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Home My WebLink About2000-01-27 - Orange Coast Pilot.. . . SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNITIES SINCE 1907 THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 2000 All dressed ·up, IiOwhere to go Joseph N. Bell THE IEll CURVE Plain and simple, the majority's will depends on Prop. 26 • After two decades of catering to the buttoned- down crowd, Brooks Brothers closes shop at Fashion Island. Andrew Glazer -DAILY PILOT FASHION JSLAND , . Brooks Brothers , the very I f y~u re undeoded about embodiment of Newport ~ow to vote on Proposi-Beach's understated, upscale ofhcials from the nation's well· known purveyor of blue blazers dild Oxford shirts decided not to renew their lease in the tony mdll. MThe building here just isn't offering what our customers want,• said Missy Evans, store manager. "It's really outdated.' Nma Robinson, director of sales and marketing for Fashion lsldnd, said there's nothing wrong with the building. tion 26 on the March 7 . • ... , .~d conservative style, closed its ballot, take a lol)g loo!< at · · ::.,....'?'; ~;,..·. :-doors here Wednesday. your neighbors in Irvine.· · After 20 years of business i:lt There, a few months ago, the Ne\vport Beach site, store "They've changed their over· all retail concept," she said. "Their new concept is smaller stores." SEE BROOKS PAGE A7 KIM HAGGE~'IY-ZVUUS I DAlY PILOT Employee Jennifer Laurent, center, helps customers as they shop at Brooks Brothers in Newport Beach on its last day. The 'tore first opened ln 1980. a little more than one-third of the voters m an Irvine Uru- fied School District election cut the legs from under one of the model school programs in Orange County by defeat- ing a critically needed bond issue. As a result, Irvine school trustees are facing the eco- nomic necessity of closing several neighborhood schools while they try desper- ately to alert voters -only 25% turned out for the lasl election -on the impor- The important thing-the only important thing -is that we focus on the issue of primary importance here: the tance of well-being of. support-our kid., ing the ~ school bond in another try in April. Prop. 26 would reduce the vote reqwrement for local school bonds from two-tlurds -hung around our necks by Prop. 13 in 1978 -to a sun- ple majority. It would thus prevent those philosophically opposed to the change from joining up with a predictable minority -made up largely of older people on fixed incomes, families without children in school, and citi- zens who would vote against any tax, regardless of its mer- its -to torpedo the will of the majority in providing for the education of our greatest resource: our children. Although Newport'..Mesa won't have a school bond on the March 7 ballot, the pas- sage of Prop. 26 is cntical to avoid the same fix in which Irvine now finds itself. Parents and district officials are attempting to bridge the gap between rankings of Newport and Costa Mesa schools. Leveling the field Alex Coolman & Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA Raul Diaz doesn't know to explain Costa Mesa's low educallon rankings; he's 1ust trying to make sure his family doesn't get caught in the trap. Diaz's niece, Tanuny Cerra- to, is in the first grade at Wil- son Elementary School,. the school that rd.Dked the lowest m the Newport-Mesa school dlstrict on the statewidEtAcad- emic Performanc.e lnde~. bet- ter known as APJ, released Tuesday. Come next year, Diaz says, he plans to transfer Tammy to California Elementary, the Costa Mesa school that received the htghest rank.mg. "This school's always been like this," Diaz said, wd.itmg in his rrunivan for Tammy lo gel out of class at Wilson. "I don't know why.~ Still, other parents Sclld they have seen defirute improve- ments at Wilson over the last few years. "Right now, they hi!ve a lot of books and good teachers,• said Teresa Quezada, whose son Christopher is m the sec- ond grade at Wilson • 1t's improving quite a bit." . Then there's Newport Beach's Andersen Elementary, which received the highest score of any school in Orange County -933 points out of a possible 1,000. Lockie Russell, president of Why this two-thirds mon- key should be put on the backs of schools, of all public facilities, is ironic, indeed. It is doubtful in Orange County today that a two-thirds majority could be cobbled together for the Second Coming, especially since the oppon ents always .tum out at near full strength while the proponents snooze. The few •. the Andersen PTA, attributed the school's success to a com- bination of parent involve- ment, readmg curnculum and parents' ability to help finan- cially. CONRAD IAU I DAllY Pli.OT Fifth-graders from Andersen Elementary School study geography ln their homeroom. From left Kasey Wiener, 11, Julie O'Neill, 10, Jen- nifer Prat, 10, Usa O'Neill, 10, and Chrl lopher O'Nelll, 10. "l think that parents in this SEE BELL PAGE A6 SEE SCORES PAGE A7 Arches at heart of library dispute? • Foundation members say refusal to spend $200,000 on cosmetic feature led to severed relations with trustees. NoMISchwlN1z 0Alt.Y PILOT NEWPORT BBACH -Ubrary foun- dation memben are now saymg they know what ii at the heart of their lmj>ending divorce With the library's board d trUlteel ~ a difference ln vtskJn CMI' .... very instltutloo that brought tblm together. Foundation member Don Adktaeon Mid ... ~ With the b\lltell ftnt lllMd -.n tbe. nonproftt amlly rilMed '° mpport the board's plant '° bdd DI0.000 arm. bl front CJI the lllllmy. .. But trustee chair Jun Wood -leading the effort to make the library more visible -and the other trustees say. the accu5'\· tion is ludicrous. They maintain the prob- lems are sunply thttl the board wants responsible finarictal reporting and that the foundation is refusing to comply. •rt WC:lS like pulling teeth for a year just to get dear finandal repordng, • said trustee Patrick BartoUc "The foundation should be asking donors what they want oone with the money. We rould care less about conttolling the foundation'• mon· ey"' . ThiS latest effort to aPimn the puz· zllng dispute just adds .notta penpec· ttve, Jemng the community ICl'8tChlna its ~and wondartng predllly Why tbll It ~·· I ldtuatkm admfzz ... d tbill ....... Sii DISPUTI .. 1W INS agents arrest alleged smugglers • Six Costa Mesa . residents are suspected , of transporting illegal immigrants to a home on 19th Street. Andrew Glazer DAILY PILOT WEST SIDE -Six Costa Mesa residents have been charged Wlth allegedly help- mg smuggle undocumented immigrants across the U S. border for a fee, of.floals from the U.S. Attorney's office said. Immigration and Natural- ization Services officers made the arrests near 19th Street and Placentia Avenue on Monday. Jos.ephina Cruz-Ibarra, Catalina Ramirez-Reyes, Idalina Ramirez-Reyes, Miguel Plancarte-Sanchez, Rito Arzante-Picasso and Annando Roman-Flores allegedly smuggled tlozens of Mexican citizens from the U.S.-Mexico border to Costa Mesa, said William M Craw- ford, an agent from the INS anti-smuggling unit. · The undocumented inu:ru- grants allegedly crossed the border with the help of three guides, or •coyotes.· Craw- ford said in the report. On several occasions, the suspects used a red Chevrolet Suburban and two blue vans to transport the i,mnugrants, sometimes concealing them under a blanket, to a home at 724 112 We t 19th St., the report said According to the report, all of the suspects are them- selves undocumented uruni- grants except for Catalina Ramirez-Reye:;, who owns the home. SEE BUST PAGE A6 11111 ~----IS COIVHllYFOIUM -113 DA1llOOI _.. 10 PClJCI fm" " '-2 MUC I011ClS 13 SOCIDY ··------·-...At SPOlrS ... ____ 11 IN I t A2 Thursday, January 27, 2000 ~ Greer wyldlr BEST IUYS Greer Wylder is on vacation. Best Buys will resume Feb. 10. Daily Pilot WORKING Lariney Smith The Creole-Cajun chef /las found ·happiness away from the bayou. HE IS Serving gumbo and good times. RECENT RECRUIT StnlthrecenUyreturnedto Southern California -where he lived for a stint a few years ago -from the bayou of Lake Charles in Louisiana, where he was raised 'by bis •auntie.• He started cooking at the Riverboat Restaurant on the Newport Harbor only three weeks ago, but the restau- rant's owner, Clayton Shur- ley, said be already is pleased with his find. •He really makes people happy and comfortable and makes excellent food,• he said Smith, 38, has cooked for U.S. senators, Tina Turner, blues man B.B. King and the ~oiling Stones. He was even the t~ chef for the Phoenix SWlS. TEWNG STORIES Last week, Smith told a bewildered group of but- toned-up customers how he wound up in Orange County: "Clayton grabbed me in the neck with a fish hook when he was fishing down in Louisiana, and he brought me with him." But he admitted bis tales aren't always true: • t like telling lies and serving food and doing whatever I can to make peo- ple happy.• DON'T ASK. DON'T TELL Smith speaks with a friendly Southern drawl, tells a good story and stews his own soup stocks with shrimp shells, chicken bones and lots of spice. But don't ask for his secret gumbo recipe, which has been in his family for 125 years. He'll only cook the gumbo on Tuesdays, when the restaurant is closed and no one else is around. "I'm not giving up that recipe,• he said, smiling. GATORS, SNAKES AND BEARS -OH MYI Smith has been frying fish and other fauna since he was 11 years old. He has cooked antelope, moose, elk, alliga- tor, rattlesnake, pheasant, deer. rabbit, crawfish and bear. He said they all tasted delicious. "lf it breathes, flies, crawls or swims, I'll cook it,• he said, puffing out his broad chest. STEPPING UP TO THE PLATE Cooking is his passion. •1 believe if you give peo· ple good food and make them feel good, then they'll overcome their problems,• he said. But there was a period in lus life when grief nearly drowned ~ passion. In 1992, Smlth's wife died suddenly of a brain aneurysm. At the time, he was cooking for the Suns in . Arizona. He took off his chef's bat for two years, nearly immo- bile with sorrow. "I had to find myself,• he said. "I prayed to God "Send someone to love, to give me · strength and encourage- ment.•• ANSWERED PRAYERS He found happiness once again last y'ear, when he met his fiance, Jacqueline McNeal. ·He was appearing on a cooking show in Anaheim. McNeal's daughter, who was in the audience, thought the two would be a good match and called her mother to the set. "He seemed like such a nice guy,• McNeal said. •And be could cookl • Six months later, he pro-. posed to Jacqueline during Sunday services at the Friendship Baptist Church in Fontana. "He said "I can't give you a mansion on the hill, but I can love ·you for the rest of my life.•• LOUISIANA DREAMING Although extremely hap- py with his ·new job and fiance, Smith said there will always be a part of him in the bayou. "I miss alligator bunting, fishing, going into the bay- ous in my boat and catching crawfish, • he said, his eyes drifting upward. "I miss watching the deer and the fawn running side by side in ·the fog.• Leaning over the River- boat and gazing into the har- bor, Smith quipped: "I'm still hunting for alli- gators here, but haven't had any luck." -Story by Andrew Glazer; photo by Sean Hiller Making fflOre room for the leather Brlef~Jn BUS111ESS .tising and public relations campaign. L avish leather goods - and the people who shop for them -will have more room after LouJs VuJtton moves to a different location in South Coast Plaza. Louis Vuitton North Ameri- ca announced this month that its Orange County store had outgrown its current spot at the Costa Mesa mall. The shop and all its goodies will stay on level two, moving just down the corridor. The relocation is expected to take place this sununer. The new store will feature more than 5,500 square feet of retail space -allowing ample room for a larger array of prod- ucts, from an exclusive shoe collection to more of the care- fully crafted luggage. The store will retain its lav- ish look, with new limestone flooring, exotic woodwork and elegant accents in leather and brass. CAR RENTAL CENTER HOPES TO REV UP SALES A car rental center recently opened up near John Wayne Airport, hoping to capture business from out-of-towners visiting the coastal city. But sightseers and execu- VOL 94, NO. 23 ntOMAS H. JOHNSOH. Publi1her TONYDODMO, Editor ---MGl•NO, Senior 0ty Editor NANCY08VU. ~ur• Editor llOGBt CAIUON, Sports EdltM MMCMAllTIN, Photo Editor Ml'**'I NOC, News Edttot JCm" IM'fOI. ,.~ AIOYCMllWWW. a.tfled~ .......... "°'"""'•• ........... OWf,.,..,.... OfPlmt Jasmine Lee RETAIL ROUNDUP tives are not U-Save Car Rental's usual clientele. The Illinois-based car rental company has been focusing on cornering the "neighborhood• market -renting cars to dri- vers who live in th·e area. U- Save executives say business is "booming" and that the South- land is a "hotbed.• The Newport Beach loca· tion, which opened 1n Novem- ber, strays a little from U- Save's usual philosophy, cater- ing mostly to business travelers and tourists. Dw;ing the heavy tourist season, the new rental center will get ·1oaner• automobiles from a Tustin U-Save location -which opened in 1997 - and from Arizona locations. The company plans to expand its network of area car rental sites with a Costa Mesa location withln a couple years. CYDER-BUSINESS FOR CABLE BECOMING EASIER High-tech customers of Cox Communications, Inc., which provides cable television ser- Vice to oreas of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach, can order pay-per-view movies, view their accounts and pay their bills on the Internet. Just log on at www.cox.com/oc -the service is free for Cox's 230,000 Orange County cable sub- scribers. The online service just might change the minds of critics who think the cable company is technologically behind. A monthly newsletter, Mar- tin Brower's Orange County Report, reported in its January issue that a technology insider said that "Cox Communica- tions is not up to speed." STORE NO LONGER SUITED FASHION ISLAND CUSTOMERS Brooks Brothers may have • dosed its doors, ending an old- f astuoned era where men real- ly knew how to dress. But enter the dawn of a new era, where on the Internet, the Fashion Island store is still open -at least unW the end of its semiannual sale. According to the shopping Web site, men's dress shirts and suits are 50% off unW Feb. 2. Quite a bargain if you can actually find the merchandise. Company receives . $15-million investment Universal Space Network, a New- port Beach-based provider of satellite growid station services, has received a. $15-million private placement equi- ty investment from Warbwg, Pincus Ventures and the Swedish Space Cor~ poration. • The funding will be used, in part, to expand the ground station infrastruc- ture that USN uses in Hawaii, Aus- tralia and Alaska, resulting in better satellite-handling capacity, said lbOmas R. Inge110ll, the company's president. The president of Uie Swedish Space Corporation bas a1M> joined the board of directors for USN. Sturgess Co. lands client The Ne\\'.P(>rt Beach-based Stw.gess Co., a marketing, advertising and public relations ftim, has added USLABS of Irvine to its list of clients. USLABS is a diagnOltic laboratory services company specializing in technical anatomic pathology tests and related client seJVic;es. The Sturgess Co. Will develop a market positioning strategy for USLABS involving a nati0n41 a.dver- Ceradyne posts big sales increase Ceradyne Inc., a Costa Mesa man- ufacturer of technical ceramics, had sales of $9.1 million for the fowth quarter ending Dec. 31, 1999. The sales represent a « 0;.., increase over results from the fowth quarter of 1998. Joel Moskowitz, chief executive officer and chairman of the board for the company, said the visibility of Cer- adyne products, such as military ceramic arm.or, orthodontic brackets and diesel engine components, was an important factor in the increase. Episcopal church exceeds financial goals The Building Ow Faith campaign, a fund-raising drive of St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church in Coro- na del Mar, has exceeded its financial goals, organizers announced. Building Our Faith onginally sought to generate $950,000 to be used to expand pansh center facilities. But organizers have received more than $ t million, said· the Rev. Peter Haynes, director of the church. The overflow of funding will allow the parish to pursue 90me expansion optiom that had initially been ruled out as being too costly, Haynes said. or ldvotrt~na herein <Ml be r•od~ WlthoiJt wntten per· miukln of copyright owner WEATHER IND SURF POLICE FILES HOW TO REACH US CJmiladon The limes Orange County (800) 252 9141 Adwrtislng Clau.fled (949) 642·5678 Okplay (949) 642,,.321 EdhoNI News (949) 642-'5680 Sports (949) 574-4223 News. Sports flJ( (949) 646-4170 E-mail: dallyp1lotOlatlme1 com MW! Office Bu\lntiS Office (949) 642~J21 BUllMU FIJI (949) 611-7126 N>lllhed ti, Tima Coinmunlly Ntwl. I nm.. Md!'Of ~ """' WlllMI L.obcW. ~ Editor MWIMarw., ~fdltor Mart Mlir1ln. Olrettcw o4 P'hatogr~ "*"""~ SenlOr ldltor, cop, 0.- ... 1"-0t ,,, .... --. TEMPUAT\MES Balboa 6'3147 Coron• del Mar 64148 Costa Mew 65149 Newport Beach 64148 Newport Coast 64148 .-POMCAST We h.w a westerly swell today for sets In the MM-to chest-high ""· ~-.................. 1.Jw .... bpGf" .. m™ ...... " ... 1•J W lllcklll ......... ., ........ 1-3 w lths Jltty----1·3 w ~ ...................... n •• 1•J W TIDES TODAY First low 8:53 a.m ...................... J.8 First high 2;18 a.m ....................... 4.4 Second low 8:15p.m ...................... 1.S Second high 2:18 p.m .................... 3.2 AUOAV First low 10:30 a.m ..................... 1 ........ 1.s Fil'lt high 3:20 a.m.-.................. 4.6 Second low t:11 p.m .... u. ..... ~ ....... 2.0 Second high 4:16 p.m ..... -...... -• ...3 o COSTA MESA • aekw Street A wallet and its contents worth S300 were stolen from a car In the 600 block the evening of Jan. 18. · • ~ Street A cellular phone worth S 100 was stolen from a business In the 3300 block between 2 and 4 p.m .. Jan. 19. • HertMw loulwllf'd: A purse and Its contents wonh $100 were stolen from a car in the 2600 block during the day of Jan: 4. NEWPORT BEACH •last..._ 9oulevwd: A cellular phone worth S 175 w• stolen from a e11r In the 2600 block the evening of Jan. 21. • .... C.-ttlghwef. A ctllul« phone worth S* ' WM stolen from a CM in the 2400 btock during the ~ Of Jin... . • NI "'" c..r Drtwec A wtlltt Ind hi Cont9n11 wonh $50 wn stolln ~ a ~ In the 100 blodl durtng the dly of Jin 19. . • I i • ' • • • t ! ' . I I I I • Daily Pilot RYAN RAYBURN I DAJlY I'll.OT Harbor Patrol Sgt. Gary Smith stands in the future dispatch room inside the new Harbor l\atrol Head_qua.rters still under construction in Newport Beach. Harbor Patrol HQ close, yet so far •Cramped officers will have to wait unW winter's past to move in to gleaming new building. County ofhoals had con- templated building a new heqdquarters foryears, know- ing that the old, eroding facili- ty would not stay solid for much longer. The $2.3-million prOJCCt became a reality when construction broke ground in March 1998. Jasml"e lee DAILY PILOT Every day, the county's J !ar- bor Patrol oificers have been anxiously eyeing the progress of their new headquarters from temporary trdilers in the park- ing lot. From the outside, the new building, wtuch is being con- structed on Bayside Drive on the site of d 1940s structure that was begtnnirtg to sag, looks invib.ngly and decepbve- ly ready for OCCUpdtion. But because of chdnges m the construction schedule, the onginal December move-in date has been pushed back to some time~ spnng, accord- ing to officials at the county's Public Facilities and Resources Department. The officers -who have been working out of the trail- ers since early 1998, when their old headquarters was tom down -cannot wrut to get into their new digs, said Lt. Dottie Ronan of the Orange County Sheriff's Harbor Patrol. The building still needs car- peting and some ,other work, but it already looks sharp, with an orange-red roof and aisp beige walls. And with more than 7,000 square feet of space, the headquarters will have a httle more room for maneuvenng. •They're really looking for- ward to moVing in and, I'm sure, getting out of the trail- WHY PAY DEPT STORE PRICES? Visit our AREA RUG STUDIO Rugs & Runners on A Sale ers," Ronan said. #It's going to be beautiful." · The city has no pdlt rn the project, but officials are inter- ested m watching the area because a major storm drain is located next to· the Harbor Patrol offices, said Deputy City Manager David Kill. The storm dram, wtuch car- ries flow from Fash.Ion Island, could be part of a pllot pro- gram to divert waste water and pollutants away from the harbor and into the county sarutabol) district's pipes. City and county officials . said construction on the head- quarters has not atfected the storm drain. The sea wall cost about $800,000 and, in adclltion to the cost of the building, much of the remd.tning construction expenses a.re for the parking lot and sidewalks. The plurnb- mg sy~tem was also replaced. Ronan precllcted that the long wait to move m would be worth 1t Ul the end •it's a costly endeavor, but we d.1dn't want the old build- ing falling down on us," she Sdid H rt was very old, and not seismically sound." BABY BACKS ..• AND LOTS OF OTHER GOOD STUFF! Pick-up a ludcet or Party Pakl Pot1y Poks Include Bob'( Bock lm>s. B80'd Chicken. Louislooo Hot SOusoae. Sliced 8riskel, Coleslaw 880'd Beoos. Combreod. Honey Bul!Cf and oft Ile utensils 8uCket Party Pales of Ribs Pig Pak Hog Pale lffeds 6-81 9· 111 s4995 64'1 • Thursday, Janvory 27, 2000 A3 NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL WRAP·UP Inside CITY HALL WHAT HAPPENED: The council decided to give seasonal lifeguards a, 10% raise starting this March. It approved transfer -ring S32,000 from the gen- eral fund reserves. WHAT IT MEANS: Newport relies heavily on seasonal lifeguards•to pro- vide a safe environment for the ra illions of t?~rists that v1s1t every year. Last sum- mer, it appeared that many Southern California agencies were having prob- lems attracting and keeping entry-level lifeguards. By keeping their high pay structure, Newport wants to make sure it does not have the same problems. WHAT HAPPENED: The council decided to postpone a request to amend the professional ser- vices agreement for consult- ing services to prepare the Newport Dunes environ- mental report. WHAT IT MEANS: The company preparing DO YOl' l\'.'\O\\' YOl'R rH;I '.'\I : Rabbitt Insurance Agency AUl'O • HOMEOWNERS •'HEALTH 40 Years Jn Business ~ ~ ~~--Sr1~ ,~ ...... .-,. ""'' ,.... # 949-631-77 40 441 Old Newport Bhd.. Newport Beach {Neat Hoeg Hotpiul) SOUllDlllG Off "I'm particularly partial to toilets." -Coundlman Tod Ridgeway, referring to the future Bonita canyon Sports Park and his belief that park~oers deserved more than a porta·potty. FYI NEXT MEETING • Feb. 8 -4 p.m. study session, 7 p.m. regular meeting, at the City of Newport Beach Council Chambers, 3300 Newport Blvd. the environmental report for the S 100-million Dunes project wants more money. The original agreement was set in the fall of 1998 at S79,500. Additional money has been tacked on over the past year and a half for more studies. The Dunes has agreed to pay an ~di tional $12,900 for the con- sultant. WHAT THEY SAID: "I am bothered with the company that has a con- tract and keeps changing its orders," said Councilman Tod Ridgeway. VOTE: No vote WHAT HAPPENED: The council attempted to select a replacement for the vacancy on the Planning Comm1ss1on. But. because councilman Gary Adams was not present, a vote ended in a tie WHAT IT MEANS: The council decided to schedule a special meeting to select a new commission- er. WHAT THEY SAID: "We got an absolutely overw~elming 32 appli- cants," said Mayor John · Noyes, reflecting on the quality of the applicants the city received. VOTE: No result, Mayor John Noyes ~nd council members Jan Debay and Dennis O'Neil voted for Earl McDaniel, council members Tod Ridgeway, Norma Glover and Tom Thomson voted for Steven Kaiser. JOHN BLOESER. CARPET ONE CELEBRATING 121 YFARS OF FLoOR COVERING •FAMILY OWNED SINCE 1879 '--~~---~ ~~~---~ A4 Thursday, Jonuo~ 27, 2000 ScHoois . . Daily Pilot lri•flI 111 EDUtlTION Conf ere nee for teen girls at OCC A conference titled •GIRLS 2000: Choices and Dreams• will take pldce from 8:30 <t..rn. to 4:30 p.m. feb. t 2 at OCC, 2701 Fairview Road, Costu Mesa. Planned by the Ameri- can Assn. of University Women Orange County lntcrbranch Coun.ol and a coalition of local nonprofit groups, conference heads will listen to the challenges faced by the teenage girls and then help their mentors gwde them to successful futures. Girls and their mentors IUIPERGO will letU'll from national expert. about health care, bioethics, financial inde- pendence, alternative careers, preventing vio- lence, body image and more. The keynote speaker will be Pam Nelson, editor of Cool Women. For more information, call (949) 376-4303. OCC gets money for kids program The Rotary Club of Cos- ta Mesa recently presented OCC wtth a check for $18,169 to create a scholar- ship endowment for the school's "College for Kids• program. College.. for Kids is a year-round OCC program managed by the school's $5.99 Sq. Ft. ln•t.all•d UPT03MOS. ~.t'cc.11 Based on 50 sq. yd. Padding & Installation Included Shop Us Last ... You'JJ H(• Glad You Diel! ... · u ' ' · ~ 1a t ~ · CARPET DEPOT Full Line of Wool & Sisal Carpeting Available VINYL * WOOD * MARBLE * TILE 1904 H•rbor Boulev•rd • Costa Meu (949) 722·9642 . Community Education Depa.Jtment. Through the endowment fund, low- income youths from Costa Mesa will be afforded the opportunity to attend OCC for College for Kids classes, workshops, camps and activities. The College for Kids program encourag~s ele- mentary, nuddle and high school students to enroll in noncredit computer, Ian· guage, art, music, drj:lJlla and science classes. Sports, science camps and swim- ming lessons are offered during the summer. . Rotary Club scholarships will be available for OCC's. summer 2000 program. Parents • may submit requests through the Com- munity Education Depart- ment. For more informa- tion, call (714) 432-5880. Put a few words to work for you. Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS 642-5678 Your Choice PACIFIC BELL Q') Wlrele11 Authorized O.ahlr Plug nto the Pflot ClasSlfied sectlOn to find seMce5 from .to~ I/ . ... NEWPORT·MESA SCHOOL BOARD WRAP·UP Inside EDUCATION WHAT HAPPENED: The school board appointed five new mem- bers to the Citizen's Bud- get Advisory Committee on Tuesday · night, leav· ing four more spaces to fill. There are two the communi- ty appointed to each of the seven areas of the dis- trict, resulting in a 14- member.committee. Five members stayed on, leav- ing nine vacancies to fill. Joh" Bushnell was appointed to Trustee Area 6; Rick Rainey was appointed to Area S; Robert Love was appoint- ed to Area 1; Jane Alt- man-Dwan will fill one of two vacancies in Area 7; and Gregory Joslyn was appointed to Area 3. 1st Session FREE FITSTART Persor;rol Training "Your Fitness Starts Here" • Personal Satisfaction Guaranteed • Advanced Exercise Technology • lntrafit Nutrition • Facilities in Newport & Hunting1on Beoch • licensed & Insured • Results Oriented Derek J. Archer Certified Tech & C.P.T. (714) 841 -5900 Pager (714) 216-7501 -. Fri NEXT MEETING • Feb. I -Study session at 5:30 p.m.; meeting at 7 p m. Education Center, 2985-A Bear Street. COsta Mesa. WHAT IT MEANS: The school board now must search for four more community members to sit on the committee. The group will hold off on meetings until it has at least a few more people. WHAT THEY SAID: "We won't wait any longer than March 1, to be fair to the other commit- tee members," said Mike Fine, assistant superinten- dent in charge of finances. WHAT HAPPENED: The board set a sched- ule for the special study sessions regarding the facilities master plan. The meetings will be held every Tuesday ni9ht throughout the month of February: • Feb. 1 -6 p.m. Topic: the creation, makeup and responsibilities of an over· sight committee •Feb. 8 -5:30 pm. Topic maintenance reserve. This topic will include the possible sale of Banning Ranch and Balearic Park properties • Feb. 15 -6 p.m. Top- ic possible ways of fund· ing the facilities repairs. • Feb. 22 -6 p.m. Top· ic. any area that the board feels nl'eds further discus-· s1on. • Feb. 29 -6 p.m . Top- ic: special board meeting WHAT IT MEANS These study session are a chance for the public to give input and ask ques- tions regarding the upcom- ing facilities repairs. If board members are prepared to do so, they will make dec1· · sions at the special board meeting on Feb. 29. OINER'S FEE Save up to $100! •AQUATICS CENTER • AEROBJCS • RACQUETBALL •PERSONAL TRAI ERS •MA SAGE • CAROIO • FREE WEIGHT • STRE GTH TRAI • BASKETBALL . ' .. . . . Daily Pilot Thursday, January 27, 2000 AS Billboard campaign targets gun violence ·~ An Orange County organiza-them" School meetings rouse slumbering activists • Newcomers, alerted to possible expansion of John Wayne Airport, find the politician in themselves. 500 acres. There will be an identical meeting at 7 p.m. tonight at Eastbluff Elementary SChool, 2627 Vista del Oro, in Newport Beach. • , tion that lobbies for anti-gun leg- islation bas launched an advertis- ing campaign featuring bill- boards --two of which will be placed in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. Blek of the Orange County Citi- zens for the Prevention of Gun Violence, the group paying for the billboa{d campaign. · . Blek and bis wife lost their son Matthew in 1994, when lie was shot by a group of teenagers in New York City. The couple hav~ become staunch advocates for stronger gun .J..aws and travel around the county speaking at public functions. Blek said 20 Orange County cities will have at least one bill· board visibly displayed until the middle of March. The cost for each advertisement is $600 per month. Jasmine lee DAILY PILOT They are your neighbors. They are the people you See in line at the grocery store. They are the joggers you pass by on your morning stroll. · . . And \,hey want to ta1f to you about politics. But these activists -who are con- cerned specifically with getting an air- port built at the closed El Toro Marine Corps Air Station -find thexnselves on unfamiliar turf. . ln fact, if you asked them, they would tell you that they are just your typical Newport Beach resident. •1 am your average Joe mother of five," said Garnet Thompson. Thompson and others who attended a conummity meeting at Mariners Ele- mentary School on Jan. 20 learned more about the county's proposal <to build an airport at El Toro. And, of even more importance to them, they beard what could happen if the $2.9-billion international airport is not built. ,. The meeting, hosted by ~e school's PTA and organized by the Airport Working Group, was an effort to give the community a glimpse at the possi- bility of a John Wayne Airport tnat is double, even triple, its current size of One concerned resident, Robin Chesnie, has been working to spread word about the meeting. Chesnie, who has lobbied for an El Toro airport for some time, said she is convinced that people will pop out of their apathy once · they learn what lOOl}lS ahead. El Toro advocates have said that if a second airport is not built, acres of prop- erty around John Wayne courd be con- . demoed and demolished to make room· (or another runway and a second termi- nal. The scenario, which is included as an alternative plan in the coupty's environ- mental study of El Toro airport, sur- prised Thompson. Once she knew about it, she couldn't sit still, she said. 0 H we all understand the issue and become a little bit more educated, we can keep this1n our hands," Thompson said. . It is refreshing and inspiring to see residents getting involved in the airport issue, said Tum Naughton, the presi- dent of the Airport Working Group, a longtime grass-roots organization dedi- cated to preventing uncontrolled expansion at John Wayne. "We're encouraged that people are wanting to get involved," Naughton said. "We've been speaking before groups for a while, but we've never bad ·the response that we've had with the schools.~ · ' ... FRIDAY, JANUARY 28 AND SATURDAY, JANUARY 29 SU.PER SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE CENTER! A FINE AFFAIR ANTHONY'S SHOE REPAIR B. MAGNESS FASHION THE BASKET CASE BASKIN ROBBINS BLOCKBUSTER VIDEO CATHAY NEWPORT RESTAURANT CHAMPAGNE'S MARKET 6 DELI CHEVRON USA COUTURE "'EW YORK t<APPY NAILS LABELS MAG'S DONUTS 6 BAKE RY MAILBOXES NEWPORT MASTER TAILORING MARCO POLO PASTA Hou•• NEWPORT NORTH CLllANllRS ONB HOUR MOTO PHOTO PIETCO ROYAL .JllWELBRS SALON •&LCOURT ' Dll. MICHAllL 8HACK • OPTOMllTRl•T THIE VIDllO llDITOll The billboards Will feature a large military-style assault weapon plastered across its facade. The ads note that a majority of Orange County resi- dents support a ban on assault weap9ns, bul that.nine out of 10 of the county's state legislators failed to support the same mea- sure. · "We hope the ads will g~t peo- ple questioning their state repre- sentatives more," said Charles Blek said research he has done shows Orange County residents stand in unison when it comes to gun legislation. ··we fou.n,C that many people in the county support tougher gun laws, but they don't know their neighbors agree with ~There is no coincidence that the billboards will be up until the March primary," Blek sarcastical- ly remarked, referring to the important election year. The two locations where the ads will appear locally are on Anton Boulevard near Sakioka Drive in Costa Mesa and Irvine Avenue south or .Mesa Drive in Newport Beach . -Greg Risling ·Rainfall adds to low yearly totals in co~nty Mother Nature wasn't done with Southern California on Tues- day night, dropping more needed rain on Orange County, which has had an uneventful first half of the rainy se~son. Jt was just the third time in seven months that the county has seen stgnificant rain- fall. Tuesday's totals amounted to about a half-inch of rain from the storm that <;hugged through the area. There was another .12 of an . \ inch that fell after dark, causing several traffic accidents on Orange County freeways. Forecasters said a storm brew- ing .off the (f:alif ornia coast will lik~ly fizzle lfy the time it reaches Orange County on Friday night. The next five days aren't expected to produce any rain, according to reports from the National Weather Semce. ' -Greg Risling If you're looking to paint or repaint. rebuild it. replace it or restore it. look in the Pilot · Ctass1f1eds to find the service best fitting your needs. Daily Pilot Class1f1ed Community M.irketpl,He ' ' Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vmce Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner lJniqut wlnt room & cUnl111 rooms avallable '°" group buslnas Mtlnp and pri~ flnlcUons ·723-0645 Please CaJJ For Reservations and Directions 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach SAVE ·BIG Great Savings From Our Already Reduced Warehouse Prices! 25% Off All Accessories 15% Off All Merchandise • Additional Savings on Selected Merchandise Showroom Furniture & Accessories Outlet N and Discontinued Items, One of a Kind Tremendous Savif!9S on· exlngton, Drexel Heritage, Hidcory White, Platt & More~·· . -.. • A6 Thursday, Jonuory 27, 2000 BELL CONTINUED FROM A 1 occasions on which it bai; happened have been down- right miraculous. There's a sped.al irony, too, m the Mdrch 7 election. The • same citizens voting on Prop 26 will also be asked to vote on that wonderfully named Sale and Healthy Communi· Ues Initiative that would require a two-thirds vote on new airports in Orange' County, thus effectively mak- ing sure there won't be any -especially at El Toro. A principle seems clearly involved here. What is a pei:- son to do who is outraged · over this ploy of the antiair- p<>rt people and votes against it, but still wants to maintain · a two-thirds majority for pass- ing school bonds? Although the issues are dif- ferent, the prind.ple of simple DISPUTE CONTINUED FROM A 1 when the board demanded that the foundation move out of its library office and leave its $1.5-million endowment fund to the library. The fight eventually landed in the Newport Beach City Coundl's lap Tuesday. Despite • Bear1tiful Lingerie Sm-4x majonty rule vemas an abnost unobtainable two-thirds majority isn't In both UlStances, a vote in favor of requiring a two-thirds majority to carry a ballot issue is virtu· ally a death sen=ainst the issue. Is this j · in one case and not the other? The aitical need for pass· mg a school bond m New- port-Mesa -whatever the ballot requirement -ls a separate matter that merits full attention later. But the passage of Prop. 26 would carry a message to our schoolchildren. By restoring the ability of a majority voice in Newport- Mesa to provide funds to ensure our children a proper enviromnent for learning in the years ahead, we would no longer be discrimlnating against.them in matters of public policy. We have some clear choic- es in the months ~ore we vote on Newport-Mesa school insistence that it bad no juris- diction over the two groups, the council offered the foWlda- tion a temporary office at City Hall. And despite offers for professionally facilitated meet- ings, Bartolic said the trustees had spent enough time on meetings. "This kind of conflict when Ben Jackson was chair did not exist. It's only occurred in the last couple of years with a shift • Lotions, Oils, Toys & Games • CD's & DVD's '19" -'34" • This Ad Is Worth 1 ·Free Bottle of Lotion for Your Sweetie! HOURS Moa.-i.t. SullUy COSTA MESA llMRllOE MOWTCl.Alll MOMNO 7•• a..i.--.. 11111 ........ a.t 1111 Clltll M. YALUY IUl1. "hJ_ .. _ .............. NllC... .............. 1 WW. lrtltll ._.._~ ... (llt)m-mt l•lllf.tal (714) 429·1911 l•im..- Uf1tlM1 St1ln Wtrr1nty llf1ti111 Sell W1rr1nty llf1th11 f ~41 Wtrr11ty Llf1tl111 Mitt W1rr1nty Llf1tl111 lntt1ll1tl1n bOnds. We can spend Uw.rn demonizing school board members or administraton. ror the present sony state of ow schools. Or we can lay the principal blame on Proposi· tion 13, which I con.sider much more cUlpable. So does John Nicoll, who was Newport·Mcsa's SUJ>t!r- intendent when Prop. 13 was passed. Says Nicoll: ·sy talc- • ing away from school districts the ability to act with a sim- ple majority, this proposition has prevented local citizens from providing the education they wanted for their chil- dren. As a direct result of Prop. 13, school districts have, ror many years, been required to make a choice between quality in the class· room and the proper mainte- nance of buildings.• But spending our time and energy indulging in the blame game doesn't off er the prospect of much help to public school students in this in the chair,• said former trustee and foundation mem- ber Frank Lynch, adding that the council did have the power to appoint the trustees. The relatiomhlp between the two bodies, though inde- pendent, is symbiotic. While the foundation raises money, it's the trustees who decide how it's spent. And while the foundation wants to keep a majority of its savings for an endowment fund, the trustees would prefer to have the mon- ey available for more immedi- ate uses. The 6-year-old foundation annually donates 2.7% of the library's budge t. However, r----, 120°/ol I OFF I I I Entire Purchase 1 1 Valid W/Coupon I ~pt all competitor} I Coupons I Exp. 1/31/2000 L-=-=-.J 1052 Irvine Ave. Wcstdiff Plaza (949) 646-57 46 ORANGE COUNTY'S EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR OF LIFETIME CARPET FREE ARMSTRONO CERAMIC TILES FREE NO-WAX VlllYL $14, DOllLE OLD CARPET 990 SQ. SQ. UPORADEt REMOVAL _ n. FT. PA•tl•O FREE FUR•ITURE MOVl•I PEROO $2''•Q. FT. OAI WOOD FLOOR $9~'~: FREE CAIPIT SPOnlll KIT Full SE , VICE CAIPU&IPllUTllYCLUllll woo• 11F11111111 a 1n1..,.111 e11a•1e eo11T111 a 1IOll11 91•-S.)• MH.-Frl. ,, .... ;. •••• (949} 650-1616 1Z4 EMr t1"' ,,_.UT COlrA MIU, tJA 1#111--1.=-'-• .... ,..,. fet ....... • l•,..lllflH Antle wealthy distnct who are working with ragged and . outdated textbooks (as my stepson did at Harbor l ligh) or coping with cold showers (or none at all) in locker rooms or being taught in decaying and potentially tin.safe structures or studying in a library that hasn't been updated for two decades. The important thing -the only important thing -is that we focus on the iSSue of primary importance here: the well-being of our kids. When I moved my family to Orange County 40 years ago. the quality and availabil- ity of education at every level was one of the greatest attractions. Kecp\pg Califor- nia in the forefront of Ameri- can education was a commit- ment taken very senously from the governor's office right down to the poorest school district. Today, California educa· lion is floundering, put lo despite uie small percentage, those funds are used for some of the library's most popular programs, which help make rt one of the best in the nation. The issue over the arches surfaced more than a year ago, when the trustees approached the foundation to build a struc- ture that would make the library more visible. "I just thought it would be a good idea and that the founda- tion would like to use it as a naming event in their endow- ment campaign,• Wood said, adding that building the arch- es is still on the board's agen- da. "They refused because they said their money goes to things inside the library .. " 'Ihlstees agree the prob- lems began a year ago when it began to request better finan- d.al reporting in a proactive move to avoid a scandal that could occur, should the non- profit mismanage donor's shame by the economic prior- ittes of much poorer states to whom the erosion of educcl- Uonal funding is a last resort. We can always-elect new school boctrd members to replace those whose actions we deplore. But we can only remove the restraints imposed on school funding by a dear message in tbe rcf- erendwn process -starting with tho removal or the two- thi.rds requirement for the passag~ of school bonds. So the first clear choice t>ef ore us -after, of course, we shoot down that God.- awful Safe and Healthy Com- munities lrutiative -is to vote for Prop. 26 on March 7. Thus we keep open our <lptions for a new &fpOrt at El Toro while we provide a whole new set of optiom for the proper edu- cation or our kids. • JOSEPH N. BELL is a Santa Ana Heights resident. His column runs Thursdays. money. However, they were also quick lo f>oint' out that nothing had surfaced to IDdicate the foundation had been doing anything illegal. Further muddling the pic- ture is a glowing letter the trustees sent to tl}e foundation just six months before the dis- pute publicly exploded. The letter, signed by Wood and the other trustees, thanked the foundation for its $100,000 contribution. The letter gave no indication of any problems simmering below the surface. ·we were trying to be posi- tive and appreciative,• Wood said. "It was heartfelt. They have done some good things." It wasn't until the tall. after the request to build the arches, that the trustees' frustration hit a bolling point. A strongly worded letter was sent to the foundation, threatening to sev- er relations with it · Doily Pilot dihe alleqed amugglen coUected a $1,200 fee·from each immigrant at the· home on 19th Street; the report sa.ld. .Earlier this month: Crawford -who bas observed • the home st.nee late laSt year -saw one man try to flee from a van stuffed with approximately 10 other passengers. Crawford said he believed the man was try- ing to escape witliout pay- ing the alleged smugglers. The driver of the van and a passenger who was seated in the front seat snatched the man by his hair and shirt collar and shoved him into the home, the report saJd. On Jan. 18, Crawford and Agent Manuel Uribe interviewed two men after seeing them leave the 19th Street home. The men then waited for a bus at 20th Street and Placentia Avenue. According to the report, one of the men, Gervasio Cruz-Noguez, of Vera Cruz, Mexico, told the offi- cers that three guides helped him and 16 other immigrants illegally cross the border. He said the group walked for six hours until they found a van waiting for them on a highway. •He said the group was ordered by two individuals who were already in the van to get in, shut up and lay down in the back," Crawford said in the report. When Cruz-Noguez and the others arrived at tne .. 19th Street home, people inside ordered them lo come inside and be qi.liet, he told Crawfor~ Cruz-Noguez told Crawford there were 10 other smuggled immi· grants in the room. Approximately 30 minutes later, Cruz-Noguez said a woman came in and told him he was free, since b e had paid the smuggU.Dg fee. Five of the alleged smugglers <lJe being held without bond .in crtmlnal cust<>Py. The courts are still ded~ the bond status of CatAllna Ramirez-Reyes, who is ap~ximately eight months pregnant. Preliminary heartngs are scheduled for Feti. 8 at the U.S District Court in Santa Ana. An arraign- ment has been set for Feb. 14. J J., If I/',,"'' ( ,,,,,, .... ,,,,,,.,,[ ,,,. I BenefltlnQ Orangewood Make 11 Jijfermce in the Children a Foundation life of a duerving chi/JI Gucci • Prada ~_Armani • Escada • St. John • Mizrahi & more! Spectacular SUPER BOWL SAVINGS! EVERVTHIN IN THE STORE REDUCED!I .. at. Ja11. 30tll & .. 5u1t. Ja1z. 31.'jt l llam-4pm •Sun. 9am-2pm 760-:6640 • 2850 E. Coast Hwy., CA>rona del Mar Accep1"'6 AopoUW..."" For iprin/l Co~,.... a'o...,lolU.,.. aleoa • tNkonee. ' Daily Pilot • SCORES CONTINUED FROM A 1 neighborhood put educanon ·u No. 1, • she said. •Reacling li huge at Andenen -at the kindergarten level, they te<JUire 30 minutes of reacling "ery night.,, There are two other factors, Russell noted, that makes a eomparlson unfair. •If children are having trouble with a subject, parents immediately jwnp in and fig- ure out everything and any- thing they can do t<? help. Unfortunately, that sometimes costs money,• she said. •oefi- Pitely, the language barrier, I l}ll.nk. mll$t be huge for those ether schools. Those tests are all in English. Comparing , Andersen to that other school ~not at all fair.• Across the district, parents and educators were working Thursday to come up with an explanation for the pattern revealed by the API results: • •GREETING CARPS •STUFFED. ANIMALS f • 5ALLOON5 while Newport Beach schools were among the best perform- ers in the state. Costa Mesa schools hk.e Wtlson, Whittier and Rea elementary were nured near the bottom of the pool. "I tliliilC we're OQ the right trdck. I think Costa Mesa has everything it needs to be the best," said school board presi- dent Dana Black. •1 tlunk 1l has to do with expectations. We're so used to comparing ourselves and we'll never get there." . As a parent on the New- port Harbor High School PTA, Black said they used to bemoan the fact that Corona del Mar parents could wtite a check for a new football weight room, while al New- port Harbor, they could raise funds for 10 years. "So we stopped talking about money and set goals We had to roll up our sleeves,• she said. "I believe all of that is available in Costa Mesa When I visited Victoria. there were parents in a.bnost every •PAPER GOODS •CUSTO~ GIFT WRAPPING WE DELIVER (See .iore for detltlls) WEDDINGS • ANNOUNCEMENTS . CUSTOM INVITATIONS • "Let our trained staff capture that special moment" MON-SAT 9-6 CLOIED SUNDAYS 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa (949) 122-1803 du room• The mO"-t rommon expla- Odtion to the difference in scores ecms to lie m the dif- ferences m community make- up -and the fact that the rankings are bclscd soJely on the Staruord 9 test. "Jt's that al.I the kids are ldking the SdtJ'le tl.>st, regard- less of English,• said school boa.rd member Maitha Fluor. •All kids must take the test il they ran redd the example or not. Ycdh, we hove our work cut out for u!> dnd we recog- nize lhcll. • Linda Mook, president of the Newport-Mesa Federn- tion of Tedcher9, dgreed that Qduging how studPnls, teach- . crs and schools ure perform- mg bdsNl on how studenlo; perform on one test on one ddy of the year -U. not truly reflective. "The truth is, you start where students die and take them dS far els they CdJl go aca- demically We don't have a level pluymg held,· Mook Sdld. "The~e are gomg lo be . . difforencP.!t and it's going to be reflected. "If you don't have a foun- dation m the English lun- guuge and you're being mstructed m that lunguugc, then you're a st£•p behind to begin with;• she elddcd. •Ana Uw.rem really hes the pnmary problem.· Teachers. pnnc1pals clnd disbict officials say they have t>f'E>n dware of these problems for years and helve tic>en lrymg • to improve tho situation WtuttJer stepped forwdrd lclst year, identifying 1tsell a!> an under-perfomli.ng school, and hds received ~ldte fund- ing to implement nc>w pro- grdlllS. ·we·r~ morutonng very closely Whither, and we will find out if those jntervenbons worked -the pdrentmg classes, the preschool pro- grdffi, the reddmq program and increased pdJ'<'nt involvc- mf'nt," Fluor said. ~If th~ do, we're ready to put -.omP of those mto pldC'e dt otht>r SC'hools. • ..----SUPERBOWL -- KICK-OFF PARTY Slfnday, January 30 I :00pm-9:00pm Great Food &. Lively Atmosphere! 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BROOKS CONTINUED FROM A 1 Robiraon said the mall i.s still negotiating a new lease> with Brooks Brothers. I lowcvcr. Evans said Brooks Brothers brass will close the Fashion Island store, despite the fact it's the most profJtable West COdst branch. Narrow glass doors open into the store. contrasting with the Wtde ~lass wmdows of oth- t•r stores m lhf' shopping ce11- tcr. The focade 1s hard and concrete -a monument to the no-nonsense style of the cloth· mg offered inside • "It's a very preppy Arneri- c:an style,• Sdld Gma Pid Cooper, d fashJon expert and e<lltor of the New York-based Fashion Fmds online rnaga- Zllle ·1 don't want lo say Yale. but 1t has a very Anglo-Saxon. Protestant look. And they have t1 very knowledgeable staff." That's preasely whdt has drawn Pat Mitcnell of San Clemente lo the store sine e it Italiano Thursday, Jonuory 27, 2000 A7 operw.d in 1980. H e natched a few hnal pdlJ"S • .of Oxford boxer horts Wed..rfosday afternoon ltl the store's fmal hour~ I le· askf'<l Miles Wood, who has l>ecn hl! salesman for 18 y i\J'S, wh th r lh<>y would fit "I'll he very sad when it's closed,· Sd•d Mitchell, who was 'Jad Ill ct grny blazer, hlack -.lacks and blue tK• -all from Brooks Brothers. Mite hell suid h t>'ll start ordenng clothes from lhc> Brooks BrolhN~ Cdllilogur But he '>rlid it wouldn't be Uw <x1mt• without Wood's advtcc ShopPf>r.. who Wdllt atten- , lion from knowledgedble Brooks Broth11r.> st<1ffers. ~uch d.S Wocxi, will ne<"d to ·put a. few extra miles on their BMWs. The .clo5est ~ton~ a.r~ m Ur.. Angele • where lhE.'rc are three, ctnd San DtPgo. • where there 1s one. 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The course runs from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the center, 695 West 19th St., Cost.a Mesa. The course is $30. For more , informatipn, call (714) 965-1176. The Slngle Gourmet will b~ld a gourmet dining event at 6:30 p.m . at Bayside Restaurant, 900 Bayside Dri-• ve, Newport Beach. For more informa~ call (800) 750- 0INE. The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce will host an after-hours mixer from 5 to 7 p.m. at Buzz at the Beach, 3450 Via Oporto, Newport Beach. The event is free for members, $10 for potential members. For more information, call (949) 729- 4400. FRIDAY OCC will hold a workshop Daily Pilot 11n1n The Orange County Museum of Art will bold an lllustrated lecture by Dr. Erle T. Haskell, titted "Sites of Seduction: the Garden as Art," from t to 2 p.m. Monday. Shown here are the .. broken hearts" In the ornamental garden of the Chateau de Wlandry. The lecture ls the first ln a three-part series of talks, the fee for which ls $75 to $80. The other lectures wl1I be held Feb. 7 and 14. The museum ls at 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. For more Informa- tion, call (949) 759-1122, ext. 0. · for people interested in tele- vision and film acting on Fridays from Jan. 28 through Feb. 18. Registra- tion is $115, plus a $3 mate- rial fee. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call ' (7 14) 432-5880. SATURDAY New & Used Sports Equipment t Snowboard Packages Temple Bat Yahm will honor its past presidents, founding members and former "Women of the Year" at a 25th anniversary party at 7 :30 p.m. The theme of tlie party will be "Saturday Night Fever." Tickets, which include a buffet and one cocktail, are $45. The temple is at 1011 Camelback St., Newport Beach. Rage Jr. $29999 • Rage $249" • LAMAR $29999 (A.II_..~ ,.Uya """"' INrrl, Mn & tr"411f!P} Mission Roller Hockey Skates The Orange County Mme- um of Art will hold an illus- trated lecture by Dr. Eric T. 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WAtAmilll~C..IW~---.... tMJ, FAX.._,..._"6S.Yt.-.•••-• .... -w. ................... _,_._.,_ .. ~ii_,._ v I ~ : Daily Pilot SoCIE'fY Th~rsdoy, J9nuory 27, 2000 A9 ·Martins ' tribute dinner to benefi~ museum of art ' LN ewport's Marsha : Orltn reports that · the finishing touches are in place for the upcom- ing Feb. 5 dinner honoring Twyla and Chuck ¥arUn at the Newport Bedch Marriott l lotel, Fdshion fsldnd. The event is being produced by the Islanders, d charitable organization with a roster of local gals supporting the Orange County Museum of Art. Led by Orlin, who serves as the current Islanders pres- ident, the group is dedicat- ing proceeds from the Martin dinner to children's programs at the museum. • Roseanne Levan and J oan Riach will chair the evening, being billed as Cirque 2000, featuring amazing entertain- ment based on the acrobatic • sensations of the ctrc~ per- formers who will grace the ' party with their skill. The Martins have been signifi- cant advocates of the muse- um, helping to raise major fund~ through various volun- teer positions each of them has held. Involved in the tribute · .. o• dinner are Islanders S~arl Esayian, Rosalle Friedman, Ollie Hill, Patricia Lane, Jennifer Spindler and Joqt Greenbaum.· B.W. Cook THE CROWD • Leeza.Gtbbons, co-star of the long-running syndicated television show "Entertain- ment Tonight" and host of her own TV tdlk show, as well, will be in town Feb. 2 to speak at the American H eart Association luncheon at the Four Seasons Hotel, · Newport Bedc:h. The event is only the sec- ond annual event for the association, being billed as "Women With Heart." Mis- tress of ceremonies for the afternoon will be the dynam- ic Judie Argyros, with open- ing remarks to come from Julie Thompson-Do bkin. The theme of the event will be "taking wellness to heart" as more and more American women as well as men are faced with seri<?us heart prob- lems. For more information, call (949) 856-3555. • Everyone was seeing orange last week right here in the county of Orange as the fabulous Hennes bou- tique at South Coast Pla~d keep its doors open rtfler hours for a midweek cocktdtl reception featuripg a display of important timepieces. • The corporate color for Hermes is of course an elt>- gant shade of. orange, and it was visible throughout thP boutique as guests of Court Appointed Special Advo- cates descended upon thP boutique to support their organization and Hermes tor underwriting the reception .. In the crowd we(e GuJl- laume de Seynes-Hermes, president of the watch d ivi- sion of the compfilly, and llw charming Alison Cottrell, mandging director of the local store. , CASA provides a voic(:! for children who are mvolved in . the co~rt system as a result of abuse, neglect or aban- donment. • Lido's bon vivant gentle- man-about-town, Jerral Richards, reports that the Men's Patron Committee ol the Fashionables support.my Chapman Umvers1ty bonded l\vyla and Charles Martin \ tor breakfast at the Pacific Club, Newport Beach, on Wednesday to heat the latest economic reports from Chap- man's leader, Jim Doti, his wife, Lynne Pierson Doti, professor of business a9Jnin- istration and economics, and Esmael Adibl, also a profes- sor of economics at Chap- man. "The Three Economists" -as they were billed - offered insight into the future that was in part conservative and part controversial. Jim Doti, recognized as a local leader U1 the field of eco- nomics, believes that strong economy will continue and that the robust nature of the economic times will open the Wlute House door for Vice President Al Gore . Tonight, the social crowd will enjoy the hospitality of Harbor Island hostess Mary Lyons as she and her hus- band, Phil, open their gra- cious home on the bay to guests of the Orange County Arts Awards committee. The cocktail reception will be chaire(i by Catherine Thyen with able assistance from Peggy Goldwater Clay, Barbara Glabman, Carol Wilken, Blllur (Turkish Tor- nado) Wallerich, and entre- preneur Larry Wllltams. You may recall that Williams came on the New. port scene from the East Coast two years ago repre- senting Jaguar Motor Cars and the new' deaiership known as South Coast Motorcars. Williams officially turns over the reins 'of the Jaguar project to a company from the United Kingdom that will buil<:f and open South Coast Morton::ars in Mission Viejo and possibly Newport Beach. The crowd will meet the new owners lhis evening at the Lyons reception. Meanwhile, Williams, who created a major stir locally with his grand plans and extravagant receptions to launch the dealership, has credted d new Internet con- cept being called netinter- state.com that lie plans to launch .in the coming year on a global basis with barking in the hundre<ls of million~ of dollilrs. Stc1y tunr!<l fur 111nrP on Uus • In one hnal note, surely worthy of social \nk, The Tilton School in New Hamp- shire has issued a press release pnusmg the acddem- .1c dCcompllshments of stu- dent Melaitie McHone, daughter of Mr. and Mr:. David McHoile of Newport . Bedch. Tlltorl School, found- ed m 1845 is dn indepen- dent, coeducational, college preparatory boarcling dnd day school in the lc.1kes region of New l~c.1mpshJ.re H's d pleasure to report acad- erruc honors relating to a deserving local student far fr9m home. Obviously there dTe mdJly students nght here in town also deserving ink for their hard work It's fun to hear about what Newport's yoµng people are up to around the globe Cledil) I\ 1elanie repre- sents us well in Tilton, N.H. • e.w. COOK'S-COiumn appears every Thursday and Saturday Professional Cleaning Experts CARDIO KICK BOXING • Sidewalks • Brick • Mildew Removal • Concrete • Power Was hing • Stone Pavers ·• Sealers · . -~• Patios Rick Nixon • SPS uc. 667230 Surf ace Preparation Specialists (949) 581°0301-800·58:·0360 THAI~ WITll THE ONLY . "OLY~~C & MARTIAL ms Cl IA \1PION" IN Ofu\i'iGP. 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'Ashes' good but falls short of book W ho could fdil to be moved by Frank McCourt's memoir, • Angela's Ashes"? nus Pulitzer Prue-winning account of his "miserable Reel CRITICS Irish Catholic childhood" is an unproba- ble mix of cheerful humor, irony and heartbreak. When I read the book a cou- ple of years ago, 1t did not seem possible that anyone could put this story <>n film. Director Alan Parker's ambitious film version nearly succeeds but falls a litUe short of the mark. What is needed is more of the droll wit that made the book so compelling -instead we get a slight overdose 01 mushy Susanne Perez sentiment. I found John Williams' score beauti- ful but distracting m scenes in which silence would have been much more effective. Set during the Depression, the McCourt family, living in cramped squalor in New York, moves back to the slums of Ll.merick (as is wryly noted, probably the first Irish family in history to do so) to be near Angela's family. Her mother and sister have no regard for her husband, Malachy, who is "from the north" and blamed for every- We Rent Horses • Gentle rental horses for trail rides & begilming lessons. • Year-round after-school prcsrams & sun\mer clinics. • Kids 8 & up, adults, families, plrtics, etc. • Boarding & training in all Western & English styles. 714•848•9695 1838 J Coldenwest SL, H.B, email: HCPEC@aol.com -11MEMAGAZJNE "Few p~ are u confidmdy origiiial as ~ one, u rich with ideal about the m•king of America, oi u timalari• ao watch ~Id • A 1 thing from their wretched existence to bad hair days. Malachy (Robert Carlyle) is a dreamer, wanting to do right by his family but a hopeless alcoholic. Too often, he drinks away the wages that should have gone to buying his brood a decent meal. The children love him fiercely, though sadly aware of his flaws. He stimulates their imaginations and man- ages to instill in them a sense of adventure. Angela (Emily Watson) is worn out from bearing and burying so many children. But for the sake of her family, she endures picking bits of coal off the street. begging for scraps and worse humilia- tions at the hands of the local charity, neighbors, priests and even her own family. The film is shot at some of the actual locations and is faithful in its recreation of the period. :Jbe young actors are especially memorable. "Angela's Ashes" may not be the feel-good movie of the season. However, like the recent "The Hurricane," it is truly an amazing story that deserves to be seen. . • SUSANNE PEREZ, 45, lives In Costa Mesa and is an executive assistant for a financial services company. Reild aass Improve Intuition a Develop Telepathy Sat. Jan 29 l-:fpt1\ 'Quest' is clever spoof of 'Trek' •Never give \lp, never sWTenderl" ts the tag line quoted by •Peter Quincy Taggart,• commander of the NSEA spacecraft Protector. For four years, the crew of the Protector ha~ set off on darigerous and thrilling mis· sions in space; then the clas- sic 1970s TV series "Galaxy Quest• is canceled. But not before creating a legion of die-bard and dedicated fans, some of whom are a little more dedicated than the actors could have ever imag· ined. 1\.venty years later, we find the stars of the series still in costume, unable to get other acting roles, making appearances at science fic- tion conventions to earn a living. Does tlus sound like another group of TV space adventurers who "boldly go where no man (or womari) has ever gone before?" Well, it should. Because "Galaxy Quesr is a pretty clever little spoof of the original "Star lfek" TV series. If you've never seen any • of the original "lfek, • you may not get some of the inside jokes in "Galaxy Quest.• But if you do know the series and story lines,· Astrology Clale ...,.._ .. ag Instructor: Patty Davidson Thurs, Jan 20. 27 • 7-9 pm reb 03, 17 • 7·9 pm Psychic Readings (call store for appointment) • Tarot • Script Channeling • Astrology • HandwriUng Analysis 891 Baker Street A 16 • Costa Mesa 71 , _7 r! Iii I l SI Comer of Baker & Bear streets) 't' O't' Specious, OCMr'I v..w ltUdk> With lull ratige of apeclahz.d IPl)lntUS ....., ., ' On Cmtn Conditionmt W-. oncentercondltio!wlg com 485 &sl 17111 SU.. &.le 15() Cola.._, CA 92627 • T IDC91842-570 F. j!M9) 842-8139 E-mlll: oncent.....,... net In IP1111 PRonum IDRFllllDI, AID Miii 25%0FF ,....-___,_Dean Miller Beddins~-· such as Capt. Kirk always getting the chicks (particular- ly if they're green), or security officers in red uni- forms with no linE!S always die, then you will really enjoy "Quest.• The basic premise is that a group of real aliens has mistaken television transmis- sions beamed into space for histoncal video documents from Earth. Believing the "Galaxy Quest" crew to be space heroes, they beseech the brave "captain• to help them in their real battle against an evil foe. Starring Tim Allen ("Home Improvement"), Sigourney Weaver(" Alien,• "Gorillas in the Mist"j, Alan Rickman (•Die Hard," "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves"), Tony Shalhoub, (•Men in Black,• "Wings"), Sam Rockwell ("The Green Mile"), Daryl· Mitchell ("Veronica's Closet") and Enrico Colaritoni (•Just Shoot Me"), the cast of •Quest• is very talented and perfect for their roles. While I admit to being a fan of "Star lfek, • lam far from being a TI'ekkie (or • "lfckker" as afhoanados call themselves). But even if you've never seen a "Star lfek" episode or any of the movies, I thmk you'll find "Galaxy Quest" enjoyable. Rdted PG for mild lan- guage dnd violence, I give it a Brunette rating of "bargain matinee.• • RIQtARD IRUNqTE, 36, is a recreation supervisor with the city of Costa Mesa and a Costa Mesa resident We wa nt you in the balcony Forget the big quotations in the paper, the star rating system, that guy with the thumb -the Daily Pilot want$ to know your opinion of cur- rent films. We're looking for local folks to serve on our Rttl Critics movie review panel. Your job; view a current film and write up your assess- ment of 1t We run the critiques -along with a photo and some biographical information. The reward· we pick up the tab for the ticket and, of course, make you famous. If you're interested, send a movie review sample, 500 words or less, to Daily Pilot 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627 attn: Nancy _Cheevef, via fax at (949) 646-4170, or through e- mail at dailypilotOlatimes.com • Pl~ include your name and phone number. Addidas, Balledematch, Boast, Oarlyn, Head, lillys, Lavon, Tacchini, Tail & Wilson Selected Wilson, Pro-Kennex, Head & Yonex 333 E. 17™ ST. B EHIND I-HOP (949) 642-6886 Live flamenco and guitar music frtday. saturday &. Sunday 0cvellngs Daily Pilot .. DATEBOOK Thursday, January 27,2000 Al1 • Send AFTER HOUlltS items to the Daily Pilot, 330 w. Bay St • Costa Mesa, CA 92627; fax them to (949) 646-4170; Of call (949) 764-4330 A complete listing can be found at wwwdaifypllot com. STAGE PERFORMING ARTS FOR KIDS The Jewish Commuruty Cen- ter of Orange County will pre- sent a Tu B'Shevat perfor- mance at 10 a.m. Sunday. The center is a t 250 East Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call (714) 755-0340. 'THE HOUOW lANDS' South Coast Repertory pre- sents Howard Korder's pldy •Tue Hollow Lands• through Feb. 13 Tickets are $28 to After ' HOURS $47, with a pay-what- you-will show Sat- urday. The , playhouse lS at 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa For more infor- mation, call (714) 708-5555. 'REFERENCES TO SALVADOR DAU MAKE ME HOT' South Coast Repertory pre- sents Jose Rivera's play •Ref- erences to Salvddor Dali Make Me Hot" through Feb. 27. Tickets are $26 to $45, with a pay-what-you-will show Jan. 29. The playhouse is at 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. For more mf or- mation, call (714) 708-5555 .. 'ANNIE' . The Musical Theater Acade- my of Orange County pre- sents ·Annie• at the Costa Mesa High School theater, 2650 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Shows are a t 7 p.m Saturday, 3 p.tn. Sunday, 7 p.m. Feb. 5 and 3 p.m. Feb. 6. Tickets are $5 to $8. For more information, call (949) 646-6624. 'I THINK, THEREFORE I MAMET' Orange Coast College wiU present a program of short plays by David Mamet on Feb. 5, 6, 12 and 14 in the Drama Lab Studio. Shows are at 8 p.m. Saturdays and 2 and 7 p.m. Sundays. Tickets are $5 to $6. OCC is at 2701 Fa.uview Road, Costa Mesa. For more mformation, call (714) 432-5640, ext. 1. ART OTY LIGHTS The Newport Beach Public Library presents "City Lights,-an exhibit of water-_. colors by Mary Monge, Tues- day through Feb .. 29. Monge focuses on urban activities - from eating a French dip .sandwich at Phillipe's to tak- ing in a night at the theater. The library is at 1000 Avoca- do Ave., Newp0rt Beach. For ' . more information, call (949) 717-3870. ART, LITERATURE ,........, AND INTERPRETATION - The Orange County Museum of Art ts hosting an ongoing senes of free noon lectures on Tuesdays. Stephen Barker, UC Irvine art professor, will speak this Tuesday on •Art, Literature and Interpreta- tion." The museum is at 850 San Clemente Drive, New- port Beach. For more infor- mation, call (949) 759-1122. ALDO LUONGO Lahaina Galleries in Fashion Island will feature works by Romantic Impressionist Aldo Luongo at an artist reception and exhibition from 7 to 9 p.m. Feb. 11 and from 5 to 8 p.m. Feb. 12. The gallery is at 1173 Newport Center Drive, New- port Beach. For more infonna- tion: call (949) 721-9117. DANCE RHAPSODY IN TAPS OCC presents "Rhapsody in Taps,• an evening of tap dancing, Balinese music and jazz rhythms, at 8 p.m. Satur- day. Tickets are $21 to $27. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more infonnation,call(714)432- 5880. 'A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE' Newport Theatre Arts Cen- ter presents Arthur Miller's "A View From the Bridge• Friday through Feb. 27 Shows are Thursdays through Saturdays at 8 p.m., with Sunday matinees at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $13, $15 for opening rught. The theater is at 2501 CWf Dnve, Newport Beach. ~~ Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSMET1CALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! · The Original MIKE'I CARPET$ OVER 25 YEARS IN COSTA MESA 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One ·.,,ock SouUI of .\0 5 rwy (714) 545-7168 • Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery • Vinyls • Ceramics ALL CARPET & FLOORING Wood • Laminates CURRENTLY MARKEDDOWN CALL NOW ~-3_0_0/o_· o_ff~__.. 642-8400 e~ "Ov er 50 Years of Fine Quality" All Types of Window Treatments • Valances & Cornice Boxes • Verticals • Shutters • Roman Shades • Blinds • Bedspreids • New Orders Co• li111111t11 Corutdt11tio• i• Yo.,r Ho•e STUTTGART BALLET The Orange County Per- fonning Arts Center ho ts The Stuttgdrt Ballet Tuesddy through Feb. 6 Tickets are $12 to $68. The Center is at 600 Town Center Driv<?, Cos- ta. Mesa. For more inlorma-· tion, call (714) 740-7878. FILM 'NORTH BY NORTHWEST' The Orange County Muse- . um of Art presents Alfred Hitchcock's ·North by North- west• at 6:30 pm. Feb 18 · The museum is at 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. Tickets are $4 to $6 For more mformauon, call (949) 759-1122, ext. 204. POETRY THE FACTORY READINGS An evening of performancP. poetry will be held the hrst Tuesday of every month at the Gypsy Den Cafe and Reading Room at The Lall Anti-Mall, 2930 Bristol St .. Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call (714) 549-7012. Admission is free, but volun- tary donations are accepted for the performers. S1arti11g f·d>ruary I u O~n7~m B reakfast To G o! Cappu,cino. M~hJ Lan~ and more LITE RARY ROUND TABLE WEST Round Tdble West presents a literary luncheon program at noon Monday teatunng' Charlf!S Bragg. Robert Bruce Woodcox and Boze l ladle1gh. The luncheon is held at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 West Coclst Highway. N<>wport Bec1c:h. Tickets are $40, For mon• mtormation, CdlJ (323) 25b-7977 . TEENS CAN BOUNCE BACK Btlmes & Noble Metro Pointe w1U host an c1ppearance by · D1und L. James, author of "T<.·ens Can Bounce Back: from 2 to '.i p.m. Feb 5 The storl' 1s at 901 B. South Coast Dnve, Swte 150, Costa - M~-.u For more information, call (714) 444-0226. AT HOME ON THE RANGE John Crean dnd Barbara Venezia, star!> of the late- nighl rookmg show "At Home on the'R<tnge,· will !>peak about thcu show and their new book at 3 p .m. Feb. 5 at Borders Books. MuSlc and Cafe, 1890 New- port Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more inlormdbon, call (949) 631-8661. 'SIMPLE ABUNDANCE' DISCUSSION GROUP Based on the books of Sarah Ban Bredthnach, this discus- s1on group focuses on appre- c1atlon, expression and grllti- tude. Led by Audre de Nard at Border.. Books, Music and . Cote the fust Thursday of each month at 6·30 p m. Bor- ders is at 1890 Newport Blvd, Costa Mesa. For more mlormabon, call (949) 631- 8661. OPRAH BOOK CLUB Tilis dub mE>ets the third Thursday of every month at 7 p.m to discuss Oprah's most recent book selections at Barnes & Noble Newport Beach. Barnes & Noble New- port Beach is at 953 Newport Center Dnve, Newport Beach. For more inlormation, call (949) 759-0982. L UTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MAsTER M ORNING PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM Enrolling Now for January!! • Chrisri.m ln,truction • I k\clopmental Program • PhonK~ • C..omputa lnsrrucrion 8:30 AM ro 11 :30 AM Ages 3 to 'i years 2900 Pacific View Drive · Corona del Mar, California 92625 (949) 759-1146 s~ ·su~ sa-te January 27, 28 & 29 (Thurs -Fri -Sat) No adjustments on previous purchases. Sale merchandise cannot be added to $100 club card. NEWPORT NORTH CENTER . MacArthur & Bison • Newport Beach· (949) 644-4477 t:>· Beacon Bay A 481 E. 17th Stree • 645-2022 -"""200 Birch St. (at Dove) •Newport Beach 833-0660 ·, Full-5ervlce W ·• SealerWu L-----~~=---------~--------------·-------I I I lllGBT WAIR . fUUADVJCK WAlll • llA•DWil 'sir :::.:=-:-Wil·- ' oa wm llA!I L c.., •• .,.... t/Sil• --------------------~--------------------I WCMWAlll :::=-- I .... CllaAI,• NAii •lm•Ylft'L-- r , AJ2 Thur'®y, January 27, 2000 DATEBOOK Doily Pilot Get authentic Italian cuisine at Giorgio'~, Balb0a Island By Stephen Santacroce . B ack m the neighbor- hood where I grew up on the East Coast we · used to joke that the really good Italian restclurants dldn't . have any windows. Or if they d1d, you didn't sll with your back to them. No one needed to ask why; one look at the booth in the back with guys in the gold chains engaged in bushed but animated conver- sation told the story. These were dark, fdmily- run places where you cc1me to get a good plate of pdsta, great veal, and lots of wine. Giorgio's on Balboa Island certainly Dininl has WUl-REV EW ~~~~·tnd see dny guys with pinky rings the last tJme I was there, otherwise it's not hard lo imagine the restau- rant having been picked up off a com er in New Jersey and planted on 1ls cw rent location at Marine Avenue. The a tmosph!?fe ulone as enough to make one look for a "Sopranos~ film crew. The lights dre kept low and much of the illummdllon -comes from candles at each table, giving a feeling of intimacy despite the fact th.at tables are quite close together. Prints of Rome, Florence and other ltalicrn olies share space on the plaster walls with decorntave ceranuc plates. Strains of Italian popular music are just loud enough to be heard over the general du1 of conversation. The .restdurcmt itself is basically on<! lurge room. TWo groups of tables run down the center dnd can be pushed together to a ccom- modate large groups. A row of red leather booths ~uns along one wall, and some smaller tables a long the olher. Owner Giorgio Nofenni has been rn Balboa for 15 years and knows that con- sistency is the kPy to keep- mg your customers loyal ycdr after year. He ttnd his wHP, Sandra. still cook much of the food them- selves, and Giorgio 1s hap- . py to tell anyone thc1t asks that fresh, hiqh-quahty ingredients are the k<>y to his success. The menu at Giorgio lcc1 · lures classic Jldlidn dishes mspired by the cuisine of Giorgio's hometown of Flo- rence. Appetizers suth c1s the tomato and mozzarellc1 salad ($6.95) highhghl th<' sunplica- ty of Tuscan cuisin<> 1\j P•' tomatoes (surpnsm9lv npe for Uus time of year) dr~ pdlTed with crec1my, fresh · mozzarella cheese, and driz- ~ ~ ~ I Elegant Dining • Complete Bar • Sushi To Go I ~ Lunch M-F. 11 :30 - 2 p.m. • Dinner M·S, 5 • 10 p.m. •Closed Sunday ~ 2675 Irvine Ave. • Costa Mesa P.J 949) 645-5518. (949) 645-5519 i5J FYI GIORGIO LA TRAITOR/A •WHERE: 305 Marine Ave., Balboa Island • WHEN: Lunch: Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Dinner: Sunday through Thursday, 5 to. 10 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 5 to 11 p.m. - •HOW MUCH: Moderately expensive • PHONE: (949) 675-6193 KIM HAGGERTY·ZVUUS I DAILY Pl.OT Co-owner Sandra Noferini cooks up a batch of pasta at Giorgio La Trattoria on Balboa Island. zled with good olive oil and a sprinkhn9 of basil leaves. Have your server finish lhe dish wlth some fresh ground black pepper for a near per- f cct marriage of texture and flavors. Equally as good and equdlly as simple is the antipasto plate ($7.75), a generous serving of several SdlamJS and some provolone cheese. Or try my favorite, thP Jnsalata di Mare ($9.75). Here, baby shrimp, calamari and scallops are steamed dnd chilled, and then dressed with some olive oil, lemon juke and a healthy spnnkle of fresh parsley. The combmabon relies on the qutihty of the seafood, here it's <ill fresh tasting and ten- Ml-·-· __ .., .. ---JD .. L-.n-·----nsm•• _____ ,.._ der. Even the calamari, which is tricky to cook in this fashion, was-not the least bit chewy. l'fpically, the next course in an Italian medl would be a pasta dish or risotto. Gior- gio's offer a great selection of pastas, but be forewarned these are enlree-sized serv- ings; I'd suggest splitting one with a friend if you're plan- ning on a meat or fish dish to follow. The ngatoru with sausage is an excellent example of the wonderful things coming from Giorgio's kitchen. San- dra still makes the marinara sauce from scratch -here it's paired with grilled Italian sausage, also homemade, and served over perfectly al dante pasta tubes. Less satisfying is the pasta al lormagglo ($13.95). The.sauce is cream-based and supposedly made with four dilferent cheeses. I tasted mozzarella and fontina cheeses, but overall the dish was mjlky and bland. Of course, no Italian meal would be complete without a bottle of wine, and Giorgio has assembled a resp~ctable wine list fea- turing Italian imports as well as some decent Cali- fornia selections. If you're feeling frugal try a carafe of the house red -it's inex- pensive and better, I th.ink, than some of the red wines offered by the bottle. Entree selections, as with most Tuscan menus, focus predominantly on meat dish- es, with veal being the clear star. Veal saltimbocca ($18.95), for example, clearly illustrates Giorgio's deft touch with classic Italian dishes. Veal loin is pounded CALL FOR COllPUllENTARY CONSULTATION 949-721-1113 • SAM MIGUll ORM, IUfTE H7 •NEWPORT BEACH Dr. El1m'1 llvt Surgical Broadcllls www.oAllnesurgery.com r--~~----~-----------------, . Our chefs insist you take advantage. S 14. 9 5 Dinner. Spe<iaJ Hibachi Steak, Chicken & Shrimp C..llt!Miyllldiltlls .......... .w..., ~ d:d,lltml ............. .... ....... ...,. n.;-,,.. .... .... ...... ....,,, ..,. 1111111t1m • ..... 1111111 tMtKwm • .._ a1•1,.1111 • --. .. :a, CJ .. l'Mm • ....... Ult!'1 ..... • e, .. W.. 4'Nt9Utnf • ..... ....,. ..,. imtm .. *' • ._. • ....._ • • 'I" • •., • .......... • .. ~---~-------------------~--~ thiri, scaloppine style, and quickly sauteed with paper· thin slices of prosautto ham. A white Wine reduction infused with fresh sage leaves completes the dish. The pungent sage is the per- fect counterpoint to the salty ham, and the veal is melt-in· your mouth tender. Or try the vea1 marsala ($16.95), which is a similar scaloppine served with a sauce of sweet marsala wine and fresh mushrooms. U veal isn't your thing, don't worry, most of the d1shes can be made with chicken breast as well. One special that I'd highly rec- ommend when offered is the grilled steak ($25.95). In Giorgio's version of the clas- sic blstecca alla Fiorentino, a thick T-bone is grilled·to order, after which the filets are carved from the bone and served sliced at the table. You don't get much simpler or ti\uch better. Share th.is dish with some- one, it easily serves two. There are several desserts on the menu, but the only one I'd recommend is the homemade tiramisu ($4.75). This now-classic combina-· tion of.ladyfingers d1pped in espresso coffee and sweet- ened Mascarpone cheese is a refreshing finish to any meal. Some of my ex-patriot friends are still convinced you can't get a good Italian meal this side of the Hudson River. I say • fagettaboutit. • Grab a couple of paisans and head down to Giorgio's for a meal that's the next best thing to Mama's home cook- ing. • STEPHEN SANTACROCE's dining reviews appear every other Thurs- day. He can be reached via e-mail at food_criticOhotmail.com. ZAHER FALi.AHi, CPA 28 yrs. exp. Acctg., Audits, Taxes 15% discount to CM Residents (714) 5~272 " Enjoy a Spacious Suiu, Sumptuout Dining, Entertainment, Bingo, Crafu, Billiarda, Beauty Salon, Transportation to Doctor, Shopping, Fun Trips, Friendly Caring People. From $1495/Mo. 2283 F a.irview at W'Json CostaMua Minimum age 58 For more information pleueca.111 949/646-6300 or Fax 949/646-7428 . · Life Has Enough Ups and Downs .•. W E IGHT • IEMCATION AWlw ,.......,....,.. . ....,. "**"*"' • DllT AM> lilll1Qll NOTOCOU • MOlfTMLY VlllTI The last weight Joss program you'I Mf' need. ROBEJO' SIM!ISKY, M.D • ......... ~ ....... ~ 520 Sapllior, Wee 210 Newpwtl..m (949) 645-2930 • .. CoMMuNiTY QuestionOf -lHE DAY What can the Newport· Mesa Unified School District do to bring Costa Mesa schools' test scores closer to those of Newport Beach? Call our Reader's Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or e·mail your comments to dai/ypilotOlatimes.com . Please spell your name and include your hometown and a daytime phone number (for verification purposes only). · Howlo """us The Dally Pilot ~komes letten on issues Al3 Thursday, Januory 27, 2000.' MAILBAG COUJ1Cil should study traffic, density issues · In the Daily Pilot's City Coun- cil preview, it states that the council and the commission will have a joint meeting to review planning and development in the past year, particularly the five major plan amendments going through the city now. So to the City Council and the Planning Commission, please, as you proceed in your review, don't just examine each of the five major amendments individually, but study among other considera- tions the traffic and density eff~ts created by the entire package. CLAUDIA OWEN Newport Beach Skate park in right place at right time It was very disappointing to read Mike Schaefer's criticism of the Costa Mesa City Council's decision in the Jan. 4 Daily Pilot. The selection of the Charle/Hamilton site for the.first -skateboard park means our youth will have a place to skate. For over 15 years, the Costa Mesa City Council has weighed the issue of a , skate park facility. I believe th.is council has taken a positive step for the youth of our community. I commend their action and praise their diligence in address- ing this long-standing question. The action is also popular with skateboarders in this city. A rebuttal to Schaefer's comments appeared in lh.e Jan. 13 Daily Pilot. The rebuttal indicates th.al the site "may not be perfect.• It goes on to state that "it is the best solution for the residents of Costa Mesa." The selected site lS an excellent compronuse that will add to our park space in areas that are lacking that amenity. The homeowners from Lions Park neighborhood have a legiti- mate concern for the •green space" in theU" neighborhood. The homeowners in Mesa Del Mar are already significantly impacted by the actiVlties m TeWinkle Park. Schaefer suggests removmg •green space" rather than installing new park space. The council has not overlooked these details. They have thoroughly reviewed the pros and cons of each site. They have llslened with care to the concerns of the neighbors. More skate park sites will be needed, according to past city staff reports. This will be the first and will allow time for investigations of other locations. The Orange County Fair may be willing to discuss the possibility of a skate facility at the fairgrounds and are JUSt beginrung long-range plans for the future. This council has taken a posi- tive step toward increasing pd!k space as well as meeting a need of our oty's youth. The members have done the job we expect of them. Our city's youth need this park, and we should not delay progress further. I commend and support the Costa Me$8 City Council's decision wholeheartedly. JIM ATKINSON Costa Mesa Good detective work brings back car On Dec. 20, 1999, 1 reported to the Newport Beach Police Depart· ment that my car had been stolen from my offices tn Newport Beach. The thief had actually taken my car keys horn my office desk. An officer wrote up the report in a m~t competent and courte· ous manner. Because the vehicle was equipped wtth a security sys- tem, the Newport Beach Police Department worked with the L.A. (County) Sheriff's Department and, I believe, eventually the Los Angeles Police Department from the West Los Angeles area in recoverj.hg the vehicle. The car was recovered and returned to me, surprisingly · enough, ln completely undam· aged condition-nor was any· thing milling from the glove compartment or the trunk. I wtsb to commend in parllcu· 1ar Newport Del. Doug Jonet. Hil tenacity, u web u the COWteOul and~ mann.-in Wbkh be worUd With my oftk:e ltd, I .,..,..... wbat we apect fnJlli • po1a ...... uao.-•• HlwpaltlMda EDITORIAL • concemng Newport Beach and Cost.ii Mesa There are four ways to ~ 1n youf comments • LETTERS -Ma I to the Daily Pilot, 330 W Bay St.. Costa Mesa 92627 • READERS HOl\JNE -<:all (949) 642 6086 •FAX -send to (949) 646"'4170 • E-MAIL -Send to da1lypt/ot0lat11nes com All cOfrespondence must include your full name, hometown and phone number (for venficat100 purposes only). Daily Pilot Time for city, Cir@e to make up M any of you may not have noticed, but Cirque du Soleil, the ever- popular French-Canadian traveling circus, this week quietly closed up shop and ·celebrated a successful run at the Irvine Spectrum. · We say quietly because Costa Mesa residents don't exactly associate the Cirque with words that are synony- mous with peace and tran- quillity. It was January of 1997, when Cirque du Soleil set up shop in the parking lot of the Orange County Fairgrounds to kick off its performance known as "Quidam." Fairgrounds offi- cials had allowed the troupe to prop its colorful tent and stage in the parking lot along Fairview Road, just across the street from the College Park neighborhood, a community that has battled the fairgrounds over the noise from the Pacific Ampitheatre for years. It was a tactical error. Residents howled in protest over the Cirque's loud, nightly performances, which included an opening drum blast. Cirque officials tried to accommodate, toning things down a bit, but to no avail. The result was a successful show that extended until March but bitter feelings on the part of both residents and Cirque officials, who vowed they would not return to Costa Mesa any time soon. Enter the city of Irvine. Officials there wisely lured the Cirque to its popular · Irvine Spectrum dining and entertainment center. The MAILBAG DON I.EACH I DAILY Pll.OT 1\vo of the main characters in Cirq\Je du Solell's "Dralion" perform under the big top at Irvine Spectrum. well-planned show began just before the Christmas holidays. The result? A boost in busi- ness for local eateries and big- ger crowds at the Spectrum. To be sure, there were some parking .nightmares in the already-crowded Spec- trum lot, but all in all, Irvine officials were nothing but pleased. "It reall)" kicked off the hol- iday season," Irvine Mayor Christina _Shea told a reporter recently. "The more we can have things like Cirque du Soleil, it will l;>e nothing but an advantage to our city." What a contrast"from the Cirque's reception here three years ago. It's too bad that a city that likes to call itself the City of the Arts, that boasts a world· class perf oQning arts center and a cutting-edge repertory theater, can lose such a presti- gious and enjoyable event as the Cirque du Soleil. It's too bad that fairgrounds officials were so short-sighted in their planning and were unable to foresee the debacle they liad planned. It's too bad that residents were so quick to run the troupe out of town and were unable instead to see it as, yes, maybe a boisterous visi- tor, but a visitor who brought culture and notoriety to our fair city. But maybe there's still time to make amends and bring the Cirque back to Costa Mesa, where even before the fair- grounds debacle the troupe had a successful run in the South Coast Plaza parking lot. Chantal Blanchard, the cir- cus' spokeswoman, told the press that despite the good run at the Spectrum, there's no guarantee they'll make the spot a permanent home. Costa Mesa officials, here's your chance to pull off the best high-wire act yet. Whether it's the fairgrounds, South Coast Plaza or some- where else, let's work to bring the Cirque back home to the City of the Arts. Readers divided on Greenlight issue HOW TO COllTACI YOUR REPIE!llllwMS •AT ISSUE: The Greenlight initiative, which will be on the city's ballot in November. N OVJ the real power struggle begins. With the rapid suc- cess of Greenllght's traffic control initiative being placed on the ballot, the developers in our city must be having a few sleepless nights. It is much easier to influence a majority of the Oty Council to smile favorably on your project than to convince an entire voting popuJace to put up Wlth aggravated traffic and lower quality of life for the sake of your huge development. Prepare for the spm doctors to tell us that the initiative will result in the end of life as we know it. I know they will certainly have a hard sell convincing me to vote against the initiative, and t hope the rest of the voting population of this , city will be a~le to see through their propaganda, as well. VERONICA SHAVER Newport Beach I intend to vote for the Grcenlight initiative. My op mi on is that for some time the City Council has put the developers' interests abOve those of the Newport Beach homeowners. • Those of us who live ln the "origi· nal" Newport do not want to see 1t turned into a Miami Beach clone - concrete jungle, high·rilel and traffic congestion. The council Mys we need more ~nt and the income lt genaratet. But at w hat pricef In my bt.Wn ••· we not~ oamWer bow mUCb IDcmne ._ii, but boW wtMly it ...... 'Ibale of UI wbo support~ bope tlm lt-Wll put ....... •••-.rAre ............... _ . ' ~ ~-..:!A~~~~rt: ~....----~--....... - The Greenlight proposal con- cerns major pro1ects which should properly have citizens' approval before addmg to traffic and other dislocations. The normal penochc: elections should be adequate to deal with these. The only rea!lion for speoal e lections for major pro1cct would be to satisfy develop •rs' desires. GOltDON H. WEST Newport Beach • mlMll'I--= .._..of the Wf!I the °' .................. h wriftln -reqUiring .. ~ of the ll1Cr1Met ln densttY dUring ...... 10 ,... °"""..,.. .. thrllh-~-w -::::-m 1n <9ftaln ... ........ "°"" ,... ........... ""'wry tli 7 I Alllll I ma,_ bow JO'I 11.WSTAATION BY £ HUTCHISON can fall back on projects that have alr ady been done over the past 10 years and tart changing the Ian· guage and the meaning of what hap· pened then and bnng it m today, I · think 1t lS JU t poor government. and ll tS very confusing. PHIUW GlA5GOW Newport Beech Ip regard to the Greenlight inltla • live, I just feel that it 11 not the right way tor ow dty to govwm itMll by having an 111 t.'tlon for everythlftg that COIMI llang. J -ln fawr toe --db U. 1blllgl tbat GIMD· Mglll-...to•'GI I NJlllM ... .... lllalecJCI J8)' glttl WI' I • CITY OF COSTA MESA Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fcpr Drive, 92626, (714) 154-5223 Mayor: Gary Monahan Council: Joe Erickson, Heather Somers, Ubby Cowan and Linda Dixon CnYOf llWllOIT I U CI Newporl Beach City Hau, 3300 Newport Blvd., $>2663, (fU9) 644.33og H .,w. Dennis O'Neil Councl: Gary Adum. Jan Debey, Nonna Glo¥er. 'n,d ...... ,. JobnNor91ad Tia 'J'h.-weon r . -. hasis on . 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Doily Pilot Quote Of THE DAY •0ur biggest fear was that we wouldn't show up focused ... " Paul Orris, CdM boys hoops coach 9.!_ unNER ... J111. 31 honoree TA.RA KIOESCH Thursday, January 27, 2000 Bl ng CdM tr~ples S~ddleback, 60-33 . . • Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club has reached a new and higher level of expertise. W en Brad Booth arrived as head professional -at Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club seven years ago, he had a dream. Mainly, it was the vision that the term country club would actually be true in the facility's description. The COIJlplaint box was always Richard Dunn GOLF full. Both golf courses, Los Lagos and the shorter Mesa Llnda, were deteriorating. Bunkers seemed to have dirt, not sand; water hazards had no water; and the threadbare · . fairways, well, didn't seem quite fair for the price of admission. Costa Mesa was giving municipal courses a bad name. Now, "it's no longer a place where people complain about the golI, and they haven't for a couple of years,• Booth said Wednesday. ··Even the drivihg range has improved. Everything about it is more pleasurable, and it's kind of nice tor us. Now, it's habit forming." . In addition to the enriched playing conditions, Costa Mesa, owned by the city and operated by Mesa Verde Partners, features a new restaurant and bar, and renovated landscaping in front of the clubhouse and entrance to the pro shop -all recently completed. "People love it,• Booth said. •Everything is new and dean. The food operation has been upgraded, and now people are coming over here just to eat. I saw a couple of business ladies here the other day j\ist to eat, and it seems more people are coming to eat and be social. •That's something that has always been my dream, when people come here for a little business lunch, and not just golf. The setting's a relaxed atmosphere; ~ not your neighborhood coffee shop.• , Details on the goU courses include n~w signage, benches and ball washers at the .. tee boxes, a project beaded by course superintendent Jim Fetterly, who bas dressed up the tees into a garden theme. "None of the changes come without direction, and you've got to give credit where credit's due, and that's (general manager) Scott Henderson, who has put it all together," Booth said . •we're here because of him. •1 can remember when I first came here what it was like, and there has been considerable change from that day. Realistically, it's night and day. People take it for granted SEE GOLF PAGE 81 • Sea Kings blow out the Roadnmners .... again.~ Joseph Boo D'AILV PILOT SANTA ANA -The last time Corona del Mar High's boys bas- ketball team played Saddleback. this season, the Sea Kings breezed to a 52-35 win. But the ease of that victory was what made CdM Coach Paul Orris appre hensive about the second game between the two on Wednesday at Saddle- back High. "Our biggest fear was that we wouldn't show up focus~d," he. said . "We played them in the week of Christmas, and we won easily. So I was afraid that would make it )lard for us to come focused." Well. CdM, ranked No. 5 in CIF Southern Section Division ill-AA, did lose its focus, but only after it built up a 16-2 lead. Then the Sea Hoops game coming in, but with guards Alec Hanson and Eric Snell on him, Isais ended up with a measly Kings got sloppy, but they coasted the rest of the way for their non- league win. The Sea Kings (15-6) bit theJr, . first three shots and hit 7 of 9 dur- ing the 16-2 start. Kevin Hansen scored six of bis game-high 18 •points during that stretch. The· second quarter was pretty ugly though, as both teams com- bined for 18 turnovers. Neverthe- less, CdM maintained a double- digit lead for most of the game by holding Saddleback (4-16) to 13 of 51 shooting from the floor. "We really did a good job employing our man defense," Orris said. "We played pretty good defense on their top scorer. If you shut down their No. 1 scorer, then you make other guys score, which makes it harder for them." . Saddleback.'s top scorer, lsmael Isais, averaged 16.7 points per nine points. · After missing 13 games with a broken wrist, CdM forward Brooks Morris, who averages 11.8 points per game, returned to the Sea Kings. He got four points and three rebounds in eight minutes of action. . •Actually, I only wanted to play him for one or two minutes," Orris said. "But Judd (Hietbrink) got in foul trouble, anQ. I needed another forward." _ "Morris is still not 100%. He worked hard to come back and play for us, a.nd we'll only get stronger down the stretch because of him. We can dress 10 guys now. ·We're pleased to bave him back." All 10 guys played and scored for CdM. Hansen and Hanson, who scored 13, were the two Sea CONRAD LAU I DAILY PILOT · Corona del Mar'S Joel Templeton SEE COM PAGE 83 (45) takes the ball to the hoop. 'MARIANNA DAV-MASSEY I DAILY PILOT Newport's .Jenna Booth (left) drives toward the goal as WJ>Odbridge's Ro<;helle Gauthier bias-to defeqd; above, Sailors' goaltender Heather Deyden blocks a shot attempt in the Tars' 15-2 rout of Woodbridge in Sea View League girls water polo Wednesday. Newport gets back on track . alS th two quick goals in the third quarter to give the •Behind Murphy's six go ·, e WATER POLO Sailors a 10-goal lead. Woodbridge finally Sailors punish Woodbridge, 15-2. scored with 35 seconds left, but Kathenne Joseph Boo D AILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Woodbridge High might not have one of the strongest girls water polo programs around, but host Newport Har- bor, ranked No. 7 in CIF Southern Section Divi- sion I. needed a big win against the Warriors in a Sea View League matchup. And Newport got the "W" in the win column on Wednesday, annihilating the Warriors, 15-2. "We knew this was going to be an easy game,• Newport Harbor Coach Bill Barnett said, "and we started off really well." Things haven't been too ea~y for Newport (15-4, 1-1 in league) since an 8-7 loss to Villa Park in the finals of the Newport Harbor-Coro- na del Mar Tournament two weeks ago. Since then, the Sailors have lost three of their last five games, although all the losses came to ranked Division I teams. Gregg responded immediately with a Newport So Woodbridge (6-14, 0·2) was a welcomed al guest in Newport's pool. The Sailors rcu:i out to 90 ~the fourth, Newport goalie Heather Dey- a quick 6-0 lead after one quarter, with two den, who had six saves, and Belden, switched goals from Jenna Murphy and Kyndra Cox. positions. Deyden took full advantage of her Katherine Belden and McKenna Mosier scored opportunity, scoring Newport's 12th goal. the other two Sailor goals. Belden, a sophomore who first played goalie as Newport's vaunted counterattacks, w~ch a freshman, made four saves. was spotty in the last five games, came alive Ronnie McKendry added the Sail?rs .. 14th against Woodbridge. The Sailors continuously goal. Unfortunately for Woodbridge, Murphy found open shots, malting life hard on Wood-reentered the game as a setter and scored bridge goalie Jenn Moddy. twice, giving her a total of six g~. "Coming in, we were hoping to get a lot of "I wish she shot like that every game," Bar- fast breaks and counterattacks," Barnett said. nett said. "l just want her to shoot more." •And we started off really well, getting good There were little, if any negatives Newport counters and nice runs.· could derive from this game. The Sailors can Murphy added two more goals in the sec-only hope that Wednesday is when they revert ond qv.arter to make the halftime score, 8-0, back to the U -1 team that started the season before most of Newport's starters were pulled and not the 2-3 team of the past two weeks. in the second half. But Newport didn't let up. Erin Ball scored SEE TARS PAGE 83 DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK ' .. _B_2_Th_ursdoy.___,~·~-n_oo_ry~2_7_,2_000 ____ ~----------~--------~~t>{)~----------~~~~~~~~--~--~----Da--ily~P-ilot_* GOLF CONTINUED FROM 81 now. They forget the way 1t used to be, what the conditions were Wee. Maybe they just choose to forget. But those days are over. We're into the next millennium• Tee tunes at Costa Mesa. one of the best bargains in Orange County at $24 a round Monday through Thursday, are available up to seven days in advance. Details: (714) 540-7500. Six weeks after the Dlnen Club Matches at Pelican Hill Golf Club, it is still uncertAin whether the made-for-teleVlSlon event will return to the Newport Coast resort course owned by the Irvine Co. The tournament JS slated for Dec. 15-17, according to the PGA Tour's 2000 schedule. But where the event will be played, and what company will serve as title sponsor, are questions still up the air. Jack Nicklaus Productions, which operates the event, and the lrvine Co. are still negotiating, Pelican Hill Director of Golf Rob Ford said Wednesday. Tournament director Gary Pollard, meanwhile, who still maintains an office at Pelican Hill, bas been looking at other Southland goll courses. ·we're committed to the event with the tour -there's just a question of the title sponsor and where the venue is going to be,• said Pollard, who works for Jack Nicklaus Productions, which also produced the successful relaunch of Shell's Wonderful World of Golf. According to a source, It is believed that Jack Nicklaus Productions paid a site fee of $50,000 to the Irvine Co. to put on the 1999 Diners Club Matches at Pelic;an Hill. in addition to pledging $100,000 to charity (UCI athletics). lbere are Southern Calif omia goll courses that would no doubt pay the operator that same amount to host the event for national television exposure, theoretically a $100,000 turnaround for the producer. •1YJ>ically I'd say, yeah, the normal practice is that JNP receives a site fee from the host," Pollard said. Pelican Hill recently received a couple of awards. It was named among the top 100 golf shops in the country by the trade publication Goll Shop Operations for the sixth year in a row, and hole No. • 17 on the North Course (called "Gut Check•) was named among the top 500 holes in the world, according to Golf magazine. "It's a very beautiful hole with a lake, and obviously the background has the ocean,• Pelican Hill marketing director Lynn Davis said Wednesday. The par-five plays 543 yards from the tips. David Duval and actor Paul Riser filmed an AT&T television commercial on No. 17 Monday. • RICHARD DUNN'S golf column ~pears every Thursday. DEEP SEA ....,dpOl't Landing 1 boat 8 anglers. 1 sand bass, 1 hallbut, 8 sculpin, 2 shffphead. CASSITY CONTINUED FROM 81 Youth SPORTS AmebaWins Six-City title • Under-14s knock off South Irvine, 4-0. Th~X1mr:a. ~ REG. 57 AYSO Region 97 boys U-14 soccer team, cap- tured t'1e Six-City Central Orange County Champi- onship Saturday with a 4-0 win over South Irvine. Goalkeeper Kalona Dutro had seven saves, recording bis third shutout of the year. Arthur Perez, Erik Zepeda, Taylor Conant, Brendan Sowers and Max Petty led the . Ameba's defense. JC HOOPS Pirates drop sixths~ght • Riverside rallies to top Coast, 84-79. RIVERSIDE -MEN Despite another solid game trom David Castleton, Orange Coast Col- lege men's basketball lost to Riverside, 84-79, Wednesday night, in Orange Empire Con- ference action. Dave Elliott chipped in with 22 pomts and 10 rebounds for the Pirates (12- 10, 1-6 in conference}, losers of six straight. Brian Collins led the Tigers (19-7, 6-1) With 25 points, while Matt Noon contributed with 12. Of Castleton's 35 points, 15 of those points came from five three-pointers. Championship finalists from the Galaxy Girls -J>ottom row, from left: Kelly McElroy, Rachel Haber, Taylor Beauchamp, Caroline Claure, Caitlyn Czisny, Emily Almaraz. Center row, from left: Katie Wade, Kelly Nelson, Jae Morosln, Kara ~ones. Top row, from left: Amanda Knuppel, Ashley Carnahan, Jessica Wertheim, with coaches Cinnamon Gulley (left) and Maree Almaraz (rlgl_lt). Michael Bury, Eduardo Garcia, Eddie Zepeda and Brenden Zimmer each scored Ameba g<><Vs, while Sergio Luna, Ramez Wlssa, Devon Andrade and Mike .Richard- son controlled the midfield. . The Ameba improve to 16- 3 for the year and will now train for the AYSO Sectional and Tu-Sectional State Championships to be held at UCI in mid-March. OCC led the Tigers, 43-40, at halftime, but could not bold on to the lead . The Pirates will reswne action·. Friday night at 7:30 when they lrayel to rival Golden West. ORANGE EMPtltE CONRR£NOE RIVUSIDI 84, ORANGE CoAST 79 Orange c:o.st · Castleton 35. Galaxy Girls fall in championship Matrix turns South Irvine away, 3-0 Nguyen 8, Beeler 8, Elliott 22, Hagedorn 6. •Solid season ends for Under-12s. NEWPORT BEACH -The Galaxy Girls, an AYSO Region 57 Under-12 girls team reached the Area Q Championstup game last weekend, only to lose to Tustin, 2-1. ~~e!~~~2~~ AYSO REGION 57 ~f _:iii~ REG. 120 3 pt. goals • Castleton 5, Nguyen 2. late in the first Tustin scored both goals early, before half. On defense, the Galaxy Girls were led by Ashley Carnahan and Jae Morosin, while goalkeeper Amanda Knuppel kept the game close. Matrix, an AYSO Region 120, Costa Mesa Silver All-Star boys under-12 soccer team, avenged an earlier loss to South Irvine, by posting a 3--0 shutout last weekend. Fouled out -Beeler. Riverside · Lewis 18, Pelt 9, Baker 2, Noon 15, Erickson 8, Collins 25, N'5ima 7. .. 3 pt. goals · Noon 3, Erickson 2. Fouled out -None. Halftime -OCC 43-40. The girls under-12 Slam.men (above) recently CLUI soca1 claimed the Orange Coast United tournament UUe, featuring. Brianne Bak, Alida Salgado, EmDy Btrtbfleld. Amy Kllppert. Matrix goals were scored by Gandhy Nava. Garrett McMasteTs and German Higade\'a. Luis Cozza, Steven Brown, Luis Cozza, Herman Higadera and Nickolas Juarez aided the scoring with some solid passing through the South 1.rVine zone, while Luis Andrade, Kenneth Zic and AusUn Evett led numer- ous offensive charges. On defense, Shawn Eng- mann, Albert Nava, Kyle Thorsness and lbolllaS Kos- oosky kept South Irvine out of scoring range. Tidal Waves take season opener, 3-2 CORONA REG 57 DEL MAR -• The Tidal OCChangs on, 69-58 • Riverside pushes it to 52-52 before falling. RIVERSIDE WOMEN -Orange Coast . College's women's basketball team led for most of the game, but it faced a 52-52 tie with 4:00 remaining against Riverside Wednesday night. The visit- ing Pirates then pulled out the 69-58 win over the Tigers on Wednesday in an Orange Empire Conference game. Sarah Middlebrooke was big for OCC (22-2, 6-1 in con- ference) in the paint, grab- bing 17 rebounds and scoring 13. Karyn Fierst led the Pirates with 21 points. River- side falls to 14-11, 4-3. Jessica Mazura, Tanya Emerson. Krystal Wright. Ke~ Morgan. Vane•• Fallon, Chrlstilna Trenton, TIHany Alvarez, Alexa Orand., Diana Slgnortello, Krista Sharp and Denise Ashley, coached by Walld Khoury and Terry Mazura. The Slammers' under-11 girls (below) were also cbamplom and featured on Coach Ziad Khoury's team are Taylor Pallon, Zoe Garrett, Jen Faitb.t Waves, an AYSO Region 57 girls under 10 gold all-star team, defeated Costa Mesa, 3-2, to open the 2000 all-star season. Ludwicki rolling in the Big Easy Mary Gldenon, Kellye JOswtck. Shannon Johnson, Kelly Hutchinson, Brina Slddig, Kara Perdval,.ChrtlsUna MurUlo, Kim Mercurio, All Torres, Kaleigh 'lrtder and Uz ZAdro. Jullan Plggot, Colleen Heyler and Alex Toblessen each scored goals for the Tidal Waves, with assists coming from Taylor Jones and Emily Hlllgren. Former Orange Coast Col- lege women's basketball standout Jennifer Ludwicki was named Louisiana's Female Athlete of the Week by the Louisiana Sportswrit- ers Association. points, 15 rebounds and eight steals to key victories over Saddieback (Jan. 18) and Uruversity (Jan. 20). Cassity has made herself mlo an All-Paofic Coast League and All-Newport-Mesa District player, de p1te having linuted organized basketball experience before high school. •she's a quick learner and a good athlete and she's not afraid or anything,• Kirby said. •Sometimes she doesn't make the greatest · decisions, but she makes up for ll by getting a steal, or makmg anothN play to plck us up You dchnitely want playNs who hustle like Lduren on your side." Ca ity's primary athletic pas ion growmg up was socc r, Hut a d fir to seek new chalJ ng s I d h r to bas~etball, volleyball, swun.nung • and softt>ap, au of which wtll h~lp her graduate next pnng with 12 vamty letters. But buketb411 hN favont~ nnd . . . it shows. While pursuing a loose ball recently against CdM, Cassity collapsed in a heap, landing awkwardly on her thumb. Though the pain of ligament damage mduced tears as Cassity left the game for good, she never grabbed the thumb, leaving spectators duel as to the nature of her injury. "My teammates thought 1 fell on my face and broke my nose," said Cassity, who revectls Jokingly in the Eagles' team yearbook that she . enjoys she playing basketball beeausc: "I like to fall down and get laughed at.•. Ca ity mio;sed the subsequent game, but taped up th thumb, on her right, shooting, hand and r tumfld la t week, produdng th most prolific tw011ame scoring total of her three·yea.r vanity career. •Wlth the tape, I roWd barely move (the thumb),• she saad. "But It actually helped my shooting. I made r· Other offensive support came from Chelsea Dalton. Undsay Seeley, Su-Yin Blck- ner and Claire Scbloemer, while Alison Luke, Courtney Heard, Kimmy Von der Abe, Raebel Parker and Jessica Poulson provided solid defense. Ludwicki, a junior for the University of New Orleans, averaged 22.5 points, 9.5 rebounds &.n.d 3.5 assists per game m leading the Priva- teers to a pair of Sun Belt Conference road victories. Pony tryouts Saturday ME~~ s TA BASEBALL It's been a ta.le of two halves of a season for Ludwic- k.i, Orange Empire Confer- ence's Player of the Year in 1998 while with the Bucs. The Costa Mesa PONY Baseball league will bold its final tryouts for all registered players Saturday, beginning at 10 a.m. at Costa Mesa High's varsity baseball field. Late signups will still be accepted. The registration fee is $100 per player. The Pony division is for players ages 13- 14. For more information, call (949) 225-9237. In her first seven games with the Privateers, Ludwiclci averaged 10.8 points and 5.1 rebounds per g&.me, very unLudwicki-llke. Finally, 1t all elicited in for her. ln her last seven games of the season, Ludwicki bas averaged 22.5 points and 6.2 rebounds a game, establish- ing herself as UNO's go-to player . 9 of 10 free throws, because I had to follow through straight.• Shooting haa been the most mconsJStent aspect of Cassity's game, but not for lack of practice, •1 shoot with her after every practice,• Kirby said. "I'm always trying to get her to shoot more in game , because she can make 10 in a row in practice. But, she just won't shoot from the outside tn games. U she shot more, she'd reolly be tough to guard, becauee she's very good at driving to the basket." Cassity, the team captain in all her sports, rec;.willZel the need to balance out her offensive repertoire. But, when ber ample adtenaUne kickl in, ab9 often opts for the direct rou• to the hoop. Kirby, howwar, 90ftw any • attidlm. qOllDg: •Wbm we nMd • belat, lbe gets ............ ~ lor m.· Callty .aw.ys Pl .... lam.tag .,.,..bing gamg. In addition to her sports, she is the seruor class president, an active member of the school's drama department and a talented artist, who des1tes a career as an animator. "Some of the things she draws freehand are unbelievably goOd, • Kirby said. Cassity's rendition or an Eagle ls on display in the guls basketball locker room and Estancia boys basketball coach Rich Boyce has requested another muterpiece for his program's new team room. Canity'1 dynudlm mak• ber a natural leader and, Kirby laid, ahe hat ~ pull togetber l8Y9ral vanity newcom.n tu Mlp1be Baglel (11 ·9, i.2 and ID third pl.m ...., tbrwgll P.mc COMt J.Mp en:: ...... blltla .... '-"aa~ ·~--....... • •• ldd. ..... ,_ kDlaf ...... ,_ _.,.,_. plsjllL•...,lllllL ' Doily Pilot • Tars' past has its quirks. him with tequests to do favors. One of Reed's popular requests in the early days Tiere is a wealth of interesting and humorous items that can be uprooted from many athletes that have surfaced from the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame. The athletic achievements and statistics alone can be intriguing as some reflect on the past. Pour who fit the realm are former Harbor High basketball players from the tum of the 1940s and 1943-44 varsity gridder Joe Muniz. ·of Harbor High sports was creating the future outlines for varsity basketball. Don Cantrell SIDELINES Top humor from cagers Walt Kelly, Class of '37, and George . Barnett, Class of '41, are firm recalls that have of the late; Ralph Reed, athletic director and basketball coach for so many years. Reed haq a smooth and winning ~le with most of the athletes, especially ones who were sharp and often Willing to help. Kelly, a 6-foot-4 athlete who also played end in football and had numerous track and fi~ld skills, used to laugh on his re'calls of Reed catching up with him down the ·school h~ways and approaching TENNIS .. Davenport advances .to doubles semis •Newport Beach resident, partner Corina Morariu put away Halard-Decugis and Sugiyama in three sets. MELBOURNE, Australia -For Julie Halard-Decugis, there's no escapi,ng Lindsay Davenport at the Australian Open. Less than 24 hours after falling to the Newport Beach resident in singles competition, Halard- Decugis, along with Ai Suiyama were disposed of by Davenport and Corina Morari.u, 6-4, 3-6, 6-1, in doubles quarterfinals action Wednesd,ay . Davenport had knocked off Halard-Decugis, · 6-1, 6-2, on Tuesday and will face Jennifer Capriati today in singles semifi- nals action. Davenport and Morariu will face Martina Hingis and Mary Pierce in the doubles semifinals on Thurs- day. SCHEDULE TODAY • Bulcetball High school girls • Estancia at Costa Mesa, 7 p.m.; Laguna Beach at Corona del Mar, 7 p.m.; Newport Harbor at.Irvine, 7:30 p.m. • Souier High school girls -Estancia at Costa Mesa, 3:15 p.m.; Laguna Beach at Corona del Mar, 3:15 p.m.; Newport Harbor at Irvine, 5 p.m. • Wrestling . High school -Corolla del Mar at Northwood, 6 p.m. • Waterpolo High school -Costa Mesa at Katella, }p.m. :·-£···: "". * .. ~: .. ~ :. : •, !.' ~ I: SCHULER Mal1ha w. SchUer pasee<S away Mon Jan 2.4 al age 82. She has llved In eo.la Mell In Ille same lalnly home l0t . PACIFIC VIEW 40 years e1nce June d .-.-a1 B&BW 1959. ~-~ She Is suMved by her aons, Audrey of Co.t. Mesa. Jamu of San ~onlo. Texas. RJdwd d Oldll10fll8 Ci!Y. Oldllhoma. Stedlen d Cosca Mesa. and dlUglttt Beara A tvit d SllellOon, ca., and 8 g1todchlch11. n .. ~· pldchldr•• PIEICllMTllEM 181 ...... , MortuarY * Chapel Cremation 110 Broadway Coeta Mesa M8·911SO Servk:•• wlll bl at W""'**9r ~ Sit 11 I 1JOpm In Lieu d lowM donellonl may be nlllde in Mellhe'• Nini '° Newport ...... Chrll1lln c.. 2599 ~ Bl'ld, Costa ...... Put a few words to work for ou. "Affordable Alternadve" DJscount Casket, Cremation A BurJal Setrice Why should you subject yourself a your~ to ~ inflated priceslor ca1keta A ICl'Vlca11H ,.'11111 ... 11119..a One of the basic needs was having a few senior players _ around to help organize teams and referee the night games in the gym. It sparked a solid interest in the sport in fair time and created a growing bulk of experience he would be able to match against the league rivals. One understands better when one reflects back to 1930 ad remembers most of the boys had little or no experience. Barnett said one of the first names Ree.d used for the evening adult league was • •casaba." Both Kelly and Barnett generally COM CONTINUED FROM 81 Kings that scored in double digits. Hansen also led his team with 13 rebounds, and Hanson's five assists was a team high. Hiet~rink scored six and grabbed five rebounds in limited action. Elliott Patterson scored five and Eric Snell had three points. CdM put pesky Saddleback a w a y emphatical- ly · in the fourth with a 25-point outburst. Two Hansen baskets, a H-a n son three, and a jumper from Morris gave CdM a 45- 26 lead halfway into the fourth quarter. The Sea Kings then found the opportunity "We really did a good job employing our man defense," Orris .said. "We played pretty good defense on their top scorer. If you shut down their' No. 1 scorer, then you make other ·guys score, which makes it harder to play the for them.'' rest of their players. Joel Templeton grabbed five boards, Paul Orris CdM coach and Jason -------- Owen hit a three-pointer at the end for CdM, which reswnes Pacif- ic Coast League play at Laguna Beach on Friday. NOHLEAGUE ~ DEL MAil 60, 5ADDLEBACX ll Score~~ Corona del Mar 16 8 11 25 • 60 Saddleback 8 7 7 11 -33 Corona def Mar • Hansen 18, Hanson 13, Hietbrink 6, Patterson 5, Snell 3, Shahangian 2, Templeton 4, Morris 4, Bott<>!TI 2, OWen 3. 3-pt. ~oals -Hanson 2, Owen 1. Technicals · Hietbrink 1, Hansen 1. s.ddleblidc ·Ju. Gonzalez 12, Jo. Gonzalez 11, Isais. Pedroza 2. R. Gonzalez 0, Nguyen 0, Valdivia 2, Higareta 0. 3-pt. goals -Isais 1. flowed well with Reed over most sports, but not track and field. Both were outstanding in some events, but opposed other events and wo\lld refuse to participate in them. One of the first who became a big basketball star and named to the All-CIF team in 1944 was a sterling 5-ioot-7 player naJ]led Bud Attridge, who was born in Kansas. Unlike many others, Attridge has superior skills and s.utficient experience. He would never credit Reed since he claims it came from a grammar school coach named Bill Crow. Attridge is quick to credit Reed for his track and field coaching, but not basketball. He claimed Reed's basic talent in basketball was in substituting, not coaching.. Reed could be a c,:ontroversial figure in the cage sport. Some players were positive about the coach. Although Barnett was outstanding in basketball, his No. 1 notch in the CIF came through , badminton, which was deemed a popular sport in the early days. One thing Muniz always shared with Reed.was in boxing. They sparred in the gym frequently. Muniz and Attridge also had occasion to exchange blows outside school and they could drag it out until darkness. At one point, observers thought Muruz and Attndge, after one intense fight, became bitter eQemies and split apart. Old friends denied any such reports. As time passed, Muniz was known to praise Attridge for his basketball and tennis talents. Plus, ~ Attridge, to this day, still applauds Muniz and the '44 football team. One thing amused Muniz with the passing of time, remembering how Attridge once came to school with a colorful tattoo on one shoulder. .#The word got around in the league/ Muniz said. Hand 1 can still recall rival fans turning to each other in the stands at basketball games, saying, 'When Harbor comes on the floor, look for the tattoo forward. He's the star of the team.' H Thur$doy, January 27, 2000 B3 Attridge recalls another funny episode when the late Don Vaughn, who stood 6-foot-7 and a few of his pals stacked up l, 100 ballots and stuffed them in a big ballot box, which game him a decided edge over another athlete°' named Tommy McCorkell to become H Athlete of the Year,• Attridge laughed and said, #Election officialso quickly figured that this had been a remarkable feat since there were only 500 students enrolled in Harbor High at the time. Hence, i..f. wasn't·long before officials handed the athletic award over to Mccorkell. During one period of World War IJ, the law called for dimming one's headlights when driving. Muniz was merely following the law one night in near darkness and accidentally struck and killed a horse standing in the middle of the road. It could not have pained anyone more than Muniz since he grew up loving horses. 1n time, he would breed and race champions. WATER POLO Mustangs .toppled at San Clemente, 7-4 • Big first quarter for Tritons hurts Mesa in nonleagu~ test. SAN CLEMENTE -A strong, four- , goal first quarter by San Clemente High's girls water polo team proved costly to visiting Costa Mesa in Wednesday's 7-4 nonleague loss. Katy Petersen, Jody Martinovich, Shayne Kline and Jenny Grubisich scored goals for the Mustangs, while . goalie Casey Petersen notched seven saves. The Mustangs will travel to Katella High to take on the Knig~ts top~y at 3:15 p.in. Cosra Mesa doesn't return to Paci.fie Coast League play until Wednesday with a date at Laguna Beach. NONlEAGlJ( SAN C&.f.MlNTE 7, CostA MESA 4 Costa Mesa 0 1 1 2 • 4 San Clemente 4 i 1 1 • 7 Costa Mes. -K. Petersen 1, Martlnovich 1, Klein 1, Grubisich 1; Saves -C. Petersen 7. TARS CONTINUED FROM B 1 Newport resumes its tough schedule on Friday, against No. 3 Foothill. "Friday is very important for us,' Barnett said. "We'll see where we're at alter that game:"· Friday's game, which was originally scheduled to be at Foothill, was moved to Newport Harbor, at 3 p.m. The Sailors' schedule gets even tougher this weekend with the Southern California Championships at Irvine, which boasts all 10 teams ranked in Division I. SEA VIEW LEAGUE NlWPORf HAMolt 15, WOODllNDGI 2 SCION by...,_. Woodbridge 0 0 1 1 • 2 Newport Harbor 6 2 3 4 • 15 Woodbridge: lnomata 1, Gauthier 1. Saves: Moddy 4. CONRAD LAU I DAILY PILOT Corona del Mar's Alec Hanson goes up for two again.st Saddleback. N9wpott twt.or: Murphy 6, CoJt 2, 8~11 2, Belden 1, Mosier 1, Gregg 1, Oeyden 1, McKendry 1. Saves: Oeyden 6, Belden 4. . --. - . I • • ! • • .. ~'~ .. 84 lhvrtdoy, January 27, 2000 -Doily Pilot 8T A'l'Ul8fr OF AllAHDONllENT Of UH Of' FICTITIOUS 8U81NESI NAME Thi fclOw1ng pe~(s) ne.s (hlv.1 abln<IOOed Vll UM d the flcllnous butlneu name: Orange Co Muffler S.rvlol. 498 Old Now·. port Blvd'.! Nl \jf POrf Beac:fl. CA 112663 The Flctlttout Dusi· ne.. name rolerred to lbove WU flied In 0t ange Count y ()n 1·5·1996, FILE' NO 19963691910 Jame• L. CrOCkelt. 498 1/2 Old Newport BIVd .. Newport Bnch, CA~ Mene M. Croette1t, 496 1/2 Old Newport '6!\ld.. Newpon Oeactl, CA 92663 This bu5lne11 la con· ducted by' h~band end wife Arlene M. Croc:llett Thll atalament waa flied W1th the county Cler1c. of Oraiilga County on 01-18·2000 2000681'911 Dally Pilot Jan. 20, 21. Feb, ~. 10, 2000 Th333 Ff ctltlou1 BualneH Name Statement The followlno persons are doing bUslOess as: Precl.llon Imaging Center, 2900 BrlstOl Street, Suile F203. Cosia Mesa, calilomla 9~6 RSL, Inc .. (Calif). 2900 Bristol Stroet, Suite F203, Coste Mesa, Call· tomta 92626 This buslne55 Is con· duc(ed by: a corporation Have you starteCI ~~ business yet? No ~L. inc... Sharon E. Santo, Prosldent Thia statllment was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County 00 01-18-2000 . 20006816937' Dally Pilot Jan. 20, 27, Feb. 3, 10. 200o Th336 . r '' ~ • I ' ' ' . . , --.0-~ Ill I -' ·~W_.:·"!: I • f '' ;.-.. ~ : .. ~ .. . ' "--· J ... • -• ·-~ .. ~' ~ • Flcthlou• BualnM• Flctttlout 8Ullnff• Fletttlou• bu. Ftcttllou• ...... Flattloue IUlllMM fldltoue ........ ~ ......,._, H.,... Slatement N.,,,. Stetement Name Statement Name SU~t Heme~ ....... -......nt Name ltllMl'l~t NelM ............ The foffoWlflO ~ TNI fcllowiog pert001 The fOllowinQ pel'IMI Trw fOl~r\9 periOM The lclk>Wlng pe~s The fCllOWlng pellOlls The folloWttlg pertOM The f~ pe TM lollowloQ persona ar• doing bUaineat ... .,. CIOlllO ~ as a11 doing 1>\111"1eq u. .,, aolllg bU1loess u · ata dOinO 001in.11 as. are doltlil bUlllne• u · are dolnll bullnNa ... ara doing bullneU · •19 doltlO buaiileH at: Whitt Ink •. 15902 HAVTECMESCAFFE. ~eYR"EALTORS.350 Gl.OD~L CAPITAL. ComedyCrul4KM.n9 a) SotJI nmu1, f)) CORPO'AATE REAL SMrCNIQnlAeeNll!ng, Coffin, "Mottola 'Oom· Spttngoale, Su. 99. 1907 Wt6tcttn Drl\/1, E rnn 1119. Cocla 1817 Weatciitf Dr •206. W 10th St., Ste. N. Soul Fitne .. com, c) ESTAT! SERVICES. 130 Sriplper Lane, rnunlcatlon1, 1 HOO Hunttnntion Beaeh, r.t. Newport 8Hcll, CA Meta, CA 92627 Newport Beach, CA Co 11 a M II s a, CA Kat1na Maree Produc-2070 BulineN Center Aliso Vlelo CA 9295& MacAl1hur Blvd., Suite 9264g• ~ 92etlO RictlardK Mot<uson, 9~ 92827·3555 t1on1, .. 15 Flagshlp Drive, •250, ll'Me, CA Eric J.4.'c.yon, 130 =~;21rv1n1, C&llfomla AM4I E. White, 4212 Haut• House, Inc .• 22831.aLIOdaCt,New· Olobal Cenl/81 inc., N11.tarethH,Al1k1tllah, Aoecl, Newport Beach, 92612 s.V1~nd00,tper ........ ~, Alllo Chrlttl Mott ola Delph! Clrc11, Hunt• (CA}, 1807 We1tCllU port Beadl, CA 92660 (CA), 2973 Hart>prBlvd .• 3G Seablrd Ct., Newport CA 112663 Rlehlrd Marl( H1111tl, CA.,..,..., IOQton ~.CA 9™9 Drive, Newport BoMil, Tiii• butinet1 Is con Coa1a Mesa, CA 92(126 Beach, CA 92663 Karina LeVlnllCn, 416 2010 Bua!MU Center 1>u11neu le con-EnterptleM, Inc., (CA), Thia biJ&lntH ts con· Calif. 92660 dUCled by; en lndlvfduol This bualne•• ii con· This buslne$• Is oc>n· Flagship Road, Newport Drtw1 1250, IMnl, CA ducted by: en ln'1M<tv.I 2215 Pacific D~. ~ duc:ted Dy. an lndMdV*I Thi• l>U$lnln I• con-Hive you staned dUded by-a CO<POrallon duded by: on lncllvldval Beach, CA 92663 9291.: Hive you 11art1d rona Del ~'"· Celnorma Have you started ducted by· a OOl'portllon dOlng .. buslnen yel? Have yo11 atarlad Hav• you storied Lawrenoe L.evlnson, This buatneu la oon· dolne'g ~·~~yet? No 92T62h'~ ............. """"• doing buslneu yll7 Have you eluted VIS, l)11m; doing buslneH yet? doing busln.s1 ye17 .. 15 Flagship Road, ducted by: an lndNldlllll rfC "' -·~· ,. .,._,..,_ .. _. • Yes, Jan ~1.2000 doing buslneH yet? Richard K Mc:Kauon YH, 12/1995 Vos. 3-24·1094 Newport Beael'I, CA Hav• you started This 1ui1emen1 was d\lc1ed by: a oorpo<atlon AMt E wllf\41 Vos, 1 M2·90 This statement was Global Central Inc., Nazarttn Rl1kaUell 92663 doing bu11n111 yet? filed With 11141 c:«inty Have you started Thla a1aie~t was Haute HouH, tnc., flied With the County Susan H•n. Presldenl This slatemeol was This bualneta la con-Vea, January t, 2000 Cler1c. of Oftnae Ccul\ty dclng b111lneu yot? ltled With the County Paul G T&ddOO, Preal· Clor1l of Orange County Thia atat4'ment was hied with the County ducted by: hu&band and Richard Matk Hertel on 01-04·2000' Ves, Cler1c. of Orange County dent on OM4"2000 tiled With the County Cler1l of Oraog& County wllo Thia statement wae 20008811711 8l3<W5 onOt·21·2000 This s1e1oment wa1 2000ea1m1 ClertcofOrangeCoonty onOH\·2000 Have you started filed With t~ County DaUyPllolJari 6,13,20, Chrlatl Mol tola 20006817403 Iii.cl W11h tnl County OaRy PllOI Jan ~. 21; on Ot-14•2000 20006'16360 dong l)vsfness yet? No Clel1( of Orange County 27, 2000 Th276 entefl)flsea. Inc., ChrislJ Dally Pilot Jan. 27. Febi Cieri( of Ortnoo County Feb. 3. 10, 2000 Th328 20006t167H Daltv Pilot Jan 13, 20, Karina Le'llneoo oo 01.07·2000 Flctltloua Bualn .. • ~f.18· :.;;:~i was 3, to, 17, 2000 Tfl3.42 on 01.07-2000 Flcihloua BualneH Datty Piiot Jan. 20, 27, 27, f:eb. 3, 2000 Th30' This statement was 2000Atl076 Nam. Statement ft..... with the County Ficdtlou• Bualneaa 20006818063 Neme Statement Feb. 3. 10, 2000 Th313 Ffcthloue BualneH llled Wllh tri. County DaUy Piiot Jan. 1s. 20• fnl.,,....,.,. ,..... Narn. Statement DaH~ Piiot Jan. 13, 20, The louoW!no pereons FlctlUou1 Bualn.,a Name Statement Clelt( of O~ Coull\V 27, Feb. 3, 2000 Tl'l287 a~~·1~':'s ~leg';$_.~ County Tl\8 totlowtno pe111ons 27• Feb 3• 2000 Th29:> are doing busfne8' as. Name Statement • The followtno persons on °1•21• 20CMA114oe Flctltlou1 Bualneta a) R s. SPORTS. 2000U1S828 are doing business as: Flctltlou• eualnH• The. Cunningham The following persons are dQlng Duslness as: Dally Piiot Jan 27, Feb. N•me Statement TORE.COM, b) YAHOO DallvPOotJan. e. 13. 20, TOM-TOM BOOKS, $03 N1me Statement Group. 31&6·L Atrway are doing business as: LINDA BERGMAN .3 tO 17 2000 Tl'l340 The folfowtng persons SPORTS • 27, ~000 Th282 1111) SI .. Hunllnglon The tollQWlng persons Ave., Costa Mesa, CA SALVAGE t-!OUSE, DESIGNS 430 Gotd· A' i'u ' B I •re aolflO business as: EQUIPMENT.COM, 3$1 Fl-hi 1 Butlneai Beach. CA 92648 • are doing buslnest as: 92626 2973 Harbor Blvd.. enrod, eo;ona Del Mar, ct oua ua neH Panacf\e E111erpr1s11, Catalina Or., NewPOl'I ... ou Thomas Harold Creative Link Staftlng, Leslfe Cunningham, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 CA 92625 Name Statement 891 Weet 16th Street, Beach, CA 92(163 Ntme Statement Mac:Rae, 503 11th St.. 2043 Westcllff Drive. 3009 ZoH Dllva, Laguna Global Central Inc., Linda Ann Bergman, Tile tottowlng persons Newport Beach, CA Allele M. Richards, The folk>Wlna pei.ons Huntlngtoo Beaci'I, CA Suite 303, Newpor1 Beacl1, CA 92651 (CA), 2973 Harber Blvd.. 430 Goldenrod, Corona are doing business as: 92663 351 catallna Or., New· are doillQ bualiltiN u : 92648 Beach, CA 92660 This business 18 con· Costa Mesa, CA 92826 Del Mar, CA 92825 Newpon Coast Pool PanllClha EnterpriHs, P0,!~~~1nce. s"•' 9~683000• 22PhaM1 ~•f En0terrp., rlSadeSnta' This t>uslneu Is con· Brian Goldfaden, 250 ducted by: e.o lndtvldval This business Is ooo· This bUslness 18 oon· and Spa, 423 Joliet, (caJlfomla), 1221 West , , ... .,.,.. ,.. duoted by: an fncllvldual Collon Street, Newport Have you started ducted by: a corpora\lon dooed by: an lndlvldual Huntington Beach, CA Co.st HWy. 1220 New· ducted by. an lnclfvld11al Ana, CA 2703 Have you atarted Beaeh, CA 92663 doing buainesa yet? Have you started Have you started 92648 port Beach1 CA 92663 Have you started . Paul Hannen Hayes, CIOlng bUSlll8$S yet? No This business Is con· Vas, 1129/91 dOlng business yet? No doing buslneH yet? Colby James Partter, Thl• business la con· Cloirlg buslnese yet? No 221 ~ Dr., Santa Thomas H. MacAae dueted by: an lndhlldual Leslie Cunningham GIObal. Central Inc., Ves Augost ot 1991f 423 Joliet, Huntington ducteCI by: a oorpohltlon AMOta Richards Ana, CA 271)3 This statement WH Have you started Thi$ statement was Susan Han, President LI.ids ~nn Bergnui'n Beaeh. CA 92648 Have you started This statement was Tl'lis business IS con- llkld wilt\ the• County doing business yel7 No llkld with the County This statement was Thia s1atemen1 waa Harry Ectward Gaynor. clOlng buslnetl yet? No filed with the County doeted by: an lndlvldual Clerlt 01 Orange County Brtan Goldladen Cieri< of Oraoge County hied wllh the County llled with the County 9111 Regena S1reat. Panache Enterprtses, Cler1l of Orange County Have you staned on 01·21·2000 This statement waa on 01-14·2000 Cle!M of Orange County Clerk of Orange County Huntington Be&(tl, CA Paul Batdwtn, President on 01-04·2000 Clolng bu•lne11 yet? 20008817401 flled wltll the County 2000681&741 · oo 01-14·2000 on 01-11-2000 92646 This Slatement was 20006811726 Yes,~~ 21, 1909 Dally Pilot Jan. ?7, Feb. Cieri< of Orange County Dally Piiot Jan. 20, 27, 20006816738 20006J16361 This business 1$ con-Hied Wlltl the County OaUy Piiot Jan. 6, 13, 20, Paul annen Haves 3, 10, 17, 2000 ll\343 on 01·07·2000 Feb. 3, 10, 2000 Th327 Dally Pilot Jan. 20, 27, Dally Pilot Jan. 13, 20, ducted by: a geMral Clerk of.Orange County 27. 2000 Tl'l276 This statement was Flctfdoua Bu•lneaa 20006J16064 'Flctltloua Bualneaa Feb 3, 10. 2000 T~14 27, Feb. 3, 2000 Th305 partnaratilp on OH4·2000 Flctltlou• Bu•ln .. a ~':1rk ~·~~ge ~IYty Neme Statement Dall~ Pilot Jan. 13, 20. Neme Statement Flctttfous BuelneH Flctltloue Business Have r,ou started 20006816143 Heme Statement on 1·7·2000 """' The tollowlng persons Wi·c~f~~~2::.;r:::: a~'!;'J~o:!'iifs!~s Name Statement Name Statement dol~b~~=: ra~e~o ~=~~ :.~. ~~ ~~· ar!':J~~~r:;is Dal~ Pilot ~~e:,1 aHreEdoingl ML EbuAslne&ss aAsS: Name Statement PGC Web Services, itldoie totlOWtbUngl persons · The following persons This statement was Flctltloua BuafnHa EXH T DYNAMICS are ng D\ls ness as· ere doi~ bUsiness as· flle<J with the County Na-s•·te-ent AU ' 27, eb. 3, 2000 Th284 SOCIATES, CPA. noo The following persoos 204 MaVfalr Lane, Costa Mark One Marketing, St II t Ml 1st' Clerk of 0~ County .,..., .. .., 711 W. 17th SL, C·10, 1 ......... "-nter Dr., #870, are dol~ bUslness as: Mase, CA 92627 3829 MacArthur e1va i 8 era n ry, Tile lot"""""" -rsons Costa Mesa. CA 92627 '"''""' vv (C ,), 2"• . 8321 Suffield Street La on 01·21· ~-"'" "'" Flctftt 8 I e ' lrvlne, CA 92618 AN1'H V BUILDERS, Kaldar LLC. 't; '" t212, Santa Ana, CA Palma Callfomla 90623 20006817402 are dolr.g bualneas as: Larry Willlam·.pacinl, OUt UI n H 1i1eJ'~Jn :riat~agr~!; ~~2~P~rieo::~~~.h~~ ~r~~ICA ~~7 osta ~?ii1 8ohuslavlzkl Denise Kay Masc:arella, oau~ Pilot Jan. 27t Feb. 10~~41rv1~~01~:aCs~: ~~t:'M~::: ~l-~4~· ~!"::i!!:':=:,, NewporJ Beach, CA 92663 Thia buSlneu ,is ooo-45 oa:;~lh trvlno CA 8321 SUllleld Street, la 3• 1 ' 17· 2000 hS41 Newport Beach, CA This business 11 con· are doing bualneu as: 92860 Anthony P Francol's, ducted by: Limited Ua· 92612 ' ' Palma, Calllomla 90823 Flctltloua Bualnea1 9~ dU<:led by: e llrnlted Splash 1 unique hair Th\8 business Is con-3121 w. Coast Highway, blllty CQ. Nell Harrington, 3829 8J;~u~~~~ ~~=~~I~ Name Statement Cart C. Bruoe IV, 311 partnership and ~ail experience, duct&<! by: en lndlvldual Newpon Beacti, CA Have you started MacArthur Blvd., #212, Palma Callfomla 90623 The fotlowfng persons 1611'1 Place •A, Costa Have r,ou started t 0119 Adana Ave .. Have you starte~ 9~ 1 ~olng11~~ess yet? Sania Ana, CA 9r704 This· business 18 000• are dol~ business as: M~~ ~Jn~;7 15 cori-doing bus n;~t70 No Hunllngtoo eeacn. CA ~~~n.g1/1~~tness yet ouct~ bbyu~:,:~~~ld~~Y ~aldar LLC, Darcy d This dbu~ness 5 J~l ducted bV! husband and EOUI ED. -3921 E ctucteCI by: en lndlVl<lual e~~~~r • an· 92::Sn L. Rees, 3064 d M P l .. A t ucta v: a 0 ' wile M I r a 10 ma Av 8 · ' Have J,ou staned t V B Cos M Flctftlout Bu•lneH Jeffrey Heimler Have you starte ayer, res....,n venture . Halle you started Anaheim, CA 92806 Tl'\1$ sta emeot was an uren, ta esa, Name Statement This statement was doing bU91ness yet? No This statement was Have you ste rled doi business yet? No Rico c. Lagman, 2784 doing bU · ness yet? No flied with the County CA 92626 . tiled wllh the County Anthony P. Francois 1118d with the County doing business yet? De~se Kay Mascarena w . Stanley Plaoe, Cart C. Bruce IV Clark ol Orange County This business Is ooo· The fol~ persons Cler1c. of Orange County This statement was Clerk of Orango County v~~J. 12130/99 This statement was :Anaheim. CA 92801 This stalement was on 01·04·2000 ,.-ducted by: an lndlVldual are doing business as: on 1·21 ·2000 . tiled with lhe County Ofl 01-14·2000 w1lllam Bonusla11Jzkl flied witn the County . This business Is 000• filed With the County 20006815698 Have you started 17~~N!=~~1~; DallV Pilot 3~~ ~e': ~leg';.~7?::;a8 Coul"llV Daily Pllol 2J:.68i,~~~~ 0~1s w~at~~en&:;~ ;;:~ 1~f-~ge CoUf'Jty du.fa~e by~~~ l~~a~U:~ ~let1-~4?:,:;ge County ~;11~1 Jan. 6, ~f-?7 ~~~~g19:tsloeu yet? Fountain Valley, · CA 3, 10, 17, 2000 Th34'4 20006816062 Feb. 3, tO, 2000 Tl'l328 Cieri< ot Orange County 20006816362 doing business yet? 20006818758 STATEMENT OF Su&an L. Rees 927M08alt .. 8 .., Mus l~k, Fictitious Bualneaa Dally Piiot Jan. 13, 20, Ffctitfoua Bualneaa on 01-1~·2000 0 Pl J 13 20 Vas 12130l99 Dally Pilot Jan. 20, 27, ABANDONMENT OF This statement was '' .,. "' 27. Feb. 3. 2000 Th294 Herne Statement 20006J1676& ai~ 101 an. , • Ak:o c La Feb. 3, 10, 2000 Tl'l323 1ikKJ with the County 21642 Honeyauokle St.. Name Statement Flct1t1ou1 Bu•fnesa ~e toUow!ng persons Dally Piiot Jan. 20, 27, 27. b. 3, 2000 J'h306 11\1$ 8t.ata"r::1ean~ was Flctltloua Bualnn1 USE OF F1CTITIOUS Otertc ot Orange County ~~ Can~. CA ar~oi'~~~/s~r:_is Name Statement are doing business as: Feb. 3, 10. 2000 Th315 Fictitious Buainesa liled wllh the County Name Statement BUSINESS NAME on 01·21·2000 This business 1s 000• Asia Aviation, 2855 The following peraons WORM BOY. 184 FlctJtloua Bualnffa Name Statement c1e111 ot Orange County The following persons The fotlo~rg~ 20006'17376 dueled by: an lndlvldual Plnecreek or. #C427. are dolflO bUslness as: Yorktown Ln .. Costa Name Statement The lollowlng persons on H1-2000 · are doing bUainess as: :I:~~ the lictillous Dail~ Piiot Jan, 27. Feb. Have you eiarted . Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Purchasing Solutlons. Mesa. CA 92626 The following persons are doing bUslness as: 20006'18347 GLOBAL TRADING bust 3, 1 • 17, 2000 Th354 doing business yet? P1:C"::'e~ ~~m~t..~5;, ~~~~o~~r~~ch~'~!~: v~: r::~aec:s~ ar:~~'~t~tA 19~0~8~~s~i~~: ~1i:;:~J.J:c)l)o1 ~~ ~s'i~KEJ:~~SE J~~e: ~-~s:,WM~FfLEt F~f!:us:~=~~· i~0/99 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 fomla 92646 Mesa, CA 92626 ' CLEASAN501N1G38 h&StREt· ~: ~~l~~·\=1~. Fictttloua BuaJneee Suite 100,. Newpon io,'' c!i!ta . Meaa.'"cA The following persons MattheW Musk:lc Thia buslnes. Is oon-LOft Lynne Fox, 9862 This but ness '' coo· PAI , I tee , 1958 Rosemary Place Name Statement Beach., CA 92660 92627 are doing business as: This statement waa ducted by: an lndlvklual Garrett Circle, Hunt· dueled by: an lnclMdual Newport Beach, CA Costa Mesa CA 92627• The following persons Global Trading Market Tile FlotltlOUll Busl· a) Watson AS$0dales, filed With the County Have you started lngton Beach, Callfomla Have you started 92663 This business Is con-are doing bUslness as: Place loo.. (Nevada), ness name rehmed 10 b) Carlv AIMa, 9 Sum· Clert( of O~noe Counsy doing business yet? 92846 dolng'bvslne~17 No Peter A. ZO\ovi<:tl, 501 ducted by· an unln· HEAIT AGE ~OfOA· 4570 Campus Drive, above wa.s Iii.cl In Or· · merwaJk Court, Newport on 01 -04-2000 Vea, July 1, 99 This business Is con· ~~ot~~t!ment was ~~'!:n st':~~wport corporated" assoclaUon CAR COMPANY, 24681 Suite 1 oo, Newport •no!' Coun~ on 4111197, BeaOh, CA 92663 OaUvPl1otJ~11:.1:_ ~~1~!1~::;~, was d'tfa~ebyy~~ 1~~~~ flled with the County -Patr1da A. Zotovk:h, otHhe:vlheany~eart~~~~~ 5~0:~~i cs~8926~=:'· ~·~:~.con-A/!r~w1n~~87~~~t m!~~:"'=.·Ja!~ 27. 2000 Th271 flied with the county dOlng business yal7 ~ Cle rte of Orange Coonty 501 36th Street New-. G p ' s b dUCleCI by. a corporation w 17th s c 10 Beach, CA 92663 Fietltloua Bu•ineH Cler1c. of Orange County Lori Lynne Fox on OH .. ·2000 POf1 Be11Ch CA G2663 doing business Yel? 24S:~Y L · p,.;; 8Stg, Have you started b!!ta Mesa, cl 'gz627• This business ts oon· on 01·21·2000 Thia 5tatament was 20006J16750 This bUsiness Is COO· Ves, 1-1-00 230 oa:k Point c'l doing business yet? No Thi usl I ducted by: an lndMdual Name StatamenJ 20006'17398 filed with the County Dally Pilot Jan. 20. 27, ducted by: lolnt venture loo Wilham Loomis 92829 • Global Trading Marf(St duct!cs bt>y: ~~sr~1c1°:i Have you stetted The following persons Dally Pilot Jan. 27, Feb. Clerk'?!,, Orange County ~eb. 300. 2000 !h331 Have you started 111~18 wi~~atr~en&,~,: Stephen w , Maz:zlotta, Plaoe Inc., Or. Feplllc P 1 . Larry t/J. Pacini doing bUsfness yet? No are~ busii°~~N 3. 10. 11, 2000 T~5 on 01·U<>·2000 Flctftloua BualneH doing business ye17 No Clerk ot Orange County 2'4681 La Plaza, Sia. Lapuz. CEONlce res· Thia statement was Palricla WalSon g~~UOT~~~ 20122 Fietltloua Buelneu 20006815990 Name Statement Paler A. ZotCWlch on OH 1-2000 230. Dana Point, CA dent flied with the County T'tlls statement wee ' H Name Statement Dally Pilol Jan. 13, 20'" The totlOWlng peraoos , This atatement wa1 200068163n 92629 This statement was Clerk o1 Orange County filed With the Covntv Mldlal)G Lane, Cun}· The followtng persons 27. Feb. 3, 2000 Th29t are dOlno bUsloess as: hied wittl I~ County Daily Pilot Jan. 13, 20, This business Is oon-flied with the County on 01/04/2000 Clerk ol Orange "County 1n~~ Beech, au • are doing business u : Flctltloua BualnH• LA PETITE CAFE 610 Clertc of O~ County 27 Feb 3 2000 Th307 ducted by: a general Cfel1( OI ~ County ~161IO on 01-25-2000 Dan Allen Dumas, a) IBEG, b) lntemet Name Statement Newport ce1er Onve, on Ot·f4•220006916762 Fleutl~u~ eualneH pa~~~ht~ou started on °1•.14· 200068187.._ ~~l~Jan. 8, W;2~~ Dally Pi1ot 3~~5t, ~~ Mkl:;'ch ~~· =~ed~uf.":"A G~p, 81~~~1or:~fn.fs!'='' ;~~ewPQrt each, CA Dally Piiot Jan.·20. 27. Name Statement doing bUsfness yet? No Delly Piiot Jan. 20, 27, Fictftloue Builn"• 3, 11>. 17, 2000 1n:359 g1on ' • Fountain ~:i1e:.en c~ Frankie & Johnny's Flora G. lbratllm, 1515 Feb. 3, to. 2000 Th3l6 The following ~ Stephen Maulotta Feb. 3, to, 2000 Th330 Name Statement FlctJtlou! Bualne•• 92,;~ business Is con-92708 Moblle Au10 Salon. w A en e Dr Ive Fletltfou• 8ualneH are dolnO bUs1ne$$ as: This statement was Notice of Sale • N•IJM Stet.ment ducted by: an Individual RasJlda D. Mizerak, 21752 #16 Pacific Coast AnShelm, CA 92002 ' Narne Statement MoonLlte Martn~ n 5 flied with the County of Abandoned ar~~~r:;is The followltlg persons Have you starteCI 8950 La Stella Aveoue, Highway, Hun1tng1on This business Is con-The followlng persons w. 171h St., osta. Cler1l of Orange County Property Galaxy Tutcxtng, 4255 are doing bUslness as: doing business yel7 Fountain Valley, CA BeaOh, CalUomla 92646 ducted by: an lncll\lldual are dolflO bUslness as. Mesa, CA 92627 on OH t ·2000 Noli<:e Is hereby given cam1,u• Drive, Suite Aoc:ent on Care, 2057 y ·5 90 92708 Angela Lee Hall, Have you atarted COMPUTEOH FINAN· MoonUte Manutac· 20006'16346 "• fomla p rt en tol N rt ~an A ~mas This business Is con• 21752 •16 Pacific COa$1 doing buslneas yet? CIAL, 4790 l(Vlne Blvd. lurlng, Inc .. (CA), n6 W. DallV Piiot Jen. 13, 20, ~~= ~~u:=u~~~ • ~:12. Irvine, ~11 S:act1. c~ 9l6RJ(:wpo Thll statement was ducted by: an Individual Hlgllway, Hufltlngton Yes, t0/2511999 '105. IMno, CA 92620 17th St .. Costa Mesa, 27, ~eb. 3. 2000 Tl'l301 Callfomla Civil code the G A G 11 3400 w•ndy l<russmen, filed wllfl the County Have you started Beach, Calllomla 92646 Flora G. Ibrahim K11stle I.. Weekley, 23 CA 92627 Ffcdtloua Butlneat property listed below be· Ave~'Je O. th:Zrti , 2057 Port Br1atol, New· Clerk ol Orange County doing busfness yet? No Linda Lee Hall, 21752 This statement was Abeto, Irvine, CA 92620 This bu~59 ts C?"· Name Statement • lieved 10 be abandoned e 302 Co6ta Me Cal pon Beach, CA 9266-0 on Ot-04·2000 Rasjlda D M!zerak •16 Pacific Coasl High· filed with the County This buSlness 18 con· eluded by: a corporahon The follow!~ persons by Gary and Liz Wald<> 11&n1a' 92~6 18' • Stephen Guiterrez, 20006816699 This statement was way Huntington Beech. OlertlotO~eCounty duotedby:anindlYld11a1 Have you started aredolngbuslnessas: l ocated at 4524 Ale M Zadeh 322t 5023 W. Washington DallY Pilot Jan. 6, 13, 20, flied with the County caMomla 92646 on OH8·2 Have you star1ed ~olno1 1b~lnesa yet? al I men:hanl stuff.com, ROXBURY AD. In the Vera~ Place, '1rv1ne. Bl\o"d., L.A., CA 90019 v 1 2000 • Tl'l273 Clerk of Orange County This business Is oon· 20006816903 doing business yet? es, • • b click• ched<.oom, City of CORONA DEl Calflornla 92612 ~ This business ls con· Fictitious Builnea• on01·21·2000 ducted by: a Joint Dally Piiot Jan. 20, 27. Vas 1·4-00 Moonllle Maoutac· c paymentresouroealn· MAA,SlateotCallfomla. Thia buslne•a ls con· ducted by: a general Name Statement 200068f7a&7 venture F!b. 3. 10• 2000 Th33.4 Krt15stle Weekley ~l~~r. ~,;$~\chard ternatlonal merchant All Pensonal Property, eluded by: 11 general pannerahlp The lotlowln raon Dally Piiot Jan. 27, Feb. Have you started Flctttloua BualneH , Th statement was This alatement was avce., 333 Poi>PV Ave., AnliQue and Contemp. pertnershlp Have you sterteCI tre doing bu51~ as: s 3, 10, 17, 2000 Tl'l346 doing business yet? Name Statement hied with the County llled with the County Corona Del Mar. CA FUrnltur•. Appllancesi Have you started doing business yet? No Claremont Asalsled Flctltloua Bualnea1 Vea, January 1 • 2000 The following persons Clerk of Orange County Clerk of orange co~nty 92625 ElectronlcS, Toole ano doing buSlness vet? NO Wendy KruHman LIVlng LLC, 3195-Ct Air· Name Statement A.naets aslHaate"ment was are doing business as· oo 01·14·2000 on 01 11 2000 Mia Myeong Hyun, more wlH be sold In bUlk Gary A. Gorrell This stalement was 1 Loop ThrB ALLEN ADAMS PER· 20006816761 • • 20006816345 (60%). 333 Poppy Ave., al Publle Auction on This statement wu flied with the County ~ 92626 Costa Mesa. ar~f~'°t:1~~fs!':':'' ~ ~II~~~ ~~~ CUSS ION INSTRUC· Daily Piiot Jan. 20, 27. Dally Piiot Jan. t~. 20, Corona Del Mar, CA Thurs. Feb. 3rd., 2000 at filed wllti the· County Clet1t ot ~ County Newpon Assltted LIV· Beadl Advertising a.nd on 1•11 •2000 •y TION, 72 t 1 Apricot Feb. 3, 10• 2000 Th317 27, Feb. 3, 2000 Th308 92625 -10:00 am by American Clerk of ~ County on 01-25·2 Ing, Inc., lCA). 3195-C1 Flyer Oel~ Servloe, 20006816349 Or1Ve. Irvine, CA 92618 FIC1ltloua Bualnea• Flctltloua BuslneH ~; H. Hlun. ~ ~u~ne~J 1 a~4~~ on 01..()4.. 2000MtMt2 DaYy PllOt ~:7.;~ ~~.~A~ Costa ~~ ei::~ ~:l5 Balboe, Dallv Pelot Jan. 13, 20, 1t~l~n A~rlc:idagi:,~~· ~":~tg.empe~:is Neme Statement Del MC::,PtA ~~Cs25 ot0 eo7ona . 8e1 Mar, Oa!ty Piiot Jen. 6. 13, 20, 3, 10, 11. 2000 1 n;,ou Thi& butlnesa Is oon-Thomas· E. Reynolds 27• l=eb. 3• 2000 Tl'l29S lrvlne, cl 92618 ' ar• doing bualneas as: a:'!.!!'!.~~J:':'' This buslnesa Is ~; ofCounty1omiOf Ora~. State 27, ~000 Th279 FlctltlOua BualneH ducted by: a OO<PQratlon Managing Trustee for Ftaftiou• Bualne,. This buslnes.s Is corr em & Rella, 18611 lm7i~ Scuba Wo.ic· ducte<l by: e gene • .., Calll a, erms are FlctJtlou• Bualnn• Name Statement ~v~~~ ~~rt,:~ ~6~f;8easT£:.":,':'.!: ~":.:~·~~:ns d~a~eby~~~ 1~\~~~~ g:~ ~192=ttnoion ahop$~ 427 E 17th St .. pe~~!Zh1e0u started ~: 0f".~i.1r;:;'~ :l Name Statement a~~ic:.~~s Newport AKlsted LIV· porl eatboe, CA are doi¥slness as: doing business yet? No w11uam A. Guzzardo, •178. Costa Mesa. CA doing business yel7 time °' aa1e. For In· fhe lotlowl~ pertOnS Phese one Web Sl\e Ing Inc.. Craig S. 92661 .. 295 CARP EAIA PART· All8n H. Adamsen 515 Walnut A!)t. 13. 92627 8 Yes, tntoo formation please call are doing bus ness u : Design, 221 Cologne Et~n. President ~ buslneu Is con· NEAS, LC., 3195·C1 This sta1emen1 waa Huntington Baact\, CA WOiiam Keith llndell, Mia Myeong Hyun Dan Dolson, ~erk:en Orange County Ore· 0 s 19 A OA .,...,. ~ta· te"'•nt wa• ..... by P T st Al rt L c t filed wtlh the County 9"648 427 E. 17th St., •178, This statement was Auctioneers al (800) gon DUCk OU!>1 3857 r., an na, ti~ ... wtth me ... County d~ave ~o~r• st~rted M!:. CA ~:lie os 8 Cler1l of Orange County This buslne•s 1s ooo· Costa Mesa, CA 92621 hied wllh the County 836-SOlD (7653) Birch 1126• NewPQn 92l: Hannen Hayes, ()lertl of Orange County OoillQ b\nfne11 yet? No Besque Flnanclal on 01.18-2000 ducted by an lndlvldual Thi• business Js con· Clerk o1 Orange County BOND #3SIM212400 Beaeh. yatllomla 92660 221 ~ Dr .. Santa 00 01-04-2000 ThOrna F Re nold s. l (CA), ,..,.. New 2000e816902 Have you alarled ductab by: an lncliViduat on OM1·2000 Published Newport Dert11 • Mccarter, C 2oooea'6702 Managin: TrustJ 1 ' po~8!~1er d~ .,80~ Dally Piiot Jan 20 27 dOlnO bualnes• yet? Heve r,ou started 20006lt63f1 Beach·Cotte Mesa 3857 Blrdl 1126, Now· ~Is ~~O:s 11 oon· 0.lly Pilot Jan. 8, 13, 20, Thl1 statement wu Newport Beech, CA Feb. 3, 10, iooO rh33S0 Yes, t 985 dolnglab~s ~I; rii::!,~f 2:11V Pbllo3t J2000an. ~30202, D27allY000Pllot Janua?;,:fil>7 rzn660 Beach, caJllomla ducted by: an Individual '¥'!. 2000 Tl'l274 filed with the County 92e60 William A. GuuardO Will "' "'•Fe · • "' • 2 Thia bU 1 1 Have you started Flctltloue BualneN Name Statement The following ~taonS are dOftig'buslnlM 81' FULTON MEDICAi. GROUP, &&I Dover Ori\11, NewPQrl Beaoh, Cellfomls 92&63 DSC Enterprieea, Inc .. (DE). 25032 luna Bonita Drive, Laguna Hiiia, Cnll· tomll 92653-5647 Thil buSlnesa 11 con· duc:ted by: a COfl)Of'8tlon Have you started dOinQ bUSfnelt yet? No Of!C Enlerorlsea, lno., Bitty L. Ol1tad, Vlei Prealdlnl itllt l1t1tement was lll4'CI whh the COunty Cle111 ot Oraoge County on Ot ·04·2000 20006815121 OeflV Pilot JM. IS, 13, 20, 21, 2000 l1'1281 Cieri< ot 0111nge County Thi$ business is con-Fictitious BualneH Thi• &tatement wa1 This statement was Flctltlou• Bu•lneH FICtltlout Bu1lneH s ne1t ' c:on· doing business yet? on 01-21-2000 duoted by: a oorporallon Name Statement flied with th• County filed with the County N•m• Statement Heme Statameht ~=t•~t a:!'oct~~~ Yes, May 1s. 1999 20006817398 Have you atafled The following persons Cler1< ot Orange County Clelil of O~ County The lo11ow1"9 persons The following persons other lhan a pannerahlp Paul Hannen Hsyes Deity Pelot Jan. 27.i.._Feb. deing business yet? No are dOlng busloeu as: on OM 4·2000 on OH 1 •2 are dolng bUslne111 as: are doillQ bualOW as; Have you lletlad This atatenwnl was 3, 10, 17, 2000 1n347 Basque Financial VetlOw Pages Com· 20006J18719 20006J1G3SO BIRCH AOUATECH 8Q64 dol busir .,..., flled with lilt County Services, Craig s. peny com, 325 N New· Delly Pilot Jen. 20, 27, Dall~ POOi Jan. 13• 20• Ac up u N c Tu A e Cetherloe Ava .. Stanton, ti:Ml• ~A;' No Cleft( of orange County Flctttlout Bualnff• Etchegoyen, PreslClont porl Blvd ... Newport Feb. 3. 10, 2000 Tl'l318 27• eb. 3• 20001li309 CLINIC. 20101 Birch CA 90680 Thlt statement was on 1·25-2000 Nam. Statement This statement was BeaOh, CA "2663 Fictltlout Bu.JneH Stl98t, Newport Beach, Scott E. Whitten, 8064 ll~ with the County 2000'811742 The followlng peraons hied with the County On·L.lne Directory. Neme Statement CA 92e60 Calhenne Ave., Stant.00, Clertt o1 Orange eouniy DailV Piiot Jat1. 27, Feb. ere cloioQ buslOess as; Clert( Of Orange County Inc., (OEL), 325 N. New-FJ~tltloua Bu•lnffl The lollOWtng persons Cl'lang Deok L.ee. CA 90880 on 01-04·2000 :J, w, 17, 2000 Th361 NOT lfnlemlted, 27955 on 01-11·2000 ~Blvd., Newport Nimt Statement are dOlng bUSlneas as. 12641 Joser>hlne straet, J. Damn AostaWIOld, 2000M11114 FlcthlOu• Butln•u CeN~bOtl CRoaA 0d25• 77Laguna D Ii P'"'' 2J0006&131G2034t , CA 92683 The fotlowlng per900$ a) Ntwpon ·Belllc:h/ Gardsn Grove, CA 6790 Via t<IMlla, St.en· Dally Piiot Jan. 6, 13, 20, Nim. --...m.nt ve . • • ""' an. , . This bu1lneS1 Is ex>n· 8 ,. doillg bUslnes1 aa: Costa Mesa Dally Pilot. 92841 ton, CA 90680 21. 2000 Tl'l280 ..,..,_ .W. & T.A.1 Inc .. (CA), 27, eb. 3, 2000 Th299 ductO<I by a a,rpcratlon On The DrlOht Side. b) Dally Piiot, 330 w. This bullnesa ht con-Thie business ta con• FletffiOut Buetne1t The folloWfnO peflOOI 27955 Cabot Ad . Have y~u &luted 3120 Kerry Lan., Costa Bay Street, COiia Meta, ctucttd by; en Individual ducteCI by: a general tr• ootng business as: Ltguna Nlguel, CA F1ctltlou• Bu•ln•H doing butlneH yet? MeH. CA 92626 CA 92627 Have you •tarted partnerlihlp Nam. St8ttment LAGUNA MEDICAL 926n Name Statement YH. She..,. L. cootev 3120 Th• Tlmae Mirror doing buslneu yot7 No Have you •tarted The followtng Pl~ BILLING SERVICES. Thia bUslne11 Is c»n· Tho fotlOwlng porson• 01/01/00 Kerry'' Lane, 'Cost• ~any. a Dela-ware Ching Deok L" ~ bU&lness yet? No •re Clolng but!Msa ••: 2900 Brl1tol Street, OU::.~.by:Y~~~n::; ere doing bualMH as: On·Llne Dl(•Ctoiy, Mesa, CA 92626 Corp., (Delaware). 220 This •tatement was ScOtt E. Whitten Htrrl$0rt27E>Jr & As· ~Ill c~·~~26 Cotta Clolng '"u•lnesa ynt? Ju1t A Kid Toys. lnc0 Oeonl1 0 AlelliO-Tl'llt bullnes• Is 000• Weal 1al St1911. Los An-filed with the County J. Darrin RoataWlcld soelat•. H•rt)or Rsa, C"l ., • 29735 NIQ\1111 Rd II.\ CE duoted by: en lrldMduaJ geles, CA 90012 Clerll Of Orange Ccul\ty Tl'lll itatement WM BMS., Ste. 203, Cott• tmemblr. Ines ( et' Yesr.91•01·2000 uouna Nlguel, C1' Thi• 11a1ament was Have you •tertad Thia buslnesa ts coo-on OM 1•2000 tlled with the County Mela, CA 92826 2900 Bristol Ir .. • I= vv. a TA., Inc • e2Sn flied with the County d<>lng butln,s• ya•? ducted by: a oorPQratlon 2000M183st Cllrti ot oninoe County ~·U-8ool<1 lno., Sult• H·102, Coste Tra~ Atkin•. S6cn1tary Adam Esrl Giiiet Clerk ot Orange County Yet, Jan. 1. 2000 ~ Have you started DaltV Piiot Jan. 13t~~!. on 01 ·21·2000 ~-). 2706 H1rbor Min, CA 92626 11~ wi~·~,:i"&,:n~ 29135 Nluuel Rd •A'. on 01-04·2000 Sheryl L. COOiey doing bu1lntu yet? 27, Feb 3, 2000 Tnav" 2000U1740I Mesa. g:·9~<§ Cotti ~:, ~~~ Clerk Of Ora~ Couni~ Laou!'la ~lguet, CA 20006815704 Thia statoment wu V•s. 1907 Oaitv Pilot Jan 2'7t Fab. Thi• bual. ntll Is con-Havt ~u starlad 2 926n DallY PllOIJen. IS, t3, 20, flleO wttn the Count)' The Timas Mirror 3F 11>. f7. 2000 1\338 --. .... t7 No on °1.07• This business 11 c»n 27. ~000 Th270 Clo"' ot Ot~ County Company, a Delaware Flctltloue Bueineu WL1ou1 ButNH ducted by· a COfPQ(.ilon ""'!!''¥ ""1 yt 2000M110tt Fl "' c Wllllam H "'"' .. Have you 1tert1d Remembtr, inc .. O•rv D ltv Pilot JA 13 20 ducltod by· an Individual ctltloue Bualn"a on 01-0N' orp • N1me 8ta119ment Heme Sbltement dotng buatneu yet? Tremblly, Prelldtnt • I= b 3 2c)l)o 'fh29I Have you •tar1ed Name 8tttement 2000M1I011 Bata~rlow, Au11~1 SeGre· Tht following pe...ona TM lollowlno persona v ... 1-3--2000 Thia lt8ttmenl WH Flcthlou.e BuelneM 27:!~ • dolllO buslne .. yet? No Tilt tottowtng petsons OtMIV Piiot Jan, 13, 2Qi.: h'· 1 t 1 a,. doing t>uslilesa e1· 118 doing buelnlts ••· Como·U 90olts f~. Al· nled with tl'le County Neme Stetement Fk:tftlout Buel.,..• ~m Gilles are CIQlng buslneM ae 27, Feb 3, 2000 Th21M11 .. 1 • emen wt• ·~ 8111 T~llOo. LO PaMtrt, 2231 Pa· 11n Herrllon, P'"""'1t Cleft( of ~ County Tl"lt followlng ptraona N9f'M Sttt.ment Thi• statement wts Community Vallow.com, Flc:tltlout lu1i-•1 tiled Wl\h tri. County b S..t EVttnt S.rvletl, ........ .a B" ,........... 01 ... are doing t>uslOen 11 Thi followlng pereona lllld wnh lh• Countv 325 N N'ewpon Blvd.. NllM Stat•~ Cle0rl< o107~noe County c B••t Llmoustn• M;;. "¢: 'e282t ~ n:+' W:*~.h>~ on ·~ IOCIOll1Trll Th• P•clllc Sto!'la era <IOlnQ buslnt88 ti' Clor1i of Ofange Cotloty Newport Beach, CA The 1~ """"°"• on 1 "~.,....... S.rvlee. d) Beat Tran8-LI~ A. Glrt>4Mt 2231 Clerlt Of %:Y' r='~ ~Plot Jan. 27 Feb C0m""'~' a28 PrctPIO Plmt>Or Youf'IOlfcoa901 on 01-04-2000 92683 ..,...,..,.,."' ,.... 4 vuv.v ......., c .. ·t"'ft "'·rvlel ~ P•"""" A .... r~•• 01 07 ...._.,, 3 • 17 """" ...:.:..-~ ,..... • ......... .......1 .. "•Aat Dr., •• 2oooe.1170I are dolnG buatneh.. Dally Pilot Jan. 13, 20. , .. ""' -• ........ ~L.'!!.' ~-on • • ~...,., 1rwq<0 Ave., WPOf'I .,....,.,, ........, """" ,.. 3 20 On·Llne Directory. ft'9 PTu:a SIOre tnd 27 F b 3 2000 Th3t1 1 Event s.tv~1 M1ts11 CA W'4Uf 2000M1t074 ,l"il""lteallOU89'...._-., ... .,.-...---...... CA~ Mesa, CA g2628 Da~ Jan 6, 1 • • lnC, (DEL), 325 N New· Mor• 2681 :> Allele __., JL ' Tranepon&lion I) 8¥1 Tl'lli bUllnta i. oe>n· Delly Pilot Jan. 13, 20, .. ......._ .__.m=-Jon•than LH, 328 Stephenie Jal Anclll100, 27, Th289 port Blvd N• port • M r1Ctftlou1 BU•lnM• Limousines & TraNPC>f• duc1ed ..... WI lndMdual 'V. Feb 3. 2000 ?>..-• ,_...,. --_ .. Ptoeplt1 Av• I Nlwpon 2473 N Lako Ave., FfCtfttOu• Bu•'""• Beach. CA ~ w ~~~b Lllgul'\ll t1t I, Name Statemtnt 1allon, Inc • 7472 Warner Hev• v 7 you . etarted FlititiOue iUi"*ii Th9~followlrlt ""'°"' Dia.ch, CA t2683 Altadena. CA 91001 NlllM awtem.nt Th•• bu1lne" It oon· Dave Jeremy. MOHi, The foffowtno ~"'°"' Av•nue, Hununaton dOlrlg buelf'8l8 vet? Ho ... .,. au.tntea ... Thl9 butlnesl i. goo. Thta butlneu IS con· The fol~O Pll"tOt'll ducted by: a OO'f)Oral!On 18622 Rtgtne Circle, '3, are dOtflO but.,._ aa Dltcll, CA 92647..s«t Llode A. GlrWll Nefftelliimem TEAM TH, 117 <lua.d by: en lndlVjdual ducted tiv an Individual .,.. ~ l>U9ineM •• Havo you etarted ~ Buch CA RON BIPIOAA CON· 8Ht t.1mou11,,_, 6 Thia .......,.. Wiii The fclowlnD Pl'90nl 9aY'!de CoYe W~ Have you started Hav• you st1rttd R l R ~· d(llng but1n1H yel? 828'4t ' SUI.TINO, 287 Santa Transportellon, Inc , ~ ~ the ~ ent dOlna ~. 1 9!.., PQft.J':"'~ CA 1 ...--Clclno butNSI yer1 No dOlrtg buiaina .. yet? No 29371 PalOme, Suite 1s: Yee tC.ity Chtlltlne Moll• Tomat IA, eo.tt Me... (CA). 1412 Wlmet' Ave· ....,. ...... Qw'OI ....,.,... .. ,. D£91GHE., ""' -1.. .... '""!'!l JohethanLH St•phenllJ,Anderaon ,oothlll Ranch. CA OltOt/00 tll22-....,.Clr"9 13' C492827 nue, HUl'lllnCllOn 19Mcih, on01•!1·2000' ~~Coronedel f'n le¥lkla Oov9 w., Thie at1tement w" fhlt ttetement WM 92610 On Lino Directory, HUneinOiOrf i.ach 'cA Ronald Ph'-Sloloni. CA 9*7·M41 IDllOl917 Mir, CA Newport Boach, CA Iii.er wttll the CouMv •ieo with lhe Col,tnty Adall Rimo•t.. _ 4~0 Inc Dennla D'AJN.llO-tze.4& • 287 &Into Tomas IA. Thlt b\ialnMt It coo-o.itv Piiot .i.n Z1 Pa Loy1nn Towneod, NeeO Cltl'k of Ortnoa Co\llll'y onCltOlttt °'010ttnoe. County ~-!ta l.OnO ueem, ce6 TNt buslntN II COO• Coif• Mlaa. CA dUdeCt by'. ooipo4dol\ •• 1() 17 2000 t30S leYllda Or .. eo. Thia .,.,..... .. CXIP' on 01'14·2000 ·2000', """........, Thi• &lalement Wiii dUdlld l>Y' ~end Thia bullneu la con· H•v• you 11er1td fOnl dll Mir, CA 92tU dUdad by.,. llmltlldl*I• 2000tl117N 2000111eoee T't1!t butMnifft 11 eot1 lllld With lhe eountv ... · .. -,,_~,-OucWd by an lnclMdu.i doing _ butlMN yet? R 'TNI bUell-. 11 _,. ll9flNp Dally Piiot Jlfl 20. 71, 0.lly Piiot Jan t3. 20. ducted by an lndl\lldu9t Clertl Of 0111nge OOunty tteve you llarted Have you stertact YH, oao01-t1 oome, dl,ICllCI 'J: en......,..,.. Have you 1t1rtec1 F•b 3, to, 2000 Th31t ~7. t.1>. 3, 2000 Ttl2t2 Have yo11 a1•r11d on 01-<M 2000, dOlnQ ~.....,Ho dOlng 1>u1tnen v-t? a... Llrnouetne • "*"""*· H•~z:necs !'*'G · bUllneea W9t? .e1o1na ~ Y91? Ho aooo1111101 ~ Ch,.......M*. v~!."L.... :.::f.v~o: -"';-"" ~ L."T-. Adiilf ,.,..,..,. DlilYPllotJao 9, ~~ -.. llllH'lntnl .,.. ......,_, __.. -~w.-... ..._..,, _ _, Put a few Words Tl* 8latlfnlnt wta 27, 2000 JTV~ flltitJ'-wlll b ~ Th9 t...,_ll wet TNI_,_,_ • _,_ 111211,.,. WM 'TNa ...... W M9d .iitl the~ "QIMIOIO!Wlae~ 11'9d ._lie~ ftl9cl _,.. caneelifJ ~~~ :.r•= k f a8fll of~ COUfllY Cl•••••• (Wt 0147~-1 ;,~.~•=-~ :=~=-c.n; Vo"' an Ot.af °" O'I• to wor or you. onOM4·~m1 T.... o.IW ..... ;-;.:-20. -11711 wwn "°'*"'""".. ..,. _.,,. ~,...left. • ~· _.....,. ., .. ,. a.itODO Thllt ~ Plot-.• n , ,.. -. ' n ,.. ...... ~ T.&.,i& Doily Pilot ~ ' .. ' ..,._ \ ·: ..... • ,_.~A Deed OI T ""* o.ted OIOll.'ll UftleM You T • Accioll Te PnMcil VOi.if ~. 19 M1¥ S. Sdd M Publtc SM W You Need An &iplanaibon OI The Nltllre Of The Proc:Md- lf'll AQelMl You, YOIJ Should ConUlol A L.aw- ret T S• 1100S. TCM ~ Of Truatee·a Sele Undef Deed Of Trutt Notloe .. hereby gNen thal ICt funding Cofpoq- hon u trustee, Of sue-~ 1ru111 ... or aubr.ti- tueed trwtee put'Mlant to the OMcl ol Trust 81'8-culed by Ot11nville Jn-- wttltmenl, LP., I C1ll-fornill Umrted Penner- .., and reoorded on 10J21199 .. lnat. 1118110751481 of Ofllclal ~ In the oft'lce of the County Rec:orcler of er.,. Coun!Y. CellfOf· n1e Md ~I to the Natioe " Oeleutt and Electlon to Sell llMWeun- der r9COlded on 1 MMKI -inst. 1MI07St481 °' aekl Offlael Reoorda. will Sell on 02/1 MIO al 1 ;JO p .m N. !tie north front entrlnOe to IM County CourthouM 700 Civic Center OriY8 Weet, SllU Atta. Ce et pubic auc- tion. lo the lllgheet bidder fOf c:eah (pey11ble at the time of sale In lawful money OI !tie Unrted States.) eQ right, title, and lnt8'Wll, ~to and new held b'( it under uid Deed o( ln.rst In the propeny snuated In aald County and Sla1e end deecrlbed .. follows ... more fully deacrlbed on Uld deed of trust apn. 93t-el-7V2 trust.. la Mlling Pfopefly ... i.. where II" The alreet addr ... and other com-mon deialgnahon, if any, of the ,..., fl'oper1y de- .crlbed abo.e la pur- pol1ed to be. 1t 10 Gnmvllle Dove, Newpor1 e.ech. Ca 92e!IO l ha undersigned Truat" diaclmmt any liablllly '°' Srt lncon.aneea al the ..,... 9ddrea end oChel common deeignltion. if eny, ~ herein The IOI.el amount of the un-Plld belance ol the obli- gation MCUf8d b'( Iha Pf°'*1Y to be IOld Ind reesoneble M11ma1ed com. ~ end edvllnon at lhe htne ol the initial public.tJon ol the Nolice o( .... " $310,534.97 In addition to c:eah, the Trust" WIU ace.pt • caahl8t'a checll d,_, on a ateto Of national benll, a check drtl'Nft by e .tat• or fed· eral credit union or • cheek drllWll by a stile or federal avtngs ind loan aMOclatlon. savings aaaociatioll Of aavlnga Thu""doy. Jon\.IOry 27, 2000 85 k ·~ 11 ~~II w-.11 ~IOllCD 11 MU:tmm 11 w~i I ...UC~ II w:•• I ....,. ~-111 SeetlOll flctftfou• Butlnest NOTICE TO rn.o. for"'°"' or mat• the gen.ral condltioos Flctltloue Buain"' ducted by. hus'*"d and f lctrtk>ue euilneH S102 OI IM ,-~ Name s .. tement CONTRACTORS r1aJ under the contracc The DISTRICT re· Name Statement Wife N•me Statement Code end •llltlotlzed to The following persons CALLING FOR 8109 unlese and until the Reg-M1'ie1 the right 10 re)ed The lollowing pc,rsor11 Have you starteo The following 1>911an1 do bustMat in ttli• .i.. Ale_."" bo&llaeu aa School Dilllld trar ol ComraClors van-any or an bid or to are dOltio Mlncll u doing business yet? No are OOlfl9 bu~• as• In IM -W ...._, ~ -"' CO 1181 10 lhe DISTRICT waNe any ur9gUtilllHN ARTICU\.ATOACOM Gary A Schmidt ..,,.,RAY PUB fSH then caan 111 KCepled Spllfway, 20592 Min· AST COMMUNITY ll'lal the CONTRACTOR 0< 1ntormalililli in aoy 224 I Dor Rd Ne This statement wu ....,.., l • IM Trlnlee mey withhold etva Lane, Huntington COLLEGE OISTRICT waa p1opet1y flC8nMd at bids or in tile bidd.ryg. port Bea~A 92660w· lileO with the County ING. '750 Whlll r Ave • IM ~ ol Beaeh, CA 926411 Bod Oeadl1ne the time the contract At requ 'ed by SeCtron Dental Arllcutator Cle11C OI Otange County Ste 65 Costa Mesa CA Tnme... Deed ut11ll TebotBach,lnc., (CA), February 22, 2000 at wauwarded.AnyCON· 1773 ol the Cehlornia COIP (CA) 2241 OoMe on 01·25 2000 9~27 u.. fund• become..,., 20592 Minerva Lane, 200prn. T RACTOR not so LaborCoOe,lheOirector Rd Ne ·Beach CA 2000681nts urray Meacs, 17""' to Iha ,_ or _...__ Huntington Beach, CA Pia~ OI Bid Reoe1p1 licensed Is subd::' to ol lhe Oepanment OI In· 02~·,,,,. wpo!1 • Dalli Pilot Jan 27 Feb WNCostmar Ave 'cSuo1e 65, ....-.~ _ _,,_ 92648 otllce of O.rector Of It nde IA ... ~·•"Al Rel 1 ol l" vuv a Mesa, A 921127 aa • meftfi of right. TINs This buslneu Is con-Purchal Coest COiTI· r,ena •U u r ... w .....,1,. a KlOS .. a Th11 bus.neSI 11 con· 3. I . t7. 2000 Til369 Thia buSUleH IS con· ii an •"emP4 to collect a duded by a corporation mun1ty ~iege Ol&trlct, f:C.~': 111oen1~ ,:~:~~ ~!~~~~~811/:nia ::!r~ ducted by a t0tporation Fictltloua Bu1lnesa ducted by an 1ne11v1<1ua1 =•= :t/ ~: Have you started Bldg •o ... 1370 At.lam• above Is~ 01 • .. SP•· atty prevailing rar.s 01 ~av~ $you •t~~d , Name Si.tement Have you stalled u...., doing busfl'MI$$ yet? No Avenue, Costa Mesa.. Claht cootractor" as de-wages in lhe locallty In ng u IOHI ye o The tollow1ng persona OOing business yet? No lhat purpoM, Slid sate This statement was CA 92626 11;:dY1n Section 7058 ol Which the WOiie Is to be Oantal Anlculator ere dolflg bos1ness as Murray Mead W\H be made, but Without ltled With the County Project ldenllllcation the Cahlornla Business perlormed Coples ol Corpd· PRl~rd 1 F Cor APEX SERVICES. Thl$ 5tatement was ~nt M ~nty. Clertl of Orange County Name Orange Coast artd Professions eooe these wage rato de· ~ • res en 201ll Anaheim Ave hied with Iha County ~d ... 11~A Implied re-on 01-25·2000 College GH l ine Re-the i.peclahty contracto; 1erm1nat1ons, entlllad hle~15 wi~~at~~ori~~tys Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Ctertl ol Orange County 11•r 1"0 1 ... poueulon 2000681n28 placement, Bid No. 1808 awarded the Contract for PREVAILING WAGE Alan John Kearns. on 01·21·2000 Of encumbrel'ICM, to Dally Pilot Jan. 27, Feb Place Bid& are on Ute this Worlr $1\811 Itself con-SCAlE are marntelned Clerk 01 O~e County 2019 Anaherm Ave . 20006817371 .. 1i.1y the lndebledneu 3, 10, 17, 2000 Th362 and available al Ol11ce llruct 8 majority 01 the at tne DISTRICT otllce on 01·25· 20006817711 Costa Me58, CA 92627 Daily Pilot Jan 27. Feb a.cured by .. 1c1 Deed, l#lctltloua e"alneH of tha Physical Faolldes Work, Jn accordance located al t370 Adams oail Pilot Jan 27 Feb This business is coo-3, 10. 17. 2000 Th351 ed'i9~ ther911ndef, Name Statement Coordinator, Ardith won the provisions of Ave .. Costa Mesa, CA 3 1~ 17 2000 fn366 ducred by an Individual Flctltloua BualneH With lnterMt "P'OYided The foltowlng persons Richy, Coast Com· Cahfomla Bus111ess and 92e26; Physical Facll· ' : • Have you •t•rled Name Statement therein, end the unpeld aie doing business as. munny College Du•toct, Profusion• Code Illes Planning, and are Flctltlou1 BualneH Oolng business yet? The following per10ns principal °' the ncu KOLOM~I DESIGNS. .P?.0 AOamt Ave ·Bldg Sec11on 7059 available 10 any In-Name Statement Yes, 1+2000 are doing bo&tness as aecul'ed by aald deed 939 Evergreen Place D • Costa Mesa, CA All Wor11 must be com· terested parW upon re· The fol1oV;1ng persons Thi r;1a1emen1 was OUALITI' TRANSPOR· Wiii\ Intern! thereon .. Costa Mesa, CA 92627° <7~ "38•4646 r,ietad within seventy-quest The Contractor are doing bUslnen as liled With the County TATION SERVICE. prOV!decl In Mid Note, Lawrence. Mlchael TICE IS HEREBY ive (75) consecutive shaU post a oopy ol tlus JD F1n1Sh. 929 W Cler1( ol Orange County t820 WttSI Orange'lrOOd , ... charges end •-Coleman, 939 Ever· GIVEN lhal the above days lime Is cl the es· document at each Job Alprne, Santa AM CA on 01 24·2000 Ave 41213, Orange, CA penMt cl the tnmee a.nd green Place Costa named School D151rfct of sence Failure 10 com-site The Contractor and 92707 20006817590 92~2052 ol the lrum CfM!ed by Mesa, CA 92627 Orange Councy. Cahfor ptete the Work wtthm the any subcol'ltractor under Jim W DeGaine. 929 Daily Pilot Jan 27, Feb J&G Transportation said Deed al Trust Thra This business 1s con· nla, acting by and t11Nt aet fonh herein w•U it shall pay not less than W AlPll'MI Santa Ana, 3, 10. 17. 2000 Th370 Group Inc, (CA). 1820 ule doee noc include Iha ducted by: an lndrvlduat through its Governing result In the lmPoSJlrOO of the spec1hed preva.1tno CA 92707 West Orangewood Ave right to oblaon any ec· Have you started Board. hereinalt~~ re· hquidalad damage. a for rates of wages 10 afl This bu51ness is con-•206 Orange, CA crued rents that ere doing business yet? No !erred , to •• DIS· each day ot delay In the worlcers employed 1n the Ouc:ted by an 1nd1Vidual Fictitious Bu.lness 92868·2052 collat.al fOf the oblig> Lawrence M. Coleman TRtcr. wdf reeeNe up emount set rottn rn the e~ecutKlO of the Con· Have you s1arted Name Statement This business Is con- tlon1 Mc:Ured b'( Iha This statement was to, but not later than Ille "lnfOfmahon for Bid-tract dorng bu11ness yet? The lollowlng persons ducted. by a corporatron deed cl trvsl, wtMrlher or filed with the County above-elated lime, dent" No bidder may Yes. t-1-00 are doing business as Have you Sl&rted not aequnt8'9d Id-Cle!K of Orange County Haled bids for the Eaell bid musJ con-withdraw any bid for a Jim w. DeGaine POPPY STREET Af.I· doing 1>us1ness yet? Jected, Of in the Pos-on 1-7·2000 award ol a oontreci for lotm and be resp0nsrve penod of sixty (60) <Jays T111s statement was NEX. 23782 Mercury Yes. t/3111900 alon ot 1 r-1'18f. deblOf-20006816066 the pr0jec1 descrlbeO as 10 the contract docu· alter the date set for tho hied with the County Road, Lake Forest. CA J&G Transport1hon ln-poHenioll, the bene-Oal/y PllOt Jan. 13, 20, Repair/Replace Gas ments. Eaell blOOer shal opening ol bids Clerk ol Orange Coonty 92e30 Group Inc., Lawrence ric11ry °' any other P8f· 21. Feb 3. 2000 Th293 l ines -Various Campus submit, on the form A payment bOnd shall on 01·25-2000 Marcia G Brashier, w Jacob~. Seo'Treas- aon Oeled' Ol/27/00 IC Locations furnished with ttie con-be required pnor to ex-20006817712 413 Poppy Avenue. Co-urer · Fundrng ~hon . •• Fictitious Buslnesa There Wiii be a Five tract documents, a lrst of ecution of the conlract Daily P110t Jan 27. Feb rona del Mar CA 92626 This s1a1emon1 was truai .. by: Consottd8ted Name Statement Dollar ($5) non-retun-the proposed subcon· and shall be In the fomi 3. to •. 17. 2000 Th367 Janet Shrelar 23 filed with the County ReconvePnce ~ny Ttie tolloWlng persons dable payment required 1ractors on this project set lonh rn the contraG1 Fictitious BuslneH Augusta Lane, Newport Clerk ot Orange Couniy A division ol Ch~ are doing bollness as; for each se1 of bid docu-as required by the documents Nome Statement Beach, CA 92660 on 01·21 -2000 Tilt. lnauranc. Co 11 On Target Vok:e and manta Checks $houfd Subletting and Suboon-Pursuant to Section The lollowin ersons This buslne~Js con-20006817373 9!1•nt 24011 Ventuta Data. 1~ 39ttl St , New-~ mage payTble C~o tracllog Fair Practrces 22300 of the Public Con-ore doing busi~fss as ducted by co-panners Dally Pilot Jan 27. Feb Bl\id, Znd floor Ca/at»-pol'1 Beach, CA 92663~ st ommun ty -Act Government Code tract Code, tne conlract Doctors Longevny fior· Have you started 3, 10, 17, 2000 Th3S2 581 'CA 91302 (lfl) Ian G. Schoenberger, teiTc, Ols::!.ct. d Section 4100 et seq. will contain provisions mula 1954 Plaoentia doing business yet? Fictitious BuslneH 17s.1430 By· A Sa~ 130 39th St .. Newport 1 ..!, s 1 11be1recelir1~e Each Bid shall be ac· permitting the sue-Ave ·#101 Coeta Me&a Yes, t 1/15199 Name Statement s; Beach, CA 92663 n l11v pace den 1 ied companied by a certlfled cesslul brdder to CA 92627 • • J11ne1 Shre1ar ~~=.rad ~~O~ Aaron Egdahl, 2176 a::;ra.ti!nd ttlos~ bid~ or cashier's cnecl< or bid substitute securities lor John c O'Brien 1954 Marcia G Brashier ThJo~1C:ng per50n5 24162 Ot/27 02/03 & Paciflc Ave. #B, Costa s 1 oped ne an bond In an amount not any monies withheld by Ptacenlla Ave '•101 Thl5 statement was arDT G~AP~~~~s a:52 • · Mesa, CA 92627 publrc Y rea alouel al less tllan ten percent the Oistr1C1 10 ensure c M CA 9ze27: ·ftlad wlth the Coonty • 02/l OIOO This busl.ness Is con-the above-staled llme (1°'•> of the total bid pefformance under the ~~~hp ~ta Erne 20311 Cieri< or OranQd County ~ W~~92:~7 Costa OUcted by. co-partners end pla~. price, payable 10 the Ols· contract Acacia St #loO New-on Ot-21-2000 sa, STATEMENT OF Have you started In BCCOfdance with the 1nc1 as a guarantee that Eaeh bid svbmJned in Be ctl CA 9°266o 200068t7378 Tom Lafleur, 952 w. ABANDONMENT OF oong business yet? No ~rovtslons ot Calrfornla the bldOer, ti its proPosal cesponse 10 this Notice poT"ni ~ i 1 n-Daily Pilot Jan 27, Feb W~son St · COSla Mesa, USE OF FICTITIOUS Ian G Sehoenberger u~lc Conlract co:;~ Is accepted, ~hall shall contain, as a bid duct~ ~ no:s g~:ral 3. 10, 17, 2000 Th349 Ct,~6:Jsl08ss 11 COO· BUSINESS NAME This statement was ~ :o"equ1~tilal~ ~-promptly Hecute the Item. adeQuate sheeting, par1nershlp FiJctlttoua Business ducted by an •ndlvodual ing persons Clerk of Orange County der possess the loltow-sa11slactory Faithlul Per-equrvalenl method. for v Y u 1 ame emen Have you started The tOltov. ( ) tried with the County • Agreement. furnlSh a shonng and braang, or Ha e 0 started I N Stat t ~. Je~vole) .~!>~~t~·~ on 1-14-ZOOO rng daaslfleatron of coo-fonnance Bond in an the prolectlOll ol Ille and ®Jo'l b~~ss yet No The followrng persons doing business yet? No "1 ..., u .... "'" ~ 20006816754 tractor'• license at the amount not less than hmb in trenches and n nen are doing bustness as; Tom Lafleur bUslness name Dally Pilot Jan 20 27 time 1ne1 the cootrecc 1s one hundled percent open excavallon which This stalement was I HVTCHESON·s AUTO Th11 statement was Sptllway, 20592 Mon· Feb 3, 10, 2000 Tti320' awarded (l00%) of the total bid shall conform io ap. fried with the County BODY, t40 lndustnal fried with the County erva lane Hunlrngton Contractor· A or B pnce. (umlsh a Payment phcable safety orders Cle!K of Orange County Way, Costa Mesa. CA Cle!K ol Orange Coonty Beech, CA 9Z646 license Bond in an amount not Governing Board on 0'1 -25·2000 92627 on 01·21-2000 The F1e11trous BuSi-PUBllSH January 20. less than one hundred By Wllfl•m M. Veg•. 20006817714 1 Phil Erben. 17512 Jen-20006817374 na~-nawmeas fre11_!!n1edn o'r~ 2000 and January 27 percent (l00°4) ol the to-Ed. D., Chancettor, Daily P1tot Jan 27, Feb nller Dr Yorba llnOa, DallY Pilot Jan 27 Feb """" "" 2000 lal bid pnce and furnish Coaat Community 3• lO. 17. 2000 Th3S6 CA 92886 3 10. 17 2000 Tn3S3 =~3i~99~oF~r~Y N°J' WALK THROUGH certificates. evtdenctng College Dlatrlct Flctltfoua BualneH George H Farley, Fictltlou• Business 19996791604 February 2. 2000 at 9 00 that lhe required rnsur· Published Newport Name Statement 23278eaTu~~CaAve11 •92Ne560w-Name Statement a.m .. Orange Coast Col· ance Is 1n ellecl In ttie Beach-Costa Mesa The fouowtng person• port "''· 1 Mdanwy Kaiser. 20592 lege Maintenance & Op-amounts set forth In the Dally Pilot January 20, are deing business ae· This .business ts con-The folloWlng persons Mrnerva Lane. Hunl-eratlOlls Facllrty on Mer general conditions In 27. 2000 STAR NAILS, 22355 dueled by a general are doing t>us1ness as l~on Beach, CA 92646 rlmac St., between Har· the event of !allure lo Th312 El Toro Road, Lake For· partnership DO-RITE INSPEC· his business IS con· bor Blvd. and Falrvrew enter into the contract est. CA 92630 Have you started TION SERVICES, 85 ducted by an 1ndM<lua1 Rd.I Costa Mesa, CA. and execute the re· CLASSIFIED Gary A Schmidt, doing business yet? No Jasmine Creek Dr Co-~~\!nita~~=~• was (ca I 714 438·4646 for a quifed documents suell II • •h• >Hource you 19702 Parkview Ter-George H Farley w r~~yl M:r. ~.~2.e~~ riled Wit" t"A "-"n"' Simplify your map) bid securrty wlll be for· can count on 10 .. ,, • race, Yorba llnda, CA Thts statement as " '"' """ ., BIO OATE: February reited The Faithlul Per· myrlnd of mwctt•n-92886 hied with the County Jasm1t1e Creek Dr . Co- Clerk ol Orango Coun1Y life through 22. 2000 at 2.00 pm lorma'nce Bond shall re· cs1 .. ttom11. bee11uH Kleu o. Schmldl, Clerk of Orange County ro~,~~u~;e~A1:2:e on 0112512000 CLASSIFIED BOARO DATE. main Jn full force anctel-our column• compel 19702 Psrkvlew Ter· on 01·21·2000 Dally Piiot 3~~'7112: ) 642 5678 Merell 1, 2000 Ject through the guaran-~~.r.1111ed buy•,. •o ·race, Yoroa llnda, CA o II Pllo 3~~17;8~ d".fa~eby~~~ ·~~.'c:r:~ 3, 10. 17, 2000 Tt\363 (949 ~ No payment shall be the period ~t_speclll&d In 92886 3.a1i. 11,1 ~ . Th;sO dorng business yet? 101 • 216 430-461 ...... wcw. 410 . 416 E;, Y ... t/13/00 Oudley A Smlttl This Sllltemant WU flied 1ttl fN County Clertit of Or8!'IQe County otr 01-14-2000 • aoooel1r7H Da y Plk>I Jail 20, 21, flt> 3. 10. 2000 Tti32t Flctliloua Bu1lneu Name Si.t.etnent The f~ persona are doing tiunll 11 Indy V1Jlonl Photogra· p11y, 3n 16th Place ;e, Co618 Meaa CA 92627 E Indigo Ferrufino, an 16th Place •B. Costa Meaa. CA 921527 Th11 bus1ne11 II con· ducted by an lndMdu1J Have you atatted doing buslneu yet? No EdWardo Indigo Fer- rufino Thia 11a1ement was l•led wtlh tile County Ctertt of Oranoe County on 01-u -2000 2000A11757 Daily P110t Jan. 20. 27, Feb 3, 10. 2000 Th322 Flctitloua Bu1lnn• Name Statement The fol10wVlg (>erson& ere doing bulln8SI N artp11cetlne, 1129 Debra Or1ve. Colla MeSI CA 92626 GM Ann lee. 1129 Debra Ouve, Costa Mesa CA 92626 This busineu Is con- • 1UCl80 by an Individual Have you sterted doing bus1ne11 yet? Yes, 5199 Geil Ann lee This statement was tiled wrth the Cooney Clerk of Orange County on 01-21-2000 20006817395 Dally Piiot Jan. 27, Feb 3. 10, 17. 2000 Th348 Flctltloua BualneH Nam• Statement The following persons are doing buslneu as Toile Jolie Broder. 2020 Martin Way, New· pon Beacn. Cal1tomee 926&0 Nancy Robb Stem, 2020 Martin Way New· pon 9Nch, California 92660 This business 11 con· duded by. an 1ndMdull Have . you started CSOol'lg business yet? No This statement was filed With th• C<x.w'lly Clertt ol Orange County 00 01·2!>-2000 2000681n 9S Dally Prtot Jao 27. Feb 3. to. 11. 2000 Th371 C an't seem to get to all those repair Jobe around tha houH? Lei the Claaalfted Service Dlrectot') help 'you nnd relleble help. .. DUllCIMENTS 690 -697 Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $28 per w~k (4 wk, min.) Call Lonaine at 642·5671 x245 &W. 400-412 tar CQUAl. HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All 1111 Ql11t lfflfl"'9t Ill ._., ""''"""'"Itel" Ille ref t11l hit lttnf .. Ad ti I ... ti ......... ltll MH I lllttal It lftllllfH "HJ l'ftltftlltt, llMllllltl tf flmllllHllll ....... rtct. "'"· ""•"·· • 10, '""'''· ll1•1lllfl ...... " •lllHll Mltltt. If II lllltltl .. It •Mt 11r 1tc• l'ftlt1 .. u. lllltt.llttt " ''"'"""'"'" • ,.,, .... ,.,., •Ill .. , k_..,tJ ICU,t HY lfUlllH •Ill llf rHt Hlllt •lllcll 11 II JltWltl " ... ••• °'' rtfflfl ttt ••11•r l1lt111tf 11111 111 i•t Hll.. tfurllttf It IMI .... ,.,., tit tt1H1.it H ti ..... .,,.,..."' '"" 1t ""' 111111 tf lllUllMt411i, ul ltUO ftlf ..... 11 t•.4H n• ftt fM ............ DC tlU ,itHt all MUI ii"'-*" I .... -~-., ~' I ' ' .. ~.. . ' . . . - ~ . . " " 470. 471 Living In luxury ~ ~ite~tvle .. unparalleled In . -Or6nge County F~ 11,796 lo'&, JOO 1-877-681-7387 ~ana._ ... ~~:~ i•· . ...,._ .. ., ... · E\\ Pl)R·1 Co S1 .. • Enclosed Garage • Alarm !fyStem • • Washer/DtyerlR(/ffgerator • • f'tmcss, Business, Clubhouse Centers • 86 Thunday. Jonuory 2,, 2000 ' . . . . 'L ' FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON ~~v-U<UCina ~enL.e ' <:Artl> rmtMUNllY RV M'IHION l\IANO Beaut1fcl ,,..., l1nod ir.trer.t:i and goll cou~ v>cws. E"IC) Cf\rthe1t livutg 1n your large 2 BR l\pattrnent home! ~c co-~whh privMc beach IC marina. Walk to 8alNa Wand~. Min-&oat FUhion J"-d. ~ Wp ~nca wicla woecl bcamifta Areplaca and privare pnp. • Two•COI' QOfA()O • W1n.hot/dty0f hool(ups • F 11upl0<.e (wOo<J & unS} • 8-c .Up• a"Yai.lablc • Sony No Ptu • Air cond11ton111g • Wtl bar • ~2.260 lo S2,500 PIOillO coll (949) &U 0509 -tE) Anolhor E11011 Community ··=-= NOW LEASING 2BR/2BA and 2BR/28A with den s. ,,,.$2800 Pleue call (9-'9> 760-0919 Newport.Heights is Orange County's trendiest neighborhood. Coronado at Newport makes it anordable. • Gated communi:y wtresort pools. s~s. callanas. tenms, volley & l)asketball • • Tiit coon1ertops, hardwood-.style tloorts, glass shower enclosures, mirrored closets, celling fans & fireplaces • Fully furnished 1vallable, maid ~. loo. ,.~ . ., J ~ -· f . ;:nii:::=. ·==·', - f" ~ ~~ ... ' .• ....., • Health Club on-site. TV theater. too. • Walk to 17th Street boutiques, dining, Starbuek's, Blockbuster, Ralrh's. Minutes to the beach and 55 Freeway • Sm.lrt Studios. large 1 & dual master 2 bedrooms from S850' lo $1450. n Breezes • Spacious Floor on-Style.Pool · • Vaulted Ceilings • Bubbling Spa • Lush Green Landscaping • Small Pets Welcome Twp Bedroom Town Homes from $1,575 Three-Bedroom Apartment Homes from $1,~95 . $300 Security Deposit with Approved Credit (D_oes not include pet deposit) Newport Heights 88-577-756 I •, ... '• ...... .. ' . . . ' . . . •'"' I I •I • t \.' .... -' CHRIS EDWARDS 9'f.12UOl1 FlfSt Estates f'rof»rties BIG CANYON BROADMOAE Wfll lac. 4& 38a, lmmtd occupency. dll eond, lrg yrd, 1 Ytilr .... $450MnO 949-723-0940 0( 949-509-8863lpo! NEAR HOAG 2br 2ba, Vlla BalbOt, bey '1tW' VllJll otl, Vp, w/d lnildt 2-<M apeol. $1800 St9--227·731M Open Sit-Udo •• 48r/381 Sp9clotll llY f'09111, IOlll'lll cHlg.. 2 lq>er lxlenor NI dtcb, :ll: git, $175,000. 1111 ONndY RNllort NM7M11~. 1 yr ...... 28r hoult In 0-td COIMI, 2car Ill'. yard. 1vall 2110 S1.8S07mo. 1at+-MC. cal .. J111e 949-7~ lor delllll Motel MANAGERS •SPECIAL• $154.00+ tax Wkly (Ml.c preH111 f11t Ad) 235 nns & llllctltnelta. 6*11ttdon~ ;::=:~ Lobby/Direct dlal phones/Free HBO, ESPN & DilcHool & .-:uut, au. ~ dly ac.. 10 405 & 66 Fwys. Mln'1ltom0 C. FM7d*. coltgt end bchl. Wlllclng cb- lafa to shopt and ~ COSTA MESA MOTOR INN 2217 HertJor Blvd Phone MH4S~l40 : .. ' .-: . ' •"". .. , 1- 4', Old Ntwpolt . Great locatlonl Dave Ptlnlwone IM9' 722"'6138 6lcepwliltaiiiliUH Enc bldg, lnclv IOOIN; 120-t40sq It conYtnienl lac, IQll'll M:'l IM~2142. ~JC, • ,, ' ; • l, :."' •• "': t. ~ ! ... :... l.''-• J .. ~ ... .. .. * HOAO HOIPfTAl * THRWTIHOP 11~UNfTF·2 OP£H TUE-wED 104 FOUND Golden Rell1ever. Found on Jan 19 In F.V. Cal lo dtlcrh. 7'4482-8968 FOOHO wEOOiHO RING cal 10 ldtnlltY ln9a1pelon. IM9'548-t53S loet & 1-15 E aide Cil( •llYw• atrtped tlbby, malt, I mo otcf broUn tall Mt-631·2171 COii ChOCOilie lab s mo male puppy lut 11tr1 Cll ur waih 1 ·21 Cell Ryan IMHo46-1N7 Lost um YOONG CAT GREY W/wflllt p1w1. E SIO£ Coetl llMa, Cell tvM. NM1S..o337 PACIFIC VIEW • MEMORIAL LOT CHOIC,: LOT IOM5Mt95 Gold~pp. Call MM59-1~. orM:ll WOl#T ROI TAN AT HOME BUY DIRECT AND SAVEi COMMERCIAUHOME unlla from s 199.00 Low Monltt1 p~ FR& Color Calllog Clil 1-«I0-711-0t 51 , . . . . ... . .... . -. . . ' I ~ • ' • , ' ~·-. . -. . .. -\ l ITEM TO HOUSEHOLD ANTIQU~ BooKS (OIJ.f.Cl llll.f.S I' Al\'TINC .. li Pont:RY .· ~·~. -1 I''• "' .• ,._ • ""I ... ~ ' 1 ' -·.;.,. ~·· ..t •"' .. .-"(' ~-~ .... ~~. ~:J rl • : ,., t I · • ,i;. ..... : °L .. H I •SANDWICH IHOP• IN Cotta MtN. netde help. "'*" -. ""'°" .. il7hvlnt Ave. IO, SECRETARY Pwt t1iN IOf CPA firm, Mkrotoll 2000 Pro helDNI. 20-21 hrs. per WMk. ftoura ... llexlblt. Good .... of IMnor • muet.Payper~ Jlrlle MM52·1040 or tu Affume to MM74-7H7. • STAlfl' YOUR OWN IUSINlSSI Stl your own ached-· ult. Como! your own Income. Sell from your home, at work, ltvough lundralMrt Be en Avon Rtpr9- u n 1a1 Ive. Call (888)581-28e6. UNTED COLORS OFBENETTO.. CorponM Office •PIT Adl!llnle1rs!We Alllltlnt ~~ lor oor PIT poshlon ~3Mlrt per week. Most be I self Sl8rler1 Mlcroaoll. Office skills req'd. Great casual working erwlronment. Fax resume to· Kristle Doi~y Pilot ~ -...;J. , 1 .. , ' " l Ll: ..... '. ' I ,II I . ·u.• .... _.;.i. Do you M¥e flnlndll probi.m1? No cr.4"1 Bed Ct9dlt? The WWM crMlt? &~off I nall Of big bullntin 'Call "' 1118t5MOM HOUSEMAN MOR WANTED. WOf1dng 1arge estat• °' home exp h multiple 714-754-1121 ANTIQUES! =-~=· A~:o~~~~gr Older St)·I• Furniture , flefl IMM31~934 Account meneger PIANOS & ~ollectibt.l 1 ------PfT Admlnlstretlvt Auftl llNded to IM'llge flt • _ .. • r.,.. _, lor bfr-?e Inn needed =a.:•tioll II I •SW•OI'"""°''°""'"'"" ... I ~...... I "'~·1n $$CASH PAID $$ ~ ;Ill; ASAP. esponslblt, .__ .... ·-., ._ ....,.. OIOIRDd. Prlll• someone Orifige CQ.rcy Re- WE Buy Es ..... T~s wA4Ulull FundlA.We tns. sr.onslblllllH Incl ·~ "' I exp Dtly 9-3 S1t8fY DOE h ring, achedullng, ;:549.4922• SOUTH COAST AUC'l'ION · 2202 So. MaJ11 St. SMll A111, CA 92707 ~··-·Cll •hli . -.. -... ~~,,-, ' . ,.... ; _... . •"' .i .. ,.( •• ~ -t...: Mmtii.trattw Aealetd Fe( rt1Ume' Mt.72M1oi ~hllng parlllg ='J :::::=: • ePT 800i0tftPER Ind lrlltlc Dow on I .,.wet phontl, ~ 1 •SERVERS dally bull. colldonl. rtcelvlblt,_ lillng. word • HOSTIESS :,~ ~ 5P11wri hefplul for Rtllaurn In eoeta with property maneger SIOlhr. ,-., & dtrUI Mna.CALLIMMC.W314 ...... --.Hol.Ws11• FfT Wlll Ide PIT BttWIWI 2·00 end 4·00 .... ---•Ce.II tor~ 1 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Mon ttvough ·Fri lrom ACUAA INTEGRA 'M • 714-Mt-1111 Pit Glnltiil otiG approx 8'.30am. 10 5 tfl99CI, AC, 100Km~ new Fu reaume: 714-Mt-3222 1 NB Travel AotK'cf M•F ~=· ~~~~ timing belt, 1 owntt, wry 11am-3pm,' S7lflr. Cil Joan Paul for Interview clean: Set, drlw 6 com-~ Menager TMm f« IW4-MM31.o300 800-701-3163. pn. $1500. 71 ........ 1°'7 M~ team w/ RETAIL SALES HELP Acure Ltatnd "L11 'iO strong leaarng and I F/PT MUST LOVE DOGS II 2onr RMI Estate w 11ant wt4te, 4dr, "\'8, II.Co, AIC, maintenance skllls THREE DOG BAKERY Computar & oroanizatlonal lttv1 full pwr, pe, pb. pw, needed Rent and 149-760-a847 skllsamust.prcibltmeolver CNIH control, em-Im cua. ulary In eJ!Chlnge tor Fax r11S1¥N· IM9-T1N751 1371c ml. snrf. 1-owntr. mire .....,_,, of 18 uni1 cond $9,300 IM•723-1"3 mana,,... .. ~n Can't seem to 4 PHONE REPS. BUICK LE SABRE ·91 =· ~ ~.: get to all those · Full tine, energetic tor L:TD. low 33k ml, beige. h , c.n (714)'3"6406 repair fobs Mol1gllge Co, tam lb MOO co. endmortl ~CIMrll GE FRIG around the houae? +week..,.d+ ,..~h= (511328) $14,988 _,_,._..19Sele Are you good on the exp Pf• · """_, NABERS Stl "'~ bms. $50 949-278-1001 phone? SmaU P.rowlng l..t the Cla .. lfted 949-2S0.57t9 (71')540:t100 bedim UT\, ~ & IOOCtl ------Medlcel Co. req s twa a.rvlce DINCtory morel 1319 Oldotd Ln. NB working, PIT marketer. I help you ftnd SELL YOUR USED VEHICLE ESTSAA!EISUSALEN =~:= ~ufc reflabte help. THROUGH CLASSIFIED ..... ~ ·~ rwlng. ~201-2442 .boobheh, ll1lkll*. · * Low S.. Owr.a.cl, UTEAsb cClllclor record ...,_, IMullful IOfl etlocolllt WOMEHS & HOME Clil 714-96i-9152 brown luthtr rectrn•rs St«• F&st*>n II needs , EsTAft SALE rT: ~ec:-2 ~ ::ln~ Aut 221 Vie Mentone NB, UN 94H4W766 to ttor. manager Jan 27 ,28,29 9·2pm lililltl li.1ihii SOl'a & IOVi' Aooty In pwaon or CaJt 2IBr TWnflms from '1175. 3lllt Ape """ from 11511. Sp1clou1 Floor Plans, VIUfted Celt, Relor1 Style Pool, Luth lAndlcaplng 714-645-0252 ~~ct'::. ::·new .. wr:c'~ \Mnn • IM•759-7985 28 ~;:· ~~!.,°'=: =.· :' ~i ': sac~29•·9933 On the move? Comfortable r 181 Lrg ...,.., Elctc Medlt•· lhllt belh, Ulls peld. non caeoites, oeblnal. ivgs. HoUM wlhWwoOd tloors, anun 28r 28• houel JJ111 smkg. lulchtnetle leundry 'f1rUge cloChes. ran.i tum. tfrtplact~~ small yrd, COIMI pooVapa h gated 1 8b:k to NewPort Pier 0 Qlfti9 S.aJ Li: ...... 29, r.:· S 1 · vallable comm. S2295/mo No-petal $535 .OOIC>tr mo Cal Sim Mpm 323 Vista SUtrte, !*>15· Ag!. IM!'675-4lll2 smlcrs. PalJ1ck Tenore, agt al IM°9-8'1~ (btlwetn NB, Eastl*lfl, Frig. clOlhtS. HERE'S A GREAT WAY TO GET . CLIENTS COMINC TO YOUR DOORf' PenOfWlllC vlfti1 H8ilr1 Ci Newpon. 24oHr gated, FP, roman tuba, WfO, laYllll poo1 a ap1, Concierge. Hl71"'681· 7387 ' Newer JBr 28a, 2 car 949-856-9705 9t·5p) houMwattS tic ........... . SELL your home through classified Sell your extra household Items In Classified gerage, 2 deekl, nice view, i.===========.L::======-·.J.::======-L====~ 2 bloCltl 10 l>Mch, no pita, • $250CVmo J1W704tff -1 ···-~ ..... EASTSIDE SPACIOUS 2 Lg. br, kids/pets wel- S::~~g WESTCLIFF Cozy 21>r house, bNm c.11. La tmg.. ""· JJlll pelo, $1~ AVIJ Feb t. IM9"642·2903 a• 28t HOiAM Cuetom luMI l*t 4*.. crtcll llfOtMrN ~. c.11 ~ or tony 71447s.:Jo75 x 238. V..-y nG 2br 1~ 2 ttofy Wfth I glrage St2SOmo Ml-7&CM364 "I ~ . . . i.r. • : • • . .f:·.~;-· ' . """" . " . ' I ' .. .. . < -· ' -I ~ 'i ~ ~ . . .. .. Tell you~ loved one how) ~ech/they are: .. I l.."c 9lfp;p,Y C/Jo/01/me j !lJf!Y 20 ''''"IC1rf\ N • M'f YO. rrtiff Hf 411 C \ For IQll 1111 all Ill .... -'" "..,,,,,,, ,.. .. FAX this form to (949)0 831-6594 ,.._~-~-~----------~l'!'Ollt ......... S'qli-. •• ____ _.;. ____ '--_-'--_____ _. CrlOolC..•41-------------·· °'"------ >-, '7.,. -.t,. •'-IJwJ) I'•• •/fll• •~ ' , \ lO \It' II,~ \11, ... 1 '"""'" ''C"" ' .. \ •!h~•lf I •I 1•l 1'll 1t1!: '4 ..... J,, i'ht't" \u •ir ~J h"IA\' I The Dally Piiot w111 put>llsh a Tax & Flnanclal Directory to assist our readers In finding a tax professional. Reach Ing over 40 ,000 homes In a hlgh·end market, you are sure to find many who need your help . A smart move on your part would t>e to take advantage of our lncredlt>IY low rates and place vour ad with us. Only $35 per week If you sign up for the entire 11 weeks. or a minimum 4- week run at $40 per week. TAX TIME IS COMING Size of Ad 2x2 To raerfle Y'J..Ur sp11ce, cidl Annie WllJn !}49-574-42.J!J When you're tuneq into classified, y_qu'r8~_ tuned into our com.mu~ity .r • Daily Pilot .. ' .l -·• J MIM TRADERS ALL MAKES & tt'OOELS We come to ycu. Nothing c ver 10 years old. " .· :., . . ' ... ~ :• .. , t,.,._·: ' _,. I ~ t M I • • • ·~ -• c... ~~·-;; . .-,-. I' ~~ 1, • ("' ~ ... . CMwy C11111to ·12 ve. Hondl cu "° ~-s~pwr ~· 00c1. Slpd, NC •• co. mecnn. 't1 G1t1t iooeq, CfWCOI ' Rea ..... Cllftf IOl.lld. 19Cefds. '2100 bldlllWl Ill, ~ loedld. 1450 Obo 94H3"t·3852 Cel NM71-7N2 lblOIOtlly blllt OOfdlOn CHEVY 35001..of19 a.cs 'M iNFAt1 ibO 'it 129.200 a 94~7100 ve, 11r cones, 1uto Cpe, red lfv, IJI* clNnl MEACEDll 000 'ii CheyiMe, CO, l/rr1m, tow' (021412) 17,988 Turbo dl111I, RAREll ltlt, bed llnlt, Pflf'llUni NABEftS 35 monllll fllNi*IO e . ,.... llOW9f steenng (114)MM100 $733/mO 12.500 ml . .., !TE11113C) '14,m JAGUAR YAADEN PfU if T1n io.dld! 1411·72G-117te Ken Glocty Grey, 1xee1M1 condition, CLASSIFIBD Bridge .. By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANN.AH HINSCH . 10 M INUS I f.QU/\I S NIN~ UOlh \ul11e111hlc. N1irth deals South t>ut\'hcrcJ thl\ lk-oil Buyer: Paul A1tch1e (714) 404 3542 (714) 741·0054 Uncoln Mercury ONl. y 70«m~ Seti 714-SU-1700 $13,llOO 14345 842-5878 Ford A«Ottar W9n Xlt '111 JAGUAR VAHOtiN Pii811i I,.==:;::===:::;~ V8, air cond. auto, alTVlm at.y Hctlleot condition. ~ss •ool reek. tilt, cruise. ONLY 70Kml Mull s.tl NOR'nl •J7 "'85 South" 1ump 11\ercall ul lour •p.11.lcs "'at 1111111.'Cco;hlc \\e\t\ llou hk ""' u hulc kmy, hut 111111111 l\J\c p.1111 11 hJ111l~o111e 1hrnlrnJ. h.lJ the: <;uuth ha111l hccn :i httle J1fll'rcnl ~mt,55· 7 ~~ ~~~:R XJ6 ~a!t~1::! Ken Grocty Lincoln Mefcur; Pl.AS 4-<Soor, lull pwr, tun 714-522-8700 root, v.it• wtieels. 1 owner, records. rellV deen car. $4 ,500. 94&-723-1504 CAOfll.AC DEVILLE '119 StlYer, ttrv. •"-condllJon, V8 NOl1hltar. new cat tredt-ln (719378) NABERS $18,988 FORD Crown Vlctotla '112 (114)5-40-11100 AJr cond, va. euto, tul Cidhtac SCili 0.VUil 'llJ JI0'#8f, l/rr1m CISS, ~. Cl\JISI, dUll alr blQ$ Low mlles, beige, tin (NX243U2) S6,tn INthef, tx~ condltlon. Ken Glody (270807) $11,988 Uncoln Mercury NABERS 714-5U47()(1 (714 )5-40-11100 FOni EiPfuf •ii CheYY CortlCI '114. 6 cyt. Edc51 BtCllf ve air ait llAO, ale, ti powtr, 91k mi, ....._ od '"' ;.,,.. :_.~ ~· 1xcelenl condlllton $3.800 -· ......... -· •••• 71<MI0&-1657. fm wtilllsound, dual .,, -----...--. • moon rool. ride CHEVY CAVAU~ '117 710t3) $16,9n NI concl, 5 &Plld. LS, r1!V Ken Glody Im ....... bid Iner custom llncotn Mercury ~· emiUm Wtll8ls 714-522-1700 (Vl11:.r,) s1o.tn Honda Accord Ex •95 Ken Glody coupe, white, 4cyl. euto. 4211 Uncoln Mttcur; Iii, SW\ff, oo b111 ldnl condl 714-5224700 $13,000 obo 94&-64-4-8319 Call Cl8Hlfted Tod•yl 842·8878 942-8878 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • Tht U,al Department llt tht DaiJ, Pi/pt is pk11mJ to announu II new strviu now 11v11i'4.bk to new btuinnJeS. ~ will now SEARCH tht n4mt for you aJ no extra chart'• 11nJ saw JO" tht titm amJ rlN trip to the Court Hou.st in Sant11 Ana. Thm, of cou~. afur tht st11rch i.s compkuJ wt wiU fik your fictiti.osu businm nAmt stlltnnmt with tht County Cle-rlt, publish onct a uxtlt for four UKt!ts as ttquim/ by law 11nJ thtn fik your proof of public11tion with tht County Ckrlt. Pkast rtop by to fik your fimtious bu.sinf!S staumtnt 111 tht D11ily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costll MttA. If you c4nno111op by. pkast ca/J us Ill (949) 642-432 I 11nJ wt will ma kt 11rrangtmmts for you to handk this proml.urt by mail. If you shou& haue any farther questioru, pkaJt caU wand wt will bt more than gla.tl to 11.Ssist you. GooJ luclt in your nrw busintSs! 0 86 4 2 •QI076'J Wlo:ST E/\ST •6SJ •8 \? 2 \? K J 10 9 7 J o AJ53 o KI09 •1<'>852 •AJ4 SOUTH .. AKQI0942 Q A064 0 Q1 • \'c>WI 11ic tudc.ltn~ ""ORlll F \Sl SOlflll F.ASI Pau J ? 4• Pa. p-hsl Opening le.Kl. T"o of o llic l:uc 11.'rcnce Rec:.c. pcrlu~ the [!rt'alCSI Jlla)l'f/WntCr l'\'Cr, OllCC "·"i.:hcd h<lple~sly as his panner, declannr four 'fladcS, fnncrcd away trid. 11ler trick and. tnstcad of mak· '"f. 11 tncl..s. cnJcd with JUSl e1~ht 'Could I ha\C~ I.lone heller?' h1~ p.utncr mc.iu1red "Well," retorted Reese, "douhle dummx ~ou could have gone down 1hrcc1 • North 11111~1 have had the same sort of feeling as WcM ktl lhl.' l\\Cl ot ht'.UI\ .uni fal\I 111,1dc ti~ lt:•hn1~ally cu1r,·c1 piny (>I the mnc S11Ke We<t lhl\ •cl\mnly nut uollcrk.iJlng lhc 111.e 011 tin\ .1~· 11011, the play ul the 111nc "'"' ma<lc to JC\Ci\11111: lc11:n11011 1,l thc \jUCCll th.ii. n111.1h1 ha\l" '1cen 11111)\lftimt later 1n tll(' pl.iv l><.-cl.1rc1 "'"" "'"" thl' c.iuccn Jilli, :111\IVU\ tu UUlllJl D cou11k (II heJll l~r~. 111cmp1t'd 111 \:lhh the ••t Wr't rulkJ 11nJ returned • llUlllp, anJ there "·l~ oo "'">' c.ledar· er niulc.I ,l\01d lo'm' l\\O J1.1monJ\ •mil .1n01hc:r hcftl1 -Jo"'n c.mc. ·1111~ I\ <I StlUilltOll that Cf('lf'i Ufl more uflcn than )OU 1111gh1 thmk, onJ tlicrie t\ a "mplc m;incu,cr tn cn\ure 111;11.11111 the ~·onUilCI Al ln•I. l\\11 Sc'lllth lllU\t lcaJ :I l.1" 11<·.ut, Doll the defender\ an.• hdpl6' lklcnJcr can then ru11 a heart dr1" trum~ anc.1 (on~eJr t"u J1am111ic.I\, 111.ikmg e"1Cll) llJ trlCk' .. 1·~1695C~ lilll1*IM £320 Ctbriotlt MERCURY Mystique '119 OLOSMOBlLE Cutlu• .. '15 LTD Conv1rtlbl1, ~r concl, IUIO. 1\11 powec', Whll V6. axcelen c<td- Smokecl ......,Jbrown IOp, 1111. cruise, am'lm Cl$$. dual don. new cat trllde-f'I tin Interior, ..._. COf1d. u bigs. ll<r'f wheels (301043) $3,988 fully lo1d1d, chrome (XK618833) s11,m NABERS whMI, 63k mles, 1 ownlf, Ken Grody ~ (7H )540-9100 $50,000 Mt-nM071 Uncoln Mefcur; Pl 'YMOUTH GRANO iiERCEOES iOOE 1111 714-622-8700 VOYAC.ER 92. 8cyl. lronl & Whhfren, Fuly lOldtd Mercury Mystique GS ·ee rear M: loldld, el pwr. ShoMoom Condition Nr cond, aJIO, lul power SS.800 714-608-1657 117,000. Cel David -. ct\llSe, --'m cass. dual RANGE ROVER '115 MW7M7115 1 I r b I g 6 Whitt wllan lthr Inter, MERCEDES HO SEC'llO (WK663719) 110,m adjuetebt. 1uepen1lon, ~ Intel, 80K ml, Ken Glody CD.'phone 47K ml, $24,llOO 11Ways gnged & eovlfld, Uncoln M«cury Ctlt Tim 512·5M-41M lul llCOl'ds, Lomset whls. 714-522-1100 RANGE ROVER '92 I looklng lor an SEC, Stblt VI, All P-, CC, tlll. 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