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Home My WebLink About2001-01-26 - Orange Coast Pilot. . . . . : : : : .. ·'" . ~ ......... .· ·"""' ... ... J" •• -.. . .... . . . . .. • 4. ... ,.... ... _._ ~:"..=: . . . . . . .... _ ..... ·!..•..: .. _ --·-. ·~ ... . . ·' ·: . ~ .. .. . ... . . . . . . •. . . SERVING THE NEWPORT-MESA CONMUNmES SINCE 1907 .I . ON DIE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM •1 -·FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 2001 -- Rodman conSidering buying Josh Sloculns • Ex·basketball star says he is near a decision to get involved in the Mariner's Mile seafood restaurant. Mathis Winkler D AILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -"On this site in 1897 nothing happened," reads a plaque over the entrance doors to Josh Slocurns Restaurant on West Coast Highway. But this year, a lot might happen Dennis Rodman at the seafood joint if one of its regular customers decides to take charge. "I'm thinking about it," said Den- nis Rodman, the ex- NBA basketball star and now cyber-club entrepreneur, as he walked up the stairs to his neighbor's house on West Newport Beach's Ocean Front on Thursday. . •After today, I will have made a decision,· said the city's infamous resident, wearing black track suit pants, a white T-shirt and a baseball cap, his face covered with his signa- ture piercings. Later Thursday, his entourage quickly tried to tone down Rod.man's comrnent. "He's looked at it, but he hasn't made a decision,· said Doug McAllis- ter, who said he's worked with Rod- man •on a few different projects.· ·A friend of his owns" the restau- rant, McAllister said. •And (Rod- man's) fhinking about coming in on it. But it's not going to happen in the next couple of days.• McAllister added that Rodman would probably not make a decision until the Super Bowl, which kicks off Sunday. Kevin Finegold, who operates Josh SlOClUnS, could not be reached ~r comment Thursday. At the restaurant, whiffs of stale ci'lcohol escaped through its entrance doors, which were secured with a bicycle chain from the inside. Chairs and tables were stacked against the wans in the waterfront building. Nearby businessmen said the restaurant remained closed dur- ing weekdays. with large private parties taking over the premises on some weekend nights. While Finegold has leased the building for about five years, the property's owners said he was trying to get rid of the business. Finegold •desperately wants to sell the restaurant,• said Ernest Minney, whose family owns the land and the building. Minney, whose family operated the restaurant for 20 years, said Josh Slocurns has deteriorated under the new ownership. SEE RODMAN PAGE 6 :Appe_al of MeaSure F expected • Newport Beach mayor says he does not thiajs. countywide initiative will be reinstated. Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -In a long- expected move, authors of the defunct Measure F say they will appeal today a Los Angeles Superior Court judge's rul- mg invalidating the countywide initia- tive. . Lawyers for the El Toro Reuse Plan- ning Authotity are expected to file the appeal in Orange County Superior Court, ·a spokeswoman for the anti-air- port group said. "We just think lthe judge] was dead, fiat wrong,• said Meg Waters, planning authority spokeswoman. ·we think the ruling was so off base. We saw what hap- pened in Florida.· SEE MEASUR E F PAGE 6 PHOTOS BY SEAN Hlu.ER I DAILY PILOT From left. DomJnlque Sl John, 10, dad Vinnie and brottier Vinnie Jr. Join friend Trevor Gladich, 12, and dad John for a tailgate-style lunch in the parking lot of Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic School on Thursday. Samuelis pledge $10 million to Center campaign Lunch dates Our Lady Queen of Angels School celebrates National Catholic Schools Week with The lunch was part of an annual tra.dition to celebrate National Catholic Schools Week. The event helps Our Lady Queen of Angels recognize the people who contribute to the school's success, said Sister Joanne Clare Gal- lagher, the school's principal. meal for students and guests MWe_ always say parents are our principle educators and, with their help, we can work together to give the very best,· she said. "We're co-workers." Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT I t was pleasant pandemonium Thursday at Our Lady Queen of Angels School in Coro- na del Mar, when all 300 students lxivited a special someone to join them for lunch. Every day, there has been something spe· ctal to cqmmemorate the week. On Monday, those working in administration were honored With cards and Dowers. On Tuesday, it was students' tum to shine with longer recesses and no homework. Wednesday was an open house for parents. "My dad is my special person because he loves me and he knows how to show it the best,· said Dominique St. John, 10, who with her brother, Vinnie, 11, chose to bring their father . But it is the Thursday lunch, Gallagher said, that students really love. SEE LUNCH PAGE 6 72 ' HOURS A qulck guide to the weekend CD ~lllml. Last Dash, a continuing legal education marathql and trade show. will be held at 8 a.m. today at Whittler Law School, 3333 Harbor Blvd .. Costa.Mesa. The ewnt sponsored by the Lexis-Nexis Group, wlll also be held from 8 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Saturday. Registration tees vary. Fax Inquiries to (949) ~71 O. ® wwr,_• m1• ~tlonPluswllloffet afbdable, prtChe and palnleu ultrasound testing today for stroke, VMCuler dhNse and ost90P<>'osh. es well as an EKG tes\ at the o.is Senior Center. 800 Milrgueflte Ave,. CofoN del Mar. sa.nlngs start at J40 ffd'I. ~ discounts ere evail· Ible.. Appolntmenis begin at 9 a.m. (800) 795-1743. ~-----_..__,ca Fwnlltes COlta ~ MIC ptlMf'lt I hMlilh felr from 10 am. to l p.m. ~at 779 w. , ..... SC.. c-.. -... The~ wlll lndude ...... ~ dlr\lc, blood~ chic*up& Ind men. (Je) S74'Jt70. Lauren Hewitt. 5, tlndl comfort in the arms of her mother, Dawn, as the two ftn, lsh ltmcb at tbe spedal hmc:beou mmk· Ing National Catholic Schools Week. 115111 SPOllS • Donation is third largest in $200-million expansion effort. Young Chang DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -A $10-million pledge from the Samuell Foundation for the Orange County Performing Arts Center's expansion campaign has brought the total donations to more than $79 million. Center officials announced Thursday. · Henry Segerstrom, whose family donated land and $6 million for the exist· ing facility and South Coast Repertory more than 20 years ago, gave $40 million in •ugust for a 2,000-seat concert hall, a 500-seat multipurpose hall and a central public plaza. - SEE CENTtR PAGE 6 nllOOI _____ , ..i ll1lm 's SPOllS ,. -~GrwaWMts to take d•I cal bm to MW ..... .. 0&11ta-. .... 2 ~---0 . ..... "' .. .. ,,... .. ,.. ..... . • ,. 2 Friday, Jonuory 26, 2001 • . Of cuPw & BROKEN HEARTS . For sonw Valentine's Day is the most romantk and wondetfuf day in ~ year for otheni; if'tne days suddenly 5klpped from Feb. 13 to 15, it wouldn't be a loss.~ Me O>llectl stQries of Valentine's Day~ both good ,nd bad. ~· ,w ~JOU ':w.., ._........,.the hoUd9y Send your stOf)' to Vaten~1ne s Day Tates. 330 W. Bay St.. CiJsU Mesa. CA 92627; e-mail lO)Mn;kr.mahalO/atJmf!S.COm °'fax to (949) ~170, Submis.slons must be received by Feb. 6. Doily Pilot CHANGING T H E CHECK IT OUT Memorable char:acters pepper Newbery-unnning fiction ·FAC 'E OF PE A fe15tj grandma. a goofy 16-year-old Hope moves cross- pooch and a 16-year-old country with h er aunt lo help waitress extraordinaire run a Wisconsin diner. When are among the characters wait-the teenage waitress becomes mg to win readers' hearts in the involved in town polibcs. she Denyce Graves looks forward to taking liberties with the classical form 2001 Newbery Award winners. meets corruption and he r past Young Chang DAJtY PtlOT D enyce Graves was once a shy girl who dutched onto moth- er Dorothy Kenner's skirt m the back of her family's gospel group. Her mother had formed the chorus to help Graves break out of her shyness. But sibhngs ldckJed most the solos. My moth~r •would say. 'OK Denise, now you have to smg a solo,' and I'd cry and say I clidn't want to do 1t, • Graves rerrurusced. "She didn't know what she was creatlllg. • The shy gi.rl blossomed Graves, who will perform at the Orange County Per- fonrung A.ru Center torught as part of Opera Pacthc's Voices m Song senes, 1S now dil mtema- bonally acclaimed mezzo- soprano. She lS not only singing solos, but also looking for ways to test the Lirruts of classical music. ·1 don't feel that I've even scratched the surface of what J want to do,• said Graves, who lS known for her signature btle roles in the operas •Carmen • and "Samson et Dalila" which she debuted at the Metro- politan Opera m the '90s. "I'd like to have more of an influence, and l' d like lo I take more liberties within the classical structure. I'd ...... • like to change the whole style of the recita.J art fonn, for example • Her recent project, a recital recordmg with BMG Classics and longtime col- laborator Warren Jones. does exactly that. Graves. 36, said the album might raise eyebrows, but that doesn't deter her. "There are all sorts of songs and material out there that I wouJd love to sing and explore,• s he said. •And have the free- dom to shape it and mold it with my own musical style and taste.• Her repertoire inclades Gennan lieder, French melocties and Broadway musical tunes. and others. She said she can't begin to choose a ravonte Performing m "Carmen" and "Samson et DdWd • has landed her 10 opera houses around the world, as have such producltons as "Otello, ~ "La VeslaJe" and "Rigoletto.• And she has probably sung more with Placido Domingo -whom she calls •sweet,• •tun• and •cowageous" -than with any other perfonner. Her mother, who said she always knew Graves ~!iJot · V 94, NO. 2l ntaMAS K. JOIMC*, N>IW. TONYDOOaO, Edit.or f,,J. CN9' Oty fdtDf •• •KMNW. ,....Edillor .,_CMIC*. Siportsl'dlt:of DU~---~Editor WMD.,.., ,..,... STIW llllCXMMt ~ 1't"111Dl.-at NII¥~ tide .... DhclClf &.WAHIHaw. "on aidoi'll r, ~ Announced at the American head on in a laugh-out-loud Library Assn.'s midwinter plot about trust and persondl achievement. ~:etlllg, For 13-year-old Sophle LO books "lbe Wanderer," a Journey repre-mto a hidden past mvolves a sent the perilous ocean voyage. The best chtl-Newbery Honor Book by dren's Sharon Creech follows the hct:lon adventurous teen across lhe pub-Atlantic as she spills her heart lished m into a joLLmal and proves her the u.s seaworthiness during a V1olent during storm. 2000. Jack Cantos' endearing For ~ero of •Joey ':1~ SwaJ- outstanding writing, the high-lowed the Key IS back m • est Newbery honor went to •Joey Plgza Loses Control. Richard Peck for "A Year the only 2000 Newbery I ionor Down Yonder.• In bis sequel Hook with a male protagonist to •A Long Way from ChJca-Now thdl go ,· Peck brings back formida-J oey has ble Grandma Dowdel, who's con- still dreaming up outrageous quered schemes 10 Depression-era Illi-hyperac- nois. When 15-year-old Mary ~VJty, vu.- Alice is sent J6 live with her for iting h1s a year, the teen finds herself dlvorced involved in G randma's antics father to run the town her way. The over sum- result is a riotous read and a mer vaca- colorful portrait of rural Ameri-bon ca in tough times. seems to Also uprooted by a move IS . be a good India Opal BuJoni, heroine of idea .. But when Dad flushes hts "Because of Winn-Dixie,· by · medication down the toilet. lh~ Kate DiCamillo. The Newbery preteen faces tough quesbons Honor Book finds the 10-year-about family bonds. old in a Illustrations a re as critJcaJ to new picture books as words are to home-novels. Recognizing this. lhe town, in Caldecott Medal ls awarded need or annually to the artist or the frie nds most dlstinguished American and picture book for children. "I don't feel tha t I've even scratched the surface of what 1 want to do," said D~yce Graves, who will appear tonight at the Orange County Performing Arts ~ter. deeply The top honor for 2000 wt>nl troubled to~avid Small, illustrator of by her ·so You Wut to Be Presl- had a "beautifuJ, beaubluJ, beautiful voice," expected this "Whenever we sang 10 church ... she may have been nervous on the inside, but I couJd not tell, and the audience couJdn'l see how shy she was,• Kenner said. ·Right now, when she goes on stage, she owns it. She says she's still nervous, but I can't tell." For Graves, it was a challenge to free her mind. Especially because, as a . trim African American, she does not fit the opera singer stereotype of a heavyset European. Graves said her first hwdle was convincing her- seU she couJd carry off tra- d1bonal roles -such as Carmen. Once she dld, she convinced others. ·Producers, clirectors, designers and board mem- bers, they're all people who have their own partic- ular frame of reference, and for whatever reason, they dream as they dream,• she said. •And I realize that sometimes my fa.ce may not be a part of their vision, so 1 have to work very, very hard ln what I do and in my com- ...... 8EADUIS UQTU~E {949) 642-6086 Record Vo"' eofOl'MntJ about the O.ily Pilot « news tips. ADDRESS Our addral Is 330 W. B~ St.. com M--. CA 92627. CC>ft8£(Jl()NS It Is the Piiot\ policy to prompt· ly <Ofr«t all lffOB of subNnc.e. ,...,. all (949) 57~Jl. m The N9wport ~MIA Dllfy '1lot MI'S-, ........ II pJt> lllhed MonlMy through~ In tWwport..,, end"*-Mele. ~--~ontyby ~ toThe1'me 0r-. COW!ly .. 252-9141.ln ... ~oil~ lelOI and Coita.._, ..ei.o-..ptottv = ""°' ........ oitftj t1r for uo,,. monllh. Sec:cnd dis ....... peld "c...a ........ CA CM<e lndude411 _...,.. -.and local~~ TP 5"nd _... dW!glll to The ~~~Dlllfr Noc. l'.O ..... C.00 .... FYI WHA~ Denyce Graves w>HEN: 8 p.m. Friday WHERE: Orange Coun- ty Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Cen- ter Drive, Costa Mesa cos~ S3S-S6s CALI.! (714) 740-7878 mitment to what I do.· Her message is simple : "The art is greater than our minds.· While a student at the New England Conservato- ry in Boston, Graves went from being Denise to Denyce. She was at an automat- ed teller machine machine witbdrawUlg cash when she looked up and saw a sign that read "NYCE: New York Cash Exchange.· She decided then that she wanted her n ame to e mbody a similar spirit. •I want to be well- k:nown, 1 want to be suc- cessfuJ, I want my name to spell success,• she said. . Graves credits her mother and a teacher named Judith Grove, whom she calls her ·guardian angel,• for her CA 926l6 Copyright. No news sto- rift. lllustJlltiont,. edlton.l m.tter Of~ herein(«\ be reproduced wtthollt written per- mlalon of copyright owner. HOW m REACH US OQAadon The nmes Of attge County (800) 252-9141 ~ Oaifled ("'9) 642-5678 ~~ (949) 642-4Jl1 ldeofW News (M9) Ml-56IO SpofU (Mt) 574M223 Newt. s.iorts ,.,. (949) ~170 C-mell; dll~totel4'tlme.com MllnOffb ll.9Mes omc. (Mt) 642-021 ,..,..,__ ,_ (949) 01-7126 MMed~ ""*~,.,. ·~---"-~""-' ~"'-°'""' .... - 11111 _____ __. opportunities. From the family chorus, the young Graves JOlOed a school choir headed by Grove at a Washington, D.C .. elementary school. When she graduated from middle school and started junior high, Grove became the music teacher at the new school. During Uus time, Grove encouraged her student to audition for lhe Duke Ellington School for the Performing Arts. They filled out the applications, Graves audi- boned and was accepted. Shortly after, Grove became the principal of Duke Ellington School. She encouraged Graves from kindergarten through 12th ·grade. Perhaps that support from her teacher IS why the cause that is most impor- tant to the opera singer today is furthenng arts and education. "It's the one that moves me the most because I realize bow important education is and how important the arts is to education in every well- rounded person,· Graves said. "The arts affects everything. And I know. I watched the miracle or it in my own life.· mother's dent,· by Judith St. George In abandon-mischievous, caricature-style ment. drawings. Small deftly illwru- After she adopts a stray dog at nates this seriously funny take a Winn-DLXie grocery store. on American leadershlp, wh1r h Opal begins to deal with her reveals just bow human White loneliness m a heartwarming House inhabitants have been ta.Je about friendship and acceptance. At the heart of "Hope Was Here· is another displaced heroine with one constant in her We -her relationship with her aunt Addie. In Joan Bauer's Newbery Honor Book, BRIEFLY Artists invited to • apply for arts festival Applications are being accepted for the Festival of Arts, a nine-week summer event at the Irvine Bowl Park in Laguna Beach. The work of about 155 artists will be rep- resented for show and for sale. Interested artists from surrounding cities, induding Cost.a Mesa and Newport Bee.ch, should submit slides of their best artwork and a d>m- pleted application fonn to the Festival of Arts by Feb. 28. Artists must be able to show they have lived in their city for at least l2°ll}onths. For a • ot£0C rT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach PvblK Library. This week's column is by Melissa Adams, 1n collaboration with Bonnie Mclaren. All titles may be reserved from home or offke com· puters by accessing the catalog at http:llwww.newportbeachlibrary.org fonn, call (949) 464-4233. Conductor replaced for performances Valery Polyansky will replace Bolshoi Symphony - music director Mark Ennler for two orchestra perfor-A mances at the Orange Coun- ty Performing Arts Center on Mardi 10-11, the Pb.Uhar- monic Society has announced. Ennler ts ill and will not be able to join the symphony's U.S. tour. 11le programs fer the con· certs wiD remain the same. nakets are S15-SSS. The Center is at 600 Thwn Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Intol1Il4- tion: (9.t9) 553·2•22. WEATHER AND SUIF TEM'EtATUllES Balboa • 49145 Corona del Mar 49145 Costa Me5a SQl4S Newport Beach SC/45 Newport CC>Mt 49145 WfORllCAST ~ 1$ building west• northwest ground swell • •nd Wind SllWll mix. Most spots .,. <htlt• to shoulder-high. LOCATION Im Y/tdge •··-•-•W•.,-·,..1•2 --w9-----.--.... 1·2 Ii.ck'--.3 .... 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NEWPORT BEACH • •Md\"'-'-.. ......... -....U.: A~ vthkit w• found end~ at U S 1 m. Thundey • lrtdol Clrdit A home~ W11 repontd In the 1900 block It • •.m ~ W"\ •Wine .-.iaw A<~~ Wll rlPOftiid In the 1000 b10<t M 11 :J4 1 m.. ~. • • fll At C...W ....._A. '°""1wm ... ..,.~__. ... Mdlll rn d'lt IOO blodri M ''pm. lhutldli¥. ~=~~4.,~-,..,.. .. I (. Doily Pilot Everything you always wanted to· know about the power crisis W hat a mess. You got your producers, your providers, your suppli· ers, your brokers, your regulators and your deregulators. It's a nightmare. You feel confused and abused, frustrated and berated. (•Berated" is dumb, but it's the only thing I could think of that rhymes with •frustrated.•) I know exactly how you feel. ijut that's only beca~e yoy're not a profes- sionally trained, really smart ex- politician who knows exactly how this stuff works. Not to wony. We will explain it all tor you -the power crunch, whether it's real or contrived, and what it means m our little comer of the universe. We begin. Deregulation is really good. Ln the old days, before 1996, there was plenty of power to go around and your electric bill was as pre- dictable ll$ a Larry King divorce. But, sadly, the whole process was, well -regulated. That's a bad thing. About 10 years ago, a bunch of people in Sacramento decided that the ouWated • regu- lated• system of "flip a switch, light comes on• was intolerable. So they spent about five years coming up with a much better one. Instead of that stupid idea of a few big companies that gener- ated power and distributed it around the state, they devised a much simpler system. Utillbes should sell off their power plants and buy their electricity from a computer-based marketplace called the Califorrua Power Exchange, or •px. • Competition would drive prices down and pretty;:Soon, eleqricity would be so chf!ap it would be silly. Theh someone decided the Peter Buffo COMMENTS & CU.RIOSITIES new system still wasn't sunple enough. So they set up d nonprofit corporation called the Cdillorrua Independent System Operator, or "Cal-ISO.· Cal-ISO handles what- ever power sales the PX doesn't, don't ask why, and oversees the day-to-day workmgs of the stdle's high-voltage transmiss1on lines - all of which is going recilJy well. Cal-ISO is our Link with the "pow- er grid• -a huge neJwork .of regional power gnds that serve everything from Canada to the Mexican border, and that means us. Never, ever slick your hnger m the power gnd. See? Couldn't be sunpler. Old days a few utili- bes, regulated. Today Cahfor- nia PX and Cal-ISO, deregulated. nus is much better. There is one othN acronym you need to know -the "PUC • The Public Utilities Commission was the last ingredient needed to make sure lhdt dereguldllon worked like d Swiss wdtch You think the Department or Motor Yehides is a rughlmdfe? Please The DMV is a cros:. between a SWAT team dOd Federal Express compared to the PUC. ~e are letters at the botlom of in-bdskets at the PUC that are on folded parclunent sealed wtth wax. OK fine, but what does this all mean to us? I thought you'd never ask. First of all, stay calm. Here is a List of Frequently Asked Questions. Cut it out and put it on your refrigerator door. It's important. 0 : When will blackouts occur? A:. At the worst possible times. ' Preparation is the key. Get a solar power system. It's 50 grand, but you'll have enough energy to power one 25-watl bulb and hot water, assurrung you can shower in 90 seconds. Put everything Ul the freezer. Eggs, bread, fruit, vegetables -get 1t all in there. Once it's frozen, you'll laugh at blackouts. EveryUung will taste like hell, but you'll laugh at blackouts. If a blackout occurs while you're dnving, stay calm, especially at night. Pull off to the side of the road in a safe spot and wait there. All the food 10 the house is frozen sotid, so there's no sense rushlng home lf you have a cell phone, let someone know where you are or call for help, but be qwck about 11 because cell phones cduse cancet now. There's no sense gettlng sick on lop of bemg stuck. If 1t happens at home, rind one large candle and don't curse, because it's bet- ter to light a single candle than to curse the darkness. Sue me. 0: Whal as a "rolling black- out?" A: A blackout that rolls. 0: Are Newport Beach and Costa Mesa prepared for black- outs? A: '(esr. Both cities have emer- gency power interruption response plans in place. Each oty hall is eqwppcd with massive emergency generators that can power four restrooms, a toaster oven and a Palm Pilot for up to 48 hours. U traffic Slgnals go down, each city will dispatch a traffic ofhcer with a bullhorn to every 10tersect1on to scream, ·Look ouU-10 each d.J.rection. 0: Will evel'yone's electnc bill go up? A: No. Only those who live m California. 0: When will this be over? A:. As soon as your electric b1U goes \Jp. 0 : What happens if a blackout tuts while I'm watching telev1- s1on? A: The screen will go black 0 : What about my computer? A: What about 1l? Oh, sony. Ai. long as you have a power surge protector, a backup program for e-matl 1okes and a lot of money to buy a new computer, blackouts shouldn't be a problem. 0: Who should I call if there''> a blackout? A: First of all, not me That's the unportant thing Other than that. I would say call somebody you've been meaning to call for- ever but never get around to 1l It's pitch black, so it's not like you're gomg lo get anything done anywdy. So there you have 1t. Every- thing you need to know about electnoly and the Jack thereof Can you hnd rnformabon of this quality dnywhere else? Nowhere I know Reme mber, knowledge 1!. power I gotta qo. • PETER BUFfA 1s a former Costa Mesa mayor. His column runs Fridays 11e may be reached via e-mail at Ptr840ao/.com. SABATINO'S MEXICAN RESTAURANT •Dinner • Sunday Brunch -l?J OUR M{ALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO o• \ • ' ALSO ON OUR MENU: OUR "'111" . # . "FISH TACOS" MARGARITAS ARE -·--· . TORTILLA SOUP MADE WITH ...,. CHILI SIZE .. .. CHILI CH USE OMElmt GOLD TEQUILA! 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949-645·7626 ilt:-l!il!il! Friday, Jonuory 26, 2001 3 ' SANTA ANA -Jurors on ~ continued deliberations but reacbeid no verdict in the tnal of Eric Bechler, the man accused of murdering his wife during a boating tnp more tt\ail three years ago. 1Jle 12-member jury, which \tarted deliberating late Wednesday afternoon. is expected t.o contmue deliberating today. Family members and memberS ot the media lined the corridor of t.l5e 10th floor of the Orange County Courthouse unbl 1urors filed out around 4:30 p.m. The prosecution has alleged that Bechler hit his 38-year-old wife, Pegye, on the bead with a dumbbell and dumped her body m the ocean. Bech.lei' has conslStenUy pleaded not guilly, say- mg his wife was swept underwater by a wave while driving their rented speed- boat and towing him on a bodyboa.rd. Her body has never been found. Both prosecution and defense attorneys concluded their dosmg argi11tlf"Dls Wednesday afternoon. The prosecntim maintained that Bechler mwdered bis wife for her $2.5-milhon bfe msunmce policy. Prosecutors brought m a forensic accoun- tant to interpret the more than 22.000 pages of the Bechlers' finand.ai records. The defense argued throughout the trial that Bechler Ued about killing his wife lo impress his former girlfrieqd 11na New. Bechler was arrested in· October 1999 after New wore a recording device to help mvestigators surreptitiously tape conversations between her and Bechler m wtuch he talked about killing his wife. The defense said Bechler fabricated a tale of murder lo fuel New's fantasy of bemg w1th "bad boys• . If convicted of first-degree murder, Bechler will fdce We m prison without parole. Final Sale Da.ys ~OWL SPECIALS 3-8 Rolltcd Hot Chicken Chicken • s.a d-Lolnt.r Ctnnbo •Flin MlfM" • Nn11 y ..... Sluj • r.a..SIM/t • MM.aJ... ".f 8-/ ... Br'1W-""'" . Wings •Pdi#Fi.llt • AlutNJi.tl,, Lo6.rt1r r.il • Allulut,, ia,,, er.I> Up • SlniMp (IUl#pi 1,,UJ • HM.l""1 S#d •S.OnljiJI ! I . I 111 I I ~ I I . Now thru Sunday, Jan. 28th BONUS BUYS. • Sports Sh1rti. AtG s75 s225 .............................. NC'IW FROM .... • Sweater AEG $85 S245 .................................... NOW FROM • Sports Coats Rec; s395 s6so ............................ NOW FROM •Dre~ Slacb REG s120-s345 ............................. 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"It's going to' give us an opportunity to feel each other out.• ~d Mayor Gary Adams, who suggested the marathon meeting during his inaugural speech in December. "We'll talk about ho.w we're going to do business over the next year,• Adams added. Topics at the meeting will include a discussion of the city's financial~atus, an update on ann tion plans and debate a t having police presence at regular council meetings. With three new members behind the dais after Novem- ber's election -a change that last OCCWTed in 1980 -city officials said it was important for them to understand the views and priorities of New- ' port Beach's leaders. "It's really a meeting to see whether we're all on the same page,· said City Man- ager Homer Bludau, adding that he didn't anticipate major decisions 'during the meeting. "It's just an opportunity .. t to make sure that staff under- stands the priorities of the City Cowicil, • Bludau said. While state Jaw prohibits a majority of the seven council members from discussipg city business outside regularly scheduled meetings, Satur· day's event will function as a regular City Council m~eting, even though the group will meE:t at a hot~J instead of City Hall. "The reason o have 1t off- site is that it bring_s a different feeling and relaxation to the session,• said Bludau, adding that all of the city's depart- ment heads will attend the m~ting. "We're going to be there for six or seven hours.• Blu- dau said. "It's mce to do that somewhere a titUe different.• The city will cover the $900 cost of the meeting, wb.ich includ6s $200 for the room, $220 for breaklast and $480 for lunch. Councilman Dennis O'Neil, who held a similar meeting during his tenure as ml)yor in 1999, said the retreat would give the council members a chance to th.ink about their role in city gov- ernment as well. •we must understand that it's not our role to take on assignments. which !l!e appropriately left to the cty ' manager and the staff,· said O'Neil, adding that the meet· ing would give C9uncil mem- bers a better understanding of the relationships among elected officials, city employ- ees and the city's residents. CotlDcil newcomers said they are looking forward to getting to know their col· leagues. "I want to find out who I'm sitting up there with,• Coll;D- cilman John Heffernan said. "I want to know bow they think and i'eact in a less for- mal setting. I want to know more about who they are.• Councilman Gary Proctor ,,1 '" The oty council and staff retreat is ~n to the pub- lic ind will begin at 8:30 I 1.m. Saturday and end at 4 p.m. The meeting will take pl~ In the P~flc Ball- ~~ 3 at the Radisson ~I. 4545 MacArthur' 'fi'lvd., Newport Beach. agreed, adding that he hop~<l to benefit from the knowl- edge gained by more senior council members. •It's going to give me ct chance to learn more dbout these issues from members of the City Council that hctvP been dealing with them ror ct number of years," Proctor Sdl< I DROPPlllG A Liii City plans kickoff to pl~g process SEAN Hl.LER I OM..V PILOT Adam La Voy, 10, of Balboa Island enjoys an afternoon of fishing off Balboa Island on Monday. • •Saturday meeting will focus on vision for Costa Mesa's futwa../ Jennifer Kho DAILY-PILOT co}tTA MESA -As the city readies itsell for a first attempt to derine its future, +community members already are anticipating the issues that ·could shape the discussions. "Part of the overall basic process arid problem is start- ing out with a conceptual goal,• said John Anderson. member of the Cosa Mesa Cultural Arts and Historic Resources Committee. ~It's going to be difficult to hnd something everybody in Cos· ta Mesa agrees on because, to me. the reel is a little noncon- formist compared to other cities. It's going to be harder to come up with something citizens can cling to as a focal point or~ starting' point." ti The City Council will open its so-called "visioning" process with a special session at 8:30 a.m. Saturday. ,, The meeting is scheduled to includ!j-presentations and discussion on the city's long- range vision plan, council members' interests and prior- ities, a review of current com- munity objectives and the development of 2001-02 objectives. Altho~gh the goal is to decide on a vision for the entire city, -some residents are taking the opportunity to.focus their attention-on the Westside. 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CT st.ANNING HAS BEfN F£A1'UeED ON MN-.ff NEWS ~' N:WOING OPRAH, GOOD MORNING AMERICA, CNBG ~IN USA TODAY. redevelop it is. All citizens should be involved.• The council in November scrapped its plan to improve the Westside -the result of two years of work -and dec:id· ed to use it only as a resource for a future plan, which was postponed until after council members can agree on a vision for the entire city. · Davidson said other issues she expects to be discussed are utilities. congestion, traf- fic.' l0t sizes, the population and the homeless. Tom Egan, a Westside res- ident. said he thinks the visioning pr~ess should be a ·bottom-up• process rather than a "top-down" one. ·A top-down process would be where the City Council members think about what they think the city ought to do and then tell staff to start imple- menting those decisions,• he said. "It's something that starts. at the top of the pyramid and eventually filters down and affects citizens and businesses. "ln a bottom-up process, citizens and business owners thrash out what they would like the city to do and tell staff and the City Council what they want,• he added. "ln WESTCUFf PLAZA Irvine Ave & 17th St. ~Beach (94~) 631"3623 Laguna Beach, the V1S1omnq process was very c1tizen-dn· ven. That's the bottom-up." Bill Turpit, a member ot the Latino Business Counnl. said he thinks the challencw will be to craft a VlSion thut •respects and acknowledgf'" the diversity of t.Qe communi- ty, including the rich, the pooi and all the other variation:-. c 1f people here." "When l hear people tdik ' ing about a vision for Costt1 Mesa, I am concerned becau~(· there is not just one vision lot the city,• he said. "It depPncl., on what perspective you dff' coming from, and there ar~ '>o ' many. At the same time, 11 1-. nice to know where yo1.1 dJP going, so perhaps this is ctn effort we will all benefit from " Egan said he hds high hopes f9r the process. "I know our leaders kePp their ears to the ground, hut how can they know what Uw city wants tf we don't kno\\ what we want?" he said. ·nm helps people think about whctt we want for the future. I hop<' the City Council ends up mst1· luting a process that will all11v. the conununity to start dream- ing and planning for the n"xt 20 to 30 years.· CORONA DEi,, MAR 2101 E. PaCtfic Coast Hwy PCH & AvocadO Ave 9 760-9335 ' .. ' . -' " ..... _ ,,j Daily Pilot .. , ' Friday, Jon'uory 26, 2001 5 A power-packed campus • When much-delayed Newport Coast Elementary School opens in February, it will be well-prepared for state's energy crisis. D•n•tte Goulet DAILY PILOT \ through windows and expel hot air through ducts near the • ceiling, Christopher said . Other classrooms have windows on opposite sides to allow for a cross breeze -not a new idea, but unusual 111 schools. NEWPORT COAST With the constant threat of rolling blackouts looming over the state, the Nt:!wport- Mesa Unified School District is preparing to open an ener- gy-saving school that could function comfortably most days without even turning on the lights. Ught shelves at ttle Windows dll'fu9e and contJOl l\lltlnl llgl'it.. The summer sun's dlrec:t sc;it gain is minimized and the winter sun's da)ilght Is dlfrwed and rellected deep Wlthln each ctawoom. The angles rJ the ailllngs ll't cxinftgured to ~ the reflected lgtt. proWlng a men comfort2lllle and en)cP(able learning erMronmert.. The classrooms also are well-insulated to save on both heat and air conditioning. said ~e Shotwell, the con- struction manager, and each room bas Its own electnc heating and air conditiorung unit, which is more .etfident than heating or cooling an entire school. But the real standout fea- ture of the new elementary school will be the solar-heat- ed water. When Newport Coast Ele- mentary School finaJJy opens its doors next month, after numerous delays. 1t will con- tain the most extensive use-of new conservation technology m Southern CaWorrua, said Kim Scheer, a spokeswoman for Southern California Edi- son. An artist's rendering of the school's light enhancements. The ma1ority of all the school's water will be heated through six solar panels that face to the south, Shotwell said, though there are back- up gas and electnc water heaters. The campus, on the comer of Newport Coast Dnve and Park Ridge Rodd, ts designed to save energy m d variety of ways. making use of sunlight dnd ocean breezes, said Gay- lord Christopher, dn ardutect With Perkins dnd Will, the firm that designed the school. If the Lights go out at New- port Coast, students probably won't even notice. Shelves outside classroom wmdows and corrugated metal awnings over outdoor walk- wdys will reflect light mto classrooms, keeping them bright and sunny. "In addition to putting energy-efficient lighting m, fthe design! tries to optunize ddyllght by putttny m motion-sensor lights," Scheer said. "It further uses what's called photo-sensing lighting that looks at how much daylight 1s available. As daylight gets bnghter, it phases the lights off. As sun FIXED APR II • HOME EQUITY LOANS NO POINTS • NO O.OSING COSTS a Consolidate all of your bills and make just one low monthly payment Great rates on mortgage loans, tool Call Sanwa Bank. todayl 1-800-23-SANWA www.sanwabank .com AOL K.yword: Saowa Sanwa Bank Callfon•la ' sets, it phases the lights back on.• The power company pro- jects that the school will save 43% on its energy bills, a pos- sible $15,300 a year, Scheer said. , Edison will monitor those savings for the district, she added, and also use 1t as a selling pomt for other con- sumers. The innovations by no means stop at the lighting. Special classroom designs with odd-angled ceilings to reflect light will also aJJow cool air to be pulled m The water will constantly ruculate from two 120-gallon water tanks, through the six solar panels, and out lo the school. · The water will be pumped continuously through the sys- tem and back to the tanks and solar panels so 1t 1s always hot, Shotwell explained U the water temperature drops to a certdin degree, the backup heaters will fire up, VILLA NOVA .- \\"~ w BEST OF AWARD OF EXCELLENCE 2000 Our Win e List · is a Winner! Featuring Orange County's #I Selection of Italian Win es 3131 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach www.villanovarestaurant.com No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper RTS IN .... Daily Pilot GREt> FRY I DAI. Y Pl.01 Newport Coast Elementary is taking advantage of modem design to produce an energy-friendly campus, including usirtg \hese solar panels to beat the school's water supply. ' he said, adding thdt 1t 1s much less expensive to hdve the gas heaters on thdn 1t 1s to hctve them fmng dnd hedtmg the water at all tunes "The other thing that we are really excited ctbout 1s the opporturuty to e xplam these things to students so that they < may learn about stewardship of the envuorunent. • Chruito- pher Sdid Instead of l>emg enclosed, the water tanks under the solor panels will be vts1ble to students with a plaque expla.trung how the system work!>, Sh.otwell said ~~ Mattress Outlet Store BRAHD NEW · COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! :mt -d 3 165 Harbor 81\'d. Costa tttesa OM Block South of 405 fwy 545-7168 I'm not worried, my agent is Cr•ISI Brown lnsur•nce Call toda~ tor .wro & homt: O\\ ncr·, In~ur~int c' --- CARP E T COLLE C T ION HUGE SAVINGS THROUGH JANUARY 31st, 2001 Grand Champion Supreme Image Bigelow Bigelow $ 99Mohawk ~. $ 22ohawk 1 sq.ft . -------? 2 sq.ft . lnstofted with 16 lb. . Density Berbef Podding 34 oz. 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"Mostly because she spot.ls~ said. "She invites us to her house a lot, and she buys us what we want.· No matter what the children's reasons f9r choosing their special person, the day was intended to bring everyone together as a school commuruty and a family, Gallagher said. The celebration of National Catholic Schools Week will end today by honoring teachers. RODMAN CONTINUED FROM 1 "We ·had bea4tiful wallpaper and na utical antiques,· Minney said. •You go in there now and see psychedelic fish. It's totally weird." Rodman's stay in the city has had its own psychedelic incidents. Police have had to make a record CENTER CONTI NU ED FROM 1 New facilities m the $200-mll- lion project are scheduled to open by late 2004. The Samuell donation 1s the third largest pledge so far, behind Segerstrom's $40-millJon gift and his pledge of land valued at $13.2 million. In response, the outdoor plaza connecting the new and existing facilities will be named after the Samuell family. It was a gesture that Susan and Henry Samuell did not request, said Center president Jerry Man- del. number of trips to tus beachfront house -the base of his Internet site -during parties and have fuled him several thousand dollars for the responses. He also has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol and for publ.Jc drunkenness. Councilwoman Norma Glover, who. represents the district thdl includes the restaurant, said bus1- "Which really spoke to their genuine philanthropy," added Mark Cha pin Johnson, chairman of the •Building on the V1S1on • cam- paign. Henry Samuel.J, co-chairman of the board and chief lechrucal offi- cer of Broadcom Corp.. prorrused the donation about two years ago before the pro1ecl got underwdy, Johnson saJd. Center officials said board mem- bers have already begun meeting with architects and design teams regularly. Architect Cesar PeW and acoustician Russell J ohnson are scheduled to complete the design phase by the end of the year. "One of the things that excites us is the momentum to be !a ll $80 .. ness owners on Mariner's Mtle expressed concern about the fate of the restaurant at a meeting Mon- day. "They were a little concerned that It was closed down,· Glover said, adding that she hadn't heard about Rodman's possible intentions to lake over. "I knew that J osh Slocums might be up for sale.· Glov~r said. Joseph Minney, another family million," Johnson said. "We are eclipsing what our forbearers dld so very. very well " The campaign, which began more thdn a year ago, will continue to garner seven-figure funds from private donors unW they reach about $100 million to $150 million, officials said. The campaign will then enter its final phase, called the ."public phase." in which board members will try to solicit funds from the public. An anonymous dono~ also gave $5 million recently, while about 25 lo 30 others have pledged lhe remaining $24 million. Businesses that have con- tributed include the Bank of Amer- ica· Foundation, the Boeing Co. --------. . A mom and daugbt~r group leave the luncheon at Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic School In Corona del Mar. SEAN HILL£R I DAILY PILOT member who IS in charge of the property, said he didn't know if Ftnegold had any plans lo sell. Finegold's tax certificate expired Nov. 30, according to city officials. He already faces a late fee of 25°/., on top of his regular dues. Wllile not disclosing the exact amount, city officials added that Finegold's ma xiJT!um fine could amount to $553 if he doesn't pay by Apnl 30. Chan table Trust and the Wells Far- go Foundauon. Roger Kirwan. chairman of-the Center's board of directors, said the project can be completed withrn their 1IUlJal budget "But never say neve r,· he cau- lloned. Officials are considering build- ing a Vlsual arts museum on left- over land, bur plans for this add.l- bon, which 1s causing concerns over parlung, are tentative. Kirwan said recent studies show existing parking structures in and around the Center will·be sufficient for the new fa cilitJes and programs. "The intrihsic beauty of the land gill is that it's across the str~. • he said. . . • Doily Pilot .. MEASUREr F CONTINUED FROM ·1 In December, Los Angeles Superior Court Ju dge James Otero invalidated Measure F, which Pf.SSed in March, because he said it was unconstltµtionally vague and a violation of the state requirement that measures address only one subject. ·The initiative would hav-e required voters to approve any new airports, jails or landfills by d two-thirds Q'largi.n. The planning authority, the loose coalition of South County cities that drafted the measure, is eitpected to make 1ts bid to over- turn Otero's ruling in the 4th o,.,. t.nct Court of Appeal in Santa Ana. When contacted, Newport Beach Mayor Gary AddJllS said he was dl.sappomted by the move ·rd like to think it will be upheld," Adams said of th~ December ruhng. "The bas1S for the decision was very sound.· Even though Otero tossed uut Measure F, South County leacle~ have said the measure's March passag~ -with 67% approval signals the erosion of support for an El Toro airport. Recent polls have put support for an airport at the closed basp di about 35% countywide. The planning authority couldn't fil e its appeal untrl Otero formally flied his ruling. which is expected to reach court today, Waters said. In addition to the appeal. thP group also intends to draft anoth- er initiative -expected to rc•ach voters as early as 2002 to appeal 1994's Measute A, which permits an airport to be bullt dl the 4,700-acre base. Waters said the appeal of Mea- sure F would h alt county lobby- ing efforts in Washmgton. 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TODAY Last Duh, a continuing legal education marathon and trade show, will be held at 8 a.m. at Whittier Law School. 3333 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa. The event, sponsored by the Lexis-Nexis Group will also be held from 8 a.m'. to 3:45 p.m. Saturday. Regis- tration fees vary. Fax inquiries to (949) 440-6710. Prevention Plus wlll oUer affordable, precise and pain- less ultrasound testing for stroke, vascular disease and osteoporosis, as well as an EKG test, at the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Screenings start. at $40 each and dis- counts are avallable. Appointments begin at 9 a .m. (800) 795-1743. SATURDAY Fam111es Costa Mesa wtll pre- sent a health fair from 1 O a.m. to 2 p.m. at 779 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. The event will include a free immunization clinic, blood pressure check- ups and more (949) 574-3970. TUESDAY David Gabbe, author of two books on vegetanan nutntlon and cookmg. will tedch thE1 • Adventufes with Tofu •f cooking class trom 6 lo 9 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Neighbor- hood Comm~ity Center, 1845 Park A« $30, plus a $10 matenal fee. (714) 327- 7525. . Bloomlngdale's Newport Beach will host a blood dnve for the Amencan Red Cross from noon to 6 p m m the Training Room at Bloommg- daJe's Ncwpor1 Beach, 701 Newport Center Dnve. (949) 729-6816. Mother's Market and Kitchen will host a free seminar. ·uve Right for Your Blood Type,• at 6:30 p.m. at Patio Cafe, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. (949) 631-4741. WEDNESDAY The National Notary Assn. will hold a training session for people interested in becom- ing a notary public or for those who need to renew their notary conurussion from 9 a.m. to 3::30 p.m. at the Hilton Hotel, 3050 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. $139. (800) 876-68i7. Mother's Market and Kitchen will host a free seminar on deep detoxification and cleansmg at 6:30 p.m. at Patio Cale. 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. (949) 631-4741. THURSDAY The CHange County Japan- ese American Assn. will pre- sent a free cluldren's work- shop on ongarru kai at 3:30 p.m. at the Mesa Verde prepaid. The meeting is spon- sored by the Orange County Chapter of the Service Corps of Retired Executives Assn. (714) 550-7369. Green Systems lntematlonal will hold an orclud sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Green Sys- tems International Orchid Nursery, 20362 Birch St., New- port Beach. (949) 756-1211 Author Unda McMillln Pyle will speak about her book "Peaks, Pdlms & Picnics - Day Journeys m the Moun- tains and Deserts of Palm Spnngs and. the Coachella Valley of Southern Califor- nia· at 2 p m. at Borders Books, Music & Cdfe at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St, Costa Mesa (714) 432-7854 Etiquette expert Theresa Thomas will tedch cluldren between 8 and 12 dbout tdble manners from 4:45 to 8 p.m. at the Four Sedsons Hotel, 690 Newport Center Dnve. Newport Beach $105 (949) 760-4951 Branch Library, 2969 Mesa FEB. 6 Verde Drive. Costa Mesa (714) 546-5274 A workshop for small busl- . 4)esses lltled ·Business Plan "Employee or Independent Development" will be held Contractor?" a program on from 9 a .m. to noon'dt Nallon- the rnmifications of hiring al University, 3390 Harhor full-lime employees rather Blvd , Costa MPsa. $25, hut than freelance consultants, .$5 may be discounted 1f fee 1s will be held at 7 p m at the prepaid The> meetmg 1s spon- Newport Beach Central sored by th(• Ordnqe County Library's Friends Meeting Chapter of the• SefV!cc Corps Room, 1000 Avocado Ave of Retired ExN·uuves Ac;~n Free. (949) 717-3801 (714 ) 550-71b<I FEB. 3 A workshop for small busi- nesses titled "Tactics to Make E-Commerce SuccessfuJ for Small Business" wtll be held from 9 a m. to noon at Ndtion- al Umvers1ty, 3390 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. $25, bµt $5 may be discounted if fee is FEB. 7 A Workshop, ~Growing Pldnts Indoor'> .. The Easy Wdy," will he presented at 9:30 am dt Shem1dn Library & Gardens. 2647 Er Codst Highway, Corona de l f\.ldr $25. · ResPrvdllons c1re rfquired (944) li73-'.l2bl . Announcing the Grand opening of Costa Mesa's state- of-the-art physical wellness facility. Dedicated to the promotion and maintenance of wellness through the integration of body and mind . Supervised by Physical Therapists The American Cancer Soci- ety will present a class titled •t.ook Good ... Feel.Better• for cancer patients at 10 a.m. at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag Drive, Buildmg 41 , Newport Beach l'(amed cosmetologists will work Wlu{ pabents with makeup, Wlg and turban bps to help rude the signs of radia- tion and chemotherapy treat- ment. Free. (949) 261-9446. FEB. 8 South Coast Plaza wUI host the 21st Orchids lntemauonal Show and Sale Feb 8-11 on dll three levels of the Crate & Barrel/Macy's Home Wing. 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Feb. 8-9. I 0 a.m. to 1 p.m. Feb. 1 O. and 11 a m to 6 30 pm Feb 11 (949) 261 -2216 "State and Federal Payroll Reporting Requirements.• a program presented by Lori Everson, will be held at 7 p.m at the Newport Beach Central Ltbrary's Priends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. Free. (949) 717-3801 FEI. 10 The Presidential Motorcade Classic Car and Motorcycle Show will be held from 9 a.r'n. to 3 p m. at the Orange County Ma(ket Place, 88 FdlJ' Drive. Costa Mesa. The event will f.eature more than 1 .000 ven- dors, entertainment, d cherry- pie eating contest and a peanut bag-tossing compebbon. $10 or $15. (949) 723-6663 Green Systems lntemaUonal will hold an orclud sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 10-11 at Green Systems International Ordud Nursery, 20362 Buch SL. Newport Beach. (9491756-1211 The 552 Club's 2001 Sweet- Heart Ball will be held at 6:30 THURSDAY, JANUARY 25 TH ROUGH SATURDAY. JANUARY 27 SUPER SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE CENTER! A FINE AFFAIR B . MAGNESS THE BASKET CASE BASKIN ROBBINS BLOCKBUSTER VIDEO CATHAY NEWPORT RESTAURANT CHAMPAGNES MARKET 81 DELI CHEVRON USA COUTURE NEW YORK HAPPY NAILS LABELS MAG'S DONUTS MAILBOXES NEWPORT MASTER TAILORING MARCO POLO ITALIAN EATERY N EWPORT NORTH CLEANERS ONE HOUR MOTO PHOTO PETCO ROY AL JKWELl!RS SALON llKLCOURT DR. MICHAEL SHACK • OnOMKTRIST TULLY'e COl'l'EK •COMING SOON . I .. -· .. THE VIDEO llDITOR J • ... - . i ~,i I . I ..... . =r'' ~ ..... c...- ~ - MacArthur llvd. and 9www.lrwl Friday, January 26, 2001 9 p.m. at the Four Seasons Hotel, 690 Newport Center Dnve, Newport Beach. 5450 per couple, $225 per individ- ual. Reservations required. (949) 574-7208 FEB. 11 The .. Newport Beach Central Library will present •A Rag· bJne Feast,• a chance to learn about a musical style uruque to Amenca, dt 3 p.m m the Fnends Meeung Room, 1000 Av.ocado Ave (949) 717-3801. HI. 14 The Corona del Mar Cham- ber of Commerce will hold a Vcilentine Network.mg Mucer with live mus1e from 5:30 to 7·30 p.m at. the Bah1a ConnUuan Yacht Club. 1601 8dys1de Dnv~. Corona de! Mdr {9491 673-4050. SEE TOWN PAGE 10 We follov. N:iuonal lns111utc of Health Guidelines 10 Friday, Jonu~ 26, 2001 PEI. 15 The American Cancer Soci- ety will present its annual volunteer celebration and luncheon, themed "We Love Our Volunteers,• at 11 :30 a.m. at the Newport Beach Mamott, 900 Newport Center Dnve. ReglStrallon will begin at 11 a .m. $25 Reservabons require d (949) 26 1-9446 FEB. 16 SyMa Earle -a marine biol- ogist, dUthor consultant dnd lecturer w1U chscuss tdrmg for our Wds di 7 p m di the Newport Bet1ch Public Library, 1000 Avocddo Ave The event Will mclude d din- ner bullet $50 17141 740 2000 FEB. 17 •p1annlng Your Spring Gar- den,· d progrdm thdt I'> part ot thP Weekend Gdrdener Senes, will be held di 9.30 a m di Shenndn Lllmtry & Garden'>. 2b47 E Codst High: Wdy, Corcmd d<'I Ma1 Fret> (9441 h7 i l:lbl Sylvia Earle -a marine blol- O<Jl'>l dutho_r~ consultdnt and l<'c lltr<•1 will chc;rus'> C-dnnq for our '>l'd'> dt 2 p m di lht• N'''i>'"' Rr-t1ch Public L11>1,1cy, 1000 Avocado Ave· Thi· ewnt will inclucl1' light rPlrr>shrnPnl'> $15 17 14) 740- 2(100 FEB. 24 \ seminar for people who I' i1n lo '>tart t1 busmf'ss or lt11ve rC'cc>nUy rstdbllshed a husmes<, v.rtll be held from 8.30 a m lo 4 pm at Ndlloncil University, 3390 Hdrbor Blvd., r'osta MPSd Thc> progrdJTI ts sponsored b) ltte Ordnge- County Chaptc•r of Uw Ser- VIC e Corps of Rcured Execu- twes Assn (7141 S~IJ-71b9 FEB. 27 A workshop for small bust- -• !'f!/11!• f 111:11';;: 0 CT= ' nesses titled ·Marketing and Promotion• will be held from 9 a.m. to noon at National University, 3390 Harbor Blvd . Co6ta Mesa. $25, but $5 may be discounted if fee is pr~paid. The meeting ls spon- sored by the Orange County Chapter of the Service Corps of Retired Executives Assn. (714) 550-7369. "How lo Make the Most of Doctor V~1ts, • a seminar sponsored by Elder Care Consultants, will be held at 2 p m dt Borders Books, Music & Cdfe at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Free Reservations requested. (949) 64 5-8007. MARCH 3 The Court Appointed Special Advocates will hold its eighth ctnnudl fund-ra1ser at 6:30 p m a t the Sutton Place Hotel. 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Richard Gadbois ru, Ulis year's Chil- dren's Champion, is among those who will be honored. $250 (714) 663-8271 MARCH 11 The Leigh and Lucy Stein- berg Spirit Run will begin Wlth registration al 6:30 a .m. at Edwards Cmema Theaters at Fashion Island, 905 New- port Cente r Drive, Newport Beach. The run will include a I OK run/walk, a Jamba Juice SK Banana t;tfan Chase, a SK farruJy walk, youth race s and an Orange County Family Toddler Trot. Fees depend on the age of the partiapant. J.\'949) 222-3344. MARCH 23 Whole foods Market will host a two-hour demonstration cooking class with chefs Macy Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger from 7 to 9 p .m. at The Forum Classroom at Orange Coast Coll ege, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. (818) 501 -8484, Ext. 133. MARCH 27 Orange Cout CoUege wt1J present its 18th annual High School Senior Day from noon to 3 p.m. at the campus quad, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. (714) .C32·5725. MARCH 31 The Wanda J. Cobb Breast Health Symposium and Susan G. Komen Survivors Luncheon will be held from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Newport Beach ·Marriott HoteJ and Tennis Club, 900 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. $25. Reservations required. (714) 957-9157, Ext. 70. APRIL 18 The 14th annual J[IV/AIDS on the Front Une ~rence will be held at 8 a.m. at the Hilton Hotel, 3050 Bristol St .. Costa Mesa. The event is pre- sented by the AIDS Educa- bon and Training Center, UC Irvine and the Orange Coun- ty Health Care Agency. (714) 456-2249. APRIL 23 Whole foods Market will offer a special market tour from 5 to 7 p.m. to highlight new ways to prepare natural foods. The store is at 1870 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. (949) 574-3800. ONGOING The •KnJt-Wlts," a group of ' women wbo chat. knit and do stitchery, meet on the fourth Monday of every month from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m: at members' homes. Call for location and more information. (714) 546- 2244 . The Upper Newport Bay Nat- uralists and Friends meet on the second Saturday of every month at the comer of East- bluff and Back Bay drives. Walldng tours leave every 15 minutes, starting at 9 a.m . through 10:15 a.m. Pree. (714) 973-6820. The Newport Coast chapter of the All Lassen's Leads Club, an international group for business referrals, meets at 7:15 a.m . Tuesdays at Mimi's Cale, 1835 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. (800) 767- 7337. lbe Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club meets at 1 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. Satur- days at the comer of Crown Drive and San Joaquin Road. (949) 640-6049. The Newport Beach Walldng Club meets at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. daily. Walkers should meet at the intersection of Hospital Road and Superior Avenue. (949) 650-1332. Reverse Mortgage Network sponsors a question-and· answer session for seniors 62 and older at 3 p .m. Wednes- days at Bayside Village, 300 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 723-0233. I Eastbluff Eleml!ntary School PTA meets on the third Tues- day of each month alternat- ing with start times of 9 a .m. and 7 p .m. Meeting dates and ~. es are JX>sted in the school ce, 2627 Vista d el Oro, ewport Beach. (949) 515- 5920. A women's therapy support group meets to discuss rela- tionship issues at 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 1151 Dove St .. Swte 105, Newport Beach (949) 261 -8003. Friends of the Newport Beach Publi_c Library Used Book Store needs to replenish its book stock. Patrons are urged to bring m unwanted books. With the exception of law books or magaZllles, all donations -hardcover and paperback -are welcome and are tax-deductible Books may be left at any of the three branch libraries: Balboa, Mariners or Corona del Mar. They also may be dropped off in the special , book closet next to the store at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 759-9667. The Newport Beach New· comers Club meets a,t 10 a .m. the third Wednesday of each month at different homes. The grpup of about 100 women go on the rpad and play goU. tennis, bridge and more. The group also bolds several evening parties. (949) 854-4501. JewtJb Pamlly Service of Orange County sponsors a discussion group focusing on issues, concerns and respon- sibUitles of adult children caring for their elderly par- ents at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The purpose of the group is to help children and other concerned relatives identify problems and 1ssues and develop appropriate solutions. $30. (714) 445· 4950 The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce holds networking luncheon meetmgs from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednes- days at the Costa Mesa Country C lub, 1701 Goll Course Drive, Costa Mesa. V1s1tors are welcome. $13 (714) 885-9090. The Udo Isle Toastmasters Club meets at 6:30 p.m. Mon- days at the Oakwood Apart- ments, 1700 16th St.. m the clubhouse on the main level, in Newport Beach (949) 515- 9470 Jewish family Service of Orange County sponsors an ongomg healmg support group for the chronically ill. The purpose is to provide participants with emotional and spiritual support to man- age illness and its conse- quences. The group meets at 7 p.m. Thursdays at JeWlSh Family Service, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Attendance is free, but registration is required. (714) 445-4950 Scrabble Club No. 350 meets from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursdays at Borders Books. Music & Cafe on 19th Street and New- Doily Pilot .. port Boulevard, Costa Mesa. $3. New players are wel- come. (949) 759-C871 . The Coln and Stamp Club meets from 1 to 3 p.m. Mon- days at the Oasis Senior Cen- ter. New members interested in trading. buying and selling stamps and coins are being sought to join these informal meetings. There are no fees required. (949) &44-3244. Jewish family Service otter(· ongoing bereavement SUJ>" port groups for adults at afr stages of loss. The groups share experiences, hear haw others deal with grtef. receive- support and learn ways to cope with ~dftess and loss. One group meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at Beth Jacob in Irvine. The second group meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays at Temple Judea in Laguna Hills. The third group meets at 1 p.m. Thursdays at the Ezra Center in Anaheim. Free, but aCivance registra- tion is reqwred. (71 4) 445- 4950 Newcomers to the Balboa Island, Corona del Mar, New- port Beach and Newport Coast areas are invited to meet others who are also new at the Newport Beach New- comers' Club. This group of women meets once a month on Wednesdays at different hQmes and locations. (949) 854-4501. Jewish f8Jl\.llY Service of Orange· County provides a support and discussion group t~ ass1st participants in their recovery from childhood or teenage sexual abuse. The group meets from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E. Bak- er St .. Costa Mesa. Advance registrabon is required. (714) 445-4950. A Dealing with Divorce sup- port group is offered by Jew- ish Family Service of Orange County. The group 1s led by an experienced counselor and meets at 6 p.m. Tuesdeys at tbe Jewish Federation Campus, 250 E. Baker St., Sutte G, Costa Mesa. (714) 445-4950. Super Bowl Sunday Janu~ry 28 Aat ~· It's the biggest sports day of the year and Knuckles is the place to catch all the ICUon. Sporu mind· td vlslto" and locals can tnjoy the game live on six color monlto11 and 1 big scrttn. Plus ICnucld• wlM bt offtrlng their populu all you can ttt Mtadowlands Hot Do9 Bar and Baltlmort Ravens Nacho hr from l :OO p.m.·5:30 p.m. ANO, b.er 't*l•ls 111 day fongl CofTl'llrnent1ry Pl~ln9 Mllabla JW ~,,., .. '"" ( (H9) 129~16' , . ' . . . . . , . . . ' Friday, January 26, 2001 11 . . SeniOrs: This Is. Your wae Up Call!! "\ \ * . ...17 I J...'4 •Long-term Care Insurance Is Expensive (Fortunately, Not Anymore) · . •The Government Will Take Care Of Me ... (Sure They Will!) • • •My Kids Will Take Care Of Me ... (Yeah, Right!) .., , You Are Invited To A Free Where you will learn: •Why -Long-Term Care DOES NOT have to mean "Nursing Home" . • Who pays: Medicare, Meaical, or you??? • ... about Federal Tax Incentives for Long-Term Cctte Insu·r.ance • Costs of Long-Term Care and Long-Term Care Insurance • ... about a Long-Term Care Savings Plan: If you don't need care, sp~nd it! ... or leave it to your heirs, plus interest! Very exciting! · · If You Are Married, Bring Your Spouse; If Not, Bring A Friend. WHERE: RADISSON HOTEL 4545 Mac Arthur Blvd., Newport Beach (enter on Birch St. off Mac Arthur) . I --FREE PARKING.-- WHEN: Tuesday, January 3orn ,., 1 o:ooAM or 2:00PM Admission ls Free. Nothing Will Be Soltl In This Workshop. Brokers and agents not invited. Space is needed or Seniors. SEATING IS LIMITED! CALL NOW ·TO RESERVE YOUR SEAT: 1-800-418-6465 24HOURS ' IF YOU CAN'T ATTEND NOW, TELL THE OPERATOR YOU'D LIKE TO BE . INVITED TO OUR NEXT WORKSHOP. r . ANOTHER SENIOR · WORKSHOP BROUGHT • TO YOU BY GED~ . ~ :t ~ --~ NEWPORT BEACH, CA license #OC24353 , .. • .. ' . ' . UCI and Freedom VIiiage to provide speclal health care program to senlon Bayside VIiiage: a community rising above the rest The Rossmoor Regency: ease of llvlng I n affiliation with the UCI Media.I Center Program in Geriauics, the first and only Geriatric Team AJKSsmeot and Coruulcacion Program is now open ar Freedom Village Health Care Center in Lake Forest. Doctors specially trained in Geriatric Mcd.icarc and an outstanding team of health care professiona.ls have been formed to provide thU five-day comprehensive aueumcnt program to Kniors. 'Iiic consultation team will be led by geriatric medical spcciaJjm from UCI and includes leaders in the field of geriatric ptt.rmacy, physical and occupacionaJ therapy, neurology and dcmcncia, psychology, nucsing. social work. psycruauy, nutrition and alrcrnativc medicine. "Older adults often search for answers 10 their health care problems by going from doctor to doctor, each prescribing a differcm medication,• said Dr. Steven Ross, cx.ecutivc director of Freedom Village. "With this new program, seniors will have the advantage of working with a team of specialists in th~cld of aging to • properly assess their needs and provide recommendations for care.~ For morr inform11rion, rontact fuedom Vi"4ge Health C.rr Cmter at (949) 472- 4733. Volunteers needed for meal delivery ~e Costa Mesa Scni~r Cenrcr and 1 Senior Meals and Services, lnc. arc KClcing volunteers to assist in delivering hot noon meals to homebound senior citiz.cru Monday through Friday. A warm unite and approximately two hours ~r week arc the only rcqwremcnts. Mileage reimbursement is available. For morr ~formation, rontart Gary at (714) 894-9,79. Monday through Friday ftvm 8 11.m. until 5 p.m. Bayside Village is a housing community for the>« who att 55 years of age or older. Offered by Modular Lifestyles of Newport Bcacll, thiJ manufacrured home community is on the picrurcsque Back Bay in Newport Beach, and has long been home to active seniors looking for the Newport 8cacli lifestyle at an affordable price. Nestled comfortably on the waterfront bcrwccn Fashion Island and the Balboa Bay Club, there arc two dubhowes, two pooWspas, a fimCSJ room, a billiards room, marina and much more! An innovacivc alternative co the demand for larger, contemporary housjng, our new, two-story, manufactured homes arc dearly visible rising above the rooflines. Come sec for yoursclP. For more infonnation about Baysuu Village, romart Tony at th-e sales o.ffire. (949) 723-4045. T he Rosamoor Regency is called home by many Orange County Seniors. Choosing a retirement community can be an overwhdming wk bccawc you arc actually choosing a new lifmyle. While the clega.at lobby Is furnished in European style featuring a hand painted ociling reminiscent of an Italian masterpic:cc, residents will cell you chat the beautiful R.ossmoor Regency is more than just a pretty f.lcc: it's one of Orange County's premier senior communities. At The Rossmoor Regency in Laguna Woods, seniors have found that independence and health arc the formula for a rewarding and happy life. Herc, seniors find a life of case and comfort in a community that celebrates their indcJ>cndcncc and helps them ma.intain it in an environment of support and (riendship. Residents enjoy a private one or two bedroom apanmcnt with courtyard or mountain views, while being relieved of the StrCSS of caring for their own home. Rossmoor provides a life of case that Do n't change your life style .. ~ Enrich it! At Regents Point Retirement Communlty1 you cen c-OnUnue10 enjoy all the things you love about Orange County. Whether lrs taking i 'clus at UCI, socializing, or just playing a spirited game of bridge with fI.jemh, living at Regents Point aJlows you to continue cfoing alfthese things and more!. Regents Point offers the freedom you desire and tht independence wu expect for your retirement. Our continuing care plan Is suited to meet your varied needs. Call Regents Point at (800) 278-8898 today, and find out why our residents aren't changing their Uves -they're mrlchlng them. ' Regents Point --- Rlfm11 P,,,111 u --' oJ •,,,-.Illy S.u"'"" c.hfano111 f'M.,,...,.,. H1-i, • 110111«rt1,..11, ""t-far-f'Wfit ,.,..,.,.,""""I,,..,_ thrvwp f..,.J,'1 rrrtrtMml '-""1"""'19$$. c.a;.n. .. -t.c ..... ,J()06J257 ~~ indudes the advantages of howckecping and Uncn 1ervi~ tranaportation ro shopping. appointments and cultural events, rccrearion and entcrta.inmenr and three delicious and nutriciow meals served each day in the dcga.nt Rossmoor Regency dining room. Auisccd living health care tcrViccs arc also available. Ac Rossmoor Regency we have made having a great lifatylc even easier for seniors. ·.It's like having your o,;,..n hou.sckccpcr, gardener, chef. driver and concierge for one affordable monthly fee!" There i.s even full scrvic.c health care available in cht privacy of your apartment if the need ,houJd arillC. The suff and residents of the Rossmoor Regency would like to cotdwly invite you to join us for a tour of this bca"tiful rctitcmcnt community. For morr infomuirion, raU Marilyn 11t (949) BJ0-8051. or 11iS11 the ~b Site 111 www.arrlp.com. TM RoSJm()()r &tm'J in Lag1ma Woods is i«aud at 24441 CAJJ.a Sonora TILXt to Lrisurr Worla Gau U . D ..-Polauai}1r• liilW ~----..caridUni .. .,.. h ...... ma oi CMhcil br.....,. * ~ olmcir ~arid ~~pollcy. This ... crvie loag ~ thr cierm ·~11M1t• w ia ~ ~u Point bdoiip cio • acw ~.Don ol miferwc communiUa. /u a CONi.nuing aue comamAicy dediand ~ the ongoUlg edwrnure of lik, WC ilt"itc )'O'.l IO Ma~ of ic! m .. #fir""'"'*"· ,w. 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Tony Altobelli DAILY PILOT COSTA lvtESA -Estancia High senior Zuyin Barrera fowid the perfect concoctJon for kicking her Ou bug. Just rrux in one three-pointer, nine seconds, two crazy packs of fans and four nngs of a vtctory bell and serve at the Newport Rib Company. Barrera's trey not only gave her girls basketball team a dramatic 39-38 Paci.fie Coast League win over crosstown rival Costa Mesa, it brought the "Victory Bell" perpetual trophy that goes to the senes winner back to Eagle Country after a one-year stint atop Mesa's mantle. Estancia won the first meeting this year. 42-26. "It was a play we've been working on all year,• Estancia Coach Paul Kirby . said of the game-winning possession. GIRLS BASKETBALL Nancy Hatsushi led the Mustangs •Actually, I was just looking for a two-with 11 points, six assists and four steals, pointer, but Zuyin spotted up behind wbiJe·Rboodi Naff added 10 potnts. the (three-point) line and hit the big-tor me, Tuha got me the ball and I hit "They (Estancia) did a great ·job shot when it counted the most.• it. It was definitely the biggest shot against us tonight," Mesa 'Coach Jim The designed play started with I've ever hit in my life.• Weeks said. the Eagles (13-8, 5-1 in league) trail-Mesa (12-10, 3-3) had one last "" Estancia led after one quarter, 11- ing, 38-36, with 22 seconds left. With chance to take the lead back. but 8, but was outscored, 13-1, in the time running down, freshman guard Barrera stole the inbound pass and second, thanks to a bounding Mus- Trisha Wase drove the lane, saw Bar-forced a jump ball With the posses-tangs' defense. rera open in the left comer and deliv-sion arrow pointing in the Eagles' "Mesa's defense was really strong ered a aisp pass. direction, Hirata took the subsequent and we couldn't do anything about Barrera caught the ball, squared inbound pass and scurried around it,• Kirby said. ·we made some up and drC\lJled the game-winning the court to kill the final seconds of adjustments at halftime and tried to basket with nine seconds remaining, the contest. work more with our back ~ to sending the Estancia side of the gym "This was a big game for both of open up some more shots.• into a frenzy. us," Kirby said. •we both were com-Byfield, after being held to only •At 16 seconds, I took off for the ing off of tough losses, so we both three points in the first half, got her comer to get o~, • said Barrera, wanted this one bad. It was nice to offense going in the third quarter, who sat out .all ut the final three see us bounce back the way we did." scoring nine of the Eagles' first 11 minutes of the first all and, weak-Xochitl Byfield led the Eagles with second-hall points to help the visitors ened, spent most of the second hall 13 points and six rebounds, while pull within 30-28. on the sideline. Tuha Gray grabbed 13 rebounds to "Lisa (Hirata) set a great screen go along with her four points. SEE EAGLES PAGE 15 Thursday's !>Cores 19mldli Jt, c.-. --• c:an.w .. MlrM, laglsla Bead'l 10 Unlwrsity 54, Nor1hwoOd 25 ·• Tuesd.,y's g.:im~s (7 p m ) Local tournament Estancia lUgb's Somer Flaherty (9) gets whacked by Savanna's Andrea Barraza Thursday. Estancia begins healing process • Meeting today planned to clear the air within program. Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Unan wered quesbons may be answered, nsion could be resolved and compromises will most hkely be made at a 10 a.m. meeting today at Estancia High that could bring peace to the Eagles' girls water polo team. Estancia Principal Tom Antal set up the meeting to address issues that led to the Eagles forfeiting Wednesday's Padtic Coast League game with Coro- na del Mar. Antal said he "invited• the players, Coach Michelle Spanley and Girls Athletic Director Nancy Ferda to the meeting. "It's been an emotional week for the girls,• ~~id while watching Estancia drop a?2-4 nonleague game to visiting Savanna Thursday. ·we just need to talk about where they are at.· The Eagles (2-9, 0-2 in league) have struggled, largely due to inexperience. Of the 22 varsity players who began the season, 13 were not only new to the team, but new to water polo. Ferda said a handful of Eagle play- ers threatened to boycott Wednesday's game. Ferda said, Spanley came to her Wedn~day morning reporting about five players had informed her they were not going to play against the Sea Kings. •Our forfeiture in league is a very big thing," Antal said. •1 want to talk to the team and make sure everybody had a chance to deal with the issues. I would like to resolve the residual feel- ings that would impair the girls finish- ing the season." As of Thursday, the varsity roster listed 12 players, but the team was without seniors Anna Rasmussen and Katie Menden Thursday. Both appeared before the varsity game, but left because Menden had to go to work. They said they were sus- pended from the team Wednesday because of disagreements· with Span- . ley. They would not comment further, but said they hope to resolve the issue at today's meeting. Spanley would not confirm whether the seniors were indeed suspended. "I do whatever I'm instructed to do,• said Spanley, a third-year coach who teaches special education at the school. Said Antal, "I'm not going to talk about individual players. But, nobody is suspended." When asked if there were any tern-. porary or game suspensions Antal said, "Any internal discipline that we had is a game-by-game thing ... that's the internal stuff between a kiii and a coach." SEE POLO PAGE 15 Sea ~gs rip Artists •Kristin McCoy's ankle injwy sours 64·16 Cd.M win. CORONA DEL MAR The Corona deJ Mar High gtrts basketball team easily defeated vislUng Laguna Beach, 64-10, Thursday nlgbt, but pa.ad a prtce tn do4ng so. Sen.lot atandout Kristin ~ ( gbt poU1tl and 12 19how>d1) went down wtth • .pratDed 11Qhl ankle in the tbild quanei:. Her lt&tUt 11 ~ •1t started to swell up on her, so they went to the hos- pital for X-rays,· CdM Coach Elbert Davit said. ·~he's definitely out for Newport Harbor GIRLS on Saturday and HOOPS most likely out for Tu da)11 game . ~goJ.nJt Northwood. Hopefl.llly, we ceo get h r back for th a.t.anda game.• c.nie Hawkins and Jack- ie McCoy MCh bad 12 pointt for CdM (g.12, 4-2 ln league). HawJdol allo grabbed lfM!n ntbCJ!!gjda, •Carrie bad a monster night for us: Davit .satd. •She's 6tartlng lo'get her legs back and we're going to need her big time if Krlltin ii ouL • • • Meanwhile, Newport Harbor prepared for Satur· day's 7 p.m. Back Bay show· down (at Harbor) with a 85- 24 See Vlew lMgu Jou to visiting trvm (4·1 in a..gu.) Thursday. 'Tho Sallora fell beblnd. t 6-.c, tn the llrit QU&1"t11' ud ~: r~. P,..Junan JIDIADM Whit· field led tb9 1lan (2· 15, ~ In lellgue) db ..... ,.... • ' one to remember T he~ Newport- Mesa Intermediate School girls volleyball' tournament was held last week at Harbor Day School and the excitement of the competition, coupled with the boisterous crowd, provid- ed an experience which these young athletes will remember the rest of their lives. ~ The tournament was seed- ed based on results from five weeks of round-robin league play. In the eighth-grade tour- nament, the top seed was Harbor Day, fol- lowed by No. 2 Ensign and No. 3 Corona del Mar. The league was very evenly matched, as 10 of the 15 matches went three games. Britta Nielsen and Enca Solis attacking, as well as Brienne Ogden's leadership and Marks' all-around bustle, Corona came back to win, 15-12. Jordan Anae was also responsible for many point- scoring efforts. Ford, a fonner CdM High and Princeton setter, phoned Erica Hansen, a former Har- bor Day and Princeton player who teaches school in San Francisco, after the match to fill her in on all the champi- onship details. The impor- tance of the match is special to those who have played in it. The Harbor Day staff includes coach-- es with many suc- cessful seasons behind them. Head Coach Paro Cole- man has directed Harbor Day to more championships than The seventh- grade townament started with Dwyer as the No. 1 seed, followed by Harbor Day and Ensign. Charlie Brande any other junior high in the annual VOWYBAl.l tournament. Assis- tant Susan Ihrke Corona del Mar defeated Ensign, 12-15, 15- 11, 15-12, in one of two very ex.citing eighth-grade semifi- nals. Ensign was led by Lau- ren Helfrich and Stephanie Trlnen. While Ensign battled, the Sea Queens were on a mission. In the other semifinal, Harbor Day swept TeWmkle, setting up a final the partici- pants should remember for years . After two lopsided games in which Corona del Mar won the first and Hlubor Day the second, Harbor Day jumped out to a 12-4 lead in the pivotal third game. With the leadenhip of Balley Robinson. as well as the play of Taryn ntmutzer, Hadley Burnham and Llnd.sey Ensign, Harbor Day appeared to be on its way to the championship. But CdM would n~ be denied. Coacli Melissa Pord had expressed to her setter, Ash- ley Marks, the tmpo~ of this match, stating they would rem.ember th& results forever. Wlth middle blockers pleyed on former · Harbor Day championship teams, while assistant Wendy Hwnphries is a former All- American setter at Stanford University. .• The seventh-grade tour-.,, nament was equally crowd .: pleasing. In one semifinal, Ensign defeated second- seeded Harbor Day, 16-14, in • the third game to advance to the title match. Top-seeded Dwyer of Huntington Beach defeated TeWmkle in the other semifi. nal. Ensign rallied for a 9-12, 15-2, 15-12 victory in the final. with Bryana Carey, Meghan Louvier and Court- ney Hanson leading the way. Ensign had not won the seventh-grade title since the "" early 1990s, when Melissa ~ Schutz, Sara Fairborn and "" Laura Osborne led the way. ll'I This local toumament is ,.._ an extremely valuable expe-: rience for all of these playent 1 4S they prepare lo move into the high school ranks. It is also one that they wm always ' remember and cherish. I ' Qaily Pilot .. , .. ,,. ~---- SPORJS EAGLES Cc5NTINUED FROM 14 "She's a sohd scorer for us,• Kirby said of tus tiOphomore standout. •Her scoring really got our team gomg again.• The Eagles' defense also turned up the heat. forong seven Mesa turnovers in the third quarter. But Mesa still managed to hold the lead until Barrera's bomb. Mesa struck first with a jumper by Natt, creating a 32· 28 advantage. HAPPY BIRTHDAY C:.lelw• ... h 'Ollllw Not-. A~of1M.,....,._ JQIW C>Jaau.o. 0 CosrA MESA oms CDUN'TWY 1 7 Jumpers by Wase and Jes- s1ca Orellana (Sl.X pomts) drew the Eagles even wtth 2:30 left. After both teams traded hoops, Le1gh Marshall, score- less t6 that potnt, boWlced in ii long three-pomter Wlth 1:18 left to break a 34-34 tie. Barrera tut a d.rivmg under· hand layup with one minute left to lnm the deficit to one. Chn.stine Caron made 1 of 2 free throws wtth 30 seconds left for a two-point Mesa lead, but 1t wdsn't enough. "I hdd been sick all week,• Barrerd Sdld. •1 reel much better now· SCHEDULE TODAY ·~·· High school boY\ Estan<1a·at Costa Mesa, 7 p m , Laguna Beach at Corona del Mar, 7 p m , Irvine at Newport Harbor, 7 p m • SOCCIM' High school ~ · Estan<.1a at Costa M@Sil, 3 15 p m , Laguna Beach at Corona del Mar. 3 15 p m , Irvine at Newport Harbor. 5 p m • W•tet po4o High school girls · Foott11ll at Newport Harbor, 3 45 p.m., El Modena ett Costa Mesa, 3 15 p m Estancia at San Clemente Touma· ment. TBA Friday, Jonuory 26, 2001 15 POLO CONTINUED FROM 14 Agamst Savanna, the Eagles managed lo iCOre four goals EstaOOla's oew goalie, Laura Morton, collected nine saves m her fin.t game m place of Rasmussen Four of her saves came in thP third period and she anchored a def~ that held tl}e Rebels to one gOd.l m the ~ond quarter. ·They've gdtned more expenenn·, • Spanley said. "We o~ hdd five veteran player!. play They're gairung knowledge Of pldymg wtth edch other t'm really proud of thf'm They Cd.me together as d group They were down !><>mP pldyen; dnd they pldyed a good game, d gdme they could be proud of • IQ her fust yectr wtth the tedITl. J uruor Diana Alderete said she hds no regrets about sw1tchmg from basketball to water polo. But, Wednesday's forfeit d11J not SdUsfy her "It Wd!. frustrdtmg." she sclld "Bf'< duse when you don't know lhti whole story . that's Whdl Olddt' 11 fruslratmg. • HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL SUMMARIES ' PAOflC COAST LEAGUE PAOFIC COAST LEAGUE ESTANOA 39, CosTA MESA 38 Score by Quartws CoM 64, LAGUNA BEACH 10 Scon by Quarters SEA VIEW L£AGUE IRVlNE 65, NEWPORT 24 Score by Quiwten Irvine 16 17 15 17 • 65 Newpon Harbor 4 8 2 1 O • 24 Irvine Grechko 17, Thawfey 14, Carlson 10, Kamada 9, Morrta 8, O'Hara 5, Coleman 2 Estancia 11 1 16 11 39 Costa Mesa -8 13 9 8 38 Laguna Beach 1 3 2 4 10 ~. · Byfield 13, Orellana 6, Wase 5, Barrera 5, Gray 4, Matsu fu11 3, Hirata 2, Rodnguez 1 CdM 19 14 16 lS · 64 3-pt. gQals ·Byfield 1, Barrera 1, Matsufuji 1. Fouled out · none. Technicals • none. l.agUJY Beach Freedman 2, Jones 3, Kirkpatridc 1. Moral~ 2. Shamy 2 3 pt goals Jones 1 Fouled out • none Technicals · none 3-pt. goal~· Grechko 3, Morita 2. Kamada 1 Fouled OU1 ·none Technicals none C.os1a Mesa · Hatsush1 11, Natt 10, Caron 6, Muniz 5. Tre10 3, Mar shall 3, Cooper 0, Lazos 0. 3-pt. goals · Hat.sushi 1, Tre10 1, Marshall 1 Cot'ONI del MM · Hawkins 11. J McCoy 12, K McCoy 8, Maries 6, Khen 6, Pham 4, Gruber 4, Alateha 4, Kawata 3. Luu l Snell 2 Newport Hwbor Whitfield 7, Woller 6, Castillo 4, Vasquez 3, Al~ 2, Broolc.s 2, Campbell 0. Scharle 0. Mino o, Gonnan o 3-pt. goals Whitfield 1 Fouled out· none Technicals -none 3-pt goals · none Technicals none Fooled OU1 • none Te<tlnicals · none • .._ _ __,.u. __ __. l w.,,. I I ~ .... 11 w *>TK& 11 Ml£ Mnal I l w -I &crow No,4072-AW NOTU Of' TRUITH'I Fictitious Bualneaa NOTICE TO NOTICE OF Couri of California. Distnci BoslneSI OtflCt. lorm. Shffts P-1 lhrougli' Fictitious Bualneaa Flctltlou1"eualnna ~~ SALE ~~fW> Of' Name Statement CREDITORS OF BULK PURSSEUIZAUNTRE TO , County ol ORANGE. 11210 Oak Street. Foun-p.9 proVKled In ttie con· Name Statement Name S terMfrt ,,,. .. , 8 ,.. •a•"' TS NO 200CM2e62 Jhe following penion,11 SALE THE PETITION FOR laon VaHey. CA 92708 lraci (k)Ouments 8J1d The following persons Th lot .,.,. ""''"" -LOAN NO 8827582957 are doloo business as HEAL TH AND PROBATE reque11s that At this limo. dalo. and shill be aocompan.ed by dol a 8 CUCC Sec. 110I) YOU AAE. IN DEFAULT Floor Time. 1824 VIOia (UCC Sec. G105) SAFETY CODE GLORIA SHIMER bo place. b4ds will bo pub-1 cer11hed 01 cashier's arS '\!:nos~s r~a ~ 1;:64 NoTICE IS HEREBY UNDER A DEED ~ Place, Cosui Mesa, Cah-Escrow No 34M05-0CS appomted as pers.onal Ucly opened arid reed ol'8dt Of 1 bid bond IOf treet & ec· ren annon, GNeN 11\at a llull Ule It TRUS\.~l]D MAY_~~ fomla 92627·2725 NOTICE IS HEREBY Sl:CTION rapresentatrve to lldmln. aloud foi Bid No noc leae than 100~ o11l>e tlblet, 14361 Beach Newport Ava •A. IDoulloblnwde 1994 u,.'-='I YOU TN.Z: Michael P OOrady. GIVEN !Mt 1 bulk Mle 11471/11488 ls1er the eslale of the ti&-01-01 'PLAYOROUNC1 amount ·Of their bid, Blvd· Westmmsler. CA Tu~:;n CAR92780 Thi '*1'11(1) end ACTION TO PROTECT 1824 VIOia Pl-. Co&1a AND NOTICE OF cedent. EQUIPMENT" H 1n· made payable 10 tne Crty 92683 ran 81 bulirllle llddrlll(•) d YOUR PROPERTY:r IT Men. Cafllorn1a Is aboul to be rMde. INTENDED THE PETITION re· dlcaled WI tilt Bid~ of Costa Mesa No Gary Katsens 612 12764 Newpon Ave · the Miit(•) are ~~~~tFAYoC 92627·2725 The name(•) Ind FORFEITUR! quests the deoedents hcatton Bid documenls proposal shall be con· HeflOlrope Ave Corona '~ T":1 CA i2780 SAMUel. SYNGBUM NEED ~ EXPUNATIOH This business 11 con-bu11r*11 llddreM(•) ot PURSUANT TO WiM and oodlalS. 4 any, and IP8C'ficahont ere lldilred unless aocom· del Mar CA 92525 '' "nea 11 con- OH, 1176 S.W StrM\. ~ nE NAT\JREe dueled by. an lndMdual the aelet(a) .,.,.. HEAL TH AND be admitted to Pfobeta on hie 11 the O.st11C1 panied by toeti c.ashoef'a ~~ ~s·:i~,.;~j ~':!allV y~: ~ IE-24. ~ ,,._., CA MOOE~ Have you s1ar1ed NEWPORT DYN ... ....., SAFETY CODE The ~ and any oodicdt PurchUlng Department d'oeck. ca.ah. Of bidder's Have you sfar!ed oo.og ~ ..,_,,, No 82t2I YOU .. <!.00 LA....,.,.., doing busmeu yet? ,....,,, • are available lor H· 17210 Oelt S1rae1. Foun-bond dOlrlQ buslr'le ? Ka Ra ~ Ol*la &--. • .... CONT.......__'f='~".:.;; Yes. 01/01/2000 INN, INC., 203 CALLE SECTION 11488.4 11YWWbOn In Iha file kept ta1n V•lley, CA 92708 No bid shall be con· Gasry Kai::nsvet No Th~ 1ta~ement was MUOOY"S COFFEE .--.. • w-Mlc:hael P O'Gra0y REGLA. SAN On December 13, by lt>e ooun. (714) 843·3245 llde!'ed unless 11" rt1aoe \1 HOUSE =:: Ttvs statement was 2000 at tile Cos18 Mesa THE PETITION r• A Mandat<>ty Prebtd on 1 blank propoul form This at&ment wH hied with Iha County u, °'* ~ :8 )425 ~ hied wttl\ Iha Cooney CLEMENTE, CA t:zt72 Police Department. quests--authonty to ed· Conference and Job fumlhed by Iha Crty ot !tied With Ille County ~1~~819 Councy '*"'(•r ~-) '57 COIU Mau. CA Cleft>. ot Orange Councy Doing ~ at Costa Meaa CA tile rNl106tef Iha &sia!e tH1def Walk" Wiii be held on ~ Meaa and 11 tnllde ~1~4 ~f Coonry 200tUStH2 .UMCI flt eallr(a) 11~1ne "'-8of'a on 01/12/2001 TSURU RESTAURANT pi0per1y delCObed as the lndepelldent Adml!l-Flbl'\.lary I, 2001 at lfl aCCOtdance witt> the 200l6853f27 Dally PllOC Jen 12 19 wifin _ tnl ~ .. ~.~ ,. 20016851&50 AJ oCtw busltlMI $2.146 was wzed pur-iStllbon ot Estates Act. 900 •m at the o.tnct prov111ona of Iha n~.1u PllOC Jan 26. Feb 26 Feb 2 200t F8Qt .---· --r:--'. Dally PlloC Jan 26, Feb name(•) Aanc1 suan1 lo H•aflh • and (TI1I; Authonly Wiii alow M11n11nance Ott1c1 Proposal reqwaments ~, ' · · - -:.i.' ~ ~ the 1UC11on •At";_ nor111~ 2. 9. 16. 2001 F81 t Safety Code S4'c1ton the personal repres.nt· 17890 Newland Streel Each bidder must 2• 9• 16• 2001 FatJ ActttJoua Bualne.e 1'19 ........__ In ~ 700 CMi: Flct-ltloua Bual--a ~ .. ) 11Md by the 11471111488 by the alive to take rrtafT'/ ac· Foun1a1n Valley Ca have a Clase 'B. 1nd/cl' Fictitious Buslnell N•-S._.____., ......_.., c.,., Ottve Welt. Saro ·-Mier(•) wlttWn the pu1 Co61a Meta PoflCll 0• \IOns withovl obtaining 92708 All ti.ddera most Class "29" and/Of Class ..... ,...,,_.,. ~ ol ._ c:hllf /via c:.aiom. on FellNafy tume Statement ttv'l8 )'911'1. 11 etated by par1menl COUr1 11P9rova1 Before ll4' ~ at lllll ~ to 61 " Contractor llC8n$8 Name Statement The 1ofto:wtn9 08fl0"'8 ~•) ... ~..:!.. h 11 ~·•~PM. ID the The fOllOwinsi P8f9onl It-. ............ ,), la/"9 The properly was taking certain VfJ<y 1m· be conaidered IOf this IOf Btoc:lt WaJ Muonty ~~ persons arK• dOlng ~ • -• ... ..,.,,. bidder, oeY8tlll • a1e dolllg bu9ineu u . ..,_, Mize<! Wl1h respec1 10 al-por1anl aci10n1. how· proieet and al90 be pre-qualified are -.., boS100SS as un Behr-2e30 W eboW......_ ---'I) ..... the lknl of ... b'c:Mh, a Btorn Fine Detailing, NONE leged violaUon(a) of a -· the P8fl0Nll r8'>"• The Board ot Tl\Jllees u rtQUlfed by law OUETZALCOATL Ltncoln Ave , 1308, , ... ·-·-. .... ~acNdtdrwnbya 120 lnduatrlal Way, Thelocellon ln Celffomla S41dion(a) °' tn. Healtll MtUl1YG .... be requited r"81VN the rlghl IO r• The Clly Councd cA the NATIVE AMERICAN ~.CA 92801 addl9ll of Ill buyer(•) ..... or nlllonlf"lier*. • eo.ta Masa. CA 92627 ot Ile Chief Eucutlve and Safely Code to give notice to In· jeCI any and atfbldl and Clly ot Costa Mesa r• FLUTES ANO DRUMS Kun Allen Behr-. ..,.,. OS CAFES. LLC. ctleCll ~by• 9'11111 or Advanced Aulo Oetlll· ,...._ ... ....._ _...._ .... SecUon You are hefeby reresled P8r900I unlesa 10 waive any inllQIJlanty MKVes the rlght 10 reiect 28691 Modjeska Ca· 2630 W Uncoln Aw 270 E. 1~Slreet. Col1e '9dltW crd Urion, or 1 Ing, Inc , 120 lndustr1al ....,.,_ "' .,. --.. noclfied that tile Dlslricl they h111e waived notN:e ltlefeln The ngt11 Ta allO any or 111 btds nyon Roa<I S1lverod0 •308. Anahe1m. CA Ma@, CA m =.d::: ~ ..... io:; Way. Costa Mesa, CA SAME AUorney ol Orange or conS1nted lo the rN81\/ed by the Board of The Conlractor shall Cahformjl 92676 92801 Thi llMtl befnO lllOClltlon. llMr9 92627 The name(•) and Counly ha1 mltiatad proposed acttonJ Tile Trustees to MleC1 ~-comply w11h tha Gu~lermo Lopez This bvslne .. It con- IOld n ~ IPOCllldon or wvtnga This business 11 con· butinea .cld1'911 al lhl prooMdlngt to lorten tl\4' lndependenl • minis-and/ot scope ol woOI prov111ons of Secilon Martinez, 28691 Mod· dueled by an tndMdual dllatllCJ M fumftunt. blllll ~ 111 l8dlOl1 ducted by. e oorporatlol'I above-described prop· !ration authcMily wlll be whlctl II\ their opinion Wiii I no to 1780, lnclusrve. le&k.a Canyon Road. Sol-Hava you lllrted fbd&nl. equipment. 11102 oftiil Fiii~· ·111 Code Have you star!ed buyer(a) la/are· SMI erly pursuant to Health granled unlasa an in-b8111t MM Ille needl ot el the Cahlom111 LabOr verado. Callfoma 92676 doW1g bualn..a yet? No nderlame. goodwlll, and dlorlze.. 'O ti: doing bualnasa y•t? HOTEL. UC, MO N. and Safety Coda teresled perwon tilee an th4t Ofatrlct Code. the p<8Y811ing rate Dawn Castle Mar1inez. KTu .. r111 8!~,r-l-t wu ~ 1m1rMt and ~ ~111.. Yee. 1/10/2001 GOLDEN CIRCl.£, Section 1 t488 <I objectlon 10 the pebtlon Prevafflng Wage Seate end scale of wag&s es· Modje&ka Canyon Road " .. -·-· ~,.,..,.....,.. and ;;;;;--;,,.., llll>llY br Advanced Auto Detall· 121., SANTA AN'-CA Yoo are lnlltt\lcled that end shows good cause will apply arid • on Fiie lablisned by tl'l8 Crty of Sllveredo, Cahlorn1a hied with IN County ~not 90 compe111 ~ICOliti*m rA the ing, Inc , B;orn WlliS.Mr, .....,05 ~ you dNlre to c:onlest wily the coun should not Olted lhie 16111 day ot Costa Mesa wt11ch are 92Thl6756 ........... 11 ~. Cter11 of Orangt ColrCy Ind ... foc:8tld It ~Oltl8r Presld•nl -· the forfellure of th11 grant the euthorfty. January. 2001 on 11141 with the Qty etenc ............. ...,., on 01/Hl/2001 1175 a.. St-. IE· camnon , If This statement w11 1lle aaMCI being IOid pr~rly pursuant 10 A HEARING on !tie By Patridt Quinn, DI· of Ille C•IY of Costa dUc:led by an ll'ldlvldual 2001U515tS ~ COiia Miia CA "·"'°"""' hied wilh the Counly .,.. OW*9ly dMalbed Healltt and Safety Code pe111ion wll be held on recto<, Procurement/fa· 'Mesa. and shall f0f1e•t Have you 111r1ad Dally P11oC Jan 12, 111. eD ' Seid .. wll bl m9d8 C1ertt of Orange County at FUNITURE, Section 11488 S. you FEBRUARY 15. 2001 al cikhH pen1lt1es prescribed dOlnll ~ '1911 No 26,J'!b 2, 2001 f803 llUlk 11 wlllOIA _.... or on 01110/2001 muat Ne a venfiod claim 1 45 pm in Dept L73 Publhshed Newpa!t ther8111 1or Dawn C M.lrllneZ lllt .... :1;::.,~1. r.:::::: .:. 2001U515t2 FIXT\JRES, Sllliog your in1erHt In local«! at 341 The Crty Buch·Co•I• M•H noncompj••nca of satd Th• stalarMnl WH :::.., 10 It :: ~ = OMy P11oC Jin. 12. 111. EQUIPME.NT, AA0 the property You mutt Dnve South Orange Daily P11oC January 19. Code ~n.; :°'~ ~..,!! E ~ ID 29, Feb 2, 2001 F8QQ INVENTORY lite flit dam In the Su-CA 92868 26, 2001 MARY ELUOTT, .....,_..,... .........,", olllc» ol HERJTAG .. ........-~''°' Coun of Iha IF YOU OOJECT 16 F8Q:4 o.puJy City Ci.rt. On 01/l7/200l ESCAOW COMPANY. 8'l4dlrad by _, Deed. Flc:tltioua Bu8'nea and ere located at. 2300 Courtly ot Orangt Wllt1ln the gran11ng ot the peu. City of C09tl .._. 20016152230 .tae eddl9ll la. ~ N. ......, t1f Plllllfl E. tutM St.tement PACIFIC COAST (30) dlys of the h pub-bon, you lltlOIAd appear CfTY Of Publtshe<! Ne#pO(I o.ty Pllal JM! 19, 26. Clmdlrl °""'9. · 5ui. W-. an llMWlted The ~ perlOnl HIGHWAY, NEWPORT bhon ol thla Notice, al Iha hearing and ataM COSTA MESA Baach·Costa Mesa Feb. 2. II. 2001 R!06 610, ....,, .... CA -*'" • w.ot, are doing~... 8EACM,CAt1tlO unlaaa you receive your ~ or file ORANGE COUNTY, Oatly Pilot ~nu•ry 26. I0210 and Ill lllCOldld~ 19• 1... Sllva'a Custom Aulo 1lle ~ .. 11 ac1Ual noooe (PleaH writlen objec(Jons with CALIFORNIA Flll>Nary 2 2001 •llc-172 ... dMI II ;,.., ti .. '&:i PllOllng. 17671 Mealer UH OOF11191) YOll the coun belor• Iha NOTICE F810 ~14,2001 ~al~Cady in.. Suite •A·l, Hun!· rMnd9d '° by must_.....,.. endorMd lleerln9 Your ap· Thi "'* • IS CllllllnlL Tlil _.., fnglon Buch, CA aonum-.ted It the oopy ot fie dlllln on IN peerroce may be " par· INvmHG BtDS F1c:t.ltlou1 Bualneaa :i '° COi:: = 1 .. 1111-= 11~~7~ EnterpnMe, =-ol HERITAGE ~~z:t ~°':"' ~A?n· 'iF y~ Gt A~ G~TNICE t~:t ~~::,:· r:~~-=- Codl le*ltl108i ..a..ad ~ 1W 5., Inc.. ~CA), 17871 Deputy-ln -CllarR•· ~or conCingent cred-Pf~ for lumiehlng are~ buSlnMI u. ti"' .. II ... -Ill lllld and .. ~... ~ uaKJW CCJWIAXY, NET) 11 401 Civic ltor o1 the~ you 111 labof. mat~lala. ........... ........... ~ a .,__. ._ lee. 9'08 2.~ lllil-.cl com, time ~ ,.~"-...,,7 IRVINE IRAHCM, .o10 Center Orlv1 Wasl, rruit Ille your dalrn w11t1 ~nt tranlponl ,...,._ ..,..._ ~..,.. ., __. ......_ • --~ ,,_ """'" ., __ ,_ .... """ """701 _ _,,, JI lion .: ......... ......__ .__..· wlehe9 991 Bl.ltar St. • .....__ •elllllllol1 .... ---... ........... .............. ~ ·••-•.u-• __,_ .... .., "'" •"' Iha court .,,.. ma a """"'' .,._ -s --• al .. lllllll ~ al ,,_ .,., __ ,. ..... ~ _.,_-...-.... -. ('"") ...._ _. _, ....._ 11 ..._ ,... ta ,!1... ea.ta Mesa. lfUll 119 ~) 1lle ~4'.=. = .:" .W:: <lle:t9d by. a oorporallon ,NO<WAY, 1T1. 120, ....,., M-•r JU = "' oopy lo the ..---rep--~ .,. =-CA. NV«V ~ ~ ~ _,., alW 11111 C8lfl 11 Have you 1t•f1•d IRVM. CA l2llO and :: ~ '1:ourt/C~ ~ ~.ct'°" ;'AJA~"., F~= .. !-1 Soeu8 n. 736 w ~-·-;;,"".""; ~ .. f.:.,, ~~,Ji~= yet? ha*lpMed .... ci. Dlvlalon monf'4' flom the date ot PROJIECT FROM C:: ~ ~~· HllVT'AOe f.SCAOW h~ ~Ullll_, T&L Sliva EnterpriMI, la 14 fDRUARY 2001 ...... ~ ..... ~fallufe '°• := the Mlt ""'8t1CI d let· CLEVELAND AVlHUE Tiiie bu11nee1 ii oon--at.IV "'"3 N Inc ........, _._ -.w-. •-• .., tera 11 pl'Oilldld In Pro-TO BAU ITRIET, ~ .., an ............ _. -""'t...~ ~ · ~ · ' ,,,. bulk -II _.,_. ctalm · an lntar-,,,_,_ ,......._ _........_ "100. ,._ ~ No. 0......... ...., . ...__ Clmdilrl l1fMI 11111 orllldarlll•• Ronald Eagleton c:..bnla U'*brm ........ """'"_,,.,.,, • -"' n...,_. ,..,..., H•v• you at1rted 110, ~ HI.. CA '~~ Thll 1tat1men1 wu '° In the ptopartv In the Su-The lime tor Mng cl*lma ~ ~ ~M:r. lheat ~ ~Sav yet? No I02tO Ml h • dlll -.-r•"t:!: f1fed with lhe COllnty Corm•Cial Code ~ Couft _. !'MUii in wt11 not expire befOl'9 .,,,, ....-, tllr .. -.. ~ = ~ C1ecti at~~ SeC:llonttOU. c::o:~~::: :::11,:n:le ~:: ~~ ~~tterl::, lllldThll:::mco::; \':":O~.::.: .... ~:-"= ~ :.:·~·~ ::-.. "::"' ... ": ="::. ~ ~ MAY EJl'MIN< ::=-... "'I!.~ ~j~7g,;l" °"""" ....._., lllllrt"' •= a. 9. JO. 200! 9 12 d91na nwy bl llld II pure111n1 10 Ille hi• kaP by ht oourt aM., llloMlty, '*"-20011t1uoe ellt ... ....-.,..... THI HERITAG& pnMalona of Hmllh and II ~ eta a paraon In-ary 12. Met, .. _..,, Dally Plol Jan. 29. Feb. -... -1111 • .A......., OF Sal~ eoo. s.ctton *8at.ct In tn. Ml&ta. 11m1 ...,~ !!...°':,.~ 2. 1. ti. 200! RIOZ O.C-..Ytl,1001 ""''....,.. llCROW COtll'Ntt, 1!"80 wWlocll fllftNr ~ ma1 lie With the out*dY .... ·-DI ~ U.C. 1 , 011M1. AVAK.ABIUTY Off 1MN1~40tt ,-. 0t ...mg. eourt 1 Reql'9ll tor$»-In ·1ha Councll ~ ~......... W1 ANNUAL RE.POA'T 1AMANCA PUbllthed N"POft all Not1oe (form OE· Cllam~er•. & .. led E---1-_ .. _ ·-•.lllL• ........ c ........... ,d ...... d ... ---... ...... 8!04(d) at f'9 "*""91 --,,.., --_. Daly Nol JiarNMy 12. **"Y and ...... of ... of ltle llfOlll MO ........... Coc1ia. ,,_. ta -·-,,_ -.,., 11, '21, 100! ...... --or of "'1 name tll ltle ....., M ._. c-. 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