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Home My WebLink About2001-03-01 - Orange Coast PilotI 11 • i ---------~---·--- SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CON\.MUNITIES SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM n-tURSDAY, MARCH l . 200 l Inside DATE BOOK Newport Harbor High School's senior tlass w1ll bring toget her 1h most talented p.erformPrs th•~ week\'nd 111 "Unforgett.1bll•." a celebration of love. romante, dnd the hopes ..ind dreams o f the> overage teen See Page A12 - Inside COMMUNITY FORUM It wa\ a long time corning, but now that the -;tudentc, are 1n their cla\c,rooms at Newport Codst Elementary School. we w1~h them luck See Page A13 INSIDE NEWS. Newpor1 Beach w1U rC'C<'1ve $40,000 from the state to help stop erosion at a BalbocJ Island b£'c1ch See Page Al On VACATION John Cummings and Susan Champion of Corona del Mar and Carl and Ryan Gregory of Newport Beach took the Pilot with them lo nmbuktu. West Africa. For more On Vacation, see Page A7 (\1bl1'h'*'t t>~ ,,,,,,., t t)mm11n1 r~ NrM '* d111ntrnl nf the' I 11\ A11qrlf'\ 1m1~~ p,,,JI('() ,,, lhflf pn IN.,_ tPd P.tl""' Crimes in schools rise districtwide • Nt~wport-MPsd oflicidls sdy mon· emphasis on n•portinu problems, nul mor<' incid"nls. is n•c1sun for in<T<'ctse. MORE INSIDE 0 11 111c11 ... -,11 1d lltt• kt•V 111 u11d1•1 · ... 11111d111q 11 ... 11 11111111'1., I.., lltt· \\IOI ti ' fl • puri I •<f ' A IOTAIU llCllUI The Newport-Mesa Unified School District board has added a prohibition on violence to Come Statl\f1cs in Newport-M esa Und1ed School D1stnct Danette Goulet OAttY P110T its zero-tolerance policy. Tit•·< -.1111111111(1 S,tl1· S• il1H1I., Enrollment Drug and alcohol offenses Battery Assault with a deadly weapon NEW!JC JRT-f\ lESA -An 1nnPt1st• tn tilt· 11u 1nl>1·r ot n 11111·.., n·111irh•l'hnul C'dlllJlll:-0('>. 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Balboa Bay Oub fined for sewage spill • Ll!ctk ol 500 ~Jctllons of wctsl<-' mc:1terictl into NPwpor1 I Id rlmr in SeptPmber clospd c.1 st rPtch of b each. Pitul Clinton D AllV PtLOl NEWPORT BEACI I Thi• S,111 - 1.1 An.r Rt_1~pondl 'ti .ilt•r t~11c1lll) < 'ontrol Bodrcl hct!-. !-.lcippPd th<• H.il· ho•• Rel y C'h1h w 11h t1 $5,000 l11w .;\pmm1nq from .1 "Pwd~Jl' s pill 111 Sppt£>mhc•r Tht' boc1rd IS~lU'd lhl• hnc• r<-1 1 2:\ in r1 ll'ltPr lo lh<' du h 's prf'stclrnt. Dt1vid Wooll'n. Thl' dub mu!il £'1lhf'r pdy the· lint• hy Apnl 4 or n•qm•st <1 puhlic heitrln!J to chspul<• 11 It rs th1· duh's t1rs t vtolulton "It \ c1 sign ii icon/ issue whenever I ht ·re·\ u lus.'i of c1 henc>fici(J/ ww of c1 wu/cr body. 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"But we decided we better send it where 1t belongs." Toward the end of the week. Baum's focus will sh1f1 from .ccepting shipments to ~nding t~m out. ~said. • Fund-raising efforts from Toshiba Senior Classic wilJ go toward the new women's pavilion. Matthis Wlnkler DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEAC H For Stephanie McCleUan, there's no ques- tion about it. Working as Hoag Hospital's medical consultant tor women's services, she knows that her department is pressed for •pace. Right now, private patient rooms get mapped up quJckly, leading to a standing joke among hospital employ- f For more on j' I the Toshiba 1 Senior Classic, I See Sports, t . --~..,. ., N'S that Hoag'!' dfllucnt cus- tomers probably never sha r ed a bathroom grow- ing up -much lt"ss with a stranger. A new women's pavilion, _..expected to open in 2004, will alle- viate the problem. ·u w e have one negative thing about Hoag. it 's that we need that physical building,. M<.<::lellan said. SEE TOSHIBA MGE A14 • ~: Steve Baum • ..-: Balboa Island • J0e TIT\E: Mail services committee chairman • .. IS: In charge of deliv· ering ~ii to the right peo· pie on the green\ • DAILY DUT'mS: Baum and wwral otMf volun- Stew a.um teen In the gott tournament\ mail department take in about 100 ltllp- rNnts Heh day. Equipped wt1h e flatbed gotf <Mt a.um then bttngl his goods -renging from profa- sionll ~· penonel rneil to. ~ fof corporate sponsors -to theeddr.-e. While the saifl manager ~ not play golf himself, hum said t~ tournament's ~efk1ary had brought him to sign on as a volunteer. "It's really just for tn. hos· pital, • he said. "I enjoy wat~i~ (gotf,I but I worll OON I EACH I OAl.Y "OT too h¥ (to play) .• • DID YOU ICllOW: While ttm yieen the first tim. tNt t.um'i 'IOtuntMring for the Ca.uic, his famlty ties witti ,_.,,art lffch gotf tounwnentl 90 bedt to thM ....... leum's ...... Gene, who died In , ... hetped ~the~ first fOlf tunck ... -Ct 981tlilfV M*•M ~ I ... • IN A2 Thursday, Morch 1 , 2001 WORKING lllEFLY 111 IUSlllUS . Newport Beach firm adds client Estey-Hoover Advertising ~d ~bli~ Relations ~st month signed Aqua Mix, a nationwide distributor of tile, stone! and IJ14S0nry products. to its client list. . . Estey-Hoover will band.le the ~uthem California-base? company's public relations, in.eluding corporate co~uru cations and coordinating speoal events and promotions. Estey-Hoover, based in Newport ~ach, was estab- lished in 1975 and was the first agency m Orange Co.~ to be accepted into the American Assn. of Advertismg Agencies. Daily Pilot A new lo<:ation,. same eclectic* sales· NUdd Twigs has found a new home. It will still carry the same eclectic mix of antiques, art, home furnishings and garden accessooes as it did in its Santa Ana Avenue location in Costa Mesa. The new shop has a nice selection of merchandise for spring. It's at 660 W. 17th St., Quonset Hut 23. It's open from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Informa- tion: (949) 642-8944. Pet's Central will cele- brate its grand opening today through Sunday by offering a 15% discount on everything in the store (except dog and cat food). Pet's Cer;itral specializes in everything you need for a pet. There's also a special on Professional brand dog food (buy one, get one free) and a 35-pound bag of Nutro- max food at $19.99 (save $5). There are other specials on Purina Proplan food - ~uy one bag, you'U get the second one free. Pet's Cen- tral is in the Harbor Plaza. at 2300 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 642-5673. Greer Wylder BEST BUYS 50"1<> to 80°.k •. Examples of savings are long-sleeve knit tops at $5, boys' and girls' tops at $5, men's sweaters at $5, and men's long-sleeve knit tops at $4. Big Kmart is at 2200 Harbor Blvd., Costa M esa. Information: (949) 646-7701 . John Garbella Office Depot has all kinds of best buys at its inventory clearance sale. Select merchandise in aU departments is reduced up to 80% for the sale. It's open seven days a week. from 7 a.m . to 9 p .m . Monday through Friday. 9 a.m . to 9 p.m. Saturday. and 10 a.m. to 8 p .m . Sunday, Otfice De~t'\s in Costa Mesa at 2200 Harbor Blvd. lnfomrn- tion: (949) 548-8228. Zany Brainy will offer a fun. free art program ca!Jed the Zany Brainy Art Club for kids 4 to 6. It will meet at 7 p,m. on five consecutive Fri- days. The first session will be March 9, anrl the last will be April 6. The art club ses- sions are "Follow the Lines and Find the ShdpeS"; "Draw, Brush and Blot"; "Hide and Seek"; "The World th.rough Zany Glass- es"; and "Writing Compan- ions." As the sessions progress, kids will work.on a more advanced project, building on the skills they develop. Kids will work with crayons, paper, glue, gel paint, C rayola Model Mdgic. stdmping markers, glitter glue, pencils and washable markers. Kids will get a free, take-home project at the HE IS BPhmd tht: h<.11 THE LAST STOP It's dork ontl d<1mp rns1d1· the Stdy Har in N<•wport Bf•<.1ch. Not nearly ilS WP! ds 1t is outs1dP. but wt•l c>nouy h for John Gdrlw llo lo \'lllN CJP through the hct ck door in rc11n boots itnd rt shc k(~T. I IP W(t!> JU!>! cthout to (JO homP -on d bide k I farh•y motor scoolf'r that th•~ b4-yc>dr-ol<l kf'1•ps pdrkPd in the bd1k alh•y b(Yt1us1.• 1l's noon dnd th<1t's w hen his rnorn111y l><.1rtendmH shill end:,. Gtirl>Pllc1 1s a 111orninq 1wrson --thl• ldSl stop tor th•· worker 1ust lirushlO~.J <1 W-d V<'Ydrd shift, th(• first for mMn bers nt ct 9-to-5 world GOOD COMPANY, GOOD DRINKS Y"'1'v1· qol to hc1v" qood romc1to Tending bar for the early morning folks and night owls JUICe to mdke cl uood Bloody M ary, GMlwUa said. I ~is version calls tor Jjmp jutcP, salt for Uw rim, a dash of sw eet and sour, celery salt, black pep- per, Tabasco Sduce. Leu & • Peftirf's Worcc>stN sd uce, vudktt c1ncl tomato IUICe. BMten<lin~J conws f'd!>y to h im Hnotiny, cc1rpPntry -CarhPll<J 's dnm· 11 itll, But he's tPndell hors lht! lon~J<!St -t1lmut J O yct1rs n<Jw -ilnd th£> e xpl'nf•nce has rnkl:'d in 'iltm i'!'> c1nd frif!nds. ''l've wc1tch1;>cl people ~rrnw up." said Garhr.lli:i, a,k.n. Papa John, "lfor- tender~ litlk and listPn -i:ibout evPry- thin9 in the world. Anrl 11 don't l<t kP too Jonn to know Pveryh<i<ly or for l'verybody to know you." His patrons and friends know him as Papa John because he used to run the Beach Ball, a bar on the ocean- front. with his four sons. THE EARLY BIRD One of his -sons used to clean bars with Garbella in the early morning hours. That was how the Costa Mesa resident got to thinkmg, "might as well tend the l>ar for a few hours too." When he leaves for work at 4:30 c1.m ., it's usually pretty chilly. He'll · thrQW on lus leather jacket, hop on his hike dnd motor over to the bar twrduse he cares al>out tending to his odd-hour customers_ "At o an the morning, it's a place for pPople to come and go," he said. -Story tiy Young Ch•ng, photo by Greg Fry end of the art club. Parents must preregister their chil- dren because space is limit- ed . Zany Brainy is at the Corona del Mar Plaza in Newport Beach. Informa- tion: (9491640-5131 . Costa Mesa Designer Outlet is celebrating a grand reopening with savings of Kiss us, we're Irish after all It's Girl Scout Cook.Je sale season, but the local Girl Scouts council says the latest sale has some changes. The cookie boxes will have a new look for the first time in a decade (not that the box ever deter- mined their appeal), and there's a new cookie: Aloha Chips, with macadamia nuts and white chocolate_ Old standbys are stiU available, such as Thin Mints, Samoas, Trefoils, Do-si-dos, Taga- longs, Lemon Drops and Apple Cinnamon. AU vari- eties are $3 a box. The cookie sale helps to gener• ate funds for Girl Scout troops' activities and service projects, as well as helps the council provide campsites, educational opportunities and more. It's also a plan to help young girls learn mon- ey-management. as well as goal-setting and decision- making skills. For informa- tion on cookie booth loca- tions, you may caU the Girl Scout Council of Orange County at (714) 979-7900, Ext. 315. up to 80°11, off department store prices. The outlet store sells men's jeans from $9.99, men's shirts from $7.99, women's dresses from $12.99, and women's T-shirts from $5.99. The current sp~ cial is on select women's suHs priced at $19.99. The regular retail price is $99 to $149. It's at 3491 S. Bristol Ave .. Costa Mesa. Informa- tion: (714) 825-0202. M n-..t lf•r11Jt•rs 11ldY not h<:tV(' not11·l·cl, hut we di RPtc1il l~olln<l t1p hctVP l><>f'n f!XITt!lllf'ly c1y1tdti'd itnd strc•!'>sPrl ldtf'ly. < >ur friend~ h.iv1• stoppPd rnllin9 itflf!r hemq ln•c11<.•d lo ranb; dhout work, pohtirs .md llw t'rHllPss rdin. ~When will 11 E>ncl, hy th1> wc1y?1 Our co-w ork- ers avoHI us rts 1f w1°n" dn unleashed . rc1bicl, w ild cc1t 'llalktn~i through the D ally Pilot PlrtZll. Thanklully. rc•hpf is 1n sight. St. Pritrirk's Dc1y is only d couple of weeks off. WP w1!re hnppily renunded of that when we received a colorful press release from TGI Friday's RETAIL ROUNDUP ctnnouncang its Rlrt mf'y Alaster. This t1tiUatmg rnnroction c-omPs in both alcoholic and nonal('()hol11 Vf'T- si.ons. The strong vPrsion conlnms lnsh Whiskey, Bailey's Irish Cream, green Creme de Menthc, two scoops of vanl!Ja ice cream cJnd somP C'nt<;hf'<l ice. Let us drink that in for a second. The one suit<:1hle tor the under-21 crowd contains vanilla syrup, milk, honey, three sroops· of vanilla ice cream, some peppermint extract and the option of greert food coloring. Copyright· Non~ st0f1es, Ill~· "S~m Fein," as we say in aJJ our toasts. AND FOR THE MORNING AFTER Come March 18, the recipes Quak- er Oatmeal sent along could be handy. The "Bake it Better with Oats• rc•cipe contest winner, Priscilla Yee of C oncord, came up with a quick way to make cinnamon buns. And you know they'U stick with you. The only problem? 1t involves an oven, which we like to keep clean by not using. Which leaves us back to the hair of the dog that bit us, we suspect. WEATHER AllD SURF Big Kmart has slashed its prices even further on men's, women's and chil- dren's apparel. All clearance apparel is reduced from Pa.sslone Corona del Mar specializes in Italian home furnishings and accessories. You may also bring in pieces for restoration and custom finishes, and there's an inte- rior design se.rvice available. It's at 3565 E. Coast High- way, in Corona del Mar. Information: (949) 723·5222. • IEST ~ appears Thursdays and Saturdays. Send information to Gre.r Wylder •t 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627, or via fax at (949) 646-4170. Dailf J>ilot READERS tlQTUNE (949) 642-6086 tTations, edltOf•al matter Of a~r-POLICE FILES Record your com~nts about the Dally Pilot or neW5 tips_ VOL 95, NO. 55 ADDRESS Our addreu is 330 W. Bay St., ntOMAS H. JOHNSON. Costa Mesa, CA 92627. Puhl~ C()RRECTK>NS TONYDODaO, It Is the Piiot's policy to promfrt- Edrt0< ly correct •II erron of to~. SJ.CMW. Ple.w ull (949) 574-QU Crty Editor rn --Bi. MAHAL.. ~ ~· INch.'Cort. Mew =~ O.ily Piiot (USPS-144-800) Is pub- lkhed dally. In Newpor1 ._,, and 5f>Otts EdltOf COltl Mell. ~10111 ••wall- at>l9 onty IJv'sut.alblng to TM DU-.t..._ llmft Orange County (IOO) 252- ~Editor 9141 _ In ... outside of Newpor1 .,.,_IMTOI. ._,,and (Cit.a .... ~ '• Deligrier tlons to the Dally ""°' ... .,..,. .,.. onty ti, INll for S.20 I* ftWWMDCIUMt month. Second elm pcllt9 JWlld ""°'° Editor at Costa Mm9, CA (Pl'tcM lnducM IAlll'I Gm1WIG. a11~wn1ou1 tu- ~IO Director ft.) flOSTMASTBl: 9-ld eddr- chlr19ll ton.~ uu••• leechlCoU Mm9 ~ flllol. ,,0 , "Cwtiodol• b tSIO. C-. ...... CAJ2t.26, ti~ts hefrln can be rrpro· duced without written perm1ss1on of copyright CYWflef. H<>W ro R£Aot US OmlUtion The Times Orange County (800) 252-9141 ActMnWng Cra.tfled(949)642-5678 ~ (949) 642~321 EdltorW ~ (949) 642·5680 Sports(949)57 .... 223 Newl, Spotts F•x (949) 646-4170 E-m.11: d-'lypllotet.iimes.com Mlllrt <>Mat Businea Office (949) 64H321 Business F•x (949) 631-7126 ~tirnn.~ ....... • dMtlon of the Loi~ '11-1. __ °' ... ...,.. __ 1111 -.. -........... TEMPEltAruRES Balboa 63/48 Corona del Mar 63148 Costa Mesa 63147 Newport Beach 63147 Newport Coast 63146 WPOMCAST Fair conditions Me expected ~ with waist-to lhooldlr-Ngh waves In most spots . LOCA1IOlll -Wt9 M' NwJport M' ~'I ~· ""* J9fty ,... Cofone .. Mar ' M' Tl>IS 100AY First low 7:23 a.m ...................... 1.2' First high 12:24 a.m .................... 4.5' Second low 6:07 p.m ...................... 1.8' Second high 1:17 p.m ...................... 2.7' PlllDAY Flntlow 9:09 a.m..................... 1.0' Flnt high t:tt a.m .................... ~4.5' Second low l."8 p.m ...................... 2.J' Second high J:Jt p.m. .................... .2.5' --&•• 57 COSTA MESA • ,....,,.._ llloed: A grand theft was reported In the 2700 blodt at 2:59 p.m. Friday. • l'elrvlew llloed: A grand hft was reported In the 2200 block at 3:01 p.m. Friday. • H9rbor lloulev81'd: A commercial burgtary was reported In the 2JOO block at 6:42 p.m. frtdev, • ,..•upout ....,•••* A grand ttwft was~ In the 2100 block at 1:52 p.m. Friday. • ... ap•t ..... ._. ... A grand ttwft was~ In the 2000 ~ at 4:59 p.m. Friday, NEWPORT IEAOt • , ... ..,_...., M11w.,.. ••w floflce MWted a"*' on IUlpidon of pc....w,g a CIOfltlullwd .-.a et t&.JO p.m. ~ a.n Ml 11t .t St0.000. • ... llNet: P'olk• '9pOfted thlt '°"'"' .. CXMNd *ytlghts wtth Plllnt 1n ttwt sao blocll .. 1n1 p.m.~. •a... ................. ,4, •• ,... .,,...... • "*' on IUlpldon of *Mnt "'*-. lntlu-ence of llmhol or drugs .t 1:90 p.m. ~ w Ml .... $10.000. ·---·-~lrNlll9d•menan•1pl$•~ 11111'8 NnlOtb M ~ P.lft. 1hnlflr. lel -•• . .,.. . -··-----------··----... Daily Pilot " Thursday, Morch 1, 2001 A3 State offers $40,000 to shore up Balboa Island • Nt>wport Bedch will use money to study how dn-•d9mg hdrbor could help to stop beach erosion. Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT NEWl'Olfr llEAC'l I ThP -.tat1• will providP $40,00U for lhl' < 1t; lo ..,l11dy drudging u~ u Wc1y to pn•v1•nt f•rostun on Bcilbu11 lslctn<I, pdrl ol d $)0-11111111111 (jfdflt JJdl'kcltll' auned at shonnq up C'dlifor- md beaches. The fundmq. wluch will be included in lh1• 11pcom1ny 200 l-02 lmdget, wd<, dnnou11ced by Gov. Crc1y Ddv1s on Wednesday "C<llifom.1c1's beuchPs drf' d Vdludble ecologtcdl, P<'O- n<Jm1c dnd recredt1onal rl''>ource: Davis said tn d sldtemcnt "Tht!:>e grants will ht•lp cll1cs cmd rnunlles along the cods! to r<''>lore publte bedches dncl !>ludy nPw upprodche~ lo controll1ny <,t'dshorc erosion " ('1t y offi<1db were plPdSNI with the dnnounct>- menl. Councilmc1n Steve Aromtwr~. who'>C! district in<"lucl<•!> BcJll>od lslt1nd crnd who lives on LltUe Balboa, said the money would be used to fund the dredgmg study The city's dredgmg pro- ject, estim ated to cost between $400,000 dnd $600,dOO. would use silt from the Newport H Mbur ~ff.om to replenish the shore Ii "f : "If we can bnng sa d in there so those folks; can come to the beach, those folks t an come down dnd 5pend those toun st dollar5, • Brom berg Sdld For yedrs, the city hds fought d.O eroding shoreline off South Bdy Front by dump- µig Sdnd on the bedch each !>pnng Other dffected areas inrlude bedches off Eds! Bay Pront dnd North Bay Front. The replenishment work would locus on the southern cdgt~ of the 1~land, which 1s dbout d nul(• dnd 4 hali LO d.Jameter The state funding would be taken from the state's gen- eral fund revenues -those collected from tdxes. The> state Legislature mu!>t dpprove lhe pdckdge. Smee 1995, the state hds tunded "sdnd renou nsh- ment" p rowcts and stuclies tu the tune of dbout $1 .7 n:ull.wn each y<!cH. I ' Newport Beach sells stake in San Joaquin Reservoir FOR THE RECORD A story m the Wednes- day issue JTUs1dentlfi ed the Jot sizes for a Hat itat for Humaruty project as the planned house sizes. The houses will be 1,227 squ are feet, 1 .40~ square feet and 1,500 square feet. The lots range from 2,859 square feet to 3,621 square feet •Ci ty offlcic1ls sdy thpy'll hold Irvine Rc1nch Waler District dccountc1hl0 for dny cl ischa r~JP~. Mathis Winkler DA11v PILOT Nf-WJ>< >HT BEA< ·11 Th<·~ chcln't cwt 1h1' C1ss1ir- c1111 , . .., llwy wc1nlc·d, bul C'1ly < 'ounc ii 1111•mlw1!-. 11nt1m - 111ou-,lv dl'nd<'cl Tul'~dt1y l<> ~PIJ lilt• c11 y·.., 1 18",, <,ht1n· ot till' d<>l1111c I Srtn .JOd<jlltn Ht>-.,1•1 VOii lo rlllow lhr> lrvlflP Heine II \V11lt•1 ))1<,trn I to turn 11 11110 " ti.i..,111 for r<'clc11mPd '""I i•c ( 11lH1< iJ llll•tllbt•r<, dJHI rt•<.,Hlt•nl .., lt,ul vou <'d cnn- 1 f'I n-., ell Jl<t"I lll('l'linCJ'i lhdl d1-.,11i ol reclt1inwd wdter tnlu thP Upper Newport Bdy excepl dunng senous ratnstonns. Whtie the goalc; of d I 9!-Jh ·no discharge" dgrecrnrnt ,imong lhe city. thP d1sln< l t1nd Ordnge County\ Wdt<>r dlld sc1nilc1t1on d1slncls hd\l' lw~n c1chiaved,lrvme Ranch WdlPr IJ1stricl otl1nab hc1vP relusc•d to put their !>1gnc1- lureo; on the~ document t\lemher!> of nnc• of th(• n ty's lec1rlin~J PnvironmPn- lctltsl fttmuH•s WNP <>plil on the counnl's deos1on to qo c1hc•d(I with lhl' st1I<' "It\ d IJdd rtc•C1<,11m tor th1• hc1y Jong lt•rm," c;r11tl Buh Causlln. thP lo11ndm~1 dHPC .. tor of DPf Pnd thP Br1\, on \Vc•cln1•sclc1y 'The· Cit; ('ounnl ohtt1inl'd nothinq lrom fth1• di...tm ti tn 1•xchc1n1..JP for <1 1 <1ntr11llrnq tnl<'ff''>t ltn th1• n•wrvotrl There'!> no wntten yuc11c1n - • Volume Selection • Outstanding Customer Service • Great Prke Guaran,.. 14) 544-4800 • www.tustinlexus.com "It ~c; a bad decision for the bay long term." Bob Caustin founding director of Defend the Bay 'I. had conVU1ced hPr to sup- port the salP "fl shall be c1 stc1nd1ng poLicy or the counc1l thdt dny c1ct1on by dny pc1rty of llht• 19qb agreement! to d1<,- charge reclaLmed Wdter beyond lhosP emNgency ------------d1schargE·s permitted l<'P lhrtl lthl' di~trn q will not dis<hcH~ll' -1 rt•< lct11nPd W(l(('I]" < ·r1uc;,t1n t1dcl•'<l thc1t ht'> 111- l<1ws, J,1ck ,,11<1 Nrtncy Sk111- ll1 •r, ~<'<'llWcl It' hdv<• dN HIPcl to 1.,11pporl tlw '>rtlt' ofter lt•111111nq trom c tty 11!!1< 1c1ls th<1t 11<1 IH0tlC'1 dcdl could 111· f<'rt< lwcl with tlw clt..,lnc I Whlll• ..,hf' would hdvt• prt>lc•rrt>cl c1 c ommilnwnt by cl1..,tnc l ofttt ldl" to d no-d1..,- c h<1rq1• .,, l'lldrt<> Ndnl v ~k1nrw1 sd1d \.\..-dm•..,dcJ\ t hct I I ht· n Iv\ pnnnis1 · lu hold thl' distrn I d(C'OUnlctlJIP dunng the term of lllw c1greemcntj shall 1mmecli- c1tely result in legc1l aclJon sponsored, fundt•d dOd sup- ported by ttrc city." rec1ds c1 pc1rt1grdph in ~he memordn- dum of understanding between the city dnd the dtstnct regdrd1ng critcnd of operdttOn for lhe new bdstn. "We'll be watchmg [the dt'itnclj very carefully," , dncy Slunner sCLid The 1 Q96 agreeme>nt will expire m 2011 While 1t remains uncle>dr .,.. hut will happen after thoc..e 111 yPars pass, Deputy C'1t\ f\ 1t1nager Dave K1ff hd<; '>did "One Of The Leading Causes Of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Isn't Your Wrist After All!" 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The hope is EDUCATION not to have a similar situct- tion in the fLTture. The WHAT HAPPENED: board agreed to pass on the information. The board WHAT HAPPENED: ~ l)05tponed a bresentation The boa rd y Energy ~adopted Education the proposed Inc., an ener-school gy management compa ny sched ule for with a plan designed to the next manage energy consump- tion and save money for school year. the d istrict. The group has WHAT IT MEANS: made two presentat ions The schedule is basically previously about its pro- gram, which they claim is the same as this year's cal- risk-free for the district. endar, which was modified last year, with t he excep- WHAT IT MEANS: tion that the winter break is a week earlie r in t he The board will hear the upcoming year so that presentation at its next st udents will have more board meeting, during the t ime back in school to pre- second week in March. pare for final exams. One WHAT HAPPENED: of the main changes made last year was the a ddition ~ The •es;- of Presidents Wee k in Feb- dent-based ruary, which took the lnve.stment place of multiple Mondays off. Advisory The district will look at · Committee presented a making more mod ifications written report t o the next year after getting board asking that it feedback from parents, be passed o n to John teachers. staff and stu- Moorlach, the county's dents in the spring. treasurer. WHAT THEY SAID: The re port outlines the committee's concerns with "I have some wonderful Moorlach's investment o f reports about our week in the Orange County Educa-February from teachers tio n Investment Pool in and parents." trustee Edison International and Serene Stokes said. posed several questions to him. f NEIT MEETING WHAT IT MEANS : 7 p.m. March 13, The report li~ts the District Education Cen- g roup's concerns w ith how ter, 2985-A Bear St.. the investme nt was han-Costa Mesa died and w hen the dis- ere en SV.!~!m! 1Br1~sale O rchids $10°0 to $25°0 MARCH 3RD Now Open 1 at Saturday Each Month SATURDAY 9-4PM 1 OOO's IN STOCK m:M\if t1!1itN~tiE!IM;t11;\1 NewpOrt Beach'a only commercial Orchid Nursery f VISA l l• -&CASH 20362 Birch Street • Newport Beach A major fitness company is seeking women and men in this area who are 33 to 58 years of age and ore 20 to 60 pounds overweight to try on exciting, new fitness program! 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Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA ,School board members gave preliminary approval Tues- day to a revision to the dis- trict's zero-tolerance policy, declaring their intolerance for intinudation and bullying on school campuses. •Our children deserve a sate place to go,· said Cro-~ die Borcoman, a Corona del Mar parent who favors the policy change. Borcoman was one of sev- e ral Corona del Mar 11\iddle school parents · who approached district officials BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Lance J enkf to lead library committee Costa Mesa's library ser- vices committee on Tuesday selected Lance Jenkf as its new chainnan. After he was chosen. Jenkf chaired the rest of the meet- mg, ijle third for the loosely fonneCl committee. Je nkf "dehmtely loves books and libraries.• said Tom Egan, a member of the committee a nd the Costa Mesa Library Foundation. •Everyone participated, and 1t wds really a great meeting. He 1s leading us forthrightly into the fut ure. n The committee. made up of community members inter- in the fall to insist that some- thing be done about violence at schools. They want to see the old attitude of •boys will be boys• disappear, she said. In answer to their con- cerns , the Newport-Mesa Unified School District put together a task force of par· ents, teachers an<;i staff to address stude nt violence and . bullying . The group wrote the addition that was approved Tuesday for the 4210 zero-tolerance policy. The zero-tolerance policy, whith has governed student conduct for more than a decade in the district. has come under attack repeated- ly over the years for its harsh punishment of students caught with drugs or alcohol. The most recent attack was by the American Bar Assn. last week, when the group announced its opposi- ested in library services, began meeting in November as part of the city's planning for its future. 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However. unlike the · immediate school transfer punishment for alcohol or drug5. sh,1dents who make threats bully others or are violent' to others will face anything from a parent ~on ference to expulsion, o "depending on the severity of each case. district offioals said. School board members were in favor of the revision as a concept, but there were s ome concerns about the wording and legality of the revision. Wendy Leece. the single dissenting vote, said she would not be comfortable Wlth it until the school dis- at the meeting, throwing out new ideas that came from their visits. Most committee members said they want more space, more books. more computers and better architecture at the libraries, Egan said. Other ideas include opening a large, central library; opening more branches; and having bookmobiles, buses filled with books, that stop in dilfer- ent city neighborhoods on a trict's attoiney went over it with a fine-toothed comb. •To say the district will not tolerate any gestures, comments threats or actions -that can be a matter of interpretation,• Leece said. Leece said she tears the policy change could open up the school district to poten- tial laws uits. #1 think we're ste pping into a zone here where we have to be careful wha t we put in here,• she said . "I'm just concerned, bottom line, about free-speech issues.· Trustee Martha Fluor also had a few concerns and sug- gestions in terms of the wording of the revision. Jaime Castellanos, the district's assistant superin- tendent of secQ.nda.ry educa- tion, assured board mem- bers that the a ttorney wouJd review the revision before the next board meeting. fixed schedule, to allow peo- ple without transportation better access to books. "Most everybody wanted the libra ry to be a more inspiring place to go," Egan said. •But ttlls is just the -dreaming phase, with very spirited discussions. Of course the discussions didn't address any practical things like cost.• information; (71 4) 754- 5028. 316~ Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa OM IAodl SO.U. ol "8 l'wy 545·7168 PAID ADVElmSEMENT Newport Florist Inc., Awarded "Top 300" Florist! Ne~pon Florist lnc. has been awarded "TOP 300" Oorist in the natJ~n of over 22,~ florists by the largest floral wire service provHicr Teleflora. 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When In the area. reei free to vtsit our wuebouse where you wtll meet our creative staff, find the l~est selection of daily shipped nowera and view our work tJ\ progress. ·0n behalf of Newport Florist Inc. and all our ~· we cmnd our tbanb to our repeated chcntele tor allowina us to achieve ucb success as a top norlSt in the nation. 822 West 16th St. Newport Beach. (949) 675-2292 www.newpon,ft0f'l4 com Mon. tlvu Fri. Sam-Som and ~twda 9 'til 4. Doily Pilot BrlefltJn THE llEWS Automobile accident leads to driver arrest A car and bus were involved in a minor accident at 3:10 p.m. Wednesday, when the driver of the car opened his car door at Mar- guerite Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway in Corona Del Mar. ' While the bus and car dri· vers were exchanging lnlor- mation, they got into •a physical altercation.· said Newport Beach Police Sgt. Steve Shulman. "The operator of the car hauled off and punched our bus driver's lights out,• said Orange County l'ransporta· tion Authority spokesman George Urch. ·we don't like people messing with. our bus drivers. They are important lo us. But the bus drive r is OK. except for a little hurt · pride.• Newport Beach police cit· ed the car driver for opening the door into the bus. Later, deputy sheriffs assigned to the Ora~ge County Transit Authority brought the car driver to jail and booked him on suspi- cion of assaulting the bus driver. Striking a bus driver is a felony offense. Business council accepting balloi.<> Today· is the last day the Costa Mesa-ba~ed British American ·Business Council of Orange County will accept ballots for its board of direc- tors election. Running for a seat on the board are Dennis Chant. John Duncan, Diane Hinch, Jim Hinch, Michael Moran. C. Patrick Quinlivan and Fred limothy Winters. The election results will be announced at the coun- cil's annual meeting at·6 p.m. March 14 at 685 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 400, Newport Beach. Information: (714) 545- 2223. Water district aids wetlands exhibit The Irvine Ranch water. District recently pledged $50,000 to the Peter and Mary Muth Interpretive Center's Working Wetlands exhibit. District officials said the pledge shows their commit- ment to watershed manage- ment and the health of the Back Bay. Annual installments of $10,000 will be made for the next five years, officials said. The first will be given to Jack Keating, president of the Newport Bay Naturalists and Friends. at the district's board of directors meeting Monday. The wetlanps exhlbit, designed to educate the pub- lic in an interactive manner. is one of nine at the 1penter. The Newport 8~y Natu- ralists and Friends also recently started a campaign to raise $1 million for the interpretive center on Upper Newport Bay. Amish craft fair to visit fairgrounds Amish Country Traditions will present the Amish Craft and Quilt Sale from noon to 8 p.m. March 16 and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. March .11 at the Orange County Fairgrounds. More than 100 Amish, Mennonite and other crafters will sell quilts, wall hang- ings, dolls, pillows, toys, fur- niture, art, books, rugs and home-accessories at the sale. The event will also include a discussion on "The Horse and Buggy Ufe" at 2 p.m. both days. The fairgrounds is at 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Information: (717) 687. 9270. Discus~ion to center on Internet speech A panel discussion will address the limits of free speech on the Internet from 6:45 to 8:45 p.m. March 20 in Room 1 a t Whittier Law School. ' The Anb:IOefarnallon League of Orange County, the Orange County Women Lawyers Assn .. the Interna- tional Assn. of Jewish Lawyers and Junsts Orange County Chapter, Wh1tller Law School and the Jewish Law Student Assn. of Whltb· er Law School are collaborat· ing to organize and run the event. The law school is at 3333 . Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Reservations and informa- bon: (714) 979-4733. Foundation vows to match donations Thunday, March 1, 2001 A5 Many Californian poets have won awards m the annual contest, but the orga- ruzabon would like to dtscov- er more poets from the Cost.a Mesa area. To subnut a poem, mail it to Free Poetry Con~t. 103 The Feinstein Foundation N. Wood Ave .. OMB 70, l.J.n. • has pledged lo match any den, NJ 07036 or enter it monetary donation to Share onlin~ at http:llwww,hee Our Selves -a Costa Mesa conte~l}com. nonprofit that tnes to assist 10.!r.t.pnnallon: )gos.)'; 86-the homeless. unemployed ~ '{ ~nd wtyorlc.infh poor of Or6;ng~ ~ ·,, , ~,\'~ " · / oun -at are rec~1ve , C@ifununity c'ieanup between today andApril 30. , ' , ~ -;f Share Our S'elves is at VOlWlteers SOUght 1550 Superior· Ave .. Cqst~-· · Mesa. . Costa Mesa is collecting Information: (949) 642-donations and !>1gning up 3451. volunteers for its annual Group seeks poets from Costa Mesa- The New Jersey Rainbow Poets is seeking s:;osta Mesp amateurs to submit re!Jgious poems to its free national poetry contest. The poems must be 21 l111es or less, and each author may only submit one poem. A total of 28 pnzes will be awarded to poetry wmners, with a grand pnze of $1,000. Neighbors for Neighbors program, a comrnuruty cleanup event orgaruzed by the oty and the Volunteer Center of Orange County. The Apnl 28 event will focus on improving low- income, smgle-fanuly homes and Canyon Park The city effort needs pamtmg !>upp!Jes and food donations. but 1s also accept· mg cash dnd other supp!Jes. Informd.1..1.Cm. jl.l.£11 754.:., 4870 - CHI-POAT-LAY~ YDOL-LUV-IT. Glitipotle "\ I II. /I I \I \I I " A ,,,.,, I ••• ( •• , ... \ Undue Bracho Kent A McNaughton Troy Davis John Dishon Cary Morgan F1ns-rTEAM Ko/an l.'t ''I I 'I At I IN' Judy Upton MarQ~ Robinson at:-ea11e ~ Prudential C.lifomil RNlty Mali Gulledge Reubal GuDedge -Judy Muncy laralne Shaw Marlene LaCrow Franftlin Finandal FRAN KLIN R.6ALT)' 8 0D Y OE8 ~N -TllE F OUNTAIN S AT llA llUPPI , 1flllW Tri www.trianglesquare.com Fanner's Market Mondays (food, Crofts, Music ... Fun!) Coming This Summer! 5:30-9:30pm GREAT NO ti\\TIER HOW YOU SAY IT. 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FRIDAY A motorcycle show will take place from 5 to 10 p.m. at the Orange County Pairgrounds, 68 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. $1 . for adults. and children younger than 12 are free. (949) 582-2371. . I A gem, bead and jewelry show will take plctce from noon to 7 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Me:s'a: $4 for adults, $31for seniors and · free for children younger than 12. (760) 747-9215. I '"""' SATURDAY The fam.lly of the late Jack Haley, who portrayed the Tut Man in the ·w124rd of Oz,· will speak at 4 p.m . at Borders Books, Music & Cafe, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 432-7854. CUI White of Apple Comput- er will present the latest in Apple technology for the Orange Apple Computer Club from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Chemistry Building at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free for first-time visitors. (949) 770-1~65. . An orchid potting temlnar will take place at 10 a .m. and 2 p.m. at Green Systems International Orchid Nui\ery, 20362 Birch St., Newport Beach. The nursery will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free. (949) 756-1211. The Sunshine Co-op Preschool Annual Rummage Sale will take place from 8 a.m. to 3 p m. Fnday and Sat- urddy, rain or shine, at the preschool, 2850 . Fd1rview Road, Costa M~sa. Free. (7 14) 540-1183. The Junior League of Orange County, California Inc. will present a Monte Carlo night, including gambling tables, silent auction. fortune tellers dnd more, from 7 :30 p.m. to midnight at The Clubhouse Restaurant, at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. $70. (949) 263-3785. Orange Coast College's Marine Science Department will host a public open house A commemoration of "Coun- ty Cameos,• a historical print collection depicting the histo- ry of Orange County from 1769 to 1917, will be held at 10 a.m. at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avoca- do Ave. (949) 717-3801. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday to show oH its large cold-and warm-water ,. aquariums ln the Marine Science I.ab, ln the Lewis Center for Applied Sciences, 2701 Fairvte'W Roa-o;-COsta~esa:-QCC boasts the largest cold-water aquarium ln Orange County, containing 1,600 gallons of water. The college has also added a 200-gallon temperate system. During the open house, a 500-gallon tropical tank and a 250-gallon high-tech reef system will also be displayed. Free. (714) 432-5602. An Emergency Medical Technology Recerlif1calion workshop will be offe red at 8 a.m. Friday and Sdturday, and March 9-10 at Ordllge Coast College, ~701 Fdirvlew Road, Costd Mesd. $140. (888) 622-5376. Nicole Alon!, a chef, restau- rateur and caterer, will share secrets of the trade at 2 p.m. at Borders Books, Music & Cdfe, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 432-7854. A workshop on trading stocks online will. take place al 2 p.m. at Orange Coast College, Lew1s Center for Applied Sciences, Room 202, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa The Original MIKE'I CARPETS OVER 25 YEARS IN COSTA MESA • Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholst.ery • Mesa. CaU for price. (888) 622-5376. A workshop for senior cltt- . zens about finances will lake place al 9 a.m. at Orange COdst College. Lewis Center ART RESTORATION ~ rrpair danutgtd· • PORCELAIN • CRYSTAL •PAINTINGS • CHINA . G~. 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(714) 432-5880. A Library Card for Every Kid event will take place ln cele- bration of Read Across Amer- ica from noon to 4 p.m. in the BloomingdaJe's Courtyard at Fashion Island in Newport_ Beach. Children 5 an~ older may re.ceive a library card, and there will also be face- painting and characters from popular children's books. Free. (949) 717-3800. ------AN-;i"'IQUE -1{.C>W ---= & < ;ARI->•:N (_~Al-4~1~ '• • 4 'I r • ~' '' ' I' ' •r .I I • ' f ~ i • : I ' • t ' •' I ~ " 'I • "' ' r •' 't. ', . FiM Home F1m1iJlring• Anti"""_& CollttHbln Tr11diHon11l to Cottage Gifts & Gartlm Dtcor Wish List & Ddivny GarcU+vC~ Card'" Polio Dining Brtdftul, Lwndi, Tu b Esprtsso &r Cafs Hours: T&.W..fri.. 9'm~ s.c.. 81,,,....fpm; Sun.~ 9am-2fm · carrtlltt to Clran41lins Uutl l!:t Rar1 Boob C11•tom Piehl re' Framing F11mihlr1 Re•toration """ "'"'" mor1! 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And here are fi1oe more reasons for choosing Hoag s top-raled c,ardiac care: an exdusive /«Jm of c,ardiac surgeons; regional leadership in revolutio11ary procedures and treatment oplicns; internationally recognized expertise in eclxx:ardk>grapby; 34 leading Orange County physicians; and Hoag's #1 ranking in Orange County serm 1mrs.i11 a rom • For more informali~n, c,a/I ~91760-2095 or visit uw.boaghospitol.org. _J . J . C 1001 Hola II a r~r'fd &rldmlrlt ol Hcieg ~ ~ ~ H0tg Holpitlll b r...ad II 117 71it ~ C..., .._, ......... ·. Thursday, Morch 1, 2001 A 7 ... A8 Thundoy, Morch 1, 2001 CENTER CONTINUED FROM A 1 on the the project to council members. Bromberg suggest- ed that a vote on the poll be postponed until March 27 to give council members an opportunity to think about th~ survey's shape. Then, Councilman Dennis O'Neil said he would not sup- port a center on the site, adding that the land "should · be a passive park forever.• The comments provoked Arts ·Commissioner Don Gregory, a leading supporter of the project and a member of the ad hoc committee, to ask council members to make up their minds. "I'm 66 years old, and I would like to know the answer to this before I die,• he said. "They shoot horses. Would you please shoot us so that we can stop wastrng our time? ·u it's not to be on that land -tell us. Perhaps we can look for something else that would be more acceptable to all the people who protest this .... Is it meant to happen, or are we beating a dead horse?" Gregory's comments seemed to catch Bromberg off guard. ·1 said that it was my intent to bring this issue to a head,• Bromberg said, adding that he was •a little more than sur- prised• by Gregory's remarks. •Had you not asked to do a (survey), J can guarantee you we would have dealt with the issue• of whether to leave the land as open space, be added. Councilwoman Norma GlOver expressed her will· ingness to settle the issue at Tuesday's meeting. "S::an we make a motion to keep (the. land) as open space?" she asked City Atty. Bob Burnham. "I'm willing to do that.•. But Bpmbam informed council members that residents had to be notified of such a decision ahead of time, and .Heffernan and Ridgeway pro- ceeded to reject Bromberg's idea to vote on the center at the next meeting. ·we don't have enough information to bring this to a head,• Heffernan said, turn- ing to Gregory. "We could kill this project in two weeks with- out you having a chance to explain it.• With project opponents - ranging from nearby home- ownen to environmentaliltl to members of the dty'1 parks, beaches and recreation com- mission -urging council members to deny the request for a sur.cey and the project lb general, O'Neil said the city's residents bad made up their mind. "I do believe a message bas been sent from the communi- ty,• be said, adding that he'd supported d evelopment of the land for an arts cent.er or senior housing in the past. Ml've got the message,• he said. "l think we need to tell (Gregory). I'm prepared to tell him." • . But Ridgeway countered that only a small group of res- idents had voiced their views. "I feel that we're rushing to make an uninformed d eci- sion,• he said. ·we are short- circuiting the citizens of Newport Beach by actions we are taking, and I'm not sure what these actions are driven by. We're succumbing tG 'Cl small minority.• But Ridgeway's attempt to revert to the original plan of delaying a dedsion on the sur- vey until the end of March failed to get support from even one other council member, foreclosing a vote by all coun- cil members on bis motion. Tuily Pi~ Children's theater company · protests proposed lease plB:Q • Perfonnance group asks Newport Beach officials to allow it to use a city-owned hall. ·we don't understand why the council, knowing of our request to use the the- ' ater for children's perfor- mances, directed the city attorney to draft an exclu- sive, long-term lease for the sole benefit of (the current MMhlt ,,Vl""1er D AILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACli Filling the City Cow:1ci.i chambers with Judy Gar- land's "Over the Rainbow" on Tuesday, a group of young actors, parents and teachers asked council mem- bers-to allo,wl them to use the city-owned Newport Theatre Arts Center until they can (ind another performance space. r . r group) that would prohibit the Qilldren from b.sing the theater,• said Michael Safran, a board member of the company. Safran added that the group in charge of the center only uses the theater 112 days out of the year. While acknowledging that the theater did not open for performances for more than about 120 days, Rae Cohen, the group's presi- dent, said Wednesday that she needed the space for rehearsals and set construc- tion for most of the year. The gro~ puts on about six annual shows, each running for several weeks. "I'm very protective of t,b'b schedule we have and main· taiD for our season-ticket holders,• she said. " At Tuesday's meetin\}, Councilman Gary Proctt>r said he felt Ma little foolieh" listening to comments macile by . Safran and othen. Because the issue was npt part of the meeting's agenda, council members could not discuss the situation. Coupdl members will debate ~ . proposed lease agr~men~ their March 13 meeting. "Theater's my child's w~ too,• Proctor said. •1 do~t want to sit here and [have residents) feel that we're !Wt addressing the issue.• ._, Councilman St~~~ Bromberg, a board member of the Bait)oa Performi~g Arts Theater PoundatM):), said the Newport Bea'ttl Theater Co. would be wel- come at the Balboa Theater when it reopens after reno- vation. · • .... I Living [ 1 . I Members of the Newport Beach Theater Co., a non- profit organization aimed at exposing children to all aspects of putting on a show, had come to protest a pro- posal by Councilwoman Norma Glover to sign ii 10- year lease with Friends of Newport Theatre Arts Cen- ter, the group that runs the theater. Cohen added that guest performers had used the the- ater, at 2501 Cliff Drive, in the past. But those events were limited to only a few days. . . 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CAn .. ~IEIY Thursday, Morch 1, 2001 A9 Mark your calendars for Ferragamo, follies and fun A n exd usi've West Coast showing of the 2001 spring/summer . ~n of Salvatore Fen ag- aqM> will debut at the Four Seasons Hotel in Newport ~ch at a March 14 fashion show and luncheon. The splashy fashion event is being mganized by The Gull~ of tbe Orange County Perfonn- ing Arts Center. Jtoeemar1e Kramer will chair the show and luncheon, wblch will also honor Miargrtte Biever M ondavt. a friend of the arts world. The event marks the first ~ that the House of Ferrag- ari:\o has presented· a full sea-m collection in Orange County. Such events are gen- er~ reserved for the New York and Los Angeles circuit. ~just more proof that Qfange CoWlty continues to odract a broader and more ~histicated sphere of in.flu .. fµl~. ,,The March 14 event will begin with an 11 :30 a.m. cl)ampagne reception, fol- lowed by the Ferragamo fashion show and a luncheon prepared by Four Seasons Executive Chef Michel fteton. A few tickets, at $ q5 J9' person, are still available f~ this fund-raiser benefiting B.W. Cook I THE CRPWD the Cen ter. Call Dtanne Howe at (714) 556-2122, Ext. 224. ••• The one and only Zigna- ture, a.k..a. longtime Orange Coast mover and shaker Glo- ria l.lgneT, is once again executive producing the "Fol- lies" for Children's Hospital of Orange County. The extrava- ganza, starring local talent, will debut at the end of March for the fifth consecu- tive year. insiders report th.at one of the featured performers in this year's production will be mil- lionaire entrepreneur Chuck Martin. Martin is apparently m reheaJSaI.and will dismiss his customary attire -a blue blazer and gray sla~ -for the more colorful persona of"a ~car Accident ? • • • ~Free Report reveals yo ur rights. • !Don't speak wi th anyone until you ?ptll the toll-free 24 hr. Message. ~Toil-Free 1-888-748-4368 ~4 Hr. Reco rded M.essage - sinning and dancing star. l:Jie•s really wonderful." said Zigner. •And, he's got a great voice." Jeanette Segerstrom will once again host an elegant underwriting party at her waterfront villa next week for the ~trons of the CHOC ·~llies." Last year's cocktail party twned into a personal ~t show as cast members, under- writers and friends of ~oc gathered around the Segerstrom 9!and piano and sang their he8.rts out, taking the party into the wee hours of the morning. ••• My local society infonnant and friend Corinne Black, who also happens to handle public relations for the Assis- tance League of Newport Mesa, reports that the Vu- ginia Castle Auxiliary and the Las Reinas Auxiliary of the Assistance League are preparing to present home- spun television personahty Huell Howser at their upcom- ing annual luncheon, slated for March 9. The cPamung Howser, who haS' become known for narrating documentaries focusing on bits and pieces of 1be Monte Carlo Night organizers are, from righ t. Susan Mason Hlll, Deborah Borjas, Kay Matherly, Elise Hartman and Nicholas Fen.In. California lore, will share with the local crowd his perspec- tive on •California's Gold.· The luncheon will unfold at the Newport Beach Marriott Hote l and funds raised will benefit underprivileged chil· dren 10 the Newport Mesa community through p rograms su pported by the Assistance League. lnfonnation: (949) 645-6929. • • • Another local league, namely the Juruor League of Orange County, lS putting the final touches on its Saturddy Monte Carlo Night, to be held at the Clubhouse Restaurant, South Coast Plaza m Costa Mesa Nicole Marshall of the Juruor League shares that the Clubhouse and the league are going all out w1th Las Vegas- style ganung tables. 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I • Al 0 Thursday, Morch 1, 2001 Daily Pilot B-movie satire gets GFade A treatment at Vanguard lly Tom Titus T he Costa Mesa Police Department may not be aware of it, but there's a huge, ravenous plant devouring humans right next THEATER door to its REVIEW ~e~:~quar- lt's all in fun, of course. It's the Van· guard University produc· lion of "Little Shop of Hor· rors," a campy spoof of scary flicks that had its gen· eslS 40 years ago when Roger Corman, the emperor of B movies, came up with lhe ftlm's goofy plot, ~hich caught on with a frenzy matched only by "The Rocky Horror Picture Show.· ogy Playhouse. Now Vanguard is offer- ing its take on •utue Shop: with a centerpiece carnivore bigger than any Audrey D seen locally.' It's got a mouth big enough to devour the entire audience. Director Carey Smith not only has fashioned an emi- nently enjoyable produc- tion, he also serves 'as the - voice. of the plant, which . growls "feed me• a! every opportunity. Smith hits the right satirical note on this farcical fable, stretching stereotypes to the breaking point and occasionally beyond. FYI • Whalt: •Little Shop of Horrors• • When: Vanguard University, SS Fair Drive, Costa Mesa • When: Closing performances 8 p.m . , today through Saturday, : 2 p.m. Sunday · ; e Cost: $15 I • Phone: (714) 668-6145 : I ' I HlS straight comedy became an off-Broadway musical 20 years later and ran for 2,209 performances. It's been a staple of colleges dnd community theaters ever since, surfacing just last fall al Costa Mesa's Tril· The two leading roles of Seymour, the nebbiSh who raises the killer plant, and Audrey, his comely co- worker, are double cast. ·On opening night they were in the capable hands of Paul Hanegan and Amy Doc· torchik, who alternate with Erick Kristianson and Stephanie Wood. Prom left, Amy Doctorchik, nm Larson and Paul Hanegan celebrate with the hungry Audrey 0 plant In "UWe Shop of Horrors• at Vanguard University In Costa Mesa. and the Frankenstein mor!- ter. The roles or the thret ackup singers, each • dubbed for a '50s vocal 1 group, is handled by Katri- na Rodriguez, Tammy Col· fin and Rebecca J. Hull • with verve and gusto. They also perform a plethora ot costume changes hardly available in their charac- ters' Skid Row environ- ment. Their harmonizing' evokes nostalgic memory of the Crystals, the Ronette~. etc.· Come Meet Frank Shorter Friday March 2nd, . from 5:00 -7:00 p.m. . . 1972 Olympic Gold Medalist, Men's Marathon 1976 Silver Medalist. Men's Marathon 1984 U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame at New Balance Hanegan is the epitome of geekdom, resembling a young Arnold Stang. His performance is splendidly earnest in its sell·deprecat· ing comedy, though his singing voice could be stronger, especially in the early ensemble numbers where be labors to make • au.rt... SllW'n • SoHd •rornatic ced•r drawers • E"911sh Dovetail Joints him.sell heard over the · music. Hanegan skillfully conveys his m'oral dilemma when confronted with a fateful choice regarding the fate of his lucrative creation. The b londly bewigged Doctorc;hik is marvelously kooky, bearing battle scars from her brutal boyfriend SAVE 15°/o TO 40°A> with vacuous resignation - fortunately, the show is set in the '50s, not ll}at such • behavior was any less rep· rehensible then, just more accepted. 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Check out the lobby dis- play of such movie posters on your waF to the the- a~~ J • TOM TITUS reviews local theifter for the Daily Pilot. His revl!ws appear Thursdays and Saturda~ I I Whatever your landscaping or maintenande needs, Lloyd's can do it ALL .. Whatever your lan dscape or Maintenance needs, Lloyd's can do it all. .. THINKING ABOUT LANDSCAPING OR YARD MAINTENANCE7 CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE TODAY! I lLJ !N!c..~!..-_:.s I (949) 646-7 441 Lloyd's Nwsery a Landscape Co., Inc. 21f3 falryl!w Rd· Mt 21t SM Ml!g. CA 92627 EJIPIRT LMOIC',.. / U -· --1 llWTlllMCI Vll fT OUR WOlfTE: WWW.LLOYDllMOICAPE.COM : ..... u... ....... -·-··1 1 .......... ., DATEBOOK -Daily Pilot Thursday, Match 1, 2001 A 11 ' I Must be in mood· for _'Love,' 'Recess' gets Igds. giggling .... CRITICS A sophisticated, but slow 'Mood' •Jn the Mood for Love• is a unique-cinematic experience. r-----· --, -u is very quiet. The men and women speak soft- ly and are veiy1~nte in this Hong Kong import. Tony Elaine England ~~i.,ai is ' · the hus- band whose wife's job calls for her to travel. Maggie Che- ung's husband ls likewise constantly on the move. The couples meet when they move into adjoining apartments. We never see the traveling spouses again. Tue spirit of romance evolves reluctantly between Wai and Cheung's characters as we move through muted action, sound and light. ~ai and Cheung are d{awn to each other, but they resist ful. filhnent despite their Loneli- ness. There is unusual back- ground music that has an intrusive quahty. misplaced and loud. Also, my attention was seriously challenged by the pace and the Olltural dit- ferences of East versµs West Despite that. •1n the Mood for Love• ID4Y become a land- mark art film for director Kar- wai Wong for the sophistica- tion it aspires to. "In the Mood for Love• is rated PG for themaUc ele- ments and brief language. • ELAINE ENG&.~. 65, lives In Newport Beach and owns a gift· · basket business she operates out of her home. 'Mixed review ffir 'School's Out' It's Saturday. raininQ and the grandkids are here. Tabatha is 10, Matthew is 4, and the animated "Recess: School's Ou.- seemed like agood choice, Goy Wassol-KelL, since the 'J two of them had watched the 1V cartoon series that morning. In' the dark. loaded down with popcorn, ·pretzels, candy and oversized drinks that spill, we find our seats. Matt brought his pillow in case he got bored. Tabatha names off all the movie characters who go to the fictional 3rd Street School. um. He goes to his folks, but they don't believe him. He goes to the police, and they laugh at him. So TJ. gathers bis friends from camp, and they go to work to eradicate Benedict. Tue ingenious secret weapons the kids come up with are a kiclt. ln the audience, I saw all of the boys from 4 to 14 loudly laughing, throwing stuff and really getting into the pranks · in the movie. The girls and parents, on the other ,band, looked like the)! could have used Matthew's pillow. The "Recess characters are likable and worked together to save something they believed in -a positive message for ,kids. Prom left. Eugene Levy, Cluts Rock and Chazz Pabnlnteri appear In "Down to Eu1b.. a remilke of tbe 19'18 mm "Heaven Can Walt " "Down to Earth" ts rated PG-13. Now for parents and grand- parents, the one saving grace for this film is the marvelous sound of '60s music. Stay the extra minutes for the roll of the credits and Robert Goulet's of:f- the-wall rendition of •Green Tambounne' wtth a Wood- stock psychedelic backdrop. We voted "Recess: School's Out• •tun. but could have been funner.· It might not last long irrthe theater. so a vtdeo is just fine. She tells me that TJ. (Andrew Lawrence) has to stay home during the sum- mer, but all his friends get to go to •coot• camps. Matt pipes up, "There's a real bad, mean guy who is from space or something, and we won't like him." Here comes evil former Education Minister Phil Bene- clict (James Woods), whose wicked idea is "ebmmating summer vacation.• Benedict attended 3rd Street School years ago and holds a grudge agamst the current pnncipal, Mr. Pnckly (Dabney Cole-· man). • Benedict sets up his evil headquarters at 3rd Street School, and TJ. spots eerie green hghts and wlld saentif- ic equipment in the auditori- "Recess: School's Out• is rated G. •GAY WASSALL-«EUY. 60, IS ttle editor of a Balboa ~per and Is active in the community. --------------------------------------~------~ S10FF . ., 111 • . t . . . 1 ....... -' ............... . (. -.' Costa Mesa 2150 Harbor Blvd. · at Victoria OPEN 2A HOURS Present this Coupon and We'll Take ONE DOLLAR OFF Any DINNER ENTREE! 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Al 2 Thursday, tkrtlt 1. 2001 ~AIU' •Yuk-I· •untcmiet· table. • Sdtool: ~wport Harbor Higb~ .. • Story UH: Love ii In the .;1 air u ~ewport Harbor•,,.:/'-Class..~~ 2001 ·celebra~'7 roo»dee, relationshif!S/ '. - and an the hopes and· dreams of a young 'gener- ation. •Drama teacher. Gall Brower-Nedler •Musical dlrec:tor: Kevin Weed • Cboreogr..-laer: Usa Colbley Callahan • A.nbtant cllrecton: Tory Barneson, Kelsey Knight and Vanessa Seeley • Cut: Monica Acosta, Caillin Adams. Robert Anderson. Ashley Andrews, Heather Arnold, Russ Awrey, Amber Bark- low, Dan Barnard, Peter Belden, Claudia Bender, Christian Berg-Hansen, Caleb Bermudez, Erin Kelly Boles, Slavash. Bonakdar, Briana Brooks, Jackie Brown, Tanya Burak, Cari Byrnes, Felici- ty Claire, Maddi Cohen, Spencer Coldren, Michelle Collier, Ryan Cook, Sarah Cutsforth, Brietta D' Amore, Harmo- ny Davis, Heather Dey- den, Bonnie Dias, Polly Oolltas, Jennifer Egan, Jim Erickson, Alma Espir- itu, Elizabeth Evans, Katie Evarts, Megan Farnsworth, Dan Fletcher, Miriam Frenken, Erin Friedman, Ashley Gaines, Lauren Gallardo, Diego Garduno, Colby George, Martin Giannini, Emily DATEBOOK Aft• HOUIS • Senct,.,... tam IWIW to the Dally Pilot. llO w. Bay St.. Costa Mesa, CA 92627; fu to (949) 646- 4170 or c..11 (Mt) 574-<4268. A com- plete listing !NY be found •t http://wNw.t»llypllotcom. tent inventor, acrobat. come- dian. musidan and juggler Michel Lauziere at 11 a .m. and 1 p.m. March 2" at Pounders Hall,,600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. The pedormance is part of the Saturdays at The Center series. $8. (714) 740-7878. MARKETPlAa SPICIAL The Orange County Market • Place is held from 7 a.m. to 4 .SOME ELEGANT EVENING p.m. Saturdays and Sundays T.tie Pacific Symphony tn the Orange County Fair~ .Orchestra's Chinese-Amert-; )grounds' ma.in parking .lot, / cD.D League wifl host it'~ 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. $2 · rt annual Chinese New Y~ for adults, children age 12 .' Celebration, "An Evening'of and· younger are admitted ,1 Elegance,• at 6 p.m. Milrch free. (949) 723-6616. 10 at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., New-MUSIC • Daily Pilot • p .m. March 10 and 1 p .m. March 11. $45 or $49. (714) 740-7878. TO RUSSIA The Bolshoi Symphony OrChestra will perform an all-Russian program March 10-11 at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa - Mesa. Times are 8 p.m. ~ March 10 and 3 p.m. March . 11. $15-$55. (949) 553-2422. . BARBERSHOP ACT The Masters of Harmony, a.,. nationally acclaimed, award-': port Beach. The fund-raiser will include a 45-minute St. FREE BLUES winning barbershop cho~, will perform at 8 p.m. March 10 at Orange Coast College'su Robert B. Moore Theatre, :- • 2701 Fairview Road, Costa!. DOH t.f.ACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT Becky Overton. lrolll. ......... Vitale, far ....... md other 18Dion dace to ''Uvla La Vida Loca• •they rebMne for lbe 11P019!'99 Senior~. Glassic, Noel Golbec:k, Michael Graham, Grace Grovsled, Amy Halvenon, Richard Halverson, Kay- ley Harrington, Jonett Hefty, Brad Hill, Julia Hochner, Jeani Hunt-Gib- bon, Lisa Huntington, Ariel Jacobs, Shawn Johnson, Brieana John- ston, Laura Kauth, Sylvia Keay~. ,Jon(lthan KerWin, Bonnl'e Kinsey, Sarah Lark, Caine Littrell. Chelsea Lo, Nicole Love, Sarah Lovin, Kristin Maberry, Shaun Marks, Brandon McClain, Lindsey McClure, Nelson Meehan, Arpit Mehta, John Moore, Megan Moss, Jessica Mount, Angelica Norman, Katherine Nye, Taylor Odvaars. Elysabeth Olah, Greg Olsen, Shannon Olsen, Evelyn Ortega, Shirin Oskooi, Beclcy Overton, Lisa Owad, Tom Peter, Piper PbWips, Mar- vin Pineda, Elyse Poppers, Yesenia Portillo, Lauren Pulaski, Michael Pulido, Whitney Rempp, James Richardson, Lynn Rinek, ShanelSalo.mon,Michelle .Seeberru. Daniel Sears, Jordan Seigner, Pascal Seitz, Gianna Segretti, Liz Smith, Samantha Smith, Alexis Spaith, Jason Spenser, Joy St. Dennis, Jessica Steaffens, Harry · Sun,JenniferTakahashi; Heather Tangen, Garrick Torrey, Sean Tupy, Erica Vasquez, Chris Veitch, Je!ifica Vitale, Lauren Wade, Molly Weedn, Jere- my Wilson, Kelly Woods, Greg Worthing. Katie Wynne and Steve Young. • When: 7:3q p.m. today, Friday and Saturday • Where: Newport Harbor · High School's Robert B. Wentz Theater, 15th Street and Irvine Avenue, Newport Beach • Coat: $8-$10 • Call: (949) 515-6341 John Boutique fashion show highlighting the newest spring and SUID.Jner fashions, an exotic menu, a silent auc- tion and a recital by the win- ners of the 2000 Cbinese- American League Showcase competition. $100-$200. (714) 755-5788, E~ 264. A free courtyard concert will be performed 2 p.m. Satur· day by legendary blues gui- tarist Roy Rogers and his band, The Delta Rhythm Kings, at Muldoon's Dublin Pub, 202 Newport ~enter Drive, Newport Beach. (949) 640-4110. SHAMROCK BENEFIT SYMPHONY SHOW Newport Harbor High Orange Coast College's School's Navigators will pre-Symphony Orchestra will sent its seventh annual bene-offer the third concert of its fit. •A Shamrock Rock & 40th season at 7:30 p.m. Sun- Roll, • at 6 p .m. March 17 at day at the Robert B. Moore the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 Theatre, 2701 Fairview MacArthur Blvd., Newport Road, Costa Mesa. The con- Beach. The event will cert will feature works by include a silent auction, din-Johannes Brahms, Charles ner, dancing and a live auc-. Camille Saint-Saens and tion. $75. Proceeds will bene-Mikhail Mikhaylovi~h fit Newport Harbor High Ippolitov-Ivanov. $6 or $10. School's programs. (949) 851-(714) 432-5880. 9230. VIETNAMESE ANYONE? Orange Coast College will present Vietnamese Culture Night at 5:30 p.m. March 18 at the Robert B. Moore The- atre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The evening will include music, martial arts and fashions. $7 or $10. (714) 432-5764. HOT UPS ON STAGE Actress and singer Sally Kellerman will perform March 8-11 at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. The Long Beach native is known for her role as Colonel Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan in Robert WACKY FUN Altman's "M• A ·s·H." Per- The Orange County Per--fonnance times are 7:30 p.m. forming Arts Center will pre-March 8-9, 7:30 and ·9:30 Support Our Schools Shop Harbor Blvd. of Cars I L"\ I\ I)" R l ~h·~l \ 1! l :,1r" ~ Mesa. $18-$24. (714) 432- 5880. A DIFFERENT SORT OF CABARET .. II • ,, Dublin's Traditional Irish .. Cabaret will perform at 8C p.m. on March 24 at Orange11 Coast College's Robert B. - Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. v $26-$32. (714) 432-5880. . • FLAMENCO, JAZ2, ETC. .. Ken Sanders, a solo guitarist,· appears from 7 to 10 p.m. on , Sundays and Tuesdays, play- ing classical flamenco, jazz, classic pop and Brazilian " bo6sa nova at Carmelo's Ris-'' torimte Italiano, 3520 J:. "' Coast Highway, Corona del . Mar. (949) 675-1922. JAZZ ON SUNDAYS ••• Orange County saxophonist Norm Douglas brings his own brand of jazz to Roy's of New-11 port Beach from 5 to 8 p.m. Sundays. Roy's is is at 453 Newport Center Drive, New-' port Beach. (949) 640-7697. ,, " POP/ROCK & FLAMENCO Tate 5 -a funk, rock and Motown act -performs at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Cannelo'.s Ris torante, 3520 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar . Solo guitarist Ken Sanders . performs classical flamenco ; tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Sundays. The shows are ' free. (949) 675-1922. '" 4 .. • ... Cinderella . ' 'I Fresh Fish Deli. Chowders, Gumbos, • Sellood 'Jlcos, Sendwlcbel • DinDen • -------- PASTA FEAST MONDAYS s..tood. Chkk~,.. Starting at only ~..., ... ,_ .... _.. .. ,._...., c.llMrre WI.-"'-'-...,. 92-....,........ ........,... ,...., TACO DAYS en-. 111-. ud s.c) ~ ............ ~~ Swt1og at•t• 12-.M •t• Pdba •t• llG IUDrl'O DAYS ,.~~ .. ,q;;,;:-:.~c_. ... ...... Sta.rtlng ., ... Co!op!) • Mod!lo" ••• ~ I Th•J. SAID n How To GET PIBISllED COMMUNrrv #We thought it was a presentation, so we didn't talk. " The Daily Pilot wekomes letters on issues concerning NewsiOrt Beach and Costa Mesa. • LEnas -Mail to Editorial Page Editor S.J. c.ttn at the D1ily Pilot. 330 W. by St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 -Javier Antunez. owner of Antunez Fashion in the El Camino Shopping Center, after a Costa Mesa Planning Commission hearing in which the commission approved the razing of the center to make way for single-family houses • READIJtS HOTUNE -Call (949) 642-6086 • FAX -Send to (949) ~ 170 • E-MAA.-Send to daflypilotOlatl~com All correspondence must include full name, home- town and phone number (for \lef1fication purposes). The Pilot re1erves the right to edrt all submissions for datity and length . .. Doily Pilot I , Thursday, Morch 1, 2001 Al3 EDITORIAL ;y .. Wm.t was worth . Letter attack lacks decency it for NeWport Coast Elementary Bob Lunde COMMUNITY COMMENTARY I am outraged that you would fea- ture such a dem~aning attack on Newport-Mesa Unified School Edidn't seem like a good idea two months go. After several delays, school officials said they were resolute In their desire to open the newly c:;onstruct- ed Newport Coast.Elemen- tary School this year. It would be disruptive. we said. It would unnecessarily displace students from the comfort of their Lincoln Ele- mentary classrooms and move them, with only a cou- ple months left in the year. Why the rush. we asked? We got our answer over the last week. As the 300-plus pupils streamed onto their new campus, it was clear the wait and the disruption were worth it ·we made it.· said Danielle Abel, 9, as she ran off the bus and onto the campus for the first time. happy about. District trustee Wendy Leece as your J In contrast to the rest of Letter of the Week. "1Tustee's com- Ote schools in the Newport~ ments are just precious," Feb. 25. Mesa Unified School District T have been a reader of the-Pilot that anxiously await the for decades and cannot understand money from the-$l l0-million why you would feature David Lans- ing's comments about a school bond measure""'~--b d b ~"" ~· ;'~ oar mem er. year, Newport Coast has a U Leece were a ~rson of color or plethora of amenities ~o offer. ethnic minority, would this letter There are new computers, ever grace the editorial page? self-flushing bathrooms with Where is your sense of decency? ti di Many in this community share mo on sensors, a · gital · Leece's beliefs and are baffled at the chalkboard. te rra cotta tiles dismissive tone used in some Daily on the roof and elegant palm Pilot letters to the editor comment- trees and plants. ing on her views. In addition, 'the school has ·Has this community slid so iar been built with energy-effi-that persons of Christian faith can dent technology. It is well all be dismlssed as fringe zealots? lighted with sunlight. and I think the Pilot editonal staff the insulation placed . owes Wendy Leece an apology. throughout the campus will As for Lansing1 1 have no quarrel ""'. with his opinions, just the tone. keep costs down. I invite him to the front lines of To boot, there is already a the culture war. Visit the Shalimar strong PTA that has raised Learning Center. where 40 members $100,000. of our church help tutor hundreds of It's not often that students Latino children so that they might can say they attended a have a bigger piece of the Amencan dream. brand new school, It isn't Take a .couple Wednesday And Principal Moruque Van Zeebroeck co\lld hardly cont.aiM'lerself as ·she watch~ her charges scamper into their new st.irroundings. ofte~at teachers and evenings and see our youth mirus- adm1nistrators can do the .ter, Dt!,ve Rockness, and adult volun- same. leers provide positive alt~tnatives to Certainly everyone _ the promiscuous sex, alcohol and (AIU. HIOAlGO I DAl.Y PILOT Some of Newport-Mesa trustee Wendy Leece's conservative views have been criticized by community members. Do not d1snuss the Christ.Ian com-ls 1t too much to ask the same students, teachers. parents, drugs JUnior high-aged kids get administrators and the bOard exposed to every day. munity -many of us take seriously from h1m? Or. observe the life-changing of trustees -can beam with resulls that Teen Gh~enge of Santa the walk of fcl.lth as followers of Jesus Christ. · With a $17.3-m.illion cam- pus that features the latest in technology,' there's lots to be" pride over this new campus. An" is having with gang members, ·I will respect Lansing, disagree-• 808 LUNDE 1s a Costa Mesa residentanchn We wish them all the best. drug addicts and alcoholics. Ing with his position. elder at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. ' ... Readers still sharply divided in continuing El Toro battle THE AIRPORT DEBATE Readersayscouncihnan misguided in letter . Councilman Gary Thompson of Rfmcho Santa Margarita seems to be campaigning to the wrong con- stituents when be writes in the Daily Pilot letters (Feb. 4) that his city of 43;()()() would be subjected to 300 deputures a day from the proposed El Toro Intematiooal Airport. eight miles away. Then he concludes, without evi- dence, that there will be no airport at El Toro. I guess he concludes, also, that 600 or 1,200 flights a day over Costa Mesa and Newport Beach, only two miles away from John Wayne Airport. under alternatives G and beyond. would be just fine. • Wake up and smell the coffee, oouncilman. , We all must do our share. We rf!ed the two airports in Orange <Jounty. Maybe even more. The first alrline at El Toro can be Aloha with rt:>nstop flights to Hawaii. Take a • • # • ' • llAILIAG $evisionist history too clommon in Costa Mesa J I'm not involved with any of the Westside advocacy groups nor do I tiave any ties to Qty Hall. I'm stm- ~ a dtizen who reads the newspa-der and pays attention to what's going on ln my cooununity. '°' 1 Whkb is why I feel compelled to it.pood to Brtc Bever'• latest btt of lf!Yilionist biltoly, patticu1arty lince !la dared to invoke tbe name ot 1'tertin Luther King and aa:med tbe eJot °' ·llandeltng· Cbrit S1eel. c The fad ii. Ste8l. • paenn611 --llkll• lor City Counc:U, bat . •""'~llmnlgramand of Latino blunlng them lbe 1111 of lbe ranging wwwaoWClld aplltmeDtl to .-.::,. a:. .. fQlvM. II Iba WllD~•U*'* .... tD ....... .... ... ... .. mbaltl pll'• •Cll!Hll'I,......,.,.,.. 1l1 1tlldipJw. ..... ,..... ..... dlJ .... tD ...... vacation. You'll feel better. DONNYRE Newport Beach Reader agrees with ·sentiments in letter 'I really wanted to give Frank Alvarez of Newport Coast a hallelu- jah on his article that appeared in the paper (Feb. 8) and thank him for being sensible and sensitive. It would be nice if you could frame this and send it to our supervisors. I really appreciated his article. LOIS RAFFEL Costa Mesa Letter writer's ideas on airport battle welcomed It was a pleasure to read the letter submitted by Frank Alvarez of New- port Coast on the subject of the El Toro debate. His insight is a breath of freshness to this heated, emotional battle. We must stop the "us agal/.lst them" mentality in this county and specific effort to include Latinos after their expensive consultants had excluded this large ethnic block from its considerations. Until he was recently called on it. Bever made no reference In bis copious letten to the editor to illegal immigrants -bis rantings of last yeor mentioned only "Latino" residents, without refer- ence to dtizenshlp status. By the way, •slander' involves spoken defamation. An editorial cannot •slander" anyone. The word you were looking for is "libel.• I respectfully await Janice Oevid- son'• outraged defame ot Bever and ueewtnetiOn ol my c:baracter. (Thld you I reed the newspe'Q)l.. IAMCS C-.MeN We need to put end to building on the~ l bav9 lt¥ed in C.Glle ... and NeWport Belcb all of my ... J ..... anlinudy we.med tbl ..... of our o:irwew tD dil•..,_. ii ID ... ..-o1~ ,,. ..... tmutM ........ ........ d .. CDll#J• llllllll move forward with planning for the increase m air traffic. By looking at the assortment of · real, worthwhile alternatives, we preserve the Orange County stan- dard of living for all of our neighbors and utilize existing or potential facili- ties that need the business. BlllJORTH Costa Mesa Newport-Mesa needs to come to bargaining table Costa Mesa and Newport Beach were the only cities to vote against Measure F last March. They lost. Measure F would have offered them significant protection from John Wayne expansion. We, in South County, then offered to unite with them in opposition to both John Wayne expansion and El Toro con- struction. Newport-Mesa would have none of it. They gambled that their arrogant, single-minded stance to close John Wayne Air· port would somehow succeed ends up being private, without access to the public.l thought that when pennissioo was granted to buDd the Newport Coast housing devalop- ment. there would be no building oo the west side ot Coe.st Highway. No such lucid I think lt ls tbne to do as Mexico bas always done with regard to its beacbes. 1bere are DO private beecbel in Mexico. U you live on tbe beech, you must proYide public eccea. Our beacbes are for everyone to enjoy, not Just peopAe that am allord it We C4DDOt auow Crystal Cove to be IOld on as j\.llt a pec:e ol rMl eatate. lf ~ do, there wtl be DO end to budding alorlg this lkle of Coat ~~ ~ bne tDNld abOul ==-~~= tbe eut ..... OC'MD...., ID&!iTMNlat C-.Mlli It's time ror o,stal C.ove l'Mlclentl to pact It up •-1111r.., ...... ..... '8 ...... .,, .. 0 ....... . without the rest of the county. They guessed wrong and are now paying the price. The move by ETR- PA to simply encourage Newport- Mesa to llve up to the 1985 agree- ment with the FAA. letting the caps expire m 2005, nught just do the trick. That is: bring them to the table so all of us in Orange County can continue to protect our health and safety by stopping au'j>ort growth m Orange County. DOUGLAS BROWN Aliso Vie10 Newport councilmen have the right idea I enthUSUlStically applaud the three Newport Beach counclmen. John Heffernan, Steve Bromberg and Gary Proctor, who are willing to coµnter the propaganda contaJned m brochures put out by the dty of Irvine with a mailer of their own. All one needs in order to be con- vinced of its necessity is to tum to the Daily Pilot's Commuruty Forum Page and see the letter from Frank Alvarez of Newport Coast. at Qystal Cove. I am sure that I am not alone in thinking that these privileged few living on the ocean front for an average of Sl,000 per month are not fighting to save the cove - they an! fighting a very selfish bat- tle to keep lheu incredlbly :weet deal. I do not understand why the state bas failed many tunes over many yean to get tbele people off 4 pub- . lie beech. More importantly, I do not undentand wby tbele cottage dweUen have Q8Y9' been charged fair marUt rent fer tbe pubtidy owned aia.g.. 1blly *"*' be .,.,.. per week whet.., ... peytna .. IDQllth. W'bycm't ilelelitc:.Mlve •bold cww• .-tD-. ~l:imk tt uptof*..aa --· Ualewtuld ' .. .... Wblldgbldo ..... .... ..... 90 __ ,....._CJI ._......,C.._ .. _OWD lnlullf Alew.aat ... ~ __ _,_ •••• ~SP I . _, I _..,.._... ...... r dw I · Cc:iali ..... llnd • .,...,. .. . Apparently Alvarez bought the "' misin!onnation from the anti-El Toro Airport group. He suggested instead of building El Toro we should solve our future air travel needs by using Camp Pendleton for a ma1or region- al airport. I could give lum 25 reasons why that is impossible. but maybe the only one necessary is the explana- tion of Edward Hanlon. Major Gen- eral, Marine Corps. Commanding General at Camp Pendleton, who stated m the Jan. 21 edition of the L.A. Tunes. ·When considering the presence of an existing large military airfield faality on Camp Pendleton. coupled with over 240 square miles ol FAA designated spec.al use air- space (which overlies the base to protect adjacent dvtl aviation opera- tions against the hazards of live-fire military training activities. it's easy to understand why building an interna- tional avilian airport at Camp Pendleton is illogical.• • ESTERANE Newport Beach courts keep givmg m to these peo- ple, and why they have never beelJ charged fair market rent for their oooanfront accommodations? Who are these peop}e related to1 ' SANDY ntOMAS Newport 8eacb Keep publiShing the name of drunk drivers I egree db the Gay W...i md Bill Kelty. Dnlnk drivWs delerw ~ - tlp9ddy W'-' lher ..... « dl lam•llwiclllm. ,_two .... ego..~ aa•1ll lbe _.... ooNewpart BoUllullldllldbdy ...... tlliNe ,.,... ...... W. do Dal ow._ A dm • .._ . ..,ma.todrlwi•lill -~ ..... ,_ . ..., ._._Wll; ..... pit.n: , ... _, , __ _, n.r•:n• t1 n , cm.• ....................... 2 ., .......... ... ..:=- 1 A 14 Thursday, Morch 1, 2001 TOSHIBA CONTl.NUED FROM 1 To help pay for the pavilion, the proceeds of this year's Toshiba Senior Classie will benefit Hoag's women's ser- vices department. But even If hospital officials get a check of more than an ~xpected $1 million from the tournament, the money will only cover a small percentage of t,he building's cost. Copstruction of the seven- story tower, which will stand as tall as the exist:iJ'tg 10-story nursing tower, will run lo about $100 million. Hoag's regular donors have pledged and donated more than $30 million. The hospital's foundation, which oversees the fund-raising, expects to bnng that number up to $50 million. Hospital officials say the rest of the money will come from hospital reserves and loans. Because most of the pavil- 10n's pallents will come to the hospital to deliver babies rather than to undergo treat- ment for illnesses, hospital offl- odls directed the project's inte- nor designers to create a warm dlmosphere that's different from the sterile-looking rooms and hallways found in many hospitals. Initial plans reveal decorating schemes usuaUy reserved for upscale hotels. McCleUan's patients, who come to her private pracllce 1ust across the street from the hospital. already benefit from a surular e nvironment. The wailing room's gilded CRIME CONTINUE D FROM A 1 people, drug and alcohol offenses, and property dam- ctqc incidents m the 1999-00 school year than m the prevt- ou'> year. "We're not surprised, can- didly, that we are up in those areas," Supl. Robert Barbot said. "We knew when we .. FINE CONTINUED FROM 1 by the club, would be held ' on Aprll 19. The club's spill was caused when sewage trapped in a grease-clogged line seeped out of a~m~ole cover and ran into the ocean. The spill wasn't large, but sewage contains high bacte- ria counts and is considered a health risk. 1be grease in the line was probably a result of cooKing byproducts from the club's restaurant. Adelson said the club "didn't adequately evaluate coolci!lg grease practices· and failed to clean the lines. Boll Caustin, who found- ed Defend the Bay, lauded the fine. ·1 think it's about time they got hard on polluters,• Caustin said of the board. "This is a common problem Doily Pilot throughout the f restaurant) industry. The Balboa Bay Club is not unique in their lack of dttention to detail.• During the planned redraft of pollution laws, the regional board is expected to institute a zero-tolerance policy for sewage spills. With that writing on the wall, Newport Beach city staff are working feverishly o flnd"Ways-to eliminate the spills, said Deputy City Manager Dave Kif:f, The city has begun acUvely promoting. a device knQwn as a grease intercep- tor -a container attached lo sewer lines that filters out grease. The owners of Lldo Diner have installed one of the devices, which cost about $10,000. Kiff said the city will also · ramp up cleaning of the lines, as well as institute an information campaign for local re~taurants. GREG FRY I OAlY PILOT Dr. Stephanie McClellan ls a medical consultant for Hoag Hospital's women's services department, which will benefit from proceeds of the Toshiba Senior Classic. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Participants who bring a children's book to donate to Laura's House, a Junior League home for abused women and their children in San .Clemente, will receive $50 in gambling mirrors and cushy sofas create a country club atmosphere. A similar feeling dominates McClellan's office, which has thick, dark green carpets and large, white armchairs. But McClellan said she doesn't care much for these surroundings. The new pavil- ion's aesthetics also leave her relabvely indifferent. ·It will ~ beautiful bull0- 10 g, • she said. "But that impresses me the least. We have lots of beautifuJ build- increased enforcement, at least lnillally, we'd find more prob- lems.· The number of weapons found in schools dropped by 12°/., statewide and by 2% in the clistrict. That is the only area, how- ever, where the numbers did not go up. In the district, the number of reported drug and alcohol offenses nearly doubled, from 24 during the 1998-99 school \. ings around here.· What really gets her going is her desire to turn Hoag's health-care services for women into the best available. The pavilion, which will bring together all of Hoag's health services related to women, will allow McClellan and ber colleagues to build on the department's far-reaching n!putation· for exceUence and offer women all-round care under a single roof, she said. Comprehensive care for year to 46 during the 1999-00 school year. The number of battery cases leaped from seven to 33. Property crimes, the most com- monly reported offense. rose from 76 to 91. District officials said the jump is, for the most part, not in the number of crimes, but in the number of crimes accurately reported. ~ "What happened is there was something really murky women in menopause. women of all ages suffering from eat- ing disorders and incontinence are some of the areas McClellan wants to expand. She added that she also wants to rethink approaches to detecting and treating breast cancer and put together an aggressive monitoring pro- gram for high-risk patients. "If we can't do it, who can?" she said. ·we have all the resources. We need to do it.· with the reporting,• said Jaime Castellanos, the district's assis- tant superintendent of sec- ondary education. Castellanos said it was the seven battery cases during the 1998-99 school year that tipped him off that something was wrong when he came to work in the district that year. . There was a lot of confusion among principals, he said, about how lo categorize fist- fights and other incidents. Clubhouse to hold Monte Carlo Night The Clubhouse at South script. Coast Plaza will present .. The Junior League will Monte Carlo Night on Sat-use the money to try to urday to raise money for prevent child abuse and tbe Junior League of adolescent pregnancy. Orange County. South Coast Plaza is at nckets for the •cocktail 3333 Bristol St., Costa attire" event, which will Mesa. take place from 7:30 p.m. Information: (949) 263- to midnight, cost $70. 3785, Ext. 835. •As a result, we ended up · increasing the awar~ess of our · principals of the importance of accurate reporting,• Castellanos said. There was also an increase in enforcement and the addition of two school police officers that year, Barbot said, which means more students were caught. Although Ca~tellanos said he thinks the-previous reports were inaccurate and that these numbers are more indicative of what's 'going on at schools, another meeting will be held with principals next month lo go over the report. "My swnmation here-th.ts lS a true picture of what has hdppened m the past several years," he said. "There will probably be some fluctuation next year, but I expect them to be in the same ballpark. I definitely look a t these [dsl tndicators of what's going on on campus." 4 IN A SERIES DUSTY BOOTS, TIRED L.EGS a n d T h e I r v i n e (~ o n1 p a n y There arc still places where you can hike all day and hardly see a soul. Where you can get lost, sit on a rock, watch the hawks, not hear a thing. As the world grows up around us, our open ·spaces -the lands left wild or made into places that encourage us to slow down a little and play -call out for us to come to them more tha!!. they ever have before. Preserving and providing for these places will always be a big part of our plan. 1HE.M.:~ .ood Planning Goes A Long Way www 1rvinecompany cornl;oodplannine A proud 1Uppomr of National Public bdt0, KCRW 89 9 FM •AH Thinit Gofti1dt~d". .. .. ---r - Daily Pilot Vacancy is create.d ' by vandal U Ron Benedict's job as up'ennte'ndenl,of the golf ourse at Newport.Beach Country Club isn't tough enough with the steady rain this week, some bozo has been making life even more-miserable him: Just prior to this week's Toshiba Senior Classic, a lime-honored "tone pine.tree at the 16th hole was cut down by a vandal in the middle of the night with a chain saw. And, apparentJy, the culprit was pretty determined to eliminate it, -havir\g us~ several other means to destroy the beautiful, 40-year-old _.pine tree. First, by trying to bum it down, according lo Benedict, then with an oil-based substance, then by digging around it to kill nutrients. AU on different occasions leading up to the Senior PGA Tour event tlus week. ·1 had the (Newport Beach) Police out here twice,• Benedict said Wednesday during a private Richard Dunn GOLF golf-cart tour around a drenched golf course to check out the puddles and miniature lakes on the greens and airways. Weird things are happerung. Seattle gets a big earthquake and we get buckets of rain. And somebody had an obsession with a pine tree. Don't know exactly what the poor pme tree dJd to the lumbe9ack who cut it doy.'n, but my guess IS that 1t snagged a few loo many of his golf balls. When and If the Toshiba Classic 1s played Friday through Sunday, it wLll be a much more difficult golf course than last Fnday, when Benedict sat with Seruor PGA Tow agronomist Tom Brown and adrrured the course's condition at the 16th green. "You WlSh they could play nght now. don't you?" Brown said to Benedict. Before the ram, the goll course was •flawless,· Benedict said. Another problem.for Benedict and his crew is the cancellation of mowing, forcing the rough and fairways and collars and approaches to grow thicker. ·Should we even get an opportunity to mow, we'll have lo get out the swapper and bail some hay,· Benedict said. "The rough won·~ e11en get mowed. So. should we even get the opporturuty (to mow), the rough for the tournament will be tough, nasty, sticky stuff.· Golfers in Wednesday morning's Toshiba ClasSJc Pro-Am played 18 holes, including two pros who shot 66. In the past six years, the Toshiba Senior Classic has attracted most of the top players on the Senior Tow , but ttus year's field could be the strongest ever. SEE GOLF PAGE 83 . Quote Of lllE DAY •Maybe I'm a good mudder. You know, a race honf that a11 M1 ii the rein is caled a good mudder ... • Doug Tewell, Senior PGA Tour ... Mcwdi S honcwee SIDtl" DAVIDSON I Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949...57 44223 • Sports Fax: 949-650-0170 • Thursday, Morch 1, 2001 BI MIKING HAY DON LEACP1 I OAlt.Y Pl.OT Senior Ray.Floyd on an approach shot on No. 1, taking grass and water with it. He wound up with a par on the hole. Friday's first round I a.m. -Jose Maria canizares. Stewart Ginn. Bill Holstead. 1:10 ·Walter Hall, Steve Veriato, Terry Mauney. 1:20 · Terry Dill, Bobby Walzel, David Lundstrom. 1:30 • DeWrtt Weaver, John Schroeder, Jerry McGee. 1:40 · Tommy Aaron, Miller Barber, Howard 1\Nitty. 1:50 ·Gibby Gilbert. Jimmy Powell, Tom McGinnis. 9 a.m. -Dale Douglass. V~ente Fernandez. Bob Duval. 9:10 • Geo<ge Archer, , Charles Coody, Hugh Baiocchi. 9-.20 -Jim Colbert Jim Ahem, Walter Morgan. 9:JO • Lee Trevino, Bob Charles. Bob EastWood. 9-AO • Leonard Thompson, John Jacobs, Bruce Summerhays. 9:50 · Hubert Green. John Mahaffey. Dave E1c~elberger 10 a.m. ·Allen Doyle, Tom Watson, Mike McCullough. 10:10 ·Ray Floyd, Jim Albus. John Bland. 10:20 · Hale Irwin, lsao Aoki, Ed Dougherty. 10:30 · Bruce Fleisher, Graham Marsh. Lanny Wadkins. 10-.40 · Tom Jenkins, Jim Thorpe, Joe Inman. 10:50 · Gil M organ, Dana Quigley, Tom Wargo. 11 a.m. · Larry Nelson, Dave Stockton, Doug Tewell. 11:10 ·Jim Dent. Gary McCord, Al Geiber~r. 11:30 ·Tom Kite, Bob Gilder, Chi Chi Rodriguez. 11 :JO • Andy North, J C. Snead, Gene Littler. 11 :40 • Orville Moody, Don Bies, Harold Henning. 11:50 · R~Thompson, Tom Shaw, Billy Casper. 12~00 · Jesse Patino, ~mmy Rachels, Mike Smith. 12!10 • Kiuo Arai, Paul Parajeckas. Ted Goin. •Tewell, who ~sed playing in last year's Toshiba · Classic, could be a good one to bet on in the rain. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT • NEWPORT BEACH Maybe I'm a good mudder. You know, a race hm:se that can run .in the rain is called. a good mudder. • lAfter Tosluba Classic ofhaals -There's quite a differ- ence between Doug Tewell th1s year at the T OSHIBA gave a sponsors exempuon last year to Butch Baird. Tewell didn't take it Toshiba Senior Classic and Doug Tewell last year here as a Senior PGA Tour rookie. On the bubble in 2000, Tewell was the tournament's first alternate and never got a ch~ce to t~e it 'up in the Toshiba Classic at Newport Beach Country Club. Tewell, however, p.l.ayed nearby Big Canyon Country Club a few times with lus good fnend, Roland Osgood, and other Big Canyon members. Ltttle dJd anyone know 1t would tum Teweil's golf ·game around. After waiting for one of his fellow tour members to get si ck or pull up lame to create an openmg in the field, Tewell mstedd seemed to• discover a stroke at Big Canyon that would lead to three Senior PGA Tour titles. including the. Senior PGA Champ1onslup. "(Amateurs in the group) were aJI commenting on how well I was playing (ell Big Canyon), then I won the Seruor Tour Champ1onshJp I guess it was all that warming up to get in the (Toshiba Classic).· said Tewell. who IS staying at the Osgood house. whtle m town for tlus week's $1.4 million Tosluba Classic. Tewell, who en1oyed the most lucrative and successful year of his professional golf career in 2000, would also have to be a serious contender to wm the Toshiba Classic, considel'ing his track record playing in the ram and mud. "I won the LA Open in 1986 m the mud,· Tewell said of perhaps hJs greatest of four PGA Tour triumphs. ·1 can play on a ram-soaked golf course. I won my first tournament on the PGA Tour (in 1980) at Hilton Head (S.C.) in the rain and won the (rain-shortened) Seruor PGA Tour Championship last year m the rain. personally. "That's OK, they did what they wanted to do,• he said. Tewell. who lJves m Baton Rouge, La .. didn't corrumt unW a week ago to play in the Toshiba Classic But he's no stranger to Ne..4port Beach. having played Ln the old Cr~sby Southern Pro-Am at !l'VU1e Codst Country qub (now N.rwport Beach), where he Ji\et R<1 y Hads dnd still mamlains·a fnenclsh1p Wllh the former Newport resident "I had one ol my worst rounds ever here," said Tewell, who dlso met Osgood at the former Crosby Clambake, a 23-yedr-old nun1-tour event thdl was stdrted in 1915 for the pros who didn't make the cut dt the Crosby NdUonal Pro-Am at Pebble Beach (now the AT& Tl Last year, after the Tosh1bd Classic. Tewell caught fire. ftnistung second in Mex:ico. then dfler taking a week off, won the Senior PGA Championship al the PGA NabonaJ GoU Club Ln P<ilm Bepch Gardens. Fla. Tewell dlso won the SBC Senior Classic and N ovell Utah Showdown and ended eighth on the Seruor Tour money list al over $1 4 rrullion Tom Kite, Lanny Wddkms and Tom Watson were the Seruor Tour roolues ldst year \'!'.hO were expected to make the biggest tmpact, but Tewell w,alked dWdY with tour Roo.lae of the Year honors T1!weU's victory m the Semor ~ PGA Chci'mp1onsh1p Wd\. has IU'St title smcc the 1 qa7 Pensacold Open Tewell, a s·peech commurucauons ma1or at Oklahoma State who hds worked dS an on-course commentator for The Goll Channel. broke mto golf as a Cdddle for lus father tn Stillwater, Ok.la .. then later earned a basketball scholarship to Ok.lahomd State under C oach Henry Iba DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK The sky's the limit S Christina Hew •Corona del Mar High utility player sparked both offense and defense in the Sea Kings' 2000-2001 season. Tony Ahlobellf OMV Pl.or C orona del Mar High girls water polo standout Christina H.ewko does not have one ~.But, fortunately tor the Sea Kmgs, abe's pretty dam good at just about everything in the pool. • ( Just try to be consiltent OD both 6IMll ot the pool.• Hewko Nkl. •1 try not to think about numben or goaJa or any ot that stun. I Just go · out and do my belt.• 1be SM Klngl, despite having a vwy young equed. rwbed the CJp SoutMm Set1ioil DMlklD IV IW!lftMla, tMnU in auoe pllt to Hewko's all~around play. "Chrtstina provides great energy to our team, both at practice and tn the games,• CdM Coach John Vargas Mid •she goes hard all the time and she's does a greet job of leading by example.• The Dally PUot Athlete of the Week helped gukle the Sea King1 into the l8llliftnaJI with three goals, three allllta and three ..... tn a 13·2 quarterfinal wto owr Brea OUnde OD Peb. 20. •Por our *Dl. our on... • ape.rked bY our delenle, • Hewko Mid. •Jt'l lmpoltant to IC.'Ol9 .,.,...., but I try to put a lot OUOCUI OD SIE~OM81 11 82 lhU<sdoy, Morch 1, 2001 1.GfMw ..... 5,... ........ N9wPl'I HalW "'C..W:--,... .,... lldvUClll to the MMll In llo i:tla• ... be ""lsbet ~---, ...... Meet .. Po! ... Vdlr. High. ..... SPORTS Doily Pilot opw lbe ICOl1af. ~ ...... flom Joey .... ..... and..._' ....... allo ICOnt lor lbe n.. CdM'I,.... .... ICOra one ,..,._, Newport Harbor....._ the l·A """"'t*•llhlp wllh Centemd41 of Corona after • M:Orlllell Cle tn the ftnals later tn the Tbe Coroaa del Mii..,. voll:t'bil .... opel'9 &be ...... wtlb. 15-0. 15-0, 15-4 t..................... ... .... -..;10,._..., ... ""* ....,_.._,.rrtD._._ .• ~IOftblll ._ ...... week. • COlte Melll'• ...... Tbomali leads t.be MUltangl' girls basketball tea.ID to a 59-42 wtn over La Canada in the CIP Division ID-A semifinals, lbomu scores 10 of her t 6 potnt3 in the second half to key a 20-8 nm. Mesa. sophomore Olhta DlCUllUI scores 26 points and grabs 16 rebounds. The Mustangs then lose tn the finals, 73-71, as St. Bernard wins on a heartbreaking buzzer-beating shot. DiCam.Wi scores a team-high 25 point.a as Mesa still quallflel for the sta te tournament. .._.,owerc-.Mm.llltlaCrt 1a 1-foot ... leni« ou1lkl9 ......... die Sea .... l9COldl 12 killl aDcl 12-. wblle llUer Oink Newa •rr fln'l'?s wllb 21 ..... md five ctigt. J.aot .... ......., .... the MUltangl with..,.. digs, m blcd8 and four kills, while 6-foot-8 S... llJH!oa bu five block.I, four digs and three kUls. -.. ft.a tM~iiis la r-._• ID.. The SiUDde bops N&.cbeD WI , ___ • ac1v...-co tbe CIP DtVtlloa m-AA llDa.l at Calta~ Pllalll•""*-' Mullla the c:--. Arw after a 83-38 poUDding on .......... lldboall-..Sw.lka)ull• ~-..___ .... av.te'*'I -n119 CGI'ld -bmt Ganeiha. COKb Tiii 01tillm'\ Eagles _... ~·· build • 39-16 bdtlme leed en roulll to theii ~ ..... 2 far i Wiii two Wend IMI t4tb ltndgbt vldilly. e.tuda'• ~ Hw Uet1 .. .,.. 2 ~3to pace the'N's. IC;Oret a game-high 17 points, Including five '.!"be OdDge Cout College women's } three-polnten. p..a McDatell (16 points) bil1ketblll ...... ~ vlltting Santa Moulc~ and Soa Ly (10) allo flnllb tn double figures. wllb a 89-61 Yldory in be ftnt round of the 'Jbe Eagles, however, lole, 48-45, tn the finals The Costa Mel4 IOftball team ICOl'M 18 runs tn the second 1nniDg en route to a 28-l victory over Uberty Christian in the Cotta Mesa/Dally Pilot Softball Invitational. Sophomore .rune Collett hits her second and third home runs of the season and cllipt in a biple to headline a 24-hit attack. ICba O..W.. goes 4 for 4 and Xrtltbl Cblaola finishes 3 for 3 with four runs and four stolen bases. SoutbsD Calltorida llegiooal Playott.. to Pomona. Eltand.a llill qualifies for the state SopbolJ'.ore gumd ..._.m Ger8d ICOl'9S a tournament. caNer•ldgb 21 pobdl. wblle dishing nine The BaUJe of the Bay unfolds In boys ~. magging nine 5teals and grabbing soccer in tbe ClP Southern Sedioo Division eigbl rebounds. Coach Mike n.or.tGn'I t ·A temiflna!t, Newport Harbor High , U its Piratel are also led by Jamie Sblne, who first semifinal in 20 ~ and de.feats CoroDa lbe Estancia girls basketball season comes to an end after a 65-55 loss to Lompoc in the CIP Division 10-AA semifinals. Melody Earle shoots 12 of 19 fTom the field and scores 29 points. Usa McNemee's Eagles finish 25-2. sco1'8118 points and pulls down 17 rebounds. del Mar, 3-1. The ~ 8nBdoD CohlcdO -complied by Steve Vlrgen Buesr,eady ,~.'Pr ~.def.end --~.~ ~~ • And, Orange Coast women are on pace to improve on last year's second-place finish. -Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT A repeat could be tn the mdlung for this year's Orange Coast College men's track and held team as Lh e Pirates are 5-0 and ready to defend their Orange Empire Confe rence l1Uc. The OCC women are also 5- 0 and have a chance to improve on last year's second-place ftn· 1sh in the OEC. Ld~t year's success lured Codch Gordie F1tzel to come out of rettreme nt and tram the team. Also. Fred Hokanson, ldSt yedr's track and field coach, dSked his friend, Fitzel, to take over, while he focuses on the interim dean of physical educa- tion dnd dlhletics and athletic director position which he begd.O m early January. Fitzel retired JUSt before I lokanson entered his new pos1bon. But, he came back to work with assistants Mike Tay- lor, John Gol&nan and Dave F1er. Cdrl Olsson, who competes in the hurdles and long jump, also returns and Fitzel said Lhc sophomore from Sweden will probably be one of the best hurdlers in the conference. Steve Taeleman {pole vault and spnnls), who is from Bel- gium, solidi.fies the returners OCC's Brandon I laze le tt has been known to record a 6- foot-9 mark in the high Jump and he also competes m Lhe javelin throw. Robert Hullinger, a Costa Mesa High product, is highly competitive in all of the throw· mg events, Fitzel said. Freshman Jordan Cza- ykowski {long jump, triple 1ump and hurdles) will onl y mcrease the Pirates' OEC tJUe chances dS soon as he returns from a snowboarding mjury. Sophomore Tony Magana, a. standout on OCC's cross country team and an Estancia High prod· uct, also excels in the steeple- chase. Sean Abeyta, who also ran for the Pirates' cross country team, might compete for top con- ference honors in the steeple- chase. And. the same might be applied lo Mark Cipolla. Juan Carrillo, a long-dis· lance runner, b.as the speed and endurance Lo get to state competition, Fitzel sa1d. On the women's side, fresh- man Julie Kroening, a Costa Mesa product, is quite valuable for the Pirates as she picks up several points for sprints, fiur- dles, jumps and throws, Fltzel said . Distance runner Heather Shurtleff remains among the state's elite. -- So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. !Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr Fr. so. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr so. Fr. so. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. so. Fr. Fr. Fr. ~~ ~: Pwid9 Gutierrez Fr. ~-~ ~: Api11 lyndl • Fr. Klrnbefly"°'"9fo f~ HHthef' Shurtleff So. ~~ ~ c.ss.ndr• WiQQins Fr. c.oMli: Gol'dle fltzel eo.ct.s: Joihn Goldman, OWi Fi« and Mlb Taylor "(Shurtleff) can be success- ful in whatever event y.re put her in,· Fitzel said. Lindsay Allen is still in the process of getting into shape, but sbe continues to improve in the long-distance .events. Heptathlete Jennifer Urbi- eta, a freshman from Orange High, has also been a main rea- son for the Pirates' early season success. · Kim Romero has shown promise, Pitzel said. Freshman Amber Lovell could ta.lee top honors in sprint events and the long jump. Filzel said four freshmen from last years men's team did not return because of Ineligibil- ity, but he's not stressing over it. And, he's hopeful for an OEC champk>nsblp for both the men and women. "We're good enough to do it,· Fitzel said. "We could use a little more depth, but that's OK." As the track and field teams' success continues and a new track course assuredly coming next season, Fitzel mJghl have some difficult decistons in the off season. "They may even talk me into coming back next year,• Pitzel saJd with a laugh. The Pirates will compete at a four-team OEC meet at Sad· dleback, Friday, which includes the Gauchos, Riverside, Irvine Valley and OCC. "Coach Vargas '8 teaching us " not to th1nk HEWKO CONTINUED FROM B 1 steals and transition.• Hewko led the Sea Kings wtth 104 steals and 31 assists, while scoring 62 goals, second to Danielle Carlson 's 76. A driver for most of h er playing career, Hewko played a number ot dlfferent roles for CdM, including work in tho two-meter position, whe re abe 1eored a goal In the Sea Kings' 7..S semifinal loss to Laguna Beach Friday. •we were hoping ror a trip to the fi.na.11, but 1t just didn't happen,• Hewko sa.ld. ·we had a ton of scoring opportunities and if we had made Jutt a few more, we would have won.• Despite t.b8 loll, it's onwud and STOCKTON-BOUND STEVE MC CRANK I DAILY PILOT Estancia HJgh's Nathan Thaler (right), the Cl~ Division IV 215-pound· champion, leaves today to compete in the State Meet at the University of Pacific's Spanos Center in Stockton. Tonight. Thaler will be weighed ln and first- round action begtn.s Friday at 8 a.m. Thaler will wrestle Apollo Johnson, of Oakgrove High, who ls the Central Section champion. Thaler, who flnished seventh ln the Masters Mee t despite a second-round loss, must win at least two matches to advance to Saturday's action which consists of three championship rounds and two conso- lation rounds. He can afford one loss. Thaler, who has compUed a 43-6 record, will be accompanied by Estancia Co-Coaches Steve Pe rez and Matt Atilano. He ls the first Newport-Mesa District wrestler to advance to the state tournament slnce Newport Harbor heavyweight Jason Dee re ln 1996. New begf,nnings • Dave Salo j.s on board to rebuild the Bucs. Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -A new day has begun, so lo speak, for the men's and women's swimming teams at Orange Coast College. The freshness comes from first-year Coach Dave Salo. Salo is also the head coach of Irvine Novaquatics, one or the top swlmmtng clubs in the natioo. And, he was on th United States stall for the 2000 Olympics in Australia where the Americans led all countries in swimming with 33 medals, including 14 gold. "Our long-term goaJ is to be best in-the state,• Salo said of the Pirates, who have not won a women's state title since 1997. The men last won the lop honor ·in 1994. The women were state champions 1989-95. Salo said he also wanls to challenge for the Oran ge Empire Conference title. He realizes Golden West is lhe favorite and says the OCC women have a "shot" at the Rustlers in thP dual matchup March 14. Salo would also like to maintain OCC's tradHion of concentration on academics, a tradition started by Don Wat- son, the longtime OCC head coach (1 981-97). This season, Watson returns as an assistant Women's water polo coach Mike Giles will also work as an assistant. Watson and Giles will team in the fall to c0ach women's water polo. Last year's swim· ming coach, Chris Oeding. is now coaching at Long Beach City College. Salo saJd he came .to Coast because the position offered anothe r challenge. "It certalnly wasn't for try- ing to gel Into the college ranks,• Salo sa.ld of his attrac- tion to OCC. "There has be~n a strong tradition here and I thought I could maybe contin· ue with that. OCC is a different challenge (than Novaquatics), but I'm putting out the same effort for both. I JUSt don't sleep as much." Perhaps, his rest has come easier because of hopefuls such as freestylcr Laurell Rzescews- k.i the sophomore has a great chance to be a factor in state competition. Freshman Shan· non Flahive, who was a red· shirt for Texas A&M last year, is another sophomore who will boost the women's hopes this season. For the men's team, TjMco Koppenaal, a freshman from Holland, has been aJm.ing along very well, Sa.lo said. And. Tyler Townsend, who now trains with the Novas in Irvine, should be a force at the state level. This weekend, the Pirates will corrtpete ln the Mt. San Antonio Invitational to prepare for the Orange Empire Confer- ence compeUUon. upward for Hewko and the Sea King's. Her ability to now play different positions gives Cd.M more flexibility and weapons, both offensively and defensively for next year. "Coach Vargas is teaching us not to think out there,. she said with 0 laugh. "That's what I'm working on the most. Just trying to go out a nd play the game.· •1 like playing different positions, H Hewko said. "If you play too much et one spot, you get burned out quickly. It's always new anr/ challenging playing other positions.• While most girls are leamlng water polo as freshmen, Hewko was introduced to the aport much earUer. "I was 8 or 9 w hen I fl.n t started playin g," she said. "I was playing aoccer and my coach at Harbof View convlnced me lo play with the boys lo wa ter polo. I've stuck with It ever atnce." Now under the guidance of Varyaa, Hewko ll teem1ng the finer points of the game and will only get better wtth more time bi the water. Vargas has seen Hewko's hard work pay off and still sees even bigger and better numbers down the road. "Christina can still improve ln the little areas of the game,• he saJd. "There's work to be done both on offense and defense. She's done a great job moving from driver to the two-meter position.• The future looks bright for both J fewko and the Sea Kings a.nd a rel~ trip to the playoffs beginl ln the summer. "We're going on a water polo ..tRumoment ln Hawail this summer, so tnal will be very eicd ttng, • Hewko sald . "AJ far aa next year goes, tf we keep up our determination and dedkation, we're 90019 to go a long way. We can't welt.• ' au1l~C:r-· THE PIRATES -~ Doily Pilot GOLF CONTINUED FROM B 1 , Of last year's tour money leaders, this yeats Toshiba bc>Asts a field that includes 33 of the top 34 players. The top 31 players earn fully exempt status for the following year. Bob Murphy, the 1997 ,. · Toshiba Classic champion who finished 30th1 on the 2000 Senior ToU( money list, is the only player on the , exempt list not j>laying this week. Murphy, whose memorable 80-foot birdie putt at 17 capped a then-tour record nine-hole playoff four years ago at Newport Beach Country Club, can't play because of commitments a s a television broadcaster. This year's Toshiba field includes eve ry winner of the Senior Tour money title and every Player of the Year since 1992, including first-timers Tom Walson and Raymond Aoyd, who usually stays home in Palm Beach, ·;:It , Fla., during the winter months and doesn't travel. Aoyd, last year's Senior Tour Comeback Playe r of the Year, is part of a player-recruitment windfall with. the tour's new West Coast swing, which includes three California stops in consecutive weeks, beginning with the Toshiba Classic. Following the Toshiba Classic will be the SBC t Senior Classic at Wilshire Country Club in Los Angeles and the new Senior Tour stop in San Jose, the Siebel Classic at Coyote Creek Goll Club. The 1 }-year-old SBC Senior Classic was moved from October to March. ln previous years, the only PGA Tour-sanctioned tournament in Orange County has never been followed by another West Coast stop, let alone two in the same state. Last year, the Toshiba Classic; was wedged between events in Sarasota, Pia., and Puebla, Mexico. in 1999, members of the Senior Tour traveled from Naples, Fla., to Newport Beach, then back to St. Augustine, Pia. • RICHARD DUNN'S golf column appears every Thursday TOSHIBA PRO·AM RESULTS WEDNESDAY Individual results 66 • Tom McGinnis USO 66 • Dave Stockton USO 69 • Lanny Wadkins S 183 69 • Jerry McGee S 183 69 -Howard TWitty S 183 Teem resutts S1 ·Gibby Gilbert S2 • David Lundstrom SS • Jerry McGee 56 • Jim Ahern S7 • Terry Mauney S7 • Lanny Wadkins S400 u oo S22S S17S S7S S7S SPORTS OAllY PILOT PHOTOS BV DON LEACH Rainy days special, clockwise, from left: Caddle Nlc.k:.DePaul scoops w ater from anothe r cup at No. 1 befo re playe rs can putt out, Tom Watson hits an approach shot, and, greets one of the players in the Pro-Am He ld, goU fan TOSHIBA Frahk Scott enjoys the day an<t keeps his cigar dry, a player in Ray Floyd's g roup hits from a wet bunker, and Gary McCord has the familiar look of confidence. 1 Schwab ,CU;p debuts On Senior PGA Tour . . , "\ •Big bucks being dished out to senior golfers from financial magnate. Rktwlrd Dunn DAILY PILOT • NEWPORT BEACH -U spon- sors are going to stick out more carrots for players on the Senior PGA Tour to fetch, you can bet they'll play with a little more hunger. There's no sln in chasing the big bucks in competition, and Charles Schwab, one of Amerl· ca 's leading flnand al lnltitu- tions. ls making sure of that. New orr the Senior PGA Thur this year ii the Charles Schwab Cup, in which the winner receives a St milUon tu- deferred annuity from Cha.rlet Scbweb&Co. Total annuity paymenll of Sl.1 mUUon wW be awarded to the top-five ftnllben in the .... IOD·long Charlel Schwab Cup ·that involv .. all 31 olftdal Senior . 'll>w ltopl ID 2001, including the 'lblblbe 5-iOr ~at N9w'polt 8MC:b eoun. try Club. Cup points are awarded for top-10 finishes (and ties) at all 38 events, with the points system mirroring each week's tourna- ment purse. The player point totals are based on how much mone y each player has won. For exam- ple, last week's Senior PGA Tour winner in Mexico, Mike McCul· lough, won a $225,000 champi- onship paycheck. translating to 225 Charles Schwab Cup points. Larry Nelson, last year's Senior Tour h~acling money win· ne r, continues to lead the com- petition with 537 points. The yeer-end Cup leade r will inherit a Sl mllUon annulty, while the Senior Tour's next four finishen will earn $500,000, S300,000, $200,000 and $100,000, respecttvely. The winner of the Te>1hlba Senior Cla11ic will get 21 O points, bated on the tint-place pune of S:U0,000. Schwab h1mMlf ii expected to arrive in Newport S..cb tacky and greet pleyen through ~ , The Georgia-Pacific Super Seniors continues at the Toshiba Classic, where a first-place purse of $34,000 awaits the two- round winner of the 60-and-over field. George Arche r, last ye ar's Super Seniors champion at Newport Beach after beating Lee 1\-evino in a'two-hole play- off, returns this year to defend. Archer won the inaugural Toshiba Senior Classic at Mesa Verde Country Club in 1995 and still holds the tournament scor· lng record al 199. Mike HUI captured this year's first Super Seniors eve{lt at the Verizon Classic in Tampa, Fla., . h1I eighth career 60-and-over champlonshlp. Archer led the Super Seniors with four titles last year, earning more than 5360,000 in Georgia· Padflc money. Jim Colbert turns 60 on March 9, bar9ly mialng the age etigtbWty limit. lnlteed, he'll tee lt up for tbe ftnt Wne in the 9uper Senion at the SBC Senior Callie at Valencia Country Club nm ..u. nMI Gdln of PoGte Vedra Beach, Fla., earned the fourth and final open qualifying spot Tuesday morning in a three- ma n playoff at Strawbe rry Farms. In two holes, Goin defea ted Ray Carrasco or lrvine and Gazy Vanier of Pleasant Hills, Cahf. Vanier and Carrasco then played two more holes to deter- mine the allemate's spot, wtuch was captured by Vanier. Tom Watson'• scheduled Three-bole Walking Clinic was canceled Tuesday becaus of rain. but a aowd of a bout 100 people gathered at the 19th Hole at Newport Beech Country Club for a question-and~wer senk>n with the legend. Tbe otlldal s-lor fGA Tour weethe r forecall for tc>day, via 11\tl Weather CbUmel, calJI for drWr condltlom to build by late today and continuing through the weekend. ,,. Playen IOIDehow got In 18 boa.-Wednelday manallag. tn tbe Tothlba Senior Cade ')loo. Am. but the aftlmoOD pro.ma WM Jbntt.d to nm. balm. ' SCIWll CUit POllTS • 517 .. --m -- I' 84 Thur.day, Morch 1, 200 l SPORTS Daily Pilot Sailors feature a new dimension Baseball OUTLOOK THE SlllORS @ •Moving outfield fence back may not be the only change at Newport Harbor this spring. caJJy rugged Sea Vlew cam- paign. The Tars were 5-18 a year ago, 2-14' in league. •The chemistry Is better this year and we need to break through that barrier," Kie~t!r said. Ward bas gone from an over-the-top delivery to sidearm and posted a sub-one BRA in the fall, according to his coach. will sbilt from left lo center and could bat cleanup, behind Brant. Wong hit .303 last spring (20 for 66). 2 "Y-" MedcCMctl Jr. S.rry Faulkner DAILY PILOT some games to develop some confidence.• -Shane Glenn, a junior trans- fer from Etiwanda, is a 6-foot-4, 180-pound pitcher with a nice 3~°*JY Jr,, 5.HmE~"' $r. • 6 Jon v•Odersloot . NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport f !arbor l ligh baseball diamond has some new dimen- sions this spring, but ~ilors Coach Jlm Kiefer hQpes the added dimension of winning will also be a part of the pro- gram's face-lift for 2001, For the first time in Kiefer's tenure, there Is a basis for that confidence, with the c:any-over of players who enjoyed success the last two springs at the freshman level. The home run barriers have been extended at Harbor, a move loudly applauded by the pltchlng staff. "Dropping down has given him some movement on his fastball and he's throwing a slid~,• Kiefer said. •He's really done ao about face frorrf last year (0-4 with a 5.87 ERA tn 22 2/3 innings). :-· splil-flnger fastball. . "We're very pleased to have him," said Kiefer, who may be tempted to. use him In closing s'tuations. 4M~eJonin J~ 7 Lu castlllo Jr. • Oonov-"1 WOng Sr. 9 (:hrls Ward / Sr. 11 A&-n Lane , Sr. \,lZ'o ~meron Petnsteln.~ , Jr. •At this tune of the year, every team !Jkes to talk about making the plC1yoffs and win- rung CIP, • said Kiefer, enter- ing his sixth season ·But what's important for our coache':t and players IS taking the nrccssary steps lo get to the n .. x1 level When I got to NPwport, I knew 1t wasn't going to happen 1n one or two years lt'c; taken some lune, but we've gone from f1eldmg d team. to being competitive The natural progression now is wmn1ng WC''ve got -to wm ·w e have to get past the legacy of Newport -Harbor basebaU being the doormat," Kiefer said. "Our lower levels the last two years were much improved and It's time to start reaping the benefits. ln the past, we've had kids come up to the varsity who have never won or had success, so the expectations were real low." "It was 310 feet down the left-rteld llneand now It's 326, • Kiefer said. •And left center has gone from 348 to almost 370." The larger park, as well as the new aluminum bat restric- tions, figure to help Kiefer's lit- tle ball approach. "With the kinds of k.ids we have, we're not going to bit .SO home runs;• Kiefer said. "To get to a champlonsMp level, the backbone of the team has to be pitchmg and defense.• Ward will also play third. Brown, up from the junior varsity, is "starting to blossom,• Kiefer said. • Brant, who learned at the heels of fonner Sailor standout Charlie Waite, now catching at Mississippi, has Division I potential. He hit .345 (19 for 55) a year ago with one homer and 12 RBis and Kiefer raves about his work beh.i.od the plate. Senlor Alan Lane returns at second base, where he comple- mented bis steady glove by hil- ling .328 (19 for '58) with nine RBis last spring. Cody Forsythe replaces 2000 N ewport-Mesa District Co-Player of the Year Nick Langsdorf at first base. A junior, Forsythe will also bol- . ster the mound corps. 2'4 Cody Fonythe I~/ • Jr. 27 Joel Brown SI. 28 G41rrett Br.nt Sr. 44 Shane Glenn Jr Coed\: Jim Kiefer nank Wong ID right dOd IPll field, rcspecUvely. PemstPin hit better than 400 1dsl yedr, accordmg to Klc>fer Senior Jim Enckson, di.. well as JUDIOrs Adam Cherry dnd Ryan M C'tkov1ch, will ddd 'depth nus year's juniors won the Sea View League title as fresh- men and last year's freshmen ftmshed second. •winning is important to these guys,• said Kiefer, who hopes to end a 10-season play- off drought by surviving a typ1- Seniors Chns Ward and Joel Brown hgure to handle the for- mer, while senlor catcher Gar- rPtt Brant anchors the latter. •He's a potential all-league player and I think he could go on and play in coUege, • Kiefer said. Senior Donovan Wong, a returning starter in the ouUleld, Junior Mike Jones takes over at shortstop, while junior Jon Vandersl~t will play lhtrd when Ward pitches. Jumors Cameron Pemstein, Last year's Junior varsity MVP. and Lu Castillo are slated to The Scl1Jors drc schPduled to opc•n Pnday LO the r ooth1ll- C~td M esa Tournam ent. ho'>l- mg Lagund Bcclch dt at 3 p.m Pile of talent • CdM expects to chase Pacifi c Coast League crown and a strong postseason run is hardly beyond reason. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT CORONA DEL M A R The last Corona del M ar f ligh baseball·sca- son that began with this much promise. ended in d mai.sive dog pile at Edil.on Field. While a repedl ol the Sea Kings' 1999 CIF Southern Section DJvLc;1on rv l.IUc ~ certamly a tad presumptu- ous at this stage, fourth-year coach John Emme bkes his assembldge of e.xpenence. speed . pitchmg. defense and even moderate power. "We expect to be pretty strong," said I!mmP, who welcomes back se ven of eight po'i1lion-player starters, five All-Pacific Coast League p<!rfOrmers, as weU a'> seven players who were 10 uniform tor the aforcnwntionPd D1v1ston IV lltle conq1JC•<,t "Thi!> 1s thP Ix-st dPlcn':t1vc· ledm I've had, by f.ir I l'XJ>N'l us to lut more than '.lO hom1• nm!> th1i.. yedr and (la!>I yf•ar'!> srhool l>ingle-'>Pason record) 104 stolen hr1M''i isn't sdle," EmmP said. Junior rl'ntrr fielder Bil- ly Edglf' lc>MJs th(' rPtumers. After hilting .444 (:lh lor 8 1) w1lh onf' homer, 17 Rlllo, dnd 17 stea~. and da7.zling with tlw qlovc last spring. he was second-lC'dlTI AU-CIF, all- state, f1r!>l-tedm all-ledguc and shared Nc•wport-M Psa District Play- er of the VC'ar honor., • BLlly 1<, probdbly the bE>st center fielder in Southc•rn California,· Emme said "W1lh h1m, Rory M cK- eever behind thl' pldle. Wes I loclun- son at second dnd Keith Long at shortstop, WP definitely believe we're strong up the m1ddle. • The centC'r of the d1dmond should also featurP '>OmP ':tlrong p1tchmg talent for CdM, the lonP N ewport- Mesa playoff team last !ipring, when it finished 14-12, 6-f> m league (lied for second) Senior ng ht-h.mder Cavan C uyler WdS b-2 with d 2.87 ERA en route to flrst-tcam AIJ-PCL and all- district recognition last year. He'IJ anchor a staff that includes senlors Dave Knecht, Erk Snell, Mdtt DAILY PILOT FllE PHOTO Corona deJ Mar's B1Uy Eagle (right) ls one ot1J1e bright prospects. Baseball OUTLOOK THE SEA KINGS 1 Eric Snell 2 Matt Gugliuzza 3 Andrew Johns 7 Keith Long 8 Nick Rhodes 9 Rory McKeever 10 Nick Lutton 15 Dave Knecht 17 Gavan Cuyler 21 Jason Savopolos 23 Biily Eagle 25 Oertick Lewis 34 Matt Marston 45 Brandon Lewis 47 Wes Hoe:kinson co.ch: John Emme Sr. Jr. Sr. So. So. Sr. So. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. homers, 13 RBis and 16 steals as a Junior. Emme expects Mm to threat- en the 28 steals. Alex Swanson 9Wiped last yedr to lead Orange County. "l don't think we'U miss a beat in the leadoff spot,• Emme said. •Dave IS actually a hair faster than Alex and I expect hun to hit much better. H e corrected a little mechanlcal flaw and he's been hitting the ball better than I've seen hun in his ltfe the last three weeks.• I locklnson bit .344 with 13 RBis last spnng, while Long IS expected to blossom after making the tough ddjustment to the varsity level as d freshrnun. Long figures to bat second, fol· lowed by Eagle, SneU and either HockJnson or Johns. The only spot up for grabs is right field, whore Mdrston. sophomore N ick Lutton (4 for 7 in a late-season call-up last year), senior Jason Savopolos and junfor Brandon Lewis are engaging m a battle that may Marston and sophomore Rhodes. Nick well extend for much of the pre- leaguc campaign. Knecht was 3-2 with d 3.73 ERA as a junior, while M arston was 1-0 with a save They 'U be throwing to M cKcever. whom Emme called the tedm's defensive MVP last spnng Emme also expects M cKeever to be pro- ductive offensively. While Emme ls proud of h is team's strength up the middle, the comers aren't bad either. Snell, who'll be the> primary !>tarter at third base, edlllcd aU-dls- tnct honors (.370 with two homers and 12 RBls), as did senior fust base- man Andrew Johns (.366 with 17 RBis and 10 steals). SncU and Johns, as weU as Knecht, were second-team all-league in 2000. When not pilchtng, Knecht, a lefty who ill expected lo lead off, will play left field. He hit .324 with two Whoever does not start in right will be used at des1gnuted hitter, Emme said. Juniors M all G ugliuzza and Der- nck Lewis contribute depth to a team Emme expects lo chaUenge defendmg champion Umversity and Laguna Beach for the PCL crown. One new feature at the CdM dia- mond Is the removal of the trees that bathed the third-base dugout, as well a:i some of the stands, In shade. Their removal should increase the already powerful jet stream bJowing to right-center field. CdM Is scheduled to open Fnday ut Mdgnolla in a 3 p.m. Newport Elks Tournament game. The Sea Kings are scheduled to meet Capistrano Valley, ranked No. 1 In on<' preseason county poll. March.fl. A noisy bunch • Costa Mesa's loud and proud 18-player roster will provide raucous dugout rooters, and depth as '01 season dpproaches. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT COSTA M ESA -Wnether or not the Costa Mesa I hgh baseball team ca.n make hay this season remwns to be seen. But there Is ltttJe doubt Coach Kirk Bauerme1ster's Mustangs will make some noJSe. M esa, which perennially boasts the most spirited dugout in the PaciJic Coast League, now has a 18-player roster with which ·to distract opposing players and/or pump up Its hitters. The expanded roster, of course, has other benefits as well "It's nice to have two luds at every position, n said Bauermeister, who ddds experience to that depth, especially on the mound. Junior right-hander Nick Cabico, entering his third varsity season, head- lines the hurlers. 11~ had a 3.02 ERA last season with· 45 strikeouts in 4 Ph innings, despit<' winning just 2 of 8 deci- sions. "H e lund ol rode the wave of a good offensive team as a lreshman (3-5 with 43 strikeouts a.nd a 4 .93 ERA m 54 innings), then he may have put too much pressure on hunseU last year,· Bauer- meister Sdld. Cdbico, one of the Mustangs' two All- N ew port-M esd District returners. will pl..iy nght hPld when he's not pitching. He tut .299 with 13 RBis and nine stolen l>Mes last year. He'IJ likely Mt i..econd in the order. Senior Carlo'> Franco, aU-district a year ago. 1s another third-year varsity vPteran. I le hat .338 with 10 RBis and was 3-0 with five saves dS the featured rcbever. I le fanned 37 in 39 1/3 irutings and will, once dgam, be counted on. in the late innings. Pranco, a second-team AU -PCL pcrfonnor last spring, will aiso play outfield and first base. He'll likely bat sixth. Senior lefties Jeremiah 1 laubrick and Ryan CostelJoe, as weU as senior right- handAr Brent Stevens, will also con- tnbute on the bump. f laubnck was 4-2 with a J.77 ERA in 39 innings as a junior. . "We have enough guys, so that one guy won't throw the majority of the innings, wh1ch is a good thing,• Bauer- meister said. ·And we have a nice rru..x of right-handers and left-handers.• Bauennclster also likes his team's bit- ting potcnUal. "We won't have anyone put up Ruben Mancillas (the Newport- Mesa D~trict Co-Player of the Year in 1999) numbers, but one lhrouQll nine, its as good as any order I've hacf)" Bauer- meister sald. Senior second baseman Steven Shores should be one of the Mustangs' productJvC\ bats. He hit .339 (2J for 62) with two home ntns and 10 RBis en route to second-team all-league laurels last y~ar, when the Mustangs finished 10-t5- 1, 4-8 ln league and just missed the ClF playoffs. Baseball OUTLOOK THE MUSTANGS 1 Nldc Cablco 3 Billy Halverson 7 Michael McGuire 9 Brent Stevens 11 Jeremy Cooper 12 Ryan Costelloe 14 Matt Snyder 16 Charlie Amburgey 17 Mike Armstrong 20 Steven Shores 2A Jeremiah Haubrick 25 Evan McGuire 27 Mike Carrasco 29 Antony Grublslch 32 Kevin OeSandro 33 Carlos Franco 36 Josh Feldman 49 Daniel Hunter CNd\. Kirk Bauermeister Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr.-- Sr. Sr ·He's our top retumm9 h1ltt'r dnd <mf• of µte best kad~ I've> PVf'r COd< hc1d." •,.JJCf Bauermeister, who ptt11S('d Show!.' work ethic. Senior Cdlchcr 0dOIC'I I lunlPr ll.> p<>n- ciled Into the clednup o,pot dnd BduC'r · metStPr expects lum to l>CltN he. 2000 numbers ( 296 with two hom<•r. and nim• RBis) DcluPrmea~ter ltk"" hi'> d(•rcnw and dlso bE'l.1evcs hp 1s one• ul ..,.,vl'rdl bdi..P-steahng thrcat.s Though Bauemu:w.ter r onn•dP.,. th<' new bat restricllons (cu ttinq down w eight-to-length d1Herenlle1I lrom minus-hve ounces to minus-thrpe), w1ll limit powPr numl><'ri; ttcro'is th<> l>Odrman in loolbt1ll, CdD !>Upply plrnty of o,wat "I !e's swinging 1l well dnd he could be cl hig surprise," Br1uPrmP1Stl'r Sdld. Bauermejstcr ic; dlso h1qh <Jn JUn1or third bru.eman M1chdel McGuire, who is sidl- ed to hit third •He's really mt1tured physically c:lnd he hdS a good swlnq, • Rdu('rm ... s1ter said. "He has a chance> lei go on dnd play Divis1on I colll~(JC ba~l~hdll, or mc:lybc even profes!t10nd1Jy • Senior Josh Feldma.n wlll lc•dd ofl dJl d play center field, dft cr s1ttin9 out his jumor season with a k nc>e inJury "I le can rcaJJy run anq he's ..i great ouUielder, H Bauermell.>ler &11d. Junlor Billy I lolverson returns di shortstop, whUe Bt1uermcl'itcr said he wiU fiJJ the other outfield spot from a . field or candJdatc ... includlng I laubrick, junlor Mike Currnsro, Stevens and senJor Mik e Armc;trong Seniors Charlie Amburgey, Evan McGuire, Jeromy Cooper t!nd M all Sny- der, as well as Junior Kevin DeSandro, wUI also provide depth. The Mustang open Priduy al 3 p.m. against visiting Sdddlobt1ck In the FoolhiU-Costa Mesa Tournament. My new favorite pastime (this week) Ainswer: Watching paint dry. a baseball rain de lay and arry Manilow. QuestJoo: Name three things morit exciting than soccer? That was my mentality before J started at this UtUe temple of local sports information. Even alter two years, my respect for the game has rapidly increased, th re are 1UJJ more exdUng thlnga I'd rather do, especially when tho weather LI less than nifty and especially Wh.cn th gem f1 out In North Hollywood. That wa• until I wttn s d Mud Bowl 2001. The Mud Bowl pitted Corona del Mar High, th bMt team ln CJP Southam tion OMl1on JV and Harvard·W tlake, th belt team money C4Jl buy. ni, fieJd had th apVffl ~ ' . moldy bread and the t.raction of a Minnesota roadway In mid-January. But, the girls played on anyway. After both teems dlpped tbelt toes (llnd the rest of their appendage ) 1n the mud, C dM got busy. Cd.M senior Jaycee Mahler, tho wtnner of th most trtps Into th gunk, kept her footing for mor lhM 10 onds and streaked up the flcld. Tho Sea Kings took ddvantag of wrno Wolverines' dumslness wh n Molly O'M nrn nt a perfect tJhot into the upper-r1ght comer of the goaJ and CdM Jed, 1·0. Bcfor you could wy, "Can you hand men towel?,.. It wa1 1·1 . On the very n xt touch gf the bnll, a quick Jaunt up th field. a free k:Sck end a deflecUon liter, Harvard·Wtdtlake tied~ panMt "among the UpPtnq and IUdSng bodies. How focused was Coach Ron Evans? A sliding Wolverines' player n arly sent the skipper, • . ..... - denied by the University of Iowa-bound standout. She did get a ton of help lrom the Sea Kings' teammates Abson Brawner and Natalia Dorfman. his crutches and his broken leg into the mud. Hu•. reaction? *I'm just glad we got th ball." CdM had chances to reg4ln tho load tn th ftl'Jt hall, but could not convert. Mf'onwhUe, Harvfl.fd· Westlake fed off Its game-tying goal and started to gain momentum. ... After a Wolverines' shot bounded ov r Vog le, Browner, with exceptional creatMty, h ad d th1 ball out of honn'a way. Tony Altobell PREPS Onnumorous occulon1, Dorfman prevented Harvard-We1tlake But Britta Vogele wouldn't ' hove any of It. The CdM senior goellteeper was an over the plac , stopping wave ofter wave of Harvard-W•tJalte scoring opportunities. Even \he Crade·A ahOts that are suppoted to 1JMMk lnto cornen of the go.i were broakawayt w1th eoHd dl'fensive work, k ping tht'! game tied after regulation. Two btg saves by Vogele kept the game tied after the lint lO·miriute overtUM. She folloWed that wtth thrM even better MVM tn the MCOftd OT. It soon becume cspparent that a fiuky goal was going to decide U\ls gam~ and sure enough, that's whftl happen d. Among a mass of muddy, sweaty teenng rs, a corner kick attempt wn• deOcrtcd lnlo the net and the gumo came to u sudden end. Never has th tenn • 1udd n death• had so murh m anlng. The game had playt'rt playtng lhoughout tremendous arnountJ of pain .like Allhlon Harvey and Margit VogP-le, at well at playe11 putting on a soccer clinic Uke Mahler. NeedJM• to aay, my oplnlon.a or tK>CCer have changed dra.m.tUcally and d•plte lhe MVerely muddy •hoet and the near-three-hour drive beck from HoUywooC,t, tt WW be>.• game I'll remember for qUite a wbUe, r • .. Doily Pilot SPORTS Thursday, Morch 1, 2001 &; 1Wo Slammers, squads reach nationals level Cto~~ ~= CLll IOC~I, men Putbol Oub of Newport ee~. g1rl1 under-13 and girl& und~1*'t2, hav~ actvanced to the S~('ken Notional bracket of the cYSA;-South COLLEGE BRIEFS Bucs pound Palomar oriG6° N VOUEYBALL The Orange Coast College men's volleyball team swept past host Palomar, 25-20, 25- 20, 25-19, Wednesday night in Orange Empire· ConJer- ence action, decision to vis1t.J.ng l.rvme Val· ley in Orange Emptte Confer- ence actJon Wedn(!Sday State Cup, / • Winners or the U12 6.rld U13 age ~n.11 ... en' girls uder-t3a: v--. Fallon, Alen Onnd, Jamie Alvia, groups will then compete at the Par Chr11tlna Trenton, Kelly Morgan, Aleds Mielke, Krystal Wright. Alida West Regionals in Albuquerque, s.Igado, Jessia. Jenaon, Tiflany AJvuez, Jeu1ca Muura, Tanya Emerson, N.M . 1n June. Amy IUlppert, Diana Slgnorlello, Brianna Bak and Sam I Tlempo. Soren Schneider led the Pirates (7 -0, 2-0 in conler- enC'e) wtth 14 lc.ilb, whtle B.J. Llghtvoet (Costa Mesa High) added to. The win sets up a home showd own with fellow unbeaten !Jvme Valley Friday rught at 7 OCC's CYJ}.th.ia Trclll won both of her singles matches and IS now '4·0 this season. She teumed with Hoa.imi Nguyen to eam a 15-8, 15-7 win Q.ver Jacqu<>4ne Myers and 1:.isd Apel of IVC (2-0, 2·0 tn <"onlerence) The Pl!ates (0·2, 0-2) will pldy dl San Diego \1ty, Fnday di t> p rn ~ ....... ~ llMNl VAU.£Y 17, OlwKia CoAsT • ~ T1.-.(0CC)del ~ 119 11-4 ~ Ill/Cl <kl Huynn 11 ) 11 0 Wong Yw !NO cltf Ou~•· 11 7, 11 a en-(1\/Q ~ N~ II ) II -0 (..,...,,., (rVCJ <Mt. Tht> U-13 team win its first game against the an Diego Hotspun, 2-0, and will be competing over the next four weekends ln San Bernardino The U-12 team was a tlnallst at League Cup in December, reached the quarterfinals of the Summer Surf Cup 2000 and the finals of or the SurfGirls Cup over Thanksgiving. Most recently the U-12 team won the Bakersfield President's Cup while playing m the U-13 age bracket. The.team's first pool play contest in the South State Cup was a 7-0 win o.ver the Claremont Stars. YOUTH SPORTS Slammen' girls under-lls:Taylor Fallon. Megam Jesolva, Ma.ry Glbenon.. Brina Stddeq, Jackie Zinke, Shannon Johmo11, lellle Grandy, CbrisUna Murillo, Kimberly Mercurio, Lauren Hernandez, Kellye_ Joswick, Nichole Marquand, Kristen Player, Sara Naley and Diana Madrigal. Two qualify for indoor nationals Thto Vanguard TRACK Uruverstty track and flrld c;tandouts qualified for lhe upcoming NAlA Nabonal Indoor Track and Field Ch.am· p1onstups, set for Fnday and Sciturday 10 Johnson City, Tenn. Josh Schultz, a filth-year senior rruddJe distance runner qudillied for the Llons m the 600-meter run al a meet held dl Azusa Pactf1C>On-Feb. t 7, as did sophomore G<ITTel Bnd· gens m the 60-meter high . hurdles ... ..._..,, 11.t 11 l Will•...,. !II/Cl o..t M<l<no\11.tlll ~ Cl'·•" WOl1q 'IH 11\/C) CMf T•At> NIJU~ 1S-10 1'> I) ,,.,,...._°"Pel (IV() 0.1 T•NI N9wye<1 0.,U.,,,._, I~ 1 IS-7 w.n . ...,, (.,.,,.,.. ('110 o.• L.o••~ 1~2 1S6 S1n9iM Tr•n IOCC 0.1 ,,.,..., 11 9 11.t ~ (IV(l .,rf H"'y<-n ' I 0 11 0 ('-' (lllQ cltl R•NI Ouuy~• I I ' 11 0 W "'9 'IH (IVC}<kf N-· 11) 110 W• ·-(IV() ~I HAmlTWn 111 111 r-•" rvO~t n..1 " ,,..,,,_ 11 J I I I ~ ''"" N9u~11 (()(Cl CMf M~.-1 .t.~ IS.ii I\ I Cll"l'I WQ<IQ VM (l\IQ c1t1 r .... Nq.,.,...o.,.,, .. "'' 1~ 1 1'> 1 PREP FOOTBAll O'Connell accepts Tesoro I ligh post Red Devils win Area Q champiOnship Schultz's ume of 1 ·23 17 bettered his school-record tune of 1 ·23 20 set last year, whtle Bndgens' t.une or 9 32 betterPd Chns Gordon's school-best t.une of 9 84, dbo set last year 'S•\N JUAN CAPISTRANO -Jm1 0 Connr•IJ cl Cdpl~lrdJlO Vall1•-r I hqh """1<itant who Wc:L!> lomwrly d!'f Pn<i1vt-coor- chnator di ..\lh11 N1quPI hds i.wPn ndmPd ll)Olhttll COdCh di Tc~ow I hqh ,. The Red OeVlls, d boys AYSO under-12 team from A YSO Region 57. went unbeaten m the Ared Q tournament and advdllced to lhe Southern CaWorrua Chctmp1onstups The Devtls ued Tusun, 2-2, then followed that with three shutouts over South lrvme 14-0), Newport Beach 13·0) dnd the Corona dcl MaT Baboons ( 1-0) CYSA State Cup w1th a 2-1 wm over the South COc:lst Storm, but leU , 4·'.l, to the Oceanside Bredkers In the Round ol 1 b contest, Briant Mejia and Logan Duarte 'KOrPd tor the SldITUTlers, whlle Diego Valdivia, Tomas Jacobo, Kevin Geehr dnd Nick OsslpoH controlled th€' deft.•nse. pomts, whtle Tony Helfrtch, Taylor Lobdell, Westin Dunlap and Robbie Lusk contnbuted sol.td gdmes Rebounds were conlroUcd by Nick Jone~. John Joyce dnd David Holmes. who combmed for 22 Orange Coast falls Mis~ s T ~ BADMINTON Tr ... oru c,c hl•<l ull'd to open next ft1ll will 1mn tht• Panflc Cuu'>I Ledqrn• lhl• lull ul 2002, \A. ht>n tl \\.Ill ltl'll'ntor' 0 ( ·onrwll who also In the chdmp1onshtp gctme, the Dcvtls edged North Irvine, 2-1 . The Devtls' defense allowed only three goclls m five games and was led by Trevor Gladycb, Max Rollins, Jonathan Gormley and Spenser Singh .. ln the matchup dgamst Oceclnstdc, te11a scored two goals dS lhC' Slammer!> led 2· l But the BredkN<i answered \\.Ith thret.• strcltCJhl godls Also contnbut1nq to t1 succei.sful se.a on were Efrain Galvan, Marc Touchette, Kyle Parton, Tristan Ensign tops Hewes, 5-4 IRVINE -The ROLLER HOCKEY Ensign club roller hockey team deleat<'d thC' • I {ewes I hghlanders, 5-4, at the Gretzky Center Monddy m9ht. The Orange Coast College women's bddmmton team remdtnS seardung for 1ts fust wm m tls maugural season The Ptttllesdropped a 17-4 C"OdCht'tnct\ nP\\ -.chool m•xt sea- son -by Barry Faulkn~r TODAY'S SCHEDULE Bo~w. Matt BregO'l.ZO, Callan Campbell, Andy Kosch and Nathan Javadl. Collin Insley le<l the sconng with three goals and one assist, while> Spencer link t1dded two got1Js dnd one assist. Zack Boston a.dded t1n dss1st, while Jesus Sotelo, Rory Campbell and Kyle Pfellfer t1dded sol.td offensive leadership . ........,n Coll.get Contord,. 11 Vonqu••d l )0 o '" Com,,,...nity coOev-full<'rton •I Ort~ Co...1. l pm HAPPY BIRTHDAY Jon Ryan Wheeler and Taylor Henderson each had three goals, Rock ets soar to 39-37 win • ll'.cll Md fle4d H>Oh 1<hool bo'f' llOd 9111\ C•lv"'Y Chai-I 01 Coron• Mt ,,._,, l 4S pm r--------------------, whtle Ryan LannJ, Thomas DlaJynas and Morgan Brombell each had tw~. , Alex Neff, Kyle Mural, Ramin '-> Azhlr dnd Peter Broelkchen each played control tbe play at midfield. The Red Devils will be playing for the> AVSO Southern California champ1onsh1p ell UC Irvine Saturday dnd Sunday against area champions from Sein Diego, South County, Inland Empire cmd Los Angeles. Tht' "t"\\ port· Mes.s Roc\...t>h t1 YOUTH HOOPS NauonaJ Junior Bd .... kt>thaU Divtston 3 team opened plavoff ttC'tton with a 39-37 O\ t•n111w win tlqdmc,t Hunungton Bt>dCh Ensign's defense wds t1nchored by Rhett Palmer, Alex Yerkes, Tristen McNelll, Michael Matthews and goahe Eddie Flschennann. • Vol..,...n Hl!jh \Chool bo'f' ht.,,.,. •I Ot~. 6 pm •5wktl01 .... CommuMy collt<Je lnen -womeri OtllOQ• Coal1 •t Mt 5"111 MtonlO College ~1'°"411 H".111 tdlOol bo'f' -9oflt fount.ain 11.ne,. .ttCorui,,........2pm I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Michael Helfrich ll'd th<' offense with 22 pomt .... wh1IP Fletcher Della G rotta dnd Jack VE"ager C'ontrolled the reboundmq dnd t1ddc>d kl'Y points Eastbluff Magic wins, 31-21 The Eastbluff Boys and G11Ls Club fourth grade HOOPS High "tlOol g.rll • Ccwona Ml M• at C.pottrMlO v.i;ty II~ al~ Col~ l p"' ·-....i. ~,,_ v~.,"'2\QPaofc.2pm Cologt "'°"9\. ~ .. /4zJ.M Paa!il. l pm Comm"'"l'f col .. m.n Fullerton al o..-. Co.Kt. 1 pm ~------~~------------~ WednesUy NPusSA ~-UGH ~ OMHGI CoAsT Cou.EGE WATER POt.O Slammers fall in quarters Randall Nelson <iparkl'd th<> offense with ke} d-.-. ..... t-.. "htl<' Tommy Stevens mt1cl1.• tht• qam<>\ k<'y defenswe stop In t)thN NJB <1cuon. basketbdll team, the Mdq1c, capJK>d orr the regular season with d 11-21 wm over the Celtics. Andrew Fulcher led lhe Mdgtc in scoring, while Grant Templeton t1nc1 Harlon Webster dSSlSted on offenw Parker Rhodes and Drew Byers stood out defons1vely. Community Col .. _, Ot~ Co.st •I futi.non. 2 pm 'iogh \dlOol bo'f' Corona de! MM •I loyo141 2 p m NonhwOOd at Ntrwpott 'ia<l>Of. ) p m • (I~· al Enanua. J 1~ pm Toct.y The Sldmnwrs boy'> undc>r-13 ~11- VN dub soccer CLUB SOCCER tedm rt>dC'hed the quarterfinals o! the The Newport-1\l(>'d <itxlh grdde team took cun• of Vtlld Park. 45-27 Tony Jones ll•d the> wdy w1lh 15 f w.,.11 ..emf I w.nml Flctltloua Bu1lne11 N•me Stetement The following pert-OnS ore doonO ~ .. EUROP"lNT 10221 &.llr Ave Sit 203. Fountain V1lley CA 92708 Timothy Garth. 196 C1c1t Piece Co11a MIN CA 92627 T llol bu Ii Mii II con-due1td by .,, indi~ Hive you tlltlld doong buM'9ll )'ti? No Timothy Gerth Thll 1111ement WIS tried With the County Clertl ol Orange County on 0210&700 t 2001115•350 ·Oe~~ P1I04 Feb 8, 15, 22. Mar i. 2001 rnzo1 FlctJtlou1 Bu1lne11 Name St•tement Thi followtng perl-Of\I 111 dolnll bulfneaa 11 HealthP<>lnt ServklH, 820 Seaward Rold. Co-rona dtl Mir, CA 92625 Melania S Behrana, MA.RO, 820 S11w11d ROid. Cotona dtl Mer, CA 92625 Thtt ~1t1ne11 11 con· dUalld by an Ind!~ Have you 111111d d<>tng bu1tne11 yet? v ... ·~· Melanie S Bellfena, MA. RO Thlt ltatemenl wH filed With Ille County Cletlc of Orange County on 02.W2Q01 I001M14t0t 0.ity Pllol Feb IS, 22, Mfr. I O, 2001 lbZIO Flctltlou1 Bualnffa Actltlou1 Bu1lne11 Name Statement Name Statement The toll-Owtng pe<sons • The lollow1t'ljl perS-OnS are doing bulineM u : 11e dotnQ bus1neas as Cupkf1 Sacrll, 27412 Sood Martlet1ng 2t5 Avantla Onve, Mlslk>n W Flrat St 121 7. Vtelo, CA 92692 Tustin, CA 92780 Mark Benard<>, 27412 Caroline Bonc:t 1~5 Av1nli Dnve, Miiiion Anaheim Ave •18 C . V"!O CA 112692 Cos'8 Mesi, CA 92627 Socl(I Etwltch. 821 3td This businus IS con SlrHI, M1nh1t1an dUeted by .,, indMclual Beectl. CA 90266 Hive you s11r1ed Thoa bullneaa le con· doing bu11neu yet? ducted by I gtnefll YM, 9T p1nne11hlp C.tollne Sood Have you atuted Thia 111tement wll doing bultnMe yet? No flied with the County Matlc Benlrdo Clef1I of Orange County Thi• lllltment WU on 02J0&'2001 hied with the County 20019854341 Clerk ol Orange County DlllY Pilot Feb 8. 15 on ~t 22. Mil!. t 20()1 Th702 20018154347 011ty P11ot Feb 8, 15, Flctltlout Bualne11 22, Mar, L 2001 MZ Name Statement Thi followlnp persona Flctltlout Bu1lnee1 are doing bulineu u Name Statement Conqu111 lnv1st1g•· Thi following peraone tlone, 1500 Mama Ave , are doing buafona 11. 111200, C-0111 M1111, CA Orange Coa11 Solt 92828 TIMU•, 844 Production Cumela Dianne Place. Ntwport Btactl, Gooz11az, 1600 AO.m• CA 926e3 Ave., 4200, Cotti Mel8 Mlchul Rlohatd CA 92928 TIXIOf. t9n2 Wiit• Thie bul4neu II con- Wlndl Ulne, Huntington ducted by: an ~ Beectl. CA t2e4e H1v1 you 1tert1d Thie butlnHa le coo-doing bu1lne11 yet? duded by Ill lndMdull v... 8197 Have you •tarted Cumele Diann• dolna buti'INe y«? No Gonzaliz ~ R TtlltOt Thie ltli.metll wa1 Tht1 ~ WU filed wt9l the County llled with IN ~ Clal1I of Orange County Cltftl of OrMIOI County on 02J02l200 I on 02/0llf2001 200 t NMOJt I001MMU2 ~Pilot Feb a 15, O.l'l...Pilol Fltl ~· !, 2001 N!I! 22, !. 2001 , . • I MUCNOTml I wmf Flc1lllou1 Bu1lne11 Name Statement The lollo""•ng perll-001 • ,, dOonO bu5'n8U •• \loetN•a Ltly 1 Na•l• 112S V1C1on1 S1r111, C-0.IA MMI CA m27 8«111 Tho Nguyen, 948 Oolll!l'\009 Ctrc:le WHI nw11t11 CA 92683 Thi$ t>ua.neaa •• con Oocled by an indtviclUal Have you 1111ted d04"1j bu11ne11 yet? y .. 01 17198 B.nh Thi Nguyen TtMs ttatement w11 hied with the County Cltrt. ol Orange County on 02JOel'200 I 20018154341 Daily Pilot Feb 8, 15. ?? Mat 1, 20Q1 Th704 Flctltlou1 Bu1lneaa N•me Statement The lollowlng perac>na are doing bu'""'8I .. A ) New T l'\llTlpll Min- lllrlff 8 l 8ndoe TlmN, 1188 BolM 'l{ey, Costa Meee,'CA 92928 Rhonda 0.niel, 1188 ~~· COiie MNI. Thll bullne.. IS OOl'I• duc:llld b'f an lndMdutll Have you eterled cldng llUllneee yet? No Rhon(q O.nltl Thll .iatemenl wae llled with tht County Qeltl of Ora9 CounlY on 02J021200! IOOIN~t ~·'l...~.~1~ Flctltlou1 Bu1lneH Name Shltement The lollowt~ porll-Olls 111 doing buainess •• AAA Attrections lm- mett1'1 Tlckel Service 1 n8 Newpof1 Blvd Colle Ma&. CA 92627 P1ul D1vl1. 1608 Lincoln Ave • Newport Beach. CA 92650 ThiS buelMSS ~ con- duclld by Ill lndMclull Hive you 1t1ned d<>tng bullness yet? v .. 1116() P1ul 011111 Th11 statemenl w11 ftle<f Wiit\ the County Clettl of Clfange Col#lly on 02J02J200 I 2001985'018 011)., Pilot Feb 8, 15. 22. tr, I, 2001 Tb692 Flctltio\11 Bullneaa Name &Utement The folloWlng peraon1 .,. do'og bullrlNs ••. HHech Carpet CINn- lng, 2522 Santi C.llllne DrlYe. 1208. Coate MMe. CA 112e2e O.Yid Tll'lllOI Heblll, 2522 Santa C.Lahna Drive, •208, Colla ~CA 92628 Thia bOlineta i. con· ducl.o by .., lndMdl* Hive )'Ol.I ataned dOing ~ ytA7 No ~ Terence Htbetl Thia ltltement WU tiltd W1lt\ IM Cou1'tY Cllltl °' ~ County on 02IOlr'200 I I001Ml.tl00 Del)' PlloC Flt> 15, 22. Mic, L I. 2001 IbZQI Flctlllou1 Bu1lne11 N•me Statement The lollowlng persons are doing 1>u111ness u Waftertoo MUlliC 2960 8imt111 P1 Colla Mesa CA 92626 Jerry Ven Otterloo 2960 81mrrn Pl Costa Mase CA 92628 This bu5'1leSS II con- ducted by an lndtvldual Have you alarted d01ng bus1n111 yet? Yes Jan 2000 J«ry Ven onertoo Thia stallment WIS ftlld Wtlh the County Clertl ol Orange County i)tl 02/09/2001 20018154794 Dail'( PtlOt Fib 15. 22, Mar. 1, 8, 20()1 Th7!2 Flctltlou1 Bu1lneaa Name Statement The 1o11ow1ng per1on1 are doing bul4nlU 11· W1lllam1 PropertlH, 11 C11taway1 N011h, N1wpor1 Buch, C~ 92680 CNllll J W1Mlama 1 I Caattway1 Nonh. New· port Beech CA 926eO Debra C Willllml. I 1 Cutaw1y. NOtlh, New· port 8Moh. CA 92680 Thia tiu11new 11 con OUr:ltd by IUbend and Wiit Have you alarted dOlng bualneu yet? Y• 19117 CNr1" J W1llllm1 Thlt Ntemenl ., .. l1led w1tt1 me GountY an °' °"'91 County on OV00/200 I 200tNMIOt Diiiy Ploc Feb 16. 22, Mir· 1. I. 29Q! Jb!pZ • Gotf Hogn t<hOol bo'f' f1.i>u<o Holi."' Nowport Hartiot at 819 Canyon CC. ) p m Ett110C•• "' Chino .tt Chino CtHt.. 2 )C) p m Corona cltl M.lr "' Ml\\IOtl llteic> at MlulOn Vl~10 CC. °"" H&wilns ~ NnwioRT~ 1 p"' Flctltloua Bualne11 Name Statement The following Plfll-001 11Te doing bu-.. as The Sourcet>o•. 2os2 Newport Blvd.. 16·99 C-Os1A Mela. CA 92627 OaVt<I M Kallltak. 381 Hamilton •B203, Co&ta MIU CA 92627 Thi• butonHI .. con- ducted by Ill lndMclual Have you 11ar11<1 dOtng ~ y«? No 01vld Katisllk Thlf lllltment Wll Med w th the County Cltfll ol Orange Col#lly on 02J08l200 I 2001N54353 Oa:IJ,,Pllo4 Fib 8. 15. 22. tr 1, 2001 TI!§99 Flctltloua Bualnffl Name Staten111nt The loltowlng PlflOlll are doing~ .. Four SH1<>n'1 D•· llignl, 9 Ironwood onv.. Newport Beach, CA 92660 Muy Loulu Wak.titld, 9 Ironwood Drive, N1wpor1 Beactl, CA 92eeo This butlnea Ill eotl- dl.lcted by "' lndMcMI Have you e11rt1c:t doing llUllneee yet? No Maty LOUIN Wlkelield Thia ltatemenl Wll llled Wilh ltle ~ Otltt; of Ortnge Counly on OV09t'200 I I001~1U Dilly Pllol Flt> '5, u . Mlt I o, 2001 Tb7 !t CROSS OOUNT9'Y FlctltJou1 Bu1lne11 Name Shltement The lollowlng persons are doing buStnMI as· A) H11tth Monay com. Inc B I Health Money. Inc 1501 WHtdtll Or Ste 310 Newport Belch. CA 92660 H111th Money com. Inc (Delaware). 1501 WMtcl11t Or Ste 310 Newpon Beech. CA 92MO Thia bu11nea ia con· dueled by e c:otpOr•llOn Have you s11n1d d-Oing bullnHS ~et? YM 61tJOO t111llh Money com. Inc Edward J Carela CEO Thia llltemtnt WIS hied wilh the County Cltf1( ol Orange Counly on 02/08l2001 200ttl543U o.11M P11ot Feb 8, ts. 22, ar. L 2901 Tl!703 Flctltlou1 Bualne11 Name Statement The toll<>Wlng per 5-0nl IAI Cloong busmeas as 7-Daly International 6248£ Marblel\Hd Wey. Ana!pm H.115 Ca 92808 Olly ProjOCI Services Inc: !CAI. 33 Wa!lf S1 W1t1roong1 Sydney NSW Auttr• 2076 This busine11 11 con duded by • C'OfPC)rl!IOn Hive you 111ned doing bu11ness ytt' Yes 01'01 2001 -0.ly Pr0f9CI SeMcea Inc ~., JoM Daly CEO ftlll llaltment Wll Mid With the Coutlly Clef!; of Orange County on 02113'2001 2001H54H5 Diiiy PlloC Fib 15 22. Mar I, 8, 200! Thl28 Flctltloua Bu1lne11 N1me Shltement Th• lollowlng penon• .,. doing bullnal .. Flctltlou1 Bu1lnes1 011un1t1on Motor•. HMM Si.tement 3001 Recllll Ave , Suite Thi !ollowlnll plflOl'IS •S-103. Colla Mell CA 1r1 doing bullnMI 11 92828 Pecifk: Soulhwnl Re-Micheel J Mlrtine1 Illy Serv'al ol Orange 17106 s.na & . ~ A Councy, 3190-I< Ak'pOl1 HUntington BMch, CA loop OrM. Coell Mela. 92649 CA 92e28 Nel9on A Thoma.I, w.-.m Paallc A9alty 2151 E PtonMr, Fua Sef'Ylcle (CA) 3190-K atton CA la3t Alrpe>rt Loop Onve. Thill bu11r.-II Oll(I' CO. Mee1. CA Sll2628 dllCttd by a ~ti Ttw bldll'*I II con-~ clYOld by I OOljlGl_.I Helft )'OU ataflecl Havt 1ou 1tar11d ~ ...._. Y«' No doinO !M4ne.. yet? MiChMI J M1r11net v ... atV01 Ttw .....,,.,,. ... w.-m ~ Aee11y hied wiltl N County ltfVtCilt a.tt ol ~ CounlY ~ E 9'1dvea, on 02/27/2001 ,.,...,,. ... , ........ Thie ... i.mani ... ~PIG!,.., '·. 15. llled w11t1 IN ~ ~t IbZM ~ ol Or-. Counly on ovoer.zoo1 ... ,"'4111 ~ "°' '-n ... !. ' JI ., DZM Fictitious Bu1tne11 N•me Statement The loll°"''"ll persons 111e dong bu-.. Boalllo\IM TV Show J83 Rochuttr St Colla Meu CA 92627 JI IJ M C W"'t•head LLC 1C.AI 383 ArXhelt•t St Colla Mell CA 9262. 3113 Thll bullOUI j con- ducted by limited Lil- bthty C-0 H~ve you 11aned do-ng bUl•l\911 yet? YM ~ 1995 MC WhtllflNO UC M1chH I Whllehead M1nagt1 This at11em1nt wu hied ""''h the County CkHtt ol Ora9 Councy on 02127'2001 20011151422 ~.'® Ptkl4 Met t, 8. 15, I ThZV Flctttloua Butlneea Name Statement The lo1'°""1ng petlOt\I ere doing~ .. •1 All fECH DATA. D AU. TECH c) 241BUY COM 21eo Kelvin Ave •J315, IMll Calofomll ~ 14 Alvin Chun Yu L.ewlg, 2780 Ket111n Ave , 133 I 5 !MN Callbnia 9<.'8 , .. Thit bulitlela con-ducted by Ill lndMcMI H•vt ro11 etarted doif'V lklll""8 yet? YW, 01122119" Nwn Qlun..Y11 l 911111 Thllt Mal"'*" wn llltd """ ... COlolnty ~1~r Caur1'y ... , ...... Olily Plot FIO 21 Mat I ' 10. ZOQ! lbZM • \ • 86 Thoodoy, Motdi 1, 200 l -·· Ac:ltftloue luafneea ...,,,. ·~ The folloW!nQ !*tone • ,. doing bueMNe ... Tiit At,,.rd Group, 111&31 Mllllken Av• .. INlnt, CA 9aeoe John D Fo11, 1N31 ~ lwt lrvlnt, CA 92eOG Thia butintN ii con-~by. en~ H•v• you aterttd doing ~ yflf? No John 0 Fo11 Thi• ltettmtnt WH tlltd With tht County CIM ol Orange Coun4y on 02/02/2001 20011154019 D•lly Piiot Feb. 8, 15, 22· Mtr. I. 2901 Th68? Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 Name Statement Tht folloWlng persons .,.. doing~ ... Tropics RHtoratlon, 205e I Suburt>ia Lane, Huntington Beach, CA 92&46 Ellzabtlh Ament, 205e 1 .Suburbia Lant, Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Thi• business Is con- ducted by. an 1ndlvidual Have you started doing bualnees yet? Yet, 1/1/2001 Elizabeth Ament Thia statement was flied with tht County C1ef1I ol Orange County on 02102/2001 20018854020 D•lly Pilot Feb 8. 15, 22. Mar I, 200 I Th688 flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 Hime Statement The foHOwirljl persons are doing bu-u : The Wise Group, 3345 Newporl. Sulla 208. Newport Beach, CA 92663 Mu Pelma, 355 West· brook Place, Cosla Meaa, CA 92626 This bu1mess 1s con- dtOed by an lndMduaJ H•ve you started doing buslnesa yet? No Mu Palma This statemenl was llled with the County Clerk of Orange County on 02/09l200 I 20018854798 Dally Pilot Feb. 15, 22. Mar. 1. 8. 2001 Th715 flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 N1me Statement The lollowing persons art doing buSlness as: Summer House Cafe. 105 P•lm St , Balboa CA 92661 And11w Young. t07 P•lm St • Balboa, CA 92881 This business 1s con- ducted by an Individual H•ve you started doing business yet? No Andrew Young Th11 statement was filed w11h the County Clerk of Orange Coonty on 02/09/2001 2001885U17 D•dy Pilot Felt. 15. 22 Mat 1. 8. 2001 Th717 flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 Name Statement Tiit following peBOOS .,.. doing ~ all VPR Promotions, 2900 &lstol, •A·t01, Coste Mesa, GA 92626 Randall Tnbolet. 2900 Brtatol, •A-101, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Thi• business Is con· ducted by an lndlvlduel Have you alerted dc)jng bu1111ess yet? No Randall Tribolel Th11 1latemen1 was tiled wrth the County Clerk ol O.ange County on 02/09/2001 2001685480C Dail'; Piiot Feb 15, 22. Mer I. 8, 2001 Th706 flC1111ou1 Bu1lne11 N1me Statement The following persons are dOing business as: Praclalon Torre Perk- ing, 660 AO&s St .. Costa Meta, CA 92627 Htcior De La Torre. 660 Ross St , Coste M .... CA 92627 Thia buS1nesa 11 oon· dlldtd by an indtvidual Hev• you started doWlQ business yet? No Heclor Dt La Torre Thts 11t•tement was hied Wrlh the County Clerk ol Qfange County on 02113/200 t 2001885075 Dally P1lol Feb 15, 22. M1t !. 8. 20()1 Th724 :.,•r •. . . . - Flc:tltloue .., .. ,_. Name •~t The folloWjng pertone art doing buJ/i1Me ... = Running Com· 233 Kooll uic.. Vlelo. CA 82612 John Anthony Renna., 233 Knol I.Mt, MIUioll Vltjo. CA 82882 Uncle carol Renna, 233 Knol I.Mee. """°" Vltlo. CA 921192 Thi:e bullntU ii con-docl.i by huebend and wl1t H•ve you 1t1rttd doing bualneM yet? Yu. 8IW5 John Renn• Unda Atnna This 1tatemant wd filed wfttr the County Clerll ol 0rll1Qt County on 02/ t 3'200 I 200111854H7 OIJly Piloe Feb 15, 22, Mat I I 8. 200 I Th727 Fictitious Bu1lnea1 Hime Stattment • The followi"!I peraona are doing bulineN aa Red Peert K~chen, 412 Walnut, Huntington Beach, CA 92&47 Black Peart Kitchen (CA). 41 2 Walnut. Hunt- ington Beach, CA 92647 Thia bualnet• 11 oon- ducted by: a corpo11tlon Hav• you started doing busloess yet? No Btack Pearl Krtchen Liza Goodell Presi- dent This llattmenl was !tied with the County Clerk of Orange County on 02116/2001 20018855473 Dally Piiot Feb 22, Mar. 1, 8, 15, 2001 Th748 flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 Name Statement The following peraon1 are doing business ts: Hlro's Auto Repair. 3042 Enterpnse St .• un11 O", Coate Meaa. CA 92626 Hiro's Enterpuse. Inc (CA), 3042 Enterprt1t St . Unit "D • Costa Mesa CA 92626 This business IS con· ducted by o corpot111lon Have you alerted doing buslnHs yet? Yes, 1990 H1ro's Enterprise, Inc. Kail Haraguchi, Preal· dent Thia s1a1ament waa filed with the County Clerk ot Orange County on 0211~1 20016854910 Dally Piiot Feb 15, 22. Mar 1. 8. 20()1 Th725 flC1ltlou1 Bu1lne11 Name Statement The following persons are doing buetneaa 11 A.) N A M11Ch11I & ~· aoclllea B ) Nebil A. Mikhail, P.E .. 3416 Via Udo, Newport Beach, CA 92663 Nllbjl A Mikhail, 1470 San Porte Ad.. Corona. CA 92882 Thia bullneu 11 con- ducted by en 1ndlvidual H•vt you started dOlng bu11nee1 yet? Yes. 211/01 Nablt A Mlkha~ Thia statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orang• County on 0211~1 20018854971 Daily Pilot Feb 15, 22, Mar. 1. 8. 2001 TH?23 flctltlou1 BualnH1 Name St1tement The lolloWilljl peraon• are doing bu8'fl8N 11 Winters & Banks. 1428 E Chapman Ave . Or· •not. CA 92866 • Ronald S Wtnt•ra. a Profeu1ona1 Corpo· ration (California All C105•408). 1428 E Chapmen Ave . Ofange, CA 92866 This bus1ne1S 11 con· ducted by. a corporation The registrant com· menoed lo trensad busi· r>ess under the flctltlous bu&ineu name or names hated llbovt on· Janu81Y 1. 2001 Ronald S Winters. A Profualonel Corpo· ration, Ronald S Win· iers. Prtlldtnl Th11 1tatemtr>t w11 hied w1lh tht County Clerk ol Orange County on 02/01/2001 2001885'002 D11ly Pilot Feb. 8. 15, 22. Mar 1, 2001 Th695 ~ ........ Aadlloue ... .. ....... .......... ..... ..... menl ................ .. The fc4lowlna .,.,.ant The ~ P9flOlll The lollcMlllo l*"ON .,. dc*1D ~ ... .,. doWIG ......... -ate ~ ~ - B&S Oreln C ... nlng, Merl<~~ll:'icn 22912 J I R Motot'tOOltl 853 Qowmof St., CoU ~. Viejo M•rkttlng , f'Tlt MtA. CA 02127 CA t2902 MontO'M A..,. .. Unit C, 8flan Southwick, 853 Cl~ L llMdll, ~ MtM, CA t2t27 Govemor St., Colla 22"2 Tlaoue. ~ Rlymond Ha11tad, MtM, CA t2t27 \lltlo CA dlll2 171 t MonfoVll Ave., The ~ II con-Tfila ~ II oon-Unit C, CoM MMe. CA duettd by: .,, lndlvlclull ~ by.: "' ~ '2627 Hav.-you •tantd Havt you na.ntd llllt ~ II oon- doing buliltel yet? No doing ~ Y«? No M:tld by. "" lndlvlclull ~ Southwlctc a.iu<ltclt L IJMwlCN Hav' you atarttd This lll•lelMfll ... Thie ... ~ ... dOlng bu•lne•• ytt? fifed with •tht County filed with tht County V•, 811AX> • · Cle111 ol Ofange County Cltltt ol Orarat County R•vmond Harllad on 02/13i200f on 02/18f200f Thla 11ai.men1 ... 2001NS4t7S 2001111147t fll9d wiln tht ~ Dally Pilot Feb. 15, 22, Dally Pilot Feb. 22. Mar. ~ cl ~ .Counfy Mar. 1. 8. 20()1 Th722 1, 8. 15. 2001 Th7•i on 0212T/2001 ' • 2001NIMH Flctltloua Buel""' Name StatefMnt The !ollowtng pel'90fll are doinQ buelntM u : B & e Con1Ultant1. 1655 Mtaa Verda Dr E1st 2E. Colla Meaa. CA 92626 Michael J. Berman, 1555 Meaa Vtrde Dr. Eest 2E, Colt.a MtN, CA 92626 Paul S. Entin. 10351 Amberwood Dr., Foun- tain Valley , CA 92708 This businesa 11 oon· ducted by. a general partnership Have you atart•d doing bu8lne9t yet? No Mld\ael J. Ber!Mn Thi& statement waa hied with the County Cltrk °' Orangt County on 02/16/2001 20016855472 Dally Pilot Feb 22, MM. 1, 8. 15, 2001 Th758 Flctltlou1 Bualne11 Name Statement The following pereona are doing buslneu 11: MedlSmart, 1501 Westcl1ff Or .. Ste. 310, Newport Beach. CA 92860 HealthMoney com. Inc. (Delaware). 1501 Westcliff Dr. Stt 310 Newport Beach. CA 92660 This bu1lnesa I• con- ducted by a COIJIOfltiOn Have you ataned doing buameaa yet? Yes, 111/2001 HealthMoney com. Inc. Edward Carets, CEO Thia statement wu flied with the County Clerk ol Orange County on 02127/2001 . 200168"448 Dally Pilol Met. 1. 8. 15, 22. 2001 Th783 Flctl11oua Bu1lne11 Name Statement The tollowing ptftont are doing busfnese u : Exclusive Dental Cart. 3827 Aspen Vlltege Way, IF, Santa Ana, CA 92704 Excluslve Dentel' Care, Inc. (CA}, 3627 Aspen Village Way. •F. Sa.nta Ml. CA 92704 This bu&lneu I• con- ducted by a coiporetion Have you 111~ttd doing business yet? Yes, 11/27/00 Exc:!uslve Dental Care, Inc. C•rlos Gercia, Pre1l· dent This statement wu filed with the County Clerk ol Orange County on 0112512001 20016853253 Dally Pilot Feb. 22L.. Mar. 1. 8. 15. ?OQ1 m7&3 flctltlou1 BualneH Name Statement The lolloWllljl persona are doing busineS8 u Janeran, 2020 Full· •rton Ave., 148, Costa Mela, CA 92627 Robert Andrew Ntlaon, 2020 Fullerton Ave., 148, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Jamie Anne Nelson. 2020 Fullerton Ave .. 148, Cost.a Mesa. CA 92627 This busine11 le con· ducted by husband end wifa Have you •tarted doing business yet? Yts. 01/12/2001 Robert A. Net.on This statement waa hied With the County Clerk of Orange County on 01/26/200 t 20018153364 011ly Piiot Feb 22. Mar. 1, 8, 15. 20()1 Th701 Flctltloua Bualnesa Name Stat9tMnt The fotlowlna peraons .,. doing buWoeU u : ExceTI Equeetrlan Tt111n, 26282 Olo Roed. San Juat1 Caplstnlno, CA 92e75 Aut>um E11oell, 4'4 Allio Ave.. Newport Beadl, C!< 92663 Thlt bualneu ii con- duottd by an lndMduel Have you alerted doing bualneaa yet? Yu. 111/01 Aubum E11oell Thia statement waa !Hed with the County Clttlt °' Ofange County on 0211e/2001 20018155475 Delly Plot Feb. 22. Mat. I. 8. 15. 2001 Th750 flctltloue Butlnne Name Statement Th• 1oltowtng persone are doing bue!nesa as; Ecosystems. 9211 Newhall St.. Coeta Mesa CA 92627 Ecoaystema, Inc. (CA), 929 Newhall St . Coate Mesa CA 92627 Thlt bu•lneaa Is con- ducted by: • oorporallon Heve you &ttrttd doing bualnHa yel? Yu. 1978 Eooey1ttm1. Inc. Bonnie Copeland. Secretary This 1tatemen1 was filed with the County Clerk ol Orange County on 0211612001 20018155468 Dally Pilot Feb. 22. Mar. 1, 8; 15. 2001 Th751 flctltlou1 Bualne11 Name Statement The following peBOns are doing business as: National Raaldentlal Markttlng, 1680 Marguentt ottve. Co- rona def Met, CA 92625 Flral Principal, Inc. (CA), 1680 Marguerite Orivt. Corona del Mar, CA 92625 Thie bu&lnesa is oon- ducted by: a oorporation Have you started doing bulinesa yet? No First Principal. Inc. Nell Felahy. CEO Thi• statement was filed with the County Clttlt of Ofange County on 02116/2001 2001815S4M Delly PltoC Feb. 22. Mar. I. 8. 15. 2001 Th753 fictitious Bu1lnes1 Name Stat.ment The following paraont .,. doing bualnesa ••. Soll E11presslons, 2850 Eeat Mtaa Verde Drive t103. Costa Mesa, CA 92628 Adam V Hieb. 11-409 Alder Creek, Corona, CA 92880 Shar1a R Hlcb. 17'8 North WoodWind Lane, Anaheim, CA 92807 Thil business IS con- ducted by a oenerel partnership Heve you started doing bualneh yet? YH, 111/01 Adam V Htclla This st•tement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on 0211612001 2001H554n Deity Pilot Feb. 22. Mar 1. 8. 15. 2901 Th755 fictitious Bu1lnn1 Name Stlltament The lol~ petsonl .,.. doing bulinNa ••• Morning &tw Celt, 5325 Unlverl41y Onvt, lrvlnt, CA 92612 J B & G, Inc. (CA), 5325 Unlveralty Onllt, IMne, CA 92612 O.JIY Piiot Mar. 1, 8, 15, 22. 2001 Th789 F&etltk>ua 8ualnMa NllM StatefMnt The following person• ere doing ~ aa: Ltuel auto Finance, 1 llOOO Mec:Arthur Blvd., .1500, IMne, CA 112812 L.euel Funding Corpo- ration (CAI, 19000 MacA.rthur Blvd., 1400, Urvlne, CA 92el2 Thia buslneaa 11 con-ducted by: a oorporatlon H•v• you •tarted doing buelnell yet? No L.uxel Funding Corpo- ration Robert Dtvtnport, Pttlldtnt This statement wt1 filed WIU°I the County Ctettl ol ~ County on 02127/2001 20018856447 Oalft/ Piiot Mat. 1, 8. 15, 22. 2001 Ihm Flctltlout Bualne11 N•me Statement Tht following persons are doing buefnesa u: Saddte6eclc Smog and Repair. 375 S Bristol 176, Coett Mtaa. CA 92628 Tht Aonlt Au1omotJVe Group. (CA}. 375 S. 8'1$1ol #75, Coata ....... CA 92626 This busineaa la con- ducted by • oorporation Heve you atarttd doing bullnesa yet? No The Aonle .Automotive Group Andrew Preston, CFO This atatemenl was flied with the County Clerk ol Orange County on 02127/2001 20018858445 Daily Pilot Mar 1, 8. 15, 22. 200 I Th781 • Have A Garage Sale! Thi• bualntaa It con· ducted by: a corporation Have you alerted doing business yet? No J B & G, Inc. W1tllam Lundergan. Pr11lden1 Th11 atatemtnl wu flltd with the County ~ ol Ortnge Coooty on 02/18'2001 2001815SC&5 Dally Plot Ftb. 22. Mar. I. 8. 15. 2001 Th752 Fletltkxla 8ualne11 Name Statement The foltowlng P8180l'll .,. doing boelnel• u : c.;:~:::,;: at CB4BJ B4R·l!IB7B ta Place Your ·Garage B•I• Adi Mlchatl'a Fine Wood $p9cl•ltlu, 3045 Don· nybrook L•ne,. Cctla M .... CA 92626 Mlclla.i EdWard l.Jlne, 3045 ~Lant. eo.ta MeM, CA 112626 This buelnt.. It oon- dUcttd by: an lndMcWI Hive you a1arttd ~~ y.t? No Mlcl'iMI E. Lane Thlt etat.menl WH flied With In. County a.itt of ~ OountY on 02/13/2001 2001~14114 p.Jty PMot Feb. 1~ 22. M«1 1. 8. 2001 l072.1 AcWoue luelneM ............ IMftt The lollowlnQ P9flOlll a;:,~~-8) Hinton 9ulldM a o.. ~. '101'1 Or· llhld, ~ ltoactl. CA 8l2'IO J1rne1 McOon110 Hlf*)n, 20141 Ofdlld, ~ lleott. CA llllt bl.lelntta .. oon- ~ by. .,, lndMclUll H•Y• you 11art1d .. tMll6neM yt4? V•. 1211MIOOO --Hlt*>n • Thia ..... _,,. • -Mad Mil .. Coul!ly :-~=r eo..., ., ...... =:'l.'r ... '· Mi Acddoul ....... ........... -" The foMowlnCa P«80M ,,. ~ buliW •: N.G Con1rac1or1, 160 Ordwd Dr., 8erlll Nia Helci1lt. CA ttn07 N.G. ~ICA), 1641 Ordwd °'·· .... AN .._., CA 'R1f17 Thil bWNtt II oon- dUmd by: • 001por8*111 Have you tllrttd doirill buelntat y.t? No N.G. Contractcn Stanlay Martin Ntttltlm, Prteld9nt Thia ltlltmenl WU l1led With the County Clel1I . °' C>nlf9I County on 02fl7/2001 200111H442 Ody Piiot Mar. 1, 8, 16, 221 2001 :thZZO Flctltlout Bullneu Name Statement The followloo pt<tone .,.. doing ~ u : A.) f>•clflc Coa•t NelWoftt ~. B.) PC NttSol, C.) PC NetSol.com, 2224 L•urel Pl.. Ntwport Seech, CA 92e83 Peter Otapay, 2224 Laurel Pl., Newport Beach, CA 926e3 This bulineN It oon· ducted by: an lncf'f'ldual Have you atarttd ~ bullntaa yM? No P•tar Oaapey Thia stat1ment wu filed with tht County Clerk ol Orange County on 02/27/2001 2001N"421 Ody PiloC Mat: t, 8, 15, 22. 2001 Thn8 Fictitious Bualneu Name Stlltement ................... ............. ~~!II Nit; HNI I NI Cold-~ 22ta ~ Drive, Newport ltldl. CA 8QeOO , OOldOn 8. Pll'IOtl8. 2282 Orc:hatd Drive, ~:;::rt S.ach, CA Auaa.-w .\ Banotr1. 3400 Ave. of h Mil. C-410, C09la MtM. CA 92828 . Thia tMitlltt .. oon-~by:~ Hav• you ata~td dcilno butlnttt y•t? Ytl, 8t9t. 1962 Gordon 8. p_. Thll atatemtfl( ••• flied With the County ct.ric " Or"10t Coun4y on 02J0lli2001 2001"64711 Daly Plot ~ 15, 22, Met. 1. 8. 2001 Th709 FlctMloua Bu .... Name 9t8tiemlnt The folloWlno ptflOIW .,. doing butiltee u : A.P Salee and Service, 191A MagnO!la St., Coeta MtN, CA 92627 Anne C. Prloe, 191A Magnolla St., Coat• M-. CA 92827 Thia buslneaa It con-~ by: .,. lrdvldual Have you started doing ~ yet? No AM C. Prict Thia staterMnl WH liled with the County Clent ol Orange County on 02/1:W001 2001H54tel Dally Pilot Ftb. 15, 22, Mer. 1. 8, 20()1 Th72S! The following peraona f ictitious Butlnffl are doing buslnest ea: S Wink's Performance Name tltlment Cycles, 840 Production The foll~' persons Pl.. Newport Beech, CA art doing u : 92683 Zen Blltro, 870 Ray Allen EHet. Jr.. Harbor Blvd., •A-100, 1143 E. Evtrttt Pl., Or· Colla Meaa. CA 92627 ange. CA 92867 Ahaa Yu, 24203 E. This bulintA la oon-Peak CL, Diamond Bat, ducted by: an lndMdual CA 91765 Have you at•M•d Thlt bualness is con-doing buelneH yet? dUcted by: an ~ Yes. 2119'2001 Have you atarted Ray Allen Eller, Jr. doing bu11ntte yflf? No This atalement wu Allsa Yu flied with the County Thie atatement WH Clerk ot Orange County flied with the County on 0212712001 Clerk of Orange County 20018858431 on 01/29/2001 Daily Pilot Mar. I, 8, 15, 20018153535 22. 2Q()1 Jlin4 Dally Pilot Feb. 22 Mar. I. 8. 15. 2001 Th757 Tr-. 1111 ..._ 1M11 lll11Ct Of T1WITEl"I ULE FlctltJoua Bu1lnes1 YOU Mil. IN DEFN.A.T IM-Hime Statement DER A DEB> Of TRllST DA TED l>'-2.2-1 llllQ Ult..f.SS The followlna peflOl\I YOU TAKE ACmH TO fR>. .,, doing bulWltiss as: TE<:T VOOR PIUl£R1Y IT Swan Grac>Nca. 7 W.Y 11E SOLO AT A Pi.i6t.t T•rra.u Or., Newpor1 SAIL f YOU HEED' N4 Coat. CA 92657 ElGUNATION Of M Michael David Swan, 7 NATURE Of THE PAOCEEO· T•rrau Or., Newpor1 1NGS N;).Jl6T YOU, VOU Coat CA 92657 SHOUlO CONTACT A L>IN-Thia bualneaa 11 oon- VER. On ~ 1•2001 II dueled by: an lndM<llal 11:00 •. Allt AmtlicAin Heve you atarttd Tiie lnturanct CotllPl/'1. A doing bu91ness yet? No Cllfloma Ccltooldon • lhl Michael Oar!iwan = •* TNt1H under Thia atete wH T1111t1111~., on °':it ~ ~Or the = lLi(JI ol "'= on 02/1et'l081 Aecol'dl 1n .,. o!lic:a ol .,. 100181554a 1 Alccfdw ol ()iange Couftl1, Oaly Piiot Ftb. 22. Mar. catonll eeaitld hr 1, 8. 15. 2001 Th748 Plcttdoul ......... .............. The foltoMlll per'IOl1t .,.~MNM~ StH I Bone 'Trailor Mf lnc..:t .879-1 Gtlte "9\V .• ~. c 1-6117 StNf Bone Trallor ~. Inc. (CA), 079-1 8tMI ColltOI M .. Fi.M-erton, CA l2831-6117 Thia bualrwat It con-~ by:' • oorpo1ation Havt you 1t1rt•d doing ~ ~ No 81 .. 1 Bone Trailor Mfg .• Inc. OeMlt Anderaon, Owntr/PrHldent Thi• eteterMol waa Hied with tht Coun1Y Clent ~ Orange County on 02121/2001 2001UIM41 Ody PiloC Mar. 1, 8, 15, 221 2001 Th708 Flcttdo4M Business Hime Stlltement The ~ pel'90llS ..,. doing buliiltiae aa: Mall ConalrllC:!lon, 91 1 Vlctona St.. .Coate Meta, CA 92627 Mark Arthur Spltz:llt, 911 Vlctorfa St .. Costa Maee, CA m21 Thia bullntaa la con-ducted by: an Individual Havt you alerted doing bullntta yet? No Mark Arthur Spitz.kl Thia statement w11 flied with tht County Clerk ol Orangt County on 02n7/2001 2001MH432 ~ PiloC Mat. 1, 8, 15, ~1 Thm Flctltloua BualneH Name StltltMnt Tilt followlng persons are doing bualneu as: Hardwood Solutions, 1135 W. Baker St, A1>t. A203, Costa Meaa, CA 92626 Eric Mark Eggen, 635 W. Baker Sf A203, Colla Meu. CA 92626 Thia bualntN le con- ducted by an lndivkUJ Hev• you 1tarted doing bullneu yftt? No Erfc Eggtn Thie 1t1ttrTllnt was flied with the County Clerk ol Orange County on 0212712001 20016856435 Dally Pilot M•r. 1, 8, 15, 22. 2001 Thll6 Flctltlou1 Bu1lnut Name Statement The following persons art doing butlotse aa: Elltn, Tht Eagll-Eyed Proofrtedtt, 401 • 62nd St., Newport BNch, CA 92683 Ellen Fu~mori Walton. 401 -&2nd Stteet, New· port Stech. CA 92663 Thie bualnese Is con-d\Jcted by: an lndlvld\Jal Havt you •l•rted doing bu1ln11a. yet? Ytt. 2101/01 Ellen F Walton This 1tatam1nt wu fifed with tht County Cltltt °' Orange County on 02127/2001 20018858443 Daily Piiot Mar 1, 8, 15, 22 2001 Thn9 fdwMI B l.OJI', a ~ Mlw1 IS M sole and .. '*"" Flctttloua Bu1lnna Flctltloul Bullnffl pro~. 11 T111s*><. UC Name Statement Name Statement llM$tmlnt, r.c.. 1 HMcll The lollowtng ptftont The fotlowtng peraons ~iL u AT~ ere doing buel'nna at: art doing bulfneta u · AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST Martin Land, 2031 Or· Current Solutions, 89'1 8l)()81 fOR ~. CPIY•IN chard Dr., N•wpon Oak Strttt, Coste Mesa, • •me ot ... In law!UI Betch, CA 92660 CA 92627 money o1 trte Uf'lled S• MMDC. Inc. (CA), Steven P•lr1ek Van· tJ1 C&SI\, 1 ~er'I a.ck 2031 Orchard Dr .• Ntw· Wegener. 894 Oak St .• n.n by • ,. or nllioM port Btac:h, CA 92660 Cotta ....... CA 92627 1111111. a clllCll drwn by a Thie ~ll8U Is con-Thie bualneu Is oon- Gl!I or ttdml c"6t ""°"· ducted by: a corporation ducted by an lndMdual or a elleC* drawn by a 11111 Heve you •tarted Have you ataned Of ltclellf Sllill'OI and NI doing buA.a yet? No doing bullr-. yet? No ~. ll'tlngl ~ M~DC. Inc. Sttvt V•nW•goner Ion. Of Sl'M1lll '** SI*'· John T. Martin, Prtal· Thi• stattmenl was fled en seeton 5102 ol Ill d t n t filed with tht County Ann:llf Code 1AC1 IU!hor-Thie atattment wu Clerk o1 Ofange County tU<I ., oo lalttnna in ~1 filed with tilt County on 0212712001 FlctftJoua Bualne11 Hime Statement The foifoWl~aon• art doing as P•C1llc Coast Adven- tures. 151 E. 21 St , t2. Costa M .... CA 92627 TJmo(tly Jamea Jonea, 151 E. 21 St .. 112, Coeta Mesa, CA 92627 This buaineaa la con· ducted by. an lndlviduet Heve you etarted doing bullntlS yet? No Timothy J. JonM Ths statement w•a filed with tht County Clerk ol Orangt County on 0212712001 20018856433 Dally Piiot Mar t. 8. 15, 22. 2901 !hn2 .. , At Tiii •-=: Clttlt ol Orange County 20018858444 ~!!!! ~. ,.. h .... on 02118'2001 ,. Delly Pilot Mar 1, 8, 15, FlctltlOUI Bu1lnet1 -,_ -,._ 2001usu11 22. 2001 Th78Q N•m• Statement ~ ................ ......! Dally Piiot Feb. 22, Mar. The lolt0W1ng ;per~a -· ..... .,_ 1 8 15 2001 Th747 Flctltloua Butlnu• a1ne ....... ··,-'.!!~ ~ ~ ... -... __ s·--·-t are dc)jng bu .. 11: ,,..,_ wid ID..... ...... ~..... ... ....... Healthy smue. 1 t 76 hdd ~it u llld Deed o1 Flctltloua Bullneaa The lollowtng persons Baktr St.. Stt A.,., TIUst Ill It. ~ *i.o Name Statement .,. doing bull!-. aa: Coste Meta, CA 92620 l:.w"°~'\r,r"~~ .!"'~~· -e~da&.::'e=-1~ •g~:!~.~ ~~I• <~~';: 00 PMel 1' Lot l~= Ttchnol• us~ 1159 CoU MtA. CA 92627 1175 Beket SI . St• A~. 10625. In lhl ~of Avltmort Ttrract. Klmberltt Edtn Colla M-. CA 9262$ t:" ~ ol Orlnge, COlfa Miu, CA 9:2627 Drakt, 180 "8• Cotta Thia bullneu 11 con- ol Clifom1, • Pl' Dan M. Hakale, 1159 Mtaa St, Colla M-. ducted by a corporation "'IP l'ICOIOld Ill !look '81, Avltmore Ttrrect, CA 92627 Hev• you 111rted Piii' 811) 9 ol mllClhnlclu1 ,..__ u--,... ..,,..,..., Thia bulintU la con-dOln" bualneu yet? 11\1111, Ml It. cflict ol b T; ~ .;':;.. dueled by an indMdual Yes." 01119"01 Cou~ ~ ol llld ~ by: an ~ H•v• you t tarttd Healthy Smile Man-CllU~ ~ 8 Non-Have you •tarted doing bu1lnt11 yet? agemettt. Inc IDCIUN MMlnentl '°' doing buelneM ytl'.? No Yea, 03/15/2000 Carlos Garcia, Prtal-tceen. lrom, ~. Dan M. Hakala Klmberlet Eden Dreka den I IMl'tllnlnCI, flllllr, G'an· Thia tt11tm.nt wu Thia atetement waa Thi• llatement w11 :·,~:r. fifed with tht County flied with tht County IUed with the County delClltlld 1n .. Dldlrlllon Clent ot Orange C<U'lly Clerk ol Orl.nge CountY Clel1I ol °' •nge County GI"~-~=~~on 02/27/2001 on 02127/2001 on 01125l2001 ~-2001NM411 2001Nff44t 20018153251 Flctttloua Bu1lnus Name St8Wment The lolloWlng per10na are doing business as: Sueceselul Women In- vetting FunOs Together, 430 N. Gftben Ave., Atlahelm, CA 92801 Tlna R. StemlnQ, 430 N . Giibert Ave., Anaheim. CA 92801 Jule flsc:her, 430 N. Gll:>ln Ave., Anaheim, CA 92801 Thie t>uslnesa I• con· duaed by: 8 limited part- netlfllp Have you staned Oolng bu1ln111 yet? YH, 4125195 Tlna R. Stennlng This statement wu filed with Ille County Clerlt cl Orange County on 01l30t'2001 20011853181 Olllv Piiot Feb. 8i. 16, 22. Mir. 1, 2001 m786 Flctltloua Bualnaa Name Statemerlt The lotloWlng persons .,. doing busil'llS$ .. Sllvermania, 1O124 Adams Avanue. Hunt· 1nOtOn Bead\, CA 92646 Seven Karakaaleoglu, 10351 Christmas Dr . Huntington Beech, CA 92646 Shant OakeHl•n. 3013 J•va Ad . Costa MllA. CA 92626 This buSlntSS IS COil· ducted by • generel pertnerehlp Have you 11arttd doing buM188S yet? No Saven Karakes1soglu Shani Dakessian Tl'tls statement was filed wltl't the Coonty Clerk ot Orange County on 02J06/2001 200168S43H Dilly Ptlot Mar 1, 8, 15, 22, 2901 Th787 PUf AFEW WORDS TO WORK FOR YOU (949 642-;678 o1 ~ 10t H1111or PiloC Mar. 1. 8 16, ~Piol Mer. 1, 8, 15, Dally PloC Feb 22.:,.Mar =~de&: ,. __ 1 ______ ~ ___ 1 ___ Th_182 __ 1_. 8_._1_5._200_1 __ m_z_P2 _______ _ lllllllNTM llO ~ of alfioll -ol Otanae Ccu1111. ~ lfle ~ hMtlllfM detcllllecl It i.no tdd "• It'. The ... iddlW and °"" ::*~-~ .. lt.,_,bc11 ~.: ... =fr: II l llltl!M clloo "" ... tot "" 1,1t11r1C01WllN4-wim1 GI N Met .... .., "'* CiOITWllfljl =.,.•.::-n ,,., llut~..or..,..~,_ =or W: ~~:-.;:;; ~.: i::. ...... •~1nt.tlld"*9l, =~i :'.:.·~~ -•=--....... , ...... ::-r-~...: ;g. ~ .... ... ~-:-;:= ------- STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?~ • • • • • • • •• • • Tht L4gal Dtpir'""'nt ;, rht o;;" Pilot ;, pka1ttl 10 11nnounct fl """' St'nliu now 111Milllbl.t to new l>usintssa. Wt will now SEARCH tht umt for you 11t no nttm clH1rgr. ~,,J "'"'JO" thr ti1'U 111ui tlJt trip ta dJt uurt Hou.Hin Sltnl4(.......,, Thtn. of tourst, 4/ttr tlH iutrh is '°"'/lmtl wt wiU fi!L JO"' fimtitJw lnuinas 114~ st111m1n11 with rh< Clfln'J c~. ptJHi.sh tmet • wttt for foMr wttltt "' f'ttf"'lmi ,,, "'"' •""Ihm fil.t JIJ"' ''°°' ef r~ion IPith ,,,, YUiii] Clm. J>km ttop '1J "1 fi~!"'" fimtio#s ifuiMSS 111ttm,,n1 tit tht 0.il] Pi/41, J.30 W. &y St. <Aiu Mtt11. fJ rt•""°' 1t0p b)& pk.u t.U "1 •1(94~)612-4321111" Ult wU/ mil-•rN"t'1'""11 for J"" to htlnJ/t 1hil pr«ttiurt lly ,,,.,;/. lf r shn/J !Mw •"J fa~ lflUlt'i"llli pluN u1J .u ~NI wt wiU IH ,,.,,.. '""" """IO -'st f"'· GooJ /wt i11 Jfltir ,.,_, btu;,.,W ' II -·-II -&i •w to Plilee A ~IFIEIAD llyPll••• ('1-iQ) M:!·;)h-X lly ltWW. Pft IJOll& .l:IO \\J.,1 ll,I\ 81H'f'I ( ~ ..... \l,....i (. \ 11:!11:!"' fui1~• 1111l 1lr1ullint11 ,.,.,. ~ub~ ... i.11\lu1 Mlil'f' ·nu- p11hl1•hf'r l'l'l!tl"I •· 1hr rlwu 10 rf"n"<lr ,,...14,..ify ,,., 1...-°' N'j~·1 a_n~ , l"'"'r.,.d .d,f'm-f'111f•111 Pli-11.,. "J111n.a11~ Hmr 1h111 ma~ ti.. 111 }otlr 1 !A .. .1.i(i,.d 11cl 111ullf'<h"t"I)' Tilf' 01111~ Pilot 11«,.r>I• no litth1h" for 1111~ trmr 1u llll 11h t"i,.-11.,.111 for "hi. h 11 ma\ ~pnn~•h~i.l"f1Jt fot •lw •~llOI of dw 1pa.:r 111·1uallv IM'\'llJlll'•l IH ti~ t'n11r l.fl'(lit 1-nn <>llh bt- rJJo ... .-11for1hr f1n1 Ul'4'rtiou ....-------Deadllne8 -------. SERVICE l>mEcrollY ,, '-•• ......... '"'' ... . I rkvl 10111 II !011111 .; UOf1111 '""""-' ·• ...... Monday ............ f:ri<lay S:OOpm F ri1l11> .......... 111untday S:OQ.pm Tua.<la> ... 1 ..... Mund•y S:OOpm Satunlay .......... Friday J:OOpm -For All Your Hqme Md....._ Neeck --\\t"d1w"41ar .... Tun.tla)' 5:00pm unday ............. 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T*Sly 3-Brs. 2 "1 a.. 2c 1111 ger Up 10 1.505 SQ Fl Adjacerll 10 Ne"'1JOl1 i!elch & T narogle Square !M9·650-1440 OPEN SUN 1-4 t 053 Pllt Hill Or 40r, 3bl, 2 ltOtY home. Pool, MW roof, hardwd nra, 2000 • al. BrolttR "*-· $415,000 94•541-7547 142 APTI IMTA ANA H!IGHTS Niii ..... 18' Apta wl'Jllfl 38r 281 1 cat 9" upper New Udng 111 The 8lufta $925-$965. gated comm. unit. valAI cells, l1uge rMt 48' 2 5Ba end 1.n1 la ~ trig. poQI, spa, t xer rm, V2 ml deck. c1e 10 S\111. nu pnl.~ lltuated on a beautifully to Back Bay. 714-5-4&-9860 $2000/rno 949-673·7800 landscaped OOtntr Up· B=ldt V~ll1 2Br 2B1 r.=.;:cheo Ind lushly I 1R.ll '°""leSICOllDOl I $1 F""' t ~tio .,~ ... ~-.a.-. veer ie:. ~ ~ quali1JM ...;t;I ULIOl .. .;...71..._..4··9=53-..·48-.1""'0 ___ _ Jullt So ng. Anchor Vil.LA POINT 2BA 2BA Prope!11!!. M•720-3t00 LOVELY 48A 48A HOM£ lmmacula1e. brigllt upper Juat U.lld 3Br 28a • Hatbor v-Home. ,.._ Nol1h Blyfront. 1rp1c. un11, w/d Incl, S 1900/mo, double gar, lingll on lot. IVI~ 3112 949-720-t652 PLEASE CALl FOR ADDRESS. . SOME Of THE TENANTS: KINKO'S, FIGGE, MULDOONS, SPA GREGORIES, EDWARDS THEATERS, COAST MAGAZINE, BOMBAY CO., KMS NOTARIES, THE BRIDE, ELIZABETH BENEFIELDS, EDWARD JONES, DENNIS JACOBSOf'.J PlASTIC SURGERY, AND MANY MORE. 210 ccmtETAl llNOUSTRtAL FOR AENTl\.WE JOANNA TARPLEY 949-760-.9150 ext. 212 Cell phcsne 949-230-2688 I™ --11 47' EIPLOYBT I OPPORTUNITIES Moving Salt lJke new 90la. $732.000 Shlli Ttn • 949-380-9492 °' -0512 Ct call Muy PM view of bey. $3IOOI mo. Yealty. Lon Vance Realton MM73-40S2 Jlluftt 38r 2.581 end Ulllt hon! Ct1ynl. pallO on~ LARGE UNITS AVAIL dbl Ill gw. $2350 Saibtra Wide drM up INdl doora. loYe seal. chairs ent8l\aln- mtlll ctr ~table. W/O, E1p'd Bookheplng A1al1 ~.Semi• tint PT Flex hOurs, 24hrs ~ a plus Fax rnume to CMs 10 !ndscape O!ol!!c!pes.rlll com access etc 9-644-0802 11 949-476-8854 Ct Hnllil f PINN be IWll'I tllel Ille lllllngs In tt111 Clttgory may l9qUlr'I you to call • 900 number In which ~ 11 a clllrgl per minute. PINN be wwy o1 out of "" companltt. Cllecla wiltl the local a.net BUlllltU Bu- ,_, btbw you Miid eny money or lwt tor Mrvlc... Reed end uncltratand any conncta btfOrt you 1lgn. Purault 2270 center CIOll- IOlt Y arnahl 225 H P salt •1111 -VHF GPS fiSh tinder ~ CD OuaJ a.it latllls Pnstlllt Staller 0 s. lion RtllCy 949-673-5354 I Ill It 'HI ................. ;:,..;·E::;= -..... -I 'a ~ I on NP Blvd MH73-5300 Pott.ery Bern llelpw eola & cll1lr, Salld twlll 11ip "! Bal PIM& For =' .--------714-953--4810 9.1573-8695 Blutta 1 •lOtY upandtd townllomt, 3bml ai., on prtvllil grMnbtlt. Lob of upgndM. SS51,000 ~ ...... 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Mr. Van 949-850-8200 BAY VIEW GIANT 6 • den, 2 kitchen• $775,000 Agent M9-723-8120 HARBOR YTEW HOMES OPEN EVERY SUN 1-4 1118 Manltlgll Sbr, or 5 • bonua 3.5ba, new 1ppll1nct1, pool. $1,075.000 MHI0-0164 C.il 14~1).5474 EAST BLUFF Upda1ed 3& home. ~g lnaldt comer lol new till rool ~ Orly Owner/ A!!I 949-729--0670 Ealttlluff 5111 lrg lns«lt lot. compltttly updated, MW roo1 & M. 3c gw Prine Orly OwnrlBltr 949-729-0870 Newport Vltw Eat•t• pi!•tlal ~ontemporlJY -tslalt. 6Bt, pool, spa, Kol pond, uerclse rm. awrox 7687 " $1.395,000 Pllridl Tenore. 949-856-9705 m VAM DEN IOSSCHE REAL ESTATE BROl(fA LOCAL SUfCE mo 949-850-0943 ln:nl 1~=11• -~1 :;·::!~ PRIME ESTATES mri, "°'" ~~ s=.'c:'::: Lott & Oceer1 Views! • • MANAGERS Pre--school 2850 FaiMe., Call Patrick T....,... Ave (Fa1rv1ew/Adam5) .,..,.. 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Do www.lttt0pp4U.com ~ .. :r&: .., hell>-BOOKKEEPER PT In HI l*Pt? you l!ltp 16·24hra/WMll PeachtrM, tnlCil ol l'9COlds Ind lolow AP, AR, bank rtcS Fu I.Cl? Fill llrnt poMlotl 949-644:§! 10 rttumt to 714·~7 nt~ues @nlltdi les The Newport W/C.oata Maa Daily Pilot pracatl,.,. wiiapat~to pr.-aatiqaat mllmiWa. Prid ... --.. .u •• , •uaelln, ..._..wf i*as,111 I• ..._._ , ..•. __,,.. ...... EXECUTIVE SEARCH We are toot.;ng let a hql tnlfgy money motivated person to JOI" OUI surd\ IWrn " ~ fil hi modi! ail Jim Role al 714-743-0700 et send resume to UNISEARCH-'190 The City Of. Ste 150, Orange, Ce 828" Motel • DHk Cleft Ftr 2274 Ntwpot1 llouit'iard Costa ...... 949-64&-7.US Coate ..... Motot Inn PLUMS CAFE & CATERING NOW HIRING: ClttnnQ Otlrvtry Ptl100S Cller1ng StMrs. 8ar1todttl & Ult Coob ~'" ,,_ 369 E 1711 St Colla Mese 949·722-7586 n• 14•7f0.5351 ANTIQUE & CLASSIC CARS 9 Cars, 2 motorcycles. all in perfect condition 100% restored. Sale all In one block or individually. Pnvate Party OPEN HOUSE 10am-4pm Sat March 10 Sun March 11 2001 1229 w Stiely Ct ~Cellt Cell for lilting 949-7t9·t3t7 llfllW Z3 .. ~ ... , .... ( CR~R • .::- 7'4-1354171 A SPECIAL PuBUCATION JUST FOR YOU! PuBUSHFS: March 28, 200 l SPACE t COPY DtIDUNF.: Maich 19th-5pm . I 88 Thursday, Morch 1, 2001 I TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Bridge By CHARI ES OOREN with OMAA SHARIF '1ld TANNAH HIRSCH n'ST YOUR ANALYSIS NOl'th-South vulnerable. El-'ll deals. NORTH •OJ . , ibt7 <> 6 31 •AKHJ WEST MAST •'4ll •6 5 o AQ8654 o KJll <> 7 <> K Q J 10 9 8 .. J 108 .. 2 SOlfTH •AK I0987 ~ VoW <> AS 4 •Q976 The bidding: ~ soum l <> 2• 51:1 .._ ,_ ,. ,_ Opening l~d: Seven of o Study all four lw1'b 1n 1hls dill· grMi. How ~~k\ hould South malce at Mx s 7 Mow should lhe play proceed. East-West's preemptive 1ac111:s ~ullcd in Nonh·Soulh reaching a slwn tfwt was •lightly ogailllit the odch because of 1hc blocking club Spob. Indeed, seven clubs is a belier coo\fllci than six s~! I lowever. ii •~ dillkuh 111 fault North-South - Ibey did IA'ell 10 reach 1 slam The key bid was Soul.h"s pa~'> of five heans. Because of the vulncrab1Ji1y and North-Suulh:s p.iwer aucuon the ~s was forcina. lmplylna a void In heans, and, since Soulh aurely had a 1iJ1-card 1uit to enter die auction, vuJ. netable. lhe two sj)llde honors were ucellcnl support, so Nonh opeed for five ~· Since thlJ Al&&Qled no ~&ed values in hcatu. SOUth boldly pushed on t0 slam. If clubs 1pllt 2·2t dccllr'CT has no problem scoring ll tricks -11 in the black suits and \fie ace or diamond.\. However, with1' normal 3· 1 dlvbloo, the 'J>0U mike It lmOOS$1 ble IO col· l«t more ttt.i four c:fub tricks unlc:u declarer can find 1 way to gee rid of a &lockini club from hmd. 1lw can be accompt.isbed by discardln& a club from the Soulh hand bu1, since Wes1 'a diamond lead is swcly a s~leton. It m\ISI be dallc without allowmi East IO gain Uae lead. Once the problem is recogniud, the solution bccotne ~ wins Ille ace of diamonds at trick ooe. crosse1 10 lbe queen or spacles and I~ 1hc 1Cven or hclru (rom dummy. If East foUows low. declarer sluffs a club. When East coven with the jack. declarer ruffs and JetS back lO the la ble wilh lhc JllCk of ~pades lO lead the Im of hc:aru, Jl8llfl discarding 1 club should East play low. Easr produces the king to lhwart lhis phln but. nfter ruffing, declarer ha,, n:ached the de'ircd position. The oui.tanding trumJ? ia drawn. declarer cntcn. dummy w1Lh lhc Icing of du~ and leads the nine or beans, discard· '"B 11 club from hand. Dcclam-can v.m Wly return, cash the queen of clubs and run lhe suit foe 12 tricks. 1-~ 11· c:=·l I• ~1 t I BMW Stel '15 A,uto, f\itty loedad, lady owntld. bOOlll records, blacK oatmeal 1n1, CO, '#ti above IVIW. body & mtcl\anlCll cilnd. CUITllll reg. ju$t smoooed S2.250 m •657961 u c Auto Bkrl 949-586-1888 BMW 32115 '99 111110, WlfY ... 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