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Home My WebLink About2001-02-21 - Orange Coast Pilot.. .. ) SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMiMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW. DAILYPILOf COM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21 , 2001 Duffy vessel e~barkS on renaissance trip Duffy vice president Gary Crane test drives a boat that will be delivered to VenJce, Italy, this week. <,[AN Hill[ RI DAllY PILOT HIGH FLYER •Newport Beach boat maker sends first electric ferry to Venice. Mathis Winkler DAILY PILOT NEWPORT HARBOR -A Duffy electric boat is probably not the first vessel that comes to mind when p1ctunng one of Venice's centuries-old canals. But while the Newport Beach-made boats are unhke- ly to replace gondolas m the near future, a specially designed version begdn mak- ing its way to Italy on Tuesday. Delivered by airplane, the San Cassiano will transport visitors from Veruce's tram sta- tion to theu hotel in early March, said Gdry Crane. Duffy's vice president waterways could beneht from a zero-em1ss1on vehicle - contrary to lhe crystaJ -clear canals dl The Veneban m Las Vegds, the ones at the real thmg resemblt• condtt.Jons m Newport Harbor -Duffy s partners decided to go with a completely environmentally lnend1y version It all begdll about a yedr ago when two Amencan entrepreneurs approached the compcmy about destgrung a waveless boat to protect the city's bwldmgs. Crane srud The consldnt water motion created by bodts has added to the erosion or bulk heads dlong the Cdndls Whether the "mdng1d onda • -thdt'c; • WdVP eater• m !tdlian -will prove to be d success 1s sllll uncertdlJl "They did not have an elec- tnc design m rrund, • he said ·An Amencan comp<rny coming to sdve VenicP may or mdy not fly," Crnne scs1d "We'U see • Two so-cdlled "slmts" catch waves created by the centrdl hull of the boat, dlmost elmu- ndlmg any wdves At d co<,t of more thdn SEE DUFFY PAGE 5 Redlizing that Venice's ,(. Trustees stand by zero tolerance •American Bar Assn. e ndorses end to policy, but Newport-Mesd leaders insist it works Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA Som<> school dlstnct ofhndls scoffed di the Amencan Bar Assn s oppo<,1t1on Monday to the controvc•NaJ zero- tolerance policy m <;choob tm1sung . the pol.icy works "Th.is IS· JUSt more po'>trnodem hberaltsm llghterung up of the ruJes m favor of d teendger\ persondl autonomy.· said school bodrd mem- ber Wendy Leece ·We're hec:1dl{lg down a slippery slope Our zero-tol- eran ce policy here sends d powerful message to k.Jds -don't • DON LEACH I DAA.Y PltOT Taking advantage of the wind between passing storrn8, Wayne Iwamoto rues his stunt kite near the Newport Aquatic Center. The Arne ncan Bar Assn passed a resolution at its annual meel.Jng m San Diego on Monday opposing zero-tolerance policies in schools Across the ndt.Jon. these poliaes call for the immediate expulsion or sus- pef1S1on of students for weaporis, drugs or alcohol. Costa Mesa delays changes to development c~des • City Council members put off a decision on the proposed revisions until at least May. Jennifer Kho DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -The City Council unanimously agreed Monday to postpone making a decision on a proposed overhaul of the city's residential develop - meot codes until at least May. Qty officials extended a mora- torium on new, two-story, single- family developments and second- story additions. City staff will use the time for an extensive public notification campaign that will include sending mailers to every residential property in the city, running several newspap er advertisem e nts and holding a public forum on the issue. •I think we're not there yet, but I hope in the next six weeks we can get there,• said Council- man Gary Monahan, who expressed concern two weeks ago that the city did not do a good job m notifying homeowners about the upcomin g changes. "With my wife and four kids, I need a big~er house and I can't afford to buy a ne w one . The only way I can do it is to build onto my house. U we cut back second-sto- ry additions, families like mine can't do it.· The new standards would affect the design and construction of two-story homes and second· Boat rrre causes $50,000 in damage •Faulty wires are suspected in blaze on yacht that was docki.ti at Balboa Bay Club. Danette Go4llet ONLY PllOT NEWPORT HARBOR -A fire erupted in lb engine of a 58·f oot motor yacht TueSd.ay u it docked at the Balboa Bay Club lhorOy after noon Tu814ey. The quick ectiOn of two mon k pt lb blue under control and contained th fire to the engine compartment. but not before It caUMd en estimated SS0.000 worth of dam· age. Mid John Bia of the Newport Bead> Fire Department. George Long, the 52-year-01d captain or • the Bella, which was docked neerby, and George Castro, 56, were helping to dock thG yacht when tho fire broke out •1 was tying It up when I NW smolt coming out of the engine,• Lang 141d. He and Castro went tnto the engi.De com- partment and sealed it off from tlle rest of the yacht to prev nt the ftte from spreading, Langsald. Cutro, who w nt tnto the engine com- partm t twtce to contain tbe O&mei, wu ot to Hoag Hospital as• precaution for smoko lnhal tion. but was releated within SEE AA£ MGI 5 story addlbons in all resident.Jal zones throughout the aty. The revisions would reqwre bigger lots, la rger dnveways, more off-street parking, more dis· lance between mam buildings in multifamily developments and a more extensive revtew ,process for new developments, as well as for major remodels such as sec- ond-story room additions. The cha nges a lso would reduce the maximum allowed SEE COUNCIL PAGE 5 In the Newport-Mesa Uruf1ed School Dtstnct, where the policy has been ttnder discussion for a year. the zero-tolerdnce pol.icy calls SEE ZERO PAGE 5 TIME FOR A CHANGE? Do you believe tt\e d istrict's zero-toler•nce policy is effective or It it time to come up w ith • 1 new policy? call our Readers HotJine at (949) 642-6086 or send e-mail to dailypllotOlatimes.com. Pk!ase spell your name and include your hometown and phone number, for verification purposes only. _. QASSlflDS ____ 10 &l9CIS 2 NU( llJ1lClS ' SPOltS --~~~~_,,;.# - • r ' LOCALS PO OF THE WEEK Patches J'he CommwUty .Antmal' Network II a community·JUP· ported animal organization linking people and pets through community action. Other pell available for adop· Patches, a kitten whose eyes were removed because of an inf ectJon, is available for adop- tion through the Community Animal Network. tlon may be seen at http://www.anlmalnetwork.org. For lnfonnation, call (949) 759-Js.6 or wrtte to the Com- munity Anl.mal Network at PO. Box 8662, Newport Beach. CA See other rescued dogs and cats each Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4 p .m . at Russo's Pet Experience at Pashion Island in Newport Beach. 92658. I • a.:,;:;..,.• 2 Wednesday, February 21, 2001 Gettin1. INVOLVED • GITTING INVOLVED runs peri- odically in the Dally Pilot on a rotating basis. If you'd like info<- matlon on adding your organiza- tion to this list, call (949) 574- 4298. SERVING PEOPLE IN NEED Serving People in Need, also know as SPIN. is look- ing for volunteers to help prepare sack meals for the homeless, assemble hygiene kits, distribute meals and pick up food for preparation. SPIN provides move-in costs for housing, case management and sup- port services to families leaving shelters. SPIN also serves as family advisors or mentors and conducts workshops on budgeting and more. Visit SPIN at 2900 Bristol St., Suite H- 106, Costa Mesa. (714) 751- 1101. SHARE OUR SELVES CLINIC The clinic, which provides emergency services to the needy in Orange County, is looking for volunteers to deliver and pick up food from local restaurants and grocery stores, help wi'th Doily Pilot cents. Volunteers are need- ed in many areas. (949) 548- 8849. VANTAGE FOUNDATION The Vantage Foundation supports employment and community training for adults with developmental disabilities. Volunteers are needed. (949) 645-7833. VISIONS FOR PRISONS Vtsions for Prisons, a non- profit program which teach- es Attitudinal Healing and meditation in prison needs typists to transcribe letters from inmates to at-risk k.Jds. Weekday hours, Mesa del Mar. (714) 556-8000. VOLUNTEER CENTER OF GREATER ORANGE COUNTY With more than 1,500 vol- unteer opportunities, the Volunteer Cente r will match people and groups wishing to volunteer with nonprofit agencies in their area. Votunteer Connection Line, (71 4) 953-5757, Ext '106. WELLNESS COMMUNITY OF OUNGE COUNTY Wendy Leeds medical and dental staff, data entry. assist with food sorting and distribution, to help at the front desk and some other duties. They also need translators. (949) 515-7316. The Wellness <;ommunity needs volunteers\to help out at the reception desk dunng the day. (714) 258-1210. WEST SIDE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB I t's tough love all lhe way for Wendy Leeds. The Costd Mc>Sd resident who works Wllh mjured mdrine mammals treated by Fnends of the Sea Lion said it's unportdnl to hdve minimal human contact with the dnunals. Leeds, 24, mui.t dlso refrdm from call- F mg the or a sea I.Jons GOOD CAUSE . ~~OU~~~ Ldguna Beach sanctuury by their namei. "They all do hdve ndmes, • Leeds said. "But we don't address llhe ani- mals). We don't Wdnt to domesticate lhe arumals at all .~ If the sea hons dnd other mammals treated by lhe group aren't cuddled, they'll have dn easier tune adjusting to their natural habitat when released off the shoreline. NEIGHBORS John saton. president and chief execu- tlwe of The Sexton Cos., a commercial equip- ment leasing company based in Newport Beach, was named chairman of the new Peer Alliance Committee of the Assn. for Corpo- r.ie Growth Orange County Olapter. The chapter often corporate executlvt!s a group environment in v.tlich to candidly address buslneu and penonal challenges. Sexton, a Newport Beach resident, is one of 300 certi- fied leasing professionals In the United States IWld is the former aulstant to the president of a..idsdale and can; the Irvin.based hokflng <OmJ*1Y for 4-0.y Tlre Stores, Dorman Winthrop Clothing. Shamrock Golf ShQps and lMlidale and Carr and Baum ~ng .... ,.,,,,.., P8tlw'WI. owner of Recy<led Rags 'n Corona del Mar, received the first Business Person of the Year award from the Corona del Mar O\amber of Commerce during an ~.OS banquet recently. Patterson has been a member of the chamber since 1975 end has serwd as a member of the board of directors and has donated proceeds from her business Doing work that's tough to stomach Founded in 1971 , the group rescues injured marine marrunals that wash up on Orange County beaches. In addition to the sea lions, the group rescues e le- phant seals and harbor seals. Friends also seeks to educate county beachgo- ers about the manne ecosystem. As for Leeds, she's-focused on her individual contribution -which usual- ly involves spending her Sundays at the animal sanctuary to feed and care for the animals. She's seen some disturbing things, including animals with injured and missing appendages. She's seen wounds caused by fire ~. {ishing hooks and blunt objects. To stomach it, Leeds said she has developed a tough exterior. to the women's charity New Directions. as well as other local charities .. •. Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Ralph L TomllNof\ son of ~ lbmlln1on of Newport Beach and a member of Naval Air Maintenance Training Group, has been help- ing.to train sailors who John Sexton maintain and repair EP- 3E alraaft. lhe training group set"WS as a Unit. between the chief of naval technk.al training and the fleet. providing aviation wupons system training to air wing. !qUlldron, ship and station personnel. •.• ~ HC>lpft.ll Foundation Executive Director-...°'""" fleld has retired after 14 Yffl'S with the hos-- pltal. Greenfield helped to ~ 1he Sll- mlllion campaign for the Hoag Holph.I (an. cer Center and coordinated the $7.25-mlllon campaign for the new Emergency C.. Unit. es well as many other projectl. Greenfield wUI remain an ac:tlve member for both the AWi. .DailyJiPilot BEAQEBS HQilJ~E CA 92626. 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(Mt) 131,1121 ,..,,..,,... outsldl of N9wpoft e..cn Ind . (Cit.I ...... ~ 10tht . 'aoto.9W O.•ly Pilot •• ~!Ible orly by ~~,....~~ .... MO"MMl. • .... fAllle IM~""'*-mail for SlO i-month s.cond "'°'° ldtot '*=It eon. Miii. UIDl~OON~--.,,,., Ol'l19llO. CA. O'r• ell Wic.lb6t ~Dir.w "-t.e end loul t.aus.) POSTMAS-.. Tt-. s.tld ---cNnga '°The LW••Cllll. ......,,, e..:M:oll.I .... ~ Noc.,~ loa1 (.QU~ _&_ .... _..., •Most of the animals we see a.re pups,• Leeds said. "It's hard work, but there are great rewards.• The animals wash up on the shore- line all across the county, but Corona del Mar and Crystal Cove are the two most familiar spots to Leeds on the Newport Beach coastline. Leeds.enlisted herseU in the group in 1996, not long after graduating from University High School in Irvine. At the school, Leeds was inspired by a biology teacher to explore the physical world around her. Volunteerism feeds her curiosity about nature and nurtures her will to offer her own free time to the group. she said. ·vou feel like you're giving some- thing back to the environment,· Leeds said. "It's one of those feel-good kind of things." . -Story by P•ul Clinton; Photo by Gf'99 Fry • ..... ORI~ achiev .. nents In the community. ,.._ dlred notllWOl1hy lnfor· m.tlon to Young~ WI faic at (949) 6"46- 4170, or Jef'ld e-""'811 to rtef•nlfl.frlfttflMtlmes.com. WEATHER AND SURF TEMPOAlURES Balboa 64152 TIDU TODAY Flmlow SOUTH COAST LITERACY COUNCIL Volunteer tutors are need- ed for an increased demand of literacy and English as a Second Lan- guage classes. Students are taught English reading, writing and speaking skills. at their own level in small groups or on a one-to-one basis. There are centers all over Orange County. Once trained, tutors may choose the center in which they want to teach. Mary Fitzgerald, (949) 458-8664. SOUTH COAST REPERTORY THEATER The South Coast Repertory Theater needs volunteers to help with ushering (see plays free) and other func- tions. (714) 708-5500. TELL·A·FRIEND Orange County cancer groups seek volunteers to educate and encourage women to have mammo- grams. Participants will take part in a one-on-one program of education and encouragement specifical· ly related to mammograms and early breast cancer detection. The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, (949) 224- 0292. UNDERGROUND The Underground program, a function of Child's Pace, provides social activities and interaction for adoles- Volunteers are needed from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays to tutor stu- dents in first through sixtli grades in reading. (949) 631-7724. WOMEN HELPING WOMEN Mentors and donations needed to assist victims of domestic vtolence. Volun- teer teachers are also need- ed for computer classes The organization Is at 7 t l W. 17th St., Suite A-10 Cos- ta Mesa. The center also needs volunteers to help with client intake and dressing, donation collec- tion, sorting clothes and general office work. (7 t 4) 631-2333. WYLAND FOUNDATION The Wyland Foundation, which encourages greater awareness of ocean conser- vation, is seeking volun- teers for dertcal and com- puter help and grant writ- ing. (949) 497-6723. YOUTH EMPLOYMENT 'SERVICE (YES) The Youth Employment Service of the Harbor Area seeks volunteers to help with the 28th annual Roman Feast and Charity Auction at 6 p.m. April 26 at the Cos- ta Mesa Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave., Cos1a Mesa. This year's theme is ·Legends of the Harbor Area.• Dona· tions and sponsorship is welcomed. (949) 642-8306. POLICE FILU COSTA MESA Corona del Mar 64152 1:47 •.m ...................... 1 7 • AdMN A"""* A purse containing a cellutar phone. wallet, credit c..ardi and cash was stolen from a lodted. v.tlite 1990 Toyota Ceflca parked In the 1600 blodt between 1 and 4 p.m. Thursday. Costa Mesa 65151 Newport S.ach 65151 Newport Coast 6615() SURF FOaCAST Ilg surf expected 11galn • Slowly fading west swell strong In the morning. Shouldlf-hlgti tO CMlrheed WIYtS fn molt spot'S • U>CATION 1111 W'edge 4-7 Newport 4-7 li.ckle't 4-7 AAls '-t'ty 4-7 CdM 4-7 First high 7:52 •.m. ...... _.,,. ......... 5.5 Second low 2:50 p.m. ..................... ~.6 Second high 9.08 p.m ....................... 3.9 THUMDAY Frrst low 2:16 e.m ...................... 1.5 ffmhlgh • 1:22 a.m ....................... 5.1 5ec:ond low J :14 p m ......... " ..... -... .0.S S.C~hlgh t JO p.m ........... "_'_ 4 1 • 8rtstot ~ A 19-year-old wom.tn we arrested on suspklon of commfttlng a burg!My In the 2900 block It 7:10p.m.~. • twtMw aoulw.,. Vandalism was repotted In the 3200 blodt at 1:06 a.m. Tuesday. NEWPORT BEACH ..... .,.... ........ 9ouleiw...t: fief~ arrested • IT\8n .net detained a woman on fU1Pk1on of unl8Wful- ly taking • Yehle'-at 5 e.m. Sunday. 8•11 w• tit at S 10,000 ead'I. • 21111 ............ ~ flroM: Potlal ~ tNt tOmeol ie Stole a dllabted pl«Md from the,._.., mlrtoi' of • 'at1 at 1 p.m. ~ • JMt ........ Na p I t ...... " •• 1lo1tc9 and ed two "*' on tUlpidof1 of tr •llllPOt'dng. __,, Md ~aaunng COi lit~ u.tence at 7. 10 pm. ~ .., leH Ml lat at SlS.000 MCh. - I. Doily Pilot Wednesday, February 21, 2001 3 Leaders wi,thout ears, beware the quamng ground beneath you T here is a scene in Steven Spielberg's •Jurassic Park• when Dr. Grant and his party - out and about in Dr. Ham- mond's amusement park gone awry -suddenly sense imminent danger. How do they know? The ground begins to subtly shiver beneath them. and a low, plodding, inter- mittent rumble breaks the thick tropical air. The cam- era then cuts away to a small p0ol of water on the muddy road. In precise intervals, the puddle's placid surface is broken as the ground quakes with each thunderous step of the approaching Tyrannosaurus Rex. It's clear -at least to the audience -that trouble is near. But, paralyzed by fear or denial, or both, no one in Grant's expedition seems to have a clue. They don't move. So guess wha t? One becomes an appetizer, and the others are left scram- bling for their lives. No\v the corollary may be a bit obtuse, but suffice it to say that the ground in Costa Mesa has been quak- ing lately with the approaching footsteps of a citizenry that's losing patience with tin-eared Put a few words · to work for you . Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS Joseph N. Bell BETWEEN THE LINES leaders. A fair number of voters I've been chatting with lately have begun sniffing out elected officials within Costa Mesa City Hall who see~ to believe they won't be eaten if they just play dead. These citi- zens -hungry for action and hoarse tram roaring their displeasures ~ are - quietly chatting about the dinner menu for the 2002 election. And if their hunger pangs become too uncomfortable, they might not wait that long. What's whetting their appetites is the City Coun- cil's persistent fumbling of Costa Mesa's pressing redevelopment needs. It's the perception that some council members -Mayor Libby Cowan and Linda Dixon in particular -bare- ly suffer gladly the usual parade of gadflies and their one-note laments of the decaying conditions of thelr neighborhoods. And there are other side- bar issues that also repre- sent thundering hooves. . There are those put off by the reality that some on the City Council continue to explore the annexation of Santa Ana Heights despite that community's passion- ate and persistently com- municated desire to become a part of Newport Beach. Still others grouse about the City Council's doleful malaise in the El Toro Airport wars. But the clear political battleground rests with the development of the West- side. Now the uninitiated might find it easy to dismiss John Feeney, Robin Leffler, Eric Bever, Janice·David- son, Tom and Eleanor Egan and Martin Millard as ruffi- ans who like to poke sticks in the eyes of others. But if you are the elected repre- sentative of these good folks -who care deeply about their city and who are quite capable of mar- shaling a brigade of voters who ~gree with them -I'm thinking it's not a good MEXICAN RESTAURANT 196 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA· 949-645-7626 Idea to ignore the quaking ground beneath you. The casting out of Heather Somers in November is proof of that. The buzz'is that redevel- opment advocates want to see concrete action from the City Councy this year. And while they are buoyed by the Costa Mesa Rede- velopment Agency's (the City Council by another name )unaoimousactlonto begin the process of decid- ing i.f some of the city's more downtrodden sectors could be redeveloped, they're keeping their pow- der dry. That's because they are wary of Cowan's stated opposition to the use of eminent domain (the city's legal taking of private_ property for purposes of redevelopment). And they view her and Dixon's pref- erence for a front-end "visioning" proceis of what a redeveloped Costa Mesa • should look like as an exer- cise that merely feeds delay. Beware the quaking ground. • Nearly 20 years ago, my wile introduced me to Dorothy Jo Swanson, a wonderfully vivacious, car- mg and God-fearing lady who taught generations how to dan ce at Dorothy Jo's Dance Studio. My wile bas loved Dorothy Jo for years and always appreci- ated that she would rent her studio to my wile at a very reasonable rate when- ever she taad a ballroom dance class to teach. I later met Dorothy Jo's husband, Harold, at ow wedding. He was a kind man. Quiet and unassum- ing. What struck me most was the depth of Dorothy Jo and Harold's love for and commitment to one another. Yeste rday, Dorothy Jo, her family and her friends remembered Harold, who recently passed away aftet a lengthy battle with can-, cec. Knowing Dorothy Jo as we do, she'll miss her dear companion but will contin-• ue to live her life with vigor <:ind enthusiasm . We're thinking of you. Dorothy Jo. • BYRON DE ARAICAL 1s a writer and communications consultant. He lives in Costa Mesa. His column runs Wednesdays. Readers may reach him with news tips and comments via e-mail at byron· writerOmsn.com. For-a-·healthier heart, here's something you'll find easy to cut out. tlART TH r--SPECIAL OFFER--• I I I I I I I •• I I I I I I I I I I During Hoag Heart Month 2001, H oag is offering Coronary Calcium Detection using CT at a special fee. This non-invasive screening takes just minutes and can be invaJuable in identifying early coronary artery disease (CAD). • SPECIAL OFFER SCREENING FEE: $300 (REGULARLY $400) Must pay at time of service-not reimbursable by insurance. • R ECOMMENDED FOR MIEN 40•85 AND WOMEN 45·70 Restricted to individuals who have not been· diagnosed with heart disease but who have one of these risk factors: family history of CAD, cigarette smoking, hypertension, high cholesterol, or diabetes. • SCREENING• ARE AVAILABLE AT HOAG HEALTH C E NT,.aR• IN ALISO VIEJO AND HUNTINGTON BEACH and the results, usually available within 10 days, are sent to you by a Hoag cardiologist. • To SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT. CALL 8001309-XRAY (9729) Offer valid on tests com.pleted by 'March 31, 200 t. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I •--CORONARY CALCIUM--• DETECTION TAKK YOUR F'IR•T •TEP '!'0 A HEAL THIKR HEART •Y CUTTING OUT SOMETHING EA•Y TODAY-THI• COUPON. THIEN SCHKDULS AN APPOINTMKNT BY CALLING 800r.l09-)UtAY(9729). For l '4 years, Hoag Hospiu) has led the. way in helping Orange County residents better understand and prevent c:ardiovasculu disease. And now, through this special Hoag Hean MonU\ 2001 offer, we're proud to make available this advan~ cardiovascular Krccning technology. • ~ '· • 4 Wednesday, February 21 . 2001 Doily Pilot •Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot. 330 W Bay St,. Cos· ui MMa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646--'170; °' by catllng (949) 574- 4298. Include the time, date and location of the event, ats well as a contact phone numbe< A complete Its ting Is available at htQYllwww da1/ypllotcom. TODAY A represeolative from North- ern Arizona Uru versity's Admissions Ofllce will visit Ordngc Coast College from 10 d.m . to 1 p.m. at the cam- pus. 2701 Fairvlew Road, Cos- ta Mesd. Free. (714) 432-5894. Healthy Heart Yoga will be off Pred at t l ·30 a.m at Hoag Hospital's conference center, 1 HO<tg Dnve, Newport Beach Free (800) 514-HOAG A seminar on manic depres- sion will be offered at 6 p m at CoUE>ge Hospital's Edst Day Room. 275 Victona St., Costa MP.Sd Free (714) 796-0191 The Orange County Chapter of the Stnyle Gourmet, d hne- dmmg club for singles, mv1tes you lo dine with them at 6:30 p.m, dl Pmot Provence. 686 Anton Blvd., Costd Mesd $64 (CJ44) 854-6552 or (800) 750- DINE Be4ch. $10, free for members. (949) 729-4400. FRIDAY The deadllne for Kholanhlp applications 1s Priddy at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa Free. (714) 432-5730. A Wied book sale wW be hos1- ed by the Friends of the New- port Beach Library from 1 to 5 p.m. Friday for members onJy and from 9 a .m. to 4 p .m. Feb . 24 at the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Free. (949) 759-9667. SATURDAY A seminar for people who plan to start a business or have recently established a business will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at NationaJ University, 3390 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. The program is sponsored by the Orange County Chapter of the Ser- vice Corps of Retired Execu- tives Assn. (714) 550-7369. TUESDAY MARCH 7 High School Dance Day, a day of dance c.14sses, Will lake place from 8 a.m. to ltt30 p m at Orange Coast ~liege, 2701 Fairview Road, Costo Mesa. Free. (714) 432-5506 MARCH 11 The Leigh and Lucy Stein. berg Spirit Run will begin with registration at 6:30 a.m at Edwards Cinem a Thedter.. a t Fashion Island, 905 New- port Center Drive, Newport Beach. The run will include t1 tOK run/walk, a Jamba Jwre 5K Banana Man Chase, a SJ< family walk. youth races dnd an Orange County Fdm1ly Toddler Trot. Fees depend on the age of the partic1pan1 (949) 222-3344. MARCH 14 A workshop on pregnancy for women in their thutie will take place at 6 p.m. at th£> Hoag Health Center, I Hodq Drive, Costa Mesa. FrN• (800) 514-HOAG. MARCH 16 A workshop on preparing for thr Cdl1fornid notary exam will hy host<'d by the NdtJon- c1l Notc1ry A!:.!>n from 9 a .m. to I pm toddy and Mdrch 30 dt A yoga workshop 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 O range County Chapte r of the Service Corps of Retired Executives Assn. will host a workshop for small businesses on marketing and promotion from 9 a.m. to noon at NanonaJ Uruversity, 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa $25, or $20 111 advance. (714} 550-7369. Koharu, an authentic g eisha from Japan, wtU visit Newport Beach from 5:30 to 10 p.m. Monday at Benibana, 4250 Birch SL, Newport Beach. Ko haru will tour Benihana restaurants from Saturday to March 4. The eve nt ls sp on sored by the Japan America Society and Be nlhana. Learn about the lifestyle of a geisha, as well as experience a traditional Japanese tea ceremo ny. Free. (949) 955-0822. The 12th annual AmJsh Craft Show will be he ld from noon to 8 p.m. March 16 and JO a.m. to 5 p.m. March 17 dt th!' O range County Fairground~ Building 14, 88 Fair Dnvr· Costd Mesa. Free (717) 087- 9270. W<>'>ttn South Coast Plaza, b2h Anion Blvd . Costa Mesa. $1 iY !HOO) 876-6827 A Cal Poly university repre- senld ltVl' will lw dVdtldble from 4 d m to noon dt Orange Cod"l CollPCJt>, 270 I FcilIVlew Rodd, C'o!>td /\..lf'"d f-rt>e 1714) 432-58<}4 THURSDAY A seminar on biological aging Wlll be hosted by Mothpr's Mclrket clt 6:30 p.m. dt lhP mdrkPt, 225 E. 17th St., Cosld Mesd. Free. (949) 631-474 t A Newport Beach after-hours rruxer will tdke pltsce dl 5 p m. dt the Rusty Peticdn, 2735 W. Codsl I hghway. Newport "How to Make the Most of Doctor Visits,• a seminar '>ponsored by Elder Care Consultants, will be held dl 2 p m. at Borders Books, Music & Cale at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Free. Reservations arf' requested. (949) 645-8007. FEB. 28 Healthy Heart Yoga will be offered at 11 :30 a.m. at Hoag Hospital's conference center, 1 Hodg Dnve, Newport Beach. Free (800) 514- HOAG. "The Fundamentals of Pro- f ess1onal Money Manage- ment· will be the subject of a dinner semmar by Steven Ferges, a f111anc1al advisor 111 Morgan Stanley Dean Wit- ter's Costa Mesa office. The serrunar will start at 6:30 p.m. at the Wyndam Garden Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Cosld Mesa. Free, reser- val.Jon mdy be made by call- ing Ferge!> al (714) 241-3209. A seminar and book-signing of "Nature's Virus Killers" ... Please Join AND SUPPORT THE Costa Mesa Senior Center A Nonprofit Organization Us DURING THE 2000-2001 ANNUAL CAMPAIGN Governed by the not-for-profit, tax exempt Costa M esa Senior Citizens Corporation, the Center serves those 50 years of age and older, living in Costa Mesa and surrounding areas. The Center's services, programs and activities are designed to enhance the quality of life of seniors, preserve and promote dignity and self-worth, develop talents, foster socialization, and support independence and self-reliance. r----------------------, I '7 I want to give to the I : I es, 2000-2001 Annual Campaign : I Tlte Costa M~so Se11h>r Cenu r 's My Center Gift ., I I 2000-01 ANNUAL C AMPA IGN Gift Raa1t (P/1astclitck 011t) I I I am pleased to accept your invitation 0 SIO -S-49 S Omo S999 s I I to become a pan1c1pant m the I 1000-01 ANNUAL CAMPAIGN 0 SSO -S99 S 0 SI ,000 Sl,499 S I by making this tax-deductible D SIOO -S249 s __ 0 Sl.SOO S.C,999 S I I unrestricted con1nbut1on D S2SO -~9'1 s 0 U.000-U,499 s I Pkasr Im my 11amr on 1hr I Am111al Campaign ro11er tJJ follnu1s: 0 SSOO S749 S __ 0 S7.SOo.t Above S I I NMX D I _,Id ltu 10 calk 10 -a.bout tneludJna lht StnlO' Cmta m my I a111t sld 11n pllnmng I ~~ I 0 I wish to remain llllonymous D Plcue donltt my Annual C•"1"11" pttmium, awwded '"' my I conlnbln1011, 10a1m1« ..tio MJUld bllieflt ~ dl1111ll I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Thank You Fqr Your Support! " will take place at 6:30 p.m. at Mother's Market, 225 E 17th St., Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 631-4741 A Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce alte r-hours ffilXer will take place at 5:30 p.m. at Romano's Macaroni Gnll, 595 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. $10, members are free. (714) 885-9090 MARCH 2 A motorcycle show will lake place from 5 to 10 p.m. at the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair D'rive, Costa Mesa. $7 for ac:lults, ch.i.ldren younger than 12 are free. (949) 582- 2371. I A ge~, bead a nd jewelry show Will take place from noon to 7 p.m. March 2, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. March 3, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 4 at the Orange County Fair- grounds, 88 Fau Drive. Costa Mesa. $4 for adults, $3 for seniors and free for children younger than 12. (760) 747- 9215. MARCH 3 An orchid pottlng seminar will take pldce at l 0 a m. and 2 p.m • at Green Systems lntemallonal Ordud Nwsery, 20362 Buch St., Newport Beach. The nursery will be open from 9 d m. to 4 p.m. Free (949) 756-1211 A Library Card for Every Kid event will take place in cele- brdlion of Read Across Amer- ica from noon to 4 p.m. m the Bloomingdale's Courtyard al Fashion Island in Newport Beach. Children 5 and older · rnay receive d library card, and there will also be face- pamting and characters from popular chtldren's books. f ree. (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. R1cba.rd Gadbois Ill, this year's Chtl- dren's Champion, is among those who will be honored. $250. (714) 663-8271. as~ Mattress Outlet Store BRAND NEW· COSMET1CAilY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less/ I'm not worried, my agent Is Cr•lg Brown lnsur•nce CalJ today for auto & hom~ owner' Insurance! 3165 Harbor Bl"Vd. Costa Mesa One Block Sout.b of ~05 l'Wy 545-7168 ~!!!t,?n~0-1255 '13 New rt Beach • lie• 0550290 s A ,. e c o MARCH 23 Whole Foods Marke t wlJI host a two-hour demonstrdllon coolong class with ch€•1-. Mary Sue Milliken and Su,dn Feniger from 7 to 9 pm di The Forum Classroom di Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa MC''><I (8 18) 501-8484, Ext 133 MARCH 27 Orange Coast College wUI present its 18th annudl I llqh School Senior Day from noon to 3 p.m. at the campus qudcl, 2701 Fairview Road, Co~l11 Mesa. (7 14) 432-5725. MARCH 31 The Wanda J. Cobb Breast Health Symposium ancl Susan G. Komen SUTV1Vor'> Luncheon will be held from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m . at the Newport Beach Marnott Hotel and Tennis Club, 900 Newport Center Dnve, Newport Beach. $25. Reserv<tt10m reqwred. (71 4) 957-9157, Ext 70. APRIL 18 The 14th annual HIV/AIDS on the Front Lme Conference will be held at 8 a.m. at lhc Hilton Hotel, 3050 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. The event is pw- ' sented by the AlDS Educd· · tion and n aming Center, UC Irvine and the Orange Coun- ty Health Care Agency. (714) 456-2249. APRIL 23 Whole Foods Market wUI offer a Special m arket tour from 5 to 7 p.m. to 1ughlight n ew ways to prepare na turaJ foods. The store is a l 1870 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa (949) 574-3800. Car Accident? ,,_~.-.la MCreU•yOu need to ~ bef0f9 you Mttte your ceN or epeell to enyone. For your ,,.. repoft. Call Toll ,,.. 1-u&-31()..7811 f 24 hr. Recorded ....... The Long Beach Coin eJ Collectihlu Expo Pruent.J Tbe 17'" Anmuzl Wuitu&po Fehruary 22-25, 2001 . I ( > ' < • B I \ c 11 ( ( > \. \ I ' I H > ' ( I ' I I I< JOO Sn. Pi.Ju Aw., 1~111.tJ &arb, Calif. (Entranu d Parking 011 P1iu Aw.) Sho~'dilt phMt(562) ./J6-J6J6 • www.longbeachshow.com I lOURS: Tl I URS-SAT 10am-6:30pm. SUN 10am-3pm Coina • Stamps • SportM:artl11 • Phone Carda • Coll~ctiblea • Jew~lry • U.S. & Foreign Coin Auction . Auaiona by Htrh .... Numiematl Auction• and Ponlerio a Auodat ... • Plut LORP.X I '01 (ump M<tioll) f' 'lunnc tilt -rhl' Year Of' The Snd.e" t.,..p r---------------; s10FF : I Adtai~ with thie ad I L. _R!Jrl!_ar.,!6:!»0~-.u-~~I I I • Daily Pilot JBriefltJn THE NEWS WHAT'S AFLOAT ing Club, (949) 644-25251 or Udo Sailing Club, (9-49) 675- 0821. port, :WOO Vlll Oporto, SuUe 102-B. 1be $15 cost includes a basket of bread, cheese, . . . . .. .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . - 'Wednesday, February 21, 2001 5 CIUISU ZERO CONTINUED FROM 1 Sewage spill keeps beach j etties closed • WMA'rS AFLOAT Is published Mondays. If you ire pl1ming 1 nautical event. submit the lnfor· matioo to the Olily Pilot,· 330 W Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by , salami, ice, gla.stes, a bla.n • ket. music and a Polaroid picture. Wme also is avail- able. (949) 675-1212. Eleven Pugel Sound edua~ Uonal cruises have been scheduled for the summer by Orange Coast College's Pacifica. a 75-foot motor ves- sel. The six-day excursions are set for June 17 and 30i July 8, 16 and 28; Aug. 5, 13 and 24; and Sept. l, 11 and 23. Call for pnces. (949) 645- 9412. The Wdves might be good at the Newport Beach Jetties today, but no surfers wiU be nding them, The Orange County Health Care Agency on Tuesday closed a 2,000-foot stretch of beach up and down the coast from the mouth ol the Santd Ana Rav- er because of a 1,000-gaUon sewage spill. Stx hundred feet of the popular surf spot already was closed because of a spill caused when a pnvate sewdge line burst Feb 14 The Idlest spill, the second of the year, happened after a line m the Costa Mesa Saru- lary D1stnct's sewage collec- tion system was blocked hy grease. It forced the closure of an additional l ,400 feet of COdSt. Both spills happened dS d strong west swell tut Orange County, brtttging overhedd sets to many beaches, includ- mg I lunllngton Bedch, dnrl solid head-high Wdves in Newport Bedch. -s.J. cahn Estancia eagle stolen A gold-colored, hbergld'>S eagle dnd its mount WdS stolen from EstdnCld I hgh School ldst week. The theft, which hdp· pened n<'lween 4 p m Feb 13 and 7 a.m Feb 14, vfdS reported lo police Thursddy by Assistant Pnnc t[>dl Stephen Bemgo Estdncaa High Sc hoot glued the edgle\ bolts to pr<'- vent them from being unscrewed from the mount after Costd Mei.a High School students unboiled and stoic the edyle ld!.t YPdr. This time, the WdU bolls were unscrewed dnd lhe .,, mount wa!. stolt>n dlonq with the eagle'. The eagle 1s Vdlucd at $2,000. No witnesses hdve corne forward, police sd1d. -Jennifer Kho FIRE CONTINUED FROM 1 hours Firefighters from the New- port Bedch Fm> Department ami the Orange County Sher- tif's Department were called and put the hre out, Blauer satd. Before it was extingwshed, the fire burnt through d fuel line, spilling diesel into the bilge, said Sgt. Ron Peoples of the Shenff's Department Har- bor Patrol. A gallon of diesel was dumped into the hdrbor by the bilge pump before the Harbor Patrol could shut 1t down, he said. Fuehghters do not yet know what started the hre on the new, $1 1-mtllion vessel owned by Frednck J Han- shaw, but it was elect:ricdl in nature, Blauer said. Hanshaw could not be reached for comment. Those who were first on the scene agreed that the cause of the fire appeared to be wire troubles. "It looked like it was some starter wires that burned through,• Lang said. fax to (949) 646-4170; or by e-mail to dallypilotOlati~.com. SAILING CWSES At-risk studeftls from apart- ment-based, after-s~hooJ centers can learn to canoe as part of the Nova Community Foundation's Novaland Sea Adventures Program from 10 a.m . to 1 p.m. Saturday at the Boy Scout Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 222-1792. Orange Coast College's Alaska Eagle, a 65-foot train- ing vessel, will sail on an eight-day trip from Newport Beach to Cabo San Lucas March 17-24. The trip is designed to introduce sailors lo passage-making while they paftic1pate in all aspects of running a boat. Overrught stops may include Turtle or Santa Maria Bays. $1,125. (949) 645-9412. Learn to sail or windsurf at Resort Water Sports. Wind- surfers and 14-foot sailboats may be rented for $15 per hour. (949) 729-1150. Sailboat re~tals and private lessons are available at Marina Sailing in the Balboa Fun Zone. Advanced classes include navigation, big boat, powerboat, introduction to heavy weather and first· mate t.nSfruction. (949) 673- 7763, the Blue Dolphin Sail- COUNCIL CONTINUED FROM 1 builchng height dnd mcredSe the amount of ldndSCdping requLred. Fmctlly, developers would hctw· lo follow stncter <1Cch1tecturdl design stern· dards, mcludinq havmq more DUFFY CONTINUED FROM 1 $100,000, the p1ototype 1~ dlso dboul three lime'> dS expensive d!> reguldr Dully bod ts, Crane srud, adding thdt the pnce could come down 1r the company starts producmg them tn larger numbers I IOAT RENTALS . BaIOO. Boat Rentals can put you on the water in many ways, with single and dou· ble kayaks, electric boats, 14-holder sailboats, pedal. boats and runabouts for off- shore use or cruising the bay. (949) 673-7200. Elecl.J1c boat rentals ue available by the hour at Duffy Electric Boats, 2001 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. All boats are eqµipped with window enclosures and CD players. Ice and cups are provided. Reservations are suggested. An hour rental is $60. (9-49) 645-6812. Sall airborne outside New- port Harbor, pulled by a motorboat at Balboa Para- saillng near the Balboa Fun Zone. A 9<>-minute trip is $45, (949) 673-1693. A motorized lounge cbalr may be rented at Resort Water Sports at Newport Dunes for $25 per hour. Ped· al boats, electric boats, Boo- gie boards, kayaks, inflat- able rafts, beach furniture and wets,ltits alsQ are avail- able. (949/ 729-1150. Party pontoons, chaparral rupabouts and family pon- toons may be rented at Anchors Away Boat Rentals in the Balboa Fun Zone. (949) 673-3372. • Gondola tpurs are ottered by the Gondola Co. of New- vanety in bulldmg heights dnd roof fom1s, more offseU. and building proiccllons m home fdcddcs dnd enhanced detail.1ng In June, the council estab- hshed d tc•mporury moraton- um on small-lot mulllfamiJy developments throughout Costd Mesd m dn effort to preserve the Edststdf''!. neigh· ·we think that opporturu- ties ciu~t to do 1l not iust in Veruce." Crane sdld. "There are other sensitive areas around the world • Ev(•n Newport Bedch? Sure, Crdne said • A'>k dny resident that sees d boat gomg by and tus dock Jumping up dnd down," he Sdtd. ·Any waterfront could benefit " RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY Where Your Dollar Covers Morel WE~VE MOVED 1 BLOCK NORTH Sofa $1 0000• OFF Club Chair $5000• OFF ·with a purchase of Fabric & Labor til 2/28/01 1998 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA (949) 548·1156 SABATINO'S •Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach -Plust uill fol hou!s. dlrf<11()11\ & ~al.ons • • (949) 723·0~21 . Cl St. Andrew's Pre1byteri1n Church pre11nt1: ~_.... Christian Grief Suppa,rt Group Six Canucutive Thuredaye beginning l"hureday, March 1 at 7:D041:30 pm Gondola Adventuret/New· port, 3101 w. Coast High- way, otters one-and two- hour gondola cruises. A one- bour tour with champagne is $70. A two-hour tour with dinner and champagne is $180. Pickup is available at waterfront restaurants. (949) 675-4984. Irvine Coast Charters In Lldo Marina Village offers two-hour electric boat cruis- es with a gourmet chnner. $180 for two people. (949) 675-4704. Zip through the water on a sea motorcycle known as a Sea-Doo at Walk on Water, next to the ferry on Balboa Island. $65 per hour for a sin- gle-or double-seater and $7 5 per hour for a lhree- seater. (949) 675-6800. Streamline center-console fishing boats may be rented at Balboa Boat Rentals on Balboa Peninsula. The boats, equipped with live bait tanks, fish-finders and VHF radio, are available by the hour and hall-day rates at $170; full-day rates are $240 U-Drive offshore boats equipped with VHF radios also may be rented by the hour, half-day or full day. Rates range from $40 per hour to $195 for the ddy I (949) 673-7200. borhood chardcter In Dl'cem- ber, the counnl <'Xtended the freeze to give the nty more lime to work on the new building standards The council on Jdn 15 dl!>o imposed d mordtonum on new smgle-fam1Jy house~ dnd remodels. Most of the c:;ev<>rdl resi- dent who spoke on tht> 1s:-.uc• Orange Coast College's School of Salling and Sea- manship has scheduled a five-day cruise to the north- ern Channel Islands April 18. $595. (949) 645-9412. The Newport Harbor Nauti- cal Museum will sponsor a trip to Scandmavia and St. Petersburg lrom July 22 lo Aug. 8. Call for prices and more information. (949) 631- 0300. The Newport Landing Belle is available for weddings and receptions, cocktail and s1gbtseeing cruises, and meetings at $250 per bour (min.i.awm two hours) and $150 for edcb additional hour. (949) 361-3640. Fun Zone Boat Co. runs a 45-minute cruise (adults, $6; children, $1) and 90-minute crwse (adults, $8; children, $1 ), depa.libng !tom Balboa Fun Zone every 30 minutes from 11 ~.m. to 7 p.m. daily. A 60-rruhute showboat sun- set cruise (~dults, $6; dul- dren, $1) leaves the Fun Zone at 7 p.m. daily Pnvate charters are a,.atlable. (949) 673-0240 '. f tondd~ didn't fdvor dt least '>Orne d<,pect of the proposed fPVlSJOn<, "I fl'el lhP noWicallon WdS totdUy tnddequdtc." Sdld res1- dcnl Bob f-f'mdndez. "Your dVerdge nllzen 1s not going lo bp dbll• to evdlUdle this. There drf' c1 lot of unpdcts. I don't think pt•oplP rec1lly understc1nd." for an unmedlate suspension and school trdDSfer for a stu· dent caught with, or under the influence of. drugs or alcohol U a student is CdUght a sec- ond b.rne, that student faces more serious penalues, inducting expulsion . Any student found to have a weapon tn the dJstrict IS unmedlately expelled, as per the educauon code, trustee Judy Franco i.aid. Though he couldn't be reached ror comment, trustee Jun Ferryman hdS been dn outspoken opponent of the policy m the past "I dont get where thdt helps the student There's other wdys you can deal with 1t thdt can be more meaning: __ ful dnd still be very severe,· '>did Ferryman as he called for a revtew of the pollcy morP than d year dgo Despite the Amencan Bdr Assn 's obJecllons that the pollcy IS unfa.ir and un1ust. most bOdrd members said 1t 1s not only fd1r, but effecllve m a d1stnct that was nfe with problems before the policy was Lmplemented "I continue to be intolerant of k1ds usmg weapons, drugs and dlcohol at school.• Leece said "I think it's irresponsible for adults to mdke excuses for ktds who bredk ruJes dnd hqhten up 1u'>t because teens coUPge plans dre 1eopdrdized by d bad choice The zero tol- erdnce ts d falf consequence " Student!> and pdrent.s are abo weU aware of the pollcy Sdld school hoard member Ddnd Black dnd must sign off that they have rec1d dnd understand 1t Trustee ~erc•nc Stokes agreed thdt thP poucy hds been succe!.!.ful but dddPC1 lhdt 1t mdy he tune to look di the policy\ ubsoluUst ndtun• agdtn, now thdt thP sevNe problems ot the past hdVP durumshed · Book Drive The Rotary Clubs of Newport-Balboa, Newport Beach Sunrise and Newport-Irvine Fountain of Youth Funds will match up to $7,800 in contributions made by the public to buy reading books for the libraries at three Newport-Mesa Elementary Schools on the Westside of Costa Mesa -Pomona, Whittier and Wilson Schools. fhe books will be used by Children in 1-3 grades as they master-Inglish and Reading. v;s~~~;n~t';h"elp-ch~d-;n-;~te;R~d~;~;d-e;,~~ht,;;h~~;;~t~H;r; is~~--- contribution to buy books for Pomona, Whittier and Wilson Elementary Schools. _ S 10 will be matched by Rotary Fountain of Youth Funds and buy 12 reading books _ S25 will be matched by Rotary Fountam of Youth Funds and buy 30 reading books _ S50 will be matched by Rotary fountain of Youth Funds and buy 60 reading books _ S 100 will be matched by Rotary Fountain of Youth Funds and buy 120 reading books _ Other amount to be matched by Rotary Fountain of Youth Funds. ' Make your tax-deductible chedc payable to Rotary 5320 FoundatiOn and ma to. .Daily Pilot Promotions Department/Re.ding bV 9 Boole Dnve P.O. Box 1560 CO$t& Mes.a, CA 92628 Donors and the amount g1v n will be ~gnized In the Reid1ng by 9 Honor Rolf, w the Dally Pilot unless thcj rwquest not to be hstrd by c:fledc1n1 ht-re: y lrt St .. Andrew's Presbyterian Church -800 St. Andrewa Road, Newport llMch I c.11 •tty to Aeginer. •4• •73-117211 M.c.rUlla '-: 812.00 _J>te.se c1on•t fist my nune. CJ LL--------------~-----~~~· ---.._-=~~=-----------------------.-.1~----_.... .. .. .. .. . • FIND THESE WORDS IN THE PUZZLE BELOW. AVANT.CAR.DE CUR.llEHT PU.SH INITIAL ' MODERN NEW NOVEL ORIGINAL RECF.NT ' TOPICAL YOUNG BOT . "THE ~09 Ul.D Ut: DOWN AHD AC•09S. F R E S M 0 D E R N ANEWSRDFRT Y 0 UNG I TY UN ' A V A N T G A R D E J U E I 0 N I P L J R V L X S E N A N M R T 0 P I C A L B N U N 0 V E E L H 0 P C M 0 D F R E S H 0 T _ W ZIN I T ~I ALB PLAYMATES PRESCHOOL Since 1964 • DeYelopmental and Earty Chldhood Education Programs For 2 yrs. thru Pre-K • Special Emphasis on Kindergarten Readiness at the Pre-K bwel • Potty Training Available Full Day & Morning Haff-Day Sessions Monday thru Friday 6:30am~:OOpm Director: Artene Shapiro (714) ~-1919 • State Ucense #300600796 795 Paularino Ave. • Costa Mesa located Between Bristol & Bear St. Afftllated with Porte Private Day Sd100I PARK PRIVATE DAY SCHOOL OF COSTA MESA ~il~C~Il.l~rr . f~Ctltl~ Why is tennis such a noisy game? l13l 1 l24I l9 Is l2o l1al24l 11 l12I I 1·1 I 20 I 2 I 12 I 24 I I 201 . I 11 I 20 I 22 I 10 I 14 124113 1 b b h 9 e &• 1' h Christian Montessori Schools an~ Academy We Accept Children 18 Month to 12 Years • Strong Academic Programs • Foreign Languages • Worm, lntimOte Environment (French & Spanish) • Sports • Toddler /Infant Program • Computer, BoJ!et, Available Gymnasttcs, Mu~c •.Art, Music, Science 1539 <f"'~r Ave 714-997-8242 Open House March 7th 9am -llam Sunshine Cooperative Pre~chool A PARENT PARflSCIPATION PRESCHOOL •Student to AduJt Ratio 4:1 •Development Curriculum • Licensed, Certified Staff • Stressing Self-Esteem • Founded in the early 1980's • Reasonable Tuition (714) 540-1183 2850 Fair kw, Costa Mesa, CA SuMliiDc nllJye Pract.ool • a No.·Profit Or nmtioe h IFIC COAST AQUATicS YEAR ROUND SWIMMING Advanced Swim Instruction, Competitive Swimming, USS Swimming, Adult Swimming. Swim for Fitness, Tri-Athlete Training, Junior Guard Preparation, Adult Water Polo 0 Newport Harbor Olympic Pool. (949)595-8824 Serving the community for 30 years • ~ 6 5 b b 16 • 17 ~ 16 21~1 •2 ~ ; •2 Start Here Face Painting Birthday Parties Business or Church Events . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ... • .. .. .. " Doily Pilot A wall of Newport Harbor High defenders (above, from left , Erin Kelly Bales, Erin Ball, Jenna Murphy, Katherine Belden and Annie Wight) stands between El Toro's Keala Carter and the net after the SaUors' goalie, Heather Deyden, was ejected In the fad in g secqnds of the first sudden-death overtime. The shot hit the cross bar and missed with no time le~ At right, Harbor's Jenna Booth shoots and scores d espite the defensive pressure from Adrian Breamy (10). OF Division I Quartwflnal El. TOAO 7, NEwP<MT HAMOR 6 Sc:ore by Pwlods Newport Harbor 2 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 -6 £f Toro \ 3 1 o o 1 o o 1 -7 rMwport Hatbof'-E. Ball 2, J. Ball 2, Belden 1, Booth 1. Saves -Oeyden 11. ' I I Toro -Ditto 2, Sonnenfeld 2, Nicholson 2, Carter 1. Saves-Hardie 10. Quote Of 111E DAY 9.!_ OPINER •1t just took cri unlu<ky tum ... it's goals ie that wt,idi usualy win games like ttis ... • Bill Barnett. Newport Harbor High girls water polo coach ... ftlrUCly 16 -· TOii l lTOHMS Sporn Editor Roger Carlson • 949-.57 4-4223 • Sporn Fox 949-650-0170 • Wednesday, February 21 . 2001 Five overtimes ""~~-:;;~~-------,finally decide it, Sailors fall at El Toro, 7-6 •Newport Harbor's q uest fo r the ti tle goes up m flames m the quarterf mals. Tony Altobelli DAILY PILOT ES~~~?i=~ GIRLS WATER POLO ldnkl> wt•n• <m lumel., lhP g0ctb dppedred -.mdUPr lhdn the bcill 11'><'11 ctnrl thl' gudhP'> were both on top of their gdnlP'> It Wd'> urnng to tdkf' dn Unll!>Udl-type Of god) to dPC 1dl' Ttw'>dd)"'> CIF Southern Sc•ct1on 01VJ- s10n I we rmd round mdtchup betwe1•n vis1Ung Newport I IMhor rtnd El Toro f-mrtlly. w11h 10 '>Proncb lelt m tht> hflh over- lu11C' 1wnocl lhP ChMqN'> 4ol lhP lortundte cl('flf'rtmn on d -,hot to dPledt th£' exhdusted Sdilor-., 7 -b .r AltPr L8 nunulf''> ol requldt1on dOd 14 mm· ute>s rtncl 50 "'" onhol 1owdrd the Sdtlor..' qodl Thi• IJdll rll'llPcll•d olf d Npwpon pldyer dnd found 1t.., Wd\ into thl' m•I to Pnd lhr mctruthun (jdfill' · "Shi• llhl' f'..pwport pldyt•fl \\.dl> JU'>I domg her JOh 111 tf\ tnfl to hloc k the shot Newport C Odeh Bill Hdnwtt '>dlrl "It JUSI took dn unluck'r tum dncl "t•nt lJ1 It looked hke 11 Wdl> qomg to be dn 1'<1'>\ '>cl\ P too It\ goc1ls like thdt whJCh usuctUy Win Cjdlltl'' hkP lhi-. • C!nn Ac1ll ,incl hPr !.l!.ter. Je.,s1cct, each c,cored t\rn qodb tor ""£>\\ µort t22-8J while Kdth(•nne HPlcli>n rtnd Jennd Booth Pdch ddded single CJChll-. Ac c orclmg to Bdmett, 1t Wd!.n't the goal m the filth ovprllme wh1rh took the Sdtlors out of the pldyofl'> It Wd'> the tectm\ pld~ eMly m th<> con- tPst 7 "Wt> mc1dr> -,ome stupid mentdl nustdkes edr- ly in thP <JdllH' thdt gctve El Toro three edsy qoc11'>." hP M1cl "U WE' don't mdke those ow.takes. SEE NEWPORT PAGE 9 Toshiba Senior Class.ic picks Q.P more punch •Floyd commits for first tim e. A winner of four m ajor ch amp ionships. he a dds to a n a lready very soli d field. Richard Dunn DAJLY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH Jommq dn already strong field, Raymond Floyd has committed to the Toshiba Seruor Classic for the first tim e in his d 1strn- gwshed goU career. ~ Floyd, w ho lives m TOSHIBA Palm Beach. Fla .• has ----- not played in the Sen ior PGA Tour event at N ewport Beach Country Club in the past• because of travel reason s, not wanUng to leave his home in the wm ler. Floyd, last yedrS Senior Tour C"omeback Pldyer of the Yedr, appedrs to be pdrt or d player- recruilment windfall w1th th<' tour's new West Coast swing. which includes three CdlJforrud stops m consecubve weeks, begmrung with the Toshiba Cldss1c (Mcl!ch 2-4) "The best field m Toshiba Seruor Cldssic history just got better Wlth the addition or Rdyn1ond Floyd,· tournament director Jpf[ Pu rser said. "This is certainly dn instance w here the new West Coast swing has been a benefit." Following the Toshiba Classic ORANGE COAST COLLEGE ATHLETES OF THE WEEK will be the SBC Seruor Cldss1c at Wilshire Country Club m Los A ngel<>s dncl the new Seruor Tour stop m San Jose. the Siebel Classic dt the Jack N1ck.lau'>- des1gned Coyote Creek Golf Club. Th<> SBC Senior Classll wa..; moved.arom October to March. In six previous years, In 2000, thP Tosh1bd Cld'>SIC Wd'> \H•clqed betwe1•n evc>nt<, m Sard- sotd Fla . <1nd Puehld MeXJC-O In I 9qq mem- ber'> of tht" Senior Tour trdv<'IC'd from Naple'>, Fld , to Newport BPrtch, then bdck to St Auqu<,- bne. Fla the only PGA Tour-Raymond A oyd sanctioned toumdillent rtoycl. 58, own., 12 PGA Tour ltll<'!> dnd I'> th<' only pldyc>r to wm d PGA Tour and Senior Tour l'V<'nt in th£> !idml' '>edson I I <1921 I IP hct'> m Orange County has never been followed by another West Coast stop, IPt dlone two m the sdme slate. won four mdJOrs· Two PGA Chdm· p1onships, onP Ma'>lC't'> c1ncl onP U .S. Open In 1992, Floyd dlso Joined St1m Snc>ad as the onJy player. m history to wm PGA Tour events m four dtf- ·1erent decades. when he cdptured the Dordl-Ryder Open Floyd a 1989 inductee mto the World Golf Hall of Fame, was voted the seruor cucmt's Comeback Play- er of the Year m 2000 after wmrung lhe Ford Pldyers Chdmp1onsh1p. the · fourth mdJOr chdmp1onl.h1p in hts Seruor PGA Tour career Floyd ioms d star-studded Tosh.I- ha Senior Classic field that rncludes ldst yedr's leading money winner. Ldrry Nelson, along with Lee TreVJ- no, Hdle Irwin, Tom Wdtson, Tom Kite, Dave Stockton, Gil M organ dncl Gary McCord, the 1999 Tosh.t- bd CldsSIC chdmp1on• ANOTHER .......... WALK •Sea Kings ge t a re matc h with PCL rival Laguna Beach afte r a 13-2 C IF Division IV rout of visiting Brea Olinda. Bany Faulkner D AILY PILOT CO RO NA DEL MAR - What began as a power cir- cle, carried GIRLS WATER POLO over into a defensive force field for the Corona del Mar High girls water polo team Tuesday. Energized by the pregfil\le ritual m which team members tdign in a circle, the Sea Kings thumped visit- ing Brea Olinda, 13-2, in the quarter- finals of the CIF Southern Section D1vis1on rv Playoffs. ·we wanted to come out strong: said CdM sophomore Christina Hewko, who paced the winners with three goals, three assists an~ three teals. •Our defense was fire<l up.• The victory, which followed a 16·0 tint-round triumph over Cypress Fri- day, put the top-seeded Sea Kings (18-11) tnto Friday's emif1nal agai.n.st Pacific Coest League rival Laguna Beach (22-6). Laguna Beach will choble the alternate site. i Th Artists, who ha ve defeated CdM twice this n, but shared th PCl. crown with CdM and Uni· versity, d feated P nln.sula. 7-6, . y. After polishing off Br a Olinda SEE COM MGE t Coronadel Mar's ChrlsUna Hewko (above) plays keepaway .. she pulll away on• tut break. Rtgllt. K.etya Eadtagton ....... Alall McCarron tot pa• ztMa. . . .. .. • .. .. .. " " fl .. • .. -{ • • I l , r ~ , .. .. • .. • • . • . . . • • • • • • • ' : ' I ~ • ;~ ·: . . . . . . . -: . ,. ~ • . .. .. .. . • .. j .. ' I ' , • . . . .. • • .. .. ' ·~· . i ' .. • • • . . • .. 8 Wednesday, February 21 , 2001 SPORTS Doily Pilot Melum muscles Tars to CIF I-A quarterfinals •Junior's 32 points, 17 rebounds ignite a 72-69 ~econd-round overtime upset of visiting Pacific. BOYS BASKETBALL helping create a 27-22 haH- time deficit. (19-7) from pulling away. Melum, of course, had help. Seruor Aaron YamaJ scored 17 points and Perrine, a junior point guard, senior guard Steve Young and sophomore Nadem Pajevic all drilled crucial three -pointers in the second hall. 15 fouls shots, missed a long three-pointer, Pacilic's 6-6 seruor center Chris Adams (2 l points and eight rebounds) stepped on the sideline while racing Pemne for the long rebound. an effort. I'm very proud ot my team.· Pacific ended the first half on a 12-0 run to overcome a 22-15 deficit. Newport pulled ahead at the end of the Uurd and beguuung of the fourth, but needed Young's tbree- point shot to pull within 62-61 Wlth 1:47 left. A Pacific player appeared to tap a rebound mto the Newport basket for a held goal cTedited to Melum with 0:48 left in regulation, then Jury missed the second of two free throws with 30 bcks remaining, to maintain the deadlock. Barry Faulkner DAil Y PILOT NEWPORT BEACH As 1f h1<, r Meer-high 32 pom~ e1nd 17 rebounds weren't dlrecsdy t•nough, Newport I ldrbor I hgh JUmor centl't Tony M~l11m managed to hnd two m<•<1mngfuJ woe$ to descnbe boU1 lhl' postgame celebrdl!On dOd the method thdt credted 1t fup"ddy night dt the SaLJors' 'JYlll "Wild obdndon." Sdtd l\l1•lu111 who WdS dCtUd lly rl'fernn9 to the W rlY he c rrt')hl'd the bodrds But, those who w1tnl'Ssed the Sdilors' 7'2- MI ovl•rt.J me v1ctury over Pt1nf- 1c 1n tht> second 1ound ot tht• C ·tr ~out hem Secl!on 0 1v1s1on I /I. boy" basketbdll plc1yotts. could not hdve dl•scnbt'd the '>l l'ne dn}' better A .,p<.'!'it but appr<'CldtlVP Ne"' port Coc1ch L<ilT) I hrst, who nibbed the s1dt>'> of hts nl'< k with tus hand-.. d" 11 to pu"h tlw blood supply hcKk loWcHd hts brdm, Sdtd II Wd~ HAPPY BIRTHDAY r--------------------, I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L--------------------J Today AwSOH MdCENZJE ~ NEWPORT HARBOR RBD HOCKEY FOOTBALL White tabbed coach South All-Stars Edl!>UO High COdCh IJdVC While d Newport Coc1'>l re~1 - clenl and fonner Ordnqe Codst Colley£> qudrtc>rl>dck, will roach the South in the 42nd edit.Jon of tht-OrdllCJC' County All-Stdf Footlldll C drne, schedul<'d July 13 c1l Or<l nge Coast CollPgP Whit e, who hc1-. cllrt'cidy rc>presPnted Ed.Json 1 ligh cl., d plc1yer and d hec1d coc1ch in lhe dnnuc1l summer .,how- C"dSe. Wds dnnounc t>cl d., South coc1ch c1t thl' Ordnge County Newsmdkt•r... Lun- chc•on Tuesddy di thP Arrow- hedd Pond wtute. 104-58-'.l in !S y.-c1 rs cl'> h<•c1d coc1ch ell hi<, cilmd mc1ler, led the Chc1rcwr., to c1 q.3 cc1mpa1gn thc1t c>ndPCI 111 lht• C'IF Southern SPrtwn D1v1s10n I quMtt•rfinc1b 1c1 ... 1 fc1ll A fomw r <;lcindout qut1r1Pr· hdck tor C 'oc1rh Bill \\orkmcm c1t Edison Whitt• thE-n led OCC to a ndUonal chc1mp1- on.,tup in Hl75, hefort• com- pleting his collegic1te r clf<>t'r c1 t OrC>gon State. 11<' played tor the• South in the 1974 Ordnge County All- Stdf Game, a 15-12 North VlC"- tory. Ulen coached the Rc>bf'I'> to d 22-9 vJCtory m 19cw "Look.m g back to my plc1y- mg days. this gc1me wc1s one of the most e.xotmg times I hc1d ," White said Fullerton High hedd man Juban Smilowitz will coc1ch the North -by Barry Faulkner Vanguard splits two ME~~ _s J~ SOFTBALL Vangua r d Uruvers1ty split a nonconfe r- ence softball -doubleheader w1th Cal State Dominquez Hills Tuesddy G1na Llebengood pitched a three-rut shutout for VU m th~ ope ner. Vanguard 1s 1 -5 Dominguez Hills fell to 9-b :.ca a ;o ~' v-1, Dos• •a HILu o ~...... 0000000 0 , 0 VIWlf'il'd 000 001 a I S I !'Mme ..-o nar.., l~..,. ltOll9 W • LMMI UI M1 >J l • "'°"" 4 J n · ~ '°"'-WalO CDtO • • t.uredo M o.-a Da ez Hilu 1, v-o ~... 0000010 I s 0 ~ 0000000 0 s • w-.... .... flew-. '-llo. l~ • Md llolle w. ~ S.J l c..m..to. 0.1 11 ·'-'M among lhe school's biggest WlJlS ever. "In 71 seasons, there may be a few Ulat meant more,• Hrrst said. "But, since the one dgainst Santa Margarita (a 50- 4 7 Sea View Lecsgue home wm over the powerluJ Eagles in 1998), this is the biggest gdIIle since I've been around (six seasons) • The victory advanced Ille Tars (21-6) to Fnday's quarter- hnaJ at No. 3-seeded Villa Park (23-4), which topped host St. John Bosco. 68-47, Tues- day. ·1 did absolutely nothing (actually seven pomts and seven boards) Ill the hrst half and I don't have any trouble saying so,• Mel um said. "What I'm here to do is bang guys down low, get the other team in foul trouble, and tree up outside s hots for (Aaron Yamal) and (Greg) Perrine. In the second half, that was whdt I was looking to do. Scoring was 1ust icing on the cake.· The 6-8 Pajevic's running improvised underhand bank shot from about six feet pulled the hosts even at 69 with 1: 15 left. alte r they had already blown a four- pomt overtime lead. Melum, who dribbled the ball out of bounds on Harbor's final fourth-quarter possession to help force overtime, was fouled while attacking the basket 8.nd hit the front end of the double bonus with 12 sec- onds left. It was indeed a super-sized effort for the 6·foot -6 Melum. who somehow kept scoring, even as one and two Pirate defenders attached them- selves to tus arms or butted tum torso to torso whene ver he got the ball m the pamt. On Pacific's next possession, prolific seruor guard Donnell Jury, whom hjs coach said has received recruiting interest Jury's last-second three- pomt attempt from the right wing bounded off the far side of Ille nm and the spirited Harbor faithfuJ had plenty to celebntte. C. DMS.:iN M ~VOff'J s.cmnd ...... NIWP<MT HAMolt 72. ~ 69 5cof9 by fllwtodl Melum, howeve r, Sdld his 18-point second half, rollowed up by scoring 5 of 9 Sailor pomts in the extrd session, wds the least he couJd do after Melum muscled Tony Melum for inside baskets m the Sailors' set offense and converted in transition , including a crowd-pleasing slam dunk with 2· 16 left m regulation. But, he created most or his pomts by boundtng relentlessly toward the offen- sive glass, lipping m or follow- ing hJS teamnldtes rrusses to continually keep the Pirates from Oregon and UC Santa Ba rbara, had his 16-foot Jumper blocked by Perrine. Young rebounded with 41 sec- onds left a nd Pe mne fed Melum mside for a laym to give Harbor a 71 -69 lead Wlth 22 seconds left After Jury, who scored 28 points, including drilling 13 of •AB a coach, you tell your kids to believe and you talk to them about matchups, prepa- ration, and undeTstanding what the coaching staff is try- ing to do to give them a chance to win,• Hirst said But. agamst a team that has been to the CIF I-A semifinals five years m d row and whose average margin of victory Uus year had been about 20-some- odd pomts, this was a heck of Pacifk 11 16· 17 19 6 -69 Newport Harbor 11 11 21 20 9 · 72 Pedfk -Jury 28, Adams 21, Kinser 7, DIVIS 4, Muhammed 4, Easley J, Bradley 2 ]-pl. go.a" Ktnsef 1, Jury 1 Fouled out -~mi. Kinser TKhntcals nooe Newport HNtMw -Melum 32, Yamal 17, Pemne 7, PajeYK 7, Young 5, Petenon 4. Ocefenba<h O 3-pt goa" Pe<rtne 1, Young 1. Pa1ev1C 1 fouled out ~ none Technicals -none BASEBALL Riddel smacks two home runs to pace Lions' 8-2 win at Oxy • Vanguard rings up 15 hits in victory ov er Occidental College. EAGLE ROCK -Andy Rld- d(.•11 slugged a patr of home runs to Jedd his Vanguard Uruvers1ty teamma tes to an 8- 2 nortconlere nce baseball vic- tory over host Occ1dentaJ Col- Jpge Tuesday. The Lions' first baseman aJso smgled twice an finished with five RBis His first was a two-run shot m d three-run firsl mmng, a nd in the seventh he capped Vanguard 's sconng with a solo shot. Chad Chop was 3 for 5 and Matt Tisthamme r and Je remy Isherwood banged out two hits apiece. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa's Brian Zing .{6) duels with Estancla's Victor Cervantes in Vanguard Uruvers1ty, which Lmproved to 9-4 overall, 1-1 m the Golde n State Athletic Conference, racked up 15 tuts off four Occidental pitchers. a Paclfic Coast League showdown. Both players and the ir tea.ms are embroiled in the second ro und of the CIF Division rv Playoffs today. Diamond Ranch is at Estancia and Bishop Montgomery is a t Costa Mesa. Both games start a t 3. TODAY SCHEDULE NOHCONfERENCE Va nguard 8, Occidental 2 Sc.ore by Innings • Socc:er College men -Orange Coast at Palomar, 2 pm Vanguard 320 000 120 -8 1 5 1 Occidental 000 001 100 2 7 1 High school boys -CIF D1v1sion IV second round: Bishop Montgomery at Costa Mesa, 3 p.m.; Diamond Ranch at Estancia, 3 p m. • SofttNll Wood, Griggs (6), Franco (8) and Wood; Rodell, Stephens (3), Hardy (6). Armstrong (9) and Miller, Sabolic. W -Wood, 2-1. L Rodell. 28 -Lariba M. Marcelino (0), Hardy (0). Utsinger (0). • a.sketlMll College -Simon Fraser at Vanguard Un1Vers1- ty, 1:30 p.m College women -The Master's at Vanguard University, 5:30 p.m • T9nnls Community college women Grossmont at Orange Coast, l p.m. • Volleyball HR • Riddell (V), 2. Edison blanks Harbor, 3-0 • Cindere lla se ason comes to an end for the Sailors in second round of CIF Div. II . Richard Dunn D AILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -When their s torybook season came to an end Tu esday, Ne wport Harbor Higb's Sailors were already starting to dis- cuss 2002 and a return tnp to the C IF Southern Section Division II girls soc- cer playoffs. vw e lose five seniors, but we've got a bunch of good players coming back and they're already talking about next year,• Newport Harbor Coach Jason ~rrell said, following his team's 3-0 loss to visiting Edison tn the second round of the Division D playoffs. "The y've got a taste (of the post- season) and they want to go back.· Newport (12-7-•), which won two playoff ga.rrn~s. to reach the second round, the school's first victories ever in the postseason, was turned away by the Chargers (21·1·2) on every scoring opportunity, including a key goalie save late ln the first half. "That save by Jenna J luH changed tho game,• Edison Coach Kerry Crooks said, refen1ng to the junior goalie's leaping a.av in the 39lh m.lnute, when Newport I Wbor's Amy Burlingham firod o rocket from 12 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER PLAYOFFS yards out. only to be denied when Huff upped it over the net "My feeling,· C rooks added , "wos that if (the Sailors) couldn't score on that kmd of shot, they we re n't going to be able to score .· N ewport Harbor dorrunated early, but Edison's Ja ne Wyche gave the C harge rs a 1-0 lead m the 22nd minute on a shot that ricocheted off a Newport defender and into an open comer of the ne t "(The C harge rs) got that all tmpor- tant first goal,• SorreU said. Wyche controlled a high-bounong pass, squared up and shot with he r left foot. Newport Harbor goalie K1lssa Tyler (fow save s) was in position for a save, but Wyche's shot attempt deflected off an opposing player and squirted Ill another direction. "I thought we dommated the game U{> to that point,• sa.id Sorrell, whose team. which finished third in the Sea Vie w League, d efeated Edison in the season opener, 2-1, and lost lo the Chargers in a nonJejigue game, 2-0, m Game 10 of U1Cl campaign. "This was a much tougher game than the ll.rst two,· Crooks said. "(The Tars) gave us our only loss this season, so we were a · little fearful of them. They kn w ~ and we knew them. Newport H'arbor was tot4.lly underrat· ed all asoo. • Burlingham, Tyle r, Amy Ross, Taryn Flamson. Amber Taylor and Lauren Birchfield will be among Newport Harbor's top returning play- ers next season. The Sunset League champion Chargers, who now have a 23-game unbea ten streak, recorded their 19th shutout of the season with a strong back 11.ne and the play of goalies Huff (four saves in the fi(st half) and Ali Binder (two in the second half). They have posted 11 of their shutouts in the last 12 games and have given up only two goals in the last 16 contests. ln the 61st minute, Edison's Brooke Thulin scored her team-lea.ding 16th goal of the seeson on an Impressive solo breakaway. · Thulin, who beat the angle of two Harbor defender& racing to cut her off, unleashed a shot that deflected off the ngbt post and into the goal. 'I)ler injured her left elbow on the play and came out or the game, replaced by sophomore Jonna Pred.riksen. Fow minutes later, Edison scored again as Kira Simon punched in a cross from Stacia Hoov r. Thulin earned an essl.st on Edi.son's hrst goal on a flip throw, only two min- utes after entenng th• gam . Thulin mnved late, about 20 minutes into tho game, because of her grandmother's funeral. CdM water polo standout Bowlus signs national 1 tter of intent with the BrulnS lh.elr S«Ond tro ght Divi km n bU ltt t C4SOn, ch0& UCLA ov U &rk l y, P p tdin , USC end UC lrVine. BoWl a 6-f ooM> two-m t mnn; SC'Oted • tr.am-t 88 gCJiU last fall. H contrtbutM a teem·l dlng 32 and had 33 als. Bowlus ii also 1 member of the U.S. oallonol youth tNm and was awarded All·A.r00.ric4.0 hoOOC"t eftP.r hli or campe.tqn Bowlus will t With Newport Harbor Hlgh t.andout Peter Belden, who a:mmi lo UCLA 1Ut week. -lty ~Fw'btt GIRLS SOCCER CdMstorms into quarters with 7-0 rout • Corona del Mar scores six second-half goals to.pounce MLK in Division IV contest. Tony Altobelli DAILY PILOT RIVERSIDE -Home -fi e ld and enthusiasm can only take you so far Eventually, sk.111 and talent prevdtls. Just ask the Corona d el Mar High girls soccer tedrn After fighting off an inspired attack from a young Martin Luthe r Kmg li.Jgh squad, the Sea Kings took control a nd hammered the host Wolves, 7-0, m the second round of Ille C IF Southern Secbon D1vis1on IV playoffs. ·w e hdd a long bus ride and MLK was pretty hred up early,· CdM Coach Ron Evdns satd. "Teams a re going to be hred up to play us and it's going to get ·tougher and toughe r as the playoffs continue.• With the wm, the Sea Kings (25-1- 3), ra nked No. 1 m Division IV, will host CemtD!> Vcilley Chnsba n m the q uarte rfmdls on Thursday, begmning at 3 p m "They've only got one loss all year, Wee us, so we better be ready to play on Thursday,• Evans said. The Wolves (13-9-2) nearly lost the game be fore the opening whistle . Their stnped socks were derued by the ofhoals because they did not con- fonn to the C IF rules on urufonn attire Always the gracious guests, the Sea Kings gave their backup patr of whtte socks to the Wolves and pro- ce~ded to beat the "socks" off of Uiem, especially m the second half. A pesky MU< squad, combmed with an uphill held and a head wind kept Corona del Mar's sconng to a minimum. Alter a number of near chances, Sea King senior Jaycee Mahler streaked down the right side of the held and fed a perfect pass to sophomore Elisha Morgan, who slammed the ball into the net for a 1- 0 lead. ·Jaycee has come so far for us since the beglnrung of the season. it's unreal,• Evans said. "She's really been a major a.sset to our team, both offensively and defensively.· The second half became a Sea Krng scoring frenzy and midfielder Krisbn Hanson was the leader of the pack. lluee minutes in, she scored on a long shot off an assist by Jenny Long. 1Wo rrunutes later, Hanson beaded in her second goal of the game for a 3-0 CdM advantage. She heeded in another goal five minutes later for a hat trlck From there, the goals continued to mount. Sophomore Lauren Shep- herdsoo, Mahler and Allison Brawn- er each scored lo complete CdM's scoring, The Sea Kings outsbot the Wol'V , 32·2 Sea Kings' goalie Britta Vogele had two aov ond posted her 13th s.hutour of tho . Wol~es· goel.I Racgan Finni Md 10 a.av • Tho gam ended on a IC4IY not Wolves' play r H«~other Afnrh in fell owkwordly and tnfur d ber back. Sh was tak n off the fleld by ambulftllc a p«M:"eution for any tplnl.l cord ln)UJY, but be did hav f ling nd mov llH!nt ln au b ntromiti . • AJ.1 the glr IU out ber9 for the game and lrt always llC'aJy 90 an lnjwy llke thet. • !!Yam MSd •liope-f\illy, 11 be fine .. Doily Pilot Corona del s Malla rrarayao (left) keeps lb Brea Olinda offensive hopes ln a submerged situation. GR[C:. FRY IOAllY l'll01 SPORTS COLLEGE BASKETBALL lions' Keane 'pops for 46 •Denn.is Keane connects on 18 of 25 from the field, six of seven from the line, for career-high 46 points in 87-79 win. . COSTA MESA -Denrus MEN'S HOOPS King scored 46 polnts Tues- COM CONTINUED FROM 7 (18-9), C'dM and Codch John Vargas wasted little lime prepanng for Fnddy'!> test find openings. and counterat- tadung with aba ndon, mcreased the lead to 10-1 by halltlme, allowing Vargds to substitute freely. day mght as host Vangudrd University sent Chnstian Heritage away with an 87-49 Golden State Athletic Conference upset loss. King bit 18 of 25 from the held, six ot seven from the line and lour of eight from three-pomt country Keane, VU'tually unstoppable, converted a reverse slam with 2:01 lett to Wt Vanguard to an 11 -point edge. ·we'll have the guts bark in an hour, and we'll stdrt studying video of Ldguna Beach's mdtch to get reddy tor Fnday, ·vargas sa1d Sophomore Danielle Cdrl- son and senior co-cdptain Lmdsey Daley ddded three goals apiece, while Junior Jessica Fries hdd two. Also in double figures for Vanguard (8-20, 4. 13 m the GSAC) were Brandon Cablay (13) and Kem.my Burgess (11) MobvdtJon wtll not be d problem f-nday But 1t W<t'> sinularly unm1!.td ko hie Tut•-.- day. Vargd'> sdtd Daley chipped m three steals. while Fnes. Carlson, Darueld D1G1acomo and Jes- sica 1 Iarkins ddded two apiece Christian H eritage falls lo 25-5, 13-4. GOUIDI CU.IW A-.nc CX»ftlD'Q .... v-17, c-tWI Harwa 79 OwWtiaft ~ • l.owe<v IJ. W•U0<> 7, Kr•uw 1 Nd>ol.on l6 ~·~h 14, C-r 1. F.tlow. 8. R.nnry 12 ) pt ~·' N~ton ). '"'" 2. feflOWI l, l~ I W•uon 1 fouled out W1uon. NIChO/\O<l ~t'1n~h "The g1rb werP extremtily mo!Jvdted toddy, which t'> helpful. ·vdrgas "did "Our defense pldyed qr11<11 tc>dtt) dnd evl'ry smglt• q1rl did d qredt JOh We· funrn'll'd shut'> dnd Je<....,Kd (\\'r•lhl did c1 gredtjOb In !)Odl ('-IX Sd\('"' Bred mandged 1ust 14 shots dnd committed 23 turnovers. CdM ILnished with 28 '>hots and 1ust 13 turnovers Ttct>n<•ll non<! v.,,...,..s K•-46 C.b••y 11 c ... n .. 1 11<¥ 1, ut>d<M•"• l Cont..-y I, Burg<K• 11, Gold!Nn l1 3 Pl ~II ICHn(O 4, 8vr9f"I I foul@d out C:...1101 TKhn<1l1 "°"" ~lft""" v""'9".,d '8-M Lions stop Christian Heritage COSTA f\.1ESA The WOMEN'S HOOPS Vangudrd University The CclM defl·n~t· w<1:,. ..,o stlflmg. tht-Wtldc db rMt>ly got lhf• hct.11 clo-.e>r than '>IX mE>ters to th(• QOdl Bred linul- ly manttq<'d its ltr'>I !>hot nud- way thr<mqh thf• l1r-.t quttrtl'r cmd nf'ltl'cl ll'> hr'>t qodl mu! wc1y throuqh thl' '>t•cond quarter un dn l•asy nppor1u111 ty afler <1 Cd~I turnovpr Ill front of thl' qoaJ D1G1acomo dnd Bnttdny Bowlus rounded out the scor- ing for thC' winners, whose hungt>r !or the secuon tJUe lhe~ -wPTi: de med last sE>ason -in tt 7 -4 tJUc-game loss to Sttntc1 t-ldrgdrttd -appears substdnl:ldl "\'VE;> kno\.'.' whdl 1l was like not to wm ldst year,· Hewko SdJd "\\Ip H~dlly Wdnl It this )l'dr" Sdtcl Vargd'>. "The girls dfe excited: OF OIVtSIOH IV P\.AYOffS Quarterlinal women's bdsketbc1ll tPam hroke free lrom v1s1t- mg Chrisllan Hentdge m lht> second half en route to d b6-54 Golden StdtP Athletic Conf Pr· ence wm Tuesday night Rachel Ftkse led the l.Jon-. 11n-10, 9-8) with 11.7 points. whtle Becki Huddl£> and Robbm Dittenbu edch added 12. Huddle dbo hc1d s1~ven ass1st!> whlle D1ttenbu grdbbed S(•\cn rt:>bound!> Andrcd Hdm11ton led C'hn!>l1c1n Hentdg(• (5-23, 3-14) With Jb f)OlnlS. OOUlOI nan &noun<: CO.lllUICJ: _,. VAMilJAll/O 66, c-TI.ul HOlnaG« S4 Oviilu-~ . Hit,,, llo<' 16. G<•y 12 '•P' .. 12 Sl~ 6 Lisa l\.lcKinlt•y., qn<1l CoM 13, BREA 0uNOA 2 z..,,.c 6 Nap.•• 2 • stoppNI Crlt-1., pn'>t'>l'c1'>1111 shutoul -.IPdk t1t 1u-.t mun· lhdn 3ll murntr;><. and cut 11110 c1 7-0 ledcl Brea Olinda O I 1 O -2 )-ilt ~H TApl•J• 2 Zun I -i Corona del Mar 6 4 1 2 13 J oul<!d 001 ncont Brea otlnda ·McKinley 1, Kane 1 Saves Koto 4 Teichnt<al\ Chr1st1•n Ht1nta(Jf" coa<n l V........, flkW' 16. Huddlt' 11 O•llt"b•• 11 Hoe•• 9 W••dlt'< 6 l•nde<""'" 4 £dm1S1on • ~.,.,..,, l CdM, )>rlS'>tnCJ '>l'lfll''> .... l\' swimming hy dt•l1•ndcr.., tn Corona del Mar Hewko 3, Carlson 3, Daley 3, FnM 2, Bowlus 1, D1G1acomo I Saves -Wells 6 ) p\ go.I• f•kW 2 ~>d't< 1 HuO<I•• I '-fool4!d out n<>M Tec:hnK•I• \lan9uard <o<><'-l H•lft1me .29 29 1195 0811\JAAIES 11 SARKISSIAN Harold Sarkissian. one of the inventors of the flrat dig lie I compuler. pelted 1way ol natural CIUHI Thursday. February, 16. et his Lido Island home MADDIT A. the com· puter, Wit built by 1 pack ol young gen· UIHI In Manhatt•n B11ch in t 951 . They bouted that their "t lt ctronlc brain' could beat any human It cheu. However, It Wit purchlled by the Air Foret, and never played 1 game. Harold aleo pionffrtd elec· Ironic voling equip- ment end founded Hver1I comp1nl11 Including Computer RHUrch Corp. (1950) end Major Dela (1965). Born In Fresno. July 18, 1922 Harold g~u· attd B.S In science from Btnctlty 44 end MrVecl In the US Army Signal Corp. Harold, beloved hut· bend. flthtr, uncle 1nd friend, Is 1urvl11td by hi• wife, M1r1h1, end hit 4 children, Jull1, Geoffrey, Kenneth, and L•ura: daughter· ln·ltw, S1r1h Poat S1rkl11l1n: hl1 son .. ln-t1w. Robert Boyd and Ronald Stanke; gr1ndchlldren. Jull1 end Dtvld Sarklulan, 01nltl Stanke, J11H Boyd. Memorl1I Service, Wtdneaday, Ftbfuary 21. 4:00 P.M .. Fllrvlew Community Church, 2525 Fairview Road, CoN Meal. GrlYlllde Servlctt Friday. Ftbrulty 23. 2:15 P.M. Pacific View Memorial Perk, Cotona Del Mar. '-"JPAu1,fAetC<llt /l.() llKJtdJ ... /kte P"!foU«J. CONROY'S FLOWERS *" )'Olll" .,-,.w•11fU#'ll 11,.. ,,, • ..,,, .. 'IJ,f l'Mc•• d4HUl#llUI l<HMJ'/ (9.f9) ~l·J671 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF ABANDONED PROPERTY Not.ce •S llefeby Qtvefl that tile undersigned will sell al public eucnon. pursuant lo Secllon 21700 ol 1t1e Business & Protess!O<lal Code the to1low1ng de1cr1bed property !O wot LEAH M LARSEN 1.97 Bed ctta1r lug misc DAVID MARTIN G 66 Bed cru11r records 11on boatd MARSHALL ROBINSON J-30 Table ration furn stereo SAMA AA HAUSWALD J 77 Wash. dryer piano rel tb~ch misc PAMELA BRIGG, C· 16 G·Clubs bag. nite stond misc. EMERSON BRUCE 1 59 v~ !tll eno blOck. partS oxy tanl>. TV sola misc Sale w•ll be by com· pehtlve b1ddmg (written Hatad btds may be subm•tted •n advance) on the ZStn day of Feb- ruary 2001 at 2 00 PM at the premtSes whera said property has been stOfed and whictl IS lo- cated al AYRES SELF STORAGE "012 Ernest Ave HunMgton Beacn Ca 17t41 848-7314 Landlord reaarves 11\e right 10 bod at !tie sale Purchases must be m.aoe by cash and paid for 111 the time of purd"lase All purcnased goods are eol- l!Qaled party Published on 02.14'01 and 02 21 01 A~ wana. Nor· ton Bond • 5·400-18&4 Ayres Sell S101age Resident Manage,. Published Newport Beach·Coata Meu Deily PlloC F tt>ruary 14 21 2001 W325 Flctltloua Buafneu H~ Statement The lollowlng persons .,. dOlng butiM• .. Coontry Club F1m1ly Otntlsll't 20271 Ac:eda St 1100. Newport BNCltl. CA iieeO Daniel L Ptde11en, D D S Inc • (CA), 20271 Ac9aa 51 etOO, Newport e .. Cf'I CA 92660 ™• buelneu le con-ducted by • CCllpOl'llllon Have you 11arted. doing busine11 yet? y ... 1'2-01 OeJ'HI L Pede~. DOS. Inc . Ollltll L. ~CEO fhts lllltmenl Wit filed •tfl Int County Otcftt GI °'9iot County on 01~1 2001MllMt O.~llot Feb 7, 14. 21~ 20Q! W3'9 Flctltlou1 Buslne11 Name Statement The t0Uow1ng persons are docng t>usmess u Gastroenterology Con sultants ol SocJlhem C..I olom•a Mtdical Group 6800 Lincoln Ave 203. Buena Parl<. CA 90620 Allan Marl< Effron (MDI. 122 t W Coast Hwy 225 Newport Beach. CA 92663 Th•s bu&1nass 1s con duc1a<S by en ondMdual Have you started doing business yet? Yes 1981 Allan M•l'k EHr<lf' This statement wa~ flied with the Counry Clel'k ol OtahQe County Of'I 02 t4'2001 20016a55121 Daily Pilot Feb 21 28 Mar 7, 14 2001 WJj() Flctltloua Bu1lne11 Name Statement TM lot10w1ng persons a1e dOlng busmess as The Surf Education Comm1t1e11 1633 Monro\/11!1 Costa Mesa CA 92627 The Croul Fam11y Foundation (CAI 1633 Monrovia. Costa Mesa CA 92627 This business 1s con· dueled by I corpotl!IOl'I Have you starttd doing business yet? No The Croul F amity Foundation Spencer Croul, CFO This atatement was hied with the Coonry Clei1I ot C>r•noe County on 02J0612001 20016154323 Deify Piiot Feb 14, 21 28. Mar 71 2Q()t W3?3 Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 N1m1 Statement The lollowlng persona ere doong bUslne$S •• Preferred Pettents LLC, 1215 Keywest, ~ rona del Mar, CA 92625 Preferred Pallent1, LLC, (CA) 1215 Key· west. COtona del Mar CA 92825 Thie bu1lnffl ts con· ducted by Limited Lii· bll!ly Co Heve you atarted doing ~ y.11 No Pttfelfed Pa""1CI, LLC Gregory A P!!CChla. PrHldent This lllltmenl Wll !tied with ttle Counly Oeitt of Orenge County on 02J05l2001 200111543 t 2 OtllyPllot F.O. I g1. 20.~ 7, 2901 ~~ FlctltioUt 84111neu Nllme Si.t9ment Tht following pe!.ol\I .,.. doing bulW*-.. 2RPL 'iR COM. 4223 Dana Rd Newpdf1 BNdl, CA taee3 nnottly J Albb. 4223 Dane Rd.. Newport 8ted\. CA tae&3 T'NI buaiMa It con- cU:ild ~ "' lndMcl'9I H1v1 ~ t18f1ed dOil'O ~ ytt7 No TllTIOltly J Albltt Thie allltl'nlnl WU !Md ...,, ltle County QMtt ol Otwot CGunrY on o 1/2Slr'2001 I001Mhl?t Oliily ,...,. Jin 31, ,tb L t+, 21. 2QOI W311 NOTICE OF TO PETITION ADMINISTER ESTATE OF BERNARD J. HAWN aka BERNARD JOHN HAWN Cue 'llo A206te2 To a~ he1'1. benefioa,,,...s Ct"edrtOra ccncngent credit.ors and per900S "l'lhO may olherwlse be interested In the wt~ 01 es1a1e. or both, ot BERNARD J HAWN aka BERJl.ARD JOHN HAWN A PEilTION FOR PROSA TE !'las been ~led by CMI A Hawn •n tile Supell()( Co.. rt 01 C1Mom1a County ot ORANGE THE PETITION FOR PROBATE •e<;uests 11111 Chnl A Hawn be 1ppacnUld as ~ r9pf9Mntato"9 to 11dmon11te1 Ille estate or the deceOent Tf<E PETITION l'llQuests ll'e decedenra will and toe1.c's. II eny be •omtnec to Pn>blte The will ana any c:odocda 119 ava•lab'e fOf u.amina~on '" IN file kepi Dy I/le coun THE PETITION l'llQUHll auttionly to ldmlnistar Ille 811111 undef Ille lndeoen<lant Admlr stral.<ln ot Estates Ad. (T,,.s ai;uionty will ab Ille pereonal repreH11llbve to take many actions wur·out obtain.ng co.in approval Belote taklflQ ceriaon very Important ICtionl. however. lhe pet1011al repretenllbve win be r9QUll'ICI to grve notlct to inlerested perlOl\s unieu hr( ,.,..,.. waMld nob or conHllled to the ~tlC!IOn ) The edmlnlstrabon avlhorily will bl granted unltM an lntlnsted Pl1SOtl ~ an ~ to the petition end st10WI ~ QUM '#t"J the court should not vant IN eillhonty A HEARING on the ptlJtion w.11 be held on March 15, 2001 11 1 ~ PM tn Dept No L73 located It ~ 1 The City DIM Orange CA 92913" 1571 IF YOU 06JECT to the gran~ng of !ht pelltiotl. ~ lhould ICll*f et !ht~ Ind ._YOUI~ or .. wllhlfl ~ wtth .. ~~ .. -. v-~..,111r. ""-; • ~ :-U"' A CREDrTOl•• ........ -iia crf ......... rau •d «i. ,_ c1e1tm wldl .. ~•..S• copy ID ........ ............. by .. ~....,blr manfll ...,, .... -.. lllulnel d .... .. llfooMtd '"~ Cocl9 IKllbl t 100 "" .,,,. .. _ ........ ,... ---11*'1-mr1l'llll "°"' .. '-"'O ... !'*Id~ YOUM4Y ~ ........ byhC!Nl .,_ .... ,.,.... ....... 111 ... -. J'"I..., .... .. '*" • --.. ................. ~. , .. , ...... "Ill -...ry .. .........,,, _ ..... .,, ..... _... ............. a. ~·--.. --· ............. Petitioner: Chril A. Hawn CHRIS A HAWN 24025 CARAVEL PL LAGUNA NIGUEL CA 92~n Newpon Beadl-Costa MeSI Da'y CN5~~~1Feb NOTICE OF SEIZURE PURSUANT TO HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE SECTION 11471/11488 AND NOTICE OF INTENDED FORFEITURE PURSUANT TO HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE SECTION 11488.4 On January 30. 2001 at 99 F111 Onve. Co61a ~esa CA the property descnbed as $2 155 was seized pursu1nl lo Health and Safety Code Section ,, , 71 11488 by the Costa Mesa Poti<:e Dapertment The property wu Mlllld with re'spea to II· leged v1ol1t1on111 of a Section(ll ol the Hetlltl and S1le1y Code Seaion You are hlret>y nol1l«1 that the Otstnct Allorney ol Orange County hes mlltated pooeed~ogs 10 1<w1e11 lhe above·ducnbed prop· erty pursuam to Hfflttl and Satety Code Sectton 11488 4 Y04J are instructed 111111 If you de"'' 10 contest the lorle1ture ot IN• property pursuent lo Health and S.lety Code SectlOll 11488 5. you must hie a venfied dalm atattng your Interest 1n Che Pfoperty You must file this da•m on lhll Su- perior Court of the County Of °'8nQo Within (30) dltys ol lhe lirst put>- ltcation of this Notoot unl111 you 1ece1111 1etual nolf(;e (Ple8M UH File No 01·290) You mu11 11rv1 an endofsed copy of the dllm on lhe IMll1ct Al· 'tOrTleY of Of9flOI Col.rtty IAttn Oeputy-lil-Chlrot N.E T I II 401 Civic Center Drive WHI San11 Anll CA 92701 Wlltllll thrty (30) days ot the 111"9 ot .,,. dtlm l'I the SuPeflor CourVCMI OMllOll The lallurl 10 timely Ille and NCUl'I a Y9ltlled dUn lllttng .,, lnlw9ll In lw J110P1111Y WI flt SIJ. perior °°"" .. rwull In ltie PfOf)lrty bttno de- dlted Of ordtftcf IOt· lllled '° flt Stal• of c. lfomie end clalllbuted purauant 10 ttit ~ al He9#I end S.1-'Y Code Sec.lion 11489 W'lttlout f\lf'llW naea or '*""II PubljlMd Ne-port BttCtl·Coela Mell a.; PlloC Fttwuary 21, 28. \utdi 7, 2001 Tell Us About YOUR GARAGE SALE! ID ~ NEWPORT CONTINUED FROM 7 perhdp!> Jt's c1 dtllNent .,tnry • Nc•wport lrdLll!d. 5-'! l'drly in the thud pvnod lwlore I) ing the qdml' with hdck-tu-hc1ck godl\ by Je-.s1co BdlJ B{•klen ,.ind Buoth edch hdd dSS1"1'> on lhP q11dlS Both lt•<1m'> hdd oµporturutJcs to scon• 111 lhP luurth pt•nod. but w1•rc clc>nu •cl by th1 · godhei, Newport\ Hec1lht•1 Deylll'n hnt'>ht>d writh 11 SdVP\ v..tulP El Toro·-. lt'\S1ca Hurd1t• hdd 1 f) AltPr d scort•lesc.; thrPP-mtnute ove1 lirm· Jll'rtOcl D11tu found thl' uppt•r-nqht comt•r ol thl' qodl for <1 f-J- 5 El Toro c11J\ dntc1q1• ''1th l n remcrn11nq "IPwport mc1ndgt•d to lit> thE' <JdlOt• \\Ith .!'I -. .. cund-. IPll \\ h1•n Booth took d pci...' I roni Erm 1\1•1)\ Bolt>!> c1nd found th1• lwc k or lht• nl't fore mg ... udd1•n·<ft.>dlh OVl'fllfTH' [I Toro dJIJl<•arPd to ql'I lhP lm•d k 1t n1•Pclt•d wht•n U l'\cll'n \\ds Cdlicd for c1 111111. tmnnq Ne~' IH>rt to hd\'t• no PUBLIC NOTICES 11 F1c1111ous Business Name Statement The lollow.n9 perS-On<, arc. do-ng bus.noss as Oes•gns by Aila IS Sea Cove Lane N11w po<t lka.;1i CA 9<660 R ta Berube 15 St!a Covill Lane fl<ew~ rt Beach CA 92560 This bus.ness •s con ducted by an nct•v!dua Ha,,. yo\J staned do1n9 bus•ness yel1 Yes Jur>e 1985 Aita Berube This sta1emen1 w.ls tiled w lh lhe County Oen. 01 O<aN}e C unry 0(1 01 17 2001 20016852085 Daily P1101 Jan 31 Feb 7 14 21 ?f>Ol WJ13 Flctltloua Buslneu Name Statement The tollow1n9 persons are dotng bos•ness as A G E"nterpr !-e 2172 Oupont Or •19 IN!ne Cal1tomia 926 t 2 Ayman Gammoh 2855 P1necree~ Alie •A 120 Co5t8 Mess Ca·il,•n•cl 92626 Th•s busmess •s ;en dl.IC180 by an ondNldua Have you started doing business yet? No Ayman Gammoh Tl'l•S statement ... as flied ''"'h Iha County Cieri. ot Ora~ County on 01129 2001 20018853500 Dally P1lol Jan 31 Feb 7, 14 21 2001 W314 Flctltloue Busl,,.•• N1m1 Statement Tl'e follo""'ng persons are doing t>ustoes1 H COMTECH TRADING 1769 t Van Buren Unit A, Huntington Baech CA 92647 Mtehat4 0.00 17691 Van Buran Ulllt .t. Hunt· ong!Ol'I Beech. c A 926>17 Tal\er Femat 17691 \Ian Buren, UNI A. Hunt· lnQIOn Betch. C.t. 9294 7 Thia bu,.nesa 11 con· due1eo.-yet? No Tafler Farhat Tlvl lllttmenl WIS filed with the County CIMt al Orange County on 02J02J2001 20011954015 OaljeP11ot F.o 7 14, 21 • 2001 W320 a"'inat.on '" INI t 1e kept t1 Ir>< court THE PETITION re quests autnonty 10 ad· minister the estate uncte• the Independent Ad"l•n strat °" ot Estates Act This Autho<'r!y .,..141 a!IO;< tne personal represent· atovo 10 take many ac· l•ons without obta1n1ng court approval Before 1ak1n9 ce<ta n very •m· P• nant acto0ns hO"'· l'Vll Ille personal 1ep<e- sentahvo will be required to give not•ce '10 111· terested perso!IS unless tney N!ve .... a...,td notice or onsentlld to the proposed aC11on 1 The independent admon•s· trat•on eulhorily will be granteo uniess an in· teres•ed person 1 -es an obtt'C1'°" to the petot.o'' arid sroows gOQd c•use Why the court should not grant the euthomy A HEARING on 1ri11 pet~ion "" be field on MARCH 22 2001 at 1 45 pm on Dept L 73 IOC81ed at 341 The City Drove Soutr Or1119e CA 92868 IF YOU OBJECT to the grant "9 ol the peti- hOn yO<J Sheluld appear al the neanng ano state your ot>1ecto0ns or Ille ... 11nen object ons w.m the cour1 belort tne t1ea11ng Your ap· pearanoe may be in pe1· son 0< by your anomey IF YOU ARE A CAED· ITOA 0< c001:ngen1 '1l'<>- 1t0f o1 me 0eceaseo you must hie your cia.m with the cout'l and mail a copy to Iha pet'IQnaJ rep- reM111atn1e 1p(l040\9d by the court ..... lh•n tour montns from !Ile date ot the hrll ISSUanct ot let· ters 11 P<OYl<iod 1n Pro- beta Code !19C1oon 9100 The hme IOI tu.ng d&.ms w•ll nol e1p"e belOft lour mont"5 lrom the hearing cett noticed 1bove YOU MAY EXAMINE ,,. file kepi by ttie court If you are a peraon ;n.. ltrtlled In the ff18tl. you me~ hit "'1th lht COUii 1 R~ tor Spe-~I Notice t1orm OE· I !>4) ot "8 Ning ot an n- Y9fl!Ofy and ~ al Mt•te 8114MS or ot "'r'f pt111Uon Of account u 1>rovld1d In Probate Cooe Mellon 12!IO A Requul '°' Sptdll ~ he• lonn IS av1lleble lrom "8 clel1I. PetHloner: L 'Nednesdoy, February 21 , 2001 9 Heather Deyden of Newport Harbor makes one oJ her 11 saves tn Tue day's showdown at El Toro. DONLIAC.HI r All'f I'! OT gOc11.Je tn the lmdi rune !>econd!> or the hrst sudden·dl~dth penod Newpurt qu1ckl} threv. d wall of pld\ i>r<> m I ront ol thP QOdJ dlld forced El Toro·s Kl olo c 0drtf'T to shoot h1gh Ht>r !>hot rctntJ qlf lhf' C10!>sbc1r dS tune l'XJllrPd c1rHJ l\.P.,. ... port dodged d ffidJur bulll't Ht•ldl'n pl<1\ ..-d -.omt' excPllent dPlt·n-.e 1n th1· wcund ..,udden-dedlh 1wn11d with d llloc k ond two '>led ls Shi· ltn1~hi-d with h\I' -.ti:ob l.Il the 9c1m1• Both l!•orn~ lu1l1•d lo -.con• dnd th" <J<1ffil' r •lllllmwcl "w .. n· qol to q1\ 1• credit to El Tciro' rlelf'n-..t• <I' "'Pll • BdCTlet1 !>dld · Tht•) did n <Jreol 1111> 111 toking dWd) 011r 11pport11n1t1Ps Plu .... Wl' were• JJll'll\ tUPd <I' Uit' <Jcllllt• \\Ort• Oil" Holl hcH1 :-.;,." pon., hl'<,I chc1nce tu t•nd tht• 'JcH111· in th1· third '>Udden· clt•oth pPnud but ht>r '>h11t Wd., kept uut I>\ ct lunq1ny I lordw ·I don t r<·nwmb1•r IJ1•mg tn\ oh ed in d q1rb Wdtl'r polo qc1nl<' thdt losted thc1l long bdurt-, • i3dm\.'tt <;01rl ·We uwd Pven thmq we tuuld think of to g+·t thdt \\ inmnq qua.l, but w£> JUSl couldn't find the winner · WESTOVER ESQ (CSB• 153037) WESTOVER & WESTOVER , 901 001/ER DR .. SUITE 120. NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660 ·Publ.shed Ne.,.pon Bea ~ ·Cos1a Meu Daily P•lo1 Februa') 21 2' 2fl 2001 'NT326 BSC 10342 NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: ROBERT O'OESKY aka ROBERT I O'DESKY aka ROBERT IRWIN 0 DESKY CASE NO. A206208 To all hll"5 Oene•·· c1ar1es creditors cont· ingent cred1tor5 and P9<"0!1i wno ma~ ot"e .. "''5e be nteres14'<1 "' me " , or estate or D<it~ ol ROOEAT OOE$1\'r aka ROBERT I ODESKY 1k1 ROBERT tRWIN 0 OESK'f A PET•T10lli FOR PROBATE ha< been filed by WILLIAM L o·DESKY tn the Supe· rl()( Court ol Cal tom•• County ot ORANGE THE' PET!TIO,.,. FOR PROBATE 1equests that Wll LIAM L 0 DE SKY be •PPo•nt&d BS Ol'r· son111 •epresentat•ve to '°"'"' ste• "'" fft•te ol th• declldenl THE PETITION re quests euthoroty lo ed· m1n<st., the est•te urtder the lnoeoendenl Adm..,. ..irallOf"I of Estate5 Aci Th<~ A<.1"'°'11) ..., n a'°" tt11 persona· raoresen1- at1ve 10 ra>;e many ac· hOf'IS W•l!>Out OOta1n1ng court approval Bel0<t taking c~a.n ven; ,,,... ponant a:;tro.,s ;,o.,... ...... the r:>e'10l1ll r~ MlltalM! wiM be rtQUll'ed to g+va notice to ,,,. te<tale'50f\£ unieu 1'141) have .... 'Vecl nococe °' consenlfd 10 11\e prop<>llC I CllOO ) The Independent adm1n•s· lrll>on authOfity .., ff be granted unieu an 1n· tefe9180 pe-. lllel an oe,ea.on 10 the pellt>on and shows gooa cau11 ~ ,,. COUl1 9/lOIJld noc granc lhl tulhorl!y A HEARING on the petition wtl be halo on MARC~ 22 2001 al 1 4.5 pm In Dept L73 locale t"e c01f1 belo•• the ~ H l~Ag• ~.u.-:.._'l!,!)'l"' pea.ranee may be inper son OI by your anomey IF YOU ARE A CRED· 1TQA or ccnrotgem CT"8d tO< ot tf'le oeceaseo you must hie your Claim W!lh ll'le court and m111 a ~opy 10 tile personal rep· 9S4!ntatrve llp()Ool'ltt'd by '"• coun "'1ll'l1n lour "'00111$ lrom tne date 01 :11e hrsl 1SSOanc:e of let· IP~ as provided 1n Pro- t>llll! Code .....ction 9100 .,,.,,9 time. '°' 11""Q Cll•fnS w 1 "ot ••0<•1 belo•• ' 1ur months trom Ille h1<1t1n9 aate noticed above YOU "°"AY E"-AMlfllE ..... 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