on the city. "It only applies to new developments and very large remodels, so I don't expect it to affect too many people," he said. "But I expect to keep it Tiu urim & Fi11tst Br11Hty S"pply short. and It will be very difficult to get me to sup- port extending It longer than 45 days. The main thing I'm concerned about is notification. People need t o know that the rules are being changed.• WHIT HAPPENED: The council decided to make recommendations to the Or4nge County Transportation Authority board about the proposed Centerline rail transit project. · The 2&-mlle countywide rail sys- tem is expected t o eventually shuttle commuters between transportation centers in Fullerton and Irvine. WHIT IT MEANS: The council recommended a rail system with an elevated station at Bristol Street and Anton Boule- vard. It also recommended that the Costa Mesa portion of the system be designed to match the ov~rall architecture 6f the surrounding area. as approved by the council. NEXT MEETING: • WHA~ Costa M esa City Council meeting • WHERE: City Hall, 77 Fair Drive • WHEN: 6:30 p.m. Feb. 5 ··INFORMATION: Call (714) 754-5223 • 24 residents want to be part of parks and planning boards in Costa Mesa. A mix of weU-known names and newcomers mark \he list of 24 resi· dents who have upplied for the Cos- ta Mesd parks and planning com- missions. The council voted in December to end all commission terms in Febru· ary, cutting some terms short by two years. . The council is scheduled m Feb· ruary to select 10 new co~sion· ers -five to each corrurusSloo - from among the applicants Chns Sams, Jonathan Zich, David Stiller, Mdrgdret Johnston and Mark Hdms hdve subnutted apphcauons due Monday -for reappointment to the parks comrrus- sion. R.ichdrd Mehren, whose term was scheduled to end in Mdrch. has decided not to reapply Four planrung commissioners - Tom Sutro, Katie Wilson, Walt Dav· en port crnd Katrina . Foley_ -also have applied for reappointment. Commissioner Chris Fewel resigned m Dec<'mber. Dan Wort~mgton, who rdll for City Council ldst year, has applied for a Parks Comrrussion position, as has Robert Love. d member of the Citi· zens' Budget Advisory Comnuttee. Bru~ Garlich, a Wunbledon vu. lage Housmg Assn. board member, bas applied for both commissions. Costa Mesa residents Steven Shapiro. Kim Pedenoo and Kelly Feldman, who protested a year ago against the potential sale or Balearic Park, also have applied for spots on the Parks Commission. Michael Levl Schrock, co-chair- man of a 1999 fund·raiser for build- ing and renovating homeless shel- ters, has applied for a Planning Conunission position. Thomas Steinleld, the arctutec· ture and drafting professor at Orange Coast College, and Mike Whitehead, who hosted the •Boathouse· TV show and runs the Isla Mu1eres tour ship m Newport Beach, have apphed for Planning Commission pos1tJons Campbell Davidson, a member of the West Side Improvement Assn . John Rule, a member of the New- port Schools Foundation; and Wilham Perluns, who ran for a City Counol pos1bon in November, also have applied for Planning Comnus- sion seats. 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' • Doily Pilot BELL CONTINUED FROM A 1 murust conspiracy • Orange County, dlthough deeply conservabve, Wds not a.lways pollllcally pre- dictable nus d1stnct,. for example, WdS represented m Congress for many yedr& by James B Utt, who once sent us a newsletter descnbmg the impending threat fcom •barefooted Alricdn hordes" training in Cuba and regarded sex education and rock 'n ' roll music as • pclrt of a Commu- nist plot to de!itroy Ameri- ca • But we also strongly supported such moderate Republicans as Gov Earl Warren, U S Sen Thomas Kuchel and Assemblyman Bruce Sumner Then m the nud-1960s, the Birchers spht the Cah- forrua Republican party asunder by runnmg nght- EDISON CONTINUED FROM A 1 A1J 31 d1slncts 111 Orcmge County contnbutt• to an investment pool worth $1.3 blllton. which as C"Ontrolled by Moorlach As of Dec 31, Newport-/1..tesa Unalaed School 01stnct\ stak(' was nearly $42 million Moorlach inv<•sted $20 nulhon of the total pool m Edison on Sept 28 The mvestm<>nt temunatcs at the end of Uus month, mak10g 1t safe 1f the company.. goes under Moorlacn mvC'Slt>d an addlllondl $20 mlllton Dec 7 That mve&trn<>nt pt•nod docs not end until July Despite lhl' precarious position of the power compa- ny, M oorlach .,tJICI ht' expecb. the state will rnnw to Edison's dld and ensurt' Lhl' saf<>ty of the mvPstm(•nts • 1 lee! conftdc>nt thdl we wtll g<'t our pnnC"1pal hack.~ he Sdtd • 1 behPVP c1l this cril- icdl Juncture thdt the state hell> to remedy lhe problem.· Despite the> dlready shaky position of Edison when Moorlach mvested the sec- I• wing candidates in Republi- can primaries. Kuchel was taken out by State School Supt. Max Rafferty. Ri~d Nixon was almost taken out by Assemblyman Joe Schell for the gubematonal norru- nation. And Sumner -con- sidered a Republican star headed for bigger things - was defeated by Schmitz m the state Senate primary, largely over Sumner's refusal to abandon the prin- ciple of fair ho\lsing. The Republit:an Right has been in charge around these parts ever since. Eatly on, Sc.hmHz WdS their poster child. When Utt died in 1970, state Sen. Schmitz -then a national director of the John Birch Society -won a Republi- can free-lor-all for Utt's seat It was one of the great poilllcal ironies of the time that for three years Schnutz was President Richard Nixon's congressman -. d espite the president's i "We pay them a lot of money collectively for their ·po-wer; and if Edison is going to default on bonds, as consumers, schools in this county may very well take their business elsewhere." Mike Fine Newport-Mesa assistant superintendent of business servic~L ond $20 rrullion, he said the county mvestment officers reviewed the avalla blc options and found Edlson to be so~d. ·Al the time of Dec. 7. 1t was felt that they were conh- dent, ( was confldenl, With this investment and the hold- ing penod," he said. ·And that the state would not allow our utilities to get to this con- dition, but that leadership would have been shown." · The district's hnanc1dl advisor, Mtke Fine, the assis- tant superintendent of bust- 'Low-prfGff ~ws be.-n JanUMY 23 JANUARY 26 -fEBRUARY 26 tllt'«'l-4.,. """"' c:::a... ........... In this ouingeous dark comedy, the author Of Six ~ of Separation ~ his off-the-wall chancters In btz::arre stwadons and tums them loose. Amazingly,~ connect! Thursday, Jonvory 1 8, 2001 A 7 mcreas- ingly fran- llc efforts to get nd of hlm. Nut on had good reasons. Nqt only was the Birch John Schmitz Society far to the right of the Nixon admims- tration and regarded as a Republtcdn llab1hty, but Schmitz, lumself, Wds a t ausuc Nixon cnhc. On the eve on Nixon's departure to seek rapprochement with Chmtt, Schmitz told a Birch Society audience that he wasn't opposed to the presi- dent's trip to Chmd, ·only to tus conunq bdck • lie lat- er called the V1Stt "d surrPn- denng to intemallonal com- munism · These excesses cost him his seat m l qn, but he round a poltllcdl comlorl ness 1>erv1Ces. saJCI he agrees with the dec1s10ns Moorldch hai. mtlde> "I'm not C'Xpt•ctmg Edison lo go dllywhcrc. c~ncl I don't ttunk John jMoorlc1chJ wac. expecllnq Echson to qo any- where,· r:uw said •1 don't lhLnk Edison has u1v<'n dny- ont> the strd1qht sC"oop, .incl I don't ll)mk lhP 'itdle has CJ!Y- <'n c1nyunf" the '>trd1qht '>Coop; Fine• sotd hl• ctlso· thought that be~•U'><' ttn• -.chool dis- trict c onsumf''> massive arn.ounts of enC'rgy tn Orange County lht• chstnct's mvest- ments would lw Sdlc• ·w e pd} them a lot ol money co11t•clJ vf'ly for their power, and 1t Edison 1s gomg to default on bonds. as con- sum er'>, school<> m this county may very well tc1ke their bu .. 1- ne&& ebewht>re." Fme said Fme ddcled thdt he thought the bigger problem wds Edison's lack of coop<>ra - llon Wlth school d1str:icts m preparing lor the rolling blackouts ol the kind that affected parts of the stc1le on WE:'dnesday. · ,. u zone by acceptmg the mVl- tallon of George Wallace's American lndependenl par- ty -somewhere to thd nght of Kmg George Ill to run for president agamst Nixon None of this dismal history prevented local Republicans from sending Schmitz back to Sacramen- to as thetr senator in 1978 There, a combmat1on of character assassmation m tbe gwse of humor and some serious personal prob- lems finally ended his poht- 1cal career. tlis friends mdy have found Schmitz funny, but the objects of his malice routinely Jews, Latinos, blacks and anyone who didn't agree Wllh tum - weren't amused As we honor Mdrltn Luther Kmg Jr. this week, some of us old-tuner:. recdll that Schmatz referred to htm ds d • notonous har • and told tht• California Senate • 1 hav<> other thmgs lo do than cwt COUNCIL CONTINUED FROM A 1 pnrks comnu~s1om•r.. -but not planning comrruss1onPr1> -to he reg1slerNJ voters Only nt1zens mdy reg1stN lO VOlP In d stalf rl'port, lht' city dllomey !> ulhce rc>commend- ed that the pdrks comrruss1on n•qu1rement be revokPd lo keep the n'qu1rements for ~ hoth .cumrru!>s1ons com.1stent However, thP counetl· dtcl nut vote tu re\•oke the rcqwrement dnd dec1clf>d not to ddd d·step to thl' proC'ess to enforce the requart'ment bastcdlh end.mg the d<-'bdlP For now dl li;!d5t In ttte future. f\layor Llbb) Cowan sdld, c,ht• might d.,k lhl' counctl to tdke c1nother tonk ctl the requm•nlPnt tu If) tu make the comrru.,.,1on ord1- ndnce~ niure compdllble But she said tht• dec1s1on lo retdtn the process lor appointing · commi1>s1oner!> was ·confusing enough Wllh- out adding d motion to &ehted/w/n mllec/Jona p/ · Zanella • Corbin Barry Bricken • Starrington Cutter & Buck up on the noor and expose the real Martin Luther Klng, but I'm going to do 1t il I hdve to• JJl k.ill.Jng d res- olution hononng Dr KUUJ dfter tus murder Schmitz's arrogance - which his fnencb descnbed els pnnc1ple wrapped m humor -wa a cons1der- dble factor m creating the react.aonary Lmage of what Newswl>ek columm!>l Stew- art Al&op called ·nw Orange County Buy • Thdl Schrnttz legdcy, over the years, has hardened into d stubbornly t1rchconservdt1ve Republican power structure that LS Cdusmg growtnq con- cem dmong local moderdtes who hdve seen Uemonats packing up more dnd mon-' public offices lrom Repuhlt- C'ans in C'dhforrud -mdu<1- 1ng severdl m Orc1ng1• Count'r Thar., why d blut• chip group of IOC'cll bustnt'"" c xec-uttves cdlhny tht>m- .,,elves the l'.ew Ma111nt\ dddrE•.,., thl' < 111zen!>h1p requirement f\ londd'y · Tht> t ounnl t•c1rlwr ll11'> month clC'c1clecl lo l'ncl dll C"Omm1ss111n t.-rm'> tn fo't•IJru- dry and to l>1·q111 wlt•ct1nsi new C"ornm1~.,1oner'> tht•n Thi• parks comm1i.,<,aon ctl'>o W<.1'> · f('clucc•d from '>•'\I'll tu It\'•· mC'mtwrs to ll1d tc h th1· num- ht'r of rounul 111P111l>1 r., At l\lun<lc1\ ·., mt•l'ttnq Cow<1n spokP ctgdHht ft-'(jlllf· mg prool ol c 111111n-.h1p lor l0n1ffil'>SIOlll'r" '>d\ tnq ltlt' n l7 ·must <1c c l'pl ihc· · ener- gae<, UI all rwopll' ht•(_ dll"I' \\ f' ddre not lose out on dnnme\ ldl(•nh dnd drl'ctnt'> If this I'> .. oml'Lhtnq ISl<'Pll Le; c hoosmy not to pur.,ue I thmk lhctl '> wondt>r1ul ~hP Sdtd Tut>sdct) I thtnk '' ,. \" worked VPT) well w11h the rPs1dPnq rt>qu1rpment Counctlwomdn L111rlc1 Dixon sc11cl legdl rt>s1dents - regardlesi., of their ntuensh1p status -<;hould bt> dllowed to be appotnl<'d "> cornm1s!:.1nn"- "Wt''re sltll re>c1c-h111q out lo the entir<' commun1t\ tor appllcdlt0ns. and at w1il still be d lull 111terv1ew prncec.;s, . cftpev YJ'fP' • Belts ...... , .... , , .... 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' ' A8 Thundoy, ~nuory 18, 2001 Doily Pilot AFTERMATH CONTINUED FROM A 1 Traditional Jewelers, which employs 1ts own security guards to protect Us million- dollar merchandise, finally opened about 1 p.m. Store offi- cials declined to comment on the shooting. I road map to everybody of iiow it's organlzed1" aai,d Rich Blbaum, a spokesman for the Irvine Co., which owns Fashion Island. Jewelers on high alert "I'm scared to go back: she said, adding that a friend was going to accompany her to her evening shift Wednesday. • 1 don't want· to go back to Fashion Island: Police officials did not release the identity of the guard Wednesday, but srud he was tn stable and guarded condition, adding that the wounds were not life-threat- ening. Al the mall e arly Wednesday, wooden panels covenng the jewelry store's entrance and a sign announc- ing a delayed opening time were the only reminders of the dtlack. Wailing for the store to reopen just before noon to gel d watch repaired, Corona dcl Mdr resident Michelle Gove! sdid she wasn't too worned dboul her safety. "I'm d little apprehensive," ">hC' said "But I don't think they'll strike twice m two days · But "things are dehmtely gelling worse," Govel said "It's just d matter of tune before cnme tuts Pashton Island It's \he shdpe of things to come • Still, the incident won 't deter her rrom shoppt.ng dl the mctll, Gavel sa1q. "J lwe here,7•she said. "So yec1h, I will jcome backj. Just IJke people m barrios or ghPt- IOl> st1U go to tfieu (shoppt.ngj plan~'> where they l.tve • After bnefly entenng the store, Gavel was led outside ctgdt.n by d shop asslStant, who told her the opening had he'm further deldyed. "I'm sure everybody's wdlk- tng on egg shells in there today anyway," GoveJ said bc•fore wallong off Others who work at the mall said the jewelry store was clearly the prime target for robbers at Fashion Island. "We're not really scared that something like that would happen to our store," said Llndsey Andersen, who works as an assistant manager at The Museum Shop. "Traditional Jewelers ... seems ;o be the hot spot of crime for thlf whole mall." Andersen, who htd in the bdck of her store with two other employees and a cus- tomer dunng the attack, said that unl1ke the city's police officers, Fashion Island's own secunty guards seemed 111- eqwpped to handle such prob- lems. "There are guards around, but they are mostly college luds with badges,• she said, ddcitng that robbers had stolen dbout $3,000 worth of jewelry from her shop's show cases a year ago "IT lhmgs -have happened, !the guards! are slow to respond-," Andersen s aid "They basically say, 'There's nothing we can do about it.'• Mall officials said several of Fdsh1on Island's security qudrds are retired police offi- cers dnd added that guards hdd dil average working expe- nence of 10 years in the secu- nty field Whtle saymg that secunty officers have monthly training meetings and work closely with the city's Police Department, mall officials said th ey didn't want to divulge information about security slrdteg1es. ·we don't want to give a Employees in charge of the booths tn the square outside of the je~ store set things up as~ and chlldren rode the drcula.r train a few steps away from the scene of the crime. ·1 thought ra have night- mares, but I guess I slept OK,• said Elliott, wbo sells popcorn and asked not to reveal his last name for fear of the attackers. •Although I was shaking all the way to going to sleep.• Wearing Zebra-striped sun- glasses, Elliott said he hid behind his cart when the shooting started and ju.mpe~ into nearby bushes outside Robinsons-May when the shots continued. Caroline, who works at a booth sellil%g sunglasses and also asked that her last name not be used, said she slid out of her chair and hid behind the cart when she heard the shots. ·1 was screaming,• she said. ·1 thought I was going to see people lying dead on the ground." Shoppers said the shooting had brought a bit of reality to the upscale shopping mall, which usually appears as a safe haven from crime. "You hear that musk, you see these luxurious chairs," said Costa Mesa res1~ent Claudine Hastings. Together with her dau hter, Cybille Scott, and her 5-month- old grandson, Aletdnder, Hastings was sitting on one of the wooden arm chairs w1th cushy white pillows in the mall's Atrium Court, where Kai wound their way through a shallow pool And sofl saxo- phone jazz plated over loud- speakers. 1 •It's like paradise,· Hastings said. ·And yesterday people could have been killed. It's not paradise after all: • Failed robbery reminds those in gem trade of dangers of their profession. Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH The botched robbery at Traditional Jewelers put oth- ers in the gem trade on guard Wednesday,~ than 24 hours after the Fashion Island shootout Edis Aonmon, a sales asso- ciate at South Coast Plaza's Ben Bridge jewelry strop, said he was reluctant to•dlscuss the matter, "I don't lik~ to talk about it,• Florimon said. "If it hap- pens, it happens .• THEFT CONTINUED FROM A 1 security guards and glass windows, didn't get their hands on any of the valu- ables. Usually they do, however. The incident was the fifth ·since May 1997, when two armed men stole $325,000 in diamonds and Role)( watches from South Coast Plazd's Ben Bridge 1ewelry store. Just last September, a pair of men wearing ski masks lifted several Rolex watches from the Costa Mesa shop- ping center's Tomeau Watch Co. The Tomeau thieves have not been caught, said Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Jack Archer. In Tuesday's Fash10n Island jewelry store mcid.ent, Don't mm the lowest rates iii 3 years! 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N119 .,...,.· . ......................... ,. ., It's hard enough to be in business {and then] to have some- boqy come in and try to take it away. " JohnNoyes former Newport Beach mayor Over at Carol Klein Fine Jewelry on Bayside Drive, a saleswoman who wanted to remain ~said the store was on red alert. "Everybody's on pms and needles,• she said.• Just talk- ing on the phone ma:kes me nervous. It's a very risky busi- ness." The local jewelers contact- ed Wednesday said they could authonties also have no sub· stantial leads In the hours dlter the rob- bery, pohce interviewed secunty gudrds, witnesses and store employees, said Sgt. Steve Shulman, spokesman for the Newport Beach Police Depdrtrnent. Police coUected dJTUlluni - tion shells and other evidence from the ~e scene. They'll pool their datd, then come up with -a gdJ11e plan to 1dentlfy the men, who escaped in a BMW. Whtle reluctdnt to attribute Tuesday everung's FashJOn Island robbery dtlempt to a gang of thieves, poltce ackno\;Vledged thrit such crimes usudlly take planning and, sometimes, experience. · "I would say it's probably not their hrst time domg it.· Archer said "They don't usu- ally stop until they get POLICE BRIEF Police seek gunman in Hallmark robbery A gunman held up a New- port Beach Hallmark store . Wednesday mght. About 7 p.m., the man not disclose details about their security measures. Some said l)ley use electronic alam1 sys- tems. Others, including Traditional Jewelers, hire dlltled guards. At Tuesday night's near- nuss robbery, one of the store's guards was shot as three masked men opened fire on the shop with automatic weapons. · · For fonner Newport Beach Mayor John Noyes, who~ a jewelry store on Balboa Island, the robbery attempt has made bun reassess his own secunty measures. "It's always a wake-up call to all of us,· Noyes said. •It's hard enough to be in business land then) to have somebody come m and try to take it . . away .. . cdught. It's a fairly lucratiye type of robbery.· Among the most orgp- ruzed thdl pollce encountered \'4.<l 'i the South American Theft Groups, d band of rob- bers who worked so boldly and consistently that in Sep- tember 1999 1 the Orange CQunly district attorney's office create(! a two-man tedJTI to handle the cases. Fd!.luon Island has seen its ldtr number or jewelry store robbenes since opening in 1~7 - In one of the largest, two lrdvehng ~Jes representa- tives were held up in the pdTkmg lot 1in 1999, handing over $1.5 rrµl.J.ion in diamond- cncrustcd lbot. · Another time, four masked gunmen stormed Charles BMr Jewelers m Newport Beach and escaped with sev- eral watches entPT!'d the Images Hallmark store m the 1000 block of lrvme Avenue, according to the Newport Beach Police Department. The person made off with an undisclosed amount of cash, and no one was m1ured, pol.tee said . -KEVIN F. SHERRY • ~ Tlv.Hl<O • ClllclU' r.xPas.: • VOCIA • STil!.o;cmi Ci.um• S.V-0 • T~ •TAI Cll •STIAM Roooa • MA..\SMa: • W'DOHT"W"1\'llCIO• PluTD • Exl'QT Pt1t!ooiA1. !WP • MIJ'l(Al.LY En~~• ScMt.PltMn llr~t CU•• a.JJ ~ WESTCUFf PLAZA !Nine Ave & 171h St Newport 9eld'I (949) 631-3623 S~#-Ue FITNESS CENTER ~hQm~rA Coota ~'s stat&d-IHt ~wahssfdty .. ~tob~1cnf rmi'ltoomd ... ltm¥jl h ilt&1ab1 "txxtt cm tTid ... CORONA DEl. MAR 2'01 E. PICilic Coal Hwy. PCH & Awc.do- 949 76o-9335 . 'SOcIElY Thursday, January 18, 2001 A9 " Mark your social cq/enda:rs for these fund-raisers BRIEJLY I N ewport Beach's Marsha Ferrall reports that the 2001 Newport Harbor High School Grad Night Parent Party fund -raiser is set for Feb. 8. Themed "The Great Escape . . A World Tour,• the grad night tradillon lives on as local paren ts join forces to create a memo- rable evemng for their grad- uates, one that will keep them safe under the school roof all rught long. , The lockoff fund-raiser party will take place at Ster- ling BMW on Coast High- wa•t-There will be plenty of food and fun with a stlent and live auction, a.Jong with all kmds or surpnses Ul keeping with the theme. Sandy Hill will co-chair the event with Dana Ander- son, and all proceeds will go to creallng thls year's grad night tor the students. For more mlormabon and reser- vabons. call Ferrall at (949) 675-0078. • • • PldIUled Parenthood of Orange and San Bernardino counties 1s prepanng for its annual luncheon event. Set B.W. Cook THE CROWD for Monday. the gathering called • Visioriing ~ Future• will take place at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Irvine. The group pldns to set some long-term goals, looking ahead to 2025. The event features keynote speaker Watts Wacker, a futurist who promises to keep auruence members on the edge of lheLr seats. The Planned Parenthood Choice Award will be pre- sented to Market Research Associates. the advertising firm of Lawrence, Mayo and Ponder, and the legal team of Skadden. Arps, Slate. Meagher and Flom LLP. Locals involved m the upcoming event include· Sandra Wright, Teddie Ray, EXCfFT10NAL MERCHANDISE of t{UltlibJ ran9in9 from TANSU clruts to SJMll trusutes an' unit{~ bronzt Md stont fJl'rden pitces. Clrintse antit{uts from a distin9uis/red oriental art c~llector. Also Available: Prints • Bronzes • Baskets • Screens • Scrolls • Porcelain • Clothing • Dolls • Ceramics ·• Lacquer • Kimonos • & Much More 3441-C Via Lido (Near Vons Pavilion) Newport Beach (<)!J<)) 723-,:;002 Mon -Sat 10arn 6prn Antique Display Co ses ' for Dealers & Retollers Jewelry• Furniture • Fine Art • Rugs • Crv.stal/Sllver • Martin Weinberg, Larry Kirschenbaum, the Rev. Dennis Short, RJcharC1 Jonas, Jane Egly, Bonnie • Ahrens an d Robert Sprague . For 01ore information, call Planned Parenthood at (714) 633-6373. • • • Some final holiday busi- ness deserving ink The Hoag Hospital 552 Juniors· raised $10,000 to benefit the hospital from their annual holiday affair Some 300 young profes- siona.Js gathered to celebrate the season with a Newport Chnstmas Boat Parade party on the mam channel. A din- ner buffet, an auction and dancing to the.music of'Blue Machine rounded out the evening for lhe guests, who 11lso brought toys to be donated to Toys for Tots. Proceeds for the party were earmarked for the new Hoag Women's Pavibon, scheduled to open m 2004. • • • Family Assessment Coun- seling and EducatJOndl Ser- vices, olht>!"Wlse known as FACES, invites the Newport- Mesa com-' muruty to the ulti - mate Super Bowl xx.xv party at JQhn Crean the Village Crean estate on Newport's Back Bay. ... On Jan. 28, Newport phLlanthropists John and Donna Crean will once agam open their antebellum mansion on Mesa Dnve for ~plenty Qf football, food , fun, an aucllon and door pnzes.· Proceeds from the $100 per ticket event wtll benefit the Orange County Juverule Connection Program of FACES, wtuch tnes to pre- vent fanuly violence through assessment and referral at local schools. To reserve your 50-yard lme seat, call FACES al (877) 422.- 322'.t. Tables of 10 are still' dVailable • • • And fLnaUy, the Spyglass Garden Club celebrated its 25th anniversary at holiday time wtth its annual lun- cheon held at the Ritz ~3W'ant The affatr was also themed around the col- lection or Toys for Tots. With Sgt. Charles Spence of the Marine Corps Toys for Tots program in attendance ds d guest of honor The Spyglass crowd hds always supported the pro- gram m memory ot thei r friend Lynn Frtborg. whose widow, Dottie , LS a member of the garden club. In the crowd were Janie Boling. Sandie Fix, Mary Hodge. 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Garduno's Ristorante ltal- 1ano, on the comer of 17th Street (directly across from MJ Casa restaurant) and San- DINING REVIEW ta And Avenue Ln Costa Mesa, 1S just the kind of cozy. family- run, heavy- duty comfort food place you need in the dead of a South- ern Califorrud winter Garduno's 1S a lLny Little restaurant, JUSt about 1.000 square feet, which adds to its coziness and charm. They have w hat you call an exhibi- tion kitchen, where every- lhmg that goes on inside is no secret. Actually, nolhmg about Garduno's 1S a secret. Accord- ing to Julle Garduno, 90". of her customers are repedl. .. ') Doily Pilot FYI WHA~ Garduno's WHERE: 298 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa WHEN: 11 :30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 11 :30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday, noon to 10 p.m. Saturday, and 4:30 to 9 p.m. Sunday HOW MUCH: Moderate CALL: (949) 645-5505 premises daily, and their sauces are made to order. There IS noth.Lng about their food that disputes thlS. I alsa love that you can select your own favorite pasta, from fusilli to ravioli, and everything in between, and then choose your sauce. ranging from frwlt dJ mdri (seafood ind light tomato sauce) and vongole (dams m a wtute wtne sauce). all the way to a pororu sauce (poraru mushrooms with marsala wine and cream). Yes, you can have it your way The only true bummer about the open k.Jtchen is that dfter watching what goes in and out and inhaling all those wondrous smells, 1t makes 1t that much more difficult to decide what to order. The dai- ly specials are usucilly on dis- play, and choosing just one is sLmply not fair. So don't do it. ~SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT Mark Garduno, owner of Garduno's Ristorante Italiano, and son Vince, 9: serve up of their some house specialties. Garduno's offers several d ucken and veal dishes. both traclitional Italian, such as the chicken or: veal Marsala (13.95) and Pollo Lunone (13.95), and some that reflect the California influence, such as the Vitello Julid, fresh veal with mush- rooms, artichoke hearts, sun- dned tomatoes and wme. Julie Garduno, along with her husband dOd head chef. Mark Garduno, met dt What's Cooking, originally located where Garduno's now stands Once the love connection was made and her career plans as a llight attendant tossed, they hdd a whirlwind engdge- menVrestaurant operung. They've had a steady stream of customers corrung m for that seriously comforting fta.J- 1an food ever SIIlCe. On my most rf'cent v1s1t, I ordered my favonte thtng of all, the very nch clucken lasagna ($1 t:95) -a chlck- en, mushroom and artichoke lasagna in a cream sauce. Warrung: One serving' of lasagna is enough for two meals, which to me is an out- right bonus. 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From $1,495/Mo. 2283 Fairview at Wilson Costa Mesa Minimum age 58 For more information . please call: 949/646-6300 or Fax 949/646-7428 SAVE 15°~ro400~ ing only and just recently to be the un-touted house made il to regular-menu sta-speaal, but fear npt, the tus. The incredible taste, menu is large and diverse. along with the threat of cus-Garduno's starter salad, tom.er mutiny, made it clear with the homemade Italian to the Gardunos that they dressing, is also terrific. I needed to offer it regulclfly. would like to see this made My family ordered the nch mto an entree, but It is pretty good-sized as is, and an and hearty traditional lasagna excellent segue to the bread, ($9.~5), stuffed with sa~ge the cornerstone of Italian and pasta 10 a sweet (did I meals. The salad comes with detect nutrne~?) sauce. I thinl.s---strcrved carrots, vdlied greens they were a little Jealous of and a smattering of olives. mine, but they swore they Garduno's promises that its loved them;. Fgna seems pastas are made fresh on the There is always a hsh of the day as well, so please ask I still have a IQng llSt of Items to try. but according to some of those aforementioned reg- ular customers, there 1S no way I can go wrong. Garduno's da.tly speed.ls also include desserts. The night we went, the traditional tirarrusu ($3.95) was on dis- play, looking good. 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The problem 1s, the neighbors amve hrst a nd commandeer the daughter's old room This presents a launching pad for some heavy verbal artillery. tnost . of 1t hred by the outraged daughter but spread equally among the characters D1Tector Martin Benson has assembled d superb six- member compdny to pre- sent Albee's seanng drama of emotional upheaval. His actors are fully cognizant of the power of the spoken word and exercise it with unernng accuracy. Verbal ~onflict gives way to viscer- al confrontation, rich in skillful interpretation. FYI WHA~ "A Delicate Balance" WHERE: South Coast Repertory, 665 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa WHEN: 8 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays, 2:30 and 8 p.m. Saturdays, and 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sundays until Feb. 11 c~ s2a..S49 PHONE: (714) 708-5555 Albee bas entrusted bis psychological soapbox to the character of Agnes, the coolly calculating, highly intelligent wife who "mam- tains" (her well-chosen word) the family. She has long since settled for a mar- riage of outward-appearing sanctity and conducts a rather imposing seminar on nurturing this veneer of security. As brilliantly portrayed by Linda Gehringer, Agnes is the "fulcrum" (another of her self-descriptions) upon which the relationship turns. Her thoughtful, pas- sive husband -played with the fullaealization and acceptance of his flaws by Nicholas Hormann -1s the figurehead patriarch. - When Hormann is called on to assert himself late m the play, his character's dif- ficulty in achieving that emotional level is achingly depicted. Disrupting their daily lives is Claire, the imbibing sister who insists she's not an alcoholic. Kandis.Chap- peU delivers an outstanding performance in this comic relief role with significant impact. Her mission as a lin- gering thorn in her sister's Page Private School !J3 Years of Quality Education Enrollment Now Jn Pro ress OPEN HOUSE Free Enrollment Fee This Day Only! 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Augesen m1ects a fierce note of outraged opposlt1on, which buud~to a fnghtening c:onfrontdllon in a bedullfully constructed portrayaJ that strips her emotionally distraught char- dcter to the bone. Thomds Buderw1tz's liv- ing room setting proiects exaggerdted elegance and opulence. complete with an tmposmg ceiling and dn almost psychedelic extenor of pink treP !Paves It's beaullfully cletdtled by Tom Ruz1ka s all-encompassing lighting effects ·A Delicate Balrlnce" 1s a ventdble banquet for play- goers who eo1oy d more cerebral diet, yet 1t thor- oughly satashes those accus- tomed to conflict dnd con- frontation As this season's entry m SCR's "gre<1t Amer- ican playwnghls" senes, it's a worthy work of depth and dimension. • TOM TITUS reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot . His reviews appear Thursdays and Saturdays. -+ School: Newport Harbor High School + Story tin~: Catch a glimpse of the '50s and experience the pony talls, bobby sox .and love songs that changed a nation Join us as the students of Rydell High sing and dance lheu way through high"school. + Drama teacher. Gail Brower-NedJer ~ t>irector. Damien Lorton + Choreographer. Roberta Kay 'GREASE' ~ Ass~nt director. Vanessa Seeley Thutlday, January l 8, 2001 A 11 OOHl.EACH /OAt.YPLOT Zarah Mahler an'Ct Ryan Bean. shown center with tile rest of ~ the cut, star as ·1 Sandy and Danny ln Newport HarborHJgb School's production of "Grease," which starts at 7:30 tonight I• ' L don Rainwater, Chris Rhl- nesmith, Michelle Rigdon, Tara Rybarski, Shanel Salomon, l'yler Schatzlem, Suzanne Schweickert, Josh " Westover, Katie Wynne and Aaron Yamawaki + Cast Ryan Bean, Nicole Cassesso, Jose CeJa, Chloe Cox, John Evanoff, Rachel Furman, Phil Gerard, M1chael Graham, John Grams, Jennifer Hamlin, Breanne Hockersmith, Vanessa Hunt. Jana Koontz, Jason Kraft. Alessy Lamda, Vcmessa Long, Zarah Mahler, Jeremy McCarthy, Katrina Nutick, Katherine Nye, Dustin O'Hara, U.sa Owad, Bran- ~ When: 7 :30 p.m. today througil Saturday +Where: Robert B. Wentz Theater, comer of 15th Street ancf lrvine Avenue. Newport Bea¢h • Cost: $6-$8 • Call: (949) 515-6341 \ I . . .. Al 2 Thursday, January ii 2001 DATEBOOK Doily Pilot . 'Forrester, ' 'O Broth~' bring literary es to mg screen . 'Forrester ' finds way into reviewer's heart T hank you, Hollywood, for maklng •fmding Forrester,• a marvelous picture about an interractaJ mentor-pupil connection. As expected, Sedll Con- nery delivers a remarkable perlormance as William For- rester, a REEL charismatic Pulitzer Prize-c Rl'lcs wuuung liter- ary legend who has become the proverbiaJ recluse Now a silver-ha.ired eccentnc. Forrester spends much or h1s bme Lil h1s Bronx set of rooms window-watch- ing btrds dild a group of black lods playmg bd.Sketball on a nearby court The kids are cunow. about the watcher. As the days go on, thdt curiosity builds until 16-yedI·old Jamal (Robert Brown). an inlell.Jgent and tdlented teen, is dared by his fncnds lo sneak tnto "The Windows" to get the goods on him The bungling Jdffial does so but leaves his backptick behind The next day 1l 1s hanging m Forrester's win- dow, and the followmg day It 1s thrown down to Jamal The teen 1s surprised when he finds that all of his papers haw t:Jeen lqokec.I over and graded by the mysterious man An unlikely mentor- apprenllce reldl10nsh1µ begms betwef'n the two As fnendshlps go, tl hds its u11s and downs. A fancy prep school m Manhattan gives Jumal a scholarship based on soml' test grades, but the ·rich white people" really only want .Jamal for lls faltenng basketball team. A romance blossoms between Jamal and Claire (Anna Paquin), the daughter of a member of the prep school's board, but 1t Goy Wossoll-Kelly never comes to fruition. Maybe the interradel romance was too life-size for lbe big screen to handle. Jamal discovers We-chang· ing lessons from For- rester and, remarkably, reignite9 the passion for wnt- mg thdl Forrester lost. Brown plays opposite Connery dS a true equal 1iiVla. Did you know that Bro)Vn was to be an extra on the film? As fate would have it, Connery recognized his talent, dDd he got the lead. An outstanding choice. The film's fldws dfe miru- maJ· We never actually know the content of Jamal's WTit- mgs. the film is a bit too long, and there IS a single, perplex- ing act of classless casting - Joey ButtaJuoco's cdIDeo as a secunty guard in the ballpark. That last part sure took some of the wallop out of the film! Find "Forrester# at your local theater. It'<; worth full price. "Finding Forrester" is rat ed PG-13 for brief strong lan- guage and some sexual ref- erences. • GAY WASSAU·tn:UY, 60, IS the editor of a Balboa newspaper and _is active in the community. Ta,ke the odyssey with ·o Brother' ' o Brother, Where> Art Thou· is the latest ftlm from Joel dnd Ethan Coen o( ·Far- go• and "Barton Fmk" fame. The brothers continue to be true on ginals with this film, which is one of thetr best. They try to show that there is Robert Brown·, le ft, and Sean Connery star in "FlndhuJ,.Porrester," a film by Gus Van Sant "Forreste r" has been compared to "Good Will Hunttng," anothe r Van Sant Wm. more to film than cltches. The story is a wonderlul spin on H omer's "The Odyssey,· and cnbs several characters and events from the ancient tale. If there were any compldint about this film at all, tt would be the (few) IJberlles 1t takes with the poet's ldle. But 1t still makes for dll epic tale with the kind of looplness that is missing from certain modem-day remakes of classic stones. The Coen brothers have outdone themselves. The dialogue i.s crisp dnd, more often thdn not, hllanous. The chdfacter development 1s excellent. Tuer~ are some who will conte~ this movie is onJy for Coen orothers' fans. I completely citsdgree 1lus him 1s completely acces· s1ble from many angles. Ttus version of ~odyssey" requirei. no knowledge or recoUe<.llon of Homer's tale, but the fun IS multJpl.Jed if you are familiar with 1t. The origjnal #Odyssey" 1s a series of adventures under- taken by Ulysses as he trav- els throughout the Mediter- ranean. nus odyssey mvolves three escaped con- victs, led by Ulysses Everett McGill (George Clooney) as they escape from pnson and travel through Miss1Ssippi during the Great Depression to try to obtain the buried treasure from a bank job. What I appreciate most about Coen brothers' hims is .that they are Hollywood art. So while Hollywood films mvariably go down the path of cliche and fonnwa. ·o Broth- er· takes a different route with twists and swprises. While art !ilms invariably eschew plot-'" ting, the Coens insISt on a superb satisfying story • 0 Brother,· like th elf preVlous ei:ght Wms, encap- sulate au tfiat's best about film writing: The dialogue IS sharp and witty, and the visuals dfe stunning and sub- lime. This film was shot with y~ow filters and bleaching, which encapsulates the heat dfld beauty of the South per· fectly. As per the Coens' usu- al. the photography of the movie is stunning, with Depression-era Mississippi as an exc:ellent backdrop. By necessity, the mus1c has to be of the period. As such, the bluegrdSS music chosen for the film is worth getting the soundtrack for. It wdS pro- duced by T Bone Burnett, one of the great living bluegrass artists. This soundtrack embodies America . It breathes hle, via song, mto the pictures ' o! soft green willow fronds waving over the gurgling brooks of the Old Soulli. 'This ts the South, replete with the incongruous beauty of the scenery and the ugli- ness of the poverty and racial hatred that shows up inter- mittently throughout the film. I should mention the act- ing, which is superlatJve, I \' \ VIUA NOV A Don 't FORGET! Make your Resuvations Today.I 949-642-7880 J1J1 Wut Cout Hl9hwey, Newpttt a. ~ v.1 .. tlH't D1y Wed11es41y, Ft~rHry 14 . espedally Tun Blake Nelson, who deserves a best sup-.,. porting actor nomJ- nation. Clooney gets the chance to M. hell prove his IC e versatility, Hancock and hope-• full his prJence will help make this movie a deserved breakout hit. The acting W"5 deed-on, the best performance given by Clooney ever, South Park cameos notwithstanding. Also, John Goodman's swift change from friendly Bible salesina.O fit perlectly with his character's embodi· ment of pure evil. After all, how effective would evil be if it couldn't fool you? H e had me fooled at first. Whal swpnsecl me was how the Coens successfully incorporated !>luegrass music into the movie. I'm not a huge fan of musicals, and this is very dose to being one. But the music added greatly to my enjoyment of the ftlm. The movie is very fwmy, almost a 1930s vers10n or "Dumb and Dumber.· But with the integration of very entertaining musical moments, it becomes a great movie. The Sirens were the high point for me. The often repeated • 1 Arn A Man of Constant Sorrow• was well done, and the sqng •Big Rock <fandy Mountaih • was won- derful in its authentic sound. 11l.is film 1s one of my favorites of the last several years. "O Brother, Where Art Thou" is rated PG -13 for some violence and language. • MICHElil HANCOO(, 27, lives 1n Newport Beach with her husband and wott<s b a Costa Mesa law firm. WHY PAY DEPT STORE PRICES? 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HowT01 GET PIB.ISllED The Daily Pilot Mkomes letters on Issues conc.emlng .. ~ach and Colta ~. : -Mail to Editorial Pege Editor Jasmine Lee at the Daily Piiot. 330 W Say St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 • READ£Jt.S H01'UNE -C.11 (949) 64Hi086 •FAX -Send-to (949) 646-4170 • £.MAil -Send to dallypllot0/at1rrHn.<.om All COffespondence must lndude full name, home- town and phone number (f0< verification putpOWS) The Pilot reserves the right to edit all submissions for clarity and length. Thursday, Jonua~ 18, 2001 Al3 Newport City Council should consider risk of no police presence ERIC HUTICHSON N ewport Bedch Councilman John Heffernan has asked his colleagues to consider having a police presence at council meetings. Most cities -Costa Mesd, lrvme and Huntington. Beach included -dlready hdve an offi~ei:.Gr:-deputy on hand at counc1l meeting!> to ensure speakers -and sometimes officials -behdvif tnemselves. · Most often, these officers simply stand in the back- ground with no duties other than to make the pro- ceedings look more offic1dl. Occasionally, a speaker addressing the counc1J will become rude or threaten- ing and need to be rnmoved. But even those inci- dents are rare. N evertheless, hdving dn officer attend meetings is a goQd idea. Some city oflicialc, have become victtms of violent attacks. Most notd bl~, d disrrussed Riverside recre- ation worker shot dnd wounded six people, including the mayor and two council members, during an October 1998 meeting. (CANIS FAMI LIARIS I ~OMO SAP\EN As the most v1s1ble laces of a city, elected officials naturally become targets for people who hold grudges or betievP they hdve scores to settle. ''C~O MAGNON 11 ~ • I Likewise, d police officer is the most visible repre- sentation of !dw dnd order. Just having a presence at a counciJ meeting is often enough to deter visitors from getting out of hdnd. And should anyone become too belligerent, the officer could step right in to take control of the situdtion. The officer dlso could keep an eye on city staffers as they walk"to thPtr vehicles after meetings, espe- cially ones WJth contentious issues on the agendas. ANOT~ER STEP DOWN TH~ [VOLLlTldNARY LADD[R The question city officidls should ask is not whether they Cdn dftfad to post an officer at meet- ings, b ut whether they cdn afford not to. READERS RESPOND ulst round of the debate over creationism in public schools • AT ISSUE: Some readers disaQree with school board member Wendy Leece ('Educators should be able to challenge e\lolutionary theory,' Jan. 11 ), others share her viewpoint. W ho's that lurkmg by the back ·door of the schoolhouse? Tl's Wendy Leecel She's put white lab coats on the re)Jgious icons from her church arltf 1s trying to sneak them into school disguised as sci- , ebce teachers (figuratively speak- ing, of course). Leece, in her letter (·Educators should be able to challenge evolu- tionary theory,· Jan. 11), fails to respond lo any of th~ PQinls I made in my prior letter ("Creatio~sm • should not be taught as a soence. Jan. 9). Instead of a reasoned response to my defense of teaching about evolution in ow public • schools, Leece has fired off a bar- rage of unsupported assertions and , hlcoheren'-word strings. "Fossils, peppered moths, the Cambrian explolion • .... Booml Take that, Egan I J started out to respond as though her letter were a rational d1acuslion. I first wrote an expl4Jla- tion of what the words he used · mean and why the matters sh referred to don't le ·en the ~alid.lty of the theory of evolubon and, in the·caae of tQSSils, actually ar a main support of the theory. In my retpollie, f eho dllrus ed the prop- er rOa. of .cience and filitb, and UM cOntusloa that retultl frt>m •UMnp«tng to make etthei on do lhe'wolk of tbe Other. I refuted each of her ... rtionl. However, lt took about 2;500 words, too long for • .._. '° 'tbe editor. lben 1 rMliMd thltm'I DO point lft \lllng rMIOn t0 addn. ND16ng. 1119 ...... r-ny II not ....... GUl;pl a1nt amaa.-1111111111•~ma1111111 " ...... ...,of...,.. ·=5r~ =r.:: ......... .......... &nit ...... they teach about the scientific· method or faith? Any family who wants their child's school to teach religion is free to send their child to a reli- gious school. Otherwise, their chtld can attend a public school to learn about the world we share with oth- er people and cultures. For reli- gious instruction, their chlld can. go to a church, chapel. meeting house, temple, synagogue, mosque1or ashram. A public school is not a proper place to proselytize or lpdoctrinate cbll4fen in rellglon. I It we take Leece'• a vice and have our public schools ach reli- gion instead of science, an then turn our children out into th lgb· tech world of the 21st century, help theml Elf.AMOR EGAN CosUI MeM Mathematician finds fault in equating crei;ltionism with science •EDITOR'S NOTE: This.will be the last installment of Community Forum pieces on the curr~nt debate over the plac~ of creationism in public schools. I n her rebuttal to Eleanor Egan ("Educators should be able to challenge evolution-. i!frY theory,· Jan. 11), Wendy Leece has once more muddled the waters of public dlscourse with unverifiable statements and re ligious buzzwords. . She ends her rebuttal by call- mg for more religion 1.0 public schools, even thougq that IS nei- the r pennitted under the Cansti- tu\ion nor desirable in a plurahs· Uc sooety -especially becaus~ belief in a conflict between evo- lution and religion is pecuhar to America and a conservative frac- tion of American Protestants. The substantive point of Leece's article is lo argue for . intelligent design. She needs to understand better what she is talking about: What intelligent design is and is not, and the nature of the evidence presented to the public by the source she references. She is correct that the source, the Discovery lnsti· tute, http://www.di.sco1Jery.org, is not the usual crackpot creatiorust organization. The.organization is earchlng for the Holy Grail of anti-evolutionists, an irreducibly complu struc:tute. An tnedudbly complex stru~ ture is a structure that would bo useless if it we.re 8.1\Y mnpl r. For eu_mple, an insect !wing would bo aerodynainfcally uset iJ it w re smaller than e ce.rtaQ> sue. Such a structure could n~ evolv (so U ii said) by lbe small chang reqwred by natural lcctton. Darwtn pro~ o M>lution for th -problem of evo- JuUon of such tn1c;twes. H sug· • g tod that a atructure like e Wing, but anener, might be good rot~ • ybeit Chal\ge. The general reeder om ftnd M M<#IMt ac.'t'OUnt CJ( Jb1M-.. In "'Not Neer ·ruy · • Wing,• bf 8'lipMn J. GoWd. In ti ·- ! . ~ r11 • ·1 .. h.is collection, "Bully For Brontosaurus " Those searching for irreduobly complex struc- tures further assert that -such a structure would argue David L Rector for mtelligenl des1gn. Here they are tread· Ing on quick- sand They COMMUNITY COMMENTARY think of mtelli· gence as a free lunch I am a m"themaboan.· I create complex structures for a living and teach others to do so. It's hard work, much of it lria1 8.Jld error. Great leaps or intwtion come from lram"- ing intwbon by working example after ex.ample and by using analo- gies from exisb.ng complex sttuc-, tures. Ind~. the process works much like evolution. Cf a structure is sufficiently complex and has no sunpler ana- logues that are interesting, then the problem faang someone try- ing to invent it 1S insunnount· able. There is no way lo build up to solving the problem, no baby t ps. No intelligent being 15 ever gOUlg to think of such a tructure. Anti-evolutionists can ergue that Irreducibly complex· structures unply intelligent de&ign only because they nev r bother to defin their: terms. Of COWIO ~will answer my obj~ by se)')ng GOd can do anythlng. 8ut luch a reply would immed.leteJY diSquabfy h r from NCOmm ding the con· tent of a kience C:Luf, It ii per- rnllll~. evtn adJnlrable; In a nee d .. to y thot do . not ha ao explanation tor • pb nomenon. It ~ble to glv a fedle non~'tlon IMt dstWt meraty beceu-It ii MnWar (It ~ ..,.,.... . It .. pollible tMt Mtunl ·sei-.,ion mey not IKlCOWlt tor en <II the f Of bki1agy • .,, ,.. I ;p . . must sunply say we do not know some of lhe answers until some· one comes up with a systematic theory with testaole hypotheses. Fmdlly, natural selection IS an . intelligent system. or if you pre- fer, d computation system It JS fashionable among anb-evolu· bomsts to speak of natural selec- t.ion as random It isn't, it's algo- nthnuc a.nd operates Wee one of the standard forms of artlbaal intelligence -indeed, like a chess mactune It has a memory, DNA. a vanabon pnndple that creates new designs of organ- isms, and a selection pQ.naple. that selects among the designs and wtuch conserves certain kinds of mformabon. A chess madune built on similar princi- ples beat World Chess Champi- on Gary Kasparov. There iS c:er- tamly some sort of intelligence et work, Natural selection exhib1ts many of the properties of intelli- gence, including intuitive leaps. (See ·oaTWUl's Dangerous Idea,• by Daniel C Dennett for a.n extensive discussion.) Religion dOe.!ll't belong m sci-ence classes, however disguised. Science requires careful defini· tion of terms, repeatable expe:ri· mental eV'ldence and public exanunation of argum D\S. There Is no tece.1ved revelaUQD in sc:t· ence. Science is not about the dead post. but the u~ p t. The theory ol natural selection 1s -tmponant tor what it p~ about the future. For U\St4nce, we ate loclced:tn a stnJggle for wvtval with d .:.oaum.ng microbes. ~•use vi.Nies, bK- tetle and oth llUa'ObM repro- duce and mutate rapld}y, they compute IOlutionl to. urvtval problf!l?I r•pldly. A.re tlley rmaner or ~ w-et A.t U'9 mament. t.M smut~ II CJll t.M mlCTobes. (SM ,.,,. COIDlnQ ~. • bf Laun. Gln«t • • .. fmidnaung **J) t • ... LW1Wla1CWMllll r......w• , ._p:: 'I " ..... ,.-cs."'"""" • ONVAcAnoN .. . A14 Thursday, Jonuory 18, 2()()1. ' . Daily Pilot Morris and LlllJan Pivaroff of Newport Beach cele brated Jlm and Patty Cutler of Costa Mesa took a dip In the Dead The Newport Harbor High School girls' golf team stopped their 63rd anniversary with family 1n Maui. Sea In Jordan. • by the Spyglass Hill Goll Course in Pebble Beach. Erik, Kole and Katie Escher of Newport Heights vacationed in Yosemite. Saml Stern, Colleen Witt and Sarah Stern stand before a Megan, Davis, Taylor, Natalie and Brynne Wong visited castle-topped hillside Just outside Florence, Italy. Colleen the top of the Empire State Building In New York.' and Sarah are classmates at Corona del Mar High School 7 t~ A SERIES ' PAPER ; SCISSORS, GLU,£ a~d The Irvine Company ' Every idea 1s a new idea to a young mind. Everything seen is seen for the .first time. Every moment of every day is a discovery, completely fresh, just waiting to be trans· fanned into something wonderful, some· thing me~ningful , something that will become the fut~rc. If these arc the minds. of our children, ... what places could possibly be more important than our schools7 •' /-- ·• t_) . . . . THE IRVWE CDflPANY Good Planning Goes A Long Way A proud 1Upponcr of www.1rvtnccom~ny comlgoodpl.inn ng , . 7 nal Public Radio, KCRW 89 9 fM •AfJ Things Cbmidcred"' Doily Pilot • • VlSlOll A s the Toshiba Senior Clas- sic grows a year older, the . host site of the Seruor PGA Tour event, NEiwport Beach Country Club, 1s becoming more refined The mature, tree-lined goll course. wtuch opened in 1954 when it was Irvine Coast Coun-· Rkhard Dunn GOLF try Club and is known for its Q!;!nUy rolling terrain, will have a big sur- pnse for mem- bers of the Senior Tour next month. For the first .ti.me, the seniors will pldy the new 18th green dl Newport Beach, wtuch underwent an extensive remodcllpg project last summer and ,., bound to give golfers d more;11fhcult ti.me than tn years past. The par-5 hote No 18, wtuch has hlstorically pldyed as one of the easiest m the Toshlba Clas- sic, will no longer induce Visions of birdies. In fact, the look of the hole from 100 yards in has completely changed · The green 1s now elevated and unduJdted, mounds have bt>en added behind 1t to give it some flash and new bunkers · hdve been built. A flower pldnt r behind the green, on the side of a mound, proudly displays the letters NBC'C as pldyers dnd visitors walk in from the parking lot. From the ldtrwdy, the club- house 1s no longer m the back· drop and a stronger premium on plc.1cemenl ts rc>quired. . HFrom 10-to-12 yards off the green, (the fcUtWay) IS about sev- en feet lower thdn the putting <;urfdce," Newport Beach Coun- try \tub Pres1dc>nt Jerry Ander- son s.ud. The hole's chstdnce is the sc.1me, 510 yc.1rds from the blue tees. Butlhe grf:U)n at 18, raised dbout four feet 10 the back, now fedtures mounds behind it. The highest pomt IS dbout 14 feet. The club, comnutted to improving the golf course each y(•dr 1t hosts the Senior Tour event, has completed other pro- jects and planted 20 new pine trees. but the change at 18 is the • most dramatic · No. 18 has rdnked as the sec- ond-easiest hole on the course m four of the five yedrs the event has been played there, but start- ing this year, golfers will have an uphill approach lo 18 and a cn ti- cal third shot to the green. "I think that's a pretty big sto- ry,• tournament director Jeff Purser said of the renovated fm- 1shmg hole. "And the golf course looks unbellevdble nght now.• The seventh annual Toshiba Classic is Feb. 26 through March 4. For the seventh year in a row, Pelican Hill Golf qub has ~ SEE GOLF PAGE 83 DlllY PILOT Quot• 'Of . 1HEDAY I .. iNNER .. "kiday night against Nof1hwood, we ' good. Tcn;lt, we we~ ": ·~ Jnay 22 honoree DI. DUDLEY HAff Paul Onis, CdM boys hoops coach - Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-.574-4223 • Sports Fox: 949-650-0170 •Thursday, January 18, 2001 Bl Woodbridge .tops Tars •Sailors fail to match Warriors' intensity after halftime, lose, 68-55. Steve Virgen D AILY PILOT IRVINE -The final score, b8-55, couJd not glVe an mchcabon to the actual story of the Newport Hdfbor High boys basketball team's hrst Sea View L eague loss of the season Wednesday. On paper, Woodbridge cruised to an easy Victory. But, on lhe basketball court the Wamors were frustrated tn the first half untll breaking out m the third penod with 25 pomts and thPn holding on to win. "I just don't trunk we took ddvan- t.age of our chances,• Harbor Coach Larry Hirst srud. "The score doesn't indicate 1l, but I thought once~ we matched their physical style (in the fourth quarter), we did much better · HIGH SCHOOL · BOYS BASKETBALL ,.- The game lived up to its bil.llng of W<¢bridge, rc:tnked No. 7 in Orange County, agamst No. 8 Hittbor. At least through the hrst hall, that IS The Satlors (16-4, 2-1 m league) held the W am ors ( 14 -4, 2 -0) to seven points m the seco.nd quarter as seruor guard Adron Yarnal and Nedim Pajevic led the charge. The Tttrs' point gudid, Greg Perrine, gwded a pabent offense that scored 12 pomts tn that second qudrter. Yamal, who hrushed Wlth 11 game- h19h 21 points, converted a ldyup 1ust before the buzzer to pull the Tars within 27-25. PajeVJc n1me off lhe bench to lend support on both ends of the court. To dose out the lust quarter, he drew a charge and then scored m the pd.IIlt. But, with 10 seconds remaining, WoCKJbndge picked up two eusy bas- kets to hold a 20-13 advantage. "(PaJevtc) came m off the bench clild did a great JOb, • Hirst said. • Enk Peterson got two quick fouls We gave (Pa1evk) the chance <ind he stepped up big for us tonight, offen- sively and defensively.· Harbor 1uruor Tony Melum, who brushed Wlth 16 pomts l 0 rebounds and three blocked shots, cut open hts chin after diV1.0g for a loose l>d.11 m the first quarter. He haq to leave the game for four minutes because the wound was bleeding. Upon hls return, Melum's ms1de presence allowed Varna) to attack the basket Wlth dnbble dnve layups and pull-up Jump shots. '&'1th 2:25 remaming m the hrst half, Yamat faked d shot and J)dSsed down low to PajeVJc who was fouled on his basket Pajevicmade the sub- sequent free throw to gwe the T dfS thJ?tr hrst ledd of the game since opening, 2-0 TI'le Wamor~ opened the second quarter Wlth three turnovers and they tut Just one held goal But, after hdlf· time, Woodbndge came ahve "The tempo was all Newport m the first hdU, • Woodbridge C'odch John Hdldgan sa1d. "Larry (Hirst) always hds hts teams well-prepdl"ed And, they dtd d very ruce JOb of chc· tabng tempo But, (Danny) Lambert came up m the thud. We talked at halftime that we hdd to come up on defense.· Woodbridge ~enior Ddnny Lambert scored d team-high 20 poinl<;, 1 O tn the th.lTd penod dS the Wamors opened Wlth a 12·2 run Harbor's missed opporturubes did not giv&much hope for HIISt ·We hdvf' d lot of obstacles," ~ ilrst satd. ·Every <Jdme m thlS lea'gue JS JUSt gomq lo be d battle. 11us C:t d good le<19u<> tha{ on any given rught the i.corf' 1s going to be like you saw torught • SEE SAILORS PAGE 83 • Sea Kings make. Eagles fade away SEAN Hll.lER.OAlt.Y PILOT Sea Kings' Jdean Shahanglan, who \ater made the game-winning basket with 11.x seconds left. penetrates Estanda's defense during Wednesday's 44-42 PadfJc Coast League boys hoops win. Shahangidn'? fadeaway jumper with 0:06 remaining gives PCL co-ledder CdM 44-42 win over Estancia. Tony Altobelli DAILY PILOT .. CORONA DEL MAR ·The play WdS worked on m pract.Jce, drawn up dqd111 m the timeout dnd delivered by Coach PauJ Oms to tus Corona dPI Mdr Hlqh boys basketball team Fortunat('ly lor the Sea Kulgs. ldedn Sha.hang1an went Wlth Plan B The seruor guard's 15-foot fddc>dWdY Jumper Wlth six ~econds remdantny, h elped the Sea Kings top v1s1tmg Estancia, 44-42, Wednesday rught ma cruoal Paol1c Coast League rtldtchup "It was nowhere near whdt we had drawn up m the tuneout, • Oms con- fessed afterward. "Fnday rught agdl.Oi.t Northw()(Xj, we were g()(Xj. Torught, we were lucky. We pldyed W<e we've been looking too much dt our newspdper clippings." With the WU1, the Sea Kmgs remam on tsp of the Paahc Coast League stdnd- ings with a 3-0 record, 9-1 l overall Shahang1dn and s~mor Zach Brewster each had 1 1 points to lead Cd.M, wh\le seruor Enc Snell added 10 "I think Zdch was the one guy who really got us gomg in the second hall, energy wise.· Orris said. ·H e worked hard on both ends of the floor and . helped us generate some offense " The Eagles (6-12; 1-2) trailed by seven pomts Wlth three minutes remain- ing, before clawing their way back A Freddy Rodnguez jumper and a Matt Cachola three-pomter cut the CdM leas to 42-40 Wlth 2:17 remainmg. On their next possession. the Sea Kings battled hard on the glass and had four opporturubes to extend the lead, but were unsuccessful Juruor Micah Young. questionable heading into the game with a spramed left ankle, sk.Jed rugh for a rebound fol· lowing an Estanaa rruss and was fouled SEE SEA KINGS PAGE 83 l&H SCHOOL ATHLETE Of THE EEK Showing the way S Ideall Shc;ihangian • Corona del Mar High senior guard is elevating his game just in time to lift the Sea Kings in the PCL sta.Pdings. A sk ony Southem California basketball fan old enough to have a driver's license about : • howtun • and th response ft~ to e•clude My rel nee to a C'ab • television movio t"hennel . • Corona del Mar High tenlor Idean Sh hang14n lt among thOIO hMvtly intJu nic'od by the UP" tempo, hJQb· drama Magic (JohntOn) art thef Ml~ the Lot AhgMI LUen dOml· net the NBA during the l980I • .. , tried to deveq>. little sbOW In mt game.• liUd the Uoot· l SM Klbg gUard, who, untll reeentty, bad .. 82 Thur 18,2001 SPORTS Estancia wakes up in time to defe.at Sea Kings • Eagles score twice in final 11 minutes to earn triumph. Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT I CORONA DEL MAR -It could have been the biggest win of the season for the Corona del Mar High boys soccer team. Instead, it was business as usual for Estancia as the visiting Eagles scored two goals in the final 11 minutes and avoided an upset with a 3-1 Pacific Coast League victory over the Sea Kings Wednesday. In the 69th mmute, Estancia seruor OsbaJdo Nieves' header fin- tShed a cross from senior Juan Zarate Five rrunutes later, 1uruor Ricardo Garcia, wbo took a pass from Armando Ortiz, scored the insurance goal. ·we were pathetic,· Estancia Coach Steve Crenshaw said of his team's first-half play. ·we beat CdM real badly last year and I think (the Eagles) just didn't take this serious- ly. I told them they had to get their heads into it. But, they just took (CdM) too lightly.~ CdM (2-7, 0-3-0 in league) dis- played intensity throughout dnd refused to let down. But, Estancia (6-2-3, 2-0-0) con- tinually attacked wd .>Outshol the Sea Kings, 15-4, in 'the second half The Eagles appeared to be ready to play from the beginning as it took JUSt less than two nunutes for them 10,S SOCCER lo score. Estancia sophomore Javier Rarrurez set up sophomore Javter Milian on an indirect free kJck. Mil- lan finished with a header for the early lead.~ But. CdM struck back three min- utes later when senior Scott Baker finished sophomore TriStan Hanis' assist. tn tl)e 13th minute, CdM sopho- more Bldke Dillion nearly scored off a comer luck, but his header went wide left .. •1 think we wert'! equal to the chdJlenge," Sea Kings Coach Pat CalldQhdn said. "We played hard. We defirutely can take something dWdY from lhis. We had our chances to go up. The difference was just execution. We got a Utile lazy in our marking.• After, Millan's goal, the Sea Kings held the Eagles to one goal for 57 nunutes. Cd.M seruor Mike Paz- :rola, sophomore Brandon Zarian and freshman Chris Ringstron led the defense as they cleared out the Eagles' scoring chances. And. Sea King goalkeeper Geoffrey Collier had one of his best games of the sea- son, collecting 13 saves, nine in the second half. Protecting a 2-1 lead, the Eagles found security in another goal with SlX minutes remaining. Nieves stole a ball and found Pena breaking away on the wmg. Pena then set up Garcia, who connected for the goal. "Our heeds weren't in this game," Crenshaw said. ·u we want to do anything this season, we're going to have to ploy 80 minutes. Last year, we took care of business because we knew if we took anyone lightly, that would be our downfall. These guys have to le8.{Jl that we have to play 80 minutes of every game.• CdM senior Tony Samson almost scored in the 63rd minute. He went one-on -one with Estancia goalkeep- er Giovanni Gonzalez, who stopped the shot for one of his three saves. Estancia will try to extend its unbeaten streak in the PCL as the Eagles head to Northwood Friddy at 3:15 p.m. The Sea Kings will host University at the same time Fnday. JC MEN'S HOOPS Northwood rallies to beat Mesa Pirates •Mustangs build qwck 15-1 lead, but T-wolves come back for PCL road victory Wednesday night. Rlfhard Dunn DAILY P10T COSTA MESA -For one brief tune- out early m the first qudrter, the entire Pacific Coast League boys bdsketball campaign seeraed ,to hang in the baJ- ance for Northwood High's Tun berwolves. Northwood, the Ddlly Ptlot favonte to WUl the league despite hdving no seruors, started 0-2 in the PC L and, before anybody had thetr seats warm Wfdnesday night, the T-wolves trailed, 15-1, to host Costa Mesa. But Coach Tim O'Brien's squad found another gear following some quick sell-evalual1on dnd raLCred to defeat Costa Mesa, 60-46 "The mce thing when you get down 15-l IS th<tl you've got the whole game to catch up, and only after the first two minutes,• S<lJd O'Bnen. whose squad (1 4-5, 1-2 in the PCL) needed onJy the remdinder of the fust quarter to edge closer to the Mustdngs, who Jed, 15-13, by quarter's end. Northwood conll.nued its momen- tum Lil the second quarter and raced to a 32-23 halftime Ledd, then·costa Mesa came back in the third and pulled to within one po111t m the open- mg seconds or the fourth But the Tunberwolves, dfterdunb- mg back from a large first-quarter deficit and talung the lead early m the second quarter, never lost the upper hand. "The kids changed theu energy level,• O'Brien sctid of tus tecUll's early recovery. "We're a very fragile team right now, starting league 0-2 after a nice preseason, dnd starling three sophomores. "We were nervous, down (and) fragile. It had been a tough \Veek. But during that timeout (with only 1:44 expired and Mesa leading, 12-0), we took a step back dnd teamed about ourselves.• For Costa Mesa (11 -7, 1-2), it was a case of going from one extreme to the other. The Mustangs Cdshed in on their first five shots from the field and, following Chad Vaklli's.lhree-pomter, they led, 15-1, with 5: 11 still on the clock. ·we got up, 15-1 , and thought the game was over,· said Mesa Coach Bob Serven, whose long-rdllge shoot- ers were 6 of 20 from three-point coun- try, mclulling a 2-of-12 effort in the first half Six d ifferent Mustangs sank a three-pomter, but no one had ;nore than one. Mesa standout guard Steve Whittaker was held without a three for the first time this season. ·we shut down ourselves, because of a lack of execution,• Serven said. ·After we got ahead by that much, we quit cfoing the things that got us our (14-poinl} lead." IDEAN CONTINUED FROM B 1 Week honors "We've talked to him a lot obout not forong the ISSUe, being patient and loolong for his opportunities within the confines of the offeflSe, • Orris said. •aut I've given him a litUe more rope, because we knew he could be productive for us, offen- stv~l1L. " Costa Mesa was led by 6-foot-7 center Mike Payne, who scored 15 points, grabbed 10 rebounds, blocked eight shots and dished out a pair of assists, before fouling out with a minute left in the game. David Conte added 10 pomts, three assist~ and three steals for the Mustangs. while Vak1li had four rebounds, one block, one steal and one assist. Whittaker ~hipped in Wlth three rebounds and three steals and Nolan Clark came off the bench to provide the Mustangs with five points and three steals in the second half. Conte, Clark and Jun Gandia net- ted three-pointers in the third quarter to lead a mild comeback for Mesa, which outscored Northwood in the period, 13~7, and crept to wiUun 39-38 early in the fourth quarter when Clark scored on a nice turnaround Jump shot 20 s<>conds into the final quarter. • Olher than the beginning of the game, (the Mustangs) never really hdd a senous run again,• said O'Brien', whose team was led by 6-1 sopho- more Shawn Bailey (11 points, rune rebounds and five steals) and 6-5 sophomore Rob Selway (12 rebounds and 10 points). •t kept telling my kids lo be pabent They're JllSt not used to Uus kind of intensity in league, especially after being 0-2 in league. But they respond- ed well." ln tE'ITilS of winning the league title, O'Bnen added: "That's a tough one. We had a nice start and we have a nice PHOTOS 8Y'STEVE MCCRANKJOAllY PILOT Costa Mesa point guard David Conte (3), left, looks for room to pass against Northwood defender Drew Terry in the Mustangs' 60-46 home PCL loss Wednesday. Above, Mesa's Nolan Clark attacks the basket as Scott Sanchez. (23) swipes at alr. "We were nervous, down (and) fragile. It had been a tough week. But during that timeout (with.only 1 :44 expired and Mesa leading, 12-0), we took a step back and learned about ourselves." Tim O'Brien Northwood boys basketball coach tedJ11 and a chance to win the league. But we're.inexperienced·and Corona del Mar (which beat Northwood, 56- 50, lh.u. week) is Corona de! Mar.• "'Of'K COAST t.EAGUE NotttlWOOd 60, Costa Mesa 46 Northwood 13 19 7 21 -60 Costa Mesa 1S 8 13 fo . 46 Northwood -Teny 21, Selway 10, Susson 6, Roggero 6, Howard 5, Sanchez 5. Gray 5, ·Bailey 1, Bentrott 1. 3-pt. goals -Terry 4, Sanchez 1, Susson 1. Fouled out · none Techn1<al fouls -none. co.ta Mesa -Payne 15, Conte 10, Vakili 5, dark .5, l<.rikorian 3, Gandia 3, Cabko 3, Whittaker 2, Miiiward 0, Fregoso 0. 3-pt. goals -Vakili 1, Conte 1, Krikorian 1, Clark 1, Gandia 1, Cabico 1. Fouled out · Payne. Technlcal fouls -none. start and positioning them- selves as e probable ClF playoff team. quick and he can get off the ground. H Boeke honored "Early in the season, there w~re times when l WdS try- ing to be Michael Jordan,• Sbahangian swd. •1 tned.lo carry the weight of the world in my bands.• Shabangian, however, dis- covered letting go of thJs burden, unlocked his ample Went •t used lo think loo much,• he said~d ask mysell 'lf I hoot this way, · will coach get mad?' But, eventueUy, r just decided to relo.x and see what l can do.• He can do plenty, shoot· lng from l.hr -point range, slnshlng to the batlwl, ev n br g down the d fon Shdhangian said he feeds his hoop passion by playing virtually every day, year- round. ·There are pictures of me holding a basketba.11 When I was 2 or 3 years old,• be said. ·1 play pretty mucb every day and I usually play agamst guys who are older Ulan me. I like the chal- lenge.• Shahanglan also said he liked the challenge of help- ing ~ teammates prove naysayen. wrong. Kelly Boeke, a junior for the Vanguard Univer- sity women!.e basketball team. was named the Lion of the Week for the second time lhis season. Boeke became the fifth female player 1n school history to score 1,000 poinl5 n.s the Uons pulled ··OUl wins over Point Loma Naurene, 63·51, and Concordia, 61-52. Sbahangtan's pnSduction (12 points per game) has nearly doubled in his last six games, heeding into Wedne9day. He po led back- to-back career.high outputs of 22 and 23 poinll ln tour- MJment wtns O\'er RJvenide ol Noere Damo and Mary Star, foUowod by a 27·point aplolioo in a Victory ov r l!l Monte. • tn m prior to WcdnOldayt PCL meeting Wlth Estando, hf? av regoo 20.8 po1n • Not Colndd~nt41· ly, th• a King• won riv ot th game1, rev lny a 3.9 lO ~at shot~ for his t m- m.at ' •Ji '1 d Cirut.ely a scor~: Orris sad. •He doesn't ov r·· wb lm you with h.i.s ph qu , bul he'• pr ty "You have to Win to hllv fun Md I'm having tons o1 fun,• ho fd. •Peopl w m t@lling us w wouldn't accomplish anythlilg ~· y ar, which bOJ couraged WI to do our t to hoW up. Showum She recorded her fourth and hlth double· double (10 or more pe>lnta and rebounds) of th n and as avereg- tng 16 polnts end t2 rebounds per cootett u the UON' center. BOek• fourth on the Uona' all·time ICOring Uat wtth 1.053 polnls. 1 -tame . - Tigers • Burwell, Hagedorn help keep OCC atop Orange Empire, 98.-96. COSTA MESA -The Orange Coast College men's basketball te\lm overcame d 14-pomt second-half dehc1t to edge visiting R.tyers1de, 98-96, in Orange Empue Conference action Wednesday rught Nick Burwell led thE> Pirates ( 14-6, 5-0 in conference) wtth 30 points, while C hdd Hagedorn ddded 28 pomts and 18 rebounds The key to OCC's Sl•ccess Cdme at the free-throw hne, whete the Bucs outscored the Tigers, 37-15. Will Morris led the Tiger!> ( 12-11, 3-2) with 36 points. Rydn Edrl (14 points) dnd Ryan Webster ( l 0 points) also contributed lo the Pirates' <ltldCk. The Pirates have won hve 111 a row and t 1 of theu last 13. ORANGE EW'tRE CONR.RENa Orange Coast 98. Riverside 96 RJverside -Moms 36, Erickson 17, Gosserand 14, Fisher 12, Boreman 6. link 4, Thompson 3, Washington 2. Russo 2. 3 pt goals Erickson 5, Momr 3, Fisher 2, Thompson 1 Fouled out -Thompson, Russo, link, 'Erickson Technical fouls -none. Orange Coast -Burwell 30, Hage- dorn 28, Earl 14, Webster 10, Madrid 7, Rivera 5, lab1stre 4. 3 pt. goals -Burwell 2, Webster 2, Earl 1. Fouled out -none. Technical fouls -Team 1. Halftime -Riverside, 54-48 JC WOMEN'S HOOPS Orange Coast bested • Pirates' women can't overcome halftime deficit in 61-54 loss. COSTA MESA -The Orange Coast College women's basketball team matched visiting Riverside point for point ln the second half. But, the Pirates still fell short, losing, 61-54, in Orange Empire Conference action Wednesday. Sophomore forward Kris- ten Urban (Newport Harbor , High) led occ (12-10, 2-3 in the OEC) with 20 polnts, including four three-pointen. She also added 12 rebounds. OCC ophomore guar(l Karyn Fierst chlpped in 14 points, including a pair of three-pointers. Riverside (18-7, 5-0) rem.a.med unbeaten lo the OEC as the Tigers were led by Adgelda Rom8gnoll who · scored 15 pom.ll. - I Daily Pilot .SPORTS , ThurMioy, January 18,"2001 B3 SEA KINGS CONTINUED FROM 81 on Ult> wuy cluwn I ll' < almly '><tnk t\\o frt•t• th1ow~ with lO !>efond-, ll'lt tu lil! tltl' gtim e at 42-4:l You11q f1111'>hed lh<• game • wtlh 11 po111ls <11l(J 10 whmmds m JU'>l 1n•1t1· th.111 15 nunutes of dChon 'W11 wuntC'u to hring · ~mi ••fl>u11d '>l1Jwly tuniyht, • ~ltW ( lklf h ( •hri'i &llC'(~ $.Ud 11" !>did 111· leJt hnP dunnq the wam1url\ 11nd he dicln't c-om· µkun tlunnq tlw g.rnw " 'rciunq-. fu·f.> thmw'> hPlped ~I llu• ..c POP for Sht1ha11CJlan. We <JrltMUy c ullr<l d '>W('(>t pldy <!un nq t ht· t inwout, • Shdhc1n~11ci11 '><111! "W<> yot the hall lo Z.u 11 I IJrc-w:-IPr), but he muld11tqi'!11 to SnPIJ Ill the• rnr- nn . .,., 111 'J•l\P 11111 m,., I SdW an opt•n l.1111 tl11w11 thP1111dcll£> so I W(•nt .1111'1 11 It ft>ll rt •ctlly good wh1>11 11 ii 11 llly h.111tl ,md I hud •• lr·d111q 1t w,,., qomc.i to qo m • (·,1111111<1 tn1·d to Jdr<' down U1t· flr111r 101 om• lc1'il <,h<1l hut d 'l'>·h•1t Ii• ·.i\1· ,J,inut11'<l ;,ff U1e li,11kl1«1.trd11'> tllllf' t.•xpm'll tlv· 111·-.t .. 11111 we 11111111 c.,,,,,, -,c11d W•· did STANDINGS Pacif ic Coast League W L Corona del Mar (9·11) 3 O ~venlty (11-7) Costa Mesa (11·7) 1 2 Estancia (6-12) 1 aj Northwood (14·5) 1 2 Un111er~rty .it CdM L.Jguna B1•;1Ch Jt Costa Mesa NorthllVOCJd .it Estancia GOLF CONTINU ED FROM 81 rdnkt•tl 11'> 11111·1<1IJ0<111111• of thP ·top I 011 qnlf shop., in the nt1t10n • tor re • .,.111· <our<>••<, by < .olf Shop C >pPr<1l1011s Mciqd- /Ill!!. Pehc·dn I hll op(•nPcl it<; 1 I< c•dIJ South ( our...," Novc•m- lx'r, 1 <!~I, llwn mlroduC'<'tl its '>Pe<md Tom r:u710-des1gned 1 uurse, thl' On.•<1n North, two yecll'S ldtl'r. Pl•llcdn 11111, ow1wd hy.,.the Lrvme Co . hdS hosted the SEAN Hl' tERIOAllY PILOT CdM's Eric Snell operates agaJnst Estancta's Danny Valbuena (40) Wedrlesday. everythmg w e hdd to do to win. this gcillle, but we JUSl came up sh ort. Give creclit to ldean He hit the big shot. It was c1 great lugh school game.· It WdS d low-sconng battle throughout the first haU. Both teams tned to find '>ome offen- sive rhythm as the Sed Kings SAILORS CONTINUED FROM B 1 SEA lltfW LEAGUE Woodbridge 68, Newport 55 Score by Quarters Newport Harbor 13 12 14 16 ·SS Woodbridge , 20 7 25 16 · 6B Newport Harbor Yarnal 21, Melum 16. Pajevic 10, Peterson 5, Perrine 2, Young 1, Cameron 0, Spigner 0, Hill 0, Diefenbach 0 l ·pt goals -Peterson 1 Fouled out · none. Technicals none. Woodbridge -Lambert 20, Fore > han-Kelly 1 S, Haddan 13, Wheeler 8, Thompson S, Koeller 4, Corbin 2, Banks 1 3·pt. goals Lambert 2, Thompson 1 Fouled out none Technicals none Team "'ldtches from dll three ma1or tours m edch of th£> ldst two Decemberi.. Spealung of the Irvine Co., the Newport-based property development giaJJl pldns lo open Shady Canyon Goll ·course for play later this yecU. Shady Canyon, with its iru- tiabon me mbership pncv ldg rumored to be in the $200,000 range, lS also design ed by Fazio and located ind sedud- ed area of Irvine's San Joaquin Hills. According to the J.rvme Co., the 300-acre project is led, 17-15, at the hdJf Estanoa trailed for most or the first half, but hung tough and trailed by only one alter three quarters. Ellasa:r Maldonddo, who led the Eagles with 15 points, hit d. three-pointer wtth 7 ·15 remcU11- mg m the game to give Es tan< 1d its {U'St lead, 3 t -29. But Coron a del Mdr responded with an 11-2runof11.!. own. Brewster, Chdflie Alshuler (nine points), Snell dnd Shahangian dll contributed to the run, giving CdM a..40-31 advantage. "Ourtedm knew we had Uus m us,• Shdhdllg1dll !>did ·We played some top-rdJlked tedftts in the preseason dlld l think thdl got u s menldlly tougher tor ledgue play " MCIAC COAST ~GUE Corona det Mar 44. Estancia 42 Estancia 8 7 12 1S 42 Corona de! Mar 8 9 11 16 44 Esunda -Maldonado 15, Young 11, Rodriguez 5, D Valbuena 4, Cachola 3, K Valbuena 2, Prado 2, Romero 0 3 pt. goals -Maldonado 1, (achola 1 Corona del Mar Shahang1an 11 , Brewuer 11 , Snell TO, Alshuler 9, K Mancillas 3, Glass 0, Marston 0, Richardson 0. • 3 pt goals K Mancillas 1, Shahclng1an 1 STANDINGS Sea View league W L Woodbridge (14-4) 2 0 --tta;bor (1M) 2 1 Al iso Niguel (12·8) 1 1 ~ Mil .. C1J.7) 1 2 Irvine (9·11) 0 2 Wednesdey's scores Woodbridge 68, Newport 56 Uiguna Hiils 44, Aliso Niguel 42 ftiday'S ~(7p.m.) VVoodbridge at AllSO Niguel Laguna Beach at Irvine <'X.pf'cted lo bt• orw of thc> most dtstinrtlvP cmd '>CPmc pnvdte course'> m C'dWom1cJ Just under 400 rnstom homes and serru-rustom VlllcJ., rtre bemg mtegrc1ted mto th1 • ured Shady Cd.Oyon is mcory poraung pennanenUy protN·t- ed o pen space mlo lc1nd acl1r1- cent to Uus lowc>st-cif'ns1ty vii- lc1qe m lrvtn('. Loli. for custom homes dlone are expeC'led lo go trorn $500,000 to $f million.. 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Lagund Hills O l 2 1 · 4 Newport Harbor 7 4 3 2 16 uguna Hills 0-.ter 3, Fenton 1. SdVf>\ n/d Newport Harbor Booth 3, J. Ball J., Dolkds 2, H111.2, GlasslC 2. E. Ball, 1. Belden 1 Murphy 1, Lansing 1, Adt1ms 1 Save\ Deyden 6, Belden 1 M<'Sa fall<; w Trojaffi IH\'11\Jr . Th" Costa l\~esd I liqh qui .... \\rtlc·r polo led.Jn Jost 111 Ito-.! U111\1•r .... 1ty 14-4, in ""' 1111 < ·u.1-.1 l Pu~ue dCt1on \\1•dl1l',tl<1\ ull••rnoon 1"!11· l11~1.11u1" ·n·ce1ved sec• 1111d ·l1<tlt <1•1<11., lro m Jody I\ 1.11t111m I( It J1•-,w c1 Steenhard, 1>•·11"'' I If 10111 11-. Cdnd1ce < • ir11<·11h·r \\ h1h· Alll.!>on Gra~ f" ! ... \(ti 11)11( '><I\ I''> PAOFIC CO"ST LEAGUE University 14, Costa Mesa 4 Co\laMesd 0 0 21 2 4 .Jt •P<S1ty } 4 4 4 · 14 Costa Mesa J Mart1nov1ch 1. St"• r1hard 1 HE·1nw hs 1, Carpenter 1 Sdl/f'\ Gr dV•S 4 Universrty Voorhee\ 4, Canby 4, Vof'ltz 7. Grt-ene 1 Gottbreht 1, Sud£>1th 1, Kid ' 1 Saves -Mayer 3, Mr1llatt1 2 Arlists lop Eagles l \C .l ~ \ lff \C'H . Somer l"t.1h1•1t\ ...,, ort·d brith Estanacl q111t1 .... .trHI \rtn.i Rasmus'len 11.111 111 ...,,, \ • . ., hul tht! Eagles \\ 1•11• d1•t1 .,1tPd I>\ Ldgund 111·111 It I lf-2 \\1•dnesddy in l't1ctlt1C11.i-,t l.l'tHJUPpldV T C>A't S SCHEDULE • Basketball High \Chool girl\ University at Corona del Mc1r 7 p m . Estancia at Nonhwood 7 p m Laguna Beach 11 Cos1a Me\a 7 pm •Soccer H14h school girls Umvers1ty at CoroM del Mal. 3 1 S p m .. Estancia di Northwood 3 1 S p m, Laguna Beach at Costa Mesd 3 1 S p.m •Wrestling High school Newport Harbor at Woodbridge, 6 p m . Corona de! Mar at University 6 pm 1795 OBITUARIES 11795 OllTUAMS 11 PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PU8UC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES 11 >PUBLIC N~ES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES t I PUBLIC NOTICES 11 . PU8UC NOTm I •• l Ol>Gf., Maryia.nd P., • 'I. "''hln11 11f [v,1.mvillc, l1uli.111J l'·'"t"J ~w~y on J.mu,1ry '· 2001 M.ir~ljnol w.1.\ \lruck and k1llnl 1'1 .1. 1lrunk J1i11cr in lrunr ol ht·r home \Im l.rnd owned and "I" r.unl Ad.1.n11c E.kcmc ( 11111pJ111 111 I m1.1 M, \.l. < ,1lil. 1rn1.1.. Aclanul I In rr11. 'up11hul t 11111 g<'lll) jww1·r h3ck-up ''''""' '" hmj1tt•k -.h1H1l c l\llllU. and rnun,.1pJl111,, 111 < 1l1l11m1J I h1 hmmru rdl,~1,J f1<1 ,.,, ,,I ,on-.. mu'u"' .1.1 wdl a.s hu .tulr<Jl1t1111111h1 t111n111111111v \\hrn 'h< 1< ltrtJ. ,fK rt·turnn.I hi hJll\\llk w h, rt' ,he w.L\ liorn md Wa!> c111pl111«ol ~r I ( · Mo111pf:t' < 11mpany. \1Jr)lrn•I "\Ul\1n.J h1 h«r .... n. Many l'urr,,.111! \rn1t1 ( t\. \1,tcr \1Hmc Ka.stcr 1111 \.1n,11ll •. lml111i.t '"'" 111<-.t~ ~nd one 11rph•"' 1'111.111 -.r\I•<' "'" hcl1I at P.1.1.1fi1. Vic" M··m1111.1l 1'J1I.. 111 N, wpnrt llc~lh. ( :.1l1lttr111.1 "' rhc brn1ly llljlll''"-1hJ1 Jmmions be made 1n llbrvl.1.11J, run~ m the Am,l.'nun Cmttr '.'lol1rn. l•HO I L'>t.:r AHc. \.1111a Ana, CA •12"us. n 11 %1 nn. Eacrow No. 41J7'l·AW NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF BUU< SALE (UCC Soc. 1101) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN llwt s bulk U1e it ebout to be mlOe The name(•). b\J1lneu eddre11(et) of the Mlttt•) .,.. SAMUEL SYNGBUM OH, 1175 Bllter Slr•l •E·24. Costa Mau, CA 112828 Doltlg bullneu H MUOOY'S COFFEE SHOP All °'* buslnest ~a) end lddreu( .. ) UMd by trll eetlef(1) within the paat three YMll IS ltated by tile Mller{I), la/we NONE The location In Cafffomla ol \he chief exlCWvt alb of the Mller(t) II SAME AS ABOVE The 1'11111\e(I) and eddreu of tile b\Jyllf'(I) llln: OS CAFES. LlC, 270 E 17111 SWMt. eo.i. MeN,CAfmi.9 TM ...-being told .. generally ducrlled .. ~. Fictitious Business Name Statem•nt The lollowing persons ere doono business as A ) Easy Ceny LLC B.) Easy Carry. 1778 Newport Blvd Cosla Mesa, CA 92627 Easy Carry LlC. 1n8 Newport Blvd Cos1a Mesa CA 92627 This business is con· ducted by L1m1ced Lia btlrty Co Ha11e you s1art1111 doing bus1neas yet? Yes. 1/01 Easy Carry LLC Paul Da111s GEO Man· ager T111s s1a1ement was hied with lhe County Clertt ol Orange County on 0111212001 2001885'7811 Dally Pilot Jan 18, 25 Feb 1, 8, 20Q1 Th6QI :. •• ftxtLna. equtpmen«. l~==:::;:~=:::;;;::::::::~1 ~ OOodWfll, = DERN C-· ~ Pursu1nt to Section 6104(d) of the Internal Revenue Code, notice 1s hereby g11r1111 that tfl8 an-nual report fOf the fiscal year ended Oc1ober 31. 2000 of The Wilker FoundatlOfl. • pnbte toundahon 11 evallatml 81 ltle FoundlltOn'I prin- cipal office tor 1napec1IOl'I dunng reguhlr bu1lntM hours trom II 00 1 m. 10 s·oo p.m. by any Qllzen wtio requHll It within t 80 daya •lier 1he date of hi publtCBllOn. LOCAL MOITUAllE PIERCE POTHERS IBl IROAOWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 110 Broadway CostaMese 842-9150 CIU ClmlftM T ... y (Ml)MNl71 R1ymond J Dern, pasMd IWl'f Jin t51t1 et Hoeg Holpltal. He WH SllNl¥td by wlt1 M1r91rtt Dern, Ind 5 cllughtlt't, I granck:hlldrtn. s.Mcee .,.. 11 :00 1r11 It OUMn of Anglel In Newport et.ch, Fri ,,.., "'"· 2001. In 11111 Of ftowetl ... Mnd ~ Allhtlmtrt lteMlrcll ,, .. _, .... J)ist·nunt (~a ,k c t / I I 'I' " I II It I I ~' I I I .... U'1Hl 'imlf'rt 11llUI. Qiia/111 CAJMll for Lm Dina Cremadon .. $49S · Immedittc Burial . .$99S ""'"*'~) rtta1Tan~mcnt Pn~ranu AV1tlabk for funtrll Sctvt<ts, ttn1.11 um and C'..lilcrU 111'11'\1'.I ,.,,I·\\ t I ' : I ~··· •net ~~tocon..-. Ind .. IOc:atld It 1175 BIMr Snet.IE· 2.4, C.. Mui. CA t292e - Thi Foundat1orl'1 pnn-Clplll ofta Is located II 19200 Von Karman. Suite 400, Irvin• CA 92612 Ttie princlpll m1nager of Iha Founctltlon ta Hlrmon Kong PubUshed Nt1'rport Beach·Co11a Mau ~"r Pttol Janua~ The llulll "" le llMnded » be oanlUtMIMld It .... oftlce ot. HERITAGE Esef'OW COMPANY. wt'IOle edOr9'I 11 4'3 N C"'*1 DIM, 10101 a.wty ._ CA I021v Ind N ~ 11111 PUBLIC NOTICE CIMl#t!~ ~1i. NOT1CI! Ofl Mtlc:l to .. ~ AYAILAllUTY OF ~ ............ -~ ANNUAL RETURN COdl Seclorl 110l 2 Purtuant to NCtJon ' The ftll'lll 8llCI 81 oe(d) of IN llMtnll ..._. d .. !*'IOI' ,........ Code. nt1110e II 'fllltlwfloln cMN ~ ~ ~ ~ M lie en-Mid II HEIVTAQE nt.MI r11Um fof the fllcal llCAOW CO • 431 N rMt tnctlng NcMtmbet ~ DIM. ..10. 30. 2000 Of tht ~ -CA I0210 CHAA..!OH l'AMIL y Ind Ille llltll .... tDr .... FOUN1.1ATION, PflW!le _,. fir !'fl · cr9dllDr loundetlon, N 1111111* lhtl lie ~ 2. fof ~ oar. GI Alc:lh-=-... ...:. :: ;~~Th:lftt•. A ., ... _. Corpor1t1on, ~ ...... Oon•u• lu11ct, I~ 11. JOOt \.aOUnl &. t2t~1, CN111, UC 1 ='7•7t34 dUltllrl ...... ~ "' lflY l:lulNM...., "": DelllM ...... ~ • ""*' lllO tlltp ~· ............. ...,. NOTICE OF DISPOSITION OF COLLATERAL UltON OEFAUL T Pursuant to Section 9504 ol lhe Cahlorn1n Commercial Code Aab1 A.z1z the under 51Q"8d secured party under a 11ock pledge agreement ueculed by Denise Kelly as de«>toi on Nov ember 8. 1999. 91ves no· t1co lo Denise Kelly. lhot. because ot the deblor's delaul1 under the stock pl1dge 19reemeo1 lhe collateral under the w cumy agreement witl bo sold by the underSlgOlld secvred party al a public 1&la Ol'I Frtday. January 26. 2001. at tOOO am. at 3991 MacAr1hur Blvd , Sulla 350 Newporl BNcll Coliloma 92660 The collaleral referred 10 in !he 1><eoedino para graph consists ol 4 900 aharee ot common stoctl of Hon.rs Group, Inc rep rennled by Slock C•rt1foca1e No 2 issued 10 QenlM Kelly Arry 1ntormatton rt· ~ ltld sale can be obtained lrom Keonelh 0 Bernard ettomey '°' ttie MCtlled party. 3991 MacArthur Blvd . Su1ce 350r Newport Beach, CalrfOITlle 92660, phone jll4t ) 283·1511 Ill.It 9411)~ SI Kenneth G. B«nard, Attorney tor MCUred party, Rebt Aziz ~ Publl1hed Newport 9HCh•Co11a Mell Dilly Ptlol January t 8, 2001 Th6Q2 ltnattO.. ~~ N~ Cl 111111 ~-IHc:fl.Co 11 ,..... .,.,., .., = Piii! ~ r,:, -;m,'h.*~ Fictitious Business Name Statement The fO owing IJ<•ISOO~ ar~ dot• .g bo"'nt>o;i. as a 1 Service F 11s1 Properly ManagernPnt bJ Sennca rorsl An111cmont c) Service r11s1 Drywall di Service F 11s1 Con~lcuc· 1ton Managemonl e Se""ce r.tst Pool S~s 1em• t, Se1111ce F11s1 landscapu 91 Sf'rv1ce Forsl Plumbing hi Service Ftrst Roof1119 & Wat erp1ool1n9 II Service Frrsl Conslruc· tton JI Sorv•(~ • F11st Carpel Res1ora1100 Kl He11cage A•• & Electuc L) Ho111a9e Cons1r1Jc· hon M) StH11rce F 1<st Im· paCI I lnslallers. N1 Service Fusi Construe· lion & Remodeling 01 Service Forst Property Ma•ntt'nanco Pl Service F11st Arbo11sts, 01 SerVtCe Frrst Pa1n1tng A) Service Fors.I Con· s11uc1ton & Demotlton SJ Serv•ce rorst M1cro-btology Labs Tl Servoee Forsl J>a101cno Company UJ Service F11~1 Oualtty WBllpaper & Cuslom MoldonQ V) SeNtr.t: Forst Property lnspec1t0ne W) Servtee F11st Ttle. 18001 Irvine ~ Tus11n. CA 92780 Se1111ct F1rs1 Contrac· 10ra NelwOl'k. Inc: (CAt 1800 I Irvine Blvd T usttt1, CA 92780 Thi& bu,1118.. 11 OC>n· dueled by e COfJ)O'lhon Have you 1larlfd do•ng bu1lnH1 yet? Yea. 1·1·2001 Service First Contr•c· ten NetNottt Inc Marti Bucher, Prt•idenl Ttn stalemenl was ltled Mlti In. County Clertc of °'8nge CouMy on o 11091200 I 20011151400 Dao~ Ptlol Jan It, 18. 25. Ftb t, 2001 Jh578 Flctltl0u1 Buelnea Nttl'M Statement Tht t .... ing Pt!IV08 ate OOinQ bullntt9 at JllptMH R• lt11t•11t ·K11Chen Stirn". 131 Well M&Wlhur Bl\td , S&nta An9, CA 92701 St11n1i Sfllm•mura, I 773 N HOlbfOO!i SI , Mlltailn c:. l'J807 HallUl!:O muni, tnl N Holbrotlll AMhtifn. CA ~1 Thie bu..,,._ It • ~tr;~ Md Wfl• ...... you tt .0 ~""' •• ' Fictitious Business Name Statement The lot1ow109 pe•svn are doing business a A ) CMC Commu"•cil ttons Conaulltng B ' CMC Consul11ng 30l Ma11nn Ave Balboa '' land CA 92662 Clarey Technology Group tnc 1CA) 302 Marlll4! Ave Balb<:>a I§ land CA 92662 This b\1$1nea1 rs con dueled by a corporalton Have you started doing bu11ness yet> v'es. June 2000 Clarey Technology Groop Inc Jc..tin Clarey Prestdenl This ~lolement was l11ed w11h the County Clerll of Orange Coun1y Ol1 12/2212000 20006849996 Daily P1lol Dec 28 2000 Jan 4 11 18 ~ Th5?4 Fictitious Business Name St•tement The lollow1119 person9 are doing busmes.s as Overh8u1Harcn com 1S05. W Allon Ave Seru Ana Ct.. 92704 >tylotech. Inc (N• veda), 3305 W Sp11ng Mtn Ad Ste 60-24 Las Vtgas. "IV 89102 Thi• bu1tne11 11 con· dueled by a coq>orltion H1¥e you slarted d<><ng business yet? Yet, Apr• 2000 Xylolech Inc Angela Sj)aulding Secretary Th11 1t11emen1 wH f~ed ••Ill the County Cleric ol ~ COUl1ty Ol'I 12122!200() 2000M50011 0.lly Ptlot Dec 28. 2000 Jan 4 11 18. Fictitious Business Name Statement The 101'0"" r 1 '11 on' tlrt! J\JIOQ t• ·~ •I' ., Visionary C< n< PT•I~ lrt terno11on111 1 "I'~ Stoer lnq!O•• Pl • J309 New· p()f1 Bf'ac:t> CA 9:?('6.1 M•ct1,>ef F G~·nboa I '155 St>e• nuto)n P • 309 Newport Bc.i h CA 9?663 Th1t busones ' con ducterJ by a.n •n<l·•i<Ju.Jt HaYt> you ~1arlfld do<no bus1111'ss vtt11 N< Md>aPI F Gamt>o;1 This ildt•'me,.,I "H hiflll V.•lh 'hit C Ul'ly Cle~ c• Ot J• r "IV on 1222 2· 200061150006 Daily P 01 o.. 21:! 2000 Jan 4 11 Ill 2001 1h~2f> Fictitious Business Name Statement The lo1iow "<l ~ are CIOlng hlr. n-• HR Consull•f19 1!t1tl Oolphin T errece Co1ona def Mar CA !):'!125 Focused Solution< Inc (CAl 1S1'1 Qolrh<n Te111ce Co1on• de• M•r Ca 9262S Tr111 bus <K'S~ '' con ducted by II C'Orp<:l'lll()fl Have you ~•arled domg bus1ne'• ye1? .,. ... 1965 Focus~ Solu1ton' Inc 01vtd B B•ov Pr.so d•nl This sietemtflll w11 filed w•th Iha Couniy Cleclt Of Orange Coun1y on 1212212000 · 20009150011 D••lv P~ot O.c 28, 200() Jan ' 11 18. 2001 Th»' 2001 Jh522 Flclltlous Bulln.u Nam. SUitement Flctltlou1 luatnin TM tollo~ PfrlOl\a Na!M Statwnent ''' doif1G bulil'lllN " TM lolo•tng l*'90nl A Ctnte! For P.-l att ~ bulillte M Heahl'lg ~$7 Orrell Fundamental Bo.rd SW.-Suite 1141 PW#· &.ipply, 1173 IMne A.,.. po111Mdt CA~ nue , IC. Coal M... AIWl8 !(lnnr,, 57 CA 1 llrdl Ml, Sulla 118, F~I\ I.. Oodlhllll, Newport Be•ch, CA no Alben Plac•. • 1, tl660 eo.f• Metil. CA ~7 Outt CoM••nhno, lhllot'I Ood 7 8lrctl ~ Wit llWI. 120 Allel1 PlllOt ,,,, ~ 11, C0191 Mft!I CA CA 2 80 9'627 Tl!ll Thie ~ • ~ duceed tr; n wntn. cMted br, ~ l!nd ~ I 1!0r\ ..,,. °"" .,..., ... M9!1Np H111• rou HaN you n.a Ooil'!Q ,,. ' Y um .. Fictitious Business Name Statement The f, .,, q p(rs..,. ,, a•e do ig t,.. r · .; as Good Dog lln•vPfs•h 833 D<'1101 On1 SIL' 21 NtJ.,.,port Bn1dl CA 926(,3 Michael Guer 83J Dov"' D•ove Sle 21 ""e"'po•• B<'acr CA 92660 A"g,.ta Gr er tl:J!! Doll1lr nn11e ~te 21 Newport BAatt CA 92660 Hus busorws. is con dU<:1acl bV tlusbaf'll ~I'd w1f'3i ~ave you Id 1 dUong busfnf)!.S YPI 1\10 Mrch1e1 o.,,, This stalemenl was filed w1lh Iha County Clerk of Otange COVl'f'r "n Ot QQ ZOO! 20018851393 Daly P 1.1<• 11 18 ~!'-Feti 1 Wl Tf'974 Fictitious Business Name Statement The lollowlng per!IOfl~ a•" dong bu1tness as C•d•llec M1rlce1tng 1525 ~ Ve""' Onve Ea~1 1115 Costa ~-CA 92f'2ti r • T empere"ce Co'l)O rat1011 (CA). 1 !>25 Mesa Verde Dnve Ees1. •115 CO!ICI MllNI CA <12626 Tl'\tt bUStn818 IS c;on • docled by I COfl)C)llh0'' Have you . &larlad d0<ng bu~neu yel 7 Y• ~MIO Temper1 nce C11rpo r1hoo Tt11dde u• Fairall Pree1dent Tim 11atemeo1 'lltH !Jec:l "' It\ the County ~ °' °"• ~ Ol'I 12/29'2000 2000ASCMe8 Deily Pl~ Jin .c 11, 18 25, 2901 Th540 Flctltlo\la 8uslne1t ... .,,. Sta*'*'l ' .. - , F1etltloue BuelMH Nal'M lwt.rnent TN fololorlng J*M>nl .,. ti1ll ~ .. A I 8*by Alohe 8 ) Baby A~ com 271 ROM Lane, ~ ....... CA~ Mary Joetn Glenn, 271 Roff LaM. eo.ll Mt ... CA 92627 Thi• bu1lnt11 II con· ducted -by II\ inOMdual Have you tllr1td Oolng buslt*8 yf/f? No Mary JoMfl Glenn Th11 statement w•• hied w1t!'I tti. Coonty O.rc ol Oflflge County on t 212212000 2000fUHt2 011ly Pilot Dec 28, 2000 Jin •. I I, 18, 20Qt Th523 Flctltlou1 Bu1lnff1 N1me Stat9ment Tti. lolloWtfl\1 pereon1 Ill ~ bu91r.M u LOGOWOALOWIOE 2 Mertblu, Suttt 110. AliiO VltjO, CA 92656 Greoory O&ntman, 2 Mareblu Surte 110. AJlao Voeto. CA 92656 Thia business 11 con Clucted by en 1nd1\'id1Jal Have you slarttd domg busonasa yet? Vts t2!6'00 Gre11ory Gantman Th11 atatemenl wu toW.d """h tMe County Clerk ol Orenge County on I 21 I 912000 2000H49718 Deily Pilot Jan 18, 25. Feb l. 8. 290 I Th6Q9 Fictitious Bu1lne11 N1me Statement The t0Uow1ng per1on1 are domg buSIOUt H a) Bondcorp Mongago Company b) BMC, 1200 Quad St. •140. Newpon Stach CA 92660 Bondooua1neu yet? Yea, 6·1-99 Service Forst Contrec- to~ Network, Inc Marl< Bucher, Pres1den1 This tlatament WIS filed with tile County Clatl< of Orange County on 01/09/2001 200111115131111 Delly Pilot Jan t 1 18 25, Feb 1 2001 Th5n OF TO f'u;tttlou• aualfMIA Nal'M ·~ The ~ per«int .,. dc*lg bulitlMt ... E.Comrnerc:e Con· tof'l•UITI com. 2708 W Orton Ave '1, Slnta Ana. CA 92104·707e M~tl Anlhony O.· Tomuo. 2708 W Orlon Ava ti, Santa ~. CA 02704-7078 Thia but1neM II OOll· duded by an lndlvlduel Have you 1tar1ed doing ~ ytl? NQ Mod\1111 A O.Tomaso Ttl<t tl&lttMnl WH filed with the County Cletl< of Ortnge County on o 1l09/2001 20018851411 0.lly Pilot Jan 11, 11, 25, Feb 1, 2001 Th571 Flctltloua 9u1IM1• Name Statement The lollowtnp Plf'IOnl are doing bu•neea aa· The Hubble Tranapor· tauon ServlcH. 650 Nor1h ROM Drive H48, Placenlla California 92870 Shambhu N Miera. 448 Eve Circle, Ptaoen· Ila. Caltfornia 92870 Tl\11 bustnesa 11 con· ducted by 11\ 1ndtYldu-1 Have you s1a11ed doing ~· ya1? No 5namt>nu N M,sra Tll1s 111tament waa filed with the County Cieri\ of Orange Countv on 12/ t 412000 20001111493511 D11ly PllOI Jan 11. 18, 25 Feb 1 2001 Tl\582 Flctltlou1 BuslnH1 N1me Statement Tha fof10W1ng pe11on1 are d0tng bullnass H A J Auto Marllet 8 ) Lotus •of Orange County 2115 Harbor Blvd Costa Maaa CA 926..17 Nader Amorvand 214 1 I.Jane Lane Tuslln CA 92705 This busmess os con dueled by an ondMduat He\le you startad doing busonas.s yet? Yes. A.) 111183 B) 115/01 Nader Amorvancl This statement wes filed with the Cpunty Cler11 of Orange Cour.1'( on 01 12/2001 2001111151741 Daily Pilot Jan 18 25, Feb 11 8, 2001 T!'!58§ C~~ .· Flcttttoua l1111neea Name 8tallmllnt Oii folbM~tont lie Oolr1g .. Ptt11MvJ1 Oenti.1J'Y Ind ~ lll05l OotdenwH1 81t .. 1, I I 08 foiunt"1gton Beach, CA 92048 Otvld F TlptOll, 0 0 S , A P1oltulon1I ColJ)orallon (CA). 11105 I QoldtflWHI s11 .. 1. 1 1 08 Huntington 8Mc:t1 CA 02$41 Thia ~ " COii· ~ by • OOfJ)ORllon Have you llttted domg buafntst yll? Y ... 07n<:JOO David P. Tipton. 0 D S.. A ProfaHIOn41 Corporttlon David F Tipton, 0 0 S , Pretldel!I Thie ttattmert1 WU filed With 1118 County ci.t1c of Orange County on OIH2/2001 200181517« Daily Pdol J.n 18. 25. Ft!! 1. 8. 2001 Th59! Flctltlou1 Bu1lnH1 NarM Stat•m.nt The following partont are doing butlntae u Sandpiper Land Care. 24062 landlMeW LAii• Foiaet CA 92&30 Figueroa Inc (CA), 24062 Landisview lakt Forest, CA 92630 Thoe busmese It con· ducted by • OOl'l>Ofltlon Have you stalled doing bUSIOHI yet? Ves 11112001 Figueroa Inc l..f.Chael J Figueroa v p T'h•5 Slattment wH ltltd ""'h the County Cleric of Orange Couniy on 0111612001 2001H51909 D&•l\I Pilot Jan l 8, 25. F~ 1, 8. 2001 Tll603 Fictitious Bu1lne11 Name Stltement The lollowong p1110111 art doing busmen H Servoc:e Beat Sywiems LLC. 17955 Sky Pa~ C11cte Ste F, ll"V!M, CA 92614 • Sorvice Best Sytteme, LLC. 17955 Sky Parle Circle. Ste F Irvine, CA 92614 Tt>11 busme55 11 con· ducted by L•m•ttd Lia bliol/ Co Have yo~ ataned doing t>u5iness yll7 No Se1V1Ce Best Svtt•m•. LLC Thomas T PylH, Managing Panner Thia stalemem was filed with tile County Cieri< of Orange County on 01105/2001 20018151070 Da•ly PolOI Jao 1 1 18, 25, Ftt>. 1, 2091 Th562 F1ctttfoue lutlnM• Name ~ Thi lollowtna pettonl lit doll'G ~ .. n• LOtn-oom, 1625 Meta Vllldt Oftw'I EM. •115, Costa M4JN, CA 02112t Ttm~anc. Corpo-11tion CA), 15.25 Me>M Vtroe t EM!, t115, Ootta M .... CA 92020 TNI bu11ne.. It con-~by\ I~ Havt you 1t1r1td Clolng t>utlntH ytl? YM , 6/18/'lOOO T 11TU>tt•1'CI Cotp0· ra110n Tl\lddtut Farrell, f'(ealdtnt :T~I• ata1ement wtt fifed With tht County a.rte cl Orll'lgl COOl!ly on 12/29/2000 2000HIO'f9 Deily Piiot Jen. 4. 11. 18. 25, ?001 ThW Flctttiou. 8ualnn1 Name Stat.rMnt The followlng ptr90nt .,. doing bUllnt .... A ) FunZon• Mt B l Funlont, 1115 Carnation Ave., Cofooa dtl Mar, CA 92625 O.bra LyM Glam· papa·Klrwan, 615 Carnation Ave , Corona clel Mar. CA 92625 Th11 butln•.. 11 con· ducted by an tndMdual Have you •tarted doing bualneea yet? YH, 1999 Debra Lynn G11m· P•P•·Kuwan True statement was hied With tM Coonty Cletl< of Orange County on 011091200 I 2001411151422 Daily Pilot Jan 11, l 8, 25, Feb. L 2001 1h568 Flctltlou1 Bu11n .. 1 Name Statement T~• following pertor1s art doing butltlMI H lmagooelt, 680 Park Or Costa Mt11 CA g2627 K111ttn Podlty 680 Park Dr . Co111 Maoaa CA 92627 Blft Podley, 433 Emer· ~t ~\Ys1 Laguna Hilla. George Good, 1a.8 Oak Grove Place San MatinQ. GA 91108 Th1i bullrntas 111 con· ducted by II kmlltf part· nersh1p Heve you ettrttd dotng bueoneu yet? Vea. 01/01/0l Kristin Podley This starement was tiled w1tll the County Cieri\ of Orange Coonty on 01/09/01 200181151423 Daily PolOI J81\ 11, 18, 25, Ftt> L 2901 Th567 Fk:tJtloue hllnee1 Hime lt.eWment • The followlng l*tOnt lft doing bt,.ulfiWa ... CuatOITI Strvlc11, 1510 N 8rOldw1y, l lal. SMta Ana, CA 021oe 0eoar Vidal, 1810 N BrOldW1y. •128, Santa Aile CA 92708. TW. butlneM 11 con- ~ ~ 1111 indl'.1dual H•v• you 11a11td dOlng bu1lnHa yet? y... 11/1!5/00 Of/Ca/ Vidal Thia atatement waa f~t<.t. w11h Ille County ClOfll of Orange COunly "" 01112/2001 aoo111es1139 Diiiy PllOI J1n. 18, 25, ftb 1. 8, ?OQ! Th58= FlctJtloua Buelneu Name si.i.m1nt The following l*ION .,. tilg buWtta .. Roottrworka Plumbing SerAoe, 543 Bernard Sl tA, CO.ta Me... CA 92827 Luis Sanchez, 543 8emard St •A. Co1t1 M .... CA 92627 Thia ~lntU II con dueled bV an lndMdual Have you 1tar1ed doing ~ yet? No Lula Sal'ICMZ This 111tament WIS hied wll~ the County Cletl< of Orange Coonty on o 1 /0912001 200111851421 Dally PUOl Jan 11 , 18, 25, Feb 1 I 2001 Th573 Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 Name StaterMnt The tolloWing pereone are doing busmtM u AC EntarprltN 2J 851 Newland 110, Hunl· lngton Beach. CA 92648 ~enata Cirri, 21851 Newland 110. Hunt· lnoton Beach, CA 926-48 fh1a bu11nea1 11 oon· ducted by an ondtVtdual I-lave you etar1•d OO!ng outlMM yet? No Renata Corn Tll1s statement WIS liled with the County Clerk of Orange County on 0111212001 2001111151787 Daily Pilot Jan 18, 25. Feb. 1. 8, 2001 Th§5Q Fictitious Bu1lne11 Name Statement The lolloW1ng persons .,. doing bu9'""5 u Newpol'l Recruiting, 5068 Jasmina Ave . Co- rona del Mar, CA 92625 Bonnie Ager. 5068 Jasmine Ave , Corona del Mar Ca 112625 This business 1s con· ducted by an 1nd1\lldual Have you started doing bu11111eu yet? No Bonnie . Agar This st11ement WH hied wllll the County Cieri\ of Orenge Counl'( on 0111212001 2001118517114 Daoly Pilot Jan 18. 25 Feb 1, 8, 2001 Th598 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Of 8UU< SALE (UCC Sec. 8108) Eaaow No 23782-MW NOTICE IS Hl!.REBY GIVEN that I bUlk Mlt la eboUt IO be mecle. .The name(•) and businels eddr'Mt(ll) of Iha lliler(•) ,.,.,. JUICE rT UP ANAHEIM HlllS, U.C., 61170 E. SANTA ANA CANYON ROAD, ANAHEIM HILLS, CA 92I07 Doing bullneM H : JUICE rT UP, mo E. SANTA ANA CANYON ROAD, AHAHE.IM HIU..S, CA flt07 All octler bualMN nemt(•) and lddt911(n) Used by the Nli.r(a) witnln the peat ltll'M yura. as tl&ted by Iha teller(•). la/are: HONE The loc:a11on In c.tllomla ~::erv: 16520-4 R°'f!~~!;!> BLVO., IA.100, IRVINE, CA t:zt14 The name(•) end bullrlesa ~ ot the ~t) lalw.; NICOLE ctfbt. Ha1 CENTRAL AV!., "3, OARDEH OltOVE, CA ttlU The ..... being tlold .,. ~ de9crt>ed u . AU. FURNITURE, ~RES. IQUIPMl!NT AND F'RANc.4111! ltlOHTS and tt'e loc:ai.d et JUtC£ rT UP, 11170 I . IANTA AHA CANYON ltOAD, AHAH1!S11 HIU.S, CA 92I07 The bulk .... It lnlendtd 10 by ~II fl!I °"'°' rA ! OllCOVIRY llCltOW COMf'AHY, Tm C&HTVt AW., ITI. ..o, HUHnHQTOH HACH, CA t2M7 Ind .... ~ .. dtllll It 02 l'UftUAln' 1001 The bulc .... It Mljtd to ~ Unlllol'rll ~ Code Sec1one1oe2 The neme Ind eddl'9M d .. s-eon .it\ whom c:Mlrnt IMy bl tlld .. DtlCOYPY~ COWNf'(, TTTf CecTUI AYI.. ln'm: 4IO, HU.mN~ UACH, CA 12"7 llld fll .... dey lbr fllnO .,.. by Inf o'ldMor ... o.otNMUMY ••• wttlcfl .. .. ~., ....... .. .. ......, ... .. ~---OellacS; • CJCCD9a lllOO .MCa " ..,.. NWIDll NLLa. U.C. IY1 LAMY llD01\ WAGU ~ PCT8 """'°"' llACMll:OITA a.IA CMLY l'LOT U ~1111 - ~" -~~--.. FletKJoua IUe!nHI Hime ltMetMnt TN lolloWl~it .,.. doing u: &enn.r BWldln, lnC (~, 1590 Adalnl Ave., t180G, ~ Mftt, CA 92828 Mtk·O (CA), 1590 Adam• Avt'J. #1808, COCll& M-. '-'A 02828 Thie butlnt11 11 oon- duc:ltd by • QOtPOftllOI\ Have you 1tar1ed do<ng bualnHI yll? VH, N,ovarnb•r 27, 2000 Mak.O Donald R 0Hth· •raoe. PrMidtnl , Thia t11ttm4111 WU fu.ti wilt! th• Coumy .Qltllc of Orange County on 01/0~00I 200111a1oeo Dl.lly PlloC Jen 1 1. 18. 25, Fw. 1, 2001 IM57 FlctJtlou• BuaJnesa Name Statement Tht lollowlng pa™>ttS 118 doing bullntM .. Balboa Merine foiard- ware, 701 112 E 8aJboa Blvd .. Balboe, c~ 92661 Shawn McGregor, 703 l/2 E Balboa Blvd BalOO. 92661 Thll l>ullnHI It con· ducted by '" indMdual Have you atar1td doing busln4159 y9'? No Shon McGregor Thi• •tatamtnt WU ftled with th• County Ctalll of Orange Cou,,ty on l 2122/2000 2000H50009 Oatly P1to1 Dec 28. 2000 Jan 4 11, 18, 2001 Th525 Flctttlou1 Bualneu N1me Stat erMnt TM lollowlng pereon1 are doing buelneu ea Human Aeeource Col· ltoU11e, 25602 Alicia Parkway. Sult• 304, l..IQuna l1Ul1 92653 Waller Wtlng, 2404 l·L Holiyo.k AllSO Voeio. CA 92656 Thia buliMll II con- ducted by an lndl\lldual Hava you ttuted do<ng buSIMll yet? No Welter Wong This a1a1ement waa ftted with the County Clertc of Orange County on \2J22/2000 2000411150007 Dally Piiot Dec 28, 2000. Jen 4 11. 18, 2001 Th527 F1ctltlou1 Bu1lne11 Name Statement Tile following peraon1 are doing buelnese u : 0 & A Kanlng, 9695 Adams Ave . Huntlnglon Beech, CA 92646 Frenklln La1bll'1, Ill 9695 Adam& Ave .. Hunt· 1ngton Beach. CA 92646 This busmeu It con· dUcled by an lndlvtdual Halle you sllrltd oomg business yet? No Franklin Lelbel1, Ill This stattl'll9nt was filed w11h the County Clerc o1 Orange County on I 2J2212(XX) 200041850001 D11ly Pilot Otc 28, 2000 Jan 4 11. 18. 2901 Th524 Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 Name Statement The following pereona are dalng busfneas as Allegro. 1823 West Bay Ave., Unit A. N!f· pol'1 Beach, CA 92e&3 John David Grafmtn. 1823 Weat Bay Ave Untt A. Newpot Beien. CA 92663 This bu11neae 1a con- dua1ed by. an lndlvtdual Have you alaned doing bu&lneee yet? No John Gralman This sta11men1 was filed with the County Clari< of Orange County on 12·26-2000 200C>el50213 Deilv Pilot Oec 28. 2000 Jan 4. 11 18, 2901 Th536 Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 Name Statement The lollowlng ptreons are doing bu9IMU u S.•ma 563 Traverse Or , Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Ntelc Ngoc Nguyen, 563 TrllVlllH Df Coete Mesa, CA 92626 Thia buslneea It' con· ducted by: an lndl111dual Have you 11111ed doing bullneH yet? Y11. December 15 2000 Nldl Ngoc Nguyan This t111ament wH hied wrth lh• County Cllftl of Orange CounfY on 12/2912000 2000fll50411 Delly Pilot J11n 4 11, 18, 25, 20()1 Th542 Fictitious BualntN Name Statement Tha folk>~ pereon1 .,. doll1o ~ u Tero!. 424 Samerd St , Cot1a Mesa CA 92e27 Performance lnfonna· llOn & Technology, lnc .. (Nv), 3540 w -Sahlra A\11 . Lat Vegu. NV . 111102 . ft\lt bullnttt 11 con- ducted by • oorpOtallOn Have you atart•d dOlng buelrlMt Vf/17 No Perl0tmanc. lnfortnl· 11on & r ec:hnology, 1nc Cynrhl~ 0 -'Nttttl, Prt1ldtnt Thia lltatement -• flied Wfttl the County Ct1111 of °'111118 County on 12129/2000' 200otU0411 ~Piiot Jin 4, II, 18, ~1 001 FlcdUoua a...m.. ...,.,. . ...,.,. TM IOllorw1nCI pettont .,. cbng ~ .. J~KO, 15 T~ Dr.. IMne. CA 82tft Jucltth A. Hiii, 15 Tl/'OtlO ()f , !Mfle, CA 921118 Samlr Naaraool, 115 T anoek> Or , IMl'l4t, CA 821118 Thia butlnut ,. con- duettd by IOlnl' vefllUra Have you 11111ed doing ~ ylll? No J A. Hill Thie tlattmtnt we· filed wUtl Iha Couf\t1 Clt!k of °'atlOt Cot.trtt on 12/29r.l000 iOOONll!Mtt Delly Pllol Ja11. 4. 1~ 2l!, 2Q01 Fktltlou. '5Utlne11 Naroe Ststement The loilow!ng Plf'IOlll .,. doing bullnett .. JBS Oeatgn, 19e4 Anaha4m Avenue. ea.ta Meta, CA 92627 J1nn1l1r Benning Siemon. 1964 Anaheim A111nu1, Co111 MtM, CA 92627 Thia buelneea 11 coo· ducted by an lndlvldulll Have you 1t1r1td doing buelrlllt yl4? No Jennifer 8 Siemon Thia etlltmtnt wes flied Witll lht Coonty Clttl< of Orange County on 12129n<:JOO 20008850413 Dally Pilot Jen 4 11, 18, 25, 2001 !hM§ Flctltlou1 BuelM11 Name Statement The lollow;ng pereona are doing butlnesa-u Brea Dental Group, 503 E. lmperl1I Hwy .. er ... CA 92821 Maged G Zakhary, 98-41 8ranlwood Or . Cowan Height•. CA 91705 MaoOY W Gad. 12252 La -Mirada Blvd., La Morada, CA 90638 Thia butlMH It con· d\ICled by oo-peMtll Have you 1t11ted ~ bueloesa yet? No Maoed G. Zakhary ThTe alltament was hied with Iha County Cltlk of Orange County on o 1/05/2001 2001811510119 Dally Piiot Jan 11. 18. 251 Feb 1. 2QOI Th549 Flctltloua Bu1lne11 Name SUltament The following pe11on1 are doing buelneu as: Ptrsonally Suited Wardrobe 0.11gn, 3001 Aedhll Ave , Sta 4·217. Costa Meaa CA 92626 C11en Beth Crum Cameron, 247 Lugon11 St , Newpor1 Beech. CA 92663 Thia bualneaa la oon· ducted by. an 1nd1V1doal Have you started doing buslneea yel'I Yes 11/2000 Caren Cameron TlllS sta11men1 w11 filed Wiit! lht Coonty Cieri\ o4 Ortnge County on 12/22/2000 2000H5000 Daily P1101 De<: 28, 2000, Jen 4. 11. 18, 2001 T'h53Q Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 Name Statement The lollowtnp peraont are doing bu"""8 IS Komar AYllllOn Gfoup 19301 Campus Ortv•. Santa Ana. CA 92707 MacAlr, Inc. (Alaska), 23 Corporete Plan, Suite ~47. Newport Beach, CA 92660 This buslneu 11 con· ducted by II OOtl)Ol'abon Have you etarted doing but1nta1 yet? Yes, 112/00 MecAtr, Inc Arn Aotllhebergar, Vice Prelldent Th1& 1111tment was filed with 1111 County Cletl< of Orange County on 01/05/2001 2001H51082 Daily Polo! Jan 11, 18, 25, Feb. 1, 2091 Th55§ Flctlllou1 Bu1IM11 Name Statement TMe following partont are doing bullneN ti Shell• Horowitz • Doctor of Naluropathic Medicine Altematlve Health Centi!, 45 MaM St , IMM, CA 92612 Sheila El1ztbtlh Horo- Wltz, 45 Mann SI ltWlll, CA 92812 This buslMSI is COO· ducted by an lndi~ Have you 11111ed doW1Q ~ v•? No Shella E Horowitz Thi• '1te1em•nt WH llled with the County Cltrtc of Orange Councy on 12/2912000 2000ll$oqt Deity PlloC Jan 4, 1 I, 18, 26, 2001 IM+! Flctltloua 8u.lna1 Name St.t•ment The followlng peraona Ire doing butiilttl at'. Pro Lab Phot()Ol lj)t\y S.t\'\cet. 186~ Aston SttMt. IM'ot. CA t2t08 Jamee M &oyte, t'N Oak. eo.te MMe, CA 02t27 Thia buwleM .. oon- duettd by Ill lndllllcliet foiava you ellrt•d dOlng bualntlf yet? v ... Jeonuaty 2. 200! .an-M 9oylt Thlt 9ltttmtn4 ... ltltd wld'I "" COunty ~!~ Col.rtlY I001Ml1011 Ollfy Plot Jin ,, • ' •• 2A. flt>, t 2001 IMS F'Jctlttoue lu•lnn• Name atnement The lollowltlli '*'°"' .,. doing~ ... DlamondLot ool'I\, 3100 NrW'/ Allt , tt1t, ()alt.a ...... CA l2eae ROM Dla1!bi1ll'llJ, lnC • (CA) ~~00 Airway AWi , ~· ~· Colla MtM. This (>\jtlntM I• OOtl-~fd .~, • oorporatlon "4av• you etar1td o n~ bllalnen ytt? .., .. 11101t2000 ROM ()latnbllllng, Inc Aklhard Wolvanon. fh'"ident Thia 1111.ment "!U fifed with th41 COlll\l'f Cle/It of Ortng• c.ounty on 0 t /06/2001 200181510 .. Dally Pllol Jin 11. 18, 25, Fep. L 20()1 002 ·F1ct1tlou1 Bu1lne11 Name Statement Th& followlog J*tOl11 .,. doing butii-. u Febr1catore W11t, 1779 Whittler Av• , Colll Mt1111, CA 92827 ) Rey Torrey, 357 Et1hll St., Cosla Meaa, CA 92627 Thi• bullMU It con· ducted by .,, lndowiu.i Have you 1t11tad doing butlneu yet? Vea JI!'/ 1991 Ray Torrey Thi• 1tattmtnt WIS filed with lh• Cou,,1'( Cieri\ of Orange County on 01/0~001 20011111510511 Dally Piiot Jan 1 1. 18 25, Feb I, ?OQ1 Th~59 Flctltlou1 Bu1lnea1 Name Statement The lollowtng penont are dQlng buelnan u M1iln• AcctHOrtH, 1779 Whlltltr Av• , Costa M811, CA 92627 Ray Torrey, 357 Either St Cot1a Meta CA 92627 Thi• bu••MH II con· ducted by an ll\dill1dual Ha\le you started doing bu11neu yet? Ves, Mey, 1993 Rey Torrey This statement w91 filed woth the County Clttl< of Orenge County on o l/0512001 20011111111055 Dally Polo( Jan 11 . 18, 25, Feb 1, 20()1 Th56Q Flctltlou1 Buslneu N1me Statement The fotlOwlng persons ere doing buafneu as Eaayloan2001 com. 3710 S Bear St . UM 0 Same Ana CA 9?704 Tim Hung111o1d, 3710 S Bear St Untt D Santa Ana CA 92704 Ths bllsinesa 1s con· ducted by 1n tnd•'lldual Have you ataned domg buaonese yet? Yea, 01101/2001 Tlrn Hungerford Thll a1a1emen1 was filed w1tll the County Cieri\ of Ortnge County on 01/0512()() t 200111851053 Dally Pilot Jan II 18 25, Feb 1, 2QOt Th561 Fictitious Bu1lneu N1me Statement The IOllOW1ng persons are doing business BS Comer Otf1ce, -sao Anton #201 Costa Mesa CA 92626 Neo1nn11y Entarpro'ea Inc (CAJ. 580 Anton 8' 1201. Costa Mesa CA 92626 This buSJness is con- ducted by a corporation Hive you started doing bu1llleu yet? Yes. 8/01/00 Neolnnoty Ent Frank McNaughton Treasurer Tilts s111ement was filed with tilt County Cle<tt of Orange Counl'( on O 1/0512001 200181510511 Dally Pilot Jan t 1. 18, 25. Feb L 2001 Tt\563 Fictitious BualnHs Name Stltement The lollow1fl\1 person• are doing bu1111tu ts Jeckaon Designs 15 Hiiisborough, Newpol'l Beach, CA 92660 Susan CllerH Jae!\· eon, 15 Hllleborough Newpol1 Buch, CA 92660 Thia buslntsa Is con- ducted by an 1ndMdual Hava you 1tart1d doing bu1lntas yet? Vea. I /20J'9e Susan Cti.ree Jack· eon ThlS fllltm1nt WH hied with th, County 0.111 of Orange County on 01/0512001 2001HS1059 Dally Ptlol Jen 11, 18, 25. Fib 1 20QI Th550 Aetltloue 8u•lnea1 Name Stat•ment The foilOwlng pt(tonl Ill doing buslnM& IS Slgnm1111r. 3033 8r11tol Strtat, SUl1t L, Colla Mell. CA 92826 Arlbey, Inc (CA), 800 Panorama Aoed, Full· tnon, CA 8'2831 Thie bullneM la con ~ by ~ eotpOrlllotl Have you •larltd doing buslnt.. y11? YM. 111101 l\rabey, Inc . "'" NllyUflUkltn. p, .. 10.,,, Thia lllatem•nt w11 tlled wlfh the County Clerk of 0re-,.._......, on 01~r _.,, 200t ... 10h ~ Plat Jin 11, 1a. 25, ftP 1, 200 I Tt)»S I Flctttlou. 8u11neu Name ltatement ~~:" Para nal 'f ouch ~ 11'102 lflllne IMS .. I:* 202. Tutllrl. CdtonU t:l7IO RicNtd Otorot "°" den, .II" 632 H *'°' St, MlllWll. Ca11omM t2801 Thil IMllwl II con. ~l>it' . ..,~ ttan ri?IJ-14 q •,.:...,., o.o::' J:. ~JI----.... ......... ~ QM c4 Orll'Gi CCutc; Oii 01G'X01• llt1 ... ,., NG& oMI\. I ' I I. Doily Pilot .-........ ~ _. • I ... -A • Alllt... • Frc11tlou• lutlnua Flctltloue Busi.,. .. Namt ~ Name ••ment The followfl10 peraont TM IOllO'lring l)tlton1 lft dolllO bulil!Mt .. are dolnO ~ u Hlyclen Enlllronmet\· CcwitullJnll On Demand ~ 1~ ::nauc': r,: ~cl:e:~ 1: 92f27 Atut Ahuja, 1 765 HEI COtl)OfabOll (CA), Anahtlm Ave 111 1805 Panlnt1.1l1 Place, Co.ta M--. CA m27° Cotta Mtu, CA m27 Th11 bllllnt" le con 1"" bull,,... it con-duottd by· an lndMOual dUCttd by' a corporation H•v• you etarted Have you tllfled doWIO bualnMI yet? No dOlng buelntU yll? AIUl Ahuja Yee, 1121m Thll statement wu HEJ, Inc fil4MI with 11\f County Chrit Hayden, Prell-Clerk of Orange County dent on 01/0Qt2001 Thie alattment wH 200141151418 flied woth lhe County Dally Pilol Jan 11, t8 Clerk ol Otfll\gt (ioo11IY 25, F •. 1. 2901 T!!570 on 01112/2001 ioo111151740 Flctltloua 8u11ne11 !>eNy Plkie Jen 18. 25. Ntme Statement ft!:> 1, 8. ?OQ1 Ui&ei The foltowlng p11aona .,. <Icing buWllla a1 Flctltlou1 BullMH Metro H11tth Group Name Statement 2580 Fordham Costa Th& folloWlng persons Mata, CA 92626 art dOlng bullnete u . Dalt Edwards 2~ Paclflc l1land Toole. Fordham, Cotti Mue 17702 Irvine Blvd , CA 92626 #202, Tuatln. CA 92780 ·This bull/IHI It con- 0an11 I P tr• z ducted by In lndMdual Pacheoo 1no2 Irvine Have you aterted Blvd 1202. Tuatln, CA doing bu11nt11 yet? 92780 Yee. t2/01/95 ThlS bullMll II oon· Dale Edw11d1 ducted by 1n 1ndMdual Th11 1111emen1 was Have you 1tar1td filed with 1111 County doing buslr*I yet? No Clerc of Orenge County Danttt Perez Pacheco on 01112/2001 Thl5 11111m1nt WIS 20018151737 filed with 1he County Daily Pllot Jan 18 25. Ctertc ol Orange County t"'-'"""'...:.1....,.,.....,,,a..:.1_~58:it..:7 on 1-12-2001 200111851743 Flctltlou1 Buslneas Dally Piiot Jan 18, 25. N1me Statement Feb 1, 8, 2001 Th590 Tha following person~ a re doing bultneu 111 Fictitious Bu1lne11 Aquamenn Pool & Spa N1me Statement Spec111t1t , 8627 The lo!loWl"!l person• 8roollhurst St 1113 are doing bu11nen u Fountain Valley CA A) The Orchid Club 92708 B ) Graen Syettme In· Gregory John Col· ternatlOllel, 20362 811ch eman, 9648 Raven Cir· St . NeoNp0!1 Beach. CA cle, Fountain Valley CA 92660 92708 Richard Anton Thi• busmen 11 con· Monerty 20362 Birch ducted by en tndMdua St , Newport Stech. CA Hive you ata11eo 92660 Oolng bulllltSI yet? No Thia bu11neu 11 ~· Greg John Coltman duc1ad by an tndMdual Tlll9 1tatement wds Have you atarted flied with the County doing buelneu yet? C1er11 of Orang• County Yet, 1975 on 01/0912001 Alcherd Mo1111rty 20018851404 Th11 s1a1ament w11 Dally Piiot Jan 11, 18 filed wrtll th• County 25, Feb I , 2901 Th580 Cieri\ ol Orange County on 01 1212001 Flctltlou1 Buelneu 20018151734 Name Statement Daily PllOt Jan 18. 25, The lollow•ng perSOf'~ Feb L 8. 2901 n1592 are doing buS!ness as Curves tor Woman Fictitious Busln•H 1525 Meae llorde E Name Statement #209. Cosla Me!Ml CA The tollowlng peraont 92628 are doing bu11Mas as Katherine K Stilwell Ammcor l 2922 Har· 704 '12 Merigold C:O.ona !>« Blvd •981 Garden oot Mar CA 92625 GrOV'e CA 9284-0 This t>usoness ,, con- Assoc1a11on Manage-ductfld by an lrld•\lldual ment & M11n1tnance Have you sta11e1 Corporation (CAJ. 12922 doing bust11&SS yet? No Harbor 811/d . •981 Gar· Kathenne K Stol.,..ell den Grove. CA 92840 This statement was This busoneas IS con· liled wllll tMe County ducted by e eo<porallon Cieri\ ol Orengo County Have you 1111ted on 0110912001 doing l>usonass yet? No 200111851394 Assocoahon Manage· Daily P110t Jan 11. 18 mtnt & Mamttnance 25 Feb 1. 2901 Tll575 Corporation This atatement wH Flctltlou1 Buslne11 hlesl w11h 1he County Name Stat1ment Clertc ol Or1ngo County The following pers~s on 01/12/2001 are doing business as 200181151735 a) Ruggo com. Daily Pilot Jan 18. 25. b) Auggo. 1963 Church Feb 1, 8, ?901 Th593 '51 . Coste Mesa CA 92627 Actltlou1 Bu1lnH1 Ausaall Miller 1963 Name Statement Churct'I St Cos111 Mesa The to11o...,ng parsons Cehlomta 9~627 118 dOonQ bUS<l'IOSS u TMIS buS•fWlH " con Wl!hon Your 5111 521 duded by an 1nd1Vl<)ua Baypo1ntt Dr Newport Have you llarted Beech, CA 92660 dOonQ Mll\859 yet? No Ira M Israel 521 Bay Russell Miller pointa Or , Newport This statement wa~ Beiteh: Ca 92680 llled wltll Ill• Counly This bu11neea 11 con· Clerk of Orenga County dueled, by en 1ndMduat on 01/09/2001 Have you started 2001111513911 doing bus1ntss yet? Diiiy Pllol Jari 11 18 Yes 0111)11()1 25 Feb 1, 2QOI Th57t' Ira M lsra111 This S1atemen1 was Flc:tftlou1 Bualneu filed woth "'' County Name Statement Cler1f of Orange Counl'( The lollowlfl\1 person• on 01112/2001 ere doing bu1111tas, es 200tH51749 Llmozone, 20412 Dally Pilot Jan 18, 2S, Cypresa St •B. Newporl Feb l. 8, 20Ql T'h594 8e&ch. CA 92660 GtoHrey 0 Klasing Flc1ttlou1 Bu1lne11 20412 Cypr111 SI •B. Name Stltement Newpo11 Buch CA The fOl!o'N'ng pat'aoos 92660 are oomg buslnell aa Thia bu11ness 11 con Crtsl Cleaner•. 134 dueled by an ondMdual W MacAnhur Blvd Have you •tarted Sarna An• . CA 92707 doing buSIM.. yet? No Fires Aldayyet. 318 Oeottrey 0 Klaa1119 Sonoma Alafa, lrvtne, This stetement was CA 92618 filed wltn Illa County This buslneH 11 con-Clerlc of Orange County ducted by an 1ndwldu1J on 01/09l200l Have you 1tar1ed 2001411151420 doing butlnau yet? No Delly Pilot Jen 11 18. • FllH Atdayyat 25, F!t! 25, 2001Th572 Tll1s 1t1tement wu hied with the County STATEMENT OF Clerk ot Ortnge County ABANDONMENT OF on 01116/?00t USE OF FICTITIOUS 2001811519011 BUSINESS NAME Dally Polo(' Jan 18. 25, The followtng partOO(sl Feb 1, 8 20()1 Th595 ha• (have) abendoMd FIC1111oua Bu1lne11 IAI uee <:I !tie f101rt10U1 butlMll namt Name Statement Tiie 1n111tu11, 1526 Th4I lolloWtng pttaooa 8roollhollow 1174 Sama art dolna buslneta as Alie, CA 92705 BBC W111tess. 2204 Th9 F1ctil10u1 Bull· Newport Blvd . Coetp neH n1ma referred to Mese, CA 92617 &boVt wu Nied In Or Bauer Bento Crane ·~ County on 1 '2/22J Inc (CA), 2204 N~ U . FILE NO 81\/d . Cotti Meu, CA 19988n8511$i 02827 Wt b b T 1 u o k 1 Thia buslntN la oon franet»lng, LLC (CA) ducted by a oorp<n*>tl 15211 ~ •1• H&Ye you atarted StrQ AN.. CA 92705 ~ DuelneA )'ft? No Thia butltleet 11 con· Oliuar Bento C11ne, duGled by. UmittO ua Inc bl~IY Co 1<111 0.U« V.oe ~ Webb T ruoka dent Fr~. LlC Thia ttal•ment w11 Stacey Cftne. Mart-i~ with ltlt County ager OM. OI Qtt.ng8 ~ Thlt t111t1111nt wH on Ot/1212001 flied with lM County 2001tut71(1 C1t1!t 01 Or9nge County Ililll'J Ptcl Jwt 111, 25. on O!IOlr.!001 FM? i. 1, 2901 woe 2001 ... 140J ~ "'°' Jan t1, ... 25. e., '0 apo1 Il!5!R I Doily Pilot ORDINANCE HO. 35 AN ORDINANCE OF ntE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE COSTA MESA 8A!li1TARY DISTRICT INCREASING DIR!CTORS COMPENSATION Recltala wtiEREAS. !he Boerd of Olrtctor• have not had an incr.u. In ltle11 compenullon for O.a· trie1 NMce Since l 987 wlltn the day com penutlon waa tn· et•M<I to $100 per day, •nd .r ..... , WHEREAS. In lhoff Y••ra linca lhe oo1n l*\lahOll WU Ml the ~ Commilte9 on local <lovernment hat found lht1 $100 In lG87 II now lhe equivalent ol S83 72 in loday'• dollara; and WHEREAS. SB 15511 (Chapter 86 ol lhe 2000 Stat• ) has now amended Ht1tlh and Setety Code Sec11on 8489 to allow tan11ary Ind tarvtahon drltncl dl- rec1o" to be pro111dtd with lhe ume com- 1>41naa11on H attorded water d11tr1Ct member• Ind WHEREAS. the new leg111a11on now estab ~she• thal the diftcton A l "~I EOllAL HOOS·~· -------OPPOATUNll v HEW HOMES.()pefl Houst Frort1 S27J 990 Pr1•al~ Encla¥e Of 17 Hom"" Only 7 lull• Two-Siy '.Hlrs l All re<1I estate au~ert1s11111 In 1111~ lleWS03l>"r I~ Sllllj;t(t to the Ftderal fair llou~•"Q Ac1 01 1968 as ainennPn wh1th makes •t 1lltqal tQ adverllw any 01ete1enlt ~miutron or d&nm1114t r ~Std on rxe cow re1t1 ion ~r• ~ndoe.10 tam h.1 ~ritus 01 tWhona orro r1 ., •n in1en11on 10 make "'~ such preference hm1lot•u11 Of clrscrtminalion I his newspaptr 11111 not ~now1ngly acrept ~n, advcrllsemenl ltl• rrat esU!e wtucll 's on vo<>Ylton ol Ille W Our ruder• "e .neitby iilormed \/!al dll ct"'9thnos adverMed m tn•\ newsp.lper are ava11.1111~ nn an ~qual OOPOITUMy bJ'>l~ To complain ot d1str1m1 n<1t10n tall HUD loll lree al I 800 424 ~90 ' 1 HOUSESIOONOOS FOR SALE GENERAL ·o~E:STOP Ho~n: Bl'\'I~(; Sl1Pt:~'TORE t.a00.7ZUl57 24 ttn Vntran Rral t.,talr . .. ' EMAIL"~'°"'""" HOMES OF THE WEEK 'ShowcHe Homes - For Sile In Our Sit Reel E8tllte •111ptenient · 1 ~ Adi 9'lit .. $85. DHdllM TUndly SPM Alto.\. Oplr1 _ Hou .. LflllnP Avl. Deldllnt WednHd1y 5PM . "...,_ eo AdvertiH "' ...... LOCAL ... EllMI 8ectlon Cll T~ II LISA RIVERA MN14-UN lllE WILLEY MN?..a.. V.A. SO MOVE.ff FREE Counaafin9 RIEE Liit Of ltolMI HUOIVA REPOS 714-S34-tt00 V*'8rl Rell EllMt EINll: vr99geaonc.com Bil 2c Jft oar Up IO I S05 SQ F1 ~ent 10 Newpurt &.tct1 & Tnangle Square 949 6~ 1440 IN ESCROW E S.O. ~1.. I.le~ l ropto Prome local<OI' Auocl1ttd Really 949-673·3663 •2Br 2.581, T'#nhm S175K e48r 2Ba, l·Story $2!Mk 7l•·2'1·•S32 • Rat!Eslattra net • E SIDE 4br. 2be. eloM to beck bey. Lot NII ovtl l 1' acre wlpool loll of upgr.dnl 3'1 Vi1la Bay1 BY OWNER Wtll Colop wit/I bfokart VRM $660,000 • $675.00 949-548-5758 E Side CM 3br 2b1 1580 af. 6500 R2 comer lot below 17111 247 KNOX ST OPEN SA TISUN 12-4 $449.900 ~Owner Mt-27&-nes 26 HOUSESICONDOS FOR SALE LAGUNA HJGUEL 38r 281 1< 9"' AV pitt1ung &rber tarpel nad an l~e re< t\Sed rghls lhru-oul n!'.. ••• $ l()()k "' •419flOl.5 SJ99I( JS!! ~9-6 73-4883 $149,500. 1 Br I 81 Otean .-condo Kathy Porte• Prudenltal Cal<! Alty 949·219-9711 LAGUNA NIGUEL Prt".llg!WS view localton "'ii ocean beacl1es New s 100 JI custom nome built .. 1t1 al\d ooia,1 For mew• 1'11 caJ T nman IUllty ""' 949-'19>5'420 Pne. $2,295.000 32~ FOR 8AL£ NEWPORT BOCH S371,000 38R. 1 BLOCK TO BEACH ANO BAY AGENT 9'9-7"-8120 Oceanfront C8pt Cod Rart Ooub4e L04 A!!!!!I 949-723-8120 NEW CUSTOM HOME W1t1rfront $749,000 AQtnt 94i-723-8120 NEW HOMES Ad~t to Newpor1 Seech & Triangle Squara. 94 MSG-1440 Utt.II Uquldellon Value Peiabal 58r Baek bay VltW 7687 ft Estate wlpool & lflt. S l 495 000 Call Patrick TlllOle, agt 949-856-9705 lfOO ISLE T 11d1llOl\ll Home -lal 50IAheln 8JlPOSlft J8r 381. 11/C UC l'f'1tm 2c gal Olftftd 81 SI l!IS,000 Btl GMlllY Aeallot11 9•9-67S-S16 l PRIME ESTATES • Lota & Ocain Vlewtl C.11 Petrick Tenof9 Agent 94MSM705 MonlcaAugglerl.com 949-30CMe00 OPEN SUN 12-4 2107 Windward Ln ~ NorUI 48r Ule ..,.. kltdlefl. lloftW ""' c:. '·O::..~~ :i...,, .. ,,. may be paid a tum IQIJll IO tilt ~ of the lul ~ -• 5"1. adjuttmenc tor eacf'I year ltlerealttr. ind WHEREAS, the new law rtquirH lt\jlt In· er••-bt lmpoeed by o~ tJtar • PIJ>lic heiring Is notictd lo ac· cordance wrth Govern· menl Code SeC11on 606CI, and WHEREAS. the Dia trrcl Clark hat adviMd the Boerd !NI lht ap propnara nouca haa been given 1n ac cordance Wllh Govern· mant Coda Section 8066; and WHEREAS, Ille 1011 g1ner1lly PRIME ESTATES Lota & Ocean V1ew1! Call Patrick Tenore Agent 949·856·9705 180 NEWPORT OFFICl' CONDO I bloc~ to Hoaq Holptlal 'J64 sq h eno uni exlra\ Agent Prudential C;i Rual~49·548-90~ 85REAL ESTATE WANTED looking for 1 B1lbo1 llland Ho<;se N-.1 10 boy as ~oon as possible Call 94~7~ 104 APTS BALBOA -iSLAND Large l Br ,. .. ews nriw ...llpel & l'oonng ~ ..... '" r'OMI aw "d $t551Mmo u1 ~ pd n pets smkg 9'9-673-2706. 105 APTS BALBOA PENINSULA Furnished 2Br. 2Ba. Ip, ht e11,ngs deck w 0 ~ 6mo OI '(tty $220()' mo • dep MH75-6534 many houri In Midi lln- gle day In wtllctl they rancler MMoe tor the dittnct and WHEREAS, Iha Board doe• hereby determine to 1ncr .... cliredor oom- penaallon In accor~ wllh Iha alalutory ICht!ne and to prollldt thel tht 1nort1HI wlll nol 00 lnlo eltaot for IMxty (80) dayt hereafter"' In accordanee wllh the 118.tutory mandala, NOW TH!;REFORE. the Board of Olractor• of the Coetl Mtsa Sanitary Olstnc1 dotle hereby ORDAIN aa lollowl Sacl lon 1. That ~ 301030 ol lh• Dtttnct Oparatlonl Code i1 amended to rt1d WINTER SPECIAL 2BDRM 2BATH ~ I 100 sf AptrtmlOI home nestled 111 a woooeo oornmur.ty near F llSl'toon Island w Cl9fJ" lulchen larqe master 5'Jlle ~ storage overs11e pa!fl & balcony From SI 535 888·219-0H• "Secljon 301.030 Com-pentallon Purauant to Ille PtcMlionl of Health and Selety Coda Section 84811, com- penaa_Uon ii NI for MCl"I day'a attandance •l a Boatd meeting, or for t1ch day'• aervic. 11 rendered a.a a director II 1M requetl of lhe Board, Iha IUITI of $ 170 00 par day. not 10 •l!CMd • '°" tat of IOI days In any calendar month The Board member •hell 1lt0 be entttltd lo hll rauonabW ex~ n- cldent thereto • Section 2. In ac· cordanoe with Govern· ment Code StC11on 84811, ea amendtd by Cl\aplar 88 cf Ille 2000 BLUFFS TOWNHOMES lb< • tamrm 10 E p1ao Bay View S2895imc. 41>< 2 5ba like ne"' 52495 ~9-632-6-489 UOO ISlE 28R 29A I p .menor courtyaro 2 w gar no pets S2800mo 831 • 484-1835 Of 949--7 I &-2733 Q1ttd beeut smgle Slory 2br 2ba detadl hse 2-<; gar new !tlelc1p\/pa1nt/w1ndow HP Hligllta kTVl'lac br 2be tvnng $2200 949-78'>-12\9 gat Wb qu.el lot ()pe<1 Blulft Dat11ng Townhomt S4Jri 10-• 361 •8 lapellt 38r 1 58a l\IC8 condition lJI $1800 949-53H807 Sl900mo Bart>Ara San- greret1 Rltr 9'9-64•·0195 154 HOOSESICOlllOS FOR RENT BAL.80A ISWID Ukt new. 3br 3bt. formal dinrm, shared gar191 & WO. 111111 now .upper duple•. nf belt. S2500fmo. Aat MM7:J.-40&2 3Br 2B1 HM at Newpot1 Sholes S1ep6 to bctl. lr19 tp, 2-c gar wd Ilk-ups pabo5 $2800 access to ClUb pool, 1ems 9'9-721 8'22 Bayfront 2br 281 Condo lrdO Pe111nsula area Walk 10 .beach shops. theater VII"'' S2 7SO. Mo Debby Evans. agt ~g. m-2n3 1920'1 Rtttoftd Victorian 2br 2ba lg ~vldin. grmt krt. mrt>le cntrs, all hdwd 1111. WIO. iaz IT$lr II.ti. ll• IC yd. Vec:.tlon 8tee1t Rtn1af 2 & 2 c gar $2850 949-422~ l 52 3Br 2Ba spacoous deluxe HARBOR AREA condo lutly tum St19' IO bch, 2c !JI! 94~7>7t30 Cumnt Y•rty lNMI Bill Grundy, Relltor 949-67$~ 161 __ .. _II "9E--11 w--11 ..... Te•lf w ... I =.•·oo.1:t11C:..:':::: ;•:;u~ ~~~da~ =·~ai:~~ t• 11.rty (GO) dtyt aft~ lhtfeol and lhll IN in-IDst ooe w"k alter It a r9QW11 in.et.no enactmtnl v.ildrly ol any pt11 or publicat.on thet90t. held on lht Sealotl 3 Should eny prOVISIOO ,.,.reol lhad PASS ED and l Ith day of January pen. delJN or MCCJOn of net lfl any way ·~ lhe AOOP'TEO lNI l 1111 day 2001 by tilt follow.no thlt Ordinance be de-vahd1ty or ento1cemen1 ol ~ 2001 vote dared by erry Coul1 of of lht ram•in1ng /ti .Artflur R. Peny, AYES: Attene 8cMfw, competem jurladio1lon to provi1100, ol lh11 Or· Secretary Oreg Woodtlde, be Invalid. !tie ramtlnlng dlnanc;e iha1 may atand /ti Ari-Schafer, Ar1hUt., Peny, provlllon1 of lhll Or on the11 own Prtaldent Jim f«tymen, dtn1nca 1h1ll nevtr Sectlon 4 Puu;uanl to STATE Of Dan Worthington 1t1t1ete be and remain tn HHlth and Safety Coda CALIFORNIA) NOES: ful force and eflact and SetllonJ 6490 and COUNTY Of ABSENT: the Boerd ol Dlrectort ol 64111 3 Ille Clerk lh1ll ORANGE) SS ABSTAIN: the Coa1a Meas SaMary c:auM l"'8 ordi~ or CITY OF IN WITNESS 011tr1ct of Oranpe ' IUt!llNry tt>e<eol lo ~ COST A MESA) WHEREOf I i.va rtere- County, Calllorn1a pubhahed rn a na1><1 I, JOAN REVAK. CltO. unlO Ml my lland ooct •' hereby decl11es lhat paper ol general corcula of the Costa Mata SaN tiled the •eel c.I tha each and flllt!V eacuon. hon pnnted 4nd pub· tary 01alrlct, hareby Cotta Mt.. Sanr11ry clauM, provision or par1 ll&hed 1n tile Otsmct ac · cart1ty that the Otstnct, this 11th dJy of of thla Ordinance would cording 10 law and 1t above and loregotng January, 2001 have been adooted and lhall lake 1Hec1 upon Ordinance No 35, wa1 Ill Joan Revak, Clerk made a pell cl lhit Or· tht eJtptrallOfl ot llxty duly and regularly of ttlt eo.tl Meea Sen- SPACE FOR LEASE DESIG /SA'-~llGI 1·.L l'L1~\ • ;\:t·.\\POlfl BE\C ll One at 883 sq. ft. md one at 2015 sq. ft. . 2nd floor/Gorgeous ocean view with CacaJina and Balboa Island sunset. WaJlcing discance to Fashion Island. I st floor 1902 sq. ft. Ocean views. 7 offices plus. 2nd floor I 500 sq. ft. Son Miguel view. 6 offices plus recepl oreo (was on executive suite) 1 3rd foor I 62(} sq. ft. Beautilvl offices with tree views, very calm I st foor 367 sq. ft. Small 3 room office Balcony views PlfASE CALL FOR ADDRESS • SOME OF THE TENANTS KINKO'S, FIGGE, MULDOONS, SPA GREGORIES, EDWARDS THEATERS, COAST MAGAZJNE, BOMBAY CO., KMS NOTARIES, THE BRIDE, ELIZABETH BENEFIELDS, EDWARD JONES, DENNIS JACOBSON PLASTIC SURGERY, AND MANY MORE CM 660 Blkar St 1319 By So ¢oul Plaza 300tq!1 S330Jmo 714-641-UOI 94M73--S'94 JOANNA TARPLEY· 949-760-9150 ext. 212 Cell phone 949-230-2688 1448~1 460 MUSaCAl INSTRUMENTS 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES hMy C*tftct •A lul copr of the Op.rauont Code 11 availa~ tor rl'Vlt'* • Iha Otstrlcl Otrtc • olllce n Fa" °""9. "°' Floor. Co.ta Mitta. CelrforNe" Pubhshe4 January 18 2001 Th584 Can't .-m to ~I to •" thoee repair )<>be &l'Ound the~? Let the Cl-.. fted .. rvlc•Dt~ help )IOU ftnd rellnbl• help. I 111! 11111< '"' i.. t "'" J11lt• ~:!-)(I :; Tr1p-)'n11lm·t r-. f l1J.!ht r • u~.u•ri , 111.ai 111..,,.JJ" • llll t. l\u, • hlll U•'W111lfl f IJll(Q.f h fn4 I r.ii+ l'\"ftk. I ..... t ... 1~ I '" 1•f,, II f ,,...,.,.. \t1 ... ... , , ... , ii , .\lllo Ott1lhng Bu11ne11 ~~s ll"aO w1pos11ove prolession.il ~tttllida ana ~IWr> OMV ~ art MF 1 'lCl-4 or c;ia~ a1 se "" ~t-n1~ NEWPORT COAST COC Teact1e.,; ana A• "'~ flJ. ~ • Pa"lllTlt ~II 71 '"J&l.3'87 Rel1ll Heed esp'd Salea Alloe 101 oes1gn•r "oma1> s boutique '" S.t•• Manno P•evoOUi <,a·~ Ill *OIT\ln s tas~1on~ pref~ Fu reo.ume &26-7¥.19392 WANTED THE GALLUP POLL 109 APTS ~ 3bl. 2 fps, quoet area I -1 ~·~=~ CORONA DEL 11AA $2600/mo 9'9-723·1~ 2Br 181 StSOOlmo utls pall:I Fp appro• 110051 1 159~1 For lmmtdlal8 0ccuptncy Two lum d oHce spa<:e5 avlll lot SUI>-~ on Btrdl Chermi119 pnvare 38r 38a St Krtchen, la~ and real COilage, mce yard, newly room $500/mo to1 large painted. Fp, wid. '2150/mo spac;e & $350 lor smaller l>111S ()k_ Ail! 949-718-2721 For del.Us caJ Didi or iWTIQUES Older Style Furnit1.111 PIANOS & Colleroble1 •Survey Phone Interviewer e No Sales, Earn $9-12/hr e Paid Training/Benefits large declt t car 591ce ••••' now 9'9-222·~n~ Ml! lot OlnS Morl-Fndly COflOllA DQ llM spc.,._Spatl 2 Llrge Br'• both wlwalk·1n-elose11. l 58a'a Fp le "81 • speoa, walk to everytNng' S 171151 Mo 949-640-5324 E'SIOE Country Woode Cllarmlng home w/cllr111 18r loft. 21ty, patio, no WM. 3br, 2ba. 991 W 17lh .,..._ tl7S/ltlO. tlO E 21tt St. $1750/mo year lttM MH4s-m• -. .. m.ruo ' I '" ::M? 11: ~·::QES 1 • ..._"' .,,... • r...,... ............ Jf .... $$ CASH PAID SS we BUY ESTATES . ~~ ..... '""'. lOOO's buy sell trade! • Positive Work Environment • Flexible Scheduling •Full and Part-time For further information: (800) 713-2595 mC>VAAE 2Br 2Ba. elllCll 2car garage. very clttn, quiet. CJliel, assoc ,.,.,,.. & pool. galad no pell S2675/ mo Ag!!l! 9'9-759-3797 38t ltcKllt lam rm. Fp, aw. yard & ~ COIMI pool. tPt. glle<I oonwn. 2 c:ai OW $3,SOOMo 94~28 Motel MANAGERS • SPECIAL• S154 00+ tax Wklv !.._.~'*AJI 2361'1\'11 &~ SiMtad on bellAdlAy 1lndlc8ped grounds • FEATURES· 2•·tiou! lobby/Oiracl dl1I phon1s/FrM HBO. ESPN & DttdPool & Jtcuuf. GIJ8S1 '-' It'( Oolt ID 405 & 56 Fwys Mil't IJom 0 C Fllrgtdl ooltgl end bclll W1I~ dlt· tanct to ltlOpl Ind rMlauranta COSTA MESA MOTOR INN 2%77 IW1* INd .,,_ Mttt54140 Le. 1 car gerage kif rent 111 oownlOWl'I HB area Slor.oe arty, "'1vale & secure, $1~5 obo 11•·37 .. 1227 Ive msg 1- I.oat c.t 11125 Hlmllayen matt wht11U.et lips long hair, name WMie Vt01111Y Wilson a, Oran~ CM REW.ARO 94Ml5-l565 S2000 REWAROlll LOST WIDE gold '#tddlnQ btlld. wttll center atone i cer1t aapphlre, hurt 1hapad dlllftOfld• aide, pan. Vicinity BtlbcNr la.- land or 11111 Canyon Orlvt. 949-720-lltt ::649-4922., SOUTIJCOAST AUCTION 2202 So. lllllln St. S...AM.CAt2701 ' • ' -• w 1450 APP!)ANCES I For Saltll 2 ~ Conwnefdll 30lb drfera Orange County Fair Ground, Jan. 20th J~:~·2ist 10am·5pm tex 1--==1 COAST COIN NEEDS OLO COINS! Gold "4ver 11we1ry walelles anllQUlll ool!ecWts ~9-642·9447 lQ& SSS/RECOROSI Jan. A & B Soul Rock etc 501 a sch MIKE 949-64> 7505 ASSIST MANAGER PIT EnhJstallc '""' plaY'f tor sen storage 11'1 Ne...pot1 Beacn 2-'I Day~ ~ "eek dependablfo 5&1111 and mtAll task 949•640-9019 BABYSITTER NEEDED IO< large ltmlly m Al'*> Vt9!0 ltll houstkeep;ng CeM 949-57,-4248 lot mot1 O&la1ls REAl ESTATE ACKNTS FOCUS For A ~ Future We are e~ eno r-i 10 career·1!1411dto kcensad and 10-non·hcensed lt'tte<8518d 11'1 eamng S35 000 $SO 000 Thais~ yt11 Stl 11'4 gtealesl prol5ud 11'1 .... WO<IO-V A Moulfll9 lor No Unll=::::: Time Llndaf Ouelllled 8vy9r'I Ho Carev-No Door Klltddng No Open !tow. I I 71H32-0331 ~ ~~ GAS STOVE/OVEN • • wtiite good oonQllOll. $100 -------Ca• 9'9·5'&-1765 I 72 DOMESTIC I Garage Salt Sal .. M1am C jN.&11t" C"AE TV couch. 11b181 Or'"8• "' ~. $200. n.n-ft ~ ~ & lllllTf ~ "' Wttlt«/Orytr, StscVM_ t9n Port Chtlstl NB EICELLEHT CONOITIOHI BOAT DOCK CREW peraon, bollln11 uper helpful. Apply In perlOl'I I o-2pfll Fri, 'SM. Sun AWJln ~ Come jOlrl 111 on Tuesday ~ 23 0 7 00 PM tnd Item alnJI an ••dlrlO end fW'IOValMt apptoedl IO rttl 9511'" 11111 Call E111111 Fraooso VETERAN RE Movl119 Salt Sat 8 3prn cornar ol Otl1w111 & MtmphO. eox 120. 80l200. a. o11er. "'* .... !80QIIl5-1&97 LAKER 11CUTS (2) Very low. ~ cut. 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INTERESTING 111/NGS TO BUY. rrs ALL 111ERE EVERYDAY IN CLASSIF/Ea 949 641-5678 n . . 1220 ~11~Rm=a1 POLICY In an elfor1 IO otter 1118 best ....._ _ ~ S8Mce pol5tble IO OIX reaO-• nwe8 a ~~u:i 8t:.:i~rs ~;: G= ea:r-ICl't•n·.. 111 1t1e SeMCe C Hier D••ectory to include tlle;r ContrectorJ license Save on oH carpet, number '" tlleu advert'58· . ...l.-1.tlfv, fine rug mtnt VOIJ< co-opet11JOO IS "1""'0 '' Q!Ntly •PP'toated dtoning and repoin. 1 00% sotldoction guoron111. Von mounted equip. or dry dton Since 1987 224 AOOCTIOHS IAEMOOELING FARTHING INTERIORS KWc;littl I Belh I Remodel end Room Adcitlons L 15606 75 . 949-64S-9325 f m BATitAOOMS I HOME flair ' &1h1"b~1. 1(1-glMl'IRf'i°urb1\h f'urr rlJ1n • r rb<>rglass ''"" \ • ShOWt'f\ ( Cl\tnlf.'f' 949-645-7723 GENERAL REPAIRS ,....,._....,..,. ·~AIRMU • PUnl>tng follnS Fie • w ... 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Olbt tool 9'49·246-8657, 91§31 ·•980 AtoZHomt~ Almodellng & AddilJOne On limt & on Budget, Rtl'I l.l650624 714-25 7185 or 949-24M018 .IAG ......,. Bloca • Incle . s.w.. Cone. -~ mil <Mlly wortl Ll7300l8 Guw, Ill's 71!iW114!, L1WIS CONl'lllUCTION ==~~ 714-517.025 1-: \ Bridge By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH NORTH •J A7 AJ86 •9876SJ WF-'n' V.AST UUMS flNG POlNJI chance that five hearu could be Jcfuted. • Q J 7 6 • AK 10 9 5 4 2 4' 95 2 West led the IJucefl of •!*Xi and f:.oi.\t ovc11oolc with 1hc km& 10 rc:rum lhc 1er1 uf dub.. Since ~ wa. 1 Sood ~ibtltry tl\31 WIL\ I inJleton. cJcdlU'Cl' !'Ole With lhc lll;e llfld, in effon to e;tablish 1 club Irick. coocln· ucd with 1hc: queen. West Wt>lc lhc k rng BB East discarded a ap!lde, and clliled with a trump. Declarer <:~I· ly ·nne.~'!Cd· dummy'• seven and. hid lhllt held lhc lrid, there would have been the lldditlonal entry lo the table to c.lllbb~h a couple of club tricb. When Ca5t produced the nine, It Mlt'med as 1f dcclaJer would have to fall beck on Che diamond fine~ 1074J 09 • K J 4 2 • 11) SOUTH •II KOJ 1086,\ Kfl •AQ The btddmf EAST SO mt ~ l'IORTH Decl11ter Jcclded lha1 wukt Willi Aflerclcanng the .ce ofhcvls. South i:umc to h.lnd with 1 club ruff and ran Ill I the lrWTIP' West hid IO hold onto lhc jkk of dubt. so had lO ducard th~ •piides and rwo diamonds IL\ dummy came down 10 lhrec ilia 1nond5. lhs)osmg club bcsns d1'1Card ~d on I.he last round of wmpi.. l)cclarcr ~hod lhc k.ing of diwn0tld\ und then led 11 low duuoond. When WC\t followed to the lie:Cond du1mond wllh the ten, declaier knew th111 We<.1 '1 rcmauung card wa., the ja<.1' Of clubt. IO UUtcad of the fintSliC declarer shot up with the ICC to fell lhu tjllttn. Fhc heans bad und maJc l • ' ,. s ,_ ..... ,_ Opening lead. Queen of • When you have no clear hnc 11vaJI able, 11 oflcn PftY' tu mn your looj ~uu11l\C defender~ might f1nd 11 dlf lku 1 IO hold on lo their key earth. A!> the ca1d~ he live spudeK would have been dcfcatcd only 1wo tnc:U. However, 11 I\ an oW lnJIM'll that the Cive-lcvel belr.lflg\ i.o lhc O(ll'.>OnCflU. <;() we o111n:c wuh WCllt\ dc<.1\100 10 'ICll out, c~peu.illy \m<:c the~ wa' 1 I~ LENLV#~I NEED FINANCIAL HELP? Debt consollelatlon, =I, auto, mortgage '!:{ ·~ 8 We can !!!!! 1 1 a.o&S4 1-:%ml a..11c '"' ~E1'drtc Boll Buld ~ Boat v aid 1986 cellenl condl- bon, ~.950 tMH54-3791. '98 9oM Tr811tr 13ft I lft ll#iglt ult Call be !Md lor Kayak.a alto $400 Call 149-546-6033 • 'te 8olt Trllltr Ufl 1 611 liriglt alClt Cao be used lor K.ay1ka also $400 Cd 949-541-5033 I -~1 Udo Sldt Tie tor sailboat 141 to 6611 and beam 1211 or uno.r. lldt entrance eledl wai.r indd 949-{;73-7677 Sidi Tie '°' 17" Bolt S13 per It wat111/eled, good loc neet Udo Bodge. 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" you hlYe • qull-llon lbolA'1'8 ~ ity of I rnc>Ylf, lino Of ctllllJfltf. cal: PUBLIC VTIUTlES • COMMISION 714-558-4151 LAND ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 1540 JAMBOREE AD 94 .. 203-3333 uxus ES300 '95 green, auto, AC, lthr (P15&8A) 115,1195 South Cout Acura 714-979·2500 Mazde Misti Conv '97 whllt, 5-tpd. AC, fuM pwr (P1488) $10,71115 South CoHt Acura 714-979-2500 Milda Mltta '92 Reel tow mt xw concttion 13049131 sues NABERS 1714 )540-1100 u.tcedlt C.'230 '116 4Dr, cnampegne, 1uto (P1522) S19,995 South COlat Acura 714·179-2500 ~ seosl '99 Rael l>Muty. creme lrll. last year modtf. ctvomtt, new soh top, •Int throughout $17,500 714-751-2414 ......_.. 5eO S£C 'tt ~.,..._, .,,, ptMcl cond, ,.. .... Uy loedtd sun-tool $tSOOOIObo "°" .... eo-6032 home IMMoeC).102t Nluan Altlma GXE '99 auto, full pwr, low ml (P1413) $13,495 South Coalt Acura 714·979-2500 ~~~ DIMN•Mwa':; CllNlltCI ftCIAWT lWllDY P\.UMllNG 949-645-.2352 -.. Doily Pilot OlclMlobllt Cltn '93 ve. llAO. U01111nt conot1on (357815) 131&8 NABERS (714 )540:!100 Oldllftobll Cutllu 'ti ve. Low rnilll. '"" r911111 (335443) $t2.188 NABERS I (714)540:!100 PASSAT GLS WAGOff: '01 122,518 (2 .. ttslt Driotl 1 £0042e4/1 E0324$7 lulury oc*ll. llloy ..... llcKenna -vo1111w"°" 118-541.OS17 PASSAT GU, 2001 ... (2 .... priol) 1 '°°'nm P001540 l.Alllllr. Ill, alloy ..... MdC9nna YolUwlfOO Ul-541.()517 PASSAT SEDAH '2001 Sll.418 (2 11 11111 !Nb) 1P00118511P0171$8 ~ eound 1ys1tm Mc:Ktnlll Volktwegon Ul-541.0517 BMW 7400 'M 75K ml. mld- nlgtll bkJt, 1111 ttnr CD books show•oom cond mu11 let lo apc>rNte $17.ll!IS OCPA 81(5 Vin 1215627 949-586-1888 VOLVO 850 Tud>o '16 651< mo Peal1 wtN omieai llht moon-roo4 CD beaut1lul ong oood $15.995 . OCPA BKS Vin 14217768 949·586· t 888 528la '98 4.dr, "'9mlum Sound (W43868) ~.895 STERLING BMW Newport 8Nctl 94M4s-5900 1-· ~gJ Ctlh S CMh S In I ftlll'llfl Arty ruonlng car or truck '8S·'99 grouse pollulers ecoepted. 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