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Home My WebLink About2001-02-16 - Orange Coast Pilot"' . SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CON\tv\UNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2001 Sonora expected to receive more state money • Funds relate d to sta te p erformance tests will go to ' staff members who helped to raise student scores. Danette Goulet D AILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA Four of Newport-Mesa Unified School Ots· tncl's elementary schools dre dmong the more than 1,300 eligible to c1pply for the next round of '>lair funding KIDS' PLAY that will reward school employl'es. Lhe state officials announced Thurs· day. While Rea, Sonord, Wh1tt1er dnd Walson elemenldry schools dll mdde the hrst cut for the Academic Perfor- mance Index funding by meeting the progrdm's minimum require· ments, only Sonora Elementdry School is expected to Cdsh in "We're excited." Sdld Lone Hoggard, pnnc1pdl dt Sonord "We're thnlled at our re'>Ult'>. Wt• worked hard to gel there dnd to w·t our student's dC'hwvement where 1t should be.· The Legislature allocated $100 million for the lundmg under th<> Certiltcuted Staff Performance lncenllve Act, wruch provides fman· CJdl rewards to school stdff who made the greatest improvements 10 their API score Thdt index IS the ranking system mdndated by Gov Gray DaVlS' Pub· lie Schools Accountability Act of 1 "199, which lists each public school de cordrng to student performance. Stdtew1dc, schools received a <,core between 200 and 1.000, bdsPd on the Stdnlord <J tl'.,t r1·.,ults TI1e stat(' has wt a tarcJPl '><or!' of 800 for c•vc•ry <.chO<JI [ac h -.c·hool that rdnks b<•low 800 I'> 11•qum•cl to improve its scor<• by 5' ., Ptic h yer1r unlll 11 reach· cs BOO Sc hools thr1 t wcc•1vi> an 800 or h1qh(•r c1n• c•xpN lNJ to mamtam or 1mprov(• th1•1r .,, ore· each yeM B('(·au'>e lht• rt>ward program ha<; d i.et bud<Jf'l uf $100 rrullion. stc1te clt•partmt•nt olh,1ali. 1•.,lundle thdt lhE' 200 f'lenwntc1ry. SO rrudc11e and JO h1qh '>C-hoob thc1t rndde th~ great- <''>l unprovt>rm•nt<, of lhP I ,'!4h will c1c tually r<•< PIVf' morn•y At those iao .,c hools. 1.0011 employee!. with Uw <Jff'<1t1•st qr1111'> will rf'C(>IVf' $25,000 l'df h·. i,750 stnll memben. Wiii T(•Cf•IVI' $10 ()(J(J I'd( h and 7,500 others will H·< l'l\I '1 OOll f>dCh With only 87 C'll'Ol('l\lrHV "'l111ob in th<:! !.tdle mdk1nq h1qq1·r h·<1p'> 1n unprovemcnt, th1• '>lall <1t "'111or<1 can expect to .,,.,, '>Onw c s.tl>h "That's wond..rlul, • '>did l'l'<JCJY Andlol, d1rC'ctor of <urn< 11111111 c1nd d!>!'.essmE>nt tor thP c11 ... tn< t "ft \ c1n dppLiCdllon pro< t''>'>, .111d S1111111c1., reddy tor it ' Coastal waters near jetty closed •First spill of th<· }<'dr shuts down populctr surfing spot. Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT NEWPOHT BL\C 11 fh.- Oran<Jl' County I l<·ulth < ·,w• Ay<'ncy <,hu t down c1 '>lr1p of the nty'l> codl>tlirw Th11r'>d 1; becc1ui.e nl c1 '>('Wd<I" '>J>1ll Thr d~jl'nq .. -.hut down .11111 JeC'l oJ bt>dC h ... oulh 111 tlw Santa Anrl R1\:!'r c1-. wi·ll ,1-. lhP ·100-toot '>t'C tum 111 I lunt· ington Bc>ac h cor1'>th111• 1111rth of the nver Dunnq th<' r lo'>Ull', 1H> swunminq or '>llrltnq 1-. pc•r· nuttc>d dl the• pop11lc11 -.11rhnq '>pol TI1P ayPnn ., d( 11011 wc1-. cl rt•'>pO n'>P to d V..1•dnt•'>dt1\ evening '>p1Jl \t t1hout .) 1 ·, p.m , c1 pn\dtl' -.pw,1111• hn1 burst. l>('nd1nq h1 •t w1-.•n I Oil c1nd 300 <Jctllon., Hiio tlw OC'Pdn watl'r C,I N~ Hill[~ I DAl!.V PH OT Hunter Heckendom, 6, makes his way under a parachute during a kinde rgarten class activity at Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic School. It wa'> tht• onl~ c l11'>ur1• rC'ported Thursdri) in tlw county and wa-. tht> hr.,t ol I ht> year for thr• nty, wh1< h <'XJ>t• nenced numl'n>ll'-prohlt 'Ill'> last year Still no treated colored water in Costa· Mesa • Problems in the system have delayed the expected start for more than a month. Jennifer Kho D AILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Problems in the city's colored -water treatment plant's electrical system have kept the facility from its long-awaited grand opening for m ore than a month, water district ofhcials swd ~ ,Thursday. In late Decem ber. Diana Leach, assistant general manager for M esa ConsoUdated Water District, said the plant has begun Its final testing and could reasonably be expected "We want to get the mechanical fun ctions running smoothly seven days, 24 hours each day, befote we start distributing water into the system ." Lynette Round Mesa Consolidated representative to open in a few days. But the days came and went, and the plant still has not completed the seven-day test necessary to begin pumping w ater throughout the city. The problem has nothing to do with the water quality or the fUtra- uon system. but IS instead related to mechdntc(tJ parts that have to be tweaked m order to work together properly, sa1d Amanda Gavin. a Mesa Consolldated spok eswoman Lynette Round, another Mesa Consolldated representallve. sdld the facility keeps shutting down before it can get to the seventh day. ·w e got to the fourth day, and 1t JUSl shut down again,· she said. ·we want to get the mechanical functlons running smoolhJy seven ~ays, 24 hours each day, before w e start cbs· tributing water into the system .• The w ater district has worked for 16 yea.rs to provide treated colored water -high-quaJJty underground water that starts with a color like w eak tea and a suUur smell -to its customer'> Sub'>tltutmg treult>d colored wdter lor 1mporh'<I watN will protect the dlstnct from a water shorldge and should keep water rate'> stable when surrounding d1-;tncts' water bills nse, waler dlstnct ofhaals say The treatment plant wdJ use an ozone and b1ohJlrabon process to remove the color and i.meU from the water, wtuch 1s found Ill aqwfers between 600 und 1,200 feet under· ground. Onginally scheduled to open m September. lht>n October, the com- pletion o( the plan( was postponed because of des.gn changes - including add ing a w ell and improVUlg tho filters -to double the capacity of the plant. I UllQUE 'LOOI' 72© HOURS A quick gu.lde to the weektmd A GREAT 1aAIN IUDE. Orange Coast College's Armdlair Adventures Program will presents •Great Trans-American Train Ride• at 7 p.m. Friday in OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre. $9, or S7 In advance. Orange Coast Colleoe Is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. (714) 432·588o. AU.• J 1"11•111 Planning Your Spring Gar-den:~ program that is .,.rt of the w..ftend Gar· dener Sertes.. wUI be held at 9:30 a.m. s.turday at Sherman Library a Gardens, 2647 E. Coan H~h· way. Corona del Mar. Free. (949) 673-2261. • At left a we>vefl suede jacket boJ Trilogy ($869) ls womwrth a Ooke and GM>OiNgold Ulnk top ($120) ~pleated RJede pants bv lark cs 190). Modlt M..y Kay V.-. ldennotin hoklltoaG .,_ (UGO). Her hlghhlilll .. r.:t=:z ...... .. ...... Last yedr <ilctrtP<.I off w1U1 d 1,500-gallon '>Vlll Jtt.n 2 in (·om· na del Mar dOcl wc1-. topp1'(J hv rl 250,000-gdllon '>t'Wrtq(' lc-.1k into the Sarr D1eqo ( ·n"t"k 10 I >t'<•'lll· ber, the ldrge<.1 O( tht• Vl'dl III Orange Count) Several fuel '>p1u.. wluc h dre common m tht• h<ltll·hlll'd harbor, abo mddc• tlw nl'w., especially wht•n two S\\'dO'> that hve m the hay \\NP hdrmed The ttrea atlP.< tNI by th1• current closun• will rC'main closed unnl thP dCJl'ncy rnl· lects ddta Imm WdtN h•<,bng that shows th(' Wd\('r to tw clean. For more mformdllon on the spW. or to report rt proh· !em, call the Orange County Environmental Hoolth D1v1 SlOO at (7 14) 667-3600 11111 QASSRDS ____ AIO NOC .mm At SIOm Al ........ J.u viohniSt Regina Ctner, who wOI pet fonn M the Orange Col.imy '9rlorming Arts Center ... Wlftend. Mn she's ~ lbcMlt paying. ._.a tnli.._.u. ~-,...Gst e1~ . .... " ......... .. ......,.. ...... _ , , .. I 10 A2 Friday, February 16, 2001 Got the in her strings Young Chang DAILY PILOT B redkmg a stnng is nothmg unusual for Vlolliust Regma C diter. But there was that one madent A couple of months ago, at a perfor- mance venue she can't speafically reccill, a string popped and the peg thdt held it flew across the st.dge. A teacher from her youth had aJways told her that il a stnng SOdps, she shouJd iust keep playing the ones she hdd left I So she did After the number, Cditer knelt on stage to search for the rrussmg peq The percuss1orust spotted 1t. "The dudtence probdbly thought I hdd lost my conl.dcts, • Carter laughed. It's surprising thdl they don't snap more often -enduring her passton- dlC, almost aggressive dnd furious per- formance style. Carter, 3'.l, can't help it. The emotions that travel through her have to surge through the instrument, she said. "I just Uunk, when you play muSic or you do somethmg that you love, thdt's your passion alreddy, dild you rdn't help but be passionate about 11, • Cditer said. The violinist, who pldys everything from Jazz to classical to pop and funk, will perform at the Orange County Performing Arts Center toclay and Sdturday as part of the J.P Morgan .JdZZ Club Series. The Detroit nallve began trdining in cldssical music starting al the age of 4. She learned to play the violin ui.mg the Suzuki Method -where you learn by l.J.stening to and urutat- ing music -and now muces sounds and styles with an mstrumenl that 1s not traditionally seen as versatile Her percussionist comes from Cuba, her pianist from Germany and the bassist plays outside gigs with an Afncan group. Musical medleys, in other words, aren't hard to come by when it comes to Carter and her band "It JUSt kinda happens.· she said. Carter's expenence is JUSI as var- ied. She stuctied mUStc dl the New England Conservatory and Oakland Un.ivernty in Michigan. She was a member or the Detroit Civic Sympho- ny Orchestra and performed on the bandstand, learning from trumpeter Marcus Belgrave and organist Lymon Woodard. She has performed with such artists ds Wynton Marsd!Js, Lauryn Hill, MdX Roach, Mary J. Blige, Billy FYI WHAT: Regina carter WHEN: 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. today and Saturday WHERE: The Orange County Per- forming Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa COST: S44 or S38 CALL: (714} 740-7878 Joel and Dolly Parton. Her fourth CD release, "Motor City Moments,• ts a tribute to her home- town De troit and its nch outpouring of musiaans -Belgrave, pianist Bar- ry Harris and saxophonist James Carter, to name a few. "There's a lot of music that comes out of Detroit,· she said. •A lot of dif- ferent cuJtures that live there (arel dose together. There's a huge Latino community, Greek community, Arab community. Then you have the sym- Gal~ry RECEPTION . .,;.... ....... S4ldo 'a...y on Balboa Island will hOld en opening artist reception from 5 to 8 tonight. The reception will be a11 unvelllng of works that Huse, • pfeln-alr painter, completed on ' locatloo In the desert. The Balboa resident was one of 50 painters Invited to paint In La Quinta Arb Foundation's third annual •0esert Pleln Air. a Cetet>ratlon of Outdoor PalntJng• In January. The pubhc is Invited The gallery is at 229 Marine Ave.' suite E, Balboa Wand. Information: (949) 723-6171. Jazz violinist Regina Carter, who will perform at the Orange County Performing Arts Center this weekend, says she's passionate about playing phony orchestra and a huge jazz scene.· Jazz vocalist Carla Cook, a friend SU1ce high school and fellow Detroit native, considers Carter an innovative musician who suffers no shortage of musical ideas. "Because she uses all of her music,· Cook said. ·Any music that has ever influenced her comes out in her music, so it makes it fresh and alive.• Carter was a· featured soloist for a track on Cook's recent Grammy-nomi- nated album, "It's (\1.1 About Love.· While she has been called a jazz viollnist, Carter said she thinks of her- self simply as a violinist who plays everything from country and western lo pop. She wouJd never restrict her- self to one musical genre. "I think most people think of the instrument as just a classical instru- ment, but if you listen to any kind of music, you can bear it in everything,• she safd. Doily Pilot CHECK IT OUT Biographies paint presidents as both heroic and huma,n A mong the leaders we honor this Monday, there have been farm· ers and generals, lawyers and career politicians, a col· lege president and a movie star. While nonfiction vol- umes document how each has affected history, several new biographies may be more effective in revealing their human sides. For readers interested in the personal motives of the American icons who played a pivotal role in bringing the Uruted Sldles irtto being, lu.s- tonan John Ferllng takes a new look at George Wash- ington, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson in "Setting the World Ablaze." By reconstructing their lives from documents left behind, be assesses the achievemen~ of three of our founding fatheri The result is a rich nar- rative that por- trays the country's first lead- ers as real men Wlth human doubts and monwnentaJ ambitions. Accordmg to David McCullough, one of seven contributors to "Power and the Presidency," George Washington's integrity was the key quality that defined his presidency. Traits that have played similar roles in other leaders' legacies irtdude Abraham Lincoln's depth of souJ, Harry Tru- man's courage and John F. Kennedy's charm. McCullough's essay on preside nbal power intro- duces a readable volume about how 20th century pres- idents have conunanded, Wlelded and sometimes dissi- pated their influence. lndud- ed are concise chapters oo Franklin Roosevelt, Dwight Eisenhower. John Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton. lWo American presidents are among the heroes credit- ed Wlth wuming the Cold War in "Architects of Victo- ry." In this account about the battle agains t communism, Joseph Shattan applauds Harry liuman for bold initia- tives that blocked Soviet advances and Ronald Rea- gan for leadership that threw the "Evil Empire• on the defensive. Along WJth other n 4 • • I I i ' I I • l portraits of po!Jb- cal and spiritual leaders, mini- biogrd- phies of our 33rd and 40th presi- dents form dJl overview of one of the most volatt.IP penods in Amencd's past Jonas Klein focuses on d more personal lu.story U1 "Beloved Island," the story of Franklin dnd Eleanor Roo- sevelt al\d the influence th<'u summer home on Campobel- lo Mand had on them Th<' rem'>te Canadian site wdS where Frank.llil WdS !>tnckc>n Wlth po!Jo in 1921 -a dehn U19 event in the couple's pn- vale and public lives. For more than 80 years. it played a ma1or role in the formalton of character for both Franklm and Eleanor, and provided them wtlh physical chal- lenge!> and emotional soldce Even more personal are senuments documented U1 "I Love You, Ronnie," m wtuch Nancy Reagan shares dozen!. of letters she received from her husband of more than 50 years. The notes reveaJ a Llt- tle about history and a lot about the couple who sharNI \ · ,~ ' • ;,..._,··· ' . I l~ l the White House from 1981 to 1989. Perba~ most moVUlg 1..., Rondld Reagan's final let- ter to ~ Amen- cdn c1bzens following lu.s diagnosis with Alzheimer's disease -the truest testimo- ny that presidents are, indeed, as human as the rest of us. • CHECK rT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Pubh< Library. This week's column is by Melissa Adams, in collaboration with June Pilsitz. All titles may be reserved from home or offlCe computers by accessing the catalog at http://www.newport beachlibrary.org. Brief~ in DATIBOOK will Include composer Tun Dun conducting his Academy Award- nommated score for the movie "Crouching nger, Hidden Drag- on· in Octoberr the November pre-_ miere of independent filmnlaker Hal Hartley's "Soon," wbichwas commissioned by the Salzburg Festivali and the return of Baroque ensemble Les Arts Florissants in December. auditions for its 2001-02 season paid professional ensemble, the Jobn Alexander singers, March 3- 4 at Cal State Fullerton. as well as exhibit skills in sightreading. Auditions are by appointment only. Information: (714) 662-2345. , meeting men, struggling with careers and stressing for success Ca.sh prizes will be awarded to the fir1t-, second-, and third-place winners. Lineup announced for Eclectic Orange fest Mark Manis' staging of Jean. Philippe Rameau's comic opera •PJatee• will open the Orange County Philhannonic Society's 2001 Eclectic Orange Festival in . September. The festival will offer perf otm· ing artists f:rom around the world in a variety of new works and fresh perspectives on classic material. Other bigbl.lghts for the festival l.nfonrut.tion: (949) 553-2422 or http://www.ecJect.Jcorwige.org. Pacific Chorale td.hold auditions The Pad.fie Chorale will hold If hired, singers will perfonn in 22 concerts, including guest appearances with other California music and dance groups. The repertoire for the 2001-02 season will Include Verdi's •Aida• and the world premi~ performance of Rlch4rd Danieipow-'s •An American Requiem." Auditioning singers will be asked to sing a prepared art song , or aria for which an accomparust will tbe provided. Professional singers are expected to display a superior level of vocal production, Company ~arches for new fiction writers Red Dress Ink is searching fo1 new authors who want to start a new chapter in their lives by writ- tng the next generation of urban fiction books. Themed •a women's life in the dty, • the authors will write 90,000 to 110,000 words about city girls in their 20s who are discovering- themsel'ves, &baring apartments, Interested writers 18 and older should send the hm chapter of their book along with an outline of the complete novel by May 1 to: Red Dress Ink Writing Contest, 300 E. 42nd Sl, Sixth floor, New York, NY 10011. Entries will not be returned. Each submission should be otig· ina1 and not have won a previous award. For more infon:nation, send a st.amped-self ·addressed envelope to the above address. Dai¥Pilot BEADW HQIUN£ CA 92626. Copyr1ght No news rto-WEATHER IND SURF POLICE FILES (949) 642-6086 Rec«d )'OIK comments •bout the O.lly Pilot°' news tips. VOL 95, NO. 42 ADDRESS Oor address Is 330 W. Bay St, lNOMAS H. JOMIGON. Cosu Mesa, CA 92627 Publlther COBR£CIJON$ TanDODaO, It Is the Pilot's polky to prompt- Editor ty corr«t .i1 erron of sutm.nc. LLCNllt, PIHle all (949) 57<M233. Oty Editor m •• UICMMW.. 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(M9) QM126 ~-.,,,,.~~ 1 ~ .. N IM Mii* ,,._,, .. ,,....OIM ... - 111111 -.. -........... TEMPBAT\JMS Balboa 61/46 Corona del Mar 61/46 Costa Mfla 62/46 Newport BffCh 61146 Newpon Coast 65146 SURF FOMCAS1' W.ves will be rile- to knee-Ngh With ocuslonal 3-foot S\WllS. W1Na wm be slightly smaller on Slturday. LOCA110N SID nou TODAY First low Noon ............................ A First high 4:17 a.m ...................... 4.7 Second low 10:57 p.m.. ................... 2.6 S«ondhigh 6:56 p.m ..... , "'ff".,"' ), 1 IANRDAY Flr'Jt low 12:51 p.m ......... _ ........ ·.Ol ffrs1 high 5: 1 t .t.m .. -". -··-··-·-· 4.9 ~low WA __ .................... ". PUA SeclOnd hiOtt 7 42 pm----.. -lA \ • 'COSTA MESA • Harbor loulevwd: Vandalism was reported in the 2100 block at 3:06 a.m. Saturday. • Pomot-. A,,.,.,.: A commercial burglary was reported in the 1900 block at 2:12 a.m. Saturday. • W.llllCie A"91Ue: Vandalism was reported In the 2000 block •t 6:39 •.m. S.turday. • NEWPORT BEACH • Ant118 StrMt: Annoying telephone calls ~r• reported In the 2300 block at 10·25 a.m. Tuesday • • '-Y..,. -..nae.: Items WOtth S 1,940 were reported stol.n ftom • CM in the 1800 blodC at 8:10 •.m. 1\iesdly. • 1• ler'eet: Cd\. lhMtet tick.ts .. ~ compKt discs worth • total Of S425 were reponed ttolln from a Clll n the 2JOO blodt llt 5:25 p.m. lUlldly. " • Doily Pilot Friday, February 16, 2001 A3 'Carl Sagan of our oceans' kicks off speaker's series Proving there are still real valentines •Acclaimed marine biologist SY,Jvia Earle will talk t.Onight about how the sea nurtw'es life on Earth. PNdlnton OAH.Y PllOT NEWPORT BBACH - Pbr Sylvia Earle, the world is her ocean. The acc:lahned marine biologist and author, wbo is set to speak in Newport Beach today, subscribes to the theory that tbe oceans nurture life on the planet. That theme will be at the heart of Earle's talk at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central Ubrary, the first ln this year's Distin- guished Speakers series. "She'll be talking about the role oceans play in Earth's well-being and bow important they are for society as a whole,• said Melissa Adams, Newport Beach Community Ser- vices coordinator. •It's a message she wants to spread. She's quite pas- sionate.• In addition to the Fri- day lecture, Earle Is also ICbeduled to speak at 2 p.m. Saturday ln the library's Friends meeting room. Known at the •cul ~ ol our oceans,• Bar· 18 bas wrttten numer<ius books OD the OoeaD ecosy&· t.em. In October, she was indudad into the National Women's Hall ot Fame. Barie, 65, has also been rec:ogni2ed by tbe Ubrary al Congress as a Living Legend. Her company, Deep Ocean Explorations and Research, designs systems for submersibles. Earle bas said she hopes to fur- ther educate the public about the Vital role oceans play as a nurturer of life. •with knowing comes CMing, • Earle said. •And with caring, there is hope that we will find a place for ourselves within . the natural systems that sus- tain " us. Tickets are still avail- able for the lectures. nck- ets for today's talk are $.50, and include dinner and live music. Saturday's lec- ture costs $15 ~ and includes refreshments. To order tickets, call (114) 740-2000. EDtTOlt'S NOTE: Starting today, the Daily Pilot will run columns by its reporters on Fridays. I should have expected , more from my best friend's boyfriend. About two weeks ago, dunng a phone conversation about work a,nd school and everything else, 1. sneak ed in a reminder: ·H ey Eric, Valentine's is coming up. Be thinking, OK?* Tami -Eric's girlfriend - and I were clueless as to what he had in nund. I hoped he'd be silly and sweet. He ended up bemg much more. Enc sk.Jpped the elaborate ddlSy arrangements and box- es of chocolate trufnes. He dodged the fancy restaurants and the romantic evening alone He reminded her, without all this, that he's a profoundly thoughtful guy. He played boyfriend to both of us -TdIJU and boyfnend-less me They met me here, al the Daily PLlot, because I was the I'm not worried, my agent is Craig Brown Insurance Call 10<.J.I\ for JUI<> l\ home O\\ nl'r·-. ln,umnu:' (949) 760-1255 fa,h1on l~l.1nc.I Young Chong REPORnR'S NOTEBOOK last to leave work. I le drove down from Yorba Linda, she from Santa Maruca They knew how IDlpabent and unpleasant I'd get wa1ung for a seat at a crowded restaurant. They abandoged all ideas of chrung anywhere that would be a typical Valentine's Day stop. We went to lHOP We small-talked We ate burgers and pancake!>. We got in an argument -uullat- ed by me -about somclhrng too complicated to expldin. Later we made up dnd JOked the bad feelings awdy. • Enc gave Tami ber pre- sent before the night ended. It was an PAO Schwartz box tied with a red ribbon. lnstde was a whi"te stuffed dog with three little black dots for a fdce. It lpoks just llke her real-We dog, Coby. We •aw-eel• and petted 1t, sqwshed it and hugged it. Then Eric said to me, "Sorry I didn't get you any- thmgl* I laughed. Of course he shouldn't get me anyt.h.tng. ·Just k.Jdding. • He handed me a bag with Pluto the cartoon-dog splat- tered all over the front. lnstde was a Bearue Baby Winrue- the-Pooh and a nuruature old-school lunch box with a logo reading • Amenca's Ongmal Dubble Bubble· m vmtdge retail font It was pctcked with bubble gum I fell homble about p1ck- mg the hght at !HOP. Enc -the poor lhrng - tmmedtately asked Tarru Lf she wanted a lunch box and Pooh too. She shook her heud. Al that moment, she dtdn't need anytlu.ng else. I looked at Pooh -I'm obsessed with Pooh -and at my baby-blue lunch box that would serve perfectly as a makeup case. I don't remem- ber il 1 even thctnked him because l was trying not to get emobonal I guess he'll know, tl he reads thts column. that l meant to say thank!> -for Pooh and the lunch box, for being so considerate dlld for teaching me <;omeUung new I have Uus LI.st of boyfnend rules The first tS height -I'd Wee him to be tall The second, I've now deodf'd. 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Paul Clinton D AILY PIL.OT Hoping to curb ruture tax- es on access to the internet, Assemblyma.n John Camp- bell (R-lrvine) introduced a bill Thursday that would extend an existing ban on levies. Campbell's bill, known as AB228, would extend the 1998 California lntemet Tax Freedom Act, a moratoridrn on access taxes set to expire al the end of the year. Campbell's bill seeks to add Briefl1 in EDUtATION Killybrooke School to hold sock hop Killybrooke Elementary School PTA is hard at work organizing its third annual another three years to the moratorium. •we must avt>id the temp· tat.loo to regulate, tax, restrict and bureaucratize this dynamic sector,• Camp- bell said in a statement. ·1 believe this bill will help continue to promote the Internet at home, work and at school.· Campbell's bill would ban a ttempts by government agencies to tum the infomia- tion superhighway into a pay- to-play toll road. On Jan. 4, 13th District Assemblywoman · Carol Migden (D-Sao Francisco) reintroduced a bill that would order the state's Board or Equalization to col- lect sales tax on retailers who sell products over the Web. But that's not turning the Sock Hop and first silent auc- tion. The festivities will begin at at 6 tonight with a barbe- cue, which will be cooked by PTA dads and served by school board members. There are many items to bid on, such as a Toumeau men's watch, gift certificates from Sports Chalet, Charbroil BBQ and various other --'-Give Your Home a Fresh ffio ~· Look For The \9_'uJiiiiwtltilJ New Year! Floral & Gifts .. 50% Off ilk Topiarie:-., Pottt:"d Ivy, Orchids. and all Floral Arrangement Mon-Fri I 0-6, Sat I 0-5, Sun I 0-4 369 E. I 7ch Strcec, Cosca Mesa, CA Phone (949) 646-6745 Located in Wcstpon ~uarc: aero~ from Ralph$ Internet into a toll road, swd Migden's chief of staff, Allan LoPaso. ,1 •Nobody wants to lax the Internet," LoFaso said. "The bills are not directly related • Migden co-wrote the bill with 14th District Assembly- woman Dion Aroner (D- Berkeley). Campbell's bill will probd- bly be heard in policy com- mittee in the spring. The assemblyman, whose district includes Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, said it is imperaUve to protect Internet users from ruturf' taxes. •Any number of counties, cities or the state might se<> this as a place from whKh to get new revenue,· Campbell said. "No one's raJSmg tdxes on this nght now becdusc• tl\ against the law.• restaurants. Some of the best item., were donated by tedchN'>, such as a day at D1sneyldnd California Adventure Pdfk, whale-watching on d rdc 1nq sailboat, a script from • W1»,l Wing" signed by cast m<'m- bers, Krispy Kreme douqh- nuts and a day or snowbodrcl- ing or skiing. There will be d disc JOC kc·y spinning ·sos tunes, ds wplJ d'> many games and l>IH'nc1I dances. So put on your poo- dle skirt, roll up your ]C'<m-. and pull out lhdl lellPrrndn Jacket. . . Doily Pilot By B.W. Cook W hat is individual dressing in 2001? The Look defines it as artistic design that combines elements of tailored style with an eclectic, free-spirited vision. In other words, clothing that expresses the inner voice of the person wearing It . That's what Mi Place in Corona del Mar strives for with its selection of one-of-a-kind clothing for one-of-a-kind people. The Look asked Newport Beach activist Mary Kay Vandermolin -the wife of Dr. Lewis Vandermoltn, a Newport Beach oncologist and hematologist practicing at Hoag Hospital -to model spring fashions from Mi Place. Mary Kay Vandermolin is the mother of two children and previously worked as a critical care nurse. She sits on the board of the Philharmonic Society of Orange County, and is a hard-working fund-raiser for groups including the Library Foundation, the American Cancer Society, the Orange County Museum of Art and Corona del Mar High School. Customer Appreciation Sale Saturday, February 17, 1 Oam-5pm Sunday, February 18, 11 am-5pm To thank our loyal cu1tomera, Corona del Mar ftlaza 11 ho1tln1 two days of terrific 1avln1• throu1hout th•. 1ldewalk1 of th• Plazal Save ~p to 7S" at our partlclpatln1 retailers. Restaurants Ir Casual Bri1tol Farm• Co toboy Su/ood a.la to Pa radi•o Put'• Cof/u f; Tia - Friday, February 16, 2001 AS Designer Michael Kors created this ice blue outfit consisting of a jacket and capri slacks in silk Shantung (S 1, 790). The outfit is completed with a cashmere sweater laden with crystals (S 1 ,495) and hand-beaded sandals by Alberto Ferretti (S423). Far left, the perfect chiffon dress (S1,232) for spring comes from Randolf Duke What better color for Orange County than orange? Rodriquez again supplies the heels (S380). Center, Vandermolin models a hand-beaded blouse with coordinating slacks by Alberto Ferretti (S2.411). Ferretti also designs the matching heels (S458). At left, this very chic off-the-shoulder dress by Celine (S925) is worn with a double-wrap belt. also by Celine (S 175). Vandermolin's shoes are by Rodriquez ($500). 4DAYSONLY To m '"II Ba' a "'a Apparel A rmo;,• Dlnln1 760-6514 718-0181 640-92 5 6 640-6311 160-868() Feb. 16th, 17th, l8fh, and 19th Clrico '• C/otl.irtg Dia"• •• s.;,,.,,,.,H MI Plac• Ro••rto '1 Su,tl• To•ff To,,.,,., B•I.•~• 644-9888 219-9960 15<).6880 21<}-<}<)1<) 0'4 0-9900 040-2781 160-868() 8 MONTHS SAME AS CASH NO MONEY DOWN o ~ FINANCING • lcll9 ..-Feb. lP, •1 • floOf modll ... -• .,. oft ·~--·--.... ,.... .......... -•PlilelDCal ••• , • . . . .. • A6 Friday, February 16, 2001 DARE TO COMPARE THE ALL IEW41 Ullll XL-7 .. _ FROIT A/C • REAR A/C • POWER WllDOWS/lOCKS/MIRRORS • KEYWS REMOTE EITRY • ALUMllUM WHEEU • MICROI AIR FILTER• AUTOMATIC U&HTll& SYSTEM • MET AL TIMll6 CHAii • STRUT TOWER BRACE • CRUISE CONTROL • AUDIO SYSTEM • TILT STEERll& WHEEL • PRIVACY &WS • ADJUSTABLE SECOID ROW SEATllG •THIRD ROW SEATll& FIOllT AC ltEAl AC MICRO• AIR FILTER AUTO U&HTUtG SYSTEM ADJUSTABLE 2ID ltOW SEATING PIUVACY &WS 2001 SWIFT it fllli COME ONE, COME ALL! IT'S FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY NEW 2001 ESTEEM SEDAN 40 FABULOUS PRICE • NEW MODELS 11141 485-1115 2640 .HARBOR BLVD, COSTA MESA .. • Send AllOUND TOWN Items to the Dally Piiot, 330 W. Bay St., Cos- ta Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170: or by calllng (949) 574- •298. Include the time, d1te and loutlon of the event. as well as a coni.ct phone number A com- plete listing Is available at http:llwww.daflypllot.com. TODAY French chef Regts Mahe wt1J visit Pinot Bistro from 6 to 1 O p.m. today and from 5:30 to 10 p.m. Surtday. Special menus will be prepared. Pinot Bistro is on the lobby level of the Westin South Coast Plaza, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. Prices vary. (714) 444-5900. SyMa Earle, a marine biolo- gist, author, consultant and lecturer, will discuss caring for ow seas at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Public Library. 1000 Avocado Ave. The event will lnclude a bul- fet dinner. $50. (714) 740- 2000. Orange Coast College's Arm- chair Adventures Program will presents "Great Trans- Amencan Tram Ride• at 7 p.m. in OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre. $9, or $7 ln advance. Orange Coast Col- lege is at 2701 FalTView Road, Costa Mesa. (714) 432-5880. SATURDAY A work.shop on bow to sur- vive e divorce will take place at ro a .m. at Maxine B. Cohen Marriage, Family and Therapy, 180 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. $40. (949) 644-6435. . . . p • •Planning Your Spring Gar· den,• a program that is part of the Weekend Gardener Series, will be held at 9:30 a.m. at Sherman Ubrary & Gardens, 26'7 E. Coast High· way, Coro,na del Mas. Free. (949) 673-2261. •Tools & Tricks: Internet 101." a free workshop for newcomers to cyberspactf. will be held at 10 a.m. in the Newport Beach Central L,lbrary's Fnends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. Sylvia Earle, a marine biolo- gist, author, consultant and lecturer, will discuss caring for our seas at 2 p.m. at the Newport Beach Public l.Jbrary, 1()()() Avocado Ave. The event will include light refreshments. $15. (714) 740- 2000. . TUESDAY Leadership Tomorrow wt1J host a lecture on reduong domestic violence in Orange County at 5 p.m. at Dln Din dt the Bamboo Terrace, 1773 Newport Blvd , Costa Mesa. $15. (949) 645-5550. A seminar on degenerate jolnt dtsease will take place at Mother's Market. 225 W. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Free. (800) 595-MOMS. "The Rhythm of the Heart" will be hosted by Hoag Hos- pital at 6 p m m the hospital's conference center. Free. The hospital 1s di 1 Hoag Dnve. Newport Beach. Reservallons required. (800) 514-HOAG. SABATINO'S 1<1 ,1.1111 .1111 ,\ I 1tl11 "111111.11 ti "'·"''·':!' < "· Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way• Newport Beach Please call f0< hours, d1rect1ons & reservatJons. -. . am: (949) 723-0621 • . Bt TAU6HT how to yet in shape, imtead of beint TOLD ... 'Jour rtsulb will last a lifetime. _,_ __ _, •I I I t I I S I I I I I I I t • :r. . Doily Pilot "How Smart People Make Money and Save on Taxes• a workshop with Fred Saab Wi1J be presented by the Million. airs' Club of Costa Mesa at 7 p.nl, in the cale area of Bor- ders Books, Music & Cale, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa (714) 256..0353. A 1emlnu on degenerate joint disease will be hosted by Mother's Market at 6:30 p.m at the market, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 631 - 4741. The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Conunerce will present Dr. Catherine Maloof as the guest speaker at th1• Business Referral Breakfast dl 7:30 a .m. at The Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd .. New- port Beach. $20, or $1 5 fur members with a reservdt1on (949) 729-4400. WEDNESDAY A representative from North- ern Anzona Uruverssty\ Adrrussions Office will v1'>1t Orange Coast College frorn t 0 a.m. to 1 p.m at the tdm pus, 2701 Fairview Rodd Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 432 5894. Healthy Heart Yoga will be offered at 11:30 a.m. dt HOdCJ I lospital's conference centPr, I Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. Free. (800) 514- liOAG. A seminar on manic depres- sion will be offered at 6 p m dt College HospitaJ's Ed'>t Day Room, 275 Vic:tona St. C6sta,Mesa. Free, (~14) 7%- 0191. The Orange County Chapter of the Single Gourmet, a hm•- dlmng club for singles, mv1l€''> you to dine with them at b-30 p rn., at Plnot Provence, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. $64 (949) 854-6552 or (800) 750- DlNE. A work.shop on preparing for the California notary exdm will by hosted by the Nation- al Notary Assn. from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday and March 30 at Westin South Coast Plaza, 626 Anton Blvd., Cost<1 Mesa. $139. (800) 876-6827 A Cal Poly university repre- sentative will be avatlablc from 9 a.m. to noon at Orange Coast College, 2701 ·Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 432-5894 . THURSDAY A semlnar on biological aging will be hosted by Mother's Market at 6:30 p.m. at the market, 225 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 631-4741. A Newport Beach after-hours mixer will take place at 5 p.m. at the Rusty Pelican, 2735 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. $10, free for members (949) 729-4400. FEI. 23 The deadllne for schola.rsb.lp applications is Feb. 23 at Orange Coast College. 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free. (7 t 4) 432-5730. A usecf'f>ook sale wt1J be host- ed by the Friends of the New- port Beach Library from 1 to 5 p.m. for members only and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 24 at the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Free. (949) 759· 9667. FEI. 24 A semtnar for people wbo plan to start a business or have recently established a buslne w1lJ be held from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Nation- al University, 3390 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa. The pro. g ram ls sponsored by the Orange County Chapter of the Service Corps ol Retired EJCecutives Aisn. (71') 5504 7369. fll. 27 A yoga wo!Mbop will be hOlted by Mother's Market at 6:30 p.m. et tho mark t, 225 e. t7th s • cono Mesa. Pree. (949) 631-4741. Tht 0r..,. eo..ty Clt.,W of the Service Corps ol Retired Buc:utlvel Alm. will host • ~ for small bustnea1e1 on~ and promotion from 9 a.m. to noon et NatiaMl Unlw•llt1' 3390 Hirbor ams., CoSta ..... m. arl:IOaadYac:e. (7M)~7a • • "How to Make the Most of ing Ferges at (714) 241-3209. Doctor Visits,· a senunar sponsored by Elder Care A seminar and book-signing Consultants, will be held at 2 of •Nature's Vuus Killers• p.m. at Borders Books, Music will take place at 6:30 p.m. at & Cafe at South Coast Plaza, Mother's Market, 225 E. 17th 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. rs~sta Mesa. Free. (949) Free. Reservations are 631-4741 requested. (949) 645-8007 HI. 28 Healthy Heart Yoga wtll be offered at 11:30 a.m. dt Hoag Hospital's conference center, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. Free (800) 514 - HOAG. "lbe Fundamentals of Pro- fessional Money Manage- ment• will be the subject of d dinner seminar by Steven Ferges, a fmancldl ddVlSor m Morgan Stanl<>y Dean Wal- ter's Costd M esd office The seminar will !.ldrt dt fr30 p ni at the Wynddm Gdrden Hotel, 3350 Av<>nue of the Arts, Costa M esd. Free, reser- vation may be mdde by caU- A Costa Mesa C hamber of Commerce after-hours mixer will take place at 5:30 p.m. at Romdno's Macaroru Grill, 595 Anton Blvd , Costa M esa. $10, members dre free. (714) 885-9090. MARCH 2 A motorcycle show will take place from 5 to 10 p.m. at the Orange County Fdirgrounds. 88 Fau Dnve, Costd Mesa. $7 for adults, chtld1en younger than 12 are free. (949) 582- 2371 A gem, bead and jew elry show wtll take place from noon lo 1 p.m. March 2, 10 d m. lo 1 p.m March 3, and AROUNoToWN 10 a.m. to 5 p.m . March 4 at the Orange County Fair- grounds, 88 Fair Onve. Costa Mesa. S4 for adults, $3 for seruors and free for children younger than 12. (760) 747; 9215 MARCH 3 An orchid potttng seminar will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p m dt Green Systems lntemdhonal Orclud Nursery, 20362 Birch ·St., Newport Beach force. (9A9) 756-1211. A Library Card for Every Kid event w11J take place m cele- bration of Read Across Amer- ica from noon to 4 p.m. in the Bloommgdale's Courtyard at Fasluon Island an Newport Beach. Ctuldren 5 and older mdy receive a library card, dnd there will d.lso be face- paintmg and characters from popular children's books. free. (949) 717-3800. The Court Appointed Special Advocates will hold its eighth annual fund-raiser at 6:30 p.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd .• Newport Beach . Richard Gadbois UJ, this year's Chil- dren'!! Champion, is among those who will be honored $250. (714) 663-8271. MARCH 7 High School Dance Day, a day of dance classes, will take place from 8 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 432-5506 MARCH 11 The Leigh and Lucy Stein- berg Spml Run will begin with reglStration at 6:30 a.m . at Edwards Cinemd Theaters dt Fasluon Island, 905 New- port Center Dnve, Newport Beach. The run will mclude d 1 OK run/walk, a Jdmba Jwce 5K Banana Man Chdse, a 5K IW£W, Mwozt, M"'°'""""'.,,_• H,mtltmn. M1111lt11rtl l'dla1rt, S1t11tr1 Ronu, lJo'1 WrqJ & Stn•1, Wuirt,t. PJ«t~ PrtU, MotJuM.-Bt, Gift Cnti.ficmJ & -· (949) 64'4-6672 • www.spagngorin.com In Newpon Center, between Edwuds Cin~mas & Muldoons fa.nuly walk, youth races and an Orange County Family Toddler not. Pees depend on the age of the partiopant. (949) 222-3344. MARCH 1• A workshop for on pregnancy for women m their thirties will take place at 6 p.m. at the Hoag Health Center, 1 Hoag Drive, Costa Mesd Free (800) 514-HOAG. MARCH 16 The 12th annual Amish Craft Show will be held from noon to 8 p.m. March 16 and t 0 d m to 5 p.m. March 17 at the Orange County Fd.J!grounds, BUllding 14, 88 fdlr Dnve. C'osta Me!.d Free (717) 687- 9270. MARCH 23 Whole Foods Market wU1 host a two-hour demonstrdtion Friday, February 16, 2001 A7 cooking class with chefs M ary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger from 7 to 9 p.ni. at The Forum Classroom at Orange Coast College, 2101 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. (818) '501-8484, Ext 133. MARCH 27 Orange Coast College wW present its 18th annual High School Seruor Day from noon to 3 p.m dt the campus quad, 2701 Fauv1ew Road, Costa Mesa. (7!4) 432-5725. MARCH 31 The Wanda J. Cj)bb Breast H edlth Symposium and Susdn G Komen SWVlvors Luncheon will be held from 8 d m to 3 p m. dt the Newport Brdch Mdfnott Hotel and TPnms Club, 900 Newport Cf>nter Dnve. Newport Bedch $25 Reservations required (714) 957-9157, Ext. 70 •T"1tt••'n"°"'k'"'"'-'•\.1''"'•.t •V.t .ff"° • '4H• AU)' L' IA.Ill fffj1 ~J'' lt"'U • ,. 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Jl .. ...._ .... c... . .Ul.U "Siii! ....... . s.Wia CAt .•••• , ... , $l«VICE ~.,._ .... .J411-41U ................ 112.fll2 ... ..... • .••••.•• '4~:21• ......... , .. Ul-Met .......... w... 1"1 ........... 64~ ..... f'-0.-. iMMWI 17th Str .. t ot '""'" A•eft\19 I I • • . . . . ....oi1 -- .r •n.a Canada's Spartans) hcNt about seven guys who could oll beat you and lhey just don't mab o lot of misdes ... " Bob Serven, Costa Mesa basketball coach 1111 Dllf 114 8111 ... Februcry 19 honoree SplirtlffllatRwe IAY GEORGE .,..,.... ........... A8 Friday, February 16, 2001 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 4-4223 • Sports Fox: 949-650.0 t 70 Doily Pilot M11Stangs win, 59-34 • Costa Mesa jumps all over South El Monte, racing to a 20-2 lead and eases past the Eagles in CIF ill-AA opener. Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT SOUTI-1 EL MONTE -For 32 min- utes the Costa Mesa High girls bas- ketball team erased the joy of just being in the CIF Southern Section Playoffs. Instead, the Mustangs (16· 12) focused on intensity and were later joyous with the result, a 59-34 victo- ry over host South El Monte, Thurs- day night in the Division ill-AA elim· inations. Costa Mesa will host Morningside in the second round Saturday night at 7:30. "We really got fired up," said Cos- ta Mesa Coach Jim Weeks of his team's first-half fireworks, which produced a 36-18 lead. ·we have to play hard in the CIF Playoffs. I felt really happy with that first half.~ Mesa senior guard Leigh Mar- shall scored a team-high 14 points, including four three-pointers. The Mustangs, who entered the playoffs with an at-large berth ·after finishing fourth in the Pacific Coast League, jumped to a 20-2 lead in the first six minutes. Mesa used a full-court press and caused 13 first-hall turnovers. Those turnovers Jed to 19 points for the Mustangs. Senior point guard Nancy Hat- sushi, who had six assists, scored 10 of her 12 points in the first half. The Mustangs maintained their lead at the free-throw line. They connected on 13 of 18 Ul the first hall, while the Eagles (11-13) did not attempt a free throw until 7:54 remained. Costa Mesa increased its defen- sive intensity in the third period, allowing just two points. Corona del Mar roUs, 6848 Estancia • Sea Kings' balance and • • • 5 6-5 5 ! depth proves to be far too much for Ganesha in CIF ill-AA first-round blowout. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT CORONA DEL MAR -Thursday was nostalgia night for the Co.rona de! Mar High girls basketball team, which looked more like the squad that amassed 22 wins last year, than the one that flirted with .500 this season. The Sea Kings (14-12) used a 21· 2 first-half run to take command against CIF Southern Section Divi- sion ID-AA first-round visitor Gane- sha, en route to a decisive 68·48 tri- umph. The win advances CdM to Satur· day night's second-round clash at La Canada (16-10). The Sea Kings defeated La Canada last season, 60- 49, in overtime in the first round. Coach Elbert Davis' hosts over- , I whelmed Ganesha (18-12) with bal- ' anced scoring, defensive detenni- nation and depth. Davis repeatedly shuttled in bodies all night, allowing the Sea Kings to keep their legs fresh and defensive intensity high. And on offense, junior guard Andrea Gruber and junior center Carrie Hawkins stepped up to help the McCoy sisters, senior Kristin and sophomore Jackie. Gruber connected three times from three-point range to erupt for an 11-point first quarter. She fin- ished with a team-high 13, one shy of her season-best, and also added seven steals. "That's the Andrea I've been waiting for all year," Davis said. Hawk.ins' 12 points tied her sea- son high, while Jackie McCoy and Kristin McCoy added 12 and 10, respectively. Kristin McCoy also had 12 CF -llt-AA f'lA,,_ ''"'round ColTA MuA St, SouTtl EL Motom J4 5corw lty Qv.wteft CM1a M<IM 22 IC 13 10 · 59 South El Monte 9 9 2 IC · )C eo.t. ..... · Mar1hall IC, Naff 8, uron 8. urldi 1, Trinh J, Grew•! 2, Bello 2, Coope< I, Luos 1, Muniz O, Trtjo o. LA o. Pon<ner O. 3-pt. goal•· Ma.V..11 C, Ha~l 1, Tritlh I Fouled out • none Tecnnluol foul• • none lcKlth f.I McN"9 · Pe<ez 15, Cordova 9, 5. va1em ... 1a 6, Navano 2, v 'Valenzuela 2 3p1. goals· s valeniuela 1, P..v 1 kxiled out • "°,,. Tecl>nluol fouls • none Corona deJ Mar's Cante Hawldns (left) and her teammates. wtn the war. rebounds, while starter Courtney Kawata netted a pair of three balls for her six points. "We're tough to beat when we get that many people contributing,• said Davis. CdM also got strong de.fensive effort from Mijanou Pham, Kelly Luu. Naz Alateha and Kellyann Klein, while Colleen Marks, Madi- CF -..,_ f'lAYOfff First round C09oNA DB. MM A, GANUHA 48 korwby~ GaMsN 11 8 11 18 ... CorOlla del Mar 17 19 111 1tl • 68 0....-M · Ulagalelei 20. lockha<' 10, Garcia 8, Ev-l. Vffdotl l, Findley 2. Matti1'1Wt, 2 1¢ llO•k Uiagalelel 2 kxiled out • Ulagalelel Te<hllluols • Gard.a 1. C-del Mw • Grubef 13, I. McCoy 12. Hewtdn1 12, IC.. McCoy 10, Kawata 6, Klein S. Ph.am c. lw 2, Otterblen 2. Sttrn 2. Alateha 0, Maril• 0 3¢ goals Grube< l. 1(-at• 2, Klein 1 kxiled out · Klein Technkak • Ben<:h 1 son Otterbien and Sarah Stem also provided quality minutes. Anetero Uiagalelei paced the Giants with 20 points, but hit just S of 17 field-goal attempts. CdM also forced 24 turnovers. including 13 in the first half, which ended with them comfortably in front, 36-19. The hosts led by as many as 28 late in the third quarter. Of -i.AA f'lAYOfll'S Flrat__, ESTAHOA 56, M.L ICJNo 55 s-... by o.-1'lln bt•nCJ• 16 17 16 1 • 56 M L l<lng 21 IS 13 6 ·SS &tenda · 8yfleld 17, Hirata 11, ltodrlgvez 10, Barfl'ra 11, Wa!AI 6, Metsufujl C. )..pt. goals· Rodriguez 2. Barerra 1, Waw 1 Fouled out • none. Ttchnlc.als . none 1 MJ.. King· L .. 22. Naboo 1•. Gutierrez 6, HtfllOll 4, Crumbley l . urroU 2. vel911uez 2, R~ 2. 3¢ goak • Nabon c. Crumbl*Y 1 Fouled out • G<rtlerrez. Ttchnlc.ak ·none • Zone defense shuts down M.L. King standout in second half of CIF ill-AA first-round thriller on the loser's floor. Tony Altobelll DAILY PILOT RIVERSIDE -The Estancia High girls basketball team proved that size doesn't matter, when it comes to playoff time. Outsized at nearly every position, the Eagles used hard work and a swarming team defense to pull out a 56-55 win over host Martin Luther King Thursday night in the opening round of the CIF Southern Section Division 111-AA playoffs. "That was a great high school basketball game tonight," Estancia Coach Paul Kirby said. "We kept our composure and used a lot of double-and tnple-teaming out there.• Eagles' 5-foot-9 sophomore cen- ter Xochitl Byfield, led the way with 17 points, nine rebounds and two blocks. She and the rest of her team- mates did a solid job of containing Wolves' 6-footer Markisha Lea, who had 22 points, but only two in the second hall. Kirby's decision to switch from man-to-man to zone at halftime helped, too. Estancia (16-10) trailed the entire firi;t half, but took the lead, thanks to a 10-0 third-quarter run. Lisa Hirata scored six of her 11 points in the third quarter, but Wolves' guard Courtney Nabors hit three three-pointers to draw MLK even after three. The game was tied, 55-55, with less than a minute remaining, when the Eagles, outrebounded the entire game, took advantage of four sec- ond-chance offensive opportunities. On the fourth try, Byfield was fouled and hit the first of two free throws with 34 seconds remaining to wm the game. On King's next possession, Marie Rodriguez, who scored .10 points, stole a pass and the Eagles ran out the dock. Estancia plays at No. 3-seeded Harvard-WestlakeS&turday at t p.m Sailors, Sea Kings in heavy-duty tests· PCL kingpins at home •Bragging rights go just so far; La Canada brings a standout team into Mesa's gym for Clf duel tonight. COSTA MESA -The first league champion in Costa Mesa High boys basketball history shoots for its first postseason vic- tory tonight at 7:30 in a CIF Southern Section Division Ill-AA second-round playoff game against visiting La Canada. The perennially strong Spar- tans (21-6) figure to provide the Mustangs ( 17 ·9) a contentious welcome to the big time. "They're very disciplined, physical, smart, shoot well and are very well coached,# said Mesa Coach Bob Serven,"'lwho scouted the Spartans' 79-68 first· round win over visiting Covina Wednesday. "They have about seven guys who could all beat you and they just don't make a lot of mistakes.• The Mustangs, who have dropped the school's five previ· ous playoff games, including a first-round defeat at Monrovia last season, received a first- round bye. A win would also tie the school single-season victory record set by the 1966 Mus· tangs. Costa Mesa, which shared the Podfic Coast League crown with University, 1a led by a fow- pronged offensive attack. Senior guard Steve Whittaker (12.5 poi.Pb per game) 1a bolstered by jwUot point guard David Conte (tl.6 ppg), junior Chad Vaklll (11.2 ppg) an.ct ~toot-7 senior center Mike Poyne (tO.S ppg). : Wblttaker bat contrtbutod 79 f.hree.~ten to the team~ of 238. mvr MCCMNIC I OM.V PUil David Conte (3) and the Co1ta MeH Mutang1 vte tontgbl. Serven said rebouridJng will odvllJltage of tho open 1hots they be a key for his undenl.Ud give UJ • squad, aga.tNt a La Canada start-Tunight'• winner odvanoes to tog flvo that averages nearty 6-;:3. TuMday a quartirlinal. against •we need to contelt eveiy ether No. -4 4Mded Notre Dame •bot. limlt their MC"Ond abott and °' Shenna:n OU. (21-5) ot Santa take car ol the bell: Semm PaUlA (15·11). 1414. •And we Med to take -11y a.r, FMAl"1W .. • Newport, weakened by illness, will host Santa Fe. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Newport Harbor High Coach Larry Hirst would .love to be worrying about Santa Fe, which vistts tonight for a first-round ClF Southern Section Division I-A boys basketball playoff game at 7:30. Instead, he's figuring ways to best field a representative team, with illness ravaging his roster. Scoring leaders Tony Melum, a 6- foot-6 junior averaging a Newport- Mesa·District-leading 18.1 points . and 11.4 rebounds per game, and Aaron Yarnal, a senior averaging 15.51)>oints, have joined the list of those besieged by a high fever and vomiting in recent days. Hirst said starter Erik ·Peterson, key reserve Steve Young and reserve Jordan Spigner have also been stricken with the malady that also plagued junior starting point guard Greg Penine, as well as back- ups Chase Cameron and Jamie m school bo(S lmllL Diefenbach, last week. "It bas been the trickle-down effect.· said Hirst. who is making plans to play his healthy reserves more than normal against the Chiefs (15-9), who finished tied for second in the Del Rio League. The Sailors (19-6) \fOund up sec· ond in the Sea View League to qual· ify for their fifth straight postseason appearance. Santa Fe is led by three scorers who average in double tig- ures. John Tentldara, a 6-3 senior. averages 14.2 points and 10 rebo\inds. Mike Carda, a 6-4 senior, chips in 11 .9 points and 5.5 boards, while Robert Ruiz, a 6-0 junior, con- tributes 10.3 points per contest. Tonight's winner will meet either Pacific ( 18-6) or Riverside Poly (16-10) in Tuesday's second round. The Chiefs only game against Orange County competition this season was a 63-30 loss to Fuller- ton. Corona del Mar visits No. 2-seeded San Dimas SAN DIMAS -Corona del Mar High boys basketball coach Paul Orris said be kept a few hole cards from San Dimas Coach Gary Preste- sater; on band to scout the Sea Kings' 54-4 t first-round win at Gar- brielino l.n Wednesday's CIP South- ern Section Division W-AA opener. But, in tonight's second-round cl.Ash, 7:30 at the Saints gym, Oms wtll Ukely need b1I best hand to upset the No. l-seeded Valle Vista l..eagu4 champions (23-3). 1be Sea Kmg1 (12-16) won their tnltlol playoff co.nfront4Uon for the 11th bme 1n 12 postseASon appear- ances under OrrlJ, in his 15th seoson at the vatl'lty belin. But San DimU figures lo provtd o mu.Cb stiffer test than Gabrtellno. 1be game ftgUrel to be a cootraal jn sty1-, With San .Dimei preterrtng an fut·peced tempo, to the Sea ~ more melhOdlcial appl'OIKh. la Ill Jlnt 2-4 gorra t.bii Huoa. San DbMI ICoted in tbe 80s four times and was in the 10s six times. By contrast, CdM has scored more than 70 points only twice. Offensively, the Sea Kings are paced by senior guards ldean Sha· hongian (12.5 points per game) and Eric Snell (11.9). Senior forward Zach Brewster averages 10 points per contest, Including a team-high 11 Wednesday. Senior forward Charlie Alshuler averages just 6.4 points, but con· tributes in everal otber area., including those that don't oppear on the stat sheet. San Dimas and CdM have one common opponent UUS season. The SAi.nu split with Gan ha, winnlJ\g, 81·71, and lo.mg, 6'-01. 11\e See Kings dropped a 65..t7 nonJ guo vatdirt to th Glants. Ton ght'• winn t adfa.nc to 1\JMday'J qu&rte.rftnaJ, When! it will meet e£tbC!r MOJ'Wl LutbeJ King Of RlverVde (19-6) or 8annlnO 1'19-8), I -bf~ ..... Doi!y Pilot JC MEN'S GOLF Pirates Coast past El Camino COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College's men's golf team was a 384-396 winner over EJ Canuno in nonconfer- ence plc1.y Thursdc1.y c1.t Cosl.d Mesa GoU & Country Club. Freshman Jake Allc:mach, d Newport Hdrbor Hlgh prod- uct, fired d 1-undcr 71 on the Los Lagos Cours<' for medttlJ.st honors. · Also corrung through with strong efforts for the Ptrdtes, who are 5-0, were Troy Garv- er (74), Jason Woodrome (78), Go Koyamd (79) dnd Clc1.y Wnght (821 JC TENNIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE MEN Orange Empire Coofwenc.e RNEJts1oE 9, OuNGf CoAST 0 ~ St~ (RCO <»f Harper, 7 ~. 7·S, Oowm (RCC) def Garcia, 6 1, 6-0 ReKh (RCC) def Wine, 6-0, 6-1, Davis (IKC) ~ Komano. 6-0, 6 1, Rrv~s1de w1m la~ two mat<ha by default ~Jes Downs Rt1sh (RCC) d~ Harper-Wint 6 1. 6 4, Stevens-Oc1v1s (RCO def Garcia Romano, 6 2. 6-0, Rrvenlde wins f1nc1I match by for1e1t COMMUNfTY COUl.GE WOMEN Orange Empire Conference OM.N<iE CoAST 9, RIVERSIDE 0 Singlet Sommer (OCC) def Duocan, 6-0, 6-; Chang (OCC) def Br.tdford, 6 4, 6-1; Mat (OCC) dttf Oudrey. 6 I, 6 1, McNam4ra COCO def Stoutt, 6 1. 6 2, Lawson COCO def Jankow.lc1, 6 1 6 2, Bohm COCC) def Vallt>JO, 6 1, 6 0 Ooublti Sommer Chang COCO def Dunun·Dudrey, 8 l , MtNamara l.4wson (OCQ def Bradford Janlt0MJ<1, 8 2. Ma1-8ohm (QC() def Stoutt Va1le10. 8-1 FOOTBALL OCC's Adams to Portland State COSTA Mt:SA f\..ldnny Adam<;, dn Orungl' C'odsl Col- lege <>df£>ty who inter( Pptcd two pds<,es this sedson, has comrrutled to Portldnd Stdte. Adams flm'>hl'd with 85 tackles dnd h<1cl c1n intercep- tion of a two-point pds~ with 27 second'> remaining to secure d 2H-27 up!>Ct victory over then-No. lb Pdo;;ddenc1 City Addm~ JOIO'> OCC tedm- mate Addm fisher. dn offen- s1ve linemctn who signed ear- Iler Wlth Portldnd Sidle of the Big Sky tn 01v1s1on IAA -Steve Vlrgen ~·~ DEEPSEA lbc>M. I)~' 4 wld bti>, 1 ~ 1<ulp.n ~· i..oa. I too.lo 11 ""9~ It wtld ball. 9 <<llt<O bW, 1 S >a>lpn, 1~1111"41 pefth. l ~ pe<ct> SPORTS Friday, February 16, 2001 A9 Locals like Orange County .-releaguing plan • Four Newport-Mesa schools are pleased with proposal forwarded Thursday, though three face scheduling hJsues. Bany Faulkner "Ultimately. we would not want to be DAILY PILOT m a seven-team league, but we're will- lng to do it for the good of the order,• FOUNTAIN VALLEY -Pour New-said Costa Mesa Boys Athletic Director port-Mesa high schools got what they Kirk Bauenneister, who like M esa Prm· wanted from the final Orange County ctpal Di.ana Carey, is happy to be mov- releaguing proposal approved by repre-lng from the PCL. sentatives from 63 schools Thursday at "Th(> proposed (Golden West) league Pount.am Valley High. 1!> very equitable for everyone,• Carey But not without a price. said. ( 'osta Mesa, Estancia and Corona Estancia Prtnopal Tom Antal Sdid the de! Mar will, for all or pa.rt of the four· schPdul.lng dlfhculbes did not outweigh year athletJc cycle beginning the tall of h.1s school's desire to compete m tht' 2002, hdve to deal with the scheduling Golden West League. where the Eagles probl~ associated with a seven-team dnd Mustangs figure to have a better league chdnce to wm league cbamp1onships Bamng a successful appeal, the find) Anld.I dlso llldtcated there have been plan, put forward by a 47-16 vote and d1scuss1ons with the Garden Grov<! now subject to approval by the ClF Le49ue. dnother seven-team nrcu1t, Southern Section, will place Costa Mesa about cross-scheduling to fill the byes dnd Estancia an the Golden We.,t odd-ted.111 leagues lace 1.0 league com- League, along with Ocean View, Sad-pelluon dlebdck. Santa Ana, Westnunster and CdM's qudndary IS compllcated by Ordllge th<! unspecified timetable for Beckman CdM will remain m the PCL, where to open. and subsequently held varsity 11 will compete with Laguna Beach. tedffiS Typ1rally. new schools open with Northwood, University, Calvary Chapel freshmen dnd sophomores, then begm dnd new schools Tesoro (opemng next compt!llng on the varsity level wtthout fall in the Cap1Strano Uruf1ed School seniors the following yeaJ. D1.,tnctj and Beck.man (tentatively CdM Ath1ellc Director Jerry JelnKk M'hl•duled by the Tustin Urul1ed School said 11 would b<• tough to talk dbout th<' 01slnrt to open the fall of 2003). difl1cull1ei. of d seven-team league'. Newport Harbor remains i.n the Sed bccauS<• 1t remains unclear when tht1t View League, which will add current will beconw un issue. Century League member Foothm lo formN CdM principal Don Mdrt1n, become t1 six-school unit. who rN·rnUy became director of cur· Or ... ~ ... ···~,.., Sept. 2002..Jww ~ S..Vlew~ Aliso H~inot, tegu~ t{illl,NNs .. 111•po11.wt,, Herttor, Sbfldcle. FOcMUI Pad&c-tL....- CorON del M•r. ~una 8Ndl, Hotthwood, Uni-Sity, TelO'~~ ~kdtnwt0 O<un vi-. Siddlebl<k, Santa Ana, Ora~. Westminster, Cost. Mee-. bunda Emp!Nt....,. Cypress, Katella, Ken~. Loara. V1lenc1a, Orange Lutheran Canyon, fl Mod~l~I Dorado. Tustln, Brea Olinda FtMw-r~• Buena P1rk, Fullerton, U Habra, ~a. Sunny Hills, Troy . Gwden Gf'ove &....-" Bolw Grande, Garden GrOl<e, la Quinta, l<X AmK)OS. P1<1fic.a, Rancho Alamitos. Santiago ~~ Anaheim, Magoolta. Savanna, ~tern. Sant• Ana Valley. Ctntury South eo.t &.-v-" Capistrano Valley, Dana H1I"· (I Toro. M~SIOO VM!jO, San Ckomeote, Trabuco H•I" ~teegue· Edison. E~ranu, los Alamitos. Marina Fountain Vall~. Huntington Bea<h • league unchanged • • starting on fall of 2003 (tentat1wl mulum nnd IO!>trurtJ<Jn lor the New- port-Mf'\d Un1hccl "ir hool D~tnct but t'll•rt<'d to hnic,h thP J>rocc>.,., dS CdM's n•prP,<'ntt1llw, '>did ht• hoped the PC'L could work uul d .,, ht>dullng drTdnge- tnl'nl with .moltwr '>f!V£>n-tcdm h~dgue N1°wp11rt I lurbm Pnnnpdl MJC'hdel v11.,.,1•n \did h•· lJ!'ll<'Vf''> dddmg Foothill lo till' "i1•r1 Vww l'> • r1 v1•ry qood ht." ctt· 111q th1· tlH1·1· n•ll•c1qlllng rntend of rom- p1•11t1v1• f'fflt1ly, 1woqruphy dnd enrnU- nlf'nl It ,iJc,c, '>OIVP'> th1· .,checlul.mg prob- lems Sea View 6Choola have endured dS a hve·team conhguratJon. ·rm very happy." V055ell 141d Foothill High Boys Athlebc Director V\nce Brown said his school will face e1 bigger compe1iuve challenge ln Ole Seu View. "It w1U rd..ISe tht• bar rur w-., aC'ro!>s the ooard,. Brown ~Id "But ow COdC'hes will 1ust have to c0csch b<•tter • The hnal proposuj wits a <'ompro- .rruse. credted by 10 If-ague reprPsenld· t1ves, after a pr0tP'>" of four votes reached an impd!<4C' A plan genPHltPd by ViJlcs Pdfk Pnn- clpcil Frein Roney twice Cdme wttlun om• vote of the neressdry two-thuds 142 votes) reqwred to bt> i.ubm1tted to Uw section office. befon· membe~ voted to empower the IPdgu1• rf'prcsentdtlv~s to hod a solullon That soluuon whirh ~wapp<'d Vcllen- Cltl, slated to 1om lhl' Century L<•dQUP with Brea, ucketed for the Empir(> League. wac, tdll.11ed wtth om· volt . 1md- mg the meellnq d.ltn rnon• th.m four and a haU hour.. Century l..edQUl' mt>mbn-. C'dnyon El Modena dnd Villd Pdrk. wh1rh 11\her- ited Brea Ollndd Tu<.lJn dnd El DorddO voiced stronq oppo'>1llon to lhe dpproved compr<1~e pldn Ronf'y, how('Vf'f. '>d.Jd '>hf· Wt"' no bdSlS for dppedl El Dorddo 'did 11 would hdvP prP· ferred to remdtn m lh<• Emp1r1• Ll'dgue wlule Esperan7d ccmtmupd to vote 1• 11!. object.Jon dbout rf•md101nq in the Sunwt League, bdsed on g1•oqrc1phy Keeping an eye on you SCHEDULE TOOAY •llaM.U..11 Commu(•'f'( oi.I~ ,,....n Sr.t' t4 /!tr• •tO<~C"•'\ I M>pm Cotnmururv <ol~ ..,,,,.,._, ~·• M4 •• O<~ C.0..>t. S lO Om I n the never-ending saga of tryulg to fmd as many former local athletes from dround the CQUJltry, somenmes the former athlete turned coach gets rrussed. Such has been the case for former Estanoa High standout and current Santd Clara Uruversity women's volleyball coach Jon Wallace. In just tus second season, Wallace helped guide the Broncos to the best record m school history al 27-5. Additionally, Santa Clara won the West Coast Conference Championship tor the first time in seven years with a 13-1 mark, beating traditional powerhouse Pepperdine m five thrilling games Nov. 18. Dunng the regular season, Wallace's team went up against 11 of the 64 teams selected to the NCAA Tournament and went 9-4 against them. The Broncos, who finished HIS COddllnq career bcqan m 1989 dt Coronc1 <It •I M ar where he coached the S<•c1 Kings' JUOmr VdfSlt} program~ the year ranked No 17 m the AVCA/USA Today polli,, advdnced to the second round of the NCAAs for only the second tune LO school history The other tune WdS Wallace's ftr<;t year when the Broncos fLOlShed 21-1 1. A 1984 grdduate of Estancid, Wdllace played settN for UC Santa Barbdra and Tony Altobelli COLLEGES In 1990, Wdlldct' dSs1sted Bob W<•llf'I dt Orange LOd'>I College before becorrung the hE>dd coach dt Golden West from 19'n-~ !. In 1993, Wdllt1cc captained thP t 988 UCSB squad that redched the NCAA champ10nshl.p me.itch before falling to USC m fiv£> games. From there, Wallace was a setter for Team Ntke m 1990-91 before playing profess1ondlly in Switzerland for one season. Io 1994, Wallace played on the Bud Light Four-Man Beach Tour. earning the league's best defensive player award gmded Uw RustlN!> to the Cah..fomia Stdtc Commuruty Colleg(• Charnpionstup On the players' circuit, former Newport Harbor boyi. volleyball standout Billy Clayton is a freshmdn starting rruddle blocker for Stanford Uruvers1ty Clayton 1s h.fth on the Cardinal (6-1) with 37 kills and five aces, wtule ~ I b blocks are Uurd-tughest on thf' team For those interested m catduny up Wlth Cldyton, H•9" """°' bo'f' or D••-s-on "Pl•;cif'\ totn •Ound S.'"• F• •I Nf'Wl)0<1 HMbO< 1 JO pm Of O•"""°" 111 AA Pleyott>. W(Ot\d '°""" • c...-..:i. •• eosu ~ 1 lO o "' (OION de ..,., •t ~ °'"-1 JO pm .-... H"J" 1<hnOI boy\ (If 0.v•\IO<> IV Pl•~lt\. • n1 touncJ ( \t~ 11 •I V•o.., (hftlt•~n.. 6 om ..'9" i.c1>oo1 1 .. 1, cir°"''"°" "'""•rott,. -lorn round Con.t ,.,..... al Q,am(lt>d ~) I> m St P•w •I Co<O'\ol df>t ..,., l p m. (If ~\lllMOf'I 1 Pti.t1otf\ f.111 round N~ ti•fbCW at fr .,. l pm h<> Ube pldymg at UCLA on Mdrch 9 di UC lrvme J\.larch 10 dnd Long Bedch Stdle Mdrch 29 B1Uy's o;1~ter, t-.t E .. hc1.s h<.>Pn making a name for hflr~elJ on the lrdck and held tedm at BnghdJTI Young Uruver-.ity The Cougars' senior m the team captru.n dnd wtll compete in the triple c.lnd long jumps th.Ls year M .E. has helped BYU wm three consecullve Western Athletic Conference champ1onstups in both indoor lrdck and outdoor lrd< k Not to be forgotten IS older sister Mandy Clayton, Class of 1995 for the Sa.tlors and t qqq for Stanford. The rormer Orange County AU-Star LO basketball and All-Orange County tnple Jumper for the Sa.tlors, also Jumped for the Cardinal. •a-o.11 '°""'"''"ty col ~ Cy Cofft Tour_.t ., Of•~ (o.><t (ollt'<)" 0<•"9(' Co.l<t "' 'lovthw~t~U\ J p m •T-W. Coll~ IT>f'n V•og-d Vn•.,.<\lty •t CJl4 Poly Pomon• Tov<n-.nt .-.....,...... H19h \Chool 9111> (If Q.,IOSIO'\ IV Pla)'Otf\ fun round CyP<.-1 •f CorO<'la d~ M ... l l ~ DIRECTIONS -~ &Uncla at va1r.v Cl>nno•n. ronogM. 6 NOt11> on 4IOS 10 60':>. nonh on 60':> to ~lonoi• RogM on AIO<\dr•. rte;1ht O'l St-kec, .. It on An .... l.chool .. 10811 Art<PM• llVO ...._.,., IWtocw at lrO)'. l p m Notti> on SS 10 S, l>0<11> on S•o SI non!> on SI to Yorbll ll" «M INd l•ft 10 St'1• Col~ *'! 10 Oofotl>y ngn1 10 Kl'oool. at UOO l Oototn~ ~ eo.ta -.. 0.amoncl ~ ) p"' ~on SS to S non/\ on S to V ""'11> on SI to 60 ·~ on 60 ro PMl1~ RM>cl> !Id South on l'hott·~ it..nct> !Id, i.tt on O<.amond 11.tn<h D< to "'"°°' .. , 00 DYllnond "-'"ch °' .......... ~ C.-.. -•• San °'"-1 lO pm ,...,..,. on SS to S. nottt> on ~ to SI r1<>11h on S 1 10 llO. norttl on 110 <•OU 10 ~ on'°"""' COlltN 81yd 10 tel>OOI el 800 ~ C_.,. IMS I ~mtml I ~--1 t pm In Oepl l73 I<>-MISSION AT, OR caled al 3'41 The Crty PRIOR TO. THE PU& Ortve Sou1h. Orange. LIC HEAAINO Fictitious Bu•lnHI Name SWt91Mnt The follOwing pereone are doinQ bllelMa as· Floor lime. 1824 Viola Place, eo.ta MMe, Call- lomla 92627-2725 Mid\ael P. O'Grady, 1824 Viola Place, eo.la Mesa. Celllornla 92627-2725 Thie bullnasa 11 con- ducted by. an lndMdual Heve you 11arted doing bu1inau yet? Y ... 01/01/2000 Mictlaal P. O'Grady This statement WU lllad with the County et.tic ol Orange Counly on 01/12/2001 2001 .. 5,150 o.ly PioC Jen 26, Ftb 2, 9, 18. 20()1 f811 F1c:ttt1oua ButlnMI Name Sta~ The following !*"ON art doing~ ... Hool! Up Marketing, 26282 eu-oor. Ml• elon Vi.jo, Celllomit 1120n Pelrlck Newbold, 29282 Buec:ador. Mi• elon Viejo, Callfomla 92692 Thie bualMM II con-ducted by: en lrdYlcMI Have you atarte4 doing ~ yet? No Pellk* N9Wl>Old Thie lltat•ment w .. flied Wl1tl Iha County Clllftl GI er.,. County on 01/30l2001 2CMU .. IM11 ~.,. Fa«> 2. 'tf/j F1ctltloue ....,... .......... mMt The ~ jMlftlOn9 -~----~=~·= CA t2t29 Watt>arg ~ ln-OOl1IOtllad (CA), .... CoitR a. eo..a ....._ CA _. Tl*~ la oon-~ ~ a CWtjlOfmlclll ~· '°" ,,.nH ~ llUillMM" ~et? Y-. 01/20'01 ~~ Oaelgrl ln-J:/. ~ ...... Tlll9 ... ,...... .. ._, .... ~ a.ti d Otwl09 ~ an Ot/Jlll001 M11MM11 £\.,,.,. I. \; Flctttk>u• Busln.a• Na!M Statement The followlng ptlr90fl• are doing bualr'J8te 11: 3·D Elactllc, 3301 W Warnaf Ave., Santa Alla, CA 92704 O.ryt F Sdlarat, 58& 1 A~. Wail· miMI«. CA 92823 Joa H Wi~ham. 8939 County 118, Bumel. nc 78611 Olene Aulh Win· nlngtwn. 6939 County Road 118. Bumat. Tj( 76611 Thie bulinata tt con- duc:lad by~ Have you 11erted doing ~ yt«? No Diane Rul'1 Wlnnlnghem Thie ltetemant WU lllad with the County Clllftl GI Or-. County on 01/30f2001 2001WHM Delly Plot Ftb 2, 9, t 8, 23. 20()1 f023 Fictitious Bu~nH• Name SWt9m.nt The loHowtng person• are doing bu9fne• u ROM'• Donut & Sand- wlctlas, 891 Baker SI .. S1e A·2. Cos1a Meu, CA 92626 Say Soaurt, .736 W Baker SI • Apt C·3, Cotta Maea. CA 92G26 Thia buslll"8 tt con- ducied by .,, lndMdual Heve you 11artad doing buellia• yal7 No Soaurt Say This stetement wu filed With Iha County Clartl of Orange Counly oo Ot/17/2001 2001M5230f Delly Plot .Mn. 28. Ftb 2. 9, 16, 200! F807 HENRY MORGAN QUINN A PETITION FOR PAOBA TE hH been filed by P€RAY MA~EW QUINN In lhe Superior Court ol California, County ol ORANGE. THE PETITION FOR PROBATE r~ts that PEARY MATTHEW QUINN be appointed as per.onal reprMentattve to edmtnister Ille u1a1e of the deotdef1I provided In Probele Cod• secuon 1250 A Request I~ Special No- he• form 11 available from 1he coun clerk Attorney lor PetltloMr. CAMERON JAMES QUINN, ESO. SBN 90372 LAW OfflC£S Of CAMERON JAMES OUIHN, 3355 V\A UDO STE. 3'5, NEWPORt BEACH, CA 92963 Publlahad Nawpon Baach·Cotta Men Daily PtlOI Febn.Jery 9 15. 16. 2001 FTh828 TI1E PETITION re· quests euthority to ad· mtnlster ttle Mlale under the lnOepel ldelll Mtrwn- iStfall()n of Emlfl Act BSC 10307 (Thll AudlOrily Wll ellow NOTICE OF !tie personal repreNl'lt· PET1TION eflw to lake many ac-TO ADMINISTER NOTICE Of lions Wl1hout obtaining ESTATE Of: court approval Before AVAILABILITY OF tatong <*1aln very m· SIMONE A. OAl.MET ANNUAL REPORT po11ant acttont. how· CASE NO. A205711 The ennuaJ report of -· Iha peBOOlll ~ To all ,,..,.. benafl. the Ebartlal'd Founcla· ...uwe w!I ba reqund clartas credrtort oom· Flctltloue luelMU :"'iv~fof~ :~J': :=. ~ :=. ::=· &. Heme •~t llon .. 2508 s Hartl« fwy have weNed notlo9 .... ba .,....., In .. The lollowlno paraone BMI , Sel1'a Ana, ~ or contanled to Iha wll or .wt, or~ of ert doing ..._ u · lorril ~ ~ reg-OfOPQMd ec:11on.l The SIMONE A. D $11Ya'1 Ouatom Auto ulat bue1neae hcMa by Independent edmlnla· A PETITION FOR Pelntlng, 17071 Metzler arrt ~ .t1o rtqutat tration au1t1o1tty wt• ba PA08A TE Nit bHn ln .. Me IA-1. Hunt· lnep«:llon within 190 gr1111ted un1a .. 1t1 In· Ned bv DORIS ClARKE lnglon BHch, CA daya allar II"* pUbllca· lafMlld p81WOf1 ftlee en end IAENE I.ALLY In Iha 92'-47-82&2 tlon Phone (714) ot>jactlon IO IN petition Supartof Court of Clll· T&l Slllle Ent~ HM 111 The principoal Wld 1t10Wa ~ cauaa fomla.t Counly of OR· Inc.. (CA), i787l IT\lnegef ol the loundt· why .. ooun at10Uld no4 ANGt:. Matzlaf l.n , Huntington lion 11 Kan D EbafhMI, gre.n1 Iha eUCholtly THE PETITION FOR Baldl, CA 02647-8.252 Publl.n.d Newport A HEARING on Iha PROBATE reQUNll tfwt TNt ~ It con-BHch-Co1ta MaH oedllOrl w41 be held on DORIS Cl.AN<E and ~~a OOfPQlallOl1 ~ ~ Febn.Wy 18, MARCH 8~~1 at 1·45 IRENE LAU.Y be ap- Have you •tarted ~ fl33 p.m In . l73 lo-porMd • ~ ,... dolnO bUelnee. yet? catad It 1 The Clly ,...,,..._ IO ~ v ... lt.'01/1000 FlCtttlow 8ullneM Ol1w South. Oranot .......... d .... T&L 81\fe !,.,,,.._, *"'9 ~ CA 12111 09den1 lno. The to1ow1ng ~ IF YOU 08.JECT to THE Pe'l'ITION i.- Aona6d fegleeon .,. .,. ~--.. arw6"oD ol .. pet. quell.a tM ~. Thia .....,_. .., atrwt 1'ode I CG111c> 110n. -~ ~ llPIP9I' Wll end CIOdlclt. I Wft, lllact ~ .. Councy tibiae, • , 4381 e.adl et 119 ....... ....., -= .,. ..., tD pabllt ~1~ CoMllY ~ w.......,, CA =9n ~°'wit! !:: °':.:'blaW'l,:0: aoe1•tt•n Ge'Y t<aturte 112 .,. ~ l*or'I 118 ~ 1n .. • • Dally,..,. Jin. II. F• Helo9ope Ave . Corn Marino Your •P· by tw COUit I, t. '' IXU fll2 dll .... CA 12825 PMl*'tOt tneY be lrl I*" Tl1 l'£TITIOH ,. eeoncacw ;::, ~.,:..::-';' ~ Sl ~ :=, ~ ~ ~"°" H•v• ~ 1ta11ed !TOR or oor._. cndoo ,. ll•lilpeudetll M1folh. TO-.a.M.COO IC ~ ~ yef1 No lord .. Mltttl ~ lllrMIM d ~ Ad ..,,.._ ~ Kalaetta .,... .• 'Pl -.-.. (11111 ~ .. tlow Dllllr "' ..... Thll ..... ,,.,. ... fie OOUI( .,,.. _. a tie peilWwl ,....... >wJ 7 a. ,-.., f. 111act ~ ttie COunly «111111> .. J*w:1N1 ,.. ...,_ IO .. Nl"W • a , a.ti. d ~ CN'ltt ,_....,. ......... o, '*" ~at=~ T• Wllorll 7 ...., on 01~1 fie _,,, ifW*I ·'°"' _,,, _.,....... ~-\.... .,..,,17 .... """' ...... « ...,. ~ """'¥ .... ·-._ ..... , ~ ,..,. Jan. .. Ftia .. 1111 --....... ~ ...... .... XJ.l!!$.U.C~ &, I, 1' aapt N!J *' M ~In Pfo. "'*·fie,.,..,..,.... OWM'TWT -.... <'* -*" 1100 ......... .. .. ,.. ,.. ,,, ..... 1119 .. -.................... .. ...... .... .. ,.. ...... ._.. ........ ,.... ""' •. f/f ~ ..,, ....... hit! ...... .., ,.,,. ........ Olllllll .. ... ....... .... nodoeilf ,..... ........ .. .... ;f ..... .. ........ ~) =-= -r*---.. "°" ... ., llCM9il ,,.. • •• • .... ...,.. -.~-__,,. .................. 111111111111 ....., .. .. ....... t"tri ... ·.c--...:: t: =:A:; ' ·~ ,.. .., ... Wiii ............ ,....._ CA 92868 1 EXTENSION OF IF YOU OBJECT 10 TIME FOR PLANNING !he granting of lhe pell-APPLICATION PA· hon. you should 11QP9ar 99·46 FOR OOYlE at the i-nng and SUl1e FORTH. AUTHORIZED yoor objections or Ille AGENT FOR LARRY G written objectioM With ANO SHADAON 0 11\e court before rile SUTTON TO AlLOW lleutng Your ep· DEMOUTION Of AP· pearanca may be in P«· PAOXIMATEL Y 800 son OI by your l.llOmey SO.FT. Of BUILDING IF YOU ARE A CAED-ANO CONSTRUCT AP· fTOA or oontinoenl creO-PROXIMATELY 700 11~ of the daoealad. you SO FT 0 F NEW mutt hie ~ c:lllnl wtltl BUILDING FOA AN EX· Ille court and matl a ISTINO TRAILER SUP· copy 10 the l*90nAI rap-Pl Y COMPANY LO- raeanletrvff appoll'ltad CATED AT 1963 NEW- by the OOUt1 W1llWl lour PORT BOULEVARD IN monltle from the date of A C2 ZONE the flrtl ~ of ~ ENVIRONMENT Al IBB u prOlllded In ~ DETERMINATION bale Code Mdlorl 9100 EXEMPT Th9 bma lot fllinQ demi 2 VESTING wiU not •Jl.Plra before TENTATIVE PARCEL lour monthe !tom the MAP VPM--00-179 FOA bean~ dalt ~ MARK KORAN~AS abOva ITAT FOA HUMANITY YOU MAY EXAMINE Of ORANGE COUNTY. Iha .. kepi by the court. AUTHORIZED AGENT tt you .,. • pel'IClrt In-FOR THE CITY OF let' .. tad In Iha Ntate, COSTA MESA. TO you may h4a with Ola SU80MOE TWO EX· coun e ~ lor ~ ISTING LOTS INTO A clal NOllc;a (lorfn OE· TI1AEE..PAACEL, Pl.US 154) of Iha filing of en..,_ ~ COMMON lOT, Yllf'lloty and_..... ol COMMON INTEREST .-.. IU8CI Of d W'I DEVELOPMENT FOR A ~ Of account M THREE-UNIT =<led In Protleta PROJECT ORIOi· Mdlotl 1250 A NALLY APPROVED ~ tl'lf Sf*illl ~ UNDER DEVELOP· &. bm le ~ MENT REVIEW OR· ll'Ofll fie COUit deltl. 00-191..-.LOCA TI; 0 AT A.ll9rMV tlf ' IM'a s: 282 uu. MAR AVf.· "'-M. Q._.,, HUE, IN AH R2-MO ._ _. .,.. ZONi. ENWQilMEN- C1+ ..... .....,. 6 TA&. DITVWINATION' CUMer, 4 Hutt•11 EXEMPT. c.tft. la 7a; ..... F<>A F'URTWER IN-~ CA _,.. FONMTIOH ON n. ~ N..-pon ABOVE APPl.ICA· Beach-Cotta ...... TlOHS TO.£~ IMlvln J. ~. (79) Aug 23, 1121 • F9b I , 2001 ........ ,... ... dat1, of Cotta Mna and worti9d In tn. ~ lncluny for 20,..,... ... It aurvtwd by hit wltt uur1. '*'9'"-' Matclt Tldblll (Eat1). eon David Sl•bala (Sue), •nd 11r•nd· chllchn Britn Tldball, Jtr•my Tldball, Jotlnathln Si.t»la. MdJ~ ..... Vl9ltldon • t-.30 Lift. and r•vHldl NfVb " 1 ~11 Lift., s.tur- dly, ~ 11;,,:: Ill Pldlc VllW NI ..._. _ lilotUry MW.W.-2700 ~ Plat F*'*Y 11. (1'41 75'-st45 CA ZZ. Z3. 2001 CM.l AT THl OF'fU ____ ...i..flbl32um:• ~ n4E f'l.ANNING "184.IC HOJ'1MGS m:"~ocm WU• HaD IY M MESA. ~ C08'TA .. SA Jl\.AN. ~ ~ NNG COG &9C'N AT had\·Coela ..... cnv .~r = Dllr .... F'*-Y II. ~ AT 130 llOOl p.. °" Al .:lat Al flM ~11 .. U THI-· AnlR ON ~Y. ==:at.a:! L.OWlltG ~ICA· ''°"Jfv ~· Ml " ~~lll'llll"--• 0 .............................. -.... .-.. ........... IDl•"'W .......... .. -..._ =-:::=::=~,~-=~"".ii·:.:.: :u,!lilril ...... ~· 0 • a. _. '"., .. .,.., ......... ~ ., ...... --. It ,..... ......... ltWD4 .. ..,. tiill ------- All , ... tllllt ldWl1lslnO Ill lllls newspaper Is Slll>jlct to 1111 ftderll Fllr Housing At! of t 969 u amended whleh m1kn lt illtpl lo IClvtfUM •any Pfel•tnc•. ~miCJllon or dlscllmlnlbon £'11111 CJI. Bed! Bly -willl *PPtOll 2800ll, on • MOO Ill Lal 48r 2J8I, 1M1 rm IWFp, lonnll llnlng rm, IMgit jlc _..., ii mMW, NW rocit, hell lllZ• ~ courtt S599,000 Gin• McComb. !QI 9'M42-6837 basec1 on race. COior, 11J10-F,_ l:ltl,800. PriY111 Ion. SIX.~. lamWl&l &-dive ol 17 Homa Only a111111 or national Ol1gln, or 7 llft! r---c.. 3-811 2 ~ 1n 1nltn11on to make any ..v-vo7 • sueh pitlerence llmltlhon Ba, 2c 1111 gw. Up to 1 •506 or ch:11mlrlltJOlt • SQ.Ft ~ to Newport !l.ldl & T rilngjt Squirt This ntWSPi1* WIM l'IOI 949-650-1.UO knowtngl~ accept any ---".:.=..;;;=-'""-=-- 1dvtrt1umen1 for rHI tstate wh1Ch 11 1n vlolltion of Ille law 011r readers ltt hlrtby Informed that 1.ll dWtlllnos advertised In this newsplf>lr ara 1vllllble on 811 equal Olll>Of1llnity basis. To complain of d~ruN- NlbOll. call HUD toll free 11 I I , ..... ,....... _ .... _ I I "°'M 1.,~U::u.tofll.au1n • • Home 581 S.581 CNef 5000 sf, Library, 3 Fp'I, flowing ONE STOP !loot plan. lob ol M1fll HOME BUYING w111 be oompte1e11 tnis SUP.,0 "'1'1\RE month $1 495,000 Bob L ft.'J I V Klien, Ilg! 949-4~ --- ~ -comes.ee w/wt;~uhe f>een,nuaanw. .. Choose from 3 beautiful locations including St. Moritz, Barcelona and Innsbruck. Largest square footage in Aliso Viejo. 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Newport 8c:h 94&-~ 123 ESTATE SALE R~ Cnln• dinner Mt of 12, plu1 extru . 714-53$-1939 Classified b CONVENIENT Wht'thC'r ~OU~ bu)'ing. ioelllng, or jusa look.mg, classified tw Wll<lt you 11C'C'd1 CLASSIFIED (949) 642-5678 BEHR_. ~1•11 •HOU~\ LOhrOHAl11m BEHR Proc"' Corporation, on innovative leodlW In the point/c:ooting1 industry for oY9' fifty yeora, currently ho1 o need for -rol Molnt9nance Mechonlc1 lo molntoin ond repair monufocturing inochinery and focililie1 You will be rupon•ible for troubleshooting and solving maintenance related prablem1 including electrical, plumbing, mechanical. ond carpentry problems. Excellent benefit package that includu life, med1col, dentol, vl1lon, LTD, 401(k)/profit 1horing Quarterly bonu1 program ofter 1ix month1 of Hrvice. Send/fQ)l resume to: 8EHa Staffing, PO loll 1287, Santo Ano, CA 92702, FAX (714) 2A 1 ·9735, « you moy apply in person on Tuesday, F.bNary 20, frOM 1 .... pm ot :WOO W. Segerstrom Avenue, Sonia Ano, CA. EOE. Doily Pilot T1le ....,., 8Mctl Country Club I• ICOlpCing --lcw • BlllqUlt ~ ~to fOod end Beve110t Director. Clnddat• must hive r'411ed ...,. ~ In hoepltalily/country c:lube ~ liter· ecy fl Mlcroloft Office 97 req'd PINN lu rM16111: 949-642-o205 ~be-hl the llltlnp In We c:ateooil may NqlW Y041 to call a 900 number In which llwe ... dwge par minute. CARING PEOPLE Needed PTlflt1 paid hi.. lilelt.t a dlflereool In tne llYM of Ille tldll1y In llNllf homea. ComP!nlonahlp, mula, llTVidi, u lhlir perlONll 1ldl. No certlllcallon MASSAGE THERAPIST lb dly 1p11 In CJI. wllllng to pey for city llcenae. 714-SOH!470 ______ .. r!Qlllf9d. 714 04 4980 Swim Co1eh P•rt·tlrne yea1 round USS team Children lhrough edulls Ne!!p0!1 8c:h 94~ 733-0()M ::r.-··~.""I Lc.r .=I I 1:-w ~ 11•M-?==11•,..=::11•"* ==:I I•"*=:::) 1 ·--=I ~==~~~· ·~·~·~~~~ V .A. SO MOVE~ FREE Coun..Clng FREE Ult Of Ho11* HUDIV A REPOS 71 4-534-8800 V...,..,, RMI &ute Emell: vregge adnc.com MODJESKA CYN hc1p1 to countrJ lMn9-1 Acff of total prtvacy. 4br llbe, '°"" din, ..... oflloe • °"' 2 lrplc, .., guest 11ou ... Sl7UOO 71W&2901 Al!!y Rldlerda A!!lly ANAHEIM HILLS 4120-4888 Sq.Ft. °' lhetf Eleglnot. S mode4I IO ~ lrom. Ofl '-llilU toes ana n.ltned lll'Mts Ho Mello Roos 5'tpellor CUS10m "'*11185 0peri 1hlt S.turday from 10lm Ill 4po H11th Ttrr1nc1 In Anaheim Hiiie. lllh Vertanlen 71 4·U"'IKE •Mincy~ 7tW0.7490 ""11i VIEW 2 STORY GIANT 28r 181 900 s1 . ~. no ho!M Of duplex, neer ~· watw paid, FA 11811, 17'71. ' llllCtO, Ing, $1800/ beldl. 1,000 mo lse. ~~ AS!!!!I MH2U120 NEW OCEANFRONT 38r lBa. -d ~ ~ Rare And 58R ::· [/i=v: Av: AR!!ll 949-723-8120 Merdl 15th. MMfr·1951 LARGE HOME Stepa to 8Mch 281 28a, overlook• Big Canyon Fp, giw. f\Oy, lrQ pello, rio Golf Cour11, prlnc pets. s2300/mos.J:rly only. 949-759-9068 :;84=.9-640-044=-=.:...1•-=68:::..:=- PRIME ESTATES ~SS.:,,:' 2'w~e= Lota & Oc4lerl Views! 100 bloc:*, rvi>ets ~. Call Petrick Tenot9 949-640-04411 68H660 Aaent MMSM705 NEW HOMES OPEN SAT a SUH Adjacent to Newport s-:tl l Trtengle Squ.re. MMS0-1440 llllNC~ 2Br 2.581 Condo upgraded kilctlen, ~ 'wlr.w cabir1'CI & .. ------ F1911Ctl Lmeslone ~ 1-~ I Fp, celll <*Is 111 Mng rm. Offered at S3SO,OOO. ... a Coulltne Rully • _ 94g.759-01n Single IMlly ~ remodeled 3&r 38&. OcNri view $810,000 Aleo 2 dupleo for $649,000. Agent, PIMJI 94H7M120 !Br 281 1124 Vllelle ,.,,,...~ i.waded. quiet loc. • 2 cat gar, WO -$2500. ~29$-4800 SPACE FOR LEASE 1'11~) D ESIGN/SAN MIO EL P LAZA • NEWPORT B EACH One at 883 sq. ft. and one at 20151<\. ft. 2nd floor/Gorgeous ~an view WJth Catalina and Balboa Id.and su.o.set. Wallcing distance to fashion Island. HEED MONEY? Car lolnt. Bonow .,.. ~our pink allp. OlfNlll ad di T .A eoo.~1 Jn floor 1902 SI/· ft. Ocean views. 7 offices plus. •: 2ntl fo>or 1500 s-q. ft. Son Miguel view. 6 offices plus recept. oreo (was an executive suite) 3rtl JloOr 1620 Ii/· ft. Beautiful offices with tree views, very calm Jn floor 367 llJ. ft. Small 3 room office. Balcony views. 1-~: Pt.EASE CAU FOR ADDRESS. SOME OF lHE TENANTS: KINKO'S, FIGGE, MUl.DOONS, SPA GREGORIES, EDWARDS THEATERS, COAST MAGAZINE, BOMBAY CO., KMS NOTARIES, THE BRIDE, ELIZABETH BENEFIELDS, EDWARD JONES, DENNIS JACOBSON PLASTIC SURGERY, AND MANY MORf. Dodi Avllt lor -*I Electric Dully S250mo ~ usage B.-io. llland, ~ loclllOn. 949-752-2881 Side • for 30ft ~ s,..,.. G....c toe, E2 -to UDO YIU.AGE NP8 Pvt oftloe ntcely tum. w/DSL hkup, $75olmo. MMlS.1113 JOANNA TARPLEY 949-760-9150 ext. 212 Cell phOJ\C 949-230-2688 Older SiyM F11mlture PIANOS t. 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Charming originaJ cottage + approved plans for estate with guq,t quarters, pool. Private steps to beach & cabana. $4,500,000 (62475 ) 800.387.1447 .o/NrOAO ~/, J/6ruf' , Spectacular Italian-inspired villa features four bedrooms, five !UJI batJ:is, .two powder rooms, office, exercise room and five fireplace~. Quality details mcl~de hardwood floors, iron railings and extraordinary paneling and woodwork . Exquisite bay views complete this stunning estate. $3,500,000 (62487) 800.387.7925 g'),,/ne o/Jb~ ~llf' r:c,,H,/~~A/. ~l'nU' Small, meticulously reston:d craftsman-style cottage. The uJtimate romantic retreat. Newer kitchen & baths, plumbing & electrical, hardwood flooring, beamed ceilings, wonderful decks overlooking the sand & surf. .. all can be yours to enjoy! $2,999,999 800.387.1447 (62479 ) $~vi~~~· Dramatic ocean, golf course and city lights views. Completi~y Sprin~. Five bedroom, four and one-half bath, library, den, bonw room and gucn-maids quar~ers. Top·of-~e-linc stainless kit~henl lo~a de ign patio, travertine Ooonng and grarutc counters. Exccpnonai quality. $2,5 75,000 . ( 62481 ) 800.387.1450 . ;§',gc«w,J, o/JI~ -7A¥ ~~1'~1? Beautifully appointed luxury condo with breathtaking harbor, ocean & Carahn.i. \ie\\ s. Elegant amenities include hardwood flooring, granite counter<., rn.irhlc master bath, doorman, garage, and association pool & spa. $995,000 ( 62477} 800.387.1447 YJ~Vip .~~/4 One of the best locations in Newport Harbor! Sweeping main channel \'iews with breathtaking sunsets year-round. Curr~ntly under extensive remodeling. Dock for 50-ft . and 25-ft. boat. Parking for up to six cars. $4,000,000 (62484 ) 800.258. 7630 YJ~~g~~UHd'~~ Coastline, Qtilina and San Ocmcnte Island views from this one-of.a-kind cntataincr's home, at a bargain price! lmmacubtc Cape Qx1 home with a spiral stairalc to greet you in the iJyu. Step down to the fOnna1 living room 4llld dining room. Cozy firq>lacc, and Frmch dams lead you to the rear park-Li.kc massive yard .. SSSS,000 (62480) . 7-t,?,( r'/i '' • ~,'('/ '"'d ~:nr//;.~; 7/,,,,..; fabulou<, unoh-.1 rulted 'tC\\., of the oce.in, Cl~ light\, :\°c\\ pore I farhor ,rnd . stunning -.un,eh, trom tlm elegant, ti\e bedroom, l(1ur and one h.ilf hath rnidc1Kc tc.itunn!! nqu1,1tc ltbr.irv, J ,000-hottlc, dim.ire '-onrrokd ''till' '-ell.ir, .ind .in cnren.i1111:r'' h.i1..I...\ .trd ''1th bubbling <.p.l anJ bl.ick bonom pool ~ ~ s l ,395,000 62486 800.387.7940 f-,r/1 ,, . ~/u"ru/.7.Jk/1d I ntern.ition.11 recognition tTom Conde :'\~t T r,wclcr for the top "~o-ndml\ c private ,·ill.i~ 111 the \\ orld. Three well-appointed guest suite-; ''ith 'pcctJcul.ir \iews, printc ''hire coral <>and beaches, and intcrn.itional wine ccll.ir. l-.m acre" by bo.ir, 'eaplane or hehwprcr Sl,800,000 162482 ) 800.258. 7630 ~~~q-~~~~-~. Fantastically and beautifully rcmoddcd open Boor · plan. This unit is an cntcnilitcr's delight, with indoor fountain, \\'Ct bar, Klur fircpUcG, and m~h more. Versatile floor plan, could be fiVc bedroom . Sl,295,000 (62185) 800.258.7630 '84 Friday, F~ry 16, 2001 .. r@('P(IJ/, 11,/,1'/~ maln,,f'l!y e11k<l/11ce, 'fiata/ina ~1td JaJMe/ 111'r>111 /ftom ('tJN'/I l'Oom. rYr'lua/ed <Jin o-ne o/ lfte fo1.ed lo/4 ,:n YioJfo;na r!PI n f(al'. n4fci<bJtn •&>lee u~lh la/}'r jt'Jfvtxr/R ('NI 1'1 'fa nl, rln1111alt"r enl>'}/ /!nlleJ<}f, JJt<tul<'>' Jt«te wilh >'elJ«<tl (/ 11rl r'. rr1 n·r Jr' .n r 111 • • J/>l't'11aH1 Ja/r lu1 /wril a 11rl I<' Jf l'ar<'r~ra nlr' 11J. B EV W HITE 949-219-2402 S U I G ENERIS 711is ocean view, Spanish re11ival estate boasts an outdoor ra mada with fireplace, beamed ceilings, «great room, " kitchen which adjoins the dining and media rooms. A circular staircase leads to a private master suite, tlJJO bpths and walk-in closets. Additionally there is a gy1n, niaid 's quarters, ll'ine cellar, private master courtyard, four interior fireplaces and four garages. . ' $4,900,000 TOTUAVA Lagt~na Beach oceanfront building site designed by Morris Skenderian 1vith approved plans for 6000 sq. ft. residence with pool. Steps to the sand with small cabana on secluded Totuava Beach. ·~ .. Daily Pi Phenomenal harbor views from chis fabulous new Mediterranean estate. This Pons of Call estate boasts 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, and features gourmet kitchen with granite countcrtops, rumbled marble backsplashes and top--of-the-line appliances. Living room wired for home cheater and surround sound, plush carpet and travertine flooring. Romantic master suite with rnvicingjacuzzi rub. Rooftop deck with mesmerizing ocean and harbor views. $1 ,595,000 RALPH B ROWN TARA CONLEY Home: (949) 489-22 15 Cell: (949) 466-9311 TARA CONLEY . For a confidential preview of these properties call . ofi.;pY UPTON G&R.GARET ROBINSON A Smart· Move 949 :.793-1087 • 949-793-1084 Daily Pilot I~ 8 8 c<;//;1araf a ..1(/ r; !f ~f!W'Ul .cMeacA $2,549,000 New custom Mediterranean. Designed by Hugo Soria. ,,. "Unsurpassed white-water views." GLORIA JEWELL D AVIS (7 14) 749-7476 . . 6'7 6' o/ Ida l_::{JI ~a?u Na ~ear'/~ $3,795,000 "Old World Tuscany " Designed by David B. Smith. '~wesome Catalina & City light views. " • Prudentiil Cdl *lllltf"" .#~~-'~ II #IOI to llHs, ft!. ollw .-t+-t1t~·· CAROLMOGK 949-566-1123 -·---- . . . ~ridoy, February 16,.2001 . &;' EMERALD BAY Remodeled SBR, 4BA, ocean-view home. Extra family room opens onto a grassy rear yard w/spa. Take a virtual tour of this property at www.DreyfusWeir.com Call Michael or Susan ac 949-566-1122. 813 EMERALD B AY $2,795,000 D ti!yfu !: Weit .corn..!: ,! MICHAEL 0REYFU!> (949) 795-2772 michadf.?dreyfuswc1 r.tom S USAN WEIR (949) 566-1 122 s~@drcyfu5'>\e1r.c.om 2719 SHELL ST. ?fk:na ~ve ?f ()/}(M'la PlJef ~/J< .--.-..-----___._ .. .. • Udo bayfront · upstairs laundry .. Ro~ Millar· .. Sc f 4 CIVIC PLAZA, STE. 260 NEWPORT BEACH , CA 92660 (949) 644-1600 . nt •• - 3377 VIA LIDO NEWPORT BEACH , CA 92663 (949) 723-8800 MARSOUIM This is the most spectatular view property in Corona del Mar. Highest point. Original home could be remodeled. Beverly Morphy 759-3731 Minda Bush-Stroner 759-3782 CORONA HIGHLANDS $1,845,000 360 degree views, rer:nodeled 5 bedroom, 4.5 bath. Private executive estate. Evan Corkett 759-3728 MISSION VIEJO $1,495,000 I j Gorgeous traditional family home right on the lake with a private dock. • Hardwood Aooring throughout. Gourmet ki!<=hen opening onto oversized family room. Greg Lombardi 759-3751 .. ' f '88 F • I F~ 16, 2001 . ' ,. '· · · ' Doily Pilot C 0 L -D WELL · BANKER from southern california's leading real estate company NEWPORT BEACH $1,450,000-$1,649,000 Oceanfront 3 plex: 3 + 1.75 & 2 x 2 +1 .75 . Panoramic ocean views. Bill Schonlau 9491722-0824 NEWPORT BEACH $1 , 100,()()().$1 ,299,000 Waterfront duplex. Ocean & Catalina views. Upper4BR,2BA.Lower3BR,2BA. Bill Schonfau 9491722-0824 NEWPORT BEACH $1 ,000,000-$1,150,000 Oceanfront duplex. 180 degree whitewater view. Walk to pier & restaurants. Bill Schonfau 9491722-0824 NEWPORT BEACH $1,399,000 Waterfront, large dock, restaurant -"The Raft" & art gallery, 2BR 1 BA apt. above. Bill Schonlau 9491722-0824 NEWPORT BEACH $1,199,000 NEWPORT BEACH $895,000 NEWPORT BEACH $535,000 NEWPORT BEACH $539,000 Big Canyon, Versailles plan. 4 BR, 4.5 BA plus den. Carol Allison 949/574-3537 Single level custom 3BR, den, family room & 3 car garage. Carol Allison 949/574-3537 One level 2BR, 2BA. New windows, kitchen & baths. Sharon Gnmes 949/574-3592 Condo 1,800+ sq.ft. 3BR, 3BA, huge patio & ocean view. Cynthia Lowe 949/87 4-8550 COSTA MESA $339,000 CORONA DEL MAR $2,995,000 NEWPORT COAST $1,799,000 CORONA DEL MAR $1,100,000 Beautiful 1-story 3BR remodeled & upgraded home with family room & pool . Ear1 & Judy Taylor 949/574-3598 Fabulous ocean view. 3BR, 4.5 BA, newly rebuilt. Marie Deremiah & Miriam Mayefl 9491718-1598 NEWPORT COAST ~925,000 CLIFFHAVEN $899,900 Premier view location in the Vistas. End unit townhome with exceptional privacy. Merrilee Hapeman 9491718-2361 COSTA MESA $324,900 lmpeocabty wefl maintained Ca. bungalow. 38R, 28A pkJ8 OOg8 garage. S~ Gielow 9491~ Charming 3BR, 3BA home. Remodeled kitchen. Move-in condition! Doug Clartt 9491718-1503 LAGUNA NIGUEL $859,000 Panoramic ocean view townhome. 38R, 3.58A, gated community, pool and tennis. Ray McAfOOM 94Gl4~7 ......... -----------·-·---... , .. . Stunning ·residence in Sausalito. A near1y r;l0W Plat\ Ill, 5 BR, 5.5BO w/views of ocean. Linda Tagfianetti 9491718-2369 NEWPORT BEACH $799,000 Exclusive gated Harbor Cove. Largest Plan 3,.4BR, 3BA single family home. Tom Thomson 949171~1547 r LAGUNA BEACH $459,000 Spack>ua 3BA condo with ocean view. large kitchen & pnvate patk>s. Ray McAfooee 94Gl4~927 Move-in condition, total remodel, comfortable, fresh, bright with large yard. Marcia Brashier 9491718-1508 NEWP0fff BEACH $774,500 Fabulous remodel in turnkey condition. 3Br, 2.5 BA, wonderful open floorplan. Sally Phillips 949/644-9060 x134 NEWPORT BEACH $649.000.$709,900 3BA, 28A townhouses with large Pffyat• decks to enjoy ocean & bay vtewa. • Oona Dixon 949'~ • r · Doily Pilot Your daily news just got better · Seven days a week UNDAY E Get the Daily Pilot Get the Times To subscribe call (800) 252-9141 27 Vista Tramonto Newport Coast • Fair Inspired Design • Panorami.c Views of Newport Harbor, Ocean, Canyon & City Lights • • 5 Bedroom & 5.5 Bathrooms • 3-Car Garage • New Construction I Never Lived In Offeredfit 12,150,000 • Immediate Move-In • 4,971 Square Feet • Large Home Site 11 ,640 Sq. Feet • Secluded Guard-Gated Community • Near Pelican Hill Golf Course • Center Island-Portofino "Veggie" Sink & Viking Wine Chiller • Pmm~JJJy: ANDY KIRK (714) 856-3250 . Friday, February 16, 2001 89 MolfjeSka Canyon . Escape To Country Living in the heart of Orange C ounty in pres ti gious area. 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The stacely mocor courcs and outdoor dining add drama and intrigue. 5BR, 5.5BA. FOR M O RE PH OTOS OF THES E ANO OTH E R PROP E RTIE S VI S I T WWW.8ARBARAAMSTAOTER .CO M RFMooELED BAYFRONT BP.AllfY d LINDA ISLE ... 92 LINDA ISLE $2,79.5,000 Newly upgraded 4 bedroom plus office, 4 bath bayfron1 home. Travertine floors, three fircpba:s. Good dock facilirics. Garcd community . BARBARA :AMSTADTER (949) BARBARA . (227-2272) LEAsE LINDA ISLE ,.. 91 LINDA ISLE LEAsE PRICE $10,000 MONTH Newly remodeled bayfront home with fonnal dining room, latgc F.1mily room, upgraded kitchen. 4'BR. 3BA. Dock and dips co •c:commodatc thl't'C boau. C..U for a land quocc. B PPOLO ............... 0.-.. ~ ..... "· .......... -~ ' FOR SALE OR LEA.sE SEA Isl.AND -9S 0cEAN VISTA SA.LE Pala $799,000 .. l..E.A.sE PIICI! SS,900 MON11t This ckgant home tw been' c:xpa.nbd and rcmoddcd. 3 or 4'BR. 3.5BA. Room addition can be a den, office or fourth bedroom. Over Sl00,000 in upgrades. BARBARA ROPPOLO (949) 219-2465 .. .. 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