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Home My WebLink About2000-03-09 - Orange Coast Pilot. . ' ' . . '. . ' THtmSDAY, MARCH 9, 2000 . ' . . . . ISn t.over • South County's hu~e Measure F victory is a 'bwnp in the road,' consultant says. Greg Rlsllng DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Unable to ground a ballot measure approved by voters Tuesday night, pro-airport lead- ers remained undeterred in their battle to promote an international airfield at El Toro. Opponents of Measure F, a ballot initiative t.Qat garnered 67% of the vote in the March 7 primary, said they will continue to send the same mes- sage to the public: an El Toro airport is needed to serve the county's booming population and will also serve as an economic benefit. "It's a bump in the road as far as we are concerned," said Dave Ellis, a con· sultant for the Newport Beach-based Airport Working Group. "We will have to redouble our efforts to make sure an a.i.J]>ort at El Toro can be reality.· 'Amid all of the con/using messages and convoluted arguments on both sides of the Measure F campaign, Orange County resid e nts decisively SEE EL TORO PAGE A6 •', MARKING THE BEGINNING OF LENT !!3VOTE 2000 111111 • Defeat of state Prop. 26 is not consid· • ered a stumbling block for Newport-Mesa's Sl 10-million school bond. See P1199 AS. • For final results of Tuesday's primary · election, see Page AS. • Some 'No on F' activists say they cLid all they couJd; others blame change in strategy. Greg Risling DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -How did a pro-auport camp compnsmg pnmarily Newport-Mesa groups, in a little more than a year, go from predictmg victory to the losing end of a land.slide vote? That .was the nagging question a day after Measure F -South County's latest attempt al derailing the 'county's plans for an international airport at El SEAN HIWR I DAILY PILOT Rosa Quintanilla holds her month-old son, Marvin, as Father Ismael Silva marks a cross on his forehead in observance of Ash Wednes· day at SL Joachim Catholic Church in Costa Mesa. · Students criticized for running anti-Semitic ad • OCC ne.wspaper staff ran paid advertisement claiming the Holocaust never happened. Officials call it a learning experience. ORANGE COAST COLLEGE -After being lashed with criti- cism by local Jewish groups for printing a paJd advertisement that said the Holocaust never hap- pened, the staff of a campus weekly said they learned a valu- able albeit painful lesson. But the Coast Report's co-edi- tors -David Song, 23, and Kimiko Martinez, 22 -said they don't regret running the ad. Advertising for the ne wspaper is typically handled by advertising director Mary Quinn. But Quinn deferred the decision lo run the ad to the editorial staff alter antici- pating that it mlght generate con· troversy. "They dJdn't make the deasion li ghtly,• said Cathy Werblin, fac- ulty advisor of the Coast Report, a weekly publication staffed by nearly 20 1ournallsm students. "I had too many personal issues to make the decision on my own. We had a lot of in-depth, intellectual, and sometimes emotional discus· sion about free speech.• Werblln, who is Jewish, said she held two-hour-long discus-· sions and many informal debates with her class before they decided to run the inflammatory ad. Protecting the children • Costa Mesa child.abuse prevention program honors three women help others by sharing their stories. DMette elcMet DMY PILOT She bore her father's child. 1be NIIMI man Who raped end abuled ber and eight ol ber liblingl for molt ol their UV.. 1be MID8 man wbo tortured -4·,.u-old .. to' death and buried tbe body ID Mateo. ltwa 14 ,_,. .,._.___.. center in Cost.a Mesa. That's when the healing and helping process began. Now, because of Qulntero' courage, her father ii serving 30 yean in prilon. And she is being lauded for having the strength and faith to tell her story in hopes ol help- ing others. Parent Help USA honored Q.ain- tero along with two other women at a small celebration held Wectn.day. 1be women were recognized for their bard work and dedication to belplng otben. . The advert! emenl, placed by Bradley R. Sm1th, chrector of the Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust, ran once in the Fe b. 2 edibon of the paper. Smith has placed similar ac\,ver- ti erne nts in more than 300 l:am- pus newspapers, accordmg to his Web site. Many colleges, he said, have refused to print his ads. E- mail messages to Srruth went unanswered. ( SEE OCC PAGE A6 deatll that BMtrta Manlel Quimao tald bs llDry '°a caa1lar at,..._. Help UM.. m.111 ............ Denil9 Wood, • volunteer at the center, WM rea>gniaed far danatina counu.t houn to grant writing .na l11L~tl1nlllQ I I .. .... ...alllllfUMlllallr ... . - Toro -passed by a 2·to· 1 margm. It was near the end of i9qa when momentum was bwldmg for the El Toro project and Newport Beach w~ leading the troops into bdtUe lncumbent Supervisor Jun Silva had crwsed to victory over tus South County-funded challenger -Hunt· ington Beach's Dave Sullivan Ftflh District SuperviSor Cynth1a Coad also woo handily, not onJy preserving but strengtherung the pro-cUrpOrt ma1onty oo the Orange County Board of Super- visors. • Newport Beach leader'#t the b.Jne SEE LANDSLIDE PAGE A7 Council considers ballot for Greenlight •Proponents of the slow-growth measure are asking Newport Beach officials to include it on the June 6 ballot. Noaki Schw artz DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -The City CouncH will hold d la I· mmute meebng Fnday to deade whe ther to place the so-called G reenlight uuUdllve on the same speciaf election ballot as the Newport-Mescl chool di lncts bond measure in June Mayor John Noyes on Satur- day received a letter from Green- light -the group that drafted the slow-growth mea ure -propos· mg that its uubabve dppear on the June ballot instead of the November pres1denlldl election ballot. The deosion to hold the last- minute meeting WdS the result oJ much scrambling by oty officials, who would have to make the decision by Fnday to me t the 88- day requireme_nt fo r pldong mea- sures on the ballot. ·1 think it's a po 1bve step that they're meetmg, • said Greenllght spokesman Phil Arst The Greenllght group made ~ the same request earlier Uus year. but 1t was shot down by counCl.1 members, who saJd thclt a peoal elecbon would be too co Uy aod typically have smaller voter turnout , At the brne, the Greenllght group countered that a fall elec- tion might be too late for residents to vote on severa l unportdnt developments curre ntly gomg through the planrung process, including the proposed 470-room resort at Newport Dune . The Protect From 1rafhc and Density lnitiallve p roposes to let SEE GREENL1GHT MGE A.7 11111 CIASWID5 ___ .....__.., mum1m..m __ _ _______ .... ..m11nm ___ _ sun ______ _ ..s ____ _ ..... ...... ...11 .. IN I t II llllF · Fashionable charity on display Saturday .. nauma cmtilr, OCC Cbildrm'I C..tm and Pediatric c:am.-R111 •rch foundation. • 1be 14tb annue1 Moeber-Oeugbter Paab- Most mothen don't undentand their daugbten' fashion teme. However, mother· ion Shaw and 'IM will begin with a lilent auction at 12:30 p.m. The show will begin at 2 p.m., featuring ensembles by Saks Pifth Avenue and South Coast Plaza. The event will be held at the Westin South Coast Plaza, 686 Antoo Blvd., Costa Mesa. · daughter fashion sbowa can sUll be a suc- cess. At the National Charity League, Juniors NeWJ>Qrt chapter's fashion show Satwday, mothers and daughters will mow olf tbelr style to raise money for High Hopes Hea<i National Charity League, Junk>n ii a phil-• anthropic, cultwal and social group that pro- motel cbaritab1e efforts and fa.ten mother- daughter relationships. A2 Thursday, Morch 9, 2000 HEIS The working man's connection to the world. TRADmONAL MAN When Gerry Mackey pours a beer, people pay attention. That's because the 55-year-old tap operator is a veteran pub man. Mackey, who runs the Harp Inn in Costa Mesa with his ~e. Patricia, has poured beer for 30 years. The Irishman called his bar ·a little bit of home away from home." Mackey brought the Irish tradition with him when he moved to Costa Mesa 20 years ago from Armagh, Ireland. The Harp 1nn is an homage to Irish tradition, said Mackey. Even its interior offers a glimpse of Irish history. A framed 1920s photograph of the late Irish Republican martyr, Michael Collins. hangs on a wall next to a colored draw- ing of Irish patriot Robert Emmet. Mackey once managed a social dub in Armagh before he moved to the Unit- ed States and settled in Orange County. •Apart from the longer days. I don't miss it too much,• Mackey explained in his heavy Irish accent. "Very few people like the Irish weather. It rains two times a week in lreland -once for three days Ge rry Mackey Ready to pour it on for St. Paddy's Day and once for four days.• HOME AWAY FROM HOME *Ceade Mile Faille" means a hun- dred thousand welcomes in Gaelic, Mackey said. Besides making sure the bar is always stocked with alcohol and supplies, Mackey's No. 1 priority at lhe Harp Inn is bis customers. Every morning he greets about a half-dozen regulars at 9 a.m. for a traditional lrtsh breakfast con- sisting of bacon, eggs and a meaty deli- cacy called "black and white pudding.• "I've had some of the same customers since day one,· Mackey mused. "Most of them are hard-working people who come to pubs for camaraderie. A pub is also like an extension of your living room; you feel at home. It's also your communication center, or your confes- sional." BEITER THAN THE REAL THING At the Harp Inn, the employees are as authentic as the imported beer. "People are always pleasantly sur- prised when they find out we're a real Irish pub," Mackey said. "Customers feel like they're getting real Irish hospitality.• Next week, the Harp Inn will cele- brate its 13th SL Patrick's Day. As with most years, crowds arrive early. By noon, there's usually a line out the door. Mackey said St. Patrick's Day is no different than other days; the pub's house band will play the some Irish music while the regulars sing along. Mackey just hopes he can accommodate everybody. "On St. Patrick's Day, everybody wants to be lrtsh." Mackey said. "If we rented the Orange County Performing Arts Center for the day, we still wouldn't have enough space to accommodate everybody.· -Story by Oaudia Figueroa; photo by Don Leach Hfgh school meets high fashion at Prom Prep 2000 I t's never too early to start planning for the prom. And high school fash- ion fanatics can get a first glimpse of what's hot when Seventeen Magazine brings its Prom Prep 2000 style tour to Costa Mesa. The teen mag will offer makeup tips and clothing advice March 18 at Macy's juniors depart- ment, on the second level in South Coast Plaza. The event is scheduled to start at 2 p.m. and will fea·- ture a prom fashion show, mini-makeovers, modeling tips and goodie giveaways. Magazine reps are expect- ing hundreds of stylish seniors -yes. freshmen, sophomores and juniors are invited, too -to flock to .Dai¥ PJlot. VOL M.. NO. 59 Jasmine Lee RETAIL ROUNDUP Prom Prep 2000. Prom dates, however, will not be provided. SKATEBOARDING FOR TOTS It's like the skateboard version of mini-me. Equal Ska~eboards, a Newport Beath-based company, has developed a_ high-perfor- mance skateboard which is intended to help younger skaters execute trickS and flips like the big boys do. The secret solution: equipment that fits. The philosophy behind the smaller but perfectly proportioned skateboards is that children ages 4 to 12, who usually weigh between 75 to 120 pounds, cannot maneuver the bigger, heav- ier boards. · So that was the problem -the boards were too large. Right ... now 4-year- old skaters can go pro. FLOWERS IN BLOOM Construction just went commercial. It could be considered a business detractor to have construction going on around the parking lot of a major mall. But at South Coast Plaza, where a new bridge across Bear Street is being installed, dozens of barricades are not big, bulky READERS HOTUME "' ldlleftliemeots he<ein <Mt be (949) 642-6086 r~oduced without written ~· m of copyylght owner. inconveniences. They are an advertising campaign. Photographs of bold, beautiful flowers have been wallpapered onto the barri- cades. South Coast Plaza hired an ad agency to do the eye-catching work, hoping to get customers' attention and draw them in. The colorful pictures will remain on the barricades - between eight to 12 feet high and about 16 feet long -throughout the construc- tion period, which is expect- ed to be completed in August. The "Bridge of Gardens• will allow pedestrians to cross the street to South Coast Plaza. WEATHER AID SURF Record your comments about the Daily Pilot or news tlps. ADDRESS HOW IQ REACH US lWMPDAn.ES Blfboa . 1IDU TODAY First low GaMdon 64145 .. Daily Pilot , I New ki{Js club frees up your shoJPng titne ' H ugg1 & Kluez, Scrapbooking & More is offering a kids club every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for children ages 6 and up. You can gather up your children and drop them off for an hour of creative fun, making scrapbook pages. The cost is $6 per child. If you don't have time to make a scrapbook, or if you need h~lp getting sla.rted, Huggs & Kissez can help. Stop by the store for details. It's at 270 E. 17th St. in Costa Mesa. For more information, please call (949) 642-9090. A large selection of sofas can be found at Sofa U Love. The store special- izes in custom sofas, chairs, spfa beds and cus- tom sectionals. The sofas come in all kinds of sizes and styles and it's easy to find the right fabric to fit your lifestyle. There are 1,500 fabrics to chose from. Sofa U Love has been in Los Angeles for the last 25 years; there are seven showrooms in the Los Angeles area. Sofa U Love's Corona del Mar showroom is at 2846 E. Coast Highway. in Corona del Mar. Call (949) 760- 3137. Old Navy always bas the best buys on clothing for the whole family. Its current special is on mes- senger pants for women, girls and babies. The plain-front, tbree-quarter- length pants come in a variety of colors and they are 100% cotton twill. The pants cost $26.50 for won\en, $19.50 for girls and $12.50 for baby girls. Old Navy is at the Metro Pointe Shopping Center in Costa Mesa. Call (714) 540-3817. Classic Tailoring bas moved to a new location at Fashion Island iJ\ Newport Beach. It offers custom tai- loring on suits and shirts, and top quality alterations on men and ladies cloth· ing. To celebrate its new location, the business is offering a "buy six shirts, get one free• special. Classic Tailoring is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m . Call (949) 640-5811 . If you like the shabby chic look and vintage gar- den and home accessories, stop by Savannah. It's filled with architectural antiques, statuary, pots, lighting, mirrors, scented candles and more. It's cur- rently having a sale on selected items. Savannah is at 250 B. 17th St. in Cos- ta Mesa. It is open Wednesday through Satur- day from 10:30 a.m. to 6 Greer Wylder BEST BUYS p.m. and Sunday through Tuesday by chance or appointment. Call (949) 650-8584. Scene, a gallery in Newport Hills Center, is filled with art and prints. The gallery also does cus- tom framing and custom mirrors. It has rugs, furni- ture, fabrics and romantic decor. Scene is near Ralph's and next to Ace Hardware at 2620 San Miguel Drive. It's open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m . to 6 p .m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call (949) 720-3939. If you love designer clothing but don't love designer prices. the Costa Mesa Designer Outlet says it carries designer clothing at 50% to 90% off depart- ment store prices. There's a big selection of men's and women's clothing, shoes and accessories. The discount clothing store car- ries top designer name brands, including Calvin Klein, Gucci, Prada, Ver- sace, Moschioo, Bally, Fer- ragamo and Donna Karan. It recently received new spring merchandise, such as sweaters starting at $19.99 -retail value $99; dresses starting at $49.99 -retail value $299; and suits starting at $69.99 - retail value $199. The Cos- ta Mesa Designer Outlet is at 3941 S. Bristol St. in Costa Mesa. It's open Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., Sat-. urday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Sunday from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. Call (714) 825-0202. Luxuries Newport • Beach is having a 50% off sale on selected merchan- dise. The home accessories store is filled with one-of- a-k:ind candles, gifts, Ital- ian furniture, Italian ceramic pieces, garden items and vintage furnish· ings. It recently added hooded wraps and pon- chos to its mix of eclectic items. Luxuries Newport Beach is on Old Newport Boulevard in Newport Beach.Call(949)642- 1060. • 9IST 9UYS 1ppHrs on Thurs- days and Saturdays. Send lnfof'· matlon to Greer WVlder at 330 W. Bay St, Costa ~ 92627, or vii fax It (949) ~170. POUCI FILES COSTA MESA OUr Mtdres is 330 W. ~ St.. Costa Mesa, CA 92627. 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The Dunes resort project has turned into an ice- berg for the Planning Commission and it could be another month before there is a vote on the mammoth proposal. •I think we're looking at the first meeting in April, assuming that we're completely satis- fied with everything, H said Planning Commis- sion Chairman Ed Selich. The delay could throw a wrench into the plans. Dunes proponents were hoping to get Planning Commission approval and then next month take it to the City Council. With a slow-growth measure pending for the fall ballot, the Dunes pro- J>.OSal risks becoming the main political target of Greenlight -the group of community activists who drafted the initiative. Although the corruiµs- sion will probably not make any decisions tonight, it will continue discussing the project. The $100-million pro- ject that was recently scaled down proposes 370 rooms and 75 time- share units. In addition. there will be 46,000 square feet of conference space, swimming pools, a health spa and restau- rants. Recent estimates have determined the pro- ject could bring in as much as $1.6 million in annual revenues to the city. Commissioners said the main reason this pro- ject is taking longer than most is its size and pro- posed location. next to the ecologically sensitive Newport Bay. A number of local environmentalists are concerned about pro- tecting the b.ay and oppose the project. The resort would tow- er over other comparable lQc'al hotels, such as the 285-room Four Seasons and the 2.50-room Mar- riott. Moreover, there are also surrounding resi- dents and ever-present traffic concerns to consid- er. •Tue reason why this is taking so long is that this is such an important piece of property," Selich said. ·1 want to be dam sure we do what's right here." The commission's next step is to vote on the ade- quacy of the project's environmental report, Selich said. Commission- ers also must provide pro- ponents with feedback on the new scaled-down version of the resort. To give the panel a better understanding of the resort's new size, hotel proponents this week put up 23 giant bal- loons. However, because of recent weather condi- tions, the St,500-a-day Ooating indicators were difficult to read. •J saw the belloons," Selicb said. •Tuey gave you an indication of where the high points of the building were. n.y·,. not as good as do6ng story poles, but it'I bud for a building that. big.· . . Thur~, Morch 9, 2000 A3 Loca,/ sc o~r-atbletes earn recognition at awards banq_uet . '\. . M onday night I as ___ ....;.. ___ ......__.;;..__ els by recognizing local hopes to study economics lions, not knoWlllg that be privileged to a end high school seniors who at UC San Diego, where was seated beside a Protes- the 30th annu best exemplify the scholar-economics is considerably tant undercover agent. Scholar Athlete Awar s athlete. • · more importaot than foot-In Uu sldte of mind, be Dinner of the Orange Foundation official Bob ball. tte thanked bis par-told mP that he had been County Chapter of the Keropian set the tone for ents for the good genes the chaplain for the Los National Football Founda-the evening when he said: they gave him, •atthough, Angeles Rams during Lhl'lr tion and College Hall of ·u these kids had been as you may have nobced, stay in Orang.-t. ounty crnd Pame. arrested for. some sort of rm pretty short. But dt least felt a deep senst> of dismay If that sounds ponderous, criminal activity, this room they Qdve me some brains: and some respo11s1t?ility the evening decidedly was-J h N Bell would be full of TV cam· ' Billy Clayton of Newport . ' that they had played <;1) n't. Not only was it a brfi?ath osep . eras and reporters. But Harbor High -who y.ras badly: In his d nse, he of fresh.air, but it also kept THE BELL CURVE nobody really knows about the Coaches' Selection all· put at least 11 1 11 lior'I ut the me a.way from the TV and . . these kids bec~use·tbey're S~a View League first team blame on Rd • :; owne1 telephone cacophony 'of part -a very exceptional on both offense and ~ • Georgia Frof1t1ere, who he election eve. • and Matthew Mueller from part -of the 99% ot young defense -is ij kind of . clearly didn't t>gdrd as a I was there because my Estancia. The entire group people who don't mdke thdt dream team all' wrapped up soul mate. l t •Id him that Newport Beach lawyer sat on a raised dais, clad · kind of news. Recogmzing in one human being. In after the Rant) uebt-cle, he friend, Julian Ertz -a past rather uncomfortably in the scholar-athlete JS what addition to playing varsity was O-for·2 with his failure president of the organiza-tuxedos -which I was told we're all about: football, basketball and vol-to produce a ny mler~:.t m tion -invited me. As his is a matter of tradition at It took a lo.ng time to leyball, he compiled a 4 11 Notre Dame amony thesP guest, I sat a little uneasily these affairs (and for which capsulize the achievement grdde-point avtilay~. talented athletes, and he at the bead table. As a the chapter picks up the of each young man on the ranked 12th academically accepted that verdlct m res.~t, the Daily_Pilot was .tab). Conspicuou~ly;absent ?-~ t;>efore they re~ponded in a class of 454, won t?e remarkably good humor officially recog_ruzed, and I. among these two dozen -mdiVldually and bnefly.. Haryar~ Book Award, JS • But any man of God who made a new fnend. young men were facial .bciir, They were generally poised closing in on Eagle Scout, can offer up invocations Sitting beside me was nose rings and tattoos. ~ and there was very little plays the piano for bis Sun-and benedlcbons as brief ~gr. John Sammon of the Since 1947, the founda'-. foot shufllin~. Most of th47m day church services, an~ poignant and funny as th~ Diocese of Orange,_w~o lion, according to its litete<. ~ed their par~nts as~ h.as accept~d early ~<1mi:5-monsignor deserves to be offered up a benediction ture, has been "dedicated they really meant it, and 1l s1on to Stanford Uruvers1ty. forgiven for Jo mg one once that was not only wonder-to preserving the spirit of was a matter of record that There were two dozen u. cl while. fully brief but smashingly football, its character-build-only one thanked his girl-others with similar creden-' However it wa clear appropriate to the occasion. ing attributes and its vital friend. tials on the dais. The mon-that there V.:eren·t dny It should be 9fided in some role in the education Estancia's M&tthew signor was showing losers dmong the young book ~r ~ther of memorable process." Mueller ~as the only alb-increasing pai~t a.& eac.h. of '. _ men. on the dais Monday. benedictions for young One way jt does this is to lete weanng glasses. He the honorees ai\Munced And somehow that was an clerics to study. • award scholarships -probably didn't have them their hopes and plans and especially coo{'°rtang feel- Among the 24 scholar-$425,000 last year -to on when he won all-Pacific none of them so much as ing on dO clecllon mghl athletes honored were two deserving high school Coast League honors as a mentioned Notre Dame · from the Newport-Mesa scholar-athletes. Another fullback and linebacker to University. This set him to • JOSEPH N. BEU is a resident of school district: Billy Cll\ytOn way is to provide <:ommuni-go along with his 3.68 some melancholy reflec-Santa Ana Heights His column from Newport Harbor High ties with positive role mod-grade-point average. 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The portion of Red J-li\) Avenue will be closed' while Andrew Glazer the cre·ws WilJ link the car- OAtLY PILOT pool lanes on the San Diego . Freeway with those. on th e COSTA MESA _;,_ Drivers Costa Mesa Free way (55). ln addition to allowing a . dreading detours during carpool lane, the new bridge construction on Red Hill also will include space for Avenue have been saved by bicycle commuters. the rain. For now. During the nine months of Construction crews post-construction on Red Hill, dri- poned closing the street to vers will be forced to wind traffic where it crosses the though five nearby streets. San Diego Freeway (405) Naghavi said he expects .the until March 19, said Peter worst traffic delays to be dur- Naghavi, the city's director ing rush hour. of transportation. They were The entire carpool lane scheduled to begin tearing it connection sbouJd be com- down Wednesday. pleted by 2004, Naghav1 The closure _is part of a said. ' 1 CONRAD LAU I DAILY Pit.OT TUNNEL VISION: Balley Shoenberger, 4, ~~ her sister Bridget, 2, run toward Balboa Pier after visiting their grandfather ln Newport Beach. IN BRIEF '~' engineering effort earns award was the most expensive and complicated public works contract in Newport Beach history, said Don Webb, Public Works direc- tor for the d ty. IN BRIEF Leigh Steinberg contributes $8,000 to Scenic 5 K Run Thanks to a generous donation, one of the city's largest summer cornrnunity events is well on its way. Sports attorney Leigh Steinberg, who lives in Coro- na del Mar, contributed $8,000 last week to the Scenic 5K Run. The Corona del Mar· Chamber of Commerce fund- raiser is also spon5ored by the city of Newport Beach and the Corona del Mar beautifi- cation committee. Proceeds from the event Fl)l(:-INSl J lll ~l) Cl)s AT RATES THAT ARE HARD TO B EAT 1 your CD 1~ ma1uring or you're wnsidcri ng a new CD, don'r sell yourself shon at 1he local bank. 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There will also be a 2K walk and a lK Kid's Dol- phin Dash. along the same route, said Jim Skahan, the event's chairman. Steinberg said he consid- ers himself an active member I Entire Purchase I Valld W/Coupon Accept all competitor I Coupons L Exp. 3/31fl000 -----) 052 Irvine Ave. Wesrcliff Plaza (949) 646-57 46 Vinyls• Ceramics Wood • Laminates CURRENTLY MARKED DOWN 30o/ooff CALL NOW 642-8400 DESIGN CENTER ''For A//. Your Decorating Needs!'' FURNITURE RE UPHOLSTERY • Custom-Made Furniture • Slip Covers • Patio Furniture • Draperies. Shades, & Bedspreads Add'l 5% Off for Sbopptne 11ds SlturdlJ 5/11/00. ' I ( ~ ' \ , t ~~ '~ t ' I '.' , ! \ l : • • I• ' of the race even though he won't be participating in it. "My role is to start the race,• he said. "I also enjoy cheering my kids while they run in Dolphin Dash.• Steinberg and his ~e,· Lucy, have also sponsored last month's Spirit Run and this month's Newport Beach International Film Festival, which will take place March 30. -daudia Figueroa The Orange County Engineering Council has awarded the Engineering Project Achievement Award to the city of New- port Beach for the design of the •Arches• interchange. • The interobange, 11ocat- ed at the intersection of Newport Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway, S'S~ Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less/ 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One 8lodl 5ouUl of .05 ,.,., (714) 545-7168 More than 120,000 cars use the interchange daily. Design engineer for the project was Moffatt & Nichol Engineers. Con- struction engineer was Brutoco Engineering & Construction, Inc. Webb accepted the achievement award on behalf of the city at a Feb. 26 banquet in Anaheim. Huge Savings up to 70°/o Off Name Brand Factory Seconds Different Sizes & Styles Call for more informuion and ma.nuf:acrutea namr &Rt~ Mon-Fri 10·6 Sat 1 ().5 Ult 171h St. Costa Mell 949) 722-7~ No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper ~ Druly Pilot 481 E. 17th Stree 645-2022 200 Birc~ St. (at Dove) •Newport Beach 833-0660 ------------------, WAl8 • Fall-lenlce W I s•7's w.. : L - - - - -~-·.:.•:.VIX::--r--------------------I I I I ------111oar WAIR · ftnWllmca-.. •8A'MWAS •Tia&•-- •Amn• .... .nm. ... L 01 .. 1a QLWll'J,l/M --------------------,---------------------Kit.OS 1'Aa . ~--..... .a / Doily Pilot Undeterred, school district moves forward with bond · •Def eat of state Proposition 26 is not considered a stumbling block for $110-million school bond. Danette Goulet DAILY P!LOT NEwPORT-ME$A School officials Wednesday said the failure of state Proposition 26 is not an omen for their own bond measure. California voters deter- mined in Tuesday's primary election that they don't want -to mak~ it easier for school bonds to pass. Prop. 26 would have reduced the two-thirds voting requirements for school bonds to a simple majority. But the Newport-Mesa Unified School District - which will ask local voters to approve a $110-million school bond in a June 6 spe- cial ballot -always intended to go after a • two-thirds majority, said school board member Martha Fluor. "I'm disappointed, but it's not preventing me from being optimistic,• said Fluor. •Regardless il it was 50% or two-thirds, we're committed to a bond. I'm still optimistic that !voters) see what needs to be done.· School board member Wendy Leece, a conserva- tive. said she was not clisap- ;pointed by the outcome of the vote. Despite her support of the multimillion-dollar bond for Newport-Mesa, Leece adamantly opposed making it easier to raise '· property taxes, saying that U taxpayers·were going to fork over the money, they should overwhelmingly agree to a school bond measure. "Failure of Prop 26 means that we must win over many more neighbors, friends, par- ents and other elected offi- cials,• Leece said. "The bur- den is on us to help the entire community understand why Men's Desipier Collection • Cutter & Buck • Descente •Ashworth •Bobby Jones • Greg Norman • IZOD • Tommy Hilfiger ·.Polo & More E•cape and Relax in~ quiet welcoming 1ettinQ. Soothe your sen11ore, renew your vitality and reaffirm your individual beauty. ~ Nestled within tlte world'• a minimal tax increase is jus- tilied to fix all of our schools.• District officials still hope voters will pass the $110-mil- lion bond and they are cross- ing theI:r fingers for an addi- tional $53 million from the state in matching funds. The mon~y would be used to fix all 29 of Newport-Mesa's crumbling schools. ~ When the ooard vot~d tQ ' put the bond measure befoce voters, they w~re prepared for Prop. 26 -regardless of the outcome. ·we planned our election for a two-thirds vote," said Supt. Robert Barbot. "When we--planned, we went ahead with the expectation that if. (Prop.) 26 passed, we would be ready. But we are also ready for two-thirds. For once, I think we covered the bases.· The statewide proposition narrowly failed, with 51 % of California voters opposed to it. Disappoin.ted or not, school bond proponents will forge ahead with their plans for the June vote. · "Yes, it will take a lot of time to persuade others, but the need is dear," Leece s~id'i •At the end of the day on June 6, many people, a two- thirds majority, must agrde with us. And I think U a bond passes, many will celebrate 1 with us and know they are a vital part in the future suc- cess of ow Newport-Mesa public schools.• . mo•l extraordinary aport. & (ilne11 complex ia Oui. S pa, tbe epitome of the day •pa. Relax ... Reduc~ •lTeaa ... Rejuvenate tbc mind and body. !3 VOTE 2000 U.S. REPRESENYAllVE • \'-' Dlstrtd I> (Cost. MN. West Newport) • -• 1~ of prttlnds ~pohlng • Dana Roh~acher ~ · (Republican) .............................. 78,142161.2% Ted Crlsell (Democratic) ........... U ,713 / 26A% Long K. Pham (Republican) ......... ?.215 17.2% Don Hull (Libertarian) .................. 4,419 / J .5% Constance Betton (Natural Law) .. 1,98] / 1.6% U.S. REPRESENYATIVE 41th District (Newport Beach) 100% of prttincts ~porting Christopher Cox (Republican) .. 111,751 168.69/• John Graham (Democratid ....... 15,446 / 9.5% Don Irvine (Democratic) .............. U ,612 11.4% Jim Keysor (Democratic) .............. 8,216 / 5.1% Maziar Mafi (Democratk) ........... 7,585 / 4 .7% David F. Nolan (Libertarian) ........ J,921 / 2A% Iris Adam (Natural Law) ..... ; ........ 2,041 /1.3% SYAYE SENATOR 35th District (Newport Beach, Costa M~) 100% of precincts reporting Ross Johnson (Republican) ..... n6,6051 62.1o/o Steve Ray (Democratic) .~ ......... 55,627 I 29.41% Cindy Kau (Natural Law) ............. 8,389 I 4.5% Paul L. Studier (Libertarian) ......... 6,917 I 3.70/o MEMBER, STATE ASSEMBLY 10th District (Newport Beach, Costa M~) 100% of precmcu ~porting John Campbell (Republican) .... 59, 134 / 6].30/e Merritt Lori Md<eon (Democratic) .. 'Zl,Yil/'193'/o Bob Vondruska (Libertarian) ....... J,217 I JA% Barry L Katz (Natural Law) ......... 2,345 I 2.5Ve Raymond o. Mills (Reform) ........ 1,053/1.1% , ' ' Ladies' Desiper Collection • Ralph Lauren • IZOD • EP. 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LOCAL MEASURES 100% of precmm rPportlng Measure F l\No-thirds voter approval'for new or e~panded 1a1I\, hazardous waste landfills or c1vllian airports Yes .... 383,989 / 67% No .... 189.140 f.330/o SYATEWIDE MEASUR~S 100% of pre<mm reporting Proposition 12 S2.1-b1llton bond measure for parks, open space and watershed pro1ects Yes .. J4S,170 /58.3o/e No 246,505/41.7% Proposition 13 S 1 97-blllton bond measure foi safe d11n~1ng water, water quality and flood protKt1on programs Yes ... 354.480 / 60.1% No .. 235,757 I 39.99/e Thur~, Morch 9, 2000 AS ~26 ReqUlf"t'S only • maj<>nty votef •pproY•I fOf ~ bonds to r~tr crumbhng fac.1trta Yes .. .239.021/41.1% No .. JG.165(5&.1% ~la Repnls the SG<ent tax 1ncrNSe on <J9¥ettes passed by voten in 1998 wrth Proposition 10 Yes ... 176,097 / J0..8% No . JM.M9 / ff.2% JUDICIAL Judte of the SUperior Coult 100% of prttincts reporting Offla No.1 Marc Kelly, deputy district attorney ..... ~ .. l59,081 / 75.4% John Michael Gullixson, attorney/Verba Lind.a mayor .. 1 U ,664 I 2J.9% Office NO. 6 John Conley, deputy district attorney ....... .265, 124 / 57.1% frick L. ·Rick• l.afsh, Superior Court comm1SS1oner .. 19S,J63 / 42.1911 Offtc. No. 7 Sheila Fell, Superior Court c.omm~ioner .208, 120 I 44.7% Tom Dunn, senior judicial attorn~ ....... 175,752 137.7% MIChael A. Leversen, Superior Court commissioner 78,751 /1~.9% Office No.10 Gary Paer, Superior Court commi!.Sioner .. 283,287 I 61.5% Terese S. Oliver, prosecutor ......................... 174, 117137.8% Office No. 24 Stephanie George, deputy district attorney .. .284,]32 I 60.2% Michael R. Capiw, retired district attorney ....... 184.413 I J9.1•/o Office No. 26 H. Warren Siegel, Superior Court judge .... . 257.179 I 57% Fred Anderson, consumer law attorney ...... ... 1J5, 175 I JO% Mark E. Farrar, attorney ................................... 55,090 / 12.2% Office No. 30 Dan M<Nerney, deputy district attorney .200,447 / 44.9% Jan Nolan, retired prosecutor . ......... 99, 735 I 22.4% Micha~I J Cassidy, Superior Court referee ........... 80,4 52 I 18% Jamie Duarte, consumer law attorney 62,203 / H .9% ... ' . A6 Thursday, Morch 9, 2000 occ CONTINUED FROM A 1 Nearly two weeks after Smith's notice ran, Joyce Greenspan -the director of the Costa Mesa-based Anti-Defamation League of Orange County-Long Beach regional office - chastised Song over the tele phone. · "It sounded like he did- n't know the issues sur- rounding free press,• Greenspan said. "I would hope that if they had ques- tions about the advertise- ment, they would have - brought someone in with 'the background and knowledge to help with decisions. Like a history professor.• Greenspan sa1'1 the ad was openly offensive and is dn attempt by SmHh to • inteUectudlize anti-Semi- tism. • "She was a bit con- frontational." said Song, who said Greenspan had not identified herself on the telephone. Song said he WdS some- what surprised by the call, which came two weeks after the ad ran. The ·text- her1vy advertisement tdiled to rile OCT students. "I think people on cam- "I told them the First Amendment isn't a great Jree- Jor-all. The only ones who re6lly have freedom of the presg, for good and for eyil, are those who own one .. " Stan Brin, editoi; The ,~~ge · County Jew/' Her~ag~ pus read and rejected it,• he said. "There was no response because people said "what a crock,•' said We rblin, whose shoulders slumped in exasperation. Last week, We rblin invited Stan Brin, editor of the biweekly newspaper, The Orange County J ewish Heritage, to speak to her class. Brin, soon a fte r Greenspan's call, wrote a letter to OCC President Margaret Gratton, criticiz- ing the paper for running the ad. "I told them .the First Amendmept isn't a great SABATINO'S • 1{1,l.1111.1111 ,\ I 1d11 '-h1p1 .II d '-.111,,1:.!• ( '" •Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach -Please call for hours. d1rectoons & reservat!OOS • 3t (949) 723-0621 d G SPRING Super Sllvings On Designer Labeb • free..for~all. • said Brin. ,,vho lives in Aliso Viejo. "The only ones who really have freedom of the press, for good and for evil, are those who own one." • Gratton, who said she was out of town most of last month, sent letters W~dnesday afternoon to Brin and Greenspan. She wrote that the expe- rience helped the students •understand ·the far-reach- ing impact on the commu- nity when insensitive pieces are printed.# Gratton said it was not her place lo comment on whether the students should have run the adver- tisement. But she said she respected bow the students arrived at their decision. ·Tuey have an excellent advisor, who happens to be Jewish, who had several meetings with student edi- torial staff,· Gratton said. ·we respect their right as student journalists to work through process. This was an incredible learning process about the responsi- bility of the media."- Werblin a'Cided there is no way to predict if the Coast Report would print anothe r ad from Smith. "We'd look at it and dis- cuss the ad with the staff as thoroughly as we did the first time," she said. El TORO CONTINUED FROM A 1 suJ)ported the initiative. It essentially will. require two- thirds voter approval before new airports, hazardous waste landfills or jails are built near homes -although the logistics of bow it will work in terms of the El Toro planning process already underway have yet to be detennined. Measure F opponents are argqi.ng ~at its passage does not halt the county's plan· Ding process set forth by a previously approved initia- tive. Measure A, which zoned the property for avia- tion at El Toro, was narrowly approved by voters in 1994. Measure F was the anti- airport camp's attempt at cre- ating a mechanism to get rid of the $2.9-billion El Toro air- port project for good, as sup- port for the facility has never come close to reaching a two-thirds majority in the county. However, • pro-airport supervisors have indicated that voters could face yet another measure in Novem- ber to gverturn Measure F. "l would expect there will be a new measure, but I wish there wasn'V' said Peggy Ducey, executive director of the Orange County Re gional Airport Authority, which met Wednesday night to discuss the next course of action. "The question is, where do we go from here?" An environmental impact report on the Er Toro airj>ort was released in December an(l is currently receiving comments from the public. County supervisors plan to vote on the report in June. . •we are still on schedule and operate under Measure A,,• sa,id Supervisor Jim Silva. Despite the •business as usual" statements, however, the legal complexity of Mea- sure F bas temporarily mud.- died El Toro's planninq pic- ture. Many observers expect uie measure will be picked apart in court, although it Ms been challenged unsuccess- fully several times by airport boosters. Representatives from Newport Beach-based pro-El Toro groups said Wednesday that they plan to file paperwork opposing the measure. "We'll certainly be one of the plaintiffs,• said Bruce Nestande, chairman of Citi- zens for Jobs and the Econo- my. "We will probably sub- mit our case in the next sev- eral days.• Nestande is encouraged by the concern of an Orange County judge who earlier questioned if the measure would violate the state con- stitution. He believes the two-thirds majority approval issue will be thrown out because it Daily Pilot can't be appll0$1 to land-use islUes, according to the state constitution. But if the El Toro plan is scrapped, Nestande and others say it will leave open the possibility for John Wayne Airport to be expand- ed with only a majority vote. Although the measure passed easily, no one believes the airport fight is over. While South County residents revel in their land- slide victory, they don't plan to ease off the pedal Meg Waters, · spokes- woman for the El Toro Reuse Planning Authority, Said the organization will continue to promote alternatives to the airport. Advertisements tout- ing the non-aviation •Millen- nium Plan" will be seen by residents on television and in ·mailers. "This isn't over by any means: Waters said. ·w e are happy with the outcome, but also realize there is a long road ahead." Supervisor Tom Wilson, who represents Newport Beach and South County, said he's not sure where the issue will go from here, but warned his colleagues on the> county board lo find out how their constituents voted on Measll!e P before promising an airport at El Toro. ·Perhaps there were folki. ih their own districts who overwhelmingly voted for F,' Wilson said. "It's probably not wise to ignore the people on this one." •SERI/IC• • SPSSO • LUJlURV r:--MeliJiZ•Ht--, I $501=1= I I I I Adult/RT .Fare I I (Mon-Thur on!y) with coupon I L---!..,,2'~---.J • Dally Service • • Reservations Required • 949/673-5245 CATALINA PASSENGER SERVICE, INC. WWW.CATALINAINFO.COM .. , ........ .. .. _ ...... fl? II ... ... ,. •• lb'f I • Owr 65 channels on C.O...pld~ Basic Savb • Owr ..a channels of Pay-Pu-View movirs •. 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I I Daily Pilot LANDSLIDE CONTINUED FROM A 1 ,characterized the results of tllat election as a •major loss• for South County and assumed the· anti-airport contingent would face an •uphill battle.• Even Clarence Turner, the 'former Newport mayor considered the city's airport ·guru,said confidentlyatthe time, ·u we play our cards .. right, I think we've won this one.•. .. • What happened over the coW'Se of 1999 that caused a reversal in momentum and the resulting change in pub- lic opinion? Insiders say there were inherent flaws working against the pro-airport group. First, South County produced a well-crafted ini- tiative -one that dealt not only with the airport debate but played to the general anti-government sentiment sweeping through· the coun- ty. . . •1 think it was a referen- dum on the county planning process, and the question is, where do we go from here and how do we make that change?• asked Peggy Ducey, executive director of the Orange County Region- al Airport Authority. Secondly, there was a clear. lack of leadership, direction and cohesiveness on the pro-airport front. •The pro-airport people. didn't do a good job of com- muni~ating the benefits of ~the airport,• said political consultant Eileen Padberg. "They have to go back to the drawing board and come up with a clear, con- sistent message of why the airport is a good thing." Padberg added that momentum was lost when voters were assaulted with varying concerns from two groups -the Airport Work- ing Group and the George Argyros-founded Citizens for Jobs and the Economy. Although three county supervisors, a large section of Newport-Mesa and some North County cities support an airport at El Toro, there appears to be an army with- out a general. •vou can't have all of these groups giving differ- . ent statements on a · daily · ,basis," she said. •Jt's too 'confusing and doesn't make sense. There needs to be one group driving the bus." Observers also point to the critical move made by the Newport Beach City Council last year. The coun- cil terminated the contracts of several El Toro airport consultants -what had been its •£1 Toro Task Force• -and put its weight behind organizations such as the Airport Working Group, believing group leaders would present a comprehensive and detailed plan to voters. ·we had a strategy and the machinery got disman- tled for political reasons,• said Tom Edwards, former mayor and longtime airport activist. ·Clarence Turner predicted this exact thing two years ago when the city changed its course. He pre- dicted it to a ·v· But City Council mem- bers defended their past decisions. In fact, Councilwoman Norma Glover said it was the focus on the task force that put the city behind in the fight. •They spent a year putting together a flawed plan a.nd we got way behind,• she said. ·we lost one year in the battle and it's really bard to play catch- up.• Mayor John Noyes also stood behind the council's decision to give lts money to the different organizations. •we've got grass-roots organizations out there and they know what they are doing." he said. •The coun· ty should be driving the train. I think we're on the right track.• · Councilman Dennis O'Neil added that no matter what the coundl did. tt couldn't spend public moo· ., on the campUgn, •Y· wey. Airport proponents .clmit ..., may Deed to retldnk ......... ....,. but don't ... .., ..., .... ..., ........ .,.,., ..... .. pro-airport camp will have to look closely at why Mea- sure F passed and make the necesscuy adjustments. •1 believe that the project can be packaged for a vote of the people and, at the same time, in a way that l~ts people know wh,at they gain and lose if it does or doesn't pass,• Ducey said. •1 think there's a way to do it.. South County offieials, who oppose an El Toro air- port, also sense that New- port Beach has Jost the ed~e it once had. · The El Toro Reuse Plan- ning Authority, a coalition of South County. cities fighting the airport, has reached out to the Newport-Mesa com- munity, saying both areas should work together to prevent El Toro and an expansion at John Wayne Airport. Local officials haven't accepted the offer. In the nieantime, some South County folks said the pro-airport group may have lost ground they can't recover. · *I don't think they have a lot of cards left in their deck,• said Meg Waters, a spokeswoman for the reuse group. *A lot of cities in North County oppose John Wa~e·s expansion and stand at the side with New- port Beach. But they have their heads in the sand.• -Daily Pilot staffers Jenifer Ragland and Noaki Schwartz contributed to this story. ) • • ' . . . CONTINUED FROM A 1 ~ti vote OD major Clewiapl•J4• tbal require a ... genmal plan amend- mmt. •Major• • defined u creating more than 100 peak-bour car trip1, more than 100 homes or more than 40,000 square feet of noor .. ·over what the dty'I general plan allows. 8'C4~ the measure threatens to dramatically change the dty planning process by giving residents the final say -even after a development b.as gone .... through tbe Planning Cam· pn>paMl to place tbe imMIA· mWIO"' ad City Council -live on the ip8dal a.Dot it ba ltin9d up the ~ ~ CODCmll Bout ticJlll ol city leaden and r.. CIOlt. it opem a new can ol idents. WOam for City Council And it could get miud llWDNn -and.· undaubt- into tbe politics al tbe ldlool ecDy. lchool nffldelt, bond lnue if both cam-Diatdct offtdaJa would paiglUI become ·heated at ~~"!~ oatbetbey -~) the same time, offldah said. -1-. ~ -__, The diatrtct ii uking res-more~ study the~ identl to pelB a $110-mlllion Wbilt}~~ bad ~ bood to repa1r detertonating told ,. NOf• they .rrre IK'hools. And by having an ~to baving~llow earty election, district offi-~ measure f on dais are hoping to have all .._: ftae special ballqt/they later the necessary paperwork to changed their pdGtion. approach tbe st.ate to apply •John (Noyes) mentioned for S53 million in matching it to me,• said board mem- funds. ber Serene Stokes. •At this So while Greenllght's point, I neect a lot more Thursday, Morch 9, 2cxx! A7 HONOR "We try to work with youth groups to try to iniorm tomorrow's parents of the problems of abuse. 'It's amazing how much need is out there." Denise Wood that her stof}'. was heard.• By telling her story publicly, Quintero helped to defeat a 1996 state bill to rein- troduce paddling as a means of punish- ing students. CONTINUED FROM A 1 fund-raising. ln addition to heading the center's financial department, Wood contributes to many other areas. "We try to work with youth groups to try to inform tomorrow's parents· of the problems of abuse," Wood said. "It's amazing how much need is out there.• Anne Johnson was recognized for her spiritual leadership. She began a min- istry called Women of the New Millenni- 1,lPl. which meets twice a week at the center to 'help families stay together. . Sally Nava Kanarek, founder and executive director of the center, selected the three women for recognition. . "With their contribution comes the responsibility of being a role model,• Kanarek said. volunteer lt was Kanarek who, after she heard Quintero's story years ago, launched the investigation that revealed years of abuse. Quintero had told her story to several people before Kanarek, but nothing was ever done. ·she told her story at f3, 14, 15 years old,. •Kanare k said. "She told me when she was 22. What's important to learn is that this is going on. This happened in Tustin and it wasn't until 14 years late~ I I r Because of Quintero -and others like her -speaking out and praising Parent Help USA for their support. the nonprofit group will be. the recipient of the Life Achievement Award for an organization in Sacramento next month. The distinction co~s from the Califor- nia Association of Nonprofits and its public policy arm, the Nonprofit Policy Council. The Costa Mesa center, which was originally located in. Huntington Beach, has been serving Orange County for 13 . years. And there are many more years of work to do. •This is not just a nice thing to' do - working to prevent child abuse,• Kanarek said. •1t•s something devas~t ing going on.• For the best health care in Orange County, the choice is clear. Wttb a sl4j/' of lngbly sMll«I pro.fessioN* .U """°"""Y recopizw/ Cnlm of 6XCtlllncl '" Ql9Qr; l#wtt. ort/Jop«lks anti IPOffWN) llM/lb, U's dMr l"6)' Hate ts Ille recoplatl ,_.,p qwlllly bM/llJ MIS nt °'9p Conly. 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A com- plete llstlog may be found at c»;lypilotcom. IOIAY Tiie Thunday Morning Women's Club will hold a St. Patrick's Day-themed show and lunch at n oon at Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The event will fea- ture stage and screen actor Barbara Leigh lmd costs • S22. For reservations, call (714) 546-2244. Newport Beach Public Library presents a Japan Travel Bureau reptesenta- tive speaking on •A Virtual Journey to Japan• at 7 p.m. in its Friends Meeting Room. The library is at 1000 Avoca- do Ave. For more informa- tion, call (949) 717-3801. Borders Books, Music & Cafe is forming a mother- daughter legacy dub to help strengthen their relation- ships. The group's first meeting, which will feature activities such as a book-of- the-month reading, will be at 7 p.m. The store is at 3333 · Bear St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-7854. St. Andrew's Presbyterian ' Church will hold the first meeting of a six-week divorce . recovery workshop , at 7:30 p.m. The Thursday workshops will be conducted by Dr. Bill Flanagan. The cost is $25 prepaid or $30 at the door. The ~hurch is at 600 St. Andrew's Road, Newport Beach. For more lnformation, call (949) 574-2214. Mother's Market will bold a seminar titled •preventing and Reversing Osteoporo- sis," from 6:30 to 8 p.m . Clinical Nutritiorust Susan Ramsey will speak. Moth- er's is at 225 E. 17th St .. Cos- ta Mesa. For more informa- tion, call (800) 595-MOMS. FRIDAY Inventor's Forum will pre- sent an •initial Steps for Protecting your Invention• seminar, from 7 :30 to 10 p .m. at Orange Coast Col- lege's science lecture hall. Admission 1s $15. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more irlformation, call (714) 540-2491. Balboa Bay Republican Women, Federated will meet at 11 a.m. at Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Dr. Barbara Stone will speak. The cost is $22. For. more inlormation, call (949) 515-1887. The Orange County Fair and Exposition Center will bold a motorcycle swap from 5 to 10 p.m. m Building 10, 88 Fair Drive Costa Mesa. Adult admission is $7. For more irlformation, call (949) 598-5122. Tiie Zonta Club of Newport Harbor will host i~ spring fund-raiser, ·casino 2000, • to benefit Orangewood Children's Home. beginning at 6:30 p.m . at the Balboo •• Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The event is $75 and fea- tures dinner, casino gam- bling and live and silent auctions. For more informa- tion. call (71 4) 549-4751. The Cystic Fibrosis Founda- tion will hold a luncheon and reception starting at 11 :30 a.m. at Aysia 101, 2901 W. Coast ~Highway, Ne wport Beach. The $35 event will feature informal modeling by Balboa Island Kid's Clothing, Co., Magasin 209 and Annoire. For more informa- tion, call (714) 938-1393. SATURDAY Oasis Senior Center will hold a pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 10 a.m. The breakfast includes banana nut or regular pancakes. sausage, coffee and orange juice. The cost is $2 for adults or $1 for children and the meal is open to the pub- lic. The center is at 800 Mar- guerite, Corona del Mar. For more information; call (949) 644-3244. The "Fearsome Foursome" of the Los Angeles Rams - Deacon Jones, Merlin Olsen. Lamar Lundy and Roosevelt "Rosey" Grier -will appear at the Orange County Mar- ketplace at the fairgrounds from 11 a.m. to 1 p .m. March 11 and 12. The fairgrounds are at 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. For more irlfonnation. call (949) 476-9009. Friends of Newport Bay will hold a walking nature tour of the Back Bay on Saturday morning between 9 a nd 10:15 a .m. Tours will leave from the comer ol Eastbluff Drive and Back Bay Road every 10 or TS minutes. The tours are free. For more information. call (949) 786- 8878. Borders Books, Music and Cafe will host Lowse Elerd- ing, · a Cashion feng shu1 facilitator, who will speak on "Taking Personal Style into the Millennium with Fash- ion Feng Shui • at? p.m. The store is at 3333 Bear St., ' AROUND TOWN 1be Newport Beadl Public Ubrar:y's Maamcrtptl Uterary Lecture Serles will feature Dr. Mfureen Stout. aatstant professor ln the dep&ftlnmt of educ•tional leadenhip and policy studies lit Cali- fornia State UniverSlty at Northrldge. Stout wlll speak at 7 p.m. Tuesday about her book. •The Feel-Good Curriculum: The Dumbing Down of America's Kids ln the Name of·SeU-EAeem. • Admlslion ls $8 for foundation memben, $10 for the gener~ public. The library ls at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more lnformaUoa. call (949) 717-3890. TUESDAY Orange Coast College wtll host "Outdoor Adventure Awareness Day• from 10 a.m. to 2 p .m. on its quad. The e vent will feature a rock-climbing wall and dis- plays of outdoor retailer products. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more mformation, call • (714) 432-5601. OllGOllll A women's therapy support group meets to discuss rela- tionship issues at 6:30 p..m.~ on Tuesdays· at 1151 Do\te St-.. No. 105, Newport Beach . For more informa- tion, call Barbara at (949) 261-8003. Thursday, Morch 9 ,2000 A9 of Orange County sponsors a discus5ton group focusmg on issues, concerns and responsJbilities or adult chil- ,dreo caring for their elderly parents at 7:30 p.m. Tues· days at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The purpose of the group is to help cblldren and other concerned rela- tives to identify problems and issues and develop appropriate solutions. The cost is $30. For more infor- mation. call (71 4) 445-4950. The Cos11t Mesa Chamber of Commerce . holds ne t- working luncheon meetings from 11 :45 a .m.'''to 1 p .m. at the .Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Dri- ve, Costa Mesa. Visitors are welcome. Cost is $12. For more mformation, call (71 4) 885-9090. The Udo Isle Toastmasters Club meets a t 6·30 p.m. Mondays at the Oakwood Apartments, 1790 16th St., in tbe clubhouse on the main level. in Newport Beach. For more mforma- tion, call (949) 515-94 70. The Friends of the Newport Beach Public Llbrary Used Book Store needs to replen- ish its book stock. Patrons are urged to bring in unwanted books. With the exception of law books or magazmes, all donatiorts - hardcover and paperback - are welcome and are tax.- deductible. Books may be left at any of the three branch libraries -Balboa .. Mariners or Corona deLMar. .The John Henry Founda- They can r 1.,0 be left in the ti on sponsors the Comfort special book close. ::o~t to Zone, a mental illness sup- the store at 1000 Avocado :'nrt group, which meets Ave. For more information. from 7:30 to 9 p .m . Thurs- call (949) 759-9667. days a t the Li ghthouse The Newport Beach New- comers Club meets Cit 10 a.m. the thud Wednesday of '------------------------' each month at dtfferent Coastal Community Church, 301 Magnolia St.. Costa Mesa.. For more infor- mation, call (949) 548-7274. Costa Mesa For more infor- mauon. call (714) 432-7854 The Newport Chapte r of the National Chanty League Jumors will hold its 14th annual Mother-Daughter Fastuon Show and High Tea starting at 12:30 p.m. at the Weslln South Coast Plaza Hotel, 006 Anton Blvd. Cos- ta Mesa . The event is $75 for adults and $35 for chlldre n. For more information, call (949) 646-1711 SUNDAY The J ewish Community Cente r of Orange County will hold a workshop titled "Bridging the Geflerabons" (or grandparent and their ,. grandchildren. The work- shop is designed to fa cilitate communication across the generation gap. The event runs from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and is $40 for members and $52 for nonmembers. The center is at 250 E. Bak- er St .. Costa Mesa. MONDAY A Great Decisions discus- sion lilied "The M1htary: What Role in U.S. Foreign ' Policy?" will be led by Bob Case from 7 :30 to 9 p.m. at St. Mark Presbyterian Church, 2100 Mar Vista, Newport Beach. For more information, call (9 49) 760- 1691. homes. The group of about 100 women go on the road. play goU, tennis. bridge and more . The group also bolds several everung parties For more mformation, call (949) 854-4501. St. Mark Health Minlstrtes presents Love Without Hon- or support groups for women copmg ~1th domes- tic violence at 10 a.m . and 7 p.m. Mondays through December. The groups will meet for two hours at St. Mark Presbyterian C hurch, 2100 Mar Vista Ave .. New- port Beach. For more tnfor- mation. call (949) 721-8079. The Jewish Family Service Jewish FamHy Service of Orange County sponsors an ongoing healing support group for people expenenc- mg chroruc illness The pur- pose ts to provtde partia- . pants with emotional and spiritual support to manage illness and its conse- quences The group meets at 7 p.m. Thursdays at Jew- ish Farruly Service, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Attendance is free, but reg- istration is required. To reg- ister or for more informa- tion, call (714) 445-4950. SEE CALENDAR PAGE A10 . Enjoy a Spacious Suite, Sumptuous Dining, Entertainment, Bingo, Crafts, Billiards, Beauty Salon, Transportation to Doctor, Shopping, Fun Trips, FrieodJy Caring People. ) From $1,495/Mo. 2283 Fairview at \Vilson Costa Mesa Minimum age 58 Limited Space Available at the following locations : 1 100 Newoort Center Drive Newport Center, Newport Bca.:h 230 Newport Center Drive Newport.Center, Newport Bca<h 369 San Miguel Drive N<l'W'pOft Cmttt. Newport Be«h ·240 Newport Center Drive Newport ~cnltr. Newport Bc4Kh 2 70 Newport Center Drive Newport Ontn. Ncwpolt k«tl 2001-2099 San Joaquin HUis Road N~ Cmen. Newp.1n 8e«h 2101-2131 5an Joaquin Hiiis Road Ncwpott cmwr. N9wpoft &e.ch 1100 Qµall Street Newport 8-:tl 4701 Von Karman Avenue ~ ..... 125 west Baker Stn:ct ComMee9 N~ Office Tower ..... ,,,.....,,._ All !hunday. Man:h 9, 2000 CALENDAR . . . different homes and loca- tions. For more informatton. please call (949t 6'4-0302. Coune Roed, Cotta Mesa. POr more information. call (714) 885-9090 • CONTINUED FROM A9 Scrabble Club No. 350 meets from 6 to 10 p .m . Thursdays at Borders Books, Musk and Cafe on 19th Street and Newport Boule- vard, Costa Mesa. The cost is $3. New players are wel- come. For more inform~on, colil (949) 759-4871. Jewish Family Service of .1Tbe Walkbag Cl11b ol N'ew- Orange County provides a port Beach meets at 9 a .m. support and d11cu11lon and 1 p.m . at H<>1pital Road group to aailt partidpants and Superior Avenue. Lale in their recovery from child-the weight and have tun. Por hood or teenage sexual more infonnattan. call (949) abuse. The group meets 650-1332. from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Preregistration is · required. For more infonna-Tbe Coln and Stamp Club tion,·ca.ll (714) 445-4950. meets from 1 to 3 p.m. Mon-• days at the ·Oasis Senior Center. New members who a re interested in trading, buying and selling stamps and coins are being sought to join these informal meet- ings. There are' no fees required. For more infonna-' tion, call (949) 644-3244. Jewish Family Service offers ongoing bereavement sup- port groups for adults at all stages of loss. The groups share experiences, hear how others deal with grief, receive support and learn ways to cope with sadness and loss. One group meets at 1 p.m. Tuesdays at Beth Jacob in Irvine . The second group meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays at Te mple Judea in Laguna Hills. The third group meets at 1 p.m. Thursdays at the Ezra Center in Anaheim. There is no fee for these groups, but preregistration is required. For more informa- tion, call (714) 445-4950. A Dealing with Divorce support group ~ered by Jewish Family SeTVice of Orange County. The group is led by an experienced counselor and meets at 6 p.m. Tuesdays at the Jewish Federation Campus, 250 E. Baker St. Suite G, Costa Mesa. For more information, including dates and fees, call Heather Watson at (714) 445-4950. An interfaith couples sup- port group is offered by Jew- ish Family Service of Orange County. The group addr~ss es issues faced by couples where one partner is Jewish and the other is not, includ- ing raising children, observ- ing holidays, displaying symbols in the home, as well as relationships with extend- ed families. The group meets for three weekly ses- sions Wednesday evenings at Jewish Family Service, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, including dates and fees, call (714) 445-4950. Tbe Sea Scouts• lblp Del Mar 711 of Orange County off'9rs a program. for young men ages 1' to 18 interested in learning abou,t aailing, seamanship, piloting, .navi· gation and cruising. Meet- ings are from 6. to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at the Sea Scouts Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more informa- tion, call (949)· 642-6301 or (949) 551-8591. Tbe Ouls Senior Center offers ongoing assistance, counseling and referral ser- vices for seniors. For appointments or more infor- mation, call (949) 644-3244. The Costa Me,a Senior Citi- zen Square and Round Dance Club seeks experi- enced dancers to join its group from 9 to 11 a.m. Thursdays at . the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 19th Street and Pomona Avenue, Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call (714) 545-5669. A free support group for cancer patients meets at 7 p .m. Wednesdays, and a support group for people suffering liOm chronic fatigue syndrome meets Newcomers to the Balboa Island, Corona del Mar, Newport Beach, and New- port Coast areas are invited to meet others who are also new at the Newport Beach Newcomers' Club. This group of women meets once a month on Wednesdays at The Costa Mesa Chamber of from 1 to 10 p.m. Wednes- Commerce networkers busi-days at the Institute for ness leads luncheon takes Holistic 'Ifeatment and place at 11:45 a.m. Wednes-Research, 4019 Westerly days at the Costa Mesa Place, Suite 100, Newport Country Club, 1701 Golf •Beach. For more informa-..,. The feet are the fowidation of your body, and can often cause BACK, KNEE aod tDP pain. Pam is your body's way of indicating something is wrong. Or. 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NlgbUy •HU.gs are offered in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach for anyone who wants to overcome nicotine addiction. For a scbedUle or more inlonna- tion, call (714) 174-9106 or (800) 642-0666. The Newport Sports Collec- tion Foundation, a nonprofit organization, operates a free museum at 620 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. The museum, which has one of the world's largest collections of sports memorabilia, is open from 9 a.m . to 5 p.m. weekdays. For more information, call (949) 721-9333. Tbe Hoag Cancer Center sponsors a free tai chi class for intermediate to advanced lev- els from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Thursdays for people with cancer and their families. A beginner session meets from 10:30 to 11 :30 a .m. Fridays. The classes are designed to reduce stress, increase longevity and promote a sense of well-being with basic, easy-to-learn, non- strenuous movements to aid in balance and concentration. The class is free and taught by Victor Armand. No registra- tion is required. The Hoag Cancer Center is at 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 722-6237. Tbe Oasls Senior Center otters a dally telephone con- tact program for seniors who have a limited local support 2 syatem. Por more informa- tion, call (949) 6'-'·3244. 'Ille CoMa Mela Comaml- calon Toutmuters Club meets from noon to / t p.m. Wectrvwctays at the Orange County Department ol Educa- tion. 200 Kalmus Drive, Calta Mesa. Meetings are open to anyone wbo wants to improve bis or her public speaking skills. For more information, call (714) "4-5030. Tbe Newport Beacb D~· guisqed Toastmasters Club 1300 meets from 1 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays in Sgt. Pepperoni's meeting room, 2300 Bristol St., Newport Beach. For reservations or more infor- .. Daily Pilot 8 p.m. at the Glendale Fed- eral Bank Community Jloom, 100 Newport Center Drive, PashJon Island, Newport Beach. For more informa- tion, ca.ll(71')~-5314. TIM Oall Sealor Center offers a care-A-Van transport to take memben to appoint- ments and grocery shopping. The shuttle takes members to 'the center. For appointments, call (949) 644-3244. Tutoring Is avallable for people' interested in reading English but could ~ the help. Hourly rates and times negotiable. For more infor- mation, call (949) 851-1739. mation, call (949) 646-1274. · Tbe Oasis Senior Center offers visual-aid screenings with a Braille Institute repre- sentative by appointment. For more information, call (949) 644-3244. Mesa M1ir1mtaen Toeatmu- ters Club 691 in Costa Mesa meets at 1 p.m. Tuesdays at Mesa Verde United Methodist Church, 1701 W. Baker St, Costa Mesa. For more infor-. mation, call (714) 540-4446. Essential Weight Manage- ment offers interactive and proactive weight loss groups. Blue Flame Toa1tmuten Learn behavior modification Club 2117 meets at 7 a .m. and other techniques to con- Wednesdays at the Village -trol your weight The cost is Farmer, South Coast Plaza $20. Groups meet from 6:30 Village, 1651 Sunflower to 8 p.m. Wednesdays and Ave., Costa Mesa. The meet-Thursdays at 369 San Miguel ing is free for first-time visi-Drive, Suite 350, Newport tors. For more information, Beach. For more information, call (949) 855-4308. call (949) 718-984&. Toutmasters Club 231 meets at 1 a.m. Mondays at the Irvine Co., 550-C New- port Center, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 733-2209. Harborlltes Toastmasters Club meets at 7 a .m . Wednesdays at the Bahia CorinthJan Yacht Club, 1601 Bayside Drive, Corona del Mar. For more information, call (949) 293-4630. Udo Isle Toastmasters meets Mondays from 6:30 to The Hope lmtttule. a cenler for recovery and family educa· tion, offers a women's support group from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tues- days at 2900 Bristol St, C-206, Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, ·can (714) 432-0020. . I The Ouls Senior Center bas a walking group called Walkers Not Rockers that meets once a week to enjoy scenic walks in and around the Newport Beach area. For more informa- tion. call (949) 644-3244. Shoes for Everyone Women Helping Women offers a free peer support group for women in transition from 3:15 to 4:15 p .m . Alco- holics Anonymous meets Crom 6:45 to 7:45 a.m. Monday through Friday in Room 3 at the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave ., Corona del Mar. For more information, call (949) 644-3244. Wednes- days at 425 E. 18th SL, Costa Mesa. Topics include seU- esteem, exploration of feel- ings, communication, trauma recovery and personal sup- port. For more information, call (949) 631-2333. Men, Wa1TM1n1 Klde & lnfllnt Blzee Specl•llzlng In all wldt:h•I NB Apparel t:aGll (949) 720-1602 .... , Callaway Aerosreen Telalma Ta1Jor llade s ...... ., Aalawortla Tall 8alpla Laarea Walter Geaala Nleele lllller ....... ... DWl'leboa , ......... • • .... Daily Pilot ·' .. Cnr. . ~IEl'f Thursday, Morch 9, 2000 Al I All-guilds show revs Up .crowd for CHOCfollies T be 38th annual all-. 1JUilds benefit for Chil- dren's Hospital of Orange County attracted a major crowd from Newport- Mesa, raising six figures for the hospital with a spectacu- lar luncheon and dinner fashion show. · Fashion maven Carlton Burnett produced the event for the guilds, with many in ait~dance commetiting that it was better-than ever. CHOC, founded in 1964, has served the medical needs of kids in Orange County, with a policy of keeping the doors open regardless of a family's abili- ty to pay. > · rn other CHOC news, Newport's Gloria Zlgner, producer and talent scout, is in the middle of rehearsal foy the upcoming CHOC Follies. Gals and guys are busy practicing their high kicks and high notes for the talent fest. set to take over the theater at El Toro later this spring. Show director John I Vaughn is working out the cast and crew both week- / nights and weekends at a rehearsal space in Costa f Mesa. Whoever said it was easy to be a star was defi- nitely not rehearsing for the follies. • The workout pays off. The follies have become a main- stay of local charity produc- tions, delighting audiences and raising big bucks for the hospital, ' I • Lude Moore was honored as the Children's Champion of 2000 at last weekend's gathering of the social set at Sutton Place Hotel, Newport Beach, on behalf of Court Appointed Special Advo- cates, or CASA. Dancing to th~ Wayne Foster 0Tchestra, several THE CROWD · ,I hundred guests in black tie turned out Saturday evening to applaud Moore's generosi- ty and example of assisting abused children in the dependency system. Debbie Albrecht, CAS/J:s executive director, comment- ed: •tude Moote has been an important part of CASA's ongoipg success for many years. Hundreds of children have benefited Crom her actions." Fred Port, chairman of the CASA Advisory board, led the colorful auction duties. The crowd applauded his effort as Port sold travel prizes, taking the fortunate high bidders to such exotic destinations as St. Barts and the Big Island of Hawaii. Support for the evening • and for CASA came from generous donors, such as ,_ WUUam Glllesple, lntegratetl ProfitMax Corp .. Deloitte and Touche, Pacific Llfe, Golden State Foods, Ameri- can Alrlines and Linda and Fred Port, who also shared chairman duties for the entire project. • On the Peninsula, the Bal- boa Performing Arts Theater Foundation sprang into action to stage its first "Swing Fling• this last weekend. Dinner and dancing were the treats pro- vided by and for the divas of the foundation, for their tLUTH.ERAN CHURCH OF THE MA.sTER MORNING PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM Enrolling Now • Christian Instruction • Dcvclopmcnw Program • Hands on Craft Activities •Phonia .... , •Computer Instruction '11....e-. • Bcford After School Ca.re Available I~ 8:30 AM td 11:30 AM Ages 3 co 5 years 2900 Pacific View Drive Corona del Mar, California 92625 (949) 759-1146 .CRYSTAL CAVE .............. ~ -~-. .. ft Mn" ....... ..._ Ledin: ...... flmdl 17 ... 2 ... 9&. flllKll 28 n1 a a a-.. "-di 19 Psychic Readings (call store for appolntme.nt) ·Tarot • Script Channellng •'Astrology • Mandwrttlng Analysis 891 Baker S=i!; Costa Mesa 7J.\e754el 151 \ " dates, husbands, significant others and friends. Some 137 local women make up the Divas support group, with the goal of rais- ing major funds t.6 restore the Balboa Theater as a community resource for stage performances. Their mission is to maintain the historic architecture while ret reating a sta!e-of-the-art the~ter for contemporary needs. The big news from the Divas was the recent dona- tion of $1 million from local arts benefactor Donna Crean. Crean handed over a check to local fund-raising pro Sue Cannon, while the two were having a quick breakfast at Denny's in Costa Mesa. The waitress serving the duo is still recovering from shock. From left. Joanne Pavia, Britta Pulliam, Melinda Lathin, Mitzy Wells and Gloria Zinno at the Balboa Performing Arts Theater Foundation's Swing fling h eld Saturday. Anyway, it wasn't Crean who was the star of Satur- day's dinner-dance, but rather Pelican Point's blond bombshell Harriet Sandhu. With a dance partner Sand- hu had never met before, the pair stole the hearts of tJle judges and patrons hands down. •we threw away our rules I of judging the dance contest and gave them the award based on sheer excitement,· offered one of the dance- 1 contest judges. 729-1144 Apparently, Sandhu's hus- band, Sandy, di~'t want to rhumba, so another gent. reported to be a stouthearted senior, took her by the arm and the two set Hr~ to the dance floor : . The s;tltoom 'iS .Back, a dance studio ip Huntington Beach, helped organized the fun. • Richard Chamberlain 1s coming to town late in March to perform in the ()pm tWl] ft-1'1 7:()() A.M. to J:()() P.M. Opaa .... clays. week for .... ....u.a April 1. 11'1 &u• '4J DrliN • Nrw,.,, &,,,/, 0Jf /111a1>.,.,~ R..i • o,,, •I«* r/l.Jt •I />CH cwilallM POt&•--Cllal'9DltMlf ..... (~---.. I revival touring production of "The Sound of Music· at the Orange Co\.inty Performing Arts Center. ln honor of the show, members of The Center guilds presented their !as~ ion show of the season this week -built around the theme of the world renown musical. They called the event •Raindrops On Roses• and the midweek luncheon • attracted hundreds of local women and a sprinkling of BUBBLE LAMP by GEORGE NELSON Avo cloble in Small, Medium & Lorge Hodson Lighting Quality Ligbtinc ~ .... 1C)e for 30 Yean Open Turs.·Fn. 9-5 Sat. 9.4 1510 Ntwport Blvd .. Costa Mrw (949) 548-9341 lucky men m support of The Center's projects. Nordstrom took charge of the fasluon show duties as guests paid tnbute to hon- orary chairpersons of the event, Ginny and Ledge Hale. Spring fashlon from Nordstrom drew applause from the crowd m the bdl.1- room of the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Irvine • B.W. COOk's column appea~ every Thursday a~d Saturday. SAUCER LAMP Rclocared ... rill ln Fashion Island ervice Area , , \ 5 21 Fashion Island<~ hi Bil) 6117 Newpon Beach <. o rrs C<>t -Ile Frtoe (949)640-SS 11-,.., •Tailor \bid . uits & him • Ex~rt Alccrauons for ~kn & \Xomen , P.J~~Ruban lnl>OW*2 .... "'"' ~ 'JIO'I Of plni( ~c9ot Quar11~·· :412 Thundoy. March 9, 2000 DATEBOOK .. Doily Pilot If Yugo to 'Drowning Mona,' be-sure-to pay matinee prices CLUI LISnN&S llST1K> 201 Bistro 201 offers jazz perfor- !NU\l'el at 8 p.m. OD Fridays and Saturdays and 11 a.m. on Sundays. Bistro 201 is at 3333 W. Cout Highway, Newport Beach. For more infonnation,call(949)631- 1551. THE HARPlfN The inn offers live music Thursdays through Satur· days and ls at 130 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call (949) 646~8855. • IDITOll'S NOft: "Ow Reel Ctitlcs column features moYHt critiques written by community members serving on our panel. 'Drowning Mona' is wacky comedy W ith an extremely funny scenario and a proficient cast, here's a wild & wacky film that puts a different twist on the whodunit plot! In ·Drowning Mona,• the tun starts with Mona Dearly (Bette Reel Midler) CRITICS :~;::? ing Yugo down a country road in Ver- planck, N.Y. When her brakes fail, sh e drives directly into the Hudson River. She's pronounced dead, and Chief Rash (Danny DeVito) begins his investi- gation. He drives off.in his Yugo. This was driving us · nuts. Everyon e is driving a Yugo ... Tums out Verplanck was where the car was introduced.in the United States -and probably where it died. p, cts in a own brim- ming with nut cakes. The No. 1 suspect is Mona's own son, Jeff (Marcus Thomas). Savage Mona . . Goy Wasd-Kely and Bill Kel~ Lucinda (Kathleen Wil- hoite), a local garage mechanic, checks out the car and confirms the sheriff's suspiaons. The car was rigged. Now Chief Rash has to narrow down the list or sus- may have hacked orr his hand. Suspect No. 2 is her dimwitted husband Pb.ii taxes niade easy Randy J . Pierce, CPA certified public eccountant tax plannln&, preparation & advice free initial consultation and price quote free electronk ming no hidden charges evening & weekend appointments at your home or office senior discounts ~st, hardworking and affordable MP-653-1040 (William Fichtner), who is having an affair with suspect No. 3 Rona (Jamie Lee Cur- tis), an aging waitress at the local diner -who is also having affair with suspect No. 1, Jeff. Or could it be suspect No. 4, Bobby (Casey Affleck), Jeff's landscaping partner, who w.anted to get even for the harassment he bas with- stood from Moba? Bobby is going to many Chief Rash's pregnant daughter Ellen (Neve Campbell), so he needs him eliminated as a suspect. Pacific Soccer Club .. "A Differelll Kind of Soccer Club ... £\1eryone plays!" Club Soccer Tryouts Irvine Vall ey College -Sunday, March 19, 2000 (Irvine Center Drive and Jeffrey Road -City of Irvine) U-10, U-11, U-12, U-13, U-14, Boys and Girls Note: Please arrive a minimum of 30 minute before tryout time for check-in! The Pacific Soccer Club will form Gold, SiJver & Bronte Teams in all age group . TEAM DESIGNATION DATE OF BIRTH TRYOUT TIME SESSION BOYS U-10 8-1-90 to 7-31-91 9:00 AM to 10:30AM GIRLS U-10 8-1-90 to 7-3 1-91 9:00 AM to 10:30AM BOYS U-11 8-1-89 to 7-31-90 10:00 AM lO 12:00 PM ' GIRLS U-1 I 8-1-89 to 7-3 1-90 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM BOYS U-12 8-1-88 to 7-3 1-89 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM -GIRLS U-12 8-1-88 to 7-3 1-89 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM BOYS U-13 8-1-87 to 7-3 1-88 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM GIRLS U-13 8-1-87 to 7-3 1-88 12:30 PM to 2:30 PM BOYS U-14 8-1-86 to .7-3 1-87 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM GIRLS U-14 8-1-86 to 7,J 1-87 4:30 PM to 6:00· PM \U·IS, U-16, U·l7, U·l8, U·19 ~Tryouts will bt hdd, Sunday, April Je. 2000. (Location: TBA) n.~S.C•r CWWll.._111 1 .......... M_ ... s.pe, • ..., pl9Jlill • tlll n•••dllff C..,, So«#',..,_ (CIL) ..... ...__.,_.ilii•Oi'ml'Cc•IJ. UISF...._...Cwllll ... qr1 ............ ,.,1 .................... I , Gmy Dnd!tng, ~ .._ ... Jolm GoodnYn ....... •wut PIAnet are You Prom," out soon In tbNten. Lost yet? . Don't give up. This offbeat film won't win best comedy of the year, but the cast sure has a great time portraying the town idiots. Can't say you will have as much fun, but it's worth a try. We sa)' "Drowning Mona· is clever, wacky and amus4 ing. OK -but pay matinee prices. • GAY WASSAU.-ICEUY, 60, Is the editor of.a Balboa newspaper and is active In the commt1nlty. lllU KEUY, 58, is an industrial engl· nee<. CARMELO'S AISTORANTE Carmelo's offers Jive music Tuesdays through Stmd4lys and is aj 3520 §,_Coast High- way, Corona del Mar. Tate S, a funk, rock and Motown • act, plays at 9:30 tonight. No cover charge. For more infor- mation, call (949) 675-1922. aLIBMESA Club Mesa offers live music every night of the week except Wednesday, which is reserved for a spoken word and poetry show. O ub Mesa is at 843 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (949) 642-6634. DURTY NELlY'S Nelly's offers live music at 9 p.m. on Fridays and Satur-· days and is at 2915 Red Hill .Ave., Costa Mesa. For mox:e infonnation,call (714)957- 1951. FOUR SEASONS HOTEL The Four Seasons offers live music Mondays through Sat- urdays and is at 690 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Por more information, call (949) 759-0808. HARD ROCK CAFE The Hard Rock offers live music on Sundays and is at 451 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 640- 8844. l)(l\ I' \I I 111 \I .._1111 ~ \, ' I I \, ) 1, I ' \ ) \ 1 , \ 11 ', , \ Rabbitt Insurance Agency AlTTO • HOMEOWNERS • HEAl.J'H 40 Years In Business #&~~ --·---··-../ > .r:.,, 949-631-7740 4'1 ow Ncwpon aw.. Ncwpon em. CNeuU-.H...-a) HOGUE IARMICHAEL'S Barmichael's offers live music Wednesdays through Satur- days and is at 3950 Campus Drive, Newport Beach , For more information, call (949) 261-6270. MARGARITAVILLE / ' Margaritaville offers live , music and is at 2332 W r Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 631-8220. MULDOON'S IRISH PUB AND RESTAURANT Muldoon's offers live music Thursdays through Sundays and is at 202 Newport Cen- ter Drive, Fashion Island, Newport Beach. For more infonnation,call(714)640- 4110. OYSTER BAR LOUNGE Newport Landing's Oyster Bar Lounge showcases local pop and light rock acts Fri- days and Saturdays. The lounge is at 503 East Edge- water at the Balboa Feny Landing. For more informa· tion, call (949) 675-2373. THE MARRIOTT The Marriott offers live music Mondays through Sat- urdays and is at 900 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 640-4000. TRIANON LOUNGE The lounge in the Sutton Place Hotel offers live music by the Stonebridge Band on Saturdays 9:30 p .m . until dosing. No cover charge. The hotel is at 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 476-2001. ZA.HER FALLAJ:II, CPA 28 yrs. exp. Acccg., Audics, TaJCes 15% discount to CM Rcsidcncs (714) 546-4272 Dr.Ovalle Physicians who specialize in internal medicine care for the comprehensive, oNen complex healthcare needs of adults, including se~iors. Board-certified internist WenJ.r Ovalle, M.D. has • 24-ltour ot>-<:all ~ • 2~.Jvicenww • ~appointment boors • ~.,...,. weeltmJ .oJ bJ;J.y .,,,,Ontmena • ~ Uucuucepl.tv~ joined the Edinger Medical Group internal medicine department: Stanley Arnot/, M.D • ~Boone. M.D flame Grodir!, M.D • Tamara Jbgart}; M.D Karen Doa, M.D • Beny Yu. M.D DougMc.Connau~ M.D Dr. Ovalle and all the physicians at EMG are also members of the physician staff at fuuntain \{.lley Regional Hospital· and Medical Center. Together with the entire internal medicine staff at Edinger Medical Group. they are dediaded to providing romprehensive care £>r your individual heahh needs. ~icbeclule.;, ~~ ple..c.Jl (714) 979-8100 l \ v . t .' \ ~ J EDINGER MEDICAL G ROUP, INC. 1i180 Wwner AVttlut, Sui~ 36.l~~ • FOunlaifa Valley Lx./ on drr<WnJIUS rl ~,,,.;,, W'r &,;on.I Ho.pt.I .,;J MMlioJ C.. 18682 B.d. BouiMtd, Suites Hs-ISS • 1-Iudilllb' B.da .. Daily Pilot ..,, • DATF.BOOK Thursday, Morch 9, 2000 AJ3 OC(: produces seamless production of.'Tainted Justice' ly TomTltus T ruth uuly very well be stranger than fiction, but when both are intertwined and mingled with shifting time periods, the result can be quite strange indeed. Don Nigro's •Tainted Jus- tice,• now on sta.ge at OCC's Drama Lab Theater, iS such an entity. Based on an actual 1913 mwder case in Nova Scotia that was • 'Theater never fully RmEW resolved, the play segues in at\d out of chronological order, often with actors from both past and present shar-· ing the stage. It's a difficult organiza- tional assignment, yet direc- tor John Feraacca stitches the plays diverse elements together almost seamlessly. Perhaps his most important AlsoOn STAGE 'ALL.MY SONS' Arthur Miller's play ·All My Sons• runs through April 1 at South Coast Repe rtory, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets are $28 to $47. For more information, call (714) 708- 5555. I 'CHAPTER TWO' Oasis Dinner Theater pre- sents Neil Simon's "Chapter 1'wo" at 5:30 p.m. Saturday. Tickets, which include din· ner and the show. are $25. Oasis is at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more information, call (949) 644-3244. 'THE BEAUTY QUEEN OF LEENANE' South Coast Repertory will host the Southern Califor- nia premiere of Martin McDonagh's acclaimed play contribution is the produc- tion's overall atmospbere- which, were it fast-forward- ed three decades or so and adapted to the screen, could be labeled film noir. "Tainted Justice• begins in the present of 1920, with a mwdered man's daughter searchi,ng for the truth behi.nd ber father's strange b!udgeobing death in 1913. The OCC actors move smoothly through past and present action, unravelirtg the facts in the case in a gradual, unhurried style that focuses on character depic- tion rather than whodunit- style plot. It's a splendid ensemble production, highlighted by two extremely arresting per- formances: Jessica Marie Hutchinson rs spellbinding as the victim's provocative widow, a beauty capable of luring men into dangerous and unchartered territory. And Donald Lee Kindle ren- "The Beauty Queen of Leenane" through April ·9. Tickets are $26 to $45. The playhouse is at 650 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. · For more information, call (714) 708-5555. 'THE ROSE TATIOO' Readers Repertory Theatre will present a free reading of Tennessee Williams' play "The Rose Tattoo" at 7 p.m. Monday at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avoc~do Ave., Newport Beach. For more informa- tion, call (949) 717-3801. 'SHAKESPEARE'S GREATEST HITS' OCC's Touring Company will perform "Shake- speare's Greatest Hits," a one-hour show of some of Shakespeare's most famous sonne ts, soliloquies and scenes, March 17 through 19. Show times are at 10 a.m. March 17, 4 and 8 p.m. March 18, and 2 and 7 p.m. March 19. Tickets are $5 to m 'TAINTED JUSTICE' •WHAT: "Tainted Justke• •Wla:8p.m. =-~2 p.tn.Sunday •WllBl:OCC Dr.-na Lab The- ater, 2701 Fairview Rc>Mt, Costa Mesa • HOW MUCH: S8 andS9 •PHONE: (714) 432-5880 Jessica Mule Hutddnson ud Timothy Maurer rebeane • ICelle lromOCC's "Tainted Justice.• ders a superlative account of the accused, a driller-con man with a wryly ironic take ·on his circumstances. $6. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information. call (714) 432-564,0, ext. 1. SALZBURG MARIONETIE THEATRE The Salzburg Marionette Theatre· will appear at the Orange County Performing Arts Center on March 17- 19. The puppet ensemble will perform versions of Mozart's • Marnage of Figaro" at 7 p.m. March 17. "Don Giovanni" at 7 p.m . March 18 and "The Magic Flute" at 2 p.m. March 19. Tickets are $20 to $65. The Center is at 600 Town Cen· ter Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (7 14) 755-0236~ 'HIDDEN: Tt:tE STORY OF ANNE FRANK' ace will present "Hidden: The Story of Anne Frank~ Russell Taylor impresses as the town's crackeqack attorney, famed for tus court- room triumphs. He defends March 25 and 26 and April 1 and 2. Show times are 8 p.m. Saturdays and 2 and 7 p .m. Sundays. The play. by Frances Goodnctr dnd Albert Hackett, ·~ based on Anne Frank's diary. Tickets · are $5 to $6. OCC is at 270 I Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more iniormdtion, call (714) 432-5640. ext 1 'AMY'S VIEW' South Coast Repertory pre- sents Dav1d Hdrc ·Amy's View• from Apnl 7 through May 14 . Tickets are $28 to $47. The playhouse 1s a t 655 Town Town'Ccnter Dn· ve, Costa Mesa. For more miormation, call (714) 708- 5555. l'HE SEt OND CITY The Second City National Touring Company, an improv comedy ensemble, will perform at 8 p m at llHPERGO for only $5.99 Sq. Ft. s499oo UPT03MOS. ~re'*" Based on 50 sq. yd. 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Paulina Bre>wn is compelling as their daughter,Aprobiog into the gray areas of her mother's hfe for both iniomiallon and · dcceptance. The only discordant note m the show is Gregory Gbi- ca's performance as Hutchin· son's brother and Taylor's fatheri his advanced age and Ewopean accent place him outside the ensemble. Stephen Moore competently handles the role of the case's prosecutor. •Ta.mted Jusbce· plays against a marvelous set backdrop created by Jack-of- OCC's Robert R. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fai[Vlew Road, Costa Mesa. Tickets are $22 to $25 .. For more information. caJJ (7 14) 432- 5725. ONE-ACT FESTIVAL ace Wlll present a festival of one-act plays Apnl 14 dnd 15 and 21 through 23. all-trades David Scagllone - who aiso handled the light- ing design and sketched the program cover artwork. Cyn- Una Carley's period costwnes work exceptionally well for · the production. · Diroctor Ferzacca has a knack for finding new mater- ial -often creating it him- self ...:... and this Orange County prenuere is a prime example. "Tainted Justice" lures you mto its web of intrigue with the appeal of a finely crafted mystery. Ferzacca's background music completes the picture splenctidly, as does the show's theme song, "Just a Song at Twilight.· played intennittenUy on the pUUlo by two of its actors. There is a haunting fragility about the piece that lingers long after the final fade-out . • TOM nrus reviews local theater for the Daily Piiot. His reviews appear Thursdays and Saturdays. The fesbvdl will feature original works and plays from classical and contem- porary llterature. Shows · will be at 8 p m. Fndays and Saturdays and 2 and 7 p.m. Sundays. Tickets are $5. OCC is at 2701 Fairview· Road, Costa Mesa. 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' A I was rec,tJhUy driving · along lAJfl\'Streel in Newpo1t ' , Beach Dl!!!_f!.9 and spot- RIYIEW ~~g lot full of SUVs -lined up like 18- wheelers at a rest stop along the Jersey Turnpike. I had to see what the fuss was about. What I found was Haute Cakes Ca1fe, a charming, if somewhat bidden, coffee shop serving wonderful baked goods, breakfast entrees and specialty sand- wiches. · Haute Cakes is the brain- child of Paul Taddeo, who started the restaurant 10 years ago. Back then, Paul was making desserts and . distributing them to local restaurants and bakeries. Then he decided to open a place to sell his creations to the public, topped with an espresso or cappuccino. The menu gradually expanded as egg ~hes, pancakes and lunch sand- wiches were added. Today' Haute Cakes serves break- fast and lunch daily. Located in a rear court- yard in an upscale strip mall, the eatery is all but invisible from the street. This tucked- away spot provides a quiet. secluded setting, especially when diners can e nj oy the outdoor tables in warmer weather. You place orders at the counter and when it's ready, servers wander around with . your food calling your name. Breakfast items include a . variety of egg and grid dishes, plus a.}vonderful• assortment of turnovers,•{ muffins, croissants and Qtber baked goods. ,, ' A morning favorlt~ the Haute scraµible ($~7 5), which combines fre toma- to, basil arid cooke spinach with fluffy scrampled eggs. A.slightly hea¢er variation . is the Italian,)'cramble ''" ($7.95), atniX of sausage.,. " pep~ .. mushrooms, or'Jon and tomato. Breakfast burritos are If you're . one to sleep in and hap- pen to wake popular all over Orange County • and Haute Cakes offers its own ver- up too late • sion for breakiast, ($6.95) filled with drop by eggs, Haute Cakes potatoes, tomato, onion and where you'll cheddar cheese. for lunch, find an Whal sets impressive selection of salads and it apart is the mole sauce and tomatillo salsa sandwiches. served on top. The mole has just the right hint of cocoa and spice, the perfect thing to wake up your taste buds. All the egg dishes are served with toast, jam, fruit and potatoes. Griddle offerings include buttermilk pancakes ($5.95) -a generous stack served piping hot with real maple syrup and fresh fruit. Or check the specials board and see if they're offering the ricotta lemon pancakes ($7.95) that I was lucky enough to try. Light tasting ••I Ir 1807 V.Mstdlff DrW; NwJPGft ...-m • ._ ... Moderate • ,..,,. (M9) w..-114 DON LEAC~ I OAJlV PILOT The almost hidden entrance to Haute Cakes Caffe ii ln the rear courtyard of a lbopplng center lb NeWJNJrl Beach. The popular cafe serves breakfast and lunch. with just a hint of citrus; you'll eat the whole stack before realizing you're about to burst. They're topped with a delicious blueberry com- pote, or you ~~ have them with maple syrup instead. I also like the fruit bruschetta ($4.25), a sinful combination of rich mascar- pone cheese, fruit and honey on a toasted baguette. lf you're one to sleep in and happen to wake up too late for breakfast, drop by Haute Cakes for lunch, where you'll find an impres- sive selection of salads and sandwiches. Salads are separated into two categories: some with ·-· I ----: -... c •• --·· . -· all-cold ingredients and oth- ers topped with items from the grill. In the cold category, try the mixed gteens and goat cheese ($7.25). In addition to the. creamy goat cheese, the greens are combined with crunchy toasted walnuts. fresh raspberries, kalamata olives and onion, all tossed in a raspberry vm·aigrette. I would have preferred it with- out the olives -they didn't go well with the fruit -but otherwise it's a tasty combi- nation. Among the grilled chofc- es, the vegetable salad ($8.25) tops greens with grilled zut.chini. squash, egg- plant, peppers and aspara- gus, seasoned lightly with a tangy balsamic vinaigrette. The creative sandwich selection is also divided into two categories: also bot and cold. Tuna-and chicken-sal- ad sandwiches are on the menu ($6195). but the actual recipe changes on a daily basis -ask your server how it's being prepared. One of my favorites is the brie baguette sandwich ($6.50), which balances creamy brie with a tomato- basil mixture ahd some chopped spinach, all drizzled with more of the,balsamic vinaigrette. , Occasionally the chefs can get a bit too creative for their own good, as with the smoked turkey sandwich ($7 .25) offered as a special. The hµ'key was moist and had a nice smoky flavor, and lettuce, tomato and a nice , blue-cheese mayonnaise .. 1 accompanied il. But the'addi- ti.on of avocado slices Was super0uou5; the avocado fla~ vor was overpowered by the blue cheese and smoky meat. More on the mark is the grilled chicken sandwich ($6.25). The chicken is cooked just right, not dry, and topped with roasted peppers, goat cheese, lettuce and tomatoes. It's served on a crusty baguette with just the right amount of tangy Dijon mustdrd. Of course, there are plen- ty of desserts here -after all, that's how the place got started. The selection of cream puffs, cookies and other pastries is too large to list here, but don't miss the chocolate chip espresso cooldes. A bite of one of these 'babies will keep you moving for the rest of the . afternoon. In addition to espresso drinks and hot and iced teas, Haute Cakes also offers a variety of beers and wines by the glass. Haute Cakes serves up a creative menu for an enjoy- able, leisurely breakfast or lunch. From now on I'm stay- ing away from the big rigs and following the Suburbans and Expeditions, because the morns are certainly clued in on the best places for a quality meal in a comfortable setting. • STEPHEN SANTACROCE's dining reviews appear every other Thun. day. He can be reached via e-meil at food_criticOhotmal/.com. WHY PAY DEPT STORE PRICES? Visit our AREA RUG STUDIO Rugs & Runners on Sale .. l -· Co MM Daily Pilot Dunes . height issue not resolved bank you for your cover- age of the Dunes project balloon celebration (•Debate growmg over Dunes size." March 4). There are a number of us in the conununity with aertou.s concerns about the project. With no public relations firm. it's difficult for us to set the record straight. Ed SeJich, ·chairman of the Planning Commission, character- ized views of the project that l provided as •amateur." At my first visit to the commission to com- ment on the environmental impact report, J presented images of the cunent view, my composite view and infonnation about how I scaled it. COMMENTARY After 1 spoke, I ~negative comments. They didn't hear what I·bad said and I had used up my 3.5 minutes so they wouldn't allow me to explain. I'm an engineer and I know it's best to confirm my work. In addition to presenij.ng a three- page docwnent wtth illustrations explaining the initial method of sc:a.ling, I also drew the project to scale, referencing background objects. This method showed that I was conservative in my view. I was shocked when the information and images present- ed over a number of meetings did not find their way into the report's response package. 1be Dunes concessionaires gave me more credit when th'ey recognir«i my work in presenting more aa:urate views. Their new Gm ii better and probably acx:u- rate at one loc.8tion. I rate it a 'l)t..!' I guess it is OK for them to • change the rules rather than to admit that I was even more cor- rect. At each of tbe four meetings I mede • deer and respectful ~that information be pro- vitllld to the public 10 that they (Bil properly ..... this project. Tbe ... lecaadl al .amulation v,tdeb from. balicopter view at. ...... meeting did not .... .lfP,•--8"•. How CDUld t!m tnfonn the~ ol people who did not mow il wa sx•mtedf I was under the ilDpreslion that the balloon event was deligned for both the commiS- aionen and the public. Why was the public not given advance natk:e of the event? Why were the revised plans or the images pwted at the last commission meellng not available in advance of the event? I offered to help to produce views that could have been placed in the newspaper so that people could relate the bal- iQolas to the project. My offer ,.,,,...,ed unanswered. Prom 1981 to 1990. the Dunes conceaionairel, the dty, and the county bargained to make a project on public land that would be compatible to the community. five times they ldgned an agreement to limit the ~ to 275 rooms of a quiet -..ble family-style inn. The ~limit WU ra1sed to 38.5 ud parking was protected -~ DubliC Ul8 of the beach. Nail9 W8I limited to 50 decibels flGlll tbe project. The •rectuced ~ at 470 roOm.s for lively ...... af tbe '8,000~·fOOl am...uun center ltaDda 78 feet ........... aDd 11 liltild ln the ••ti a •..al report .. emit-.. 75 ...... Of IOUDd when at ca-.:..=;::·wanant ,.. ........... Ill "111'tDbe .......... tlllllC . ' . . . . "It was slow to start. If the electior was in a couple days, we would've won hands down." -RICHARD TAYL.Olt. member of the Airport Woricing Group, on Measure F's landslide win in Tuesday's election. EDITORIAL . ,. The Daily Pilot welcomes lefter$ on ltMAeS conc~ing Newport Buch ~ CoRI M9a. There are four ways to send In your com- ments: • LET1lllS -Mail to the o.ily Pilot. now. Bay St, CoRI Mesa 92627 • MAD111S ~ -can <949> 642-tol6 • MX -Send to (949) ~170 • I-MAIL -Send to dailypllotelatfmti.com All correspondeo(e must include your full name, hometown and phone nombef (for verification purposes only). Thursday, Morch 9, 2000 AJS Tbne to regroup on El Toro · airport plan N ow what? Measure F, the clever initia- tive designed to derail plans for an airport at the shuttered El Toro Marine Corps base, passed Tuesday in a landslide. If the measure withstands a court test, no airport can be built in Orange County without two-thirds voter approval -an unlikely scenario at best. El Toro backers -perhaps a bit woozy from Measti.re F's 2-to-1 margin of victory -don't seem to find the vote significant. "1ltis is not going to affect the airport issue at all, H said Bruce Nestande, who chaired the anti-F group, Citizens for Jobs & the Economy. Nestande is a highly paid consultant, whose paycheck is funded largely by Newport Beach residents. And that's not Nestande's most head- s,cratching quote. This is: "l wouldn't change anything." That to the question. if he· could do the campaign again, what ·would he do dilferently? So, according to Nestande, 33% was the best percentage El · Toro backers could muster against Mea- sure F. There's no denying, the push for El Toro has 'been a tough fight. Newport-Mesa has . been flanked in the south by passion, thou- sands of volunteers and a boogeyman to fight against, and in the north by an equally ERIC HUTCHISON deadly adversary: apathy. John Wayne. And now's the time to make Still, the day after the election, airport it a fact -while Newport-Mesa still has boosters .are saying damn the torpedoes -some bargaining power. it's full speed ahead. Newport-Mesa leaders need to strike a Measure F's victory may not be the end deal with their South County ene~es: of the road in the long battle over El Toro. After you help us freeze John Wayne in its But we can see the end from here. current state, we'll stop our push for an air- While the war goes on, we have just one port at El Toro. question: Does anyone else bear that ticking There's got to be enough political mus- sound? It's the clock winding down on the cle on both sides to get Reps. Chris Cox, agreement that keeps John. Wayne Airport Ron Packard and Dana Rohrabactier to r~sonably ~and a reasonably good -pass federal-legislation that would forever neighbor. In ~ve Y~· the pact -f ?rged 20 linut the flights and hours of operation at years ago arrud lawswt threats and intense J hn w lobbying -will expire. 0 ayne. And the fear of unlimited flights and no We need lo face ~p to the truth.1?1-e curfews becomes very real. current and expensive. pro-El Toro airport By the way, the landmark agreement strategy .has been a failure. . . was not reached by paid consultants but Maybe the strategy ~an be .tinkered Wlth through passionate, intelligent citi7e n lead-here ctr1d there., but we re staring down the ers -such people as Tom Edwards, Bar-barrel of .67% of the ~oters who now say bara Liebman, Judy Rosener. Clare nce they don t want an airport at El Toro. That Turner and Jean Watt. should sharpen everyone's fqcus. It's time to begin another tack, which can It's time to send an envoy -secret or and should run parallel to the current strate-otherwise -to South County to see if gy. Newpqrt Beach. Costa Mesa and the the re's some other way out of this mess. rest of North County should continue to Otherwise, five years from now, our guess is push for the airport -in court, at the coun-that no one will be hearing planes flying out ty, at the ballot box. Let's continue the push. of Et Toro, but Newport-Mesa residents will But what Newport-Mesa ultimately hear an increasing parade of jets flying out wants, and what it wants much more than of John Wayne day and night. an airport at El Toro, is no expansion of lick. tick. tick. HOW TO CONTACT YOUI llPIESllTAllVU 01Y OF COSTA MESA Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair Drive, 92626, (714) 754-5223 BAL&OA PENINSULA I DoM'T TMINK Mayor. Gary Monahan Council: J oe Erickson, Heather Somen, UbbJ Cowan and Linda Dixon lttATS WHAT W/45 MEANT f>y -~EVIVIMG TH~ COMMUN I Ty." OTY Of NEWPORT BEAOf Newport Beach City Hall. 3300 Newport Blvd., 92663, (949) 644-3309 PMyor. John Noyes Council: Gary Adams, Jan Debay. Norma Glover, Tod Ridgeway. Dennis O'Neil and Tom Thomson COASTCOMMUNITYCOUEGEDtSTRICT 1370 Adams Ave .. Costa Mesa 92626, (714) 432-5898 dwallor: William M. Vega ao.d: Walter Howald, Sherry Baum.. Paul Berger, Armando Ruiz and Jerry Pcattenoo NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 2985-A Bear St., Costa Mesa 92626, (714) 424-5000 SUpet""ltlllMlent Robert Barbot loerd: Dana Black. Judy Franco, Jim Fenyman, Martha Fluor. Wendy Leece, Serene Stokes and' David Brooks Readers .at odds over Steve Smith's column AT ISSUE: Some say Smith is most interested in criticizing the Newport- Mesa Board of Education; others agree with his views on school bond. I do believe.Steve Smith cares mu~ more about chastising the school board than looking for a solution to a very grave situation. He made it very clear why he is unable to support a property tu bond for the district. His reasons of lack of trust. responsibility and accountability are shared by many in this com- 1--...1 • munity. The ... er1 one thing RESPOND ::i::.tc:s dear or even addrea ti what his IOlution to this dally growing problem would be. Ma puent of three cbOdren who attend Newport-Mw ldlools, and an amployae, I am IUlpriled at eome of the CODditionl that 1188. OUr ICbooll are In dire need ol repair. n. ""'M'Ullity DWll '°mow b nnL tnlll tn our tledld..,.... .ad llft our ICboci tw•'W-. to .......... ,., .... d ....... • tioli Im our cbldma .. Cllllllg. .,..11.MMM CClltaMlm • ......... Smlla'I Mmda. cat ID wlllda • ...... _...._. .. ._aw P& ., ............. ... .......... , ... I believe his position on this issue: that the board bas been principally responsible for this long decline into disrepair. I believe this because of my abid· ing faith in the ability of boards and bureaucracies to always act in the most illogical and inefficient manner possible. In this case, however, he has given us no examples. I would appreciate a column outlining sped.fie examples over the years, of how the board has allowed this situation to occur. This would ·give me and other readers a much better understand- ing of the situation. School in 1974 and 1975. DON THOMAS Newport Beach This is in response to the March 4 article written by Steve Smith. It articulates a true concern that the Newport-Mes.a school board's bond issuance will not be overseen by capable citizens with a sense of cost effectiveness. Smith asks that the school board apologize for methods used in past spending policies, which allowed schools to fall into such disrepair. He also wants an apolo- gy for Dena Black's remark that she is lhrilled for the kids (that the bond will be OD the ballot) . In addiboo, Smith ~ed the board enswe construction special- ists and accountants oversee the spending of tbe bond funds and citizens be more than advillo11 . Steve, I agree that the disrepair of tbe IC:bools are unbelievable. 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I The par-four, 418-yard dogleg left, with an intimidating tree line on the left side of th~ fairway, played harder than Usual because of swirling winds in the rain-shortened, 36-hole event. Hole No. 5, which usually plays tough and is the beginning of a challenging, six-hole stretch, ranked second this year in terms of difficulty. "Everybody was commenting on bow long the golf course played, and that's because when you hit the Richard Dunn GOLF ball on the fairway, it didn't move very far,~ club president Jerry Anderson said . "You just didn't get a lot of roll, and holes five and six played even longer because of the swirling winds (generated by the storm) and prevailing winds off the CdM a* Mo~gside in regional semifinal • Sea Kings one _win away from a Forum appearance. dany Faulkner DAILY PILOT INGLEWOOD -The two CIF Southern Section Division ill-AA semifinal losers are facing off, but tonight's Southern California Regional boys basketball semifinal between Corona del Mar High and host Morningside (7:30 tipoff) is anything but a consolation game. The winner will advance to Sat- urday's 12:45 p.~. regional final at the Forum, which will produce one team to represent SoCal in state championship game in Sacramento. "H we take care of ourselves, we can compete with these guys," Orris said of the Monarchs (22· 10), who like CdM (23-7), overcame a 10-da.y layoff to earn a first-round regional win Tuesday. The Sea,, Kings, who were felled by eventual runner-up Centennial of Compton in the section playoffs, upset San Diego Section champion University of San Diego High, 49- 46, at the Dons' gym. Morningside, perennial postsea- son nemesis of the Estanda boys and Costa Mesa girls programs, knocked off Central Section cham- pion Washington Union of Fresno, the reigning state Division m titlist. 74-66, on the road Tuesday. The Monarchs, who finished in a three-way tie for second in the Bay League, split their two league games with Cenntennial of Comp- ton. They defeated the Apaches, 49-45, in the first round, then fell, 77-58, in the regular-season finale. CdM led the Apaches, 27-20, at halftime, before being overcome in 1168-46 section semifinal verdict. •we match up better with Morningside than we do Centenni- al,• Orris said. •(The Monarchs) aren't as big, but they are athletic." Orris said the key to defeating Coach Carl Franklin's squad will be: 1) Stopping transition; 2) Pre- venting second shots1 and 3) Pay- ing constant defensive attention to .BOYS BASKETBALL . ' the Monarchs' two best outside shooters. The aforementioned three-point threats are 6-foot-1 guard nacy Cathey and 6-1 junior reserve Marques Calcote. Cathey, one of only three prominent seniors, aver- ages 14 points per game. He scored 15 of his 17 points against Washington Union in the final two minutes. The Monarchs' top weapon is 6- 5 senior post Dwayne 'lrottet; who averages 17 points and 14 rebounds. He bad 20 points and 12 boards Tuesday. Kbali Young, a 6-3 junior (nine ppg), Dante Tatum, a 6-4 senior (7 .5 points and 6.1 rebounds per contest), and Daniel Campbell, a 5· 11 junior (seven points and four rebounds), round out the starters. Franklin, however, typically uses a nine-man rotation, which allows him to apply constant full-court pressure. CdM, one win awoy from matching the 1986-87 squad for most single-season victories during Paul Onis' 14-season tenure, is paced by 6-4 senior Kevin Hansen. Hansen, averaging 21 points and seven rebounds, needs just eight points to move into the No. 4 spot on the all-time CdM single- season scoring list. Hansen, who had a team-high 17, including the Sea Kings' final four in Tuesday's win, enters with 567 points in 27 games. Jon Upham is ahead of him with 574 in 1990-91. Jeff Fryer (792), John Vallely (640) and Fryer again (600) had the three most pro- lific scoring outputs. Senior. guards Alec Hanson (11.6 ppg) and Brooks Monis (9.2 ppg) have also been key, as bas 6· 7 senior center Joel Templeton. Templeton averages 6.5 points and six rebounds, but got 10 points and eight boards Tuesday. Dltwtlol• to """9woCl\d High North on 405 to M.nchester. E.st oh ~ to Grevillff Ave. School at 231 Grevillff Ave. ocean, and there was no ron in the fairways.~ A fairway bunker was added to hole No. 6 this year about 240 yards off the tee, and "it came into play for a number of players who strayed a little to the right/ Anderson said. ' "I actually think now, since we shortened No. 5 a few years ago fewest pars (85). Not surprisingly, no eagle has ever been carded on the sixth hole· in five years at Newport Beach. But Vucinich, a former club pro at Allegheny Country Club near Pittsburgh, cut a four-iron out of trouble and left it 71 yards to the hole. From there, Vucinich hit a lob wedge 30 feet past the pin on the green, then sank a dramatic birdie putt to tie for the lead. . (by 25 yards), that No. 6 may be the most difficult hole on that front-side • stretch, and it may prove out to be that way again, unless you catch The amazing turnaround of the Toshiba Senior Classic, from nearly crumbling in May 1997 to becoming the class of the senior tour, establishing a tour-donation record $1 million this year, is worth a book .. Best shot witnessed duruig the Toshiba Classic was Roy Vucinich's approach from the eight rough at 18 in the first rowid, when his ball was stuck a few yards behind a pine tree with an unusually thick trunk. Before pulling out the four-iron, Vucinich warned the fans in the gallery to "move back and be careful in case the ball bounces off this tree." Vucinich, however. kept it low and through the narrow opening. getting it on the fairway and setting up bis birdie. It's what they call on television a ·professional shot.· (the fairway) dry and get a roll." No. 6, orµy the fifth-toughest hole last year, normally plays upwind, but the storm played havqc ~n tee shots and approaches t9 the green. Nqs. 5 and 6 yielded only nine birdies each, the lowest in the event. No. 6 also allowed the I A branch of the pine tree, leaning toward the fairway, was low to the ground and no doubt impeding Vucinich's sight to the hole. Vucinicb was one of the more interesting Toshiba newcomers in SEE GOLF PAGE 82 C oronadel Mar's Evan Burden (left), watches the ball with anticipation as teammate Forrest Mack (16) looks on during Wednesday's nonleague match with Capistrano Valley. The hod Sea klngl swept to Im~ to 2-0. TAYA KASHUBA I DAILY PILOT CdM sweeps Capo Valley • Sea Kings forced to rally, twice, 16-14, 15-13, 15-9. Joseph Boo DAILY PILOT CORONA DE~ MAR -Number 11 was the theme for Corona del Mar High's boys volleyball team Wednesday in its nonleague match against visiting Capistrano Valley. With 11 points in the first and sec- ond sets, CdM lost its lead, went to the brink of losing, then came back to win both en route to a 16-14, 15- 13, 15-9 sweep. The Sea Kings' attack y.ras keyed by their No. 11. senior Greg Stamp· ley, who had a team-high 17 kills, and setter Evan Burden, who had 39 assists. In the first set, CdM (2-0) had a 6-3 lead before Capo Valley, led by its UCLA-bound middle blocker Paul Johnson, took a 9-7 lead. CdM retook the lead at 11-10, IO~S early in the season on before the Cougars how to come back.• ~ost ~on the set with a VO LEYBALL No co~eback . was flve-pomt run, making necessary m the third set the score, 14-11. as the Sea Kings won, But whatever Capo Valley (1·1) 15-9. The final point was strange to took, it gave away. One lift call and say the least. A diving Mack got a two wide spikes gave CdM three piece of a wicked spike from John- ~ints, and Stampley had two kills son. The ball ricocheted off Made. to give CdM the opening set, 16·14. hit Shepherdson in the face and · The second set was simllar to the went over to Capo Valley"s side. The Jirst. CdM took a 9-3 lead with the Cougars bit the ball in the net to end combination of Stampley, Forrest the match. Mack, Chris Shepherdson and more With key members Kevin Capo Valley mistakes. Shepherdson Hansen, Alec Hanson, Charlie had 12 kills for the Sea Kings and Alshuler and Ryan lnman still play- Mack had seven blocks. ing basketball in the state playoffs, The Cougars came back and the rest of the Sea Kings picked up took a 13-11 lead, but again, Capo the slack and won their f:irSt two mistakes and two Stampley kills matches in three-set sweeps. gave CdM the set, 15-13. •Guys like Sbepherdson and "We had a lead, gave it up, and Stampley have stepped up in lead- played catch-up in the first two ership roles,· Conti said, ·and our sets," CdM Coach Steve Conti said. younger players are getting a "This is a good learning experience chance to prove themselves.• TENNIS . Dent wins satellite event DAILY PILOT ~Tl1Pfi))T/7Mw SCHOOL Jl!J . CVl(fJ-1<'1 ITILITI Of Tll Wi i i . SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Newport Beach's Taylor Dent captured the singles title at the 2000 United Stat• Tennis A.nod· ation Satellite Men'• Pro Tennis Claaic by defeating Daniel Melo o1 Brull. 6-2, s.-3, in Sunday's cbamptomhip match at the McPatlin Tennis Center in San Antoaio. Den'4 wbo will tum 19 on April 24, WU 188ded lint in tbe 115,000 Prudential SecwtUe1 Pu~ ...at. wbOe Melo, 23, w• IMCl- ed 18CODd. ft WU Dent'I fll'8' tttle Oil tbe aladt. llncl be ....... ... -.. IDIDi-tour In ... , •iftli ......... IC:bool ..... fif IM. Dmt wm ._ CIP ............. ., ... ..... • • rr•zw • Onilia dll • Senior midfielder sent laser beams toward the net, when he wasn·~ setting up his champion Estancia High teammates. lefty,...,_ All·Padftc Cout Leegue performer. DM.Y Pl.or •If teams wanled to suck everybody in dOle to the goel. lrvtng would Estancia High boys soccer coach have at it from outstde. And anyone Steve Crwbaw calls Irving ~ la float ot h1I shot would. ..... the beert el his t8llm. --v But. for anvnna wbo bu IMO the beve '° IUS• tbe comequencee. • ·1-'lbo9e comequencm Involved center mklfiekler unload one ol his welts. brWMI, evm km ol cemwwttng ~ Oil net, the CODldoulnlill. 8CCOldlnO to tbe quedlicepe .. more lib IL a-•• _ ......._ ·1 think I ... bom with my AVW-,.... ....... -, ........ pow,• Mid tbe nd·tmd 5-foot. 7, •tw lmoCked OUI • lwW people,• l45-pouad tmlor. wbo blld tbe C1P Mkl ...... .,... lblipMbly ...... laudlim Sectlaa Dtvt1'aa JV ~ ~ .-'°' tMr _. jult • .... .................. wldle .... IUd ........... '* ... . ....... CIPPQll .. ,d .. 1 ...... ... ... " ... ,., ..... .... ~wtlbldlpowllMltglll dTl1ntra.,Jlll1kn' tlf .._f 'I ..... dlltntt ....... aWlllDfNlllal-llMIA* a ....... _. .... Ye ..... _82,._.Th_w_~......._~t:Ja __ ~___.;9,_2_000 ____ ~--------------------~~(>()llfS .~----------------------------------Da---=i~~P-ilot_ GOLF Mesa leads COSTA MESA -Jel1 Mon· toya shot a 3-over '40 after the first nine boles for Costa Mesa High's boys golf team, as the Mustangs hold a 218-243 lead over Garden Grove following Wednesday's half-match at Costa Mesa Golf Course and Country Club's Los Lagos Course. par 37. Joa.kim Rising and Lou Car· rasco each 'sho1 a '4-over 41, _ while Bryce •Sharidan (45) and Billy Lund (51) round out the scoring for the Mustangs (2-0). The match will be compJet· ed toda¥ at Willowick Golf Course at,2:30 p.m. CdM trails Irvine Mesa sweeps . GARDEN GROVE -Calta Mesa Hi_gb's ·boys volleyball team got in the wto column with a tS.6, lS.9, tS.5 non- Jeague win over bolt Ganten Grove Wednesday night. Nate Jones had 12 ldlls, while Shaun Ferryman added 10 for the Mustangs (1-1). Gary Bogert led the Mus- tangs' passing with 31 assists. Costa Mesa will take on Rancho Alamitos at home on Marcil 20. .~> ' . I ' '· . Rustlers·sweep OCC, 15-9, 15-9, 15-6 ' SOFTllLL Vangu&rd splits with Pt. Loma Nazarene COSTA MESA -Van- guard Univenity's softball team mustered together one hit, but that was enough as the Uons• Gina Uebengood threw a two-hit shutout to give host Vanguard (9-8, 2-2} a 1-0 win over Pt. Loma Nazarene in the first half of a Golden State Athletic CQnfer- . ence doubleheader Tuesday. Erin Gomez scored Van- gua:rd 'sonly run In the foUrtb inning on a ground out by Jill Jesseon. Ll.ebengood struck out seven of the first nine bat- ters, and 12 overall in the first game. -)!..~ .. --·-~·· ................ ""'· .. ~. ...... M1MQ11• • OIMllA•llllia ... _..,.. SCHEDULE TODAY .......... NEWPORT BEACH John Kwon shot a 2-over 38 for Corona del Mar Hlgh's boys golf team in Monday's half- match with Irvine at Big Citnyon Country Club, par 36. The Sea Kings, who trail, 193-210. wW complete their match with the Vaqueros Monday al Oclk Creek Coun- try Club at 2:30 p.m. Innes MacOonaJd (4 t ), Joe Kwon (43 ), Manuel Fernandez (44) and Chris Franta (44) round out CdM scoring . HUNTINGTON BEACH - The Orange Coast College men's volleyball ended the first round of Orange Empire Con- ference action with a 9-15, 9-15, 6-15 loss to host Golden West Wednesday night. BJ. Llgbtvoet had 22 kills, while Dave Moser added 14 for the Pirates (9-3, 2-3 in confer- ence). Anthony Medel bad 20 kills lo lead the Rustlers (4-1 in con- ference). The Pirates wW take on San- to Barbara on the road Friday night at 7. Altbougb the Bulls 2000 team would bardly be confUled for "Bad News Bean" on the surface, unfortunately their regular season record refleded some sort of com- mon denominator, thanks to a 3-8 record. But when the playoffs arrived at the Eastbluff Boys & Girls Club, these Bean turned into Bulls and raced to the champlomblp on the 91ades 3-4 level And no one, lt seems, can quite figure it out Top row, from le~ Coach Bryan Nickel, Michael Page, Aaron Northcraft. AndY. Rovzar, Coach Bob Rovzar. Front row, from le~ Morgan Bowman, Scott Frazier, Andrew Nickel, Jake Killian, Gregory Stone. CIOUla StAn A1Ml™ CDS SUtCE a.n..1 VANGUARD 1, PoeNT LoMA 0 Point Loma 000 000 0 -0 2 0 Vanguard 000 100 O -1 1 2 Ludlow and McMahon; l.ieben- good and Devey. w -Uebengood, 7·2; L -Ludlow. a.n..2 PolNT loMA 2, VA#GUHllD 0 Point Loma 001 100 0 -2 9 0 Vanguard 000 000 0 -0 4 t Shute and Yanez; Smith, lieben- good (4) and Devey. W -Shute; High tehool boys • State Regional semifinal, Division Ill: Corona del Mar :t~, 7:30p.m. c.omrnunity college • Orange Coast at Cypress, 2 p.m. High tehool -CoS1.l Mesa Tourn.ment, pool play: Santiago at CoN Mesa. 3:15; EstMK.a at S.nta Nia, 3 p.m.; Newp«t Elks Tournament. pool play: ArteW at Corona def MM, 3 p.m.; North Orange County Tournament La Serna at Newport Harbor, 3 p.m. • Softball College -lff at Vanguard Univenity. • 1;30p.m. • High school • Corona del Mar at Newport HMbor, 3:15 p.m.; Co51a Mesa at Rancho Alamitos, 3:15 pJn. • ~leytNll ISLAS IRVING ISLAS focused,• Crenshaw said. •When guys started to drop their heads after Bishop Montgomery closed the gap, Irving was one of the first ones to urge his teammates to stay positive. He has a lot of fire and he doesn't like to lose. I never have to worry about Irving not being ready to play. Sometimes I'll see him on campus in fhe morning the day of our game and he already has his game face on." CONTINUED FROM 81 kicks. "Nobody really wants to be in the wall against me,• he said. "When I see them (flinching), I just want to kick it even harder. I'm proud of how hard I can shoot. And I've learned how to place it.· Crenshaw believes velocity isn't the only aspect of Islas' game or which he should be proud. ·A lot or times Irving is overlooked, because Esau! (Mendoza} and Cesar (Terrones. both senior forwards) have scored so many goals,lhis year (80 combined),• Crenshaw said. "But Irving ls our emotional Jeader out-there and he's the strength of our midfield. He's reaJ important to oUI offe nse. because he sets up most of the stuff we do. A lot of our offense starts in the midfield." The Daily Pilot Athlete of the Week can finish, as well as initiate, scoring chan~. He had 14 goals to help the Eagles outscore foes, 122-14, en route to a 20·1-t season which included wins In their last 17 games. His leadership in Saturaay's 5-2 title-game triumph over top-seeded Bishop Montgomery, helped stabilize the PCL champions, once the Knights had pared a 3-0 lead to 3-2. ·He's very intense and he keeps our guys Islas arrived at Estancia from Mexico as a freshman and soccer immediately became his link to social ~cceptance. "I had no friends when I came here and it was a little scary.• be said. "I was . here alone, staying with family friends. When I started playing soccer, I met a lot of friends.• Islas, who would like to become a computer technician, plans to continue playing soccer in college. And the Eagles' postseason success has generated recruiting interest from a handful of schools, Crenshaw said. "Irving is Divisfon I caliber,• Crenshaw said. •Not only in his understanding of the game, but in.his mental and physical approach." Islas said the CIF title was a culmination of four years of hard work. ·we bad some ups and downs, but winning it all was really exciting.· r·· ,•p1.' • - . . ' ;i;(. ... "?', 'l'N . :~ . ' . .t\ ...... , f..,.•: ... ·r:")'•,; l.~:t.~ .. J ' . . .. ;b~: • ... • ~.1. ... J. k-·l •t ... """ ~,&•ON . ,., '"f' '.iA' ~ -... _, ~ ..J.. ~\... ·"-' L -Smith, 0-3. 28 -<:aggiano (VU). GOLF· CONTINUED FRbM 81 which included a v.olunteer marshal, and blood-spilled onto the fro'nt of the golf cart. · High school boys -Valenda at Estancia, 3: 15 p.m. •Swlnwnlng Community college men and women- Orange ColKt, Grossmont and Riverside at Palomar, 2 p.m. 2000, and one of few on the senior tour wbo actually UJ<e the poa annua greens at Newport Beach. "These greens are beautiful,• Vucinich said. "That poa annua is good stuff. That's the kind or grass we have in Pittsburgh." The Inaugural Mazda Open Celebrity Golf Tournament will be held March 20 at Mesa Verde Country Club lo raise funds to construct a new Arts Pavilion al Orange Coast College. • 1)'d end field High school boys and girls • El Toro at COf'ona del Mar, 2:<45 p.m.; Ocean View at Enancil113:15 p.m. • Teftnil Communi'Y college men -s.ddlebeclt at Orange Coast. 2 p.m. Community college women • Orange Coast at Saddlebatk. ~ p m. High sdlool boys • Corona def Mar Pro-Am crash update: The amateur who was injured last week in the Toshiba Classic Pro-Am apparently was not the one driving the golf cart at the time of the accident. Celebrity golfers are expected to include former NFL stars Dick Butkus and Eric Dickerson, former Laker Kurt Rambis and Chris Myers of Fox Sports News. Details: (949) 727-6304. •t Bevefly Hills, 3:15 p.m.; San Clemente •t Costa ~. 3 p.m. TENNIS Eagles fall, 15-3 The inaugural Tommy Bahama Pacific Coast Classic, a golf tournament MJSSION VIEJO Estancia High's D.J. Glacy won two sets against 1Tabuco Hills boys te nnis team, which de feated the visiting Eagles, 15-3, Tuesday in a nonleague match. 1\vo amateurs share a cart during pro-am rounds, and, during the Wednesday round, the driver t.rted to go under a rope, resulting in a serious injury to an amateur, also a Toshiba employee. The amateur was taken to Hoag Hospital after suffering bead wounds. As the cart reportedly tried to go under the tough, nylon rope, it stretched the rope and caused a stake to snap out to benerit the Center For Community Solutions, is scheduled for Monday at Newport Beach with an appearance by 1999 Toshiba champion Gary McCord, who is sponsored by Tommy Bahama. Glacy beat the Mustangs' No. 1 and No. 3 singles play- ers. Estanda's (0-2) Mark Tru- jillo had a 3 -1 lead, lost it, and came back to win his last set of the day, 7-5. of the ground and hit the amateur in the head. The cost is $175 per player, which includes golf, cart, lunch on the course. Tommy Bahama Aruba Zip and hat, and a dinner with open bar at Tommy Bahama's Tropical Cafe. Details: (949) 760-8686. NONLEMalE T-.co Hlus 1S. .._ > ~ • Glacy (Est) def. Patel 6-0: lost to 8~ 21; def. Kem. 6-1 Trujillo (Est) lost. 21, 3-6, won 7-5. Leones (Est) lost, 1 1. C>-6, I 1 . ~ • Perez<hlln (Est) lost to C~-Weber, 11, lost to ArlM-fahld. 1-2. rain. lost to Chastain-Lopez. 11; Dudt-Alvefgue (Est) lost, 2-6, 0-6, 11; Valdez-0.wid (Est), lost, C>-6, C>-6, 0-6. The amateur was knocked unconscious at the 12th hole, according to eyewitnesses, • IUCHARD DUNN's golf column appears every Thursday. ~·.-.'·.~ • ., ' l.J. • ·~ ..... ·t· •. ~· · r---"""'., .. 1 I;,. 4' • r4 'I , 'J • •' Flctltloua Bualneu Flctttlou8 8ualnesa N•me Statement Name Ste•ment The lollowtno peraona The follOwlng persoos are dolnO bu1me11 as: are doing buslneu a1: COAST CHAlLENGE, Newport Roadsters, 310 El Modena. Newpon 840 Prodocttoo' Plac., Beach, CA 92663 Newport Beach, CA Claudia Jennings, •a.. 92663 Eslher, Cost.a Me1a, CA Ray Allen EHer, Jr .. 92627 21869 Raynor Ln., Wiid- Alleen Feuerberg, 310 omer, CA 92595 El Modena, Newport Lariy William Paolnl, Beach. CA 92663 711 W. 17th St. IC10, This business II con· Costa Mesa, CA 92627 ducted by: oo-par1nera This bu11nea1 11 oon- Have you started ducted by: a llml1ed doing business yet? No partnership Claudia Jennings Have you. 1tarted This statement was doing l>Usine" yet? No filed wltl\ the County Lany W. Pec:itil Cleft! of Orlnge County Thia 11atement was on 02·11 -2000 liled With the County 2000ll1 .... Clertl °' Oranoe County Dally Piiot Feb 17, 24, on 03-07-2006' Mar. 2. 9, 2000 Tl\<423 2000M217M FICitdOua Bualnffa Dally Pt10t Mar. 9, 18, NAame Statement 23, 30, ~ Th<489 The following pertons Frcttti.v• au.rm are doing business 11: Heme Statement WEINCO, 18791 The I~ persont South Pacfflc, Sunset ara doing bueiiMI as: 8"ctl, CA 907<42 Soulh Cout C&rpet Allen John Weins, Clnt, 2Q19 TUS11n AVfl , 16791 Soolh Pacific, IB, Cotta Meaa. CA Sunaet Beach, CA 92627 ~~.-'"~-~ . ·• .~ .... ~... ·...-- ' . . Flctttloua Bualnff• Name Statement Heme St.tement The folloWlng persons The foltowlng pel'IOns are doing t>u1lness as: are doing bullileN 11: Nollhlngham Place. Imperial Auto SeMol, LLC, 1501 We"tdltf Dr .. 391? W. Segerstrom Ste. 260. Newport Ave .. Senta Ana, CA Beach, CA 92660 9270<4 Pacific Grand Con· Ziad A. Masri, 342 11ructlon, lnc:,i. Managing Lemon Grove, Irvine, CA Member, (1,;allfornla), 92618 1501 Westcfitt Drtve, Jamal A. El Masrt, 121 Ste. 260. Newport Clealt>rook Lane, Al>!. A, BMctl, CA 92660 Costa Mesa, CA 9~626 Tnf• bU8inffs Is con-This buelneu It con- ducted by. a CX>fPollllon duded by: a general Have you started partne!Shlp doing buslnlu yet? No Have you started PaCiflo Grand Con· doing bu1lne11 yet? lll'UCllon. Inc., Ronelcl E. Yes, 1989 Lagrand, PrNldent Ziad A, Masri Thlt 11aternent was This statement was llted with the County filed wfth the County Cieri! of Oranoe County Cllrlt of Orenoe County on 03-o7-2000' on 03~2000' 20008l21771 2000M21470 DllY PlloC Mar. 9, 16, Dally Plot Mar. 9, 18, 23, 30, 2000 TMtl i , :'IO, 2000 Th497 ~. r.. . .· J -~ . ' ,..; ; • . rr.-i Neme.._ment Thi fonowtng persons are dolnQ buSinMI as: Family Alallh Ne!W0111, 1760 Monl'Ollle AVfl. #8· 1 o. Cotta Mesa. CA 92627 Allan BoMhek & As· soc. Inc., (CA), 1760 Monr<>Wa Ave., tB-10, Costa Mela, CA 92627 Thia business Is oon- ductld by: I corporation Have you starlld doing buslne11 yll? v ... 1918 Allan BoruSMk & Aa· soc., Man BoNllhllt, Owner, Pl'llldlnt. PalA JarNI ()fie. Mgr. This lt8*Mnl was ~:""~= on 03-07 ·2000' ·~2D001P2w..-1m D.ay Piiot Mat. 9, 18. 23. 30 2000 Th485 90742 Richard Glenn Wll· ,..,....._ __ 18t~ ~~ :.::~~'. :,~•c::: T= A~A Sun11t Beach, C A 92627 / r···-• 90742 Jo•ethlne Wllllam1 ~=::.~~ 2019 Ullll\ A111.2JB'. wife • ~ t:,a,;.;:: ~. Have you started c:luctld by: hulbend anc:t doing bullnln yet? No wife Allefl J. Welnl Have you 111r11d Thia ..,,_nt Wal doing builnell yet? lllld wlttl lhl County YH, '4·1-80 Clerk of OftnQI County Rlc:tlwd 0 . WWwnt on 02-11-2000' Thia ••meilC ... 2000M1Mll lllld With .. County Deity Plot Fib. 17, 241 Qettc of °'--CounfY Mw. 2, t, 2000 TM24 on 03-07·2000' ·---•111 Flctltloue 8ua1neu Olly Piiot Mw, !:._ -~ ...... ............. 23. 30 2000 '"""" .,.n.. fcloM~ "ctlllo• 9Ytlr 111 P:r.lf CK'S Pt'i. ...... Ill 11 .... 2845 Herbor Blvd., -~~· C<*l Mlea, CA neat TrtcoeOr ,...... Vlneent A. Hlc*8~ 1011 W. Ooe19 -.'. Aodllttlr St.. ~ ,.. ... _.. Meea. CA 92827 ....... ...,,,.... -· l>onl}ajean Garver, ~ 0..... ..., 331 Rochllltr 81 . ~ ~ ~ 0. Colta MIA, CA 12827 ·-• e111 a::.--~~ ~ .,~=,:, -~ ~ l'llM dll , CA .. _ ~vu:_ etar;:: ~ ::-:-: ~= y~ A. ::J:'1 wll Thie ..... ""'" .... ~ !!!l'!! =-=-= ..,,,.,.- on OI -·-=-="-=-= --... ·~=-a , JG. IOllO ~ r. .. u f The Newpon Bcach/U>sta Mesa Daily Pilot presents you with a GREAT OPPORTUNITY to promote antiques & collectibles . Perfect for shops, dealers, auctio-;u, booksellers, decorators, rdWshcrs, galleries -develop your bu.mtm with us! Our Antigua & CoUcaiblcs · Special Seaion Deldlina on March 17th. Don't Mitt Oud Call Markey (949) 574-4246 . . I ,, ~ .. Daily Pilot Fldll1ra .,. ... , .. ..... -.. ....... lb:IUMnt The ~ ,..,,. The lollowlrlg paraane .,. dc*'9 buUIMa aa: .,. ~ bUllneee u : Fotter Equ't.':.~· t1omaFood orv. 5111 1410 C 8'. . Panama Or . Buena Sara Ana, CA 82705 Pa111 ,. .. """"0 Ed .. rd T, Foatar, ' ...... ..,.... ~ 410 0 St. Anlhw, Tom f\ay MoraYM. Sel1ta MA, CA 82705 5511 Panama Dr .. au.. Thll ..._.. II coo-Illa Ptwtl, CA 90820 • duded tr(:.,, lndMcMI ~ ~...:::- H•v• you •tarted Have you 11trtad doing bulinell yet? No OO!tlg bullnaM vat? No EMrd T. Foller Tom Ray Morev.. This ltatemant WU Thi$ statement flied wfttl the (';ounty filed with tn. WU Clertl °' °""°' Couoty Cieri< ol Oranoa = on 02·11·200lf on 03~ 2000ll116GO 200Clee21111 Dally Pllol Feb. 17, 24, Dally Piiot Mer. 9. 16, Mat. 2, 9, 2000 Th418 '23,30.2000 Th50e Flctltioue BualneH Rctltlou1 Bu1ln"• Name ~t Name Statement The lollowlng persons The lqlloWfno persons ~~~;s are~ bus!Oeu u • OF CALIFORNIA. 371 Urliversal ~ry. 1 n Either St. Costa Masa Afverskle Dr., F" Nt~ • • PC>l1 Beach, CA 92683 CA 92627 DaVld Perry, t n Riv· sir" ~·r ~ ar1ide Dr .. "F", Newport Mau CA 92627 Beach, CA 92663 • This business ts oon· Thll bualnau ls con· ducted by· an lndlVldual duded by: an lncllvldual Have you started Have you atanad doing busfoau .,,.11 No doing bu1lna11 y•t? David Perry •-Yes, 2·1-00 -., John C MalrnQulst • ms 1t1tement was · filed with the County Thia m tament was Clalll ol Orange County Iliad with the County on 03•03.2000 Clalll of Orange County 2000U2l451 on 03-07·2:.u1719 Dally Pilot Mar. 9 19 DallY Ptlot Mar. 9. 16, 3• 30. 2000 l'h49S 23, 30, 2000 Tho482 Flcthlou1 BualnHe FICdilOUe BuslMii Name Statement N8me Statement The fellowing perlOOS The folloWlng persons are doing buslOeas ~: e,. dOlng tJuslMss as· •> Sliver Star Cesling Biddy Joyce, 833 ~ .. b) Sliver Star Dis· Hlbllcul Col.in Corona tnbutlon. 1n5 MOl'lrovla del Mat, CA 92625 •AS. Costa ~esa. CA Biddy Joyce I.LC (CA) 92.627 833 Hibiscus COurt co'. Luke Timothy Burrett, rona dal Mar, CA 92625 1725 Monrovia #A-5, This business Is 000• Costa Mesa, CA 92627 duded by. Llmit9d Thit business ls COil· Liability Co. ducted by· an lndlVldual Have you started ~ave you started doing oosro.u y.t'? No domg bu1lna11 yet? Biddy Jov.c•. LLC, Yes. 1995 Kana Joyce, President Luk9 T. Burr9tt This stat.men! was This llatement was hied with the County l11ed With Iha County Cfel\ ol Orange County Clelll ol Orang• County on 03-07·2000 on 03-03-2000 2000l821784 2oooel214'9 Daily Pilot Mar. 9. 16. Dally Pilot Mar. 9, 16, 23. 30 2000 Th4&4 23. 30. 2000 ThSOO Ff~lltloua BuilneH Flctltloue Buelneaa Name Statement Name Stetement The lellowlno persons The followmg persons are ..,,....,. bus"'9ss 89. are do4no business as: ca~'V C f ' BRUSHED METAL DE· nyon res E~tates. SIGN. 1304 Logan St . LLC, 1501 Waslclitl Dr.. Costa Mesa CA 91627 Sta. 260, Newpor1 Tony EdWard Ande"°"-Beac:tll CA 92660 20909 Gold Run Or Paci lo Grano Con-Diamond Bar. CA 9176S sllUCtlon, Inc , Managing This business Is oon Member, (Cahforma), duCted by an lndlvlduai 1501 Wastct1lf 011va. Have you started ~:C,,,2Jte~wport doing business yet? This buslneu Is con· Yes, Ot-Ol·2000 ducted by: a oorporatlOO Tony E Anderson Have you started This llatement was doing business yltl? No hied with the County Pacific Grand Con· Cle(1c ol Orange County Ion I Ronald E on 03·03·2000 llruGt • nc.. · 2000l821475 Leg18nd, Pr9sldent Thll atetement was Dally Piiot Mar. 9, 16, flied with tl'MI County 23. 30. 2000 Th501 Cleft! ol Orange County FlctJtloue Buslnese on 03-07·2000 Name Stat.ment 20006821 n• The folio.ring pel10N Daltv Pllo1 Mar 9, 18. are doirlg lxJSN19SS 81. 23• 30· 2000 Th492 Trautwein EtAI , 1617 Actltloue Busin... Westcllll Or • 1208, Heme Statement Newport Baac:ti. Ca. TM fOllOwing persons 92660 are doing busliless as· Carolyn S Boeckman, Mkld!e Biddie Invest· Trustee ol the Paul ment Club 23n1 For· TraU1Weln Trust, 536 Au- mello Laguna Hilts CA rora Pl.. Redding. CA 92653 • 96001 Bonnie Jo LaGras'° Raymond Trauiweln, 26 Trawler, Laguna 5295 A11enlda Del Sol. Nloual CA 92677 Laguna Hills, Ca 92653 Oab.ble Burrows. Helen Trautwein, 1830 24982 Torrie Or Futletlon Ave . eo.ta Laguna Hilts, CA 92653' Mesa, Ca. 92627 SuHn Arakalllan This business IS con.. 23n1 Formallo 1.aguna dUC:Ced by a general l'illl$, CA 92653' pertner1hip This business ls con· Have you a 11 rt ed ducted by a gel'ieral doing busine11 yet? paMeflhl9 Yes, 111165 Hava you atarted Raymond Trautwein doltlg business yet? No This statement was Bonnie Jo LaGrauo flied Wilh the County Thll statement was Clerk ol Orange County filed With the County 00 02·25·2000 Clark of Orange County 2oooee2on9 on 03-()3.2000 Daily Pilot Mar. 2, 9, 16, 2000ll2t419 23. ~000 Th4'8 Daltv Pflo( Mar. 9. 16, Flcthroue 8u1lneu 23, 30, 2000 Th502 N1me Statement Flcdtloue 8ualneae The telloWlng parlOC'll Name Sta .. ment are doing buslMss as. TM fo11ow1ng pe<sons SCOTT·WATERS a,. dolnQ.~ as· DESIGN, 1589 Ballar Ba1T11CU08 Sports, m Street. Cocta Mesa. CA CollMn Plac9 Costa 92628 • Meta CA 92627 Mar11Vn Scott·W•t•rs. Rlchard M. Perrault. 1589 Baker St .. Co5ta 324 Colleen Place. Maaa, CA 91626 CcJtta Maaa, CA 92627 Thll buSlnau It ClOll· ~ J . Perrault ouetad by: an lndivldual 324 Collaen Place, Have you started Coate Mau, CA 92627 doing buslneu yet? This bullneat 11 oon· Yes, 2115.'00 ducted by: hulbend and Matlyn Scotl·Watet1 ... Thia IQli.tnent .... Have you at~ Iliad wfth the Colllty ootng buelneH yet? Clarti of Orllnoa County Y.. M ·2000 on 02"25-200(j • 2000ll20711 ~~~ Oellv PllO« Mar 2. 9, 1e. flleO ... ltlt Coooly 23, 2000 Tl\449 Oaltl of <>rtnoe County FIC1kJOUi BualMia on 03-03-200lf Nw Ste""*'t JOOOll21417 The lollowlng peraom Deily Piiot Mtt. 9, 16. .,. doing bullneu .. 23, 30, 2000 Th499 Thedi1ttnatwor111.com. Flctlloue BuelnMa 4417 Colony· Plaza, Neme..........,. :=ort Baach, CA The follOWflla l*80fl* Ginni Holdings, LLC, aN doing bultnNa as (CA), 2022 Barranca. OOLl1EN VISION Newport Baach, CA OPTOMETRY, 1&333 92660 QMr Or. H90, ll'tllne, Thlt bualMP Is oon- Calton* 92904 duQad by Urnltad Lia• Uni Chang, 19 Del bMy Co ~. IMM, <:allot· Have you started ,. tllOI <IOlno bUelnMI ,.., No lllll t...-..e le coo-GIMe Hokllnae, LlC. cMMd by an ~ 8'all Galdn. CE'O Ha•• you etertff Thil ~ wet OOll'I bullrlMI ,.., No fti.d With tl'le County L.eM °*" Cleftl of OrwlG9 County THe •••"'*" wu on 02·2S.200CJ llld wllh thl Qounty IGDlll •Ol 11 Clef' cl OtMae ~ Dallv Plloc Met. 2. t , '.l..t on 02·t4.IOOCJ u, 2000 l'MllV _,.,.t F'lao• IUilMii ~~ .... ~ ............... t -···-iHHI ... ~.,_..~=II -II -" ca.. Laaun• Inn. n.. ...... petlOfW 15'0 ..... c.... ~. • ~in: .. cl'I, CA .. .. -;;cc,,..,... UIA. T.-.. CA, lftc. 4CAKlto : ..,.... .,. Coe.. • Laguna Dae _ .__ '-'. leedl. CA 10110 ~ idwelii Ce· 1Nt ...._ 11 aon-~ ~t. ~ dudedllr,•00;1i9lll:zJ ._ 11• Hewe you It•= ... .:.:·qg:. ...,,.. UIA; 1..1!1111111!11!~ ~ -. Udllr, M -!f; ............... The ~ petlOfW .,. ddng tMlil8aa •: a) AdvMoad Loala In• du1try, bl A1110ri1c1 Loglcll lnsfMnanta, C) lclNI Realty, d) ~ R•lty, 2 f 351 Sand Doliaf une.L--~ 8eectl CA- A ti A 'Sghe·r Malakz1dah, 21351 Sand Dollar une. Hunl· lnQton 8Mc:t\, CA 92648 Thia bu11neU II oon· duded by: an ll'ldivlcMJ H•vo you started doln~ bu11lne11 yet? Yea, 02·14·2000 All Alghar Malabadah This 5tatemant was filed wltll the Courity Cieri! ol Oranoe County on 02-25·2000 2000tl20l14 Dally Pilot Mar. 2, ii, 19, 23. ~ Th452 FICtftloua Buelnes• Name Statement The lollOwlrlg peraont are doing business as: Super Hero's. 714 Adams. Suite 11o1, Huntington Beach, Ca 92649 Denier Alllflony Gauna Jr .. 1025 N. Tustin Ave., 1101. ca 92867 This buSlness 111 con· ducted by: an lndtvldual Have you started dolng bu&fneSI yet? No Daniel A. Gauna Jr. This •tatament wn flied wltll Iha County Cfelll of Orange County on 02·25-2000 2000t820e 15 Oallv Pilot Mar. 2. 9, 16. 23, ~ Th453 Thursday. March 9, 2000 83 -, ....... ----· ... -.. .. •tw-! ·•• • ... ~ 4-·-• ,._ -. ' . • flotlUoue .._.._. ,...... ..... Flctllloue Plcttdoue 14'91n•• ...._ .. , wt ...._ •1c111ent ...,... lb:lcment ....,. ._.,...It Nw .._..ment ...._ euu.....,t The ...... l*IOfW The ~ P8110t\t The ~ s>«tont The tQllowlnQ panons The ICllOoioMg pel'IOna The fo11oMng J)enlOM M daWIG ..,.._ • .,. dolf'O ~ u .,. ~J)ullMM •• .,. ~lnQ ~ u are dOirlQ bullnaM u · .,. OQlog ~ .. : KIZAl<fHAIASAl.ON, Conllinde Pool and Para Marlt'eUng .. ~,--,..._, ..... _ a) a-_,, ,...:._ Pillow"Tach, 1012 o•·-t...ra E:dOlll ""-• 4165 Paulatlno Ave., Spa, 7204 W PCH 147, S.M:.M, 118 E Bay. p(;i'ojb iti1;;'71. ooe11a e*';'°11aaa':"°i:i B1lo10 1101. Cotta .,.,;;; HO~ siA, Cotta Meea~t 92e2e Newport Baactl, CA Nawpon Be•ch, CA Or'WIQI CA f>ar King by ACE, c) Ace Mau. CA 91627 ... wport Beach, CA Toahllo , 8571 92683 126e1 929lS..~s71 Par l<lng, 130 Atnip Arnold eq.,.te, 2488 92863 =.n'CAA:a..~den P~,-~~2::,:i s~ma':°'ca~:~ T~'to "1£m~~A ~ ~Gay ~~wport =~~A~ Coci. ~ast ~·ia~ Thia bullnaU II oon-IMctl, CA Roed, La Vema, CA QiAHOE THE NAME arard 1.atournaau, Thia buMWU • oon· e.ac:n. CA 92fi63 ~ by an lndlvldulll MM Hooo. 7204 W 92750 OF Par.nts on Betl8tl °' 130 Anllp Way u , dUclact by' an 1~ n. bullnaot• It cion-Hav~ started PCH ut; Newport This business Is ClOll· Minor Children lor N•wport Baach, CA Have you 11artad d!Jaad by an lndMdu8I doilT~'"'ro K'--"~ No ~· Y.~11 11 ~ dUC:CH ad by; an lndMdual Change °' Chllcnns' 92960 OOlv-!:.g2.!u-001lnHs yet? Hive you atartao UOMR ,_ ,._ .,.,_,. ...,.r ava you arartad N·-· Only T>.J.. ... --11 •· ~. -04 nn.v. butinaU ua117 No Thi• stat•ment was ~t<I by hulb9nd Ind doing bu1lne11 yet? 1.;J',';9 Ba~ and Nail dud~~.;~ Amold Boyle 'RY.,, Mosley ·-· Iliad with Iha Coooly ..... Vas, January 1, 2000 Crulc:Mhank on behalf o1 Have you started This Slatemant was Tfis stai.ment was Cleft! of Orange County Have you 1tarted Andr9W Rios James M Crvtc:Qhanll. doing buelnau yet? No llled *hh the County flied with the County on 02·29-2000 doing bualneu yet? TI1il ,Mat9mllnt was a minor; and Qavln R Genlrd La19Urneau Clelll of Ofallga County Clalll of omioe County 2000M210ll3 v ... 2/1e.19t. ftled With tna County c~. a minor This sta"'"'9nt waa on 02·25!2000 on 02·18·2000 Dallv PUol Mair. 2, 9, 18, Tegan Hopp Cfelll ol Oral1!l8 County OADEA TO SHOW fll•d Wlllll the County 2Q091120711 2000M2G20t 23. ~ Th477 Thrt atalement wa.s on OS'--03·~ • CAUSE FOR CltANOE Cieri! of ()fanQ9 County Oa11v Piiot Mar. 2, 9, 18, Daily Pilol F•b 24. Mar FlctltM>UI Builnffa lileQ wltti the County • 2000tl214IO OF NAME, on 02·1 \f20oo 23, ~. Th459 2. g. 16, 2000 TM31 Name 8tetement Olarte ol Orenga CounlY Daily Piiot Mat 9, 16, CASE NUMBER • 2000ll1t605 BSC 1241 Fl~itloJa Bualniii on 02·25-2:..20711 23. 30. 2000 Th503 A2010M Dally P.ilot Feb. 17, 24, N011cE OF Name Stat9ment •~Ti.~~ISrsons 0 .. Piiot ••• 2 Fl~'-"• Bu•inn• PETITIONER(~ Mat. 2. o. 2000 TM19 ~ ....... lel._..A -· ........ -v .,.,..,. as: a.y r-IK .... r. • 9, 16, ... u...... La Ball N ii FIZLlo B '-~ .-~"'"""' .... "'""'11 pe ......... lntamatlonal Com· 23. 2000 Th462 Name SUtement ura a e .. u. us u1 .. -• TO Aa.NISTER are OOtng t>vsoness a' putar Aen1111, 242• FlctitlOua Buelnna The following persona Cruickshank on behalf of Name 51atement ESTATE OF: Morns Video PrOduc- Santa Ana Ave., C/)01, N•-s•..o--...t are doing bullness as. Jam .. M ~ TM lelloWlng parlOlll GARY E. GLASGOW hon' 183• Newport Cosi. Masa. CA 92627 -·-.. _,,_,, Zubles cnic:kan Coop • minor. and GaVln A. are doitlQ buslnall as· 811/d Costa Mesa CA JeHrey Soon Wiison, The lollowlng i>eraons I 1' Old Newport Cruldt5hank, a minor HAADBALL FITNESS akl GARY EDWARD 92627 2424S.OtaAttaAve .. C. :)• ...... ~bVSlrMIGSla:~·b ~ .. 4 Newp()lt Beach, HTIAONVEFFOIRLE?NA..J:OEETRI· 12121 Hermon or : ~YWEalte Pau4 Moms, 10261 101. Costa Masa, CA ~·he~mesComroup. CA92663 TO CHANGE NAMES Tustin,CA92782 ~ • OelanoDr Cypress CA 92627 mes roup. • ZUble& Chid<en Coop FR"' .. JH•Es Franldln s. Charies, GLASGOW:.P.:D.S. 90630 Thl1 business II con-Calla Conchita, San lnc .. (CA),4140ldNew· McPHER ....... SON 12121 Hermon Or .. CASE NO. "201227 Tttls bUSlness is con.. ducted by: en lndMdual Clemeni., CA 92tl72 port Blvd.. Newport Tustin, CA 92782 To all lletra, t1ener1-dUcled by an lnd1vidval Have you started Mlctlael Eamea, 203 Beach. CA 92663 CRUICKSHANK and This business 11 oon· claries, creditors. cont· Have you started doing buw:~!~" yet? No Ccalle Conchita, San This business ls con· g~~\NOKRS~ANK TO ducted by. an Individual lngent cr•d1tors, and doing busfness yet? No Jef! ....,., lementa, CA 92672 duc:ted bv: a OO""""'tlon J"MES Mc.,...ERSON Have you started rsons Wtlo ma" other Paul Morris Thi• atatement was Jacquellne Eames, Have 'you 'lti~red CRUICKSHANK BALL OOlng buslneu yet? No :'se be Interested In ~ This 1111temen1 was meet with the County 203 Calle Concllita. San doing business yet? No 1_ ... GAVIN REA Frankhn S Chal1es Will or estate, Of both, of llled with the County Cieri< of Orange County Clemente, CA 92672 Zubles Chicl<en Coop c'R"'uiCKSH " .. 'K B"'L This atatement was GARY E. GLASGOW Cltlk ol Otange County on 02·25-2000 Thia bu51ness 15 QOll· Inc .. Salvador Jiminez. "'' -. filed With Iha County aka GAR'f EDWARD on 02·18·!000 2000M20719 ducted by. husband and E?resldent It Is hereby Ol'dered Clerll ol Orange County GLASGOW aka GARY 20006820207 Dally Piiot Mar. 2, 9, 18, wlle This statement was 1 1hat 1~1 1 persisons In· on 02·11·2000 E. GLASGOW, Dos Dally Pilot Feb 24, Mat 23, 2000 Th461 Have you started filed with the County eres""' n th matter 20006819501 A PETITION FOR 2, 9 16. 2000 Th.432 FICthlou1 Buelnna doing bullness yet? No Clelll of Orange County aP1>9ar befOfe this coul1 Dally Pllol Feb 17, 24. PROBATE has l>Mn FICiJtloua BualneH Name Statement ~~":t~~s on 02·18'2000 ~ ?::9gr:;:::,;. N~~ Maf2. 9, 2000TM20 11 I e d b y G A I I. Name Statement The lollowlng persons This statement was 20006820191 Superior Court at the ad· Flctitlou1 Buelnue GLASGOW Kl the Supe· The lelloWing pe~ are doing business as: hied wlth tile County Daily Pilot Feb. 2'· Mar dress Sl'IOwn above on Name Statement nor Court °' Clllfomia ara doing business as ;~ .. ... REAPl:RALE.COM. Clelll of Ollltlge County 2· 9,l5, 2000TM37 4-4-00, at 2;00 o'dock The lellowlng persons ~ty olPETORANITIONGEFOR Poling Associates Flctitloua Bu1lneH 186 21st Street, Unit A, on 02-25·2000 Flctitfoua BualneH p.m and then and there aie doing bust0ess as mE' 29752 Mel11wa Ad N1me Statement Costa Mesa, CA 92627 20006820805 Name Statement show cause, If any they TRIM, 1800 W Pacihc PROBATE r~sls lhal •538 , AanchO Santa The followlng per1ons Erik Taylor, 186 21$1 Dally Piiot Mar. 2, 9, 1e: The tonowlng persons have. why the petJtlOO Coast Hwy, Nawpon GAIL Gl.ASG 08 1 81>' Marganta CA 92688 are OOlna business as: Street, Unit A, Costa 23, ~ Th'66 are OOlng busfnes.s as for change of name Beach. CA 92663 pointed as persona rep· .Kim Po1111g. 29752 MELl"S BEAUTY Mesa. CA 92627 Flcthloui Buelnesa Studlo7, 160 Cenlfen· shOUld nofbe granted. Renee Lynnette re$81ltat1Vetoadmlruster Melinda Ad . •536. SALON, 6671 We1tem Todd Kendrick, 19431 nlal, Tustll)1 CA 92760 II Is lurther o!Uered Carleton, 13932 Pegg the estate ol the deco· A an ch o S a n I a Ave., Buena Park. CA Rue De Valofe, 57E, Nime Statement Jell s"1m1, 14901 that a copy ol th1s order St.. WHtmlnster. CA dent Marqanta CA 92688 90621 Foothill Ranch. CA The fOlloWing persons Newpo11, Ave., 138, to show cause be pub· 92683 THE PETITION re· Thi& t>us•ness cs ex>n· Gerardo Meza, 658l 92610 are OOlno business as· Tustin, CA 92760 hshed In Dally Pilot, This business Is con· queS1s the decedent's dueled by an 1nct11tldual Bumham Av., Buena This l>Usiness ts con· B2 GRAPHICS. •220 This business ts con-a newspaper of general ducted by an lnctillldual Will and COdlClls II any Have you started Pe11c. CA 90621 ductacl by' a general Park Newporl, 1305, ducted by: an ln011tldual cirCulatlon pubhshed In Have you staned be admitted to probate doing business yef> No G11111ermlna M Mna. partnersl'l1p Newport Beacll. CA Have you started this county, at least once doing business yet? The Wihnd any ooc:foe;ls K•m Poling 6581 Burnham Av , Have you started 92660 doing business yet? a week for lour con-Yes. 2·9-2000 are aYaJlable lor ex· Thos statement was BuenaPa11c.CA90621 doing business yet? No Aoc>el1 Leroy Boyle, Yes.2-6--00 secutive weeltspnorto Renee Lynnette am.nauon ltltheldekepl toled wrtn !he County This buslnes$ 11 ex>n· Todd Kendnck •220 Park Newport, Jeff Salrnt the day ol lhe hearing Carleton by the coun Cieri\ ot Orange County ducted by: husband and Enk Taylor Newpon Beach, CA This statement was DAT£: FEB 16, 2000 This S1atament was THE PETITION re on 02 18 2000 wne This statement was 92660 hied with the County JAMES P. GRAY, llteo w1lh the County quests authOnty 10 ad· 20006820204 Have you started llled w1lh the County This business Is a>n· Cieri! of Orange County JUDGE/ Clelll ol Orange County m1noster Ille estate under Dally P1lol Feb 2•. Mar doing business ""11 No Clelll of Orange County ducted by. an lndlvldual on 02·22·2000 COt.IMISSIONER OF on 02·11·2000 Iha Independent Admon 2. 9 16, 2000 Th433 Geraldo Meza¥ on'02·25·2000 Have you •111ted 2~1 THE .SUP EA I 0 A 20006819503 istrallon °1 Estates AC1 FIGtitlous Bualneea This statement was 20006820797 doing business yet? Daily PilOt Feb. 24. Mar COURT Dally Pilot Feb. 17, 2•. (Thls Authonty wrn allow Name Statement filed with the County Dally Piiot Mar. 2. 9., 16, Yes, 1fll00 2 9 16 2000 Th438 LINDA A. IANNELLI. Mar. 2. 9, 2000 Th421 the personal represent· 23. 2000 Th463 Robel1 I. Boyte ' ' ' · ESQ LA OFFICE OF alive 16 take many ac· Th11 loHoW1ng persons Clerk of Orange County · This statement was Flcdtioua BualneH " w Flctltloue BuelneH lions withoul obtaining are doing buSlness as on 2·29-2000 Flcthlou• Bualnff• filed wllh the County Name Statement LINDA A IANNE'Lll, Name Statement court approval &llore Sebus Oe~n serv· 2000Sl2l115 N1me Statement Cieri< 01 Orange County The fOllowing persons LINDA A. IANNELLI, The fOllOwlng pe~ taking oe11ain very lfll· Ices 5000 Birch. Ste Dally Pilot Mar. 2• 9• 16• The lellowlng persons on 02·29·2000 are doinQ business as. ESO • 110 NEWPORT are dolnO business as ponant actions. how-4000 Newport Beact\. 23• 2000 Th•71 .,. doing business as: 20006821109 STANOARO OFFICE CENTER DRIVE. SUITE FIDUCIARY AUTO ever. the personal repre· c~ 92660 Flcthloua Bualneie Amenca Home Mort· DaHv Pilot Milr 2. 9, 16, SUPPLY, 18n5 Santa 2 0 0 • NE w P 0 RT CONSUi. TING, 2929 sentatlVe wi" be required Ga~ Stauffer Sabots, Name Statement gage Corporation, Inc.. 23, ~ TM76 Isadora. Fountain Val· BEACH. CA 92660 Newport Blvd Newport to gtV8 llOllOe IO In· 413 Bay H•" Dr . New· 17881 Bel C c1e U t ATTORNEY FOR Beach CA 92663 ed uni pQf1 Beach CA 92660 The lolloWlng persona , . nl Flc:tltlou• Bualnffl ley, CA 92708 PETITIONERS F ... ..;... ....... Inc (C'") !!!!,5~_j>8walS~~ ~~1ees Th·· "--~ss IS QOll-are doirlg business as A. Huntington Beactl, N Stat t ASL. Inc .. (CA) 18n5 ATTORNEY BAR 1 ·-...--• ,. . v-r ....... ••vu'"" -~"' Diversified Com· CA 92647 • . ame •men Santa lsadoia. fioonta1n 2929 Newpon Blvd Of consented to 1ne ducted by an 1nctiYodual munk:atlon, 1221 w . America Home Mort· The following persons Valley. CA 92708 16~~~shed Newpon ~~~on Beach, ci. proposed aotion ) The Have you $tarted PCH. Apt. 430. Newl>O'I gage CofpofatJOn, Inc.. are domg txJsm411s as This txJslness Is con· Mc """"" lnoepenoen1 adm1n1S· OOo~ bu$lness yet? No Beach, CA 92663 (WA). 4710 University IGGUtDEN .Arc:hllec· docted by: a corporation Beach·Costa esa Th11 business IS con-tratlOll authonty Wiii be Gail S Sebtts Lorraine M. Sotlwarti, Way NE 1103, seattle, tval. A Prolessional Cor· Have you started Dally PdOI Febru~ 24• dueled by a COfl)O(lltion granted unless an 111-This statement was 1221 w PCH, Apt. 430, WA 98105 porallon, 1i1 Kalmus, OOlng buS1ness yet? No March 2• 9· 16· 2 Have 'you started terested person l!les an hied With tt1e County Newport Beach, CA This business Is con· ~.~11e C~·292602.6 Coste ASL, Ina., Sharon E. E N Th«1 doing buslnes1 yet? objection to the petition Cle01112ol Orange Col!nty 92663 ducted by a corporation ..... sa. "' Santo, President •crow o: Yes. 2-1-00 and sh<>wa good cause on ·18·2000 This business 1s con· Have you started lggulden Archllec1ual, This statement was 00018nOTT . Frangellca. Inc., Ben why the court should not 20006820105 ducted by: an lndMduat do4ng business yet? No A Prolesslonal Corpo. flied wilh the County NOTICE TO Berger, Vice President gr8flt the authority Dally P1101 Feb 24, Mar Have you atartad America Home Moel· ration, (CA). l 5l Cler1< ol Orange County CREDfTORS OF This statement was A HEARING on the 2 9. 16. 2000 TM34 doing business yet? gage Corporation, Inc., Kalmus, Suite E·260, on 03-07·2000 BULK SALE filed With the County petrtlon wlU b9 held on Fictitious Bu1lneH Yet, 1199 A11uro Hida~IQ, Presl· Costs Mau, CA 92626 20006821767 (SECS 6104 Clet1o. ol Otange County MARCH 30, 2000 at Name Statement l~•-M. ~............ ..._nt and CE This buslnffs 1• con· o 1y ""'~ Ma " 16 ' ' on 02· 11 ·2000 1 •5 p m Ill Oeott 1.73 ..... .... ... .............. ""' dllctect by· a oc>rp()(lltlon a1 'JO,....,., ' "· ' 6105 U C C ) . I The The lolowmg persons Ths statement was ni!:' statemen~s Ha11e you •tarted 23. • 2000 Th483 Notice is ~re'by' given Daily Pllot~i~::. ~led ~3'41 ~~ are doong busme5$ as flied wfttl the County Wit~ ty doing buslnau yet? flctttloua Bualn .. 1 to etedotors of the within Mar 2. 9. 2000 Th.422 C~2868 Ill "'-'V" CREATIVEMAIL 2025 Cfelll ol Oranoe County Cle~ ~5·2000 County Yes, Jan 12. 2000 Name Swtement named Miter Ulat a bulk Flc::cloue Bu11-.. IF YOU OBJECT to Anaheim Ave •E. ~ta on 02·29-2000 on · • · loOUlden Arohitectual, The lellOwlng persons sale iS about to be made m '.. M6sa. CA. 92627 2000IC1111 20006820798 A -Prolasslonal "~ are oono txJslnes.s as ol ltl• assets clescrobed Name Statement the granting of tile pet.. 5nannon Shea. 2025 Daily f'llo( Mar. 2, 9, 16, Dal~ Mat 2. 9, 16, Ra ........ ~ PROTOT'fPEGl.ASS. beloW The followtng persons lion, you thoulO appear Anatleim Ave •E Costa 23• 2ooo ™72 23· Th-465 =iary nclt lggulden, COM. 1210 Batavia. The names aoo txJsl· era doing buslnHs as at the ~g ands~~! Mesa, CA 92627 FlciltlOUa Buatniia FICiJtlOua BuelneH This statement was Unit c . orange. CA ness addrHses of the Certified Medical BiD· your """""IOOI °' 1"' This bUSmess 1s con-Nam. Statement Name Statement llled th the County 92867 sener are. vu NGUYEN ing, 23412 Pac.tic Park, wntten objeOtlons With ducted by an 1ndi'liou11 The f ........... ng ""rson• The fellowing persons Cle ... owtf o~e ,.._ .. _ty Dentcrafters, Inc , and 8 9 1 BAKE A 2G, Aliso ViafO, CA tne cou1 11 be'( tore the Have you started "'"""" """ " "' VUUI• 92656 hear ng. our ap· doing t>ur.lneu yet? No are doing business as: are OOlng business as: on 02·29-2 (NV). 177 Riverside STREET #A-12, COSTA pearanoe may oe 1n per· Shannon Shea BATTlEKAT, 1280 Alie rgy Tasting 200068210M Ave., Newpo11 Beach, MESA CA 92626 Joan Grandlzlo, 23412 son or by your attorney Th' Bison, B912, Newport Service, 270 East 17th Daily Pilot Mar 2, 9, 16, CA 92663 The loCatlon in C811for· Pac1lie P1'1c. 2G, Aliso IF YOU ARE A CRED· oS statemef\t was Beach CA 92660 Straet, # 1 95, Costa 23, ~ Th•80 Thts business 11 con· nla of the en.el e1tecutive VlefO, CA 92656 rTOR or ClOlltlngent crad· llled woin the County Gene Hirai. 2""° Bey· Masa. CA 92627 dueled by: a oorporatlOll officie ot the seller 1s· 'TtVs business Is con· , of he deceased C1a111 o1 Oranoe County pointe Drive. N;.port Shall C. Pallls, 270 Flctltloue BuelnH• Have you started SAME AS ABOVE ducted bY' an u·ldlVlduaJ uor 1 ·you on 02·18·2000 Bead\, CA 92660 ~st 17th Street '195, Name Statement doing business yet? As ~sled by the seller, Ha11e you ararted must me your Clalfll with 20006820117 This business Is ClOll· Cosi. Maa. CA 92627 The IOClowlng persons Yes. 1·2000 all other business doing buslnttss vat? No the cou;:. a~l • Daly PilOI Feb 24, Mar doolecl by: an tndlvldual This boStness 1.s ClOll· ere doing busiMss as. Dentcralters, Inc.. names ano addresses Joen GrandlZIO copy to ~ad rep· 2. 9, 16. 2000 Th43S Have you started dudedby an tnctMCluaJ a) ODYSSEY IN CMsArth,V.P usadbyttiesetterWiltlitl This 1111ernent was ~c':i": wtttim1 I~ Flct1tloue8uatnei1 doing business yet? No Have you started TI:RNET, I.LC • ThiS statement was three years belore lhe lllael With 1'19 County monuis from tile date of Name Statement Gene Hirai doing busineu yet? bl 0 0 Y SSE Y IN· hied with the County date such 11$1 was sent Clar\ of Orange County tlle first issuance ol lat· The tellowlng persons This statement was Vas. 1/00 TI:RNET GROUP..1. INC .. Clelll ot Orange County or delrvered to tile buyer on 02·15-2000 tars as provided In Pro-are doong buSlness 81 flied with the County Sh91f C. PalM 450 Newpon 1,.;enter on 02·25·2000 are HOME OF OR· 2000a11n5 bate Code section 9100 HowCaty. 28672 s.i. Cieri< o1 Orange County This statement was Dttve. Suil9 550. New-20006820n4 A N G E H I L L S Dahy Pilot Feb 17, 24. The time for flllr\g clalms verado canyon Road. on 02·29·2000 1118<1 with the County pol1 Beach, CA 92660 Daily Pilot Mar. 2, 9, 16, DENTISTRY Mar 2, 9, 2000 Th428 win not ewplre ti.fore Cahlomia 92676 20006821111 Clelll ol Orange County Odyssey Internet. 23, :iooo Th~57 The names ahd busl· FICtltloue 8u1IMa1 tour months from the Cathy Leigh 1.a.scoa. Da"y Piiot Mar. 2, 9, 16, on 02·29·2000 L.L.C • (Delaware), 450 Flctltlout Bu1ineH neu addresses ol the Name Statement hearing date noticed 1935t Maynard Way, 23, 2000 Th473 2000l821114 Newpo11 Center Drive. Name Statement buyer are: KHANH The lollowlng pel'ION above. Santa Ana. Caltlomla FlctltlouaBuelneH Dally PllOt Mar.2,9.16. Suite 500, Newpo11 ThelOllOWingpersons TRAN and 10192 aredoingbVslneuu YOU MAY EXAMINE 92705 Name Statement 23. 2000 Th470 Beach, CA 92660 are docng business as. FINCHl.EY AVENUE. 1 Step Marketing tne file lo.apt by t1le court Thcs bos1ness Is oon- Odyssey Internet THE IVY COTTAGE, W9!~J'MINSTER, CA 24501 Tabuanca Or ·. If you are a person Ill-ducted by an lndMdual .~~r::" FINctltlou5•.~M\ett• ~50ioupNlenc.po, (rtOelacwar,e), •905 Yort>a Ranch Rd . ..T....,,""" a•-ts to be_......, Mission Vle!O. CA 92692 terested 1n the es1ate, Have you started HEAL 1'H FTT. 129 N. ame --men w •n ar Yort>a Unda, CA. 92887 ara'd:t.;,-\l>ed In~~ Atl50tllony ~-'!!,. AdDD • 'JOA.I may Ille With the do!lll buSl"8Ss yet? No CNali La Orange CA The lolloWlng persons Drive, Sl>lte 550, New· Kristan Mdlene Ives. as .. BUSINE IN· 2• 1 Ta"""".... r. COJl1 I Aaqua5t lor Spa Cett1y letgh Lasooa ~9 ne, • .,. doing business as poll Beach. CA 92660 1631 Orc:hlrcl Dr . 10, CLIJD"tNG FURNITURE. Ml$slon V..,o, CA 92692 aal Noboa (1orm This Slatement was •• E ..... TWINKLETOES, This buSln9$S Is con-Plaoeotia. CA 92870 AXTURE &••o EOUIP· Ralph Clinton Pyatt 111. DE·IS4) of Iha fi1inn of h'9d Wit" Iha ~ James .... vans, '""' 29SOC·1 Airway Ave . ducted by a general This bustneu 11 con-''" 16 Nopa~IOs wa Allio .,, Inventory enci''•ap-Cleftt of Olanoe Col#lty N. Ouall l.ana, er.ng., Costa Maaa, CA 92626 pal1nersh1p MENT. GOODWILL, Viejo CA 92856y, ....., •• ,of -tate -ts oo02·1&-200(j CA 92869 CMSllC'MI .Ada e Have you 1tarted dUQled by· an lndM<lual LEASEHOLD Thi' ;;;~-:_ny ~Ilion or ac 2000M201M This l>Uslnets Is a>n· lolflOO 2•93l la doing business yet? Have you started INTEREST AND ~~ ~=':a~c:"' count as prOYIOacl 1n Daily PtloC Feb 24, Mar dudH ad by: an lndlVlduadl SI uagune Niguel, CA Yes, i-22·99 ~~~n~ g'guslnets yet? IMPROVEMENTS and Have you starleO Probate Code Mellon 2. 9. 16, 2000 Th'36 ave you starte 92&n Odyssey Internet, K.lsten-M"'helle Ives are located at: 891 ~sr,... .... .,.11 No 1250 .. o--1 •-· LElfil N E doing bulfnes11 yet? No This buslMn Is l L.C .. Weltef I. Schln· n ""'' BAKER STREET #A-12, ""' 'Si;i'M-Adza Speciai 'Nc;i~-~ "j; ~ one;; Jamet,M. EYana dueled by: an lnolVldiJa.I dler, Chairman This statement wai COSTA MESA. CA This statement was available trom the coul1 NOTICE OF This stal9menl was Have you started This atatement was hied wit~ the County 92626 flied with the County clelll. PUBLIC SALE filed With the County doing busll'last yet? No flied with the County Olelll ol ~ County The buslneu name Clark ol Orange County Attom.y tor tti. OF ABANDONED Cle11t of~ Coooty CM1tlne Ade Bryn· Clet1o. ol Orange County on 02·25'2 used by the seller at lhat on 2•15.2000 ~ PROPERTY on 02·29-lolfaon on 02·25'2000 20006820172 locatfon Is: VIKA 2000ll1tn4 BROWN a STMZA Not~ is hereby glv9n ~~2 "111_1 This 11at41m9nt 0 ~~20171 2°*3,tlvPllOtMar 2·.!.:_}58 6• DENTALandHOMEOFl n..."" P11oC Feb 17 2• VANESSAJ.QREOOA, lhllllha~w~I ,.....,. -r • •· u, filed With Ille Coun a .-...,. ,_r, 2. 9 16, · 20oo """ COSTA MESA M;' 2 9 2000 Th4zt ES~ 88N 1Mt• el at public aue110n. • Th474 Cleft! ol Ortnoa 23. Th456 Flctltloua BualniH DENTISTRY r ' ' 1700 .WM c:enut pu11ua111,...10 Section FlcthlOus Buslniii on 02·25-200(j Fictitious Buelneaa Name Statement TM ant!Cif)atad date ol Flctftlou• llualne9a OR.. STE. toO, "VM· 21 100 cl h 8ull09U & NafM Statement 2000ll207 Heme S"'9 t The lotkMing parlON Iha ulel\ransfer iS Name Sta...,,.,,t CA 12111 Profeuional Code 1119 TM fQllowlng peraons 0811¥. PIK Pll04 Mar 2. 9. us men are doing buslnas.a as 03!'n12<m •• tna ol1ica TM 1~ partona Publlahad Nawpon lotlowing oascribad all~ u. 23, 2000 Th454 TM lollow\ng persons Alpha Delta & As· ol Apex EICTO#, 15576 8,. dOlll9 bulftiu u BHch-Co1ta Mesa Pf'opail to Wit Mn • VllUal a • a19LedOlnOBl1 .~c ... ter .. I I\ aociatas, 2548 e.clc Bay Brookhurst Street no B, GO ANO DO LIKEWISE. Deily Pll04 Man:tt 3, 9. J Ac M 0 AGAN Ma ohafdS ~ N I • rr.., n,., Loop Costa Mesa, CA Waatm1Nte1, CA 92883 AH IMf>ERATIVE FROM 10, 2000 • UNIT C 07. MISC & Consufta::J,: 7 Caneil .,,. tale!Mnt Inc., 2842 Newport 92627 Thia bulk IM IS_sub-THE LOAD JESUS FTh293 TOOlS MISC ITEMS Clrc:la, Pffwport Beactl, a~~~ ~2627 Colla Mau. CA Vidor la Var Peter-~_!~~,!~~ CHRIST. '0408 La fl......._ ...... ~ HAMILTON CHASE, CA 02663 On p;;;;. Productlor'is. • La Blamu Catering, son, 25.48 88(lk Bey s::;;;;r8i'oe 2 Cabfa AWi., Fountain .. ___ ...,... UNIT B 1 • BOXES ' ~ =· ~ e20 Saawaro Rd .. Co-1rw:., (CA), 2942 Newpofl ~~7 Costa Maae. CA u 90 IUbfact, hi name V'f:cJ~.:17: Ctrle· ~tol!OM~ M~ 1~~~ oY c:;om. Beech, CA 92683 rona dal Mar, CA 9262 Bllld • Cotta Meae. CA This bullneSS Is oon• and addraM of the !)ti· 1lans Ill Rael Estate .,.. doing ~ .. palltlVfl btOdirlO (Wrlllan This bualn9ll " con Kelln W. Bentent, e 92627 dUCtad .... an lndMdual eon wtlh wtlOm claims ~Calif) 1"~""' I .... ~ C.aA.Hof91. 121 McFad-IMlad bids may be • Seaward Rd., Thia bualnau Is con· Have"'you started may be filed Is Tanv • ._ .... .....,,. ..._ .. _..... • . .-.-~ ... .....,._~ dYclad by· an lndl\lldu8I dal Mar CA 92625 ~ .... a~ T-... , va., Founuiln Vlltey. den Pl., Newpol1-... ...,..,,._, •• ..,.,.._ HaYa you started TI* butlne.. la cot\ Havav' you started doing bUslnell yet? No ':'..'.:..• £1CrtJW 15570 CA 92708 CA t2t93 ON THE 23AO d04ng . bualtlass ytl? dud9d .... an Individual doing bullMH Y•I? VICIOC'U Var Patarton .,..... • Thll ~ .. con-He.JM. Inc:. (Ceetot· MAACH 9AM., AT TME Yet,~~ 1, 2000 wr· "8 Thil 11.t*'*1t wu 8todOUst Str .. t no B, dUctaCI tr(: a OOfPC)fll!On nia), 121 Mtf'addefl Pl flAEMISE WHERE AICI AM 8llgl6t Have you started Ya1. ~t 18~~-v.:__ Ned ~ Iha County w.atnwlltaf, CA 92M3 Have you alerted Newport Bffeti CA property 11u bHn Thil ~ wu doing t>ua1neu Y•t u a.ntt.i \A1Wf1JlU, Cleltl °' Oral10a County Md "' iaat mi. '°' doing t>utlne.. yet? 92913 alOrad and lllhctl is lc>- lle.cl .... "" ~ y"· H-00 Inc . CM1t1n• Bnff. on 03-03-2000 NlnQ c:6lllma ltlal be v ... ~·21·2000 Thia tlullr'8lll .. ogn.. CllaCI at A~S SELF ~ o1 er.,. ~ ~ ~ ~......,.,. QI 2000M21411 034WO wtllCf'I le tne AleOdeCiOn Of ~ duet«! by e ~' STOAAO! IMO WHIT· on Cla·at-2000' tlleCI ...,, the lllad wfltl IM ,.Ao._ wMat !i.. .11. bullntea my~ IN ..,.,. In Real ,_., Have you atert-4 TIEA AVE. COSTA -u• a.rt °' °'"' d Onlnalt ~ 23, 2000 llMCM Hie 0•1• 1peclllad T-"Y o.c.w. l'NlldlnC dOlng l>U91nell Y9(? MHA. CA. 12127 ~Mat. z.~:s on 02 zs..c::z' ~ on Cla·22·200CJ ikleiri111 =· FUAUAAV 21, .::' .. --.;-co::; y~ at. '"" f:'~~ ~ • NDDllll)J4'8 ....... ............ 2.000 Cltfll ol er.,. eountt Noft11 ~ Ho#9rd blG at the ti It ~ fl'loc *'· 2 ••• 19 ~ PllOC fteb. 24.a.,.~ The followlr'V plflON "'WHH TRAN on 02.ZS.200CJ Thil. ••11 'Nl'lt ..... PurCMMI "'Ult be Flotltloue .._.,.... 23, tooo 2,. " 2000 IFM;JW ant doing bUelnM •: Publttl'leO Ne~ort llDllllO'Pll -.ci wllh .. ,. __ madll .... '*"arid peld NMN IMk-lt Newport Brtetol I•• 8 h C I I ......... "'"' °'8f'll8 ~ t wr -.. .. of The tolloMr'll petlOM f'lotlll1• luelnH8 acullVa ""'-t. 1300 o:c ;,.;• ~rdl ·:. ~Mer. 2·~ ;-"'~7-IOOIJ _.,, .:a:."~~ .,.d*t~-................ ::•Ol 1~""'...~_J zooo • .. ..... ,. 900'9' ........ end ~ Ool ~ 'nl9 ~ The followlrlg .,.,.,,,_ le .-•pvn OCJH71 Pl .. IHI .. l'1IU 0.V fllllae Mer t ti, lftllllb9~•1me tit..,_,.,..~, ...... • ..... ...._.. ~ ........... A•a• .. II Ill ..... 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Elpim 411/00, ODe11 Sun M 3.5811 single leYel. grlnlle ..,..... A 1 n ~ • r • r 1 Daily Pilot . · ------DNdllnes ------. Mooday-....... :.Fnday S:OOpm Thursday •. Wednesday S:OOpm Tuesday ......... Monday S:OOpm friday .......... ThUISday S:OOpm Wednesday .... Tue day S:OOpm Saturday ........... friday S:OOpm •Coob • Dllll .... ,. • Cira ...... ,. Hiring no. tor FT l PT poeitionl. "Wt in l*10f\lt NewpottDuw ............ 11111 nee 0.,.. ,,,, .. ..,Dr. ~._.CA .. ,.., (()( ........... 'lllea.tPMpls '1'9-...S APPOwnmrr 8ll'IDS Full·Ume Day & mniog sh.lfta Top-producers higher • HaM. D!JUI ~ •"1U._ •Ndllllillll ·1.aittm-~ ~11119119• C..MrM ~= l-8111-a1M744 I NIOOEN 4br Uba ldl, custom bl.II.ft, r'rllltlle '°:jiiiiiiiiii111Miii·ii1niil117ii41ii1W>iiiii,i"°iiot!lermdiiilscountsiiiiiiiiil.1Plllr~· iicw:i.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiil J ~ Pl' klldlen, erlliy,crownmoldlnO.NICEI -• .,..,.-,....,,--.-........ -Afl ..... S1.HO.OOO S799,00081u&4H4&-2011 I J..t;11~ ~,r,,,.a1._,,, - ................ HOMES OF THE WEEK Showcase Homes For Sale In Our Sat Real Estate Supplement I Display Ada Start at $85. Deadline • Tuesday 5PM • • Also ... • Open Houae • • U1tlng1 Avl. • • Deadline • Thursday 5PM h Paya to Advertise In the Beat LOCAL Real Estate Section : Call Today II LISA • I RIVERA • • 949-574-4252 • " • ANNE : WILLEY • • ~574-4249 • .. ___ ..... -' ' TII~ ,· • J l l .. MMU-sm jllf'"91Ndi DllP'• v1'~r"' _..vaG,,._.H., 8eMtlcww Dr 48drm'• up, ~.1..------#-.. 28drm's lower. French t./..,,..,.,,,,ce1u.or dooq, pn1mler l<>Qllonl &....L...-t -m--'cy widt p-=-·-L--'- . . ' ' S754,900 Bkr IM9-723-4494 ,...... _.. w..: 11°u---.. ~cirr!:'f'.!'; = & Mi:!"~~~ f:.hion la~~· . . ' Llgune ld'I Open Sun 1.f lot, 920061 lot IWPlinll & Wge .,..nmcnu widi ~ bumin1 1 OU Miramar .. 3br spa. RV .:x:esa. MCUltly firepl-and priwce pnp. 2bl+boros rm. Prine orty 111111. '599,000. BroMf. ..__ _,, _,. owner S585I( 7~ t49-e42-3850 • _, ... ,. a...Uabk • . . • I. . . :_;- • ·--.. NEW CUSTOM HOME $1,395,000 Prtnclpel1 Only Bkr/Owner 8()0-640.6661 • • '. • ~ ' .... t ' I ,.. 1 I \ ' t • · ... ·,. -• • • , .. -~,.•-"•.Jo I ' • 1_ ~.~ ,~. :" .~ • # ·~ _, ~ .... ~ - ;.r;,_-~·-~ . ) ~ · 1.m· a. • .", ," "r r l • ~ ~-..·":I• . , . . • --~ ... .a.....:... • • 8'epe to 81f1!1 grlllt 28r Cottep w/1View311f 28e 191, gw, 1M1f1ec11y clNn, chlnnlnf. Ex1fl large yard cal to eeel 617 W. Balboa. wt1rult trHS & flo-.. $1895/mO 562~ ColAd eicpend & buld 2nd · 11ory 949·6'8·20 t t. 883-891 t. NEW CUSTOM HOME $1,395,000 Prlnclf.Jll• Only 8la10wlw 80M40-6661 -: ... ~~== ..._ .... · ... f '. I• i( ~' t ' ! ~ I I '' ~ .... -. •THE• SHORES . APTS Short term Corpor11te Rentals Starting •t $1095/MO. Furnl1"-<t •Pt• •v•ll. 6 block• from the beltch. 94M44-2t11 . . . ~ . . '' .. ·,•. ... j T • " • Sorry No Pee. NOW LEASING 2BRl2BA and 2BR/28A widt den $19"-$2100 Please call (~9) 760-0919 FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON GA.TED COMMUNITY BY FMHION ISLAND BNutiful tree-lined ltrMtl and golf COWM views. Enjoy cwefrM living In your large 2SR~thomel •lWo-c.r~ . • ~/dltyw hoolcupe • ,....,,..,. (wood & gas) • Air conclttonlng •Wetw • t.2,290 to 12.,500 ,,... ail! (949) 944-0llOl_Q ~&.II -- .. ., .. lam ""· bile, lllfllll, w/d hllupa, pltrlle roe. 1 blll to bch'lhoo'11, S2tll5Mo. MH75-0t12 .... MANAGERS •SPECIAL• S154.00+ taxWldy (Mull pteMnl .. Ad) 235 rms & ldlchlnlft1 SIUled on bMIAllullV llrldlcaped grOWldl FEATIJRES: 24-<Hour LobbyfOlrecl dlal phones/Fret HBO, l:Sf'N & Dllt.i'POOI & Jtcu:zzl, ~ IUl- dry CIOll to 405 & 56 EwYf. Min's from O.C. FQdl, ccllegl and bchs. Walklng dis· larlCe to stlOpl end ,.....,., COSTA MESA MOTOR~ D77Hlrllof81¥d PflOMMtl• tHO ... , 1 ~I ~· --. I ~ ... -... ... • • J !1 .... ,.. ... •> ...... ......... ....... ..... .... ,..-. ..... ... _. ... ........ "' .. ....,.., ....... ...... ... ·-....... "' ..... ........... ,., ....... Daily Pilot ThUtlday, Morch 9, 2000 • s 1tIi=2 Low~"' Ir OWILIS GOltEN TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE. (~ 124,"5 ~ .J:• wMll CMM8 ~ H 11WIH1"f:' t• I• llOO Md TANNNf HUlfC ~ 13MU.._ 1 ~.eg ~QWN I '*""" 116 Ct.-.,"' MB'if, Mmll'i1 Low ... Low mllll OWomlll 10..... ~ 14 Mllll'I OOUlin • -II ...,.. 87 ii:° c..r., CF.NTL& DU'LECTION (8~ ... ~-(V44&42) _!.9.995 -· l1'llllMG ....., NOl'\O South vulnetable. Nonh dub. ····-····-MBW WiHIC'l1 I~ COl'Hlltil 13]11 IN, IM, I-owner. "*l (F79530l S32,995 (Tt1250311 • .2J.9t5 cond 18, 100 .... 7D-1,a ITbUNO lllW ITMUNo _.,. lllW Id '17 ttl Ill MOO ttl Ill llOO Loldld IUW 111 ICA t7 lllW IH 11 'A (E11356)' $37800 ecnv.ltJlt HNlld Selll , ITIJU.INQ 111W ' (Y11=.. $27,995 (T30253) 131,995 ~ UNO lllW ITOUNG lllW IUWB U 'A __;,~Mt HHIOO t• ltl llOO · Mn! a.it , • BMW 51i COiWi 'if M hi '11 , t •• ' ~ ,· ' .. :1 {C09609) $34 9H 91 CO & more l.aW mllel. CO I mcnl 111m, 111nin1 lop, trim libs, ~=~f~ (41~Jme..::• Q4T~.:f·'l95 dllllblileMI, Pp SIJ,995. 71 .. _.. .. _..... 11.._.,171 ' ~ ' .. WEST • J 10 O J$7 NORTtJ.. •75 0 8'"' 0 94 •AKQ9 EAST •3 o AJ JOSJ •763 0 103.l o K76 •J 10850 SOUTH • AKQ98642 O AKS 0 82 14f.e45-1191 IUW 8 ..,. • .....__I, ' OWN 11 or iOft ILlctliiC Aulo, 2e1t ml, u Ir, lclldedl co IUW '::.'ii • t.aw ': =:!. "!,. The bidding_: _ IOAT. REE DOCI( (C0231>4~ .J:·w., (cSl~· m= condlllon, bll.' ~ 'Mil. NORTH EAST •Void ~~::..~~ ~ 71"41W171 ~ 9MW (42«!12) $18,1118 I• Pw ..=~:::::;~==::::;:=:.L.:::::::::::::::::=::::::;: 714-aW171 NAIOI lNT Pw H I wwws::: 't1 J.(= 77 ~ = ERE S A GREAT (C8I=--Sll.995 SIOO. nwu.cmt Openina lead: Seven of o . -··= IUCkMCW:Ll'W w•v TO GET . Wi1m'i7 ~~·3.1 "I Al*>, low ...... loedldl (514251) SUl,1911 1he p1ycbic bid wu invented by Dorodly lice Sims. It involved mlli· ina openina bids on hands that dfd not qualify, 'Olten 1n shon SUtts. The dlCOfy -lbat you could fool only one partner but two opponents. How-ever, u has become increasingly rare to convince an opponent that all lhose gooches do not consutute a good hand or a aood suit, and the psyche has all but disappean:d from modem bid- CLIENTS COllNf TO ,~~UM cii55. YOUR DOOR. liWWW t.aw3k,.,.,.,rte1,.....,,1 co. c:twonm, -,,... l'llOl9I( 190825) S2 l.1ll8 (4FOX117l $26,995 NMlM [~-----· ' \ ' I ' 111 \, ' '11 •111 --------- rne Dally Piiot w111 publlsn a Tax & Flnanclal Directory to CIUMER IMW {714)54M100 • 714-aS-3171 CAOilAC CAltRA ... WHA1 HAPPEllS Chrome wht1l1, cass, lellhlr, pwr &eU. ABS, V6. (4AYH7S4) $16,968 COAST CADIUAC 1 ... ?M:OAST clDK:llc Concoure 'it 295 H.P.. Nonhstar, low. , lrills, Sea Mist, llhr & more. (212804) $24,988 f '"i:,.· .,.._ •I _:.,"' NABERS (714)54N100 Ir~ .... ; 04 0 """'1'• Jj ~ . ._ ·.; ; dins. with one clce911on. 'ThM ._ _...... o1 "' CIOflica ~n you wane 10 defTec:t 111 o,t111n1 ~~ =: "'1"I • ~ ...... ....._ ..... far From the moment th• North 11 .._ · "'°" ~ned the biddina. Soulh decided to 19 ~ DOWN bid aslam. En route. South bid three 20 ... ...,.,nMd 1 At9b~ diamonds to try to SlOp a diamond ~ = °""' ~ =-::. openlna leed. Thal proved emlnentl)' as .o-11 goddeea 5 4 f .:=,,. 1ucceuf11l. Declarer won Weat s ae Edllle toot heart 1ead in hand with the Iona, drew lac> Oiedoa. ~ 1n11nps in two rounds and cl'Olled to/ :14 lilO-tMdlf"" ~ ~ .:::=::; dummy with lhe queen of heans tp ~ ~ doeer lake two diamond discards oo high ae NebollO¥ nov.i : ~ febrica clubs, collcctina all 13 tri~ks. 38 Dell ~ 1 o LOW111 poil)I We are not sure that'Soulh's ploy 40 Lancelol'• tMll bn Miii\ should have succeeded, 'The jump to 41 Eat an 11 El'ICOIJfllgl slam overl"onh's refusaJ t<rlet ucit-43 l!:::"' cone 12 WNlf ed su11csu that there mi1h1 be some· 45 ~ ~~ ~ hOldet thins afoot with the diamond bid. But 441 ""'* llelfdQI 23 Fii mo. even without that inference, a aood 48 Molt INjNdc 2e Hymn c.se can be made ror le.ld•na lhe ace 50 ~bird 21 P11t o1 AV of dilmOllds. ~ ~1compoop = ::.-:. ._ First. ~na en ece ap1nst a slam 59 Tummy aoo1t111 30 ~lb is not a bed idea. Here. with lenllh in eo £JIPINI eo.on diamonds and lhe k.nowledae that 11 CMtllCI 31 -a.• edillofl Nonh also has some length 1n the suit ------aives the defense two bt!H 11 the cherry. First. lheT'C 1 s a ch:ince or scoring a diamond ruff Secondly. 1f !he kinv does nUt ~:iron lhe table. the possibility of a psycluc bid by Soulh and p:irtner lherefDre having the long IS vtty real assist our readers In finding a tax professional. Reacnlng over 4o.o'oo ·nomes In a n1gn -ena market, you are sure to find many wno need your nelp. If YOU 0011'1 ADVEl11SE? CADILLAt.: flMtwoocl '91 Frost beige, tin leather, ex- *8111 c:OOcborl ,..,.. model! (226957) $8,988 CHEVROUT TtlMI LI 'ti Ford Taurua 'II Deluxe hx--t----l--t-- 14,315 C8l1ilied ~.~ model, wNll wlgrev tttw Int. CO. Rac:tt. pwr seat,_,,. 1u1y IOaded, new qne, (4APV890) $26,978 new tires. llJl-'rool k.ytess H01HlllG. CAOILUC EICk);ec1o '14 Sim top, ctwome ~. Bose cesllcd 1teck11, INltlef, Gold pdage NABERS (714~00 COAST CADILLAC en I ry, S6 600/obo 1.-00.79-COAST 714-903-5262 ---.™~~.---• GiiC EiieiiCiid cib 111 CORVElTf 'M , SlE, llloys, btcltnef, ed. A smart move on your part would be to take advantage of our 1ncredlbly low rates and place your ad w1tn us. only $35 per week If you sign up for tne entire 17 weeks, or a minimum 4· week run at $40 per week. (3TCM78tl $17.868 COASt CADIU.AC CAOIUAC ii Sil 't5 Polo ireen. 11111 INl'oef, 290 H P Nortlslar. CO & morel (824595) $16.988 2ot( mllM, Ille NW! pwr 1eaVwin/locks Uh =:-=r-N...,etm•,,..54>-_1..,,1n:so,_...,,.. 1 CIU&St. 5.7 va CallorAll-.• , ___ _,_ TAX TIME IS COMING Size of Ad -.~ ~. r •.. ~ -· ...... ~ .. f, • , y r ' I . . • : I I I . . .. ' "1 ... -=· ,, ... - ...... ...... . Call the Classifieds 1949) 642·5678 PC PllVAn LISSOllS I foo.G on 'f04JI nttds florn W:lrd. to VMdows, to Web rm«dl. to your OW!1 on-hne buJioesi. • llL&. IOtDuc 949.646.4192 cac.o. ... 1Mm --: ' ~: .. ~ / j ' • 1 ... 79-COAST c....c tidOfiidO 't7 38lc ml. white peat!, llfl ltV, super cleen. bal cf 'llllf (602339) $24,988 NABERS (714)54N100 CADIU.AC ETC 'M Chrome wtlllll, Bole cMll cd stac*lt, -~1!"1*" roof, labll bleck ..,.. (600080) $27.957 COAST CADIU.AC 1~7t-COAIT . .. .. , -:•.." ' -'. ~ ~ -. . NABERS (714)5404100 CAOilAC SMiE ·eo Md"ighl l*Jt, loW mies. leather, eirotllnl cond! (811575) 18,988 NA8EM . {714)54M100 cXDUAc...,.. su 'ii Low milll, 290 H.P ~ 51ar, CO, likJI/$ & moiel (803910) $24,988 NMERS .f13r100 c clfi'11 8.225 ~ """· lllv, Bole c.wco, chrome wflMll. l!lllTIOIY pkg (928903) . 1311.995 COAST CADILLAC 1 ... ?KOAIT <llllll IMSWl naaPIT a.. ......... <111111..-... ..................... ... ..,....,..,.,.,. 949·642·1610 r-....... -..... ,. ~l I ... ' ,,._.. DRAIN SVC Vlli:Fu1y (5l96995l . $19,995 ..... -1~1111..codl 500 ~ '92 ~In COA$T CAOIU.AC eicelfent cond. $5000fobo l~?M:OAST • -~'-ci. .... : .... ~....,·~...,,,F2...,i_..,.·"-d-.~.-. L-l-1 if.a~..:: 1-~ 11-• CllM, NC, euto, 15k m~ obo 71~1Di7. • • • -- tint. 9'911 Ptirll Jobi $3350 ~ JHP CtllfOllM LTD '17. LEXUSLS 400 '92 Oldtmobill lnlrillut 'ti obo hUiMm. 4·WD,am'lmclsl!.pw1,IM. s1• m~ whltertan, loldecl, Ontt 930 m1es1 CO, mooo- FORD TAURUS 'ts llhrlnt.S3Kbllowl*Jtbook & CO, 1 owner, S19)"5 roof. aloys, bll cl WM. Low 46K mies. V6. ..... $4995/obo 949-760-2114 14MeM127, Mn.sea (373046) $23,988 llOl'HmOMf, squee1cy c1e1nt JEEP GRANO cHldE.E Mlllilblliil Mon1ero ·11 (71~ 00 (325315)NABEM S7,988 ~~~,!:; :i.~::. !: ~Co11b,IOliW• (714)M0-1100 ~res. ong~. al rlCOldl Ml s1e,ooo 714-39&-0159 gon 88 ~. ong owntlf, Beautdut Must sell SI0,590 OlbiiiOiLE Alll'Ofl 'ti OOOd cond, ps, radio. AJC, TRADE ttvough classified 942-9878 • ·:..C .. ~ • • • -: -.-., ~ . ' , . -._ : : ~ PUBLIC NOTICE Thi c.IW Public· Uti lities Com · mission REQUIRES lhll ... used l'IOuM· hOld goods movers print lhtlr P.U.C. tel T tvnbtf: lllnot lrld ~print their T.C.P, number In .. ~. " yol.I hew • qutl• llon ... lhl ..... lty d • mcMf, lWno or~.Cll PU8UC UTLlllES C¢MMISIOH 71WISM151 oeo eo-n1-t112 Liiv. ctvome wNs. cas&'cd. 11900 ooo 714--545-0068. •LANO ROYER ·es. Y"' pwr seats, keyless remote. It's all there WIVte/Tan Int, 4 v.i-.1drive,2 (109960} $24,868 d moon rools. tul pwr. tmmacl COAST CAOILI.AC every ay $17,500 949-494-4120 1-I00-79-COAST In Claaalfled -------··~~·r."·:= ~ ..... • I ....... _ ~ ·~~*;... -• .. ROBEIO' ISBEU COMPANY p,..f trirNJ P11;,, ti1tf lntl'E.t1 Snull Jobs 0.K Lime WU/ling 09cor91..,. Pu!tong !ntetlOf IEJtaroot Colar Matctmg Td. 9'69.'46.3006 Pp. 9'69.SS0.9626 .......... ,"' ~ () '. l j'1 '1 ll 1-lll ... Tle ·l4 ... 1 RICH.ARD SlllOR .a. ~9 951 1892 ~"\::) 26 "" PUO l I .., .. ll,.~l\l p f\ l,.,,J l ,,.~I' i ' ... --- ....................... "'" UXA1'ING lllCT'IONC l&M UM DITKTIOH JriM11y s.rvtce I 675-9304 Ll7S2A97 .._.., • • • ;.i.;.i.· ~ ;.· .. r. . . • . . I I -... .... ,-, •• Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for you.· VW BUG '68 ..... ...... WOftl f700 OI Mel oft9r ... 2'N462 VW EUROVAN 'U . Neptunt Blue. 68k mi, ex~ condlllon. SUC>O 949-85M903 , -- -.1 Iii I ' 1111111: I,. I ( I • "' \\'indow~ Scrttn Doon etc . F i'ft Esd!Mt~ \\'e make bol.-aJb '71-'.Nl.St• /lie'!! lie!; t/oa ""'/te A GOOD ADI a ... .. • , I I t I I I I LEASE FOR . s359/MO . ' ' .AFFORDABLE E 1999 · C~tera . ' Daily Pib . " 2000 Escalade 2000 Seville STS LEASE FOR · s549/MO . . S4.88Q.00 NOblA PllCQUOf $41,995.00 SALE PRICE LEASE FOR s452/MO +tax for 36 month lease. $5000.00 cash down or trade equity, plus Inception tees . $6745.75. + tax tor 36 month INse. $4950.00 cash down or trade equity, plus 1nctpt1o11 fMs • 17092.116. 1 on1y 4213. . Or Purchase For Only S 41,99500 Or Purchase for Only S 41 ,800 The 200 All New 2001 Aurora The 2000 Alero Sedan So SECURITY DEPOSIT 1 $o tST PAYMEN 1 90 TOYOTA TERCEL Coupe, auto, SOK mileS, xlnt condf(578142) 195 FORD TAURUS · · low 46K miles, white, many extras, new cor trode-inl (325315) 1 90 CADILLAC SMW Midnightblw, ltlV, super shape, won'tlastl (811575) 1 93 MITSUBISHl.3000 GT SL, IOw 52K mileS, 5-speed, lihr,~ olJoYs and morel (03n06) 199 BUICK CENTURY Low 5925 mlfes, beige, ton int., bol or war. (426312) 198 CADILLAC CATERA Low 3100 milMIUhr,-olloyS, b0l.-c1wor. (1~) 196 CADILLAC SMW STS low miles; 290 H.P. NC>rihlb-~, CD, bol. of war. (803910) So SECURITY DEPOSIT So 1ST PAYMENT EASE FOR s339f MO LEASE FOR $199 MO .... '°' 311 monlhs. QOlld llld .... Oii IPPIO'l'ld ad. ...., .,.., llld lllnCllld dfM. aft.AlllduUl&.172. TOlllOl~l11 .. •llll.1 q7We Or Purchase For Only $2 ,8 245 ,. 53!988 57,988 58,988 513,988 S17,988 197 CADILlAC DMW Low miles, ve ~si:Jr, llhr and morel bol. of war. (203972) 197 CADILLAC SEVIW Low 21 k mil8S, cherry, lihr, Xlrt-c:OnJ,bol. of war. (817 "66) 198 CADlllAC ELDORADO Low miles, V8 ~r, ~ ~ 60i. Of war. (6127 ~) ~7K~~~ l~~., prwv. r9ntal (802567) 1 97 CADILLAC SMW STS Low mil.I, many 91draa, 300 H.P.~' bal. of wor. (801884) 1 99 CADIUAC CONCOURS low75()()Mi11,~11itW,CD,~,QNI.;.., UlraMWt (7M361) 12GOG CADll.l&C SIVIW iOWfd> Ma.Ii .... iiinllW, (145491 • s24,988', 525,988 526,988 526,988 529,988 - 199 OLDSMOBILE BRAVADA Low 5500 mifeSI -white, tonliJw, mooofocif, CD, and mcnl (723936) 520,988 $24,988 524,988 ~ ~!!~~~'~motel ~922820) 533,988 537,988 539,988 . ,. l . 2600 Harbor Boul vard • Costa Mesa . (714) 5 .• 9·100 • ( ,