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Home My WebLink About2000-01-26 - Orange Coast Pilot• .. I t I ' ' SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CO/Nv\UNITIES SINCE 1907 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2000 School r ___ gs ·are both bitter _and sweet J • • Andersen Elementary is tops in county, while some Costa Mesa schools rank near bottom in statewide ratings Tuesday. The new Academic Performance lndex (APJ) ranking system was mandated by Gov. Gray Davis' Public Schools Accountability Act of 1999 and ranks each pubbc school based on student performance. 1 ,, AT A GLANCE: API TESTING SCORES Danette Goulet D AILY PILOT Statewide, 6,730 schools received a score between 200 and 1,000. The school rankings were based solely on the Standardized Test- ing and Reporting, or STAR, scores from last spring, which included the Stanford 9 results. • The 1999 AP/ is based on the state's Standardized Testing and Reporting program given 4.4 million students last spring. The state Department of Education used a complex formula to give i;: 730 schools a score on a S<ale of 200 to 1000 Schools were fewer than 100 students and alternative schools were excluded. Students m the district less than a year were not counted The state target score for every school 1s 1100 Statewtde, scores ranged from a low of 302 to a high of 966 The state median was 621. • • Estanci• High School 545 MIWPOll IUCI ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS • AnderHn El.mentary 933 • H..-bor View Elementary 922 • Uncoln Elementary 882 • Mariners Elementary 868 • Newport Elementary 779 NEWPORT-MESA -Two Newport Beach e lementary schools ranked first and second in the county and were among the top 25 elementary schools m the state when the statewide school rankings were released Tuesday. The statewide and county rankings did ·not include those from the Capistrano Uni- fied School District because of a computer glitch. . COSTA MESA ELEMENTARY S'HOOLS •Adams Elementary 661 • Rea El.-nentary 472 •Sonora Elementary 617 • Victor!• Elementary 681 • Whittler Elementary 498 • Newport Heights Elemeft4 .ury 809 But it was a bittersweet victory for the Newport-Mesa Unified School District, with all of its Costa Mesa schools falling below the state's target score of 800. "I knew this was coming,• said school board member Wendy Leece. "J think we've got to be open to some new ideas -to be aggressive." Once othe.r performance indicators - such as attendance, graduation rates and high school exit exams -become available in future years, they will be mcorporated·into the rating system. The state has set a target score of 800 for • califomla Elementary 770 • College P•rk ElementAlry 587 • Davis Elementary 640 • l<Aliser Elementary 757 • Kaiser Primary Center 769 • Killybrooke Elementary 670 • Paulerino Elementary 678 SEE SCORES PAGE AS • Pomona Elementary 581 0 " KlM HAGGERlY·ZYl.IUS I OAltY PILOT Costa Mesa resident Mike Jovanovich was the only fisherman out on Balboa Pier in the rain. Jovanovich, who has kidney cancer and stays indoors often, thought that walking an,d fishing in the ra,j.n would be refreshing. The trickle-down effect An Orange Coast College maintenance worker clears puddles ona walkway during Tuesday morning's rain. DON LEACH/ DAILY I'll.OT • Local traffic and area's rainfall totals are barely affected by · Tuesday's slow-moving storm. Greg Risling D AILY PILOT It wasn't much, but it was better than noth- ing as a slow-moving storm passed through Orange County on Tuesday, dropping les!\ than half an inch of rain. Tuesday's wet weather was JUSl the third time in the last seve n months that Orange . County has seen significant rainfall Winte~ 15 winding down and county totals are far lower than normal. ' SEE WEATHER PAGE A6 Newport-Mesa charities receive bounty • Pacific Llfe Insurance Co. rewards local groups with millions in aid, promises there's more to come. JalmlneLM DAILY PILOT A Newport Beach founda- tion donated more than $1 .S m1Won to local and nationWkte charitiel 1\aelday and pledglld to give at leUt St million more to nooproftt groupt °"" the natflve,.... 1be foundation, nm by P.aftc Life lDturuce Co., dis· trlbatld .... to 170 ncmpeol· ii .............. al .... ·~°"*"' ClnNi* ta f:ll:upad .... " received 21• grants and the fowu;l8tlon awarded 19 grants to Costa Mesa charities. The Orange County Muse- um of Art in Newport Beach received l60,000, the highest amount awarded to a local orgmatkm. M.._ oftidell Mid they ... ....,ui to Padfic Ufe, wbk:h hit far :felrl supported thl loall arta community. Tl.....sMul to..,.. tbW.".SllllaSllw ......... wuratM Wwlaowadmcm ............ -w.ww a good, long-term relationship wtth Pacific Life.• Among the othe r reapients were the Environmental Nature Center, Human Option.11, Newport Beach Fire and Marine Department, Newport Harbor Nautical Museum and Newport·Mesa Sthools Foundation. Each received Sl0,000. la Costa Mesa, $10,000 grants went to the Orange County Child Abutie Plaven· tlon Center, the ()repge Coull· ~ Council, Boy Smull of NDmca. .... Onnge caumr ,.......ArllC--. ... •1GIMl' .. M • • Wilson Elementary 443 MIDDLE SCHOOLS • TeWinkle Middle 584 HIGH SCHOOLS • Costa Mesa High School 653 MIDDLE SCHOOLS •Ensign lntenneiate 719 HIGH SCHOOLS • Ca'Ofadt( ...... ~ ~ 820 • Newport Harbor High School733 Newport Council. offers shelter to ousted foundation •Move comes after demands by library's board of bustees · to disband the fund-raising arm. Noaki Schwartz 0AAY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH The City Council bas taken the disown~ Library Foun- dation under its WlDg and oUered to lind the group temporary space some- where in City Hall The action comes on the heels of a move by the Newport Beach Library board of trustees to dlsband the fund-raising group and evict it from its olhce m the Central Library The trustees dre dlsputmg the founddlton's fund-ra1smg practices. But council members urged the two groups to meet wtth a professionally trained facilitator after heated emottons cool down. Vlhile foundabon chau Dave Camu_chael e!gerly embraced the idea, frustrat- ed trustee chdmnan Jim Wood . said too much tune had already been spent on the tSsue "(The trustees' respons1- bihty) is to look after the SEE LIBRARY PAGE AS City sees another decrease in crime • Despite the good news, Costa Mesa had more rapes and murders reported during 1999. G~ Risling DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA-Statis- tics released Tuesday reflect another dip in over- all crime here during the ttrst nme months of 1999, although murders and rapes had increased. The oty posted a 19~o decline m violent and prop- erty crunes compared to the · same tune penod m 1998 - better than the state's 14.7% drop. Violent cnrne was slightly down from 1998 figures, only four- tenths of a percentage point However, four people were killed m Costa Mesa last year, compared with only one m 1 Q99. All ol the murder victims were chil· dren -three of whom were under the age of five. Reports of rape al o SEE CRIME PAGE A6 11111 MW .... A2 QmFIDS ' POUCI fm ____ J:l MUC llJlm _u ___ . ..JI SPOll5 ___________ _. ':/,,."': :-. ,,., S.Wt dtt .. GE'I'I1NG INvOLVED "What could be better than retirement? We lead a very active life." A bless.edly buSy retirement ' • Nathalie Goldstein volunteers at the senior center, hoping others will come to her aid when the time comes. Amy R. Spurgeon DAJt.Y PILOT F incling a life after retirement at the Oasis Senior Citizens Center wasn't a challenge for 80-year old Nathalie Goldstein -it was a calling. The Corona del Mar resident hustles around the sprawling fadlity on Mar- guerite Avenue each day, racking up 1,440 unpaid hours per year. She runs the gift shop, keeps track of the growing membership roster and helps in the kitchen. "ll you ask my husband, I am here more tban I am at home, H Goldstein said. She wears her brownish-gray hair cut short and clo5e to her face, along with a pair of dangling, Mah Jongg earrings pat- terned after the popular Chinese tile ALMANAC The following Jn/ormaUon is col- lected on a weekly basis at the Orange County Clerk-Recorder's office In Santa Ana. MARRIAGES NEWPORT BEACH • Thomas K. Adishian and Valentina Eyvazian, married Jan . 15 in Los Angeles game she teaches at the center. A member at the center for 16 years, Goldstein has earned a reputation as the one to go to for help. ·she's fantastic,• said Gwen Collins, first vice president of Friends of Oasis, the center's fund-raising branch. ·she is one of those people who will always help you and do it For A with a GOOD CAUSE :.'!111 With- out the volunteers, the city-funded center would need to hire more staff. "But when you volunteer, you get so much more back,• Collins added. From computer to fitness classes, arts to entertainment, the center serves more than 6,000 people year-round. For Goldstein, keeping things together at the center is second nature. She man- aged various bwliness offices for more than 40 years. Today, she emd her husband of 58 years enjoy retirement with a round of golf, an afternoon of gardening. or a quiet morning of knitting. "What could be better than retire- ment?• Goldstein asked. "We lead a very active life.• Her pet project is the center's gift store, which is open to the public on weekdays. The small boutique is filled with perish- able and nonperishable last-minute items. And the lack of crowds make it easy for most seniors to shop, she said. But her one wish would be that more "intergenerationals" would visit the center. "We need outside people to come in and keep us young,• she said. Bt!t she has no plans to slow down any time soon. "It is a good feeling to help other peo- ple and malce them happy,• Goldstein said. "I am helping other people now so that when I need. help, there will be someone to help me. 11 The Oasis senior center is at 800 Marguerite Ave. and is open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Classes and activities also take place at night and on weekends. For more infor- rnation, call (949) 644-3244. • Timothy Wood Gillespie, 50, New- port Beach • John Michael Foley, 55, Cosur- Mesa I ENGAGEMENTS Warren-Gouvion Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jan. 21 • Dana Desmond Andrews, 44, New- port Beach Jan.23 • John Gordon McDonald, 23, New- port Beach • Robert Paul Villegas. 35, Buena Park Jan.24 • Edward Lee Anthony, 42, Costa Mesa Warren of Tustin are ple8.sed to announce the engagement of their daughter, Michelle Lyn, to Michael Gouvion, son of Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Gou- vion, of Newport Beach. The bride-to-be received her undergradu- ate degree from USC in 1991 and a law degree , .... , .. , DIBCTORY • ~ D•CTORY runs periodQfty In the o.lly PKot. If you'd lb lnfonNtion on hevlng your ~ llmd. calf (949) 57<M228. LAIUNA GRIENIELl INC. Volunteers are needed to assist Laguna Coast Wilderness Park staff and James Dilley Pre- serve staff and docents · with hiker registration and general public ori- entation. For more infor- mation, call (949) 488- 0287. LAGUNA SHANTI Laguna Shanti, an orga- n!Ultion that works with sufferers of HIV and AIDS, is seeking caring volunteers to assist with running the front office, delivering meals, provid- ing transportation and providing complimenta- ry therapies such as mas· sage, acupuncture and chiropractic care. For more information, con- tact Lisa Toghia at (949) 494-1446. . LIFELINE LMNG CENTERS Mentally ill adults rely on the Newport Beach center for residential housing. It needs profes- sional fund-raisers to support and maintain this resource. For more information, call (949) 675-1700. MISTER CHOULE OF OUNGE COUNTY The perf or.mihg arts organization needs vol- unteers for computer input, ticketing, filing and handling phones. For more information, call (714) 556-6262. Doily Pilot •DIAllOll CllTll The Med.14tion Center of Costa Mesa needs volWl- teers for case manage- ment and intake. Bilin- gual language sk:Ws are necessary. For more infor- mation, call (949) 574- 5990. MENTOR PROGRAM . YMCA Community Ser- vices needs mentors to make a lasting impact on a young person's life. Students from 10 to 18 years of age are matched with mentors to improve their school performance and self-esteem wbile developing positive peer and adult relationships. For more information, call (714) 549-9622, ext. 35. MOZART CWSICll ORCHESTU Orange County's only nonprofit resident cham- ber orchestra needs vol- unteers for ticketing, ushering, phones, mail- ing and help with recep- tions. Nominees are also being sought for the Board of Directors. For more information, call (949) 830-2950. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN INC. The recovery center for adult women with alco- hol and other chemical . dependencies see.ks vol- unteers. For more infor- mation, call (949) 548- 9927 between 10 a .m. and 6 p.m., or call Joy at (949) 548-8754. NEWPORT BEACH CONFERENCE AND VISITORS' IUREAU The bureau is dedicated to the promotion of the city to potential visitors. If you have extensive knowledge of Newport Beach and would like to volunteer, call (949) 722- 1611. ANNIVERSARY Former Newport couple . celebrate 60 years of marriage A. Loraine Grubbs and Sterling H. Wolfe cele- brated their 60th wedding anniversary Dec. 29 with family at Loew's Coronado. They were married Dec. 29, 1939 at The Uttle Church of Hollywood and honeymooned at The Mission Inn in Riverside. Together they raised three sons -Sterling Jr. of Temecula, Jonathan of Newport Beach and Charles of Costa Mesa. They have four grandchildren -Laura, Jennifer, Jonathan and Michael. •Eric S. Vallely and Suzatlne D. Morrison, married Jan. 15 in Ne w- port Beach COSTA MESA • Kevin J . Crawley and La Wanda D. Williams, married Jan. 11 in Santa Ana REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS COSTA MESA from Boston College Law School in 1994. She is currently an associate with the law finn of Thacher Proffitt & Wood in New York City. Before moving to Coronado in 1987, th~ couple lived in Newport Beach for 24 years. While working, Sterling was owner of Mar- quart Wolfe Lumber Co. • Ronald H. Garcia Lemus and Angelica M . Martinez Contreras, married Jan. 14 in Santa Ana • 868 Cortez St., $249,000 • 3068 Tara, $330,454 • 2055 Calvert Ave., $296,500 . ~ • 1290 Bassi Dr., $162,000 • 6792 Balcer Dr., $160,000 • 330 Princeton Dr., $253,500 The groom-to-be is a 1985 graduate of Corona del Mar High School, received his undergraduate degree from USC in 1989 and received bis master's degree from Thuderbird -The American Graduate School of International Man- agement in 1994. He works for Standard Chartered Bank in New York City, handling international cash management DEATHS COSTA MESA • 1091 Ca.rona Lane, $245,000 • 2808 Shan tar Dr., $357 ,000 • Richard S. Ditbnar on Jan. 10 • 3120 Van Buren Ave., $229,000 • 3152 Manistee Dr., $240,000 DUI ARRESTS NEWPORT BEACH Jan. 19 • Braden Harris, 23, Irvine Jan. 20 NEWPORT BEACH • 412 Snug Harbor Roaq, $699,000 • 210 Ulle Lane, $199,000 • 300 Cagney Lane, $93,500 • Shane Dayton Simpson, 22, Apple Valley • 113 Via Vella, $815,000 • 210 Ulle Lane, $159,000 • 23 Encore Court, $408,000 •John Lawrence Cornfield, 41, Long Beach • 130 Via Koron, $1,640,000 • Evelia Acevedo, 28, Santa Ana • 280 Cagney Lane, $287 ,000 • 6 Summerwind Court, $4 ~o.ooo BEA~ERS l:IOIU~E Of~ Mrein CMI be (949) 642"'6086 reproduc9d without wntten pet• Record your comments about miSlion of copyright own«. the O.•ly Piiot 0< news tips. tlOW IO REACH US • ADDRESS ~ VOL 94. NO. 22 OUr Mtdra is 330 W Bay St., The llmes Or.oge County Cost1 Mesa. 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'" .. _ ........ 1.S Second high 2:21 p.m.."-"""''"_. • ..:J.J -•tzuna 1! Both are active in many endeavors, including the Rotary Cub, The Garden Cub of Coronado, The Coronado Yacht Cub, Coronado Shores, Elder and Deacon of the Graham Memorial Pres- byterian Church and past membeJs of the Civil Service Board of Coronado, the Balboa Bay aub and Hoag Hospital's Women Auxiliary. POLICI FILES COSTA MESA • MmN ~ A ceflul•r phone wOrth S140 w.s stolen from • CM lo the 1700 block the .wnlng of *'· 12, I • .,._.. -....: A wallet end tu contents Worth S200 wer. stolen from • business In the 2900 bk>dt between 4 end S-p.m. JM\. 15. • OI• .. ~ A pune end tu contents worth SIS W9f'e stolen from • car In the 1800 bkxk the evening of Jen. 18. NEWPORT IEAOf • 1111 • ptl ••-A walt.t Ind Its coom1t1 worth S10..,.. "°"" from • c.-r In the JOO block on Mn. 11. ....... ~ ....... v.toua """' of dodq wonh $l.JSI wer9 llOlln from 1 "°'9 In h IOO blodc ~ .... tun. Ind 1 p.m. .. JO. • .. upMt Cllllear .._ A ...... ~....._ SI.Ill Ml "°"" ftom • w In thi • blodi bl•c•n Jtn.224'. ......... A._ ............. ~ ... SZ.111 ...... ...,. •In .. '°' ..... llRI a ,......,. .... , .... ""'-Cit ' .. Doily Pilot Wednesday, Jonuory 26, 2000 A3 Auctions to precede weekend tennis _yolleys • The First Paramount Pro-Am Tennis Classic kicks off Friday at the Newport Beach Tennis Club. Noakl Schwartz DAILY PILOT Fortunately for orgaruzers of the First Paramount Pro-Am Tennis Classic, forecasters are predicting a sunny weekend. The event will be held al the Newport Beach Tenrus Club tlus Fri- day through Sunday. The classic will kick off with a player auction over cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. Whole teams will then face the auction block. c The tournament will run from Saturday morning through Sunday and include former Grand Slaifl titleholders Scott Davis, Rick Leach, Brian MacPtue and Jim Grabb. FYJ .~ WHAl: First Paramount Pro-Am Tennis Classic • WHERE: Newport Beach Tennis Club, 2601 Eastbluff -Dr. • WHEN: Friday through Sun- day. Cocktails are served at 7 p.m. on Friday, with the auc- t ion following at 7:30 p.m. The tournament begins at 9 a.m. on Saturday and Su nday. There will be a player party Saturday at 8 p.m. and a Super Bowl party Sunday fol- lowing the game. After the tournament ends Sun- day, the club will throw a Super Bowl party. Money raised from the event will be donated to the Juvenile Oidbetes Foundation. •WHO: Tennis players expect- ed to play include Scott Davis, Murphy Jensen, Brian Mac- phie, Jim Grabb, David Pate, Rick Leach, Sandon Stolle, Pat Galbraith, Jeff Tarango, Luke Jensen, Jim Pugh, Richey Reneberg and Eliott Teltscher. • HOW MUCH: Free to the public [l()!\j u Ar H I DI 'r Pior Scott Davis of Newport Beach Tennis C lub wtll host the inaugural Pro-Am Tennis C lassic. Proceeds wtll go to the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. Residents stand in def ~nse of Balearic _Park Steve Marble NOTEBOOK ' Community fearful that school district will sell the land to developers to pay for needed repairs. Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA Newport-Mesa school board members on Tuesday were mundated with pleas from Costa Mesa residents who begged them not to sell Balearic Park. •We've onJy begun to fight,• said Fran Hill, a Costa Mesa resident who lives next to the park. "We're in this for the long haul.• John Kelly, who lives in the neighborhood with his wife and two small children, presented to the board a petition with more than 725 signatures and said there were more to come. •tn the last two and a half years,alotofyoungfamilies have moved into the area," · Kelly said. .. Kelly, who sells real estate in the area, said that in those two and a half years, he has sold 34 homes in the Balearic Park area. OH the top of his head, K~ counted 12 chtldren under the age of eight who had moved into the neigh- borhood in the last nine months alone. The park is a 9.25-acre lot, owned by the school district, which serves as a neighbor- hood park. It features soccer fields arid a new playground. For more than 22 years, the city of Costa Mesa's recre- ation department has run a community and day-care center a t Balearic Park. Residents became alarmed ' two weeks ago when the school board beard a citizen committee's recom- mendation to sell the park. The committee, responsi- ble for examining Newport- Mesa's crumbling schools and finding a way to fund the needed re pairs, suggested selling the park and another dJstrict-owned property to fund future upkeep and Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Ullfqet,... ,_, ... ,_a,allab4t forpwp bm!MS mdlllp Md printit ,_... 723-0645 Plea.w Call For Resenatlons and Diftdlons 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach maintenance of .schools. "I recommend that the board repair schools that need to be repaired, but not at the expense of Baleartc Park," Hill sald. If the chstrict does decide to sell the property, the city of Costa Mesa will be given the first opportunity to buy the land. Although Costa Mesa City Councilman Joe Erick- son assured residents, at a neighborhood meeting last week, that the city was inter- ested, many still fear the land may be sold to developers. "It's not a matter of fund- ing -it's a matter of priori- ty,• said resident Martha O'Meare. . O'Meare suggested the district talce another look at the study it conducted of the area m 1995, when it declared the site surplus, saying the demographics of the neighborhood had changed. Not only has the area experienced a recent influx of young couples and fami- lies, she said, but there is also the new development at ZAHER FALLAHI, CPA 28 yrs. exp. Acccg., Audits, Truces 15% discount ro CM Residents (714) 546-4272 Mesa Verde East and Adams Street, dS well as children attending private schools, to consider. Yet another area resident, Joe Panensi, beseeched! the board lo retam the J:jark, adding an inVltabon to all to visit the park so that they might understand how popu- lar it is with members of the community. Residents then received an invitation in return District Supt. Robert Bar- bot invited all the residents to attend a study session al 5:30 p.m. Feb. 15 at the Education Center, at which the bo<lrd would be chscussing possible funding options for facilities repairs, including the poten- tial sale of district properties. Steve Marble's column will not appear this week. He has the pay off. . efinishiTig our custom cabinetry R.C. Company Ita lian c rafts man ·~ri<'nre th<' "'<>rid of Q11ality Croft.smanMiip For ON.'r 26 yrort IL't' proudly stand beh ind our NfT/(¥, and attention to deta iL - No matter what you're doing. your hometown newspaper FITS IN ••• Daily Pib Open M·F 8 a.01.-5 p.ru. 71 4•547•4970 1328 E. lkllngcr Ave., Santa Ana Hoag Br~ast Care ·& Imaging Center . . ' ~ i ( 1 I I ' f ~l{: 1 : ~ Hoig no.pilll continues I~ commiunent to sening the needs ol women by eabUshlng a new state-of-the-art comprehensive b~ OU'C center. Join the Gr.and Opening r.elebratk>n Wedaet~ Janaary 26 from t :30pm to 7:00pm • 'lbur lbe fotUity • M#t ,,,, pbjsldans ""'*Ill' . ,.,, ,.,,....,, • "'" acUllW """',,.., (•I ·-•&«lf•UMS.IJlllllN;IP .,,) • /1 A4 Wednesday, January 26, 2000 Prosecutors delay decision on Abrams •Santa Ana man accused of killing two toddlers and injuring others will learn of final charges next month. G~ Rlsllng DAILY PILOT . ProsecCltors will decide next month if they will seek the death penalty against a 40-year-old man accused of deliberately driving his car into a group of toddlers at a day-care center in Costa Mesa. Steven Allen Abrams of Santa Ana was held over for felony arraignment and appeared in court Tuesday. A trial date was expected to be set, but attorneys postponed the matter until March 10. Abrams has been formally charged with two counts of murder and seven counts of attempted murder for allegedly driving his car into a sandbox at Costa Mesa's Southcoasl Early Childhood .Leaming Cent~r in May. 1Wo children, 4-year-old Sierra Soto and 3-year-old Brandon Wiener, were killed. Four oth~r children and a teacher's aide were injured. Officials from the Orange County Distnct Attorney's oHice confirmed that they ; i I I I I Steven Allen Abrams will review the Abrams case over the next several weeks and then decide whether to seek the death penalty. •We will make a decision by the time he appears in court again,· said Deputy Dist. Atty. Debbie Lloyd, who is handling the case. Anticipating a possible death penalty case, prosecu- tors filed a special circum- stances charge ea'Tlier this month, alleging that Abrams was lying in wait before he committed the crime. Abrams reportedly told police he wanted to ·.exe- cute" innocent children in seeking revenge for a soured relationship with a former neighbor who had spumed his advances. (~W!IJ C·=!l!J&_ G ..... ;;trJ :~:;. n~'!'E raZlODAYNO L!J 11,... Dc1•1l ~--.. • FREE INSTAUATION! • FREE LIFETIME INSTALLATION GU Brief It Jn ·THE NEWS Water district reelect.S top officials water reclamation for lrvfne, New- port Beach ond sutrounding commu- mlies. · -Jasmine lee Newport man's death sentence upheld Doily Pilot deal. Ph1lhp~ shot both men several times 11nC1 then poured ga10ollll on their car to cover his cnme. One of the victims barely survived. Philhps was found three months late• m Salt Lake City. The state Supreme Court on Mon-Director~ of the lrvme Ra~ch day upheld the death sentence of a Water District reelected Darryl M1llcr former Newport Beach resident who ThP defendant claims he shot the two men because he saw a gun lying in the car and fE'ared for his own safety. Prosecutors argued Phillips wanted the money owed to him and was furious when the men didn't produce the cash. as its president and Mary Aileen , . shot two men in a drug deal gone Matheis as its vice president this bad and then threatened lo kill his week. ,own mother because she was sched- Miller, of Irvine, bas served on the uled to testily against him., . board for 16 years. He has been tbe Richard L. Phillips, 50, has been PhiJlips was found guilty by a Jury in. 1980. The state Supreme Court upheld hjs conviction in 1985 but overturned the death sentence. A retrial occurred several months later and a jury decided Phillips should be water district's top elected official on death row at San Quentin Prison since 1995. to 20 yPtus for the 1977 killing of a Matheis, also of Irvine, has been busi ss associate and his friend . on the board since 1988 and has The panel of Judges found no inaccu- been second m co11Jmand for four racles with a previous ruling by a sentenced to death. . years. lower court. Defense attorney Donald Horvath argued that one of the prosecution's witnesses committed peT)ury while testifying and claimed his client was- n't given due process while he The five-member board LS elected Phillips gunned down two men by the public and holds annudl offi-while they sat m a car off Highway cer elections to choose a president 99 in Madera County. Phillips want- and vice president. ed to meet them so he coutd receive The water district provides water the remainder of money owed to him appealed tus case. -Greg Risling service, sewage collection and waste hy the victims for a $25,000 cocaine Noise limits at John Wayne Airport to be adjusted Jasmine Lee DAILY PILOT Orange County officials promised thdl residents would not hear the differ- ence after the county Board of Supervisors this week approved changes in noise limits at John Wayne Air~ . port. The changes were made because th'e airport !S using new technology to measure noise levels, county offi cidls said. A U.S. District Judge last summer avthorized the changes in noise levels. .The county 1s now in the process of putting an ordi- nance in place to make the changes ofhcial policy, said Kim Koeppen, a staff mem- ber for Supervisor Tom Wil- son. The supervisors on Mon- day unanimously approved the first steps of the ordi- nance. They are expected to formally adopt the noise lev- el changes at their Feb. I meeting. Koeppen said airport offi- cials explained tba~ the adjustments do not mean more noise. "They said that the noise levels haven't increased - 1t'~ just bemg measured du- ferently, • Koeppen said The Newport' Beach- based Airport Working Group, which m 1985 helped to create legal limits on noise levels and the nwn- bcr of flights dl John Wayne, also gave the thumbs up to the new noise monitoring system, said David Ellis, a spokesman for the organiza- tion. • AWG has been working with the city and the county to make sure we understand the new system,• Ellis said. .av~· Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One 8Jock South or 405 Fwy (714) 545-7168 --WWw:OAH~.COm: Get your local news online. 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In Newport .Bedch, all but three schools cam<!d a score of 800 or higher while in Cos· ta Mesa, not onf.' school received an 800. The highest score in Costa Mesa was Cal· ifomia Elementary-school with 770 . Andersen Elementciry was ranked 14th among elemen· tary schools statewide with a score of 933. Harbor View Elementary was 25th in the state with a score of 922. While the district rejoices at the success of Newport ele- mentary schools, Wilson Ele- mentary was ranked m the bottom 10% of the stiite wtlh a score of 443. In the past, distnct ofhaals have blamPd C'osld Mesd'S lower test scores on the abun- dance of EngLish language learner studenl<, "Our expectations net>d lo be higher, especially for our English learners," Leece Sdtd "We just have lo do more • The index medsures per- formance on four or five con- tent areas. For students in grades two through eight, 40"10 is bdsecl on mdthemat- ics, 30°., on redding, 15'Y.. on language and 15% on spelling For grades mne through 11, performdnce 1s bdsed evenly on the hve content areas of math, reading, lan- guage, history/social science and science The rankmgs are brokPn down into 10 pcrcenh:ige cat- egones 10 being the high- est and one the lowest then compared lo Mmildr schools Schools dlso received d breakdown of thc•u scores lo help them delernune the areas m which they need the most work . The purpose is to deter- mine what schools are doing ~-...... - FYI • HOW rT WAS DONE; The state Department of Education l6ed a complex formula to give 6.730 schools a score on a scale of 200 to 1000.Schools with fewer than 100 students and alternative schools were excluded Students in the district less than a year were not counted. Davis' goal is getting all schools to 800. Each school wa~ also given a growth target for the 2000 API of s % of the dif ference between the 1999 API and 800. • GROUP SCORES: The state compiled ~parate APls for groups in a school of at least 100 students or 15 °~. Those groups must improve their APls also tor the schools to get rewards Btadc: 1;237 schools ranging from 866 to 279 with a median of 497 Hispanic: 4,815 schools ranging from 916 to 305 with a median of 510. Asian: 1,260 sch~ls ranging from 973 to 315 with a median of 758 White: 4,927 schools ranging from 964 to 392 with a median of 727 Free lunch or parents not high school graduates: 4, 970 schools ranging from 922 to 284 with a median of 516 well and deserve rewards, dlld which schools dre not meeting _c;tudenls' academic needs dnd dfe e>ligible to pdr· tinpate in the intervention program Schools that exceeded the target grade will be eligible> for up to $150 per student m additional state funding and other r~cogmllon iiWdrds from the state. Whittier Elementury in Costa Mesa WdS one of 430 campuses 111 the state to vol- unteer for the $96-million sta.te intervention program this past yedr. By volunteering, schools were admitting to low stu- dent. aduevement in return fo r gaming finanntll help to unprove test scores. Jn return, schools lace strict penalties if they do not improve. These ~chools, along with any school that docs not increase ll!> SC'Oro dnnually, will face senous sanctions, mcludmg school closure, education officials said. St Michael 6 All Saints Episcopal Olurch 3233 Padftc View Dr. <DRONA DB.. MAR Call l ·800·4·GOODWILL ~ LIBRARY CONTINUED FROM A 1 good name of the h brary. • Wood said , tapping the podi- um to under core his words. The City Council found itself m the uncomfortable pos1hon of getting involved in the d1sputr dfter Council- . woman Nornw Glover brouyht the nldtter befote the study session Sh£> want- etl city staH lo outline lhc> two llbrary bodies' respecl!ve I fOleS . Thf' council members were clearly d1sappomted with Wood's decision to 1 re1cct professional mecha- tion. And although Mayor John Noyes urged tum to bnng the mdtter to a hoard vote, Wood stood his ground. MWhat started as d tem- pest ma teapot is now d har- room brawl," Woo<l said. The'! dispute over control over the foundation's sdvmg!> has been fe!>tenng for mor<> lhdn a year. While the loun- dalion hds attempted to blUld an e>ndowment fund to help the 1 hbrdry weather bad fin uncial times, the tmstN•s re1cctcd the iclcd ttnd Wdnted the $1 .5 mtlhon for mon: immediate us<'s Frustrallon on either side escalated tp such an extent lhdl the trustees '>enl d letter to lhc founddtlon on Jan. 18 demanding thdl unless foun- ddllon m<'mhers s1gnl'd d cooperating agr<>ement, they would huvc to move out of the hbrdry office and tum ovc>r the t•ndowmenl fund. Wood dlso Wdnted lhe non- proht uroup to change lb ndme. While the trustees can demand the foundation leave the premises, City Ally. Bob Burnham pointed out they cannot control the foundation and do not have exclusive nghls to thP library's name: The foundation must remcim legdlly mdepend~nt of the trustees m order to opert1te as t1 pnvdte-nonprof- it, Bumht1m said. Therefore, the trustees cannot gain the hnanC'ldl con'trol they seek. Jn acld1tJun, the Juundauon has alreadv dec1ded that .should 1t d1slMnd, the money would go to the Orange County Co1runu01ty I ounda- tion, which would then turn the SiiVmgi. UVP.I lo the library once an ·endowment fund was created. The relation!>h1p betwc n the foundation and trusteos 1s symbiotic. While the foundc1- tion . rais • monny for t ht• hbrMy, the board ch•< uh• how the dollc1rs i.Ht• !>pl'nt. The lounddlton WdS formed in 1993 und ha~ raised more than $2 million -niost of which 1s m th0 chs- puted endownwnt fund. And while Wood argues that the foundation contnbut1>s only 2.7% to the bbriil)''s ove1dll budget, thP money 1s u ed for the hbrdfy's most popul<1r programs. ThPy uic lucl(' the Manuscnpt Series, Book Club, the Sp1 mg-Series, the annual Poetry FPsti-.dl cmd other act1vit1P.s. This yec1r s D1~llll!Jlll'>hed <;,peakt•r 5cnl'!-. ctllother foundation f>\o<1 nl -·leyturus .such spcttkcrs tts soctul c1ctivisl Susan Pt1lud1 cu1<1 TV 1oumdlist Tom Brokaw. The cl1spult• cc1mP to huht when the tru..,LN•s sc>nt t1 IPl- ter to lhP louncl.it10n. Wedoesdoy, January 26, 2000 AS demanding thdt unless they gamed more control and more m 1ght mto the non- profit' flpanc1al act1v1h~s. the rnlat1onsh1p would be Vf'rnd The trustee~ demanded thut the foundation reduce it operating costs, prOVlde dear hrnmc1al reports and give them greater fmanodl con- trol over the foundation's mnn1 y Uc:.p1tP optumsli< efforb to rnsolv(• the problems through rnedldted meetmg~ with City Manoger Homer Blud.1u, three months Idler, the s1tuat)on appears worse thun ever SUU, at the end of 199~. the two groups in good faith attempted to drdft a cooper- ating agrei>nHmt outhnmg their respective roles. · However, · when Canmchuel took the docu- ment back to the rest of the foundation members. they found it to be too lopsided. _ The foundation in turn dratted a revision. which they presentP.d to th£> tn,,1stees, who then rejected ti, leddmg to the fateful Jan. 18 letter demanding thut the foundation clear out 'of the library. cnt Help OSA, ScMng People m Need and South Coast Repertory. Pacific Uf e provid grants to fund organiza- tions devoted to h alU1 anti human s ·rv1ces, educut.ion, drb dnd cul- ture and civic and com- munity services, said Mane Connell, a spokeswoman fqr the national insurance com- pany. Th' grants were dis-~ trihuted at a n:ccption in Newport Beuch ' Robert G. Jloski>U, an executive dl Pac:ihc Uf e, announced the launch of a new, hve-year pro- gram to give $1 million m two-year grant.s to nonprofit ageno~. For more mformation or for ~ grdnt applica- tlon, wnte to Pacific Lile, 700 Newport Center Dnve, Newport Beach 92660. BABY BACKS ... AND LOTS OF OTHER GOOD STUFF! Pick-up a Bucket or Party Pak! Pony Po J-. Boby Boe~ RI~. 880 d ..n v.I! l loutSIOnQ Hot Soosoge SI red &iskel Co~ow 880 d Beons, Cornbread ~ Buner and a 1 ine utensils Bucket Party PakS of Ribs Pig Pok Hog Pok Ii.«!~ 6·8 f• Cl 9 II s259s s499s s649s ~· ~All EARLY TO RESERVE ONE •• :iwo ... oR' THREE! 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Hoag Health Center-Costa Mesa Wednesday, February 2 at 7 p.m. Heart Healthy Yoga Keep your heart healthy by reducing stress through yoga Instructor-John Childers. Dress comfortably, bring a mot or towel, and do not eat a heavy meal before the class. Space is limited and advanced reg1strolion is required. Hoag Conference Center Wednesdays, February 2-. 16 at 11 :30 a .m. Managing Rhythm Irregularities learn valuoble information about the latest surgical techniques for treating heart rhythm abnormalities . Pre$8nted by Michael Rodin, MD, Hoag Hospital cardiologist. Hoag Health Center-Huntington Beach Wedne1day, February 9 at 7 p.m. Dining Out Right A Hoag Hospital dietician will offer helpful tips for making the right menu choices. Sample heart healthy menu items from local restaurants. Space is limited. Advanced .... ltration rwquiNd. Refreshments provided by Applebees, Koo Koo Roo, Pick Up Stix, and Wahoo's t4-g Health c.nt.r-Alito V .. lo Thu~, Pelwuary 10 at 6 p.m~ Hoat Health Centw-fountaln Valley Thun4cry, Pelwuary 24 at 6 p.m. Identifying Risk Factors For Heart Disease in Women Heort diseo5e differs between the genders. Neola Hunter, MD, Hoag Hospital cardiologist, will discu$s risk factors specific to women and what con be done lo slay healthy. Hoag Health Center-Fountain Valley Tuesday, February 15 at 7 p.m. Gourmet the Healthy Way A cooking demonstration by o culinary educator on practical woys to cook healthy, delicious, low-fol dishes. Spoce is limited Advonced registration required. Hoag Conference Center Wednesday, February 16 at 6 p.m. Keeping Your Heart in Sync Hoog Hospital cordialogist, Brion Chesnie, MD, d1scus~es the causes of orrythm10 and the lolesl treatment options Hoag Health Center-Costa Mesa Thur1day, February 17 at 6 p.m. Cholesterol Screening Receive a complete blood cholesterOI screening focluding o full lipid ond triglyceride panel Resulb will b. moiled to your home. $25 '-· AdYonced "9•t1ation required . and a 12-hour fast 11 recommenct.d. Hoag Conference Centw Saturday, febnlary 19 at 7 a.m • Advon1 • •. 111 Tr 1·011111 r•t fp• H1·01 t 01 .. 1·0-.1 Come l.arn the latest advances in cordioc technology and surgical technique1 to c:onqver eord•oc d1MOM Pte1eol1d by Tom BerwlnlAi. t.ID, Hoag Hoepid cadidogitt t4-g Health Ceuler-lrvtne Weclnelclay, rellru•ry n .. 6 , ..... ........... " ,, A6 Wednesday, Jonuory 26, 2000 CRIME CONTINUED FROM A 1 increased from 13 in 1998 to 23 in 1999. Police Chief Dave Snowden was pleased with the overall figures, but said preventing murders and rapes is a difficult job. "We were up in categories that we have lit- tle control over,• Snowden said. "I don't think the stats are a good measure of what we are doing.~ The city's four homicides· occurred over a four-week span in May and June. 1\vo tod- dlers were killed when a Santa Ana man ran them over on an East Side playground. A 15-year-old girl. and her unborn fetus were fatally injured when a gunman fired shots into the garagE! where she and her fam- ily lived. The gunman was eyentually caught after anonymous tips flooded police phone lines. Both suspects have been charged with murder. Property crimes dropped significantly, according to statistics compiled by the FBI for the state's Department of Justice. Police saw a 24 % decline in burglaries and vehicle thefts. QUEmON SAFE AT HOME? Do you feel safer In your community? Why do you think crime rates have dropped? Call our Readers Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or e-mail your comments to dailypl- lotO/atimes.com. Please tell us your ~ name and hometown, and include a phone number (for verif ication pur- poses only). FYI Crime statistics for 1998 and 1999 (January through September): VIOUW CRIME' Homldde Forcible rape Robbery Assau lt PROPERTY CRIME Bwglary Vehlde theft woman in Fairview Park. 1 13 93 127 434 434 A 23 79 127 • 360 295 Although murder and rape cases were higher than the previous year, Snowden cred- ited his department for their sleuth work. He said a continual decline in crime has enabled police detectives to work on murder or rape cases that have gone unsolved. Police arrested a Huntington Beach man late last year wbo was allegedly responsible for the February 1999 rape of a 35-year-old, The man was suspected of other sex-relat- , ed offenses, but he hanged himsell in Orange County Jail before he could be brought to tri-al. .. .. 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However, a spokesper- Service, a little more than an and half of the season, boost-son from John Wayne Airport inch of rain has fallen at Jolm ing totals to near normal said that three Continental Wayne Airport since July. Tuesday's storm scattered Airlines flights scheduled to fly Meteorologists estimate many only about .32 of an' inch at into John Wayne were can- Southem California cities have John Wayne Airport. celed Tuesday due to poor received only. 15% of average Southland. freeway traffic weather at New York/Newark rain.fall amounts. was snarled due to Southern International Airport. "'If it was March and w13 Californians' seeming inability There is no downpour were running the same level, I to drive in bad weather. How-expected any time soon. think that might be cause for ever, neither Newport Beath Showers are expected to taper concern," .said Miguel Miller, a or Costa Mesa police reported off today, yielding to sunshine. meteorologist for the National any serious traffic accidents. Forecasters said a storm that Weather Setvice. "We're not "We saw a lot more acci-doused Northern California is pushing the panic button just dents today, but there weren't headed our way Friday, but is =============================================·weakening and probably RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY weiVEMOVED 0 'r BLOCitNORTH Sofa $10000" OFF Club Chair $5000• OFF *With a purchase·of Fabric & Labor til 2/2/00 1998 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 548-1156 SAVE BIG won't produce ·the same . results. There are no surprises in next week's forecast: partly cloudy skies with tempera- tures in the high 60s to low 70s during the day. "A little rain never hurts,~ said Jack Ratto, whq was watching hi5 son play in the puddles at lriangle Square on Tuesday. "We have some of the best weather here. We can't have sunny skies all the time." Great Savings From Our Already Reduced Warehouse Pricesl 25% Off All Accessories 15%.'0ff All Merchandise Additional Savings on Selected Merchandise · Showroom Furniture & Accessories Outlet New and Discontinued Items, One of a Kind Tremendou~ Savings on exington, Drexel Heritage, Hickory, White, Platt & More ••• • • •. Quote Of THE DAY 9.!_ UlllNER Daily Pilot •1 just know he (Steve Manker, folher of Laguna Beach basketbalJ star Chris Manker) is living in Iowa .. : Bill Harris, West Des Moines Valley High boys basketball coach ... Jan. 31 honoree TAIA KIOESCH Wednesday, Jonuory 26, 2000 A7 GIRLS HOOPS . . Sailors bounce 'Hawks Iowa coach questions residency •Laguna Beach High baske tball star's former coach ELIGIBILITY CASE says the father resides in Iowa, and not in California. / •Newport Harbor puts Ocean View away, 42-29. Joseph Boo DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -There Ocean View High ld1d on Newi)ort Harbor's girls basketball team's schedule, like d bathroom rest stop in the Sailors' long and dtduous road trip. The 1-16 Seahdwks are, sadly, like Charlie Brown against a foot- ball, an eminent loss. • N~wport, which 1s ID Ute nudst of a 4-16 season, didn't hdve room to sympathize wHh the Seahawks. The Sailors took full ddvdntdge of the opportunity visiting Ocean View provided and got a 42-29 nonleague Victory Tuesday. "This 1S dehnitely ct gdllle we thought we should wm," Newport Harbor Codch Gregg Savage said. "Both teams arc in the Sdme s1tua- t1on, and after watching tapes of them, we knew if we pldyed hard and executed, we would hdve an opportunity to win" This is New- port's first victory since d 32-31 win over Rubidoux in Evita Castillo the Co~ta Mesa Chnstmas Clas- sic, and it broke an eight-game los- ing streak. The Sailors defeated Ocean View with a solid up-tempo offense and rebounding. Newport was 20 for 55 from the floor a,nd grabbed 46 rebounds Newport point gudrd Athena Vasquez scored a game-high 13 pomts, and Evita Castillo grabbed 16 rebounds for the Sailors. "Evita ctid a good job or rebound- ing and getting points," Savage said, "and Athena was really push- mg the ball up the court " Ocean View did find 1ts share of shots, and when Knstin Graves, who led the Seahawks with 12, hit a three-pomter, the game was lied, 10- 10, with 5:25 left in the half. ·oefens1vely, we were trying new things," Savage said. ·we rarely use man or press, so we were a little sloppy." After that lie, the Tars went on a 9-0 run to close the first half. The run extended to 17 -0 in the lh.trd quarter, as the entire Newport starting lineup of Vasquez, Castillo, Molly Weedn, Lisa Ashton and Lauren Galldrdo, scored baskets to start the half •we tut our shots and ran the plays well," Savage said. ·Alter the girls took a double-digit Jedd, I thought they gamed some confidence.• Ocean View did close the gap to 28-22 m the thtrd, but the Sailors outscored the Sedhawks, 14-6, the rest or the way. . In addition to her 16 boards, Castillo had 12 points. Gallardo scored seven and had nine rebounds. Weedn grabbed seven rebounds, three 0Hens1ve, and scored ·two. Nicole Ashton had four points. Lisa Gerlach and· Llndsdy Woller each scored two off the bench. .. ·1 thought everybody who got their minutes played well," Savage said. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT Wlule CIF. Southern Secbon offi· dals conbnue to study documents addressing tlle eligibility of 6-foot- 10 Laguna Beach High boys basket- ball transfer Chns Manker, diver- gent views are surfacing about background in the case. · While Steve Manker, Chris's father, told the Dally Pilot he has been liV10g with tus son 10 Laguna Beach since they moved from Iowa in December, Bill Harris, who co~ched Chns Manker at Valley High in Wes~ D~s Moines, said oth- erwise Tuesday. "l know the family Uves here in West Des Moines," Hams said. Har- ris could not substantiate his clrum and said he hadn't seen Steve Manker, a 7-fool former basketball • I Hammer TIME AIShuler comes .home • Former CdM standout 'now making a name for himself at Princeton. Tony Altobelli DAILY PILOT IRVINE -For Dennis Alshuler, a little Southern Califorrua drizzle is much better than a mountain of New Jersey snow. •Whal is it, 5 degrees over there?" Alshuler said. "I'm deft- rutely glad to be back 10 Southern Cal again.• The Pnnceton Uruvers1ty fresh- man was back in the area Tuesday night as the Tigers took on UCI in nonconference acbon. Alshuler's former coach, Chdr- lle Brande has already seen some differences in his play. #In high school he used to be able to get away with cutting the ball crosscourt," Brande said. #I told my guys to watch out for that, but I saw him turning the ball over a few times.· According to Alshuler, h.unself, the former all-everythjng at Coro- na del Mar H.tgh sees a big difler- ence playing at the DiV1Sion I level. •Everyone lS so much bigger and faster at this level,• Alshuler said. "It's all the best tugh school players in the country playing on different teams.• Alshuler's current coach, Glen Nelson, has been pleased wtth hi$ early-season play, but still sees room for improvements. ·we haven't had that many practices together, but so far, I like what I see." Nelson srud "t(e's doing better on the back row than I expected. He still needs to get better in sync wtth the setter and he still needs to bring parts of his game up to this level, but that's gonna take some tune.• According to Brando, with Alshuler, a three-sport athlete at . support Bauerme1sler's recollection. player at La Habra . High and I Iowcvcr, Uruver::.ity High Prino- Orange Coast College, around . pdl D1dnd Schmelzer could not town. J , remember any spec1f1c conversation • J JUSt know ~~·s living in Iowa " regarding Stf've Mcinker dnd Uru- Further susp1oon has been raised ver..ity Athletic Director Mark Cun- by events at the Jan 18 Pacific. nmgham und EstdnC'td Principal Coast League meeting attended by Tom Antal recall thdl Suns sdld only pnncipals and athletic directors that the 10chv1dud.J he met wd5 taller from the five league schools than hf!. Costa Mesa boys athletic director Attempts to reach other ad.muus- K1rk Bauermeister said Laguna tratorc; in dllendance wNe unsuc- Beach Principal Stuart Sims was cessful 1\tesday. asked at that meeting il he'd met Sims, redch£~d Tuesday, emphatt- Steve Manker. rally d<>nif'd dnyone other than Bauermeaster asserts Sims said StcvP Mdnker repr~'>ented himself he had. But when asked whether dS Chris Mt1nkc-r's ldther. the man Sims met was 7-0. Bauer-"ThP.r<' i., no doubt the person me1ster recalls the 6-2 Sims saymg I'v<' bf>en s1wc1km~o .md who l met the man was only slightly taller than ongt.ndlly wt1s Steve Mdnker," said himself. Sims, who IC'rnwd dny other mler- Corond del Mar High Athletic preldhon "111rnrrect " Director Jerry Jelnick and Estdncia Steve Mat~ker's dln.hty to show boys dthletic director Tim Parse! he cstdbh'>hPd sole residency m CONAAO LAU I OAll.Y r OT Princeton's Dennis Alshuler makes the kill in Tuesday' duel at UCI. CdM, tus focusing on one sport at a tune will be a big difference m lus development. ·nus is the first time he can really concentrate on playing JUSI one sport,• Brande sctid. • 1·ve seen athletes llke Denrus come to this level, focus on one sport and really excel.· Alshuler 1s also learning a dil- ferent style of volleyball, wluch can op.ly make tum smdrter. •It's definitely not SoCdl vol- leyball," Alshuler said. •But that's fine, because there are dlfferent ways and styles of playi.ng this game." Alshuler's teammate, sopho· more Scott Dore (Newport Har· bor) 1s the Tigers' guinea p1g, so lo speak The NCAA has adopted a new position called the • L1bero," which the eqwvalence of a desig- nated back-row player, which is the po ition Dore played agamst UCI. Another local playing m Tues- day's game was UCl's Josh Richardson. The former Newport I !arbor and Orange Coast College standout uses a mountain of heart to help the Anteaters on the court. By the way, UCI defeated Princeton, 17-16, 15-13, 15-5. Richardson had 10 kills for the Antf'aters, while Alshuler had 17 kill<. for the Tigers. BOYS HOOPS TAR Newport on top in Sea View basketball; Pacific Coast League still up fot grdbs. Berry Faulkner DAILY PILOT Whiic three Newport-Mesa District boys basketball teams have battled it out for a ~pot in the Pacific Coast League's top three, Newport Harbor High has pos1tioned itself to enm its flrst Sea View League crown slnNt 1990. Cooch Larry Hint's 5allon, 4-0 in 1'ague and ranked No. 9 in Orange CoUnty and No. io in CIP Southern sec- b Dtviiion D·AA, enter the leCODd round of league play Prtday at last· .,_. amne wtth • one-geme *Cl over ~plac9 Woodbridge. SIEIOYS MMI -;=-------;; -----... ~ - t In• i r •, 1 i ) t 1 I • ,, "1 i• I r"\ 1 , l I ' , ,' 1 P' qht 'j 1Po1 • •, PCL front-rµnner CdM takes aim at 18-game Sailor winning streak in girls basketball. Barry Faulkner bAJLY PILOT Heading mto U1e s cond round of Paahc Coast League play, lht! Corona del Mar l hgh gul ba k ~thall team is second to none in the hve·h~m ormit. However, cnt nng S twday's b pm. nonleague dash "'ith visiting Newport Harbor, Coach Elbert DaVlS' squad ha been second hddl tn the Back 8a)' since 1990. But Newport Hnrbor•s 18-gam win· ning streak ln the Beck Bey eeries appeus to be ln grave Jeopudy. u the s.. Kings ready to ...... tbe s.ilon tMAr tbint Newport·Mw Dlllltd *Um 511-.S I Laguna Beach is the central issue in the case. Under section rules mvolv- ing trarufer eligibility, proof must also be presented that Steve MjIDker no longer resides an Iowa. Chns Manker's mother, and Steve's wife, Cmdy, continues to rei.1de m Iowa. U the secbon office rules Chris Manker melig1ble, Laguna Beach will forfeit rune VIctones 10 wluch be partlcipated, mclud.ing PCL W1nS over Corona d(!I Mar, Costd Mesa and Estanoa . Hal Harkness, the section's inter- im admirustrator for basketball, said Tuesday he had yet lo collect all the doc.uments nesessary to resolve the issue. He also said the ultimate rul· ing would be mad~ by section com- missioner Jun Staunton, who lS out of the office until Thursday Chns Manker was held out of Laguna Beach's non1eague loss to Laguna Hills Fnday. Lagund Beach hosts CdM Friddy at 7 p m GIRLS HOOPS · COM BURIES . . SAINTS Corona del Mar humbles Santa Ana, 46-15. SANTA ANA -The Corona del Mar High girls basketball tedm extended its winning streak to seven by tn;>unong nonleaque host Santa Ana, 46-15, Tuesday The victory, the Sea Kings' 13th irl their last 14 games, lDlproved the visitors to 17·4, as they prepare to return to Paof1c Coast League play. Thursday against Vl51ting Laguna Beach. "This was a tuneup before we have to turn up the mtertS1ty agam with a league game," CdM Coach Elbert OaV1S. CdM swept the first round of league play (4·0), putting it in prune posibon to earn the school's first league title m recent memory. Juruor Kristin McCoy led the win· ners with 11 pomts, while 1uruor Sea- son Meservey ch.tpped in 11 Andrea Gruber added hve points, while Jackie McCoy and Courtney Kawata had five apiece The Saints (3-16), out of the Gold- en West League, earned a 4-4 dead- lock early and were trcliling 1ust 8-4 after one quarter. But CdM outscored the hosts, 15-3, m the lh.trd quartet and 1.t-6 in the third, before torung down tts defense pressure. • t•m fnends with thetr coach (Pete Rivas), so we'tried to keep the score down," said DaVlS, who not long ago had to hope for sunilar compassion from opposing coaches. "I thought Santa Ana played very hard." Laguna Beach (0-18 conung into this week) would appear to be another probable blowout Thursday, a trend the Se'b Kings hope to con- tinue Saturday against Back Bay nval Newport Harbor. HWe have many years of payback to deliver m that one," DaVJS said of the Newport Harbor clash. GIRLS HOOPS • l ·. _8_'1'9d __ M __ sday...&.;...;.'~-n_oo~~~2-6~,2-000 __________________________ ~~J>()l{'fS ~-----------------------------------Do___,;i~~P-il_~ BOATING UDO ISLE YAOfT Q.U9 MIDwlNmls T\INE-UP ...._ -1. <:arter Ford, UY(:. 5; 2. RyMl Mulv•ma, BYC. 7; 3 Anne Hatton, UYC, 9; • Phil Gautsd'll, UVC. 14; 5 Oave Lamb, LIVC, 16. Ucb14 -1 Bob Yam;-LIYC, 3; 2. Steve Mueller, BYC. 8, 3 James OeWolfe, eve:;. 10, 4. Justin Law, BYC. 12. Oj -1. Ryan Marshall/Sara Huey, NHVC. 3. Sabot A/8 -1. Eric Alhone, UYC, 5; 2. Zack Ha5kell, LIYC. 7; 3. Cole Hatton, UYC. 10; 4. Cameron Maclaren, UYC. 11. Sabot C1 -1. Stuart Palley, LIYC, 6; 2. Lauren Gautsch!, UYC. 7, 3. Rennick Palley, LIYC. 9; 4. M ichael Miner, UYC. 10 Sabot C2 -1. Blair Belling. NHYC.. 2. Mary Buckingham, NHYC, 3. Orew Uttlefair, LIYC; 4 Bryan Rhodes, LIYC. Sabot 0 -1. Mac Mace, NHYC; 2. Cole Christensen, UYC; 3 JP Hogan, NHYC; 4 Eric Chebil, UYC. HAPPY BIRTHDAY ~--------------------, : i 1 l I f · : I I I I I I I I I I I I L--------------------~ SCHEDULE TOOAY ......... High Khool 91rls Newport Harbof' at IMne, 7·30, Laguna Beach at COfona del Mar, 7 pm., Estancia at Costa Mesa, 7p.m. • Socalr High school girls Newport Harbor at Irvine, S p.m. Laguna Beach at Corona det Mar, 3.15 pm., Estancia at Costa Mesa, 3:15 p.m • wr.stjJng High school Corona del Mar at Northwood, 6 p m SUMMARIES NIGH SOtOOL Glfll.S NOIUAGUI c:-A oa. MAii 46, 5ANtA AMA 15 e«ona del Mw a 15 1• 9 ~ SanteAN 4 l 6 2 15 ~ del Mw K McCoy 12. Meefvtl)' 11, GNb9t 6, J Mc(.oy s. Kw.•~ 5. Quon l. H.twltlnl 2. Eyre 1, PN1n 1 )-t)\. ~ • GN!Mf 2. ~rwy 1, Quon I ,.,.,... ,.,.. llv•z 6, TOYW 4. ~ 3, P.i-1.~1 -.-11 ~ ~ 42. C>aNI v-29 0cunv-1 6 11 s 29 Hewpot1 HMbof 10 9 t 5 8 • 12 ~View GreW\ 12, V•i.ild 10. Vy Tn.ong 4, Udw!n O. llogen O. Vei.nzUf>l4' ). lloblQICW'I 0. Ngvyen 0 ).9(. goels Gr-2. Valenzuel• I ~ .....,_ VMqver ll, c.11llo 12, Gellwdo 7, Ashton 4, ~ 2. c;..ri.ch l , ~lef2, ltoobO COLLEGE BASKETBALL Vanguard holds on lions feast, t 00-86 • Christian Heritage comes up short, 72-67. COSTA MESA -Keuy Women Boeke's strong first-half play (15 pomts) helped Vanguard University's women's basketball t<'tlm to a 39-31 halftime lead and the host Lions beld on lo . post d 72-67 Golden State Athletic Conference win Tuesday.night. • Chnsban Heritage, down by as many as 13, rallied to within 69-67 with 17 seconds left, but Boeke's two free throws with five seconds left sealed the wm for the Lions. Sarah Cisneros dnd Andrea Hamillon each had a double-double for Christian Heritage, whJch fell to 12·8 overdll, 4·4 m the GSAC. Bo ke hmshed with 20 pomts and eight rebounds. St>ck.l Huddle of Vanguard had 16 points and teammate Laura Lee had sevt>n board .. Vanguard mainldins at least a tie for first place in the GSAC with a 17-4, 6-2 mark. GOlDEN STATE ATM.ETIC CONFelENCE V ANGUARD UNMllsnY 72 CHRISTIAN HERITAGE 67 OvistiM Heritage · Hamilton 14, Adeunlehin 4, Cisneros 19, Friesner 11, Zunic 3, Gray 2, Stevenson 11, Tapija 3. 3·P1 goals · Stevenson 3, Friesner 2, Tapija 1 Fouled out -Zunic. v~ University-Weidler s. candelana s. Boeke 20, Emde 11, Huddle 16, Lee 2, Axelson 2. Fikse 1 O 3·pt. goals · Emde 2, Weidler 1. Fouled out -Fikse. Halftime -Vanguard, 39-31. GIRLS BASKETBALL CONTINUED FROM 7 this season. CdM stretched its !Ji.t of victims to 17 by handling nonleague host Sdnta Ana Tuesday, and the Seu Kmgs figure to make it rs agamst winless Laguna Beach, when PCL action resumes Thurs- day But it's the Satlurs (4-16 after Tuesday's nonleague win over Ocean View) who have drawn the circle on CdM's schedule Uus week. Davis and his players have spoken all season about thelf desire to earn respect for thelf program. And, ending f ldf- bor's extended braggtny rights is yet another obstacle in that pursuit. Respect was demed tb'e unranked Sea Kings in lhe latest section coaches' poll, where Costa Mesa, which CdM trounced, 64-31 Thurs- day, remdlllS No. 6 in DlVlsion 111-AA. Meanwhile, Costa Mesa engages cross-town nvdl Estancia Thursday al home, attempting to remain wtlhm st:rilong distance or CdM dDd lengthen tts winning streak against the Eagles to six Mesa has defeated Estancia eight of the last nine meetrngs and 14 of the ldst 18, but the Mustangs hdve lost two straight after winning 10 of theu previous 11. Smee earning a 28-23 lead two mmules Into the third qudrter against CdM, toe Mustangs have been outscored, 122-48, in nearly six quarters, including Satur- day's nonleague loss to West- minster. This discrepancy has a gre a.t deal to do with the health of returning All-CIF gudrds Nancy l 1atsushi and Jenny Earnest Hatsusht, second in Orange County Wltb 6.8 assists J>f'T game, rrussed the hndl 12 rrunutes against CdM wrth leg cfdmps. The Junior then Sdt out the Westminster gdme. Earnest, a senior, played through illness against CdM, hnishmg Wllh a season-low four points. She did not play dgainst Westminster. Both are expected back Thursday. C!stancta, commg off wms last week agdtnst Saddleback and University, would join Mesa in second place with a victory Thursday. If the Eagles defeat the Mustangs by 12 pomts, Estancia would ,cJdtm the perpetual Lady Bell trophy which goes to the annual series winner. The wmner of the series also earns a postgame feast at the New- port Rib Company. • Christian Heritage can't keep up with Ardis Gurtis & Co. COSTA MESA • -With four play-~· en; 10 double flg· ures, the Vanguard Uruver· sity men's bc1sketbaU team cruised to a 100-86 Victory over visiting Christian Her· 1tage in Golden State Ath- letic Conference play Tues- day night.· Dennis Keane and Bran- don Cablay were the scor· ing leaders for the winners with 24 and 22 points. respectively. Point guard Ardis Curtis was the focal point with 18 BOYS CONTINUED FROM 7 But a Jan. 19 nonleague loss' to Estancia (0-4 in the PCL), as well as narrow victo- ries against Sea View foes Laguna Hills (45-40) an.d Woodbridge (59-57 in over- 1 time), have kept Harbor hum- ble, .according to Hirst •We could have easily been 1-2 going into tonight's game,• Hirst said before Fri- day's 69-54 Win at Aliso Niguel. ~we were fortunate to pull out a couple on the road and now we have to take care of business dt home m the second half. We know it won't be easy because now they'll be gunning for us.• The Sailors have been paced by senior post Dustin Illingworth (14 .5 points per game in league) dnd junior guard Aaron Yamal ( 16.3 ppg in league), but had four scor- ers in double figures for only the second time all season against Aliso Niguel. Senior Sean Rorden hit five three-pointers en route to a career-high 17 points, while sophomore point guard Greg Perrine chipped m 10 points agamst the Wolverines. The Tars handled Irvine, 66-50, at home in the league opener. Meanwhile in the PCL,. Costa Mesa and Estancia renew their cross-town rivalry Fnday at Estancia, while Corona del Mar visits Laguna pomts a.nd 21 Uliltl, both career highs. Freshman Dan HOlechek also added a career ))igb 12 potnts for the Uont, who improved to l 0- 10 oveicill, 2-6 in the GSAC. .....,_.-.ancmsa 1t11 YNlllllMD u..-" 100 o..n.HllnMI• awk.,.Hwhle•·~1l. w.uon 2. Griffin s. Mkhohon 26. ReinebMn a, c-. 0. KrUe o. Feflows 4, Llyton 26; Wll'Mf 2 .. )-pl pis -Mkhollon 7. Fouled out -MlctlolsO!\ Reinebllctl. ~ d Unhnty-Kane 24, 22. Curtis 18, Beeler 4, ICohhas 13, Lee 4, Burgess J, Holechett 12. )1'l goals-Keane 4, Kohlhus 3, Cablay 2. bgess 1. FOUied out-K-..ne. Techlncals -Burges. Halftime -Venguatd. 47-41. Beach. Laguna Beach emerged tied with University (both at 3-1) atop the league stand- ihgs after the first round, but questions regarding the eligi- bility of the Artists' 6-foot-10 senior center Chris Manker loom. If an Qngoing CIF investigation rules Manker was ineligible, Laguna Beach would forfeit those three wins and face an uphill battle in the second hall. .The Sea Kings, tied tor third place with Costa Mesa after edging the Mustangs in overtime Friday at home, vis- it Saddleback tonight in a nonleague contest. CdM lost to Laguna Beach. 61-52, m the first round. Mesa ended a 30-game losmg streak to Estancia with a 58-50 overtime home win Jan. 7, but enters Friday's clash on a two-game losing skid. Estancia, however, is look- ing for its first league win. "It's not like we're 0-4 and out of it, • Estancia Coach Rich Boyce said. "We could easily be 3-1 or 2-2. We've beaten some good teams this year, like Woodbridge and Newport Harbor. We could have beat- en Marina (No. 5 in the coun- ty) and we were ahead of (No. 8) Santa Margarita in the last two minutes (Satur- day). That JUSl shows you how tough the PCL is. If we get a bounce or two our way, we could finish among the league leaders.• VOLLEYBALL Newport Harbor's Kroesch hired at Thousand Oaks • She'll initiate girls program for Lancers. Richard Dunn D AILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH - Newport Harbor High assis· tant girls volleyball coach and Conner Sailor standout Tara Kroesch has been hired at Thousand Oaks High a~ the Lancers' head girls coach, she said Monday. Kroesch, scheduled to be · featured in this section Mon- day as a member of the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame, accepted the Lancers' posi- tion Friday. It will be her first head- coaching experience. after five years serving under Charlie Brande at the Orange County Volleyball Club and three under Dan Glenn at Newport Harbor, including the Sailors' junior varsity boys her first year. As e player, Kroesch was a two-time All-CIF Southern Section Division l selection at Newport Harbor, before star- ring at Pepperdine. Kroesch, 25, is in. her first full year teachmg at Carden Hall (a private school) in Newport Beach. TENNIS Davenp ort wins; semifinals await MELBOURNE, ~ustralia - Newport Beach's Lindsay Davenport advanced to the semifinals of the Australian Open following Tuesday's 6- 1, 6-2 win over ninth-seeded Julie Halard-Decugis. Davenport had nine aces and yielded only five points on her first six service games, controlling the match right from the beginrung. The Win sets up an All· Amencan semilinal matchup with Davenpor1 and Jenniler Capriati, who was actually a role model of Davenport's, despite being the same age. Capriati burst onto the ten- nis scene at age-13, reaching a Grand Slam semilinal match by age 14. 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Build" project, and wlll ten, three-story, Type 5 2 The Unlvlrslly has Ron Barak, 220 B CORONA DEL MAR 11488 ANO NOTICE Ca 92701 within thirty Include the oomplehon Buildings, totallnp estabhshed a two phase Palmer St Costa Mesa, CA 92625 ' OF INTENDED (30) days of the filing ol of the design, prepara· 170,700 square lee raUno aystem for pre-ea111om1a 92627·3476 Type of llcense(a) Ap- FORFEITURE the claim In the Supe11o< tJon of wonung d111w1ngs The Project also In· quahllcahon of b+ddera. Thia business Is oon-ptled for 47 . ON-SALE PURSUANTTO Cour1/CtvHDtvlsion (shop drawings). and eludes a 7,200 sf Dealgn Bulld Teams duc:tedbyenlndlvldual GENERAL EATING T 0 The !allure IO timely construction based on Academlc/Wellnua who meet Ille minimum Have you started PLACE HEAL H AN file and ncure a venfied the Prellminaiy Design Center. a 2,400 1 f requirements In Phase doing business yet? No Published Newport SSEACFETIOTYN 1c1qD88E.4 ctalm statlflg an interest Documents and Per· duplex apartment build· 1. wil be Interviewed as Ron Barak Beach·Costa Mua ... lo the property 1n the Su· lormance SpeahcallOns '"II· mod1lication ol an part al Phaae 2 ol ttilt This statement was OailY Pilot Janua 19 On Dec 21 , 1999, at pertor Court will rvsurt in prepared by Exea.itlVe eXIStlng perlong lot. ar.d prequahfieation flied with the Councy 26 Feb 2 ~ ' 2261 Fountain way ttll property be•~ de· Architect Backen Ar· demolttion of !Our exist-The University will eteitc of Oranoe County ' ruary ' W695 Easl Cosla Mesa, CA, clared or Ofdered Torfell ngonl a Ross. Ing substandard resl· then pertoon Interviews on 01-07-2000 · • tne property descnbed 10 the State of Ca~lom•a All Design Bulld denoe halt$. with each Team as pa11 20006816132 Flctltloua BuslneH as St,029 ·u.s CUA· and dtstr1buted pursuant Team• who art! In· B\llldlng Conttruc-of Phase 2 of the pre-Datly Pilot~. 12. 19, Name Stat.ment RENCY, was seized to lhe provision. of tervsted In prequaulylng tlon C:O.t l:atlmat9: qualtflcatlon proc1u 26 F=ab 2 2000 W691 The fellowing per1on1 pursuant to Health and Healttl and safety Code 101 this prOject and W!Sh $23,871.600.00 O.slgn Build Teams ' • are dolnO busJnMs as· Safety Code Se<:tion Section 11489 without lo obt1ln the Pre-BID DOCUMENTS: Who meet Ille mirnmum Fl hlo B I N slahb ll d A 11471/11488 ~the lurthernohoa or hearing qualifal.lon Statements Bid "'-·ments are :f'''a ....... ts ... .,,.._ __ 2 ct u. ua nesa e g or 00 •· I d N ·t ~ ...... ., ,..._ N•me Statement al11ance Company, COSTA MESA ICE Publ •Ile 1wJ'or may cal either (9-49) sehedulo<I to be avail· w11 be qualllled to The lollowlng ""'l'IOOS 2915-A Redt\111 Ave, DEPARTMENT. Baach·Costa ua 824-8117 (Hot Line, Op· able to prequ;1hhed De· submil btdl on this are ~bustne'S5 as: Ste A·210-C, Cost. The property was Daily Piiot January 26. tlon #3) or (949) sign Bulld Teams in projllel. , Mesa, Calllomia 92626 seized with respec1 to al· Fet>ruary 2, 9, 2000 82Hl630 APril. 2000 Bid Docu· 3 The UnlVerllty re-NI<* s nt ShopSa 900 K 11v1 r or 1 and o leged violatlOOs(sl of _.......,.,......=..._ .... W7....,..oo= DATE OF SUBMITTAL: ments Wiii conslSI of De· servea the right, 11tar re-~ Hac':'or~92704 nta l.ambnlno, 3101 South sectlon(s) 11351 o1 the UNIVERSITY OF Design Bu11<1 Team sign De\'elopment draw-vlev.1ng the Deskin Build N j ch 0111 J 0 h n Fairview, •M. Senta Health and Safely Code CALIFORNIA Prequahllcatlon State-lngs, Including floor Team Prequalillcatk>n Humphrey• 119071 Ana, Cal1tomla 92704 You are hereby nolilled IRVINE CAMPUS ments w111 be received at plans. elevallons a Statements. 10 reject Holley St 112 Hunt· This business h con· thal the District Altomey NOTICE INVmNO• lhe Office ol Design & sections, and a Pr C1 y and all Statements, lngton ee8ch callfomla ducted by an Individual of Orange County has DESIGN BUILD TEAM Construction ~rvlces. Manual, Whlch wOI con· 10 waive any Informality Dt6'48 ' Have you slarled Initialed ~roceedtngs lo REQUEST FOR Attention: Meredith slat ol Performance In Statement• and 10 Thia business ii oon· doing business ye17 No forfeit t e above·de-PREOUALIFICATION ChHton, Berke la(. Specifications, Design lnvi e those qualllled ducted by: an Individual Klever Zambrano sc11bed 11~~ pur· STA-raMENTS Place. Suite 3500, Un · Criteria, and a desctfp· tea to submit bids tor Have you started Thi• 1tate'ITl8'0l was auant to ealt and FOR DESIGN AND ver1lly of California, tlon ol bulldlng sy.s11ms the p ect. doing business yet? filed with the County Safety Code Section I r v In• • Ca 11 for n I a and !heir lundlon Addi· 4 Pl'OlpeCtlva Oeslon Clettc ol Orange Countf 11'48a.4 CONSTRTUHCETION OF 92697·2450 unt~ tlonal lnlormation 811811· Build Taama delirlng 1o Yet, 1t1100 t2 30-99 You a1e lnstru<::led tllat UNOERGRADUATC 5:00 P.M., Frtdey, Febo able to bidders will In· be prequallfled 8,.. In· N I c h o I a • J on • If you desire to cooteat ., •"' ruary 25, 2000. No Pre elude a Soll• Report fO<med lhal iney mu" Humphreys D llV Pilot J'":''2~ the tor1erture of tn1s E~AuNs:gN quallhClllon Statement• Pfepareo by GtobaH, fully comply With an o1 Thfs statement was a ~ an • 1 • 1 • prope[ty, pursuant to PHASE 11 • win be acclPleCI after Inc , and a copy of the Iha bid requirements, In· filed Wltt1 the County 261 !JOO W682 Health and Safety Cede MESA c ou'R T thl.s ttme. However, the Untversi~f catrtomla, cludlng mHtlng all Clerk of Ol1lnge County Flctftloua Bualf\ffa SectJon 11488 S. you Urweralty reaema lhe Irvine. Stan• bOndlng and lnlu~ on OM~ N.me 8e.temen1 must file a verdied da11n PR~fgfO fi9hl to raqoest, receive derds an Dulgn ~,.menta. 2000M162M The following persona :~oi::; ~:9~u~ Januwy, 2000 ~n'~,·~~~.~P· C~naDealgn Develop· am!nt5:f~ 1~ := ~.~e~.~2~ ~:~ ~Bfr~h file thiJ da•m In Iha Su· NOTICE IS HEREBY lrOtn the OeSlgn Butld ment draWlnQI Wiil haVI LumJ) Sum BUI BliJ, ••• FlcttiJOua luaineti Streat, Suite 200. Haw· parlor Court ol the GIVEN that Des~ Bulld Team 11 deemed nec»•· received prellmlnaty re-cluOlng altlmat 1 shl• Nem9 Statement POf1 Baacti, CA 92600 Count)' of Orange within Taam Aeque&t Pr•· Mry to CIOl'l'lPlele Iha VieW by tfll St.ate Fifa accompany .. ct\ Bid The fOllOWlng peBOnS GOI Holdlngt, Inc. !Nrty (30) days of the quatmcarloo Statiwnants evaluation of lheu quell· Marshal and the OMslon Thi Surety laaulng are dOirlg buSlnN8 as. (Dlllwwira), 3137 Birch f•™ ~IC)fl °' tM Wiii be t9C&~ by Iha licaliona Design Build OI the Stat• Archttact'• boodl '°' lfll ~ Your ,,.VII ~nt. Streat. Sult• 200, New· NotlCe, unt.$a you re· UnMtrSJty °' Caltlomla, Team Prequaltllcation Access Compllance ahal be on the Bid 511 seventeentn Street, port ee.ctl, CA 92ee0 celva 1c1ual notice l"'":,, ~· lor ~11 Statemen11 1hall be Section. A Campus Dladlnl: lilled In lhl HUl1UnCllO" Bead'I C8ll-Thia bulinl .. 11 con· 1:Ple~~~~~!!~~o<:a~~~10~....,~on~1~ ... ~~ 1ubmlll•d In sealed BUiiding AcMaory Com· latest publlihed State of !omit ~ti dlic:tld by. an lndlYldual f envelopel marked on mllte1 approval wll l'lave Calllornla Oeoa""*1t of Barberi! Roblnton Have you llartad lhe OUlllde, ''Deai91"1 ll&o t>&en oompi.ted lnlUl1lnC8 Litt of In· 511 Sevetdlen1h s• dOlng bualn•H yet? lulld Turn Pre• The 1uccasslul Daltgn 1urat1 Admlltld to Huntington Bead\, Cell· Yaa, ''Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Service Why should you subject yourself & your fam ily to paying inflated prices for casket & services???? Cill Toll rree 1-888-~ 5cni11 Or111t I Sllr11dl• Co11W.. ~ltlcatlon Build Team will Mad to TranM<.1 8\.111ty lnlUf• fomla 0~17 0910t/99 t 1a11rn1nt, UNQER· gain fql apJ)fOllal of th41 ance In tl'lla State• and Thie bulinlal 19 con-OOI Holdff\OI , Inc• LOC.U IAOl1UAllES d111WIOQ1 lrom both tn. al lnturance poldat re• duded by. an Individual cnanat S G'8IWllll, Stat• Fifa Marshal end ~IO be~ by Have you started &IOAIYa V.P. the OSA Acoell Com the Deeigfl Bulld Teem dot b alneu t? Thia -...manl WM 1Jf1anca Section, and the lhall be ~ lo 8P" v "ii 211~t"'4 ye llled wit\ the eouncy l~I Orange Coonty proyat by UnlvMlty tor ':.~ ~ Aobinaon Clectl of °'!IW'98 County Rr• AuthOrlty lorm and~ M Thia ·""*" WU on 12·10.e9 MCIFIC VllW OE81QN' I UILD tuchpolk:i9U hellbell• llled With the ~ ,_,_ MIMOAIAL MAK T t A II p " I tuac:I by • company Cient °' ~ ~ DeilY Pllol J#I. 5. 1~ QUA l Ull C A TI 0 N whlc:tl 11 Mat9d by llleat on 12·13-tt28 •:::::::' 2000;;:::;;;:;;:;;;:;;:;;;:;;:;;;:;;-. C.0..ery • Mortuwy "'OCBUftl.8: tnd ltllll ~I .-ia ,-1•-r 1. DealOn 8UllO Tllltn ol A· Of ~ .,,., • If: --E .. Ctwpel • en.m.tory Pr9QU811f1C:.atlon &t•t•· Mndal ~ of 09llv Plk>; J~2.:J!:. ~ 1 '4 "'~ 3500 PIClflc: Vltw OwtV9 "*11& wll be tv.ilabla VI" °' beClef 21• ~ ~ 0 e ~ /J ~~OO Wecln11111y1 .-.w.y THE AEOENTS OF N011 OF • _....,. 2t. llOO at ma Oflloa ~ THt! UNIY!MfTY OF APPUCATION TO ~=~===::1 Dealar'I & CoNttudton CAUfOfNA SELL ALC0tt0UC r. Servlc:f1. located 1n ~. 2000 llV~ lttUltY PleCa 8ulcllng1 Publllhed Newport ~Cl Nng $ulle 3600. Unlvefllly ot I Heh· Coate Mau AMiii • 1 Ce11om1a, !Mne. Cal-Q91r ""°' ~ Ill. ....,., 11, IOOO '°"* nM7.Z'80 n. ~a. aooo To Wham R ..., Con-~ ~ W701 '*" '*' be mlleCt to .,.,,_ The ....,.., OI .. :,-:~c:; •:tr ~~ Mi!7UfWiTtNC Xevan Zona. 33772 Via Caprl, Dana Point, Caltlomla 92629 This busloeas ii con- ducted by: an lndivieNal Hav1 you st1rt1d doing buslnesl ywt7 No Xeven Zona This ttalement was flied wltll lhl County Cleril of Orange CotJntY on 12-06-99 19996111474 Dally Pllol Jan s, 12. 19, 26, 20oo W687 FJctltloua Bualneaa N•me SUltefMf'lt The folloWlng pll'100S are doing bualnell as; a) OouOal Enterpnse1, b) · Southlm Calllomia Conaul1ant1. 25 EIQ- P•d• Court, Newport Beach, Cafllomla 02663 E~:.'=~R~Ne~ r~ Beach, Calltomla Thi• bustne11 Is con-ducted by: an lndlvidual Hava you ataneo doing bu1lneH yat1 v ... 08J01/91 JamM R. Dougal This stai.mtnt w11 filed with the County Cteitc of Orange COunl'f on 12-17·99 1 ..... 1.,.,. Da~Jan. S, %...1_~ 28, ~ Daily Pilot ADVEmSEMENT FOR 8108 ,Subject to oondtttons piMcilbed by IM undel· ilgnedi. M•led bids tor a LUMP ~ Conuaet are ·= for 1t'8 follo\Vlng AllNDENTW. HOUSING TELE-OOllMUNtCATIONS PROJECT NO. tt7075 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. IRVINE IRVINE, CALIFORNIA 92697 PROJECT DESCAIP· TION: The WOl1< of this project Involves the trerichlng •nd lnstalla· tloo of cOndult In support Wednesday, Jonuory 26, 2000 9 l ~IDlas 11 PUIUC M011CIS 11 MU: NOTicb 11 ~~ NOTaS 11 PUBLM: H011CQ 11 PU8UC NOTICES I I ~ NOllCQ 11 ~ ,,..., , ~ -.1 ~~==nuat Hous· prOlClmately 2,600 11iwa1 uary 27, 2000, and will Ctteckl •re to be made A mandatory Pre-Bid DA TORY FOR ALL stl\JG1ion Service• Lynn communicltlons £lee-pl9t9d tht .. proftde In R.. mun1Ca1ton feet of duet bank oon· be issued II. payable to "The Re-Conterence and man· PRIME CONTRAC· Jav1era1(949)824·7009 1nca1 tttl ~mt. pr~. ~he ~Ojevct 18 ~; 41SllnQ of IW0·2·1nch DESIGN & genta Of the University ol datory Pte·Bld Job Walk TORS; THE MEE TINO or. Meredith Cl'IHIOO at LICENSE CODE C-7 Ol r.~n ei:-.~~ '° ca ar81K1 c.ondults In segment•. CONSTRUCTION Calllomla.. w1U b• conducted on WILL BE CLOSED AT 19•9) 82•·6513 C-10 ttll of Housing Complex, UM Tua vallQus segments of SERVICES Sealed Bids will not be Thurtday F•bruary 3, 10:05 A.M. ANY PRIME The aueaNaslul Bl<!Oer Oth., Proleci Sp.cl-a Pf Kt. F~r Ind CX?"siSIS or two this OUC1 bank Will Ill· 3500 Berkeley Place accepted after. 2:00 2 0 0 0. 0b 41 8' n n Ing CONTRACTORS AR· and Its SUb<lonlractOfl fie•~ rJ~~N:t1i~~ ~ pa s. tend from eaeh of the Unlvtlr~ly of P.M., Thutaday, febru• promptly at t :00 A.M, RIVING AFTER THIS Wiii be requ1red to follow Bldd•rOuallfieatlona talhrt ~ ol1t~~~rk live oew pullbOKes IO'the CahlOmla. Irvine ary 10, 2000. Partlelpants stlaU meet TIME WILL NOT BE the no0d1scmiina1i0n re-c:alled for to be r~~~~ o e prh1ec "'v ... ves vatlous buildings Irvine, CA 92697·2450 Bid Security In the at ELIGIBLE TO PARTICJ. Qutrementa set lortl'l 111 aubrnltted at time of '' ~ ,\re~ng a:w1 In-ESTIMATED CON· (949)824-6630 amount°' 10% of the . DESIGN& PATEINTHEBIOPRO-the Bidding Document& bldlnclude,butarenot ~~~~~~~~ .. ~·1.f:!~ s • I 0 n 0 • p. STRUCTION COST: Hot Une: Lump Som Base Bid, GIC· CONSTRUCTION CESS AS A PFUME and IO pay p1evalling MCMletUy llmlt9d to· cro~"j8~~2iFkllneal $300,000.00 (e-49) 8244117 eluding alternates, shall SERVICES COtiTRACTOR. wage rates at the toca· (a) Five y•ar requl,.: ~:~lyua'ivi ~'Y 20• ee o an con-Note; P(lme Blddll'I Bidding Documents acc:ompany eadt Bid 3500 Berkeley Place Only bidders who par-tion of the Woftl ment for name and r • W702 ~~g olT"' fodur·4-blnchk wtio 40 not mfft the will not be available to The Surety Issuing the UnNersity ol ucipate In bOlh the Con-The successful Bidder lleenM and b corn· .......... ults. rnS UQt an qualHieatlona In lh• Prime Bidders alter Bid Bond shall be. on the Calilomla. Irvine, leren08 and the Job w1M be required lo l'lava i.;:.;:=;.;;.....::;;.;.;;;..._1;;.i...~~L-------- will ~ ~nslal~ed parallel Contract Oocum.nta Thuraday, February 3, Bid Deadline, listed In lrvlne. CaUlornla Walkinthe111nllrety,wlll the following Stal• of Put a few words to = s ng nves and may not be ellglbl• for 2000. the lat Ht publls"8d 926~7·2450 be etlowed to bid on the Cahlorn1a Contractor's waJ af:. award. Checics for a non-r., State ot Cahlomla, De· (949) 824-6630 Pro1ect as prime con· license current at the • olPan WO of the Wolt< Bidding Documents fundable fM will be re· panmenl of Insurance, Al'TENDANCE AT tractors For tunl'ler In-t1meolsubm1nlonollhe to work for you. the Protect Involves will be available to Bid· quired In the amount or llat d Insurers Admitted THE PRE·BID COM-lormatlon, oontael UCt Bid. the 1\r&nf"lng and1 In-derson Thuraday,Jan· S25.()() per set ol Did· toTrensactSuretylnsur-FERENCE IS MAN· Contracts Department LICENSE CLASSI· st a at o n o a 1> • ding Oocoments ance in This State. within oes1Qn & Con· F IC A Tl 0 N Te I• 1 ISTAIE SIU 1 • as GARAGE UUI · G:t EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All ltll ........ ..,111111111 lltls """""It h~d It ... '"· ., .. "" Hffsl11t Ad ti "" " 11111 .. ff w•lctt 1111'" M llltttl ,, ••• ., .... -•• , '"I"""· 11•1111111 •• flaetl•lo llu 1t1m " r1u, "'"· relltl••. "'· •lfflt••· lmlltaf "'1111 " ... , ... , lflfll, ......... u .. 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I •••••••••••••••• • • • HOMES OF THE WEEK Showcase Homes For Sale In Our Sat Real Estate Supplement I Display Ads • Start at $85. • Deadline . 101 • ~16 MllCllANDISE FOllUU 430. 468 BUSINESS & FINAN GAL AUTOMOllVE & 1UNSPOllAllON 480. 486 ~ 690. 697 ElmCE DIRECTO -For All Your Home and Business Needs - u..t.r tile Swvlce DINctorr lanw llO · Stl Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $28 per week (4 wk, min.) 400. 412 EMPLOYMENT OPPOllUNmES 470. 478 Call Lorraine at 642·5678 x245 10 HOUSB4COHDOS ,-. · FOASALE LOST& FOUND 1'78 ~11m-.1 GE FRIG · · · -- $50 949 278 1001 BOOKKEEPER.PIT 115 %~11,~=11·:=1 N San Clemente Elegant 2Bt Pfan• 24/Hr FOUND DOG COSTAllESA C.M/Newport: 2Br 2.SBa • 5 DUPLEX LOTS gltad, lavllh pool, apa. VILLA BALBOA 2 latge Golden Relrlever Found on Towrilome on Irvine Ave. Side by Side Slept to Fuhlon l•llnd. mstr br, 2ba, t\'plc. WIO Jan 19 In F V Catt to ~ • • BILLING CLERK Newport Beach Health care consulting rirm seeks a Prr PARKING belOW 17th Xlnl Loci New $1 5 mllllon an-681-7387 hkUps. newty 1emod paint g describe. 714-962·8968 I I CfP1S &hrdWd firs. tfirvliv nn. Bkr M9_,.~~761 carpet, gated COOVTl pool, FOUND WEDDING RING 454 FURNITUR~ A Must Seel S244k Mike r;;======:;;I 159 Ul\l.-t!--:'s>8t~cM:n":!.2~~~ Cal to 1aenlify lnscnption • • AQt 800-600-5189 Ext. 418 109 APTS ~ smoke$l8009'49-6#S370 949·548-153S * Low Seat. Overalzad, Ofrect 760-963-4088. ' FOR RENT 8u1.ttilul sol1 chocolate CORONA DEL MAR CORONA DE1 MAR NP !Wghtl 3br 2.Sba s:ust Ldit c.i 1-15 E aide CM, brown lea1her recliners 19 HOUSESICOHOOS FOR SALE HUNTtNOTON BEACH •THE• SHORES APTS 4Br 2.5Ba 3c gar, pool, spa, ftta pit, wall to beech,~ ........... .. upgraded, fabutoos landsi. S cul·de·sac. $539,000. hort term Nancy. Agt. 714·813-4705 Corporate 2 story hme. nu ta1pet. new ailver/blk, atrlped tabby, made by People Lounger CORON.A DEL MAR palnl fnslde, WIO hkup 2 car male, 6 mo old broken tall 1 IOI $275 or 2 IOI $540 3BR VIEW HOMES gar, S2IOO 949-63l·2612 9.e~l-2179 949-646-3766 $2,300 & $2, 150/Mo 4Br 2.SBa Hou11. Lost chocolate lib 5 mo 1tailan leather SOia & love- AGENT, (949) 717-4746 pets olt credit m•le puppy last seen CM seat, new stihraol>ed. very Comfortable 2Br 181 r:y~4.~~3o~~x~~ car wuh 1•21 Call sott,lopqualrty W8sS2000 HouH w/hardwood floors, Ryan 949"-646-1947 sac $890 94lM161·9933 fireplace. ~a_ge, small LOST MALE YOUNG CAT W h ft e w uh Ra II an d $ 6 A 11 bl LIDO ISLE GREY W/whlte paws. Mcllonal couch & IWO yar • 1 · va.a e 4BR, 2.SBA, 3c Garage E SIDE Costa Meta, can cha1rs. excellenl conw1loo! Feb 15. Agt 949-675-4912 ------·--' 9¥11. 949-515-0337 $500 949-045.7475 Community ·Newspaper Bookkeeper toe 1nvo1C1ng, Account Mgr Groupnas an opening •nOjJI' payables and reclevabl85 Account -manager fasl·paced business office S1SJHr. WC>OOng knowledge needed 10 manage the 8.00 A 5 OOP ot "Oulcil Books 99" is pa111r1g operation 81 a The candidate wlM be req'd Please cal Joe Fams latge ~edical Center in weM OfganiZed and able to at 949-515-2011 Orange County Ae- handle a vanety of depan· PIT Admlnlatratlve Aull! sponslb111lies Incl. ment !unctions which In-lor brOkerage firm needed hiring. scheduling. elide, belling dally papers ASAP. Responstble, coordinating parlllog and weellly rel)Olts A min-oroanlz.e<I. Prefer someone and tralfic !low on a lmum ol I year blftrng office w!Mutual Funds/l.Jle Ins. dally basis, cOllecilona. baekground With Excel soft· exp. Daily 9-3, salary DOE dala base manage-ware expenence l'lelplul. Fax resume M~ 720-S104 ment & comlTUllCl.tlon For conslde1atlon please with property manager mall or lax your resume 10. RETAIL SALES HELP and tenants Hours are Attn: Credh Manager F/PT MUST LOVE DOGS II -Mon tlvough Fn lrom 330 w Bay St. THREE DOG BAKERY approx 8 30am to Costa Men, CA 92627 M~76G-3647 5:30pm CompetitNe I I Rentals .22 ~ Starting at _ $1095/MO. Newer 3Br 2Ba, 2 ear garage. 2 deci<s, nice vtew, 2 blocks to beach. no pets, $2500/mo 31().37o-3999 412 CEMETERY LOTS PACtflC VIEW MEMORIAL lOT CHOICE LOT 909-658-4995 FAX (949)631·7126 SALES Salary Please caH I 1 Equal Opportunity Comm ~r g1oup Paul tor tntervie.w 456 , rtir"PTOCETSIK Employer. We maintain 1 looking tor inside sales reps '800-701-3763. 1 .. 111:;0 drug free woflcplace and Should possess strong ..._ ______ _, pertonn pre-employment phone sales ab~ny. be Furnished apts 2~~~~E:~~.':t avail. 6 blocks 2t1r 2ba S240,ooo from the beach. By 0-714-669-2736 949-644-2611 132 ~I Walk to beachl 2Br & --•CH study. 2Ba. Vp. L!I & sunny iswn1n1 v-room: no pet, l11100Jmo ,.,,,R FRO TAXER 310~ Iris 760-M5.-823 WA 1 ~ N 619-990-8823 cell Wll~~~c~ou 1 ~~~~~0=.0~ H~ AGENT ,949--723-8120 garage, S1600fmo. w .. k· 1SR STUDIO new l1xtures, daya AM 949-553-7445 walk In closet. vacant, Onblllevable Buutlfu1 rec:essed ~In ld1chen, 2Br 28a wfpvt gar, WIO, gated comm. St 19,000. Frplc, dramallC gated entry. Owner/Btu. 949·250-4525 On s~e buSllllness center. PIK1ect Newport Coast Loe e JUST LISTED e j °" ed_ge of CdM, $1,645. Belcourt Tetrace Plarl D Wont (asll 888-682·9809 1 180~1 • _ CHRIS EDWARDS EASTSIDE SPACIOUS 949-723-5061 2 Lg. br, kids/pets wef-First Estates Propetties come. garage. pvt yalt'.I, BIG CANYON S1495mo 94~548-3959 BROADMORE WESTCLIFF Cozy 2br Well foe. 4Br 3Ba, lmmed house, beam cell, Lg Dvtrlgo ~learie=:. ~~ rm, rM pabo. $1400Jmo. 9 7..,., ,,,.,.,, Avai Feb 1. 94!H>42·2603 4 • ".,.,,".,... or 38r 2Ba HouH CUiiom __ 9..;.4_9-..;.509.;.;;_;-8863/pg;.;;..;.;~..;.r - Built P91S ok. cre<lt protllerils <JaJy. Call Al °' Tony. 714-375-3075 JC 238, Very nice 2br 1 IAba 2 story with a garage $1250mo 94~760-8364 Motel ROOMS I FOR RENT Rare 38r .. 3.58a., Newly Avehabli for 1 Limited I 1 74 UN~~.m I Radec. gorgeous marble Ti.me Ontyl 2Br. Fp, w/d, l1Vl and Ille nrs and oft wtlile gar awesome loeallon neat Berber ca~ting. Huge mstr COM & NB 949-640-2800 sle with litlklQ area and 3 ;;::;;;;======•! CZ11s~~.'=1 1110 APTS I t:i'g~~S:·~ Brok« Ron Falaot COST A MESA Ocew'I Vu, remodeled. new Mt-720-7337 carpet. 121 CreM(lt Bay. ABANDONED BEACH * COSTA MESA'S BEST $21SOIMo 714-381-4826 2 STORY+SMALL VIEW * Junior 1 bed1oom and 420 GARAGE SALES ESTATE SALE 221 Via Mentone NB, Lido Jan 27,28,29 9·2pm AntlQues, Mahogany lum. cos jeWelry. Nootat<e china. sDYer, G81man crystal, neYt tinen, ooentaJ tum & ec· cessorles. pajntlngs, rvgs. vinlage ciothes, rattan lum 14'0~1 Aacom Hasler Malllng System 335, with 1eeder and high speed, $2200 714-429-0632 EJtlte Sale Gaiden s11110- ary, dmm1 tb1 6 chairs Macontosh slereo. lg per· slim rugs & lithograph Hospital & watert>ed, crystal chandehers 1880 English Oak desk 949-.e97-S99.e 88 GALLON drug scr.ntng. organlZed. & l'laVe lClnt c:us1 FRESH FlsH TANK with ~rvice Sklls saltCO!M\. ~grts, 3 l11tets. stand, fish. _ BOOKKEEPER • ~fll ~e~ng/40p1~y~~i $150 714·~0-5995 exp Fl tn asfd HB acci reqd EOE Send resume 10 OlllC8 good to k8\ skll!SJ Marttey Daniels 330 West 460 MUSICAL payroll. exp req xp "'' Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA CLASS OI AME Sollware IS 92627 OI lax resume to INSTRUMENTS a+ S30fJ2K+co bent. Xlrt (9'49) 6'1Hi&94 apply IOI advancement Fax --------.1 resume to 714-891-4206 or •SANDWICH SHOP .. Call 714·3'73-2500 lor appl. IN Colla Mua. needa 1 World 9~itar Show! ..... 1000'5 Buy, s..11, 'n'adcl Ora1t9c County ~~unds Feb+ s; 10-6 & I 10-5 3·7469 462 SPORTlNG GOODS /EXEACISE EWP. Stationary ExerclH Bley· ell very good cond, whleatt reading .. distance $375. Cash Ot'*f 949-548·9702 e PTBOOKKEEPER help. Appty m peraon et e SERVERS 1673 IMne A~ e HOST/ESS tor Restaurant In Costa Meal. CALL 94~5-4384 Between 2:00 and 4:00 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY CO, SPONSORED Tl'tAIN-ING & 1st year Income $3SK Stevens Transport-OTA lruci< drtvers wanledl Non-experieoc;ed or ex.perlenood Toll tree 888-279-.e058 or 1-800·333·8595 EOE. (CAL'SCAN) . ' Now hiring, councous, reliable, staff $larung at $7.25/hr plus mcd1c:al bcndits, bonus, and stock opuoo program. Salary hoghtr depending on oprncnce. l'leut leave lllCUlgt' 949/833-1408 cu. 13 2otv Real Estate Aulatant Compu1er & cxgaruatl0fl8t ~a RlU$1, p<oblem $OIY8r Fax resume· 949-717.,.758 4 PHONE REPS. F~ tme, eneigetic 1or Mongage Co, eam to S600 +wee!( • benelits. sales axp pi.el'd Con1aCI MellSSI 949-25(>.5719 Pie ... be ..... 1hat lhe lilting• In ttll• cettgory may require yo1.1 to call 1 900 number In which there i. • chlrge '* minute. . - I~ : Tuesday SPM : Also ••• CRNR LOT -OPEN BEAMS t bedroom, also 2 bedroom ! r -------1 1364,900 agt 94•121-1120 1 ~th 0u1e1 gated com-112NEWPORT~FOR. • muM)'. pool, ttlmls, easy : &Br sea 3c gar over 3200sl access to lreeway, beaoh. • YleW lol. 2 m8ster suites, and malls 714-557-0075 MANAGERS • SP.ECIAL• $154.00+ laxWkly (J.Wsi present this Ad) ~ rms & lcltchenans. Si~ed on 1>e11U11fully landscaped grounds FEATURES 24-Hoor Lobby/Direct diet phones/Frea H80, ESPN 6 OisclPool & Jacozzl, Guest laun- Ory Close to 405 & 55 Fwys Mm's from 0 C. FalrgrdS, college and bchs. Wall<lng diS· latlC8 10 shops and restaurants Exclusive Center Club Gold Membership $7000 pp. Call 949·859· 1502 1-~1 DRIVER ·COVENANT TRANSPORT $1,000 slgn-on lX>OOS IOI &p C0mpany Drivers 1-100·441-4.39'. Ownef Operators.cal tol frH1·888-667·3729. Bud Meyer Truck Unes Refrig- erated HaUling call tol lree 1.-n-28W393 Solo Driv- er• l Contr1ctor1. (CAL'SCAN) UNITED COLORS OF BENETTON Cof"pol'lt• Office PIH• be WflY of out of .... compenlel. Check with the local Bettw 8utlneta B~ ruu befora yov tend .any money Of feet tor MrVic... Read and unelarlt*ld 1ny contnlett before you algn. • Open House : Ustlnga Avl. • Deadline • • Thursday : SPM It Pays to Advertise In the Best LOCAL Real Estate Section Call Today II LISA RIVERA 949-574-4252 ANNE WILLEY 949-574-4249 • 1 dWnStrs bdrm & bath. Needs 2Br 181 oo · bluffs neai Ocean View Condo • updatinQ $750,000. Agent. beaCh, w/d hk·up, IC ga1, $1500l'Uo. Near beach 2Br • 9'4H32°·71•1. 644-6615. S835/mo. smaa pet o11. (Of 1er+~ w.aa. Ga1ed : PRIME EStAltS 949~2-9699. convn w 1, spa. temls & • Homes.CondOS-Es1ates Giitld CommunliY wait to flt cntr. pail'l(, carpel l • 23 yis Servillg All Orange shops/Ttieaters Lovely 1 Br appls Soulh facing lots ol • Courcy. Cal Patrick T eoo!8 1 Ba, carport From $700/mo sun & ocean vu's hom every : MNS&-9705 $450 :t.5 1917 Maple Ave room. NO(petslsmkrs. : seru•~ t,e =.':Xox IAgt, M 11.,.000 11 ~W711'1520. I • 308051 of Mng area. 132 APT8 132 APl'I' : Upst= ~~area NEWPORT BEACH NIWOlir 1EACH COSTA MESA MOTOR INN 22n Hart>or Blvd Ptlone94~ • M9~6t61 • • UDO ISLE* 4Br/3Ba SpaciooJs IN room. N.B.JW. Oceanfrontf22nd. Prillate room, unfurnished, snare bath. ulls paid, non smkg. lcllehenett•. laundly. 1 Bfocl( to Newp0!1 Pier $535.00'per mo Cell Sam ~======================~IL ~.~~~7s-4808(~1W88n FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON IOITNll dining, 2 Ul)P8I ext8!ior sun d8cll.s, 2C gar, $11s.ooo. am Grundy ~llon 94M7s.&1,1. GATED COMMUNITY BY FASHION ISLAND Beautiful tree~llned streets and golf course views. Enjoy carefree living in your large 2 BR apartment home! 8iG cvA VllllS TWNHOME Bord«lng Bit Cyn Golf Courae. 2·3br& °'*' Sa1·&1'1 1-.e • l\No-car garage Fold Road Propelties • Washett/dry« l'loolcuPI 949-769-1700 • Fnplac:e (wood & gae) . 1; .r-~ --···--••H• OHC. .J:C-~T '::'J:611 • Air oondltJonlng W fr •We\ bar 30'll l00' '10 IC• ont • S2,2801012.500 .·' '. ... ·.I . ' . .. ' . ~---- ...... ,,. . le • r T OtYld ci.maon • Aelne• Q Sl'lan ~ 714-ltf.47ot -461 Old Newport 81vd ATTN 8IQ cYN OWNtRs Please can 1949) M 4-0609 Greal locallonl Dave Reepoilll>le PllfY desll'I$ l1lm-~Another==~essei:=x~:=~:l..i_i_i'fiUj~ Pmtwotx 949-722-6138 lwrfVn . owe gr°' INI) r o;c lfl80t in tiiiii\ifi Ff~.~~1a1>11.& rn: 1r::i (/9 /' r · ~1=it=:,...'°'i:; tenN ~ • Pf'VU-tLn:: 'Jl' eu~Aort ...., 1 art/11t some svt'• 94"'40-2142 Ing ,...., 949"675-9303 l ~ eW IOfft We v tpar!Jnt>nfs 503 AVEIDA CAMPANA . • . I · I I M'l lftd wna lllr l.lbl 8.oyr1ooc cilmnnu11ty wu' priv:ac• '""" ... ' llCtl leWocn w. OWNf & muin:a W..Jlc tu thJbo..i hl.onJ thups. M1tleC ........ 11M I Minutu rrom f'.uh1nn laluul L'tlU• UdO'*"""ildilMilM I luge :ap:attmenc• w11h wood burning 2tlr2SbaPftme"**'loc, I fireph"·c oanJ priv,\1e S:\'"'•• PIV ~ tor ,.., $249,000 Lane11M..,.•$2S6C)'mo • B~ut 1ltr' .available• UdO AleOft Honl9e Sorry No l'cu t4HT.M123or7»tlll NOW LEASlNG lURt::C\A ------- -.~, .. ~ ... .. anJ .. DIV !OA wuh J .. n $l9?~·S2ROO PIC':a.ae call (949) 760-091? SIQCll Helpee ~I W4 ~ "'8 Toi trea: 1'417-EVEACLR Into. -• eve1ctr.com (CAL~ or 949·212-3396 WOLFF TANNING 8EDS TAN AT HOME 6UY DIRECT AND SAVEi COMMERCIALJHOME URIS from $199.00 Low Monthly Payment FREE Color Catalog Call 1"800-711-0158 COAST COIN NEEDS OLD COINSI Gold. $liver, jewelry. wateheS, artlques, collectlbles 9'49-642·9447. TOP SU/fiECORDSI Jazz, A & 8, Soul, Rock, etc. SO' s ' 60's MIKE 949-645-7505 14'8~11•7' wal EnterprlN Rent·AoC• NB • PIT Lo\ Attendant Aloi hOurt required.. Cell Scott 714-27o-a301 HOST/ESS fl\re Ctown1 Restaurant 3801 e. eo.11 Hwy apply Mon-Sit 98-.e:30p NB Synagogue needs an asslstart 10 arrange the sanclueiy for the services $40 per eve refs req 949·5-48-6900 • PIT Admlnlatrlllw Aaalettnt Seeking a :harp & respc>nSlble ~ IOJ our PIT po&llK>n 25-JMvs per week. MUSI be I sell stalt811 M1croso1t. Olllce skills req'd Great casual working envlronmenl Fax resume to. Knsbe 714-754-1121 JEWELRY HOUSEMAN Mgr working Why Pay Retall? Jewelry la= 8'tate or home axp 11'1 I ::======:::::..!:=====:;::; Wholesale 10 poblk: We w.. ,__ • ...L< & I• llsO buy lewelfV & watches ..,... <M-. c ...... ing acrep gold 1011•f t8K se~ino. animal 6 car C8/e . 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""' • lnllf, exc:ei.ntcordtiQni' ' (V0152117) ~12,tn ldju1tlblt IUtpel!Mon, NORnl • KQ9852 c;, Q 10 (1088S4) S22,D88 Ken Gtody CO/phonl UK ml, U4,IOO KAIERS Uncoln Mltcury Cell Tim H24Mn41• 0 .. (114)54M100 71"'522-1700 RANGE ROVER 'ta CHEVY Ai'tttO VlN '" NISSAN SENTA A 'h. VI, All Powtr, cc. tJlt, • Q J 10 6 EAST •J76 0 AS At one table Wc~1 l!!d .1 cluh Occl111er won m hand, Cl\h<'J 1he a~e~ of spade& ind diamond$ 1111J ruffCl.I a diamond in dummy. Sou1h'5 remaining low dinmond 1.1oas dl~anJ CA.I U11 the king of ~plldc • 1.nil 1 trump wiu It'd. No rnatter what the delend c" did, declarer would he able 10 JCI be.:k 10 hand 10 dniw the m11ain1n1 11Umps ind claim the slam Low tllk "11111, whit• rear Heavy body damege, but atereo cu11t11, CO, air & lllC)(tl Ba11nc1 QI ww· d rl vu , U 001 ob o • tunt1, moonr1, LOAOEOll l'lfllY, Prevtout Rerilal. · 310-l91·3551. Mini Cond, Mull S.111 (1639n) $17,988 OLDSMOBILE ALERO •ff IU,000 obo, Div. 0 J 1082 • 9853 NABERS JAGUAR XJe '18 VAHDEN White, tan lr4el1et. V8, CO, HM4...;...;5..,;-40..;..3;..;.S ___ _ (71•)5:t0:!100 Pl.AS 4-door, ftJtt pwr, sun bal olw11r ,prevfot.9rtntal -SOUTH •A Chevy C1m110 •i2 Ve, roof, wire wtle8ls. I owner, (362187) S13,988 TOYOTA fltCKUP '90 auto lllovl ~Mod: d records, realy clten car NABERS I •PMd. c1mper lhllt. o KJ9874 NC.' S~PI 0ec' o6 14,500 IM9-7~1504 (714)540-9100 wtihe, am·lm CD, 15200 l1450obo eit 1-3852 0Lbsiioe1lrcutiau 'ii Mt-75•1M4 o AK53 •AK II might seem that the s11111c re,ult would be obca1ned at the Olhcr cable, and II W\IUld have hccn h:id We 1 ntllk: the same teed. Herc, however, the opening salvo w" 1 trump to the oc:e and East rccumcd the ~ull. Thai removed dummy's entry before OO:lan:r could put 1l to uo;e nd, 1.s 1 mull: declarer had to lose LW(J dit monds as well, for a 1wo-1nd. "ti. • CHEVY CAVALIER 'i7 J"P Cher~ Umlttcl White. V6, txceltnt concl-VW Ci8 JfflA 19' Air cond, 5 aoeecs. LS. flTV 'tel, S-«. 4 Wfll <Ir, red UOn, new cer llll<llHn FuHy io.dldl fled, Grell The 1'1dJ1n.!l· SOV'I H WEST Im cut, bed hf. custom Qt8Y llhr Int, tow ptllg. pwr (301043) $3.988 condttlon, IOK m~ I oi.c 111.Wnpet, pr111'11Um..,,..,. letillwlodowJ, roof rlldl, ltABERS CO prem aound, mutt (Vl1ll901) S10,977 IX!rlOrctnery iow mi. 1 (71•1sCH100 Miu 114"· Ht-S4M750 u!:,~ ~~4-42~~ SEIL YOUR USED VEIUCLE l • p JO ..._ 40 ,._ •o ,_ 11c.s22-1700 THROUGH CLASSIFIED CHEVY 3500 Lono lied 'H V8, air cond, IUIO, Chlylnnl, CO, anvfm, tow, ... bid "'*. premium Opcnina tCJIJ: ·) Mo.1of1he 11me, one of the players al the table 15 ln conttol or the hand's dcsuny On °" ion. 1hou1h. Lady Luck play a k'adina role, and you ha~e 10 oow to her pccuhanues' Al both tables '" a team a•me. Che final contract was sill lieans Where Our question 10 you is this· Was the fim declarer lucky noc to gel a trump lead, Of wu the second Wc!>t lucky 10 lead a 1r11mp when tha.t was 1he only defense? ~at"'m,m 080 H•721~2 ~:, Orody * Merctclet Binz 300 SI. 11•.s2~ 't1 Oreat ~. chltcol .,.-,..,...--;,__,;,,..;..;...,.,...,~ blacMan "'· lutf loaded Font Lfottar Wgn Xii 'if lbeolutety beSt condllori V6. air cond, llJto, amfm $28.200 obo 949-&40-7100 CUI, roof racll, 1111, cnise, 1------_;,_;,~ pllvlC"/ glass, 7 paaenger MERCEDES E300 '91 (ZA71*l · 110,tn Turbo diesel, RARl;ll Ken Orody 38 months remalnlno 0 It · Uncoln Mltcury $733fmo. 12,500 rri. IJjaclC/ ~ 11 • ,dm 11 • ~ 1 :R~o;:~Tu~ ·5 ~cm~~i~ .. • • power, ll!Vlm cass, lilt, Smolced sl!Ver/brown top, COKE/WELCHES/FRITO BEEN TURHcO DOWN? SAIL. ONLY 50ll mu, 14" crulff. dual elr begs. tail lnttllof, excellent cone!, 30+ Hi Trllfic Loc'a, r=i:.u~ ~':1 :::,~· ~~v!':.r~ (NX243432) 14,977 fully loaded, chrome ~St~r,of'•. meru·il't OKI Pulthase, t&-$700/mo 949-720-0299 u!~ ~°%,y ~ 83k 't:.:11= F Yldto llNnce, debC consolldalion, 714-522-t700 n: 1375, 24/hrs home Improvement. I !MJ· McnCEOES 300E '91 IOlt838581DRE ydc;alioo .. Ford EXJilorer 'ii WhltlfTan. Fully Lotdtd 1(9161227-0931_ Platk'IUm Edell s.uer. V8, tit, aito, Showroom Condltlon Easy mec1ca1 l*lQ !Of Capfltl 1·800-699-5383 • in, cd~ia:; 117,000. c.a David local phyliclanl FIJI~ www plallnumcapllal.com ~ -~NW....,,.,,.,7,..M7.,_,9,,,5~-n pen Compullr end modlm (CAL 'SCAN) Ir • moon root, ra MERCEDES 560 SEC'tO r • q u I ' • d c • I I DEBT COffSOUDATiOH: t.8-'-"" • ~ Orody 111,m ~ intef, 80I< ml, 1~6693. 111. 111s Lower plYITllfltSI Stop late wt•CI~ "!f" Lincoln Mtrcvty 11w1ys garaged a C0'191'ed, (CAL SCAN) IMS! Slop or rlCb:e ~ 7t ........ ';_ 71._522"'700 IUI reconil. Lomser whla, lDVEATliE STATE· tera.tl Stop CQhc:tor Ciiis! Honda Accord EX 'H 1S23~'!1. , .. ~,,~7272se.c. WIOElll Uo to 26-wordl FWllil"/ Qldll Co111M1ng ACURA INTEORA 'N .....,., ..-v ~ $.450 In ~09 Ctlilornlt N001>fl)lll CMs1i1n At)tJrq 5 lpeed, AC, 100Km~ new coupe,--· 4cyl, lllto, 42k ili«CWY Co1191r 30 '" ~arculalion0"9r Recorded meu1ge timing bl", 1 ownw, V«'f r,4~0:::'~ VS,weond,Sspd,lbs,flTV 3 mllllon Nallonwlde 1·800-729-~ clHn. SM, drfvl 6 comn • fm C1$S, 1111. pwr seat, n«WOOc c:llsslfle4'dlsptay wwwtan~91tt.org pan. $1500. 71....._1°'7 HOnda CRX ·to CIUISI, rtspoilef, sun rool, opllona also 1vallabll. 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It ~ decorating technique at a show hosted rcce1v~d ~ny prestigious awards such by the California Bakers Association as .ca.Lifomia ~eta1ler of the Year, and brought this innovative decorating Bndes Magaz~e Award of Excellence method to the city of Costa Mesa. 1 ~or bridal .retailing a~d has been These photo cakes arc a great and inducted into the Bndal Industry Hall I I b of Fame. • nove way to ce e rate engagement M Am. B ·d I s I ts th · · b' hd d on 1e n a a on prescn e parties, anmversanes, 1rt ays an a t ..... ~ d. I t. f f . mos ou..,, .... n ing se cc ion o party o any kind that you want to American and international couture mak~ a me'.11orable ev~nt. In addition designs to be found on the West to this sem ce, Frenchs Bakery Coast. They are eagerly anticipating pro~de~ a number of other bakery the personal appearance of several top specialties. 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Tivoli.Terrace in the canyons of Laguna Beach provides a French garden backdrop, nestled in. the hillside of the Festival of Arts grounds. The two-level Terrace is surrounded .by flowers in bloom, cascading bougainvillea, fountains, sycamore trees and giant birds of paradise. The upper terrace (chapel area) is lush with flowers, plants, fountains and statues. The lower or main terrace is the primary reception area. The Victorian gazebo houses the wedding cake, which is decorated with fresh seasonal flowers. At dusk, the trees and gaubo are adorned with hundreds pf twinkling lights; hanging candles are all aglow. During the world-renowned Pageant of the Masters and Festival of Arts in July and August, TIVoli Terrace offers a special wedding package to include ' admission to tbe Festival of Arti. Celebrate at Tivoli Too! in Laguna Beach, located just up the street from T1Voli Terrace. A spacious open courtyard replete with bougainvillea, climbing roses and terra cotta dripping with colorful blooms, Tivoli Tool is home .to the annual Art-A-Fair, held each July and August. Throughout the rest of the year, the entire plaza is available-for · special events. ' . Walk across the ooncrete and flagstone plaza to a charming gazebo covered with flowering vines, which makes a lovely centerpiece and is of ten used to showcase the wedding cake. Throughout the plaza, there are casual seating areas: benches and potted flowers placed around trees and old- f ashioned globe street lamps. Ym,1 can set up tables with umbrellas for an alfresco reception or tent the area during cooler weather. There is also a charrnin~ hacienda just in case you decide to celebrate indoors. Ceremonies are held in a tranquil fJ3ritfa{ S afon Spring Trunk Shows The Givenchy . Bridal Collection Saturday, February 5th Sunday, February 6th Demetrios for The Ilissa Collection Saturday, February 12th Sunday, February 13th Appointments are limited Please call 714-546-5700 t • comer of the plaza, at the base of the picturesque hillside. The bride makes her entrance from her own mini- hacienda, a lovely calming place filled with antiques, pots of flowers and local art. She and the groom stand peneath a bronze gazebo entwined with morning glories and bougainvillea. A weeping willow and a waterfall flowmg into the lily pond complete the backdrop. • operate Ttvoh Terrace, Tivoli Tool and The Hacienda transport you to unique and magical setting5 for the most important day of your life . Complete wedding packages include floral decorations tn the chapel area, fresh flower centerpieces for each table, personalized wedding cake with fresh flowers (from their own baker), wine and champagne for the duration of the event, free flov.-ing draft beer, menu ff you are celebrating a winter wedding, gei married by the warmth of a crackling fire in the adjacent hacienda. The Santa Fe-style fireplace, along with Mexican pavers, Navajo white walls and windows all around give this space a distinctive Southwestern ambience . If you opt for warmth and f riendJiness, coupled with the grace an'd manners of early Califom.ia ranches, The Hacienda in Santa Ana is the perfect · destination. Originally built in the early 1900s, The Hacienda was a working. ranch o( orange groves and avocado trees, christened "Casa Contenta." This completely restored property will . enchant with its courtyards. fountains, tomantic balconies entwined in ivy, three fir.eplaces, 'grand staircases. charming antiques and orchid trees. Choose the beautiful courtyard .or the exquisite Taos room for your wedding and reception. Let June and Terry Neptune who selections which include tray passed hors d'oeuvres.·sit-doWT\ or buffet main course and dessert trays. Lin'ens, silver, servers, bartenders, a dressing room, security parking, a rehearsal, and a caring and experienced wedding consultant all contribute to making your special day, perfect. 1i1'0li Terrace is located at 650 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, (949) 494- 9650, www.ti"'Oliterrace.com. Tivoli Tool is located at 777 Laguna Catt)'On Road, . Laguna Beach, (949) 494-6044, www.tivoli-too.com. Thl Hat'tnida is located at 1725 N. College Ave., Santa Ana, (714) 558-1304, www.the- hacienda.com Cfwose from p<J[Jufar songs of toc£ay, tTaaitiontif f avori.tes, ana dassical or sac.rd pieus. '1Tie joyful_ sountfs of t!U frarp complete t!U magic Of tliis once in a [ifetime occ.asion. ~ -reliable & experienced -reasonable prices -free sampler tape ~or Jurtfter in.formatimi, pCtast cal£ 'Toni 'Destro {714) 779-2058 'Email: TDESTRO@AOL.COM http;//www.wedstar.com/ToniD~tro ~ ~.PJJ1lida/J~. mo•.,. .......... ..-.~ t"r .. Toni Destro, ~arpist Jl?. A popular and accompl~hed additi~n to other "f1l A: ~ harpi:.t, Toru Destro h.is instruments such as f · ~~. worked tn many of Southern -the flute !)r violin. It Caltfom1a's finest hotels and can also be amplified · restaurants, including the Ritz to accommodate large Cerlton, Four Seasons, Center Cl\.l,h. room or outdoor ' Pacific C lub and the Mission lnrT b.at.ions She has played for numerous · · Destro lS a native of Southern weddings, parties, corporate and other California. She played piano while events. The exquisite beauty of the growing up and began studying the harp's music and Destro's artistry in harp in college. She eventually playing it aJway:. create an became so busy playing the harp enthusiastic response from people that 10 years ago she left a who hear her music. suc.c.cssful career tn a large The harp is an elegant instrument corporation to become a full-time that is certain to enhance any harpist. Destro cnjoyi. playing for occasion with its beautiful sounds It any occasion and sharing Lhe is perfect at weddings. receptions, beautiful, unique music of the harp. parties and holiday events. You can Tom Destro can be reached at (7 14) choose from a large repertoire that 779~2058; her fax is (714) 779-8628. includes popular song.<1 of today, E-mail btr at tdestro@aol.com or visit favontcs of yesterday and classical or her •-eb site at sacred pieces. 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Marrakesh is located at 1976 Newport Blwl .. Costa Mesa. Resmiations art recommended. Catering and take-out orders are aw:iila~le. Business bou~ are 5 to 10 p.m. weekdays: 5 to 11 p.m. on weekends. Call (949) 64.5-8384. Otha restaurant locations are in Los Angeles and La Jolla ' .. & The Village Affair Reception Facility · Packages from $8.95 per person / 1(8_00) 67kater www.affordablekatering.com THE PERFECT· WEDDING · The Balboa Bay Club is the perfect setting for an absolutely wonderful wedding in the warm Southern California style . The facilities, catering, and service are second to none. Charter yachts arc available to make your wedd ing truly unique and forever memorable. 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The sales 5taff is available Monday through Friday from service at your next event Call for an appointment to plan your reuptW11 today; (800) 671taur. Visit their web site at www.affordablekatering.com. ·:Hope Winok.ur, . Photographer · Huntington ~each, CA • Fotos = Memories ::·/(714) ~ 964-5806 Hope's Foto Happenings C lasslc Cuts Mobile DJ Service has been providing entertainment throughout Southcm California !>mce 1987. We P.rovidc the DJ sc;rv1ce for more than 250 ~atlsficd wedding d1ent.s per year. O ur DJs a rc .. announcements. All of our DJs have at least seven or more years of experience in the wedding DJ industry. pcrl>On.il ~oordin.itor at ~·our event, induding setting up the wedding day itinerary so your special day goes cx.tdly the wa\. vou have always dreamed. Our DJ will let all the other vendors 1nvol\;ed know whats going on and when, to assure a all highly trained profe~sionals who attend monthly meeting.<; of the Ameri"4Jn Disc • Jockey Assoc.1ation, Classic Cuts Mobile DJ. stress-free ddy. Indudcd in your. package will ~ set µp Jnc.J tear down ·or all equipment. DJ music libmy. where they learn the lat.est dances and stay current on 'wh,1ts hot in the industry. CD c..ound ~stem. wireless mkrophonc ilnd con,ult.llion of your ,,, wedding <fay 1tincrilry. Your DJ will ~ .ippropnatcly dressed and will pla} continuous mustc throughout your event on a state-of-the-art CD sound ~ystem ~ h1le making all the formal We feature a wide vanel)• of music from the 1940s to the 1990s. including all the latest hit.<. customized for you. Our DJs will act as vour own For add1t1on.il information, ~ont.ic.l us at (949) 597-1188. or vou ~.tn e-mail us .it (.l,m1.:.ut\<!!prodifP·.net. 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Catering and takeout available. , Wednesday, JQnuory 26, 2000 87 2000 ~eautiful, affordable gowns at Brides International C alifomia brides·to·bc, "'ho opl for high fashion at .ifford.ihlc pnces. can pur~hase the wedding gown of their dreams at Brides lnternat1onal For the pac,t 25 yeM-., l3nd}s International. with six convenient lo~attonc, throughout Californ1A , has been the one-stop wedding center to outfit the hnde .md her wedding partv. Ill add1tmn to ~pe .. 1al o .. ~.1s1on wc.ir .ind a1. .. cssories Founder .md owner l\'Or I lodis inno".itcd the ~off the lra..:k" retail concept. \\here the br1dc-to·hc can w.ilk mto the ~mrc. choose the go\\n ,he wants and walk out the do .. ,r with 1t that same dd\ ~h1. ... rn chome from more th.10 I 000 gowns, in si:1es 4 to 28. And just in time for the millen°ni11m bnde r kxJi., h.is introduced htS Knstina Kenc;ington Celebrity Collection· with a European " feel, the line ts luxurious and elegant with fabulous details Ac.;c.:ordmg lo Hodis, tbe . rnllec.t1on of fine crepe, satin, .i:.hiffon and organ1a features Austrian crystal, hand-cut Biltenbcrg late, delicate caviar beading and mtricate embroidery. The entire line. exclusive to Brides International. as manufactured in Hodis' own factory, with ..o!>l!. ranging from $590 to $890. for the bride who would like to pur~hasc a dress she can \.\Car for other cxcasions. two- p1ece gowns combine bustier~ with great shrts. Other features in the Knstina Kensington Celebrity C.ollcct1on indude detachable c.1thcdral trains, and longer vctls and mantillas For more information on Brides In ternational, call (323) 257-0202 Their Orange County loca tion is at 7151 Warner Aw. in Huntington Beach. Franchise licenses for bridal apparel stores '" selected areas are now a'•ailable.• ~4~at_o.J~n \511 (t r"7aHk'il -.!13y lite rYea BR IDA L F:A SH I 0 N DESIG NER r!/(((I' r"/Ju'('(rt I. )/)/a<Y· . J/? r11 r'°'l' 111111 U ((Ill (fJ!t <J) 7S!J-16'!J J r f r~nie11(1m(Jlftli,.11al ;ju'l't'lual cr'n'mM11j f!<'l'J011a li'te<l lo r~/4cl y< u,, k l/ep a Jul de-->in J. Custom designed gowns for the Bride Bridesmaids Flower Girls Mothers Custom Headpieces ~#'~I"' o/Yf<'t/l~N(';l/ Phone : (949) 650-17 44 Fax:(94~)650-1798 Email: ISEWBRIDAL@aol.com IT'feasure Hou~: a'trove of iWedding gifts and more W:th more than 18 years of · courteous service in South Orange County, Treasure House is any bride's first choice for perf eel wedding gifts and gift coordination. At the Treasure House, a wid~ selection of china, crystal, flatware and other timely gifts can be professionally coordinated, easily recorded and conveniently monitored to ensure that f nends and relatives can contribute just the right token of affection to the bride's future home. Selecting and registering wedding gifts is a most important detail to the experts al Treasure House. They understand how import.ant 1t is for the brido and groom to express thl:ir personal style, whether their decor is contemporary or traditional. Of course, the budget is an integral part of the planning so the Treasure House motto ts, "You'll like our low prices." Taking the conf us1on out of department store shopping and adding the personal touch of a boutique, Treasure House is everything its name implies for the bride and groom. Treasure House, located at 22741 Lambert, Stt. 1611, Lake Forest IS open Tuesday through Saturday, I 0 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call (949) 770-3285. Cfuis Linasay Designs: creative interior Clas~ L ooking for that perfect gift or flower arrangement for that special someone or occasion? Discover your ideal destination - Chris Lindsay Designs in Costa Mesa, where the floral arrangements arc always spectacular and the gifts. rare and unusual. The showroom, located at 2990 Redhill Ave., encompasses a fuU- service wedding florist, a wide selection of interior solutions, fine gift baskets and creative gift ideas. Let Chris Lindsay Designs, a company with years of experttse and e~riencc, create your own personalized wedding setting -from a truly intimate ceremony at home to an elaborate grand affair at any of California's picturesque wedding locations. . Chris Lindsay Designs. dedicated to making your events memorable and breathtaking, is COf!Ullitted to creating long-lasting impressions on all they • touch. V:1S1t their showroom to view fresh, dried and artificial 0°'1"er arrangements; unique containers; gourmet baskets; fine wine; unique home accessories and more. C hris Lincn.ay Designs is your wedding expert. Chris Lindsay Designs showroom is located at 2990 Redhill Ai-e. in Costa Mesa. Business hours arc Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to .5 p.m.; Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For a catalog or additional information , call (BOO) 233-2396. CVSTOMJ.Zl!D WEDDINGS "We have the best place Festive Chamber Music BEAUTIFUL MUSIC FOR YOUR WEDDING CEREMONY &. RECEPTION ~ for your wedding " or party. ... Extremely personalized service with meciculous attention to detail is our tradition. •CARING Ii: A'ITENTJVE DJ'S •NEVER CHARGE FOR OVERTIME •NODEPOSIT • BMUASCAP LIC'D •SOUND AND LIGHTING SYSTI!M TAILORED TO YOUR CEREMONY OR RECEmON •SERVING SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA&: BEYOND <949> 548-2251 Newport Beach ~imousin~ •• I I I I · uffd ......... ~ ......... 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Fret Consultation • Demo Tape Ava.il.i.blc r.;,;ti~ll!ll ith more than 18 years of courteous service in South Orange County, Treasure House is any bride's first choice for perfect :-vedding gifts and gift coordination. · At the Treasure House, a wide selection of china, crystal, flatware and other timely gifts can be professionally coordinated, easily recorded and conveniently monitored to ensure that friends and relatives can contribute just the right token of affection to the bride's furure home. Selecting and registering wedding gifts is a mosc important detail co the experts at Treasure House. They understand how important it is for the bride and groom to express their personal style, whether their decor is contemporary or traditional. Of course, the budget is an integral f.arc of the planning; so the Treasure House motto is "You'll like our low prices. Taking the confusion out of department store shopping and addin~ the personal couch of a boutique, Treasure House is everything in name implies for the bride and groom. Treasure House 22741 Lambert• Suite 16 11 , Lake Forest • 949/770-3285 Mon.-Sat. 10:00-5:30 p.m. '· • , ersonalize.d &vltahons W Ceremonia . . Every couple has a unique and special story, whether it is how they met, their courtship, or a meaningful family history. Ccremo~ia is recognized for making a creative departure from standardized form invitations that defy convention. Ron~e Baum, a former account executive at a local Orange County advertising agency, founded Ceremonia just over a year ago. "I wanted to create a more artistic approach to inVitations that encompassed passions, dreams and the real lifeblood of a relationship · and portray them vividly for couples to share ~th the people they love the most in life." Baum said. For the Wedding o/Your Dreams ... Beautiful Wa terfront -..r--~ Banquet Rooms 15-125 Guests Great for Rehearsal Dinners too! I Villa Noval p . 9491642-7880 3131 West Coast Highway On The Water in Newport Beach According to Baum's partner and husband Shane, a former creative director at Moss1mo. Inc .. "Our fin.t cli~ntele was well versed an design, friends of course. with dose tics to the world of fashion. It enabled us to .get a great start due to their open-minded nature and willingness to get involved. The response and new business from a few high profile events has been overwhelming." Robin Brown, who rec.ently used Ceremonia to create her wedding package had this to say, "Almost qveryone of our wedding guests said that they'd never experienced such a creative invitation.· Her fianct Rick added, lhe invitation by Ccremonia brought our story to life, set the tone ~f the event and let our guests have a greater understanding of the love we share. It really touched the hearts of so many, mcluding ours.· To find out bow Ceremonia can create that perfect invitation that reflects your pa.ssion.s, dreams and love, call (949) 224-9201 for more infonnation. Ceremonia is available by appointment only, so you can get the penonaliud attention )!OU deserve. . ....... ,,.--rt. l'-"- ~ . ;, v.tf •"-"' .14- .~u ""°'"'? ,,.,~ .............. -4,.J_, ......,,~ -·.iJ-"'1'·-"'"' rc~ .,-~u....; ~r+- t?eremonia. · Our service i s W2Lfue. Our invil a/ions, unfor!lelia£/e. I c'eremonia an exclusive design fum devoted to ~1e creation of personJl . and invitation packages. We are recognized for mJking a departure from standardii.ed form invitations by conrentmting on your shared cxperic~. Whether it's a story, a theme or a reflation of your love for each other, your wedding invitation ·hould be designed personally, about you. Call us at 949-224-9207 and set up an appointment to view our "aw.utl winning'' stmples, an<l sec the unforgl"ltahle difference we can create for }OU. Vtsit our bOotb at the Bride Expo, Sunday, Febn1ary 6th at \ ..... .~---- the Slx,,-afon Hotel tn Newport Beacp. e e rem 0 n i a ... ___ -+ I# I :, 4,. 2 2'. , 2 () 1 I• . 9 4,. ,, 4 4 0 4,, 4 •••· c•N••nl• ••I w • W. ich noweri> will ou hold on your wcJdmg day? • Daisies symboli1mK your loval I love, pink roses conveying your grace, or violets s1gnafying )bu1 faithfulness? From the type of flowers you choose to how they are arranged, reOect~ your individuality. Some brides IAn cnvis~on how their bouquch and centerpieces will look, but for others. selecting the pcrf ed flowers seems like another tiring task. It\ important to develop a rel.it1onship "ith c1' designer who can mtcrpret .lnd f uJfill your needs Anrue Gnadt of Annie\ Home & Garden believes in bringing her c.lients' 2000 imagination to life. With a passion for floral design, Gnadt started her home-based business six years ago so she c.ould stay home with her son, Cole Although her business has grown, Gnadt resists moving to a bigger facility. "Without a storefront overhead, I am. able to provide greater savin~ to my clients and spend more time on the special details of their project," Gnadt said ~1 also enJOY working in ao en\'ironment without the <..On!>tant mterruptions of·a retail store where I can get immersed an helping my brides discover exactly the image they'd like to create.~ she said. G nadt's experience as a . dc;signer includes all · types of special event planning. mdudmg showers, b1rthdav:., weddings and pm·atc part1e:.. From simple clcgan\;e to absolute extravagance. Gnadt will design flowers that speak your innermo~t passion. For a free consultation, call Annie Gnadt at Annies Hcmu · & Garden, (714) 669-9609. Be Our ·Guest ~(/J1{(/(' JI/ r~lrlr'nf!J an~/ .Jfi<>cPf'lt()nJ Enjoy being a guest at your wedding I Tell us what you wont and we will provide the guidance. It Is your special day" let us help you fulfill your dreams. • Be Our Guest provides "day of" and "full service· wedding coordination to insure your memorable day will be everything you wish It to be. By Appoinment (949) 515-2965 • ,. ewport Bu< h, C al.lornsa r ~ ,,,/~, </Of A,, r:;t;./""" oidu ,, o/ ,!'31f(d11l'G ( ,..,,,/111 ,.4 ;;.{)~·~~ :.,i.1;).r> ... ~~ :,,i.1;)..r>~~ ;i.1;)..r> ... ~~ .).J)~~ ~N ~:Q~.~,p ~·-i~~~.v ~·T~~~,p ~·-,-:)~.~ ~·\)'-l ~ (K)erma:n ~mm ~a:heru ~ ~ ~ , Ji . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ ~ Custom Made ~ ~ All Of Our Cakes ~ ~.~ Are Made From ~· ~: Scratch ~ ~ With Only The . ~ ~ Finest lngredierits ~ ~ Receive a FREE Anniversary calle ~ ~ on your tst Anniversary when ~ you or~er with .this ad! -Full Service - ~erinan ~a:lttrv · · 714·540·0281 or FAX 71 29'SO Grace Lane Coata MIN• • Daily Pilot ~toLake F.oresrl Limousine Lake Forest Limousine, Inc. offers wedding packages to mee~ your needs. Choose from six-, eight-and 10 to 14 passenger vehicles. All limQusines are white Lincoln stretches with black leather interiors and include all of the amenities. Our seven to eight passenger is a 1997 and is of a limited Baker Party Rentals is your arty consultant . . C atering to special events sine.:~ 1962, Baker Party Rentals has eamed a reputation for excellence in the full-service rental industry. They provide a variety of rental items with a commitment to quality and service that edition made in the United States with fiberoptic lighting.The nine passenger is a 1997 and is also complete with flberoptic lig~ting throughout. The gorgeous 14 passenger limousines have just been added to our fleet. This ")ear jet on wheels" is the perfect vehicle for bachelor~ch·eiorette parties, as well as for large bridal part1es and rehearsal dinners. Limousine packages consist of three hours of limousine time. All dnvers are in tuxedos, and cars are lightly decorated with white streamers and a "Just Married" banner. We also do a balloon release with white helium balloons either through the moonroof or behind the car depending on the model. Complimentary champagne LS provided for the bride and groom. Sedan shuttles arc also available for after reception transportation or for family members. For more information, including rates, call;Lake Forest Limousine at (949) 380-7!94. is unmatched in the Southern Califom1a area. Event planning can be c;.omphc.ated. That Is why they recommend the following guidelines to help your special occasion run smoothly: . · • Plan early. This is a business of availability. Placing your reservation early can avoid last minute disappointments. • Visit the Baker Party Rentals showroom. ·With more than 400 selections on display, they invite you to come \isualize all the color and excitement of a perfect party. • Let Baker Party Renwls help you. Their event consultants have developed expertise in both social arui corporate event management to make this process an easy one for you. In addition, their extensive resource library can put you in touch with other event professionals in your area to complete your plans. !ALL'\ ·STAR • Tum your precious flowers into a lifetime keepsake • You can keep your bouquet JUSt the way you had it on your wedding, or preserve Just a few special bloQ.O"ls in a one-<>f-a-k1nd keepsake . • All keepsakes are custom designed, and come m all different shapes, colors and sizes to suit your style. Bridal Whether you are entertaining for a large formal affair or an intimate gathering of friends, Baker Partv Rentals can make your Glamour party memorable. &ker Parry Rentals is com-emently located at 1151 Baker St. '"Costa M~sa For more PhotograP.hY .. informatio11, call (714) 545-4667. ' PHOTO & VIDEO Affordable Rates Guaranteed 714-429-9522 • You can choose from custom-made glass cases, frames with Plexiglas bubbles, shadow boxes, glass domes. We create topiaries, wreaths, centerpieces from your flowers. Call for details, Space in our freeze.drier is limrted, so please order ear1yl Phone: (949) 855-9733 Fax. (714) 835-2510 www.natureall com · PrinUFilm ~lf!kblP I Travel To You Specializi ng in N~~ 949-262-4 703 www.makeupbymd.com GOURMET LOLLIPOP CO.™ Wedding Favors Unique & Affordable! Made to Order or Do-it-Yourself .. , -.,,. Candy Making Supplies Large Candy Selection Ribbon and Box Printing Major Credit Cards & Shipping (714) 841-2000 7351 Heil Ave. Sweet "J" Huntington Beach ====================~~~====::::::============~ Ceremony & reception decor ~One-of-a-kind rental items ~Table linens and chair covers # . Complete wedding coordinating ~Special events & theme parties Custom gourmet gift baskets We believe that an intimate exchange of marriage vows when only family is presen.t, deserves the same careful attention ds any other. Let our experienced wedding coordinators assist you in creating the day you have always dreamed of You owe it to yourself to find the best available vendors for your special day. Call today for a no cost, no o~ligation consultation. Full-~ervice florist providing fresh, dried and artificial flowers, along with custom gourmet gift baskets and an array of home . accessories. \ (. Weddings of incomparable design and quality since 1979 Chris Lindsay Designs (800) 233-2396 2990 Redhill Avenue Costa Mesa, CA 92626 •