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Home My WebLink About2000-03-10 - Orange Coast Pilot: U:h Wal- ut Bed ith gold ccents by enrcdon .· FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 2000 . . ~thlete's haven WHERE THEY LIVE The list of professional athletes that have homes in the Newport Beach area reads li.ke a who's who of the world of sports Here is a glimpse of who might live down the road. • WIST lllClllJ Clllll ...... °"4 ... Dennis Rodman Basbtball Shawn<irHn Ba Sf ball Mfll llOllS JaNd Wright Baseball Undsay O.venport Professional tennis player SEAN HIUER I DAA.Y PILOT sday during audi- -year-old daughter my Benitez receive celllUI bureau repre- iOOI. Finley Baseball J.TSnow Baseball .. , ... COAST ChuQ Finley Ken Hiii Tim Belcher Baseball JuonSe•hom Football Steve Ruahin Hockey Rich Saul Football Jim Abbott Baseball Gary DiSardna Baseball Mo Vaughn Baseball Sh~ ~· Baseball --CIR George Yardley NBA Hall of Farner R999le Jackson Baseball great @=• Terry Donahue Former UCLA head football coach ~What does 'F' mean for Greenlight? •New-port's movement to put the br~es on development is similar to South · County's measure, city officials-say. Noaki Schw•rtz DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -The county's landsllde support for Measure F -wrucb aUows voters" to decide on certain land-use tssues -has some oty officials wondenng what 1t portends for Newport's comparable irutiative set for the fall ballot • 1 would characterize Measure F as a no-gro~ initiative and I would characterize Greenhght as a no-growth irubabve, • Sd.id Counalwoman Nonna Glover. ·1 would say the fact that MedSure F was suc- cessful m cµrtailing growth JS a signal that Green· bght might have as good a charice as Measure F. • Couricilman Tod Ridgeway agreed, Sd)'Ulg the two measures are very surular· MedSure F targeted growth SEE MEASURE F PAGE 6 Foes .of school bond speak out D•nett• Goulet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-l'vtESA -Despite what appears to be overwhelmmg support for an upcoming $110-mil· lion school bond measure. there are residents who are JUSl as adamantly opposed to 1t. Ne\vport Beach resident Kurt Engll.sh has worked to defeat similar propo:.ed trutes throughout the county and be is not likely tO' ma.Ke an excepbon for Newport-Mesa. be said. •Now that Newport-Mesa wants to (pas a bond), I'd like to meet with the supenntendent and school board member Wendy Leece, who both (supported) this bond, and find out their reasons for supporting it,• he said. •ru give them the courtesy of an audl- ence before I begin a campaign to fight 1t. • English is by no means alone in lus stance on the SEE BONO PAGE 7 BtUl' IUDIMt The Orange County Fair and Exposit.loo <:enter wUI bold a IJl040l'cyCle swap meet from 5 to 10 p.m. today in Building 10 at the fairgrounds, 88 Fair Dri· w. Coe&a Mela. Adult admission is $7. f.'or more lpforma- don. call (949) 598-5122. ,ClAWflDS ___ 11 ..... _ 2 Ml llRIQ5 ___ .. • I I ' •I I ' . '.~ '. I o• . . . . ... .. . ·= .. ... .•. :-. ... -.:·:·: ·.• ... . . . . . . '-·· ...... ... •. 4,. ... I ' .. SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COi'#.AUNmES SINCE 1907 FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 2000 Newport Beach.: _An athlete's haven • Whether it's for privacy, its proximity to Los Angeles or its oceanfront abodes, many star athle tes call Newport Beach home. Greg Rlsllng DAILY PILOT Some of the most famous and recognized faces in the country have homes m Newport Beach. Most anyone you ask here can reote the list of usual suspects: author Dean Koontz, comedian and Rat-Packer Joey Bishop, actress Heather Locklear and members of the band Sugar Ray. Newport Beach ranks hig h on any multimillionaire's list, whether it's for a luxunous home or a slip to dock a boat. ls 1l any wonder then that athletes, whose salaries !fhve skyrocket~d over the past 20 years, have chosen ~port as their personal playground? Scores of athletes -active and retired -have either purchased property here, thought about relocating he re or visit Newport regularly. "It's nd.lcuJous how many people want to live here," said Steve Mitchell, a seruor sales executlve for Coast Newport Properties. "It'!> the quality of Westyle people are SEE ATHLETE PAGE 6 WHERE THEY LIVE The list of professional athletes that have homes in the Newport Beach area reads like a wha's who oi the world of sports. Here is o glimpse of who m1yht live down the road. <D Win ULCOllT f'1v' CGllM lllWPOU <i>" O\udc y -... o.ntils Rodman Basketball Shawn Green Basfball Jared Wright Baseball Undsay Davenport ' Professional tennis player Finley Baseball J.T Snow Baseball Chudc Finley Ken Hill Tim Belcher Baseball Jason Seahorn Football Steve Rucchln Hockey Rich Saul Football Jim Abbott Baseball Gary DlSarclna Baseball lt5\ ---~ .... Mo Vaughn Baseball .... CM George Yardley NBA Hall of Famer Reggie Jadcson Baseball great ..r-1.. un11• ~ ... Terry Donahue Former UCLA head football coach What does 'F' mean for Greenlight? •Newport's movement to put the br~es on development is similar to outh County's measure, city officials say. No•ki Schwartz DAILY PllOT NEWPORT BEACH -The county's landsllde support for Measure F -which dlJows voters" to deode on certain land-u!>e issues -has c;ome city ofhc1aJs wondering whdt 1t portends tor Newport's comparable initiatlve set for the fall ballot • 1 would charactenze Measure F ~ d no-growth trullatlve and I would charactenze Greenlight as a no-growth 1ru1:1a1:1ve, • Sdld Counctlwoman Norma Glover • 1 would say the fact thdt f\ led!>Ure F was sue· cessful m curtailing growth 1~ d signal that Green- llght rrught have as good d chance a f\1easure F • Counolman Tod Rldgewdy dqreed, Sdytng the two measures are very smular f\ lea~ure F tctrgeted growth SEE MEASURE F PAGE 6 SEAN HILLER I DAILY PIL01 Brandljo Kistler, 9, sings the theme song from "Fame" at Wiison Elementary School on Thursday during a udi- tions for Talent 2000. l --,.J Talent tryouts Competition, set for March 26. is a chance to show off and to raise funds for TeWinkle Middle School Andrew Gluer DAILY PILOT T he five sp1ky-haued 11 -year-olds pretzeled their legs on the gymnasium floor, loosening up for the spins. locks and squirms they were about to perform. "We're going to break·dance and we want to make it per- fect,· said Johnny Moreno, a fifth-grader at Wilson Elementary School and the group's earnest leader. The B-Boys, as they called themselves, were one of about 15 acts auditioning Thursday for Talent 2000 -a March 26 show planned by a local parents' group and census volunteers. Admission to the show is free, but the groups hope to raise money for arts programs at Te Winkle Middle School by selling SEE TALENT PAGE 7 Kids model uniforms, parents ponder decision • Mariners Elementary School parents will vote next week on proposed uniform policy. D....u. Goulet 0Alt.Y Pk.or NEWPORT BEACH -Miniature runway models Thursday paraded uniform choices at Mariners Elemen- tary School while parents debated putting their children in similar outfits. ·Amanda ls ln the first grade,· an announcer began as the child stepped forward, wearing blue shorts and a whlte blouse wtth a sweatahlrt tied around her waist. Next, Bianca sashayed forward ln a blue pleated shirt and white polo shirt. · • Nearly 100 parents showed up to voice their opln1on and bear others' thoughts on the illue. ·r wore a uniform and it wu really euy, • said paNnt Foes of school bond speak out Danette Goulet DAILY Pk.OT NEWPORT-t..IESA -Despite what appears to be overwhelming support for an upcorrung $110-mtl- bon school bond measure, there are residents who are JUSt as adamantly opposed to 1t. Newport Beach resident Kurt English has worked to defeat sunilar proposed taxes throughout the , county and he is not likely to malte an exception for Newport-Mesa, h e said. Marina Leiva. of Costa Mesa, her 2-year-old daughter Luda Hernandez, and friend Rosemary Benitez receive information from Nhl Ho, a federal census bureau repre- sentative, at Wilson Elementary School. "Now that Newport-Mesa wants to !pass a bond), I'd like to meet with the superintendent and school board member Wendy Leece. who both (supported) this bond, and find out their reasons for supporting it,· he said. "I'll give them the courtesy of an audi- ence before l begin a campaign to fight it.• English is by no means alone in his stance on the SEE BOND PAGE 7 A quick gulde to the weekend <D BASY RJDBRS1 The Orange County Fa.Lr and Exposition Center will bold a motorcycle swap meet from 5 to 10 p.m. today ln Building 10 at the fairgrounds. 88 Fa.Lr Dri- ve. Costa Mesa. Adult admlssJon ls S7. for more lnforma- tlon, call (949) 598-5122. PASHION AND PAMIL\'I The Newport chapter or the National Clarity L.eacue. Juniors will hold Its 14th annu- ® al Mother-Daughter Fashion Show and High Tea s1ar1i:ng at 12:30 p.m. Saturday at the WM\ln South c.oast Plaza Hotel. 686 Anton Blvd. C:C.ta Mesa. The event ts $75 ror adults and S35 for chlldn!n. For more lnfonnadon. call (9-49) 646· t 71 \. 11110 .CWSllDS -----" DmlOQl __ 2 PUil.iC M011CB II COMM9fl'S' QIKl5l1IS ___, srorrs ~~~~--.---- --· I 0n SAlllDIY 2 Friday, March 10, 2000 A Director of The English Concert at ·The Center· pushes the limits of pe~iod il)struments in his inlerpretation of Bach's concertos. Alex Coolman DAILY PILOT 0 revor Pinnock likes to push things to the limit -and sometimes he l.J..kes to push them a little bit further than that. . ·1 don't like U1e idea of holding back,· Pinnock said. "I like the idea of playing without inhibition." But t11e director of The English Concert, t1 perfor- mance of Bdch's Branden- burg Concertos using peri- od instruments, which comes to lhe Orange County Performing Arts Center on Thursday, said going to the limit doesn't simply mean playing as loud ;.is possible. The desired effect, he said , is not mc1ely to pro- duce a liig rdcket. but to fee l an instrument strain- ing agt1inst its own physi- cal restrictions. Pe riod instruments, which arc duplicates (or sometimes dntique origi- ndls) of the Hllh century instrument!> used m the first perfonnt1nces of Bach's works, mdke that feeling easier to achieve l>ecause their construction is simpl<'r and their dynamic range more nar- row tllan Uml of U1eir con- temporary counterparts. "With modem instru-· ments, one ic; constantly having to make decisions of what to use and what not to use, and sometimes one is in the position of having to cut back rather than play- ing Um instrument to the full," Pinnock said. On a period flute or a period harpsichord, that's not the case. Pinnock can let it rip like a rocker with his amp turned up to 10, and he'll still know that he won't overpower the piece. The e ffect of all this is U1at when when Pirmock and his 27-me rnber ensemblP. take the stage, tlleir concert will show- CdSe not only i:Jdch's ele- gant hdrmonies, but also tlle nearly 200-ye1;1r-old FYI The English Concert a performance of Bach's Brandenburg Concertos on period instruments ..... -· j~ . .. .. · .1 /J Trevor Pinnock • WHERE: The Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa • WHEN: 8 p.m. Thursday • HOW MUCH: S36 to S44 •PHONE: (714) 740-7878 tinlbre that characterized tlle music as it was origi- ndlly played. For years, that sound was lost. Newer, more sophisticated instruments had replaced the primitive flutes and valueless trum- pets that Bach wrote for. It was only in the early '70s that the momentum began to develop to rediscover the original voicings. "When we started, very few people played on period instruments, and it was really a huge chal- lenge. We had to start from scratch and really find out the secrets of tlle iostnunents and they did- n 't give up their secrets easily,• Pumock said. To play the Branden- burg's melodies on a trum- pet with no keys, for example, it's necessary lo play in a very high regis- ter. Period flutes have only one key, and period bows a re much lighter Ulan modem bows. In general, d concert with these instruments produces a sound tllat is somewhat crisper and somewhat faster than a concert using up-to-date technology. But whether this is the "real" sound of Bach's work or not is a subject tllat is open to some debate. There are dis- agreements over how exactly Bach intended the concertos to sound. "In the 18th century, not so many details were written into the score,• Pinnock said. And that means that a lot is left to the interpretation of the performers. "There's choices of speed, choices of inner dynamics -not the marked ones of forte and piano, but whether we make crescendos and diminuendos within that,• he said. •There can be a lot of variety.• In The English Concert, negotiating these subtle shifts is a particularly tricky business because Pinnock must conduct while playing the harpsi- chord. Batonless, with both arms generally occu- pied playing a melody, he has to coax some very slight adjustments out of his players. ·A lot of it is done through lbe eyes. A lot of it is,done just through breathing together,• Pin- nock said. "The slightest glance, a little bit of a shrug of the shoulde~ can mean an awful lot.• The essential thing, Pinnock argues, is that all the speculation about details shouldn't over- whelm what is so Uuilling about Bach's work: the passion that surges beneath his careful com- position. Pinnock calls it "the gut• of the music-lis- tening experience. ·1rs very important that these two things, the head and the gut, are in bal- ance,• he said. •Then we have the chance of mak- ing good music which is true to the music and will also mean something to the people, whether we're playing old music or new music." IRllFLY IN DITllOOI Galleries, design studio plan grand openings Design Studio, at 2505 W. Coat Highway, Suite 101. featurel inte- rior design option. Vogel The show wUl run Juu 22 tbsougll 25 tmd Jam 29 .... July 2. A grand opening celebration for three galleries and an interior design studio on Mariners Mile will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. Satur- day, featuring original paintings and mixed-media works and food and wine from Cafe Panini. The Galerie et Newport, which showcases moderately priced col- orful, realist work, is at 2429 W. Coast Highway, Suite 102. C har- lotte Jackson Fine Art, Inc., which features minimal art, is at the same address, Suite 101. DJR Interna- tional Art, which shows Viet- namese art, ls at 2431 W. Coast Highway, Sulte 204. Maison All four locations are partktp8t- ing in the event. Food will be served at 25m W. Coast Highway, Suite 102. ,_ more information, call (949) 722 .. 1131. Three plays on tap for summer at OCC OCC is planning three produc- tions for its silmmer theater sea- son. The college will open the summer season with •The Mine- ola Twins,• a play by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Paula .,,.. ................. ... 0 ,, .... ,,, ,,_. ., • bllled • A1• i di Rt 1 ":. l*'Y"• r...,. ....... nm 12 tbrougb 15 ..S 11 tbrougb OCCllU.Op!enntnga •on.- on-One Pelttval• taatudllg mano- logue1 and ~ICIG dnma. Worb to be pi I Ented iDdll4s, Jane Melllll's ·~WD· mad Ide Doi ...... DdDl&IN .. . ......... n. ...... .. Ju1y•111••--2 °Jaf ~1=-~ 1101 l'atft Road. c.o.ta Por more lnfor· maUon, call (714) 432-5640. ·' . CHECI IT OUT . , . . Literary classics in th~r oum time ·. I denWying a literary work as ' a classic in its own time is dicey business, since by def- inition a classic bas already endwed the test ot time. Yet aitics routinely take leaps of faith when they name contem- porary clas- sics in -~ .. IJtenry Ammal"- tbe sowce of Newport Beach Pub- lic Ubrary's newest col- lection of Tuneless neasures. Called •tooking Back OD tbe '90(" the retrospective of the past decade features numerous works that offer a glimpse of other cultures, including •com1der Thll, Senora.• Harriet Doerr's ele- gantly rendered story about American expatrlates experi- encing love, loss and renewal in a remote Mexican village. In her second enchanting novel, the author of "Stones for Ibarra" peers into the souls of Sue, an artist reaching for perspective: Bud, running from the IRS; Frances, writer of a romantic travel guide; and Ursula, a widow who wants to regain •the brilliant patchwork of her ... past.• A synco- pated beat inspires the prose of "Texaco," a fictional history of the Caribbean underclass in the cen- hiry-and-a- half since the abolition of slavery. Through narrator Marie- Sophie, a daughter of slaves, Patrick Chamoiseau chronicles 150 years on Martinique, start- ing with Marte-Sophie's beloved father'• birth on a sug- ar plantation and ending with her founding Texaco, a shanty town built on the grounds of an island oil refinery. For readers who go for baroque, lain Pears serves up a murder mystery powered as much by ideas as by suspects, autopsies and smoking guns in "An lmtaDoe of tbe Flnger- post.,. Set in Oxford, England, in 1663, the intricate plot cen- ters around a university profes- sor's murder -an incident that provides a fulcrum for an exploration of truth, Restora- tion politics and 17th century mores. American social fabric is the stuff of which Jane Smiley's •The All-'Ihle Travel.a and Adventurea of Udle Newton" is woven. Set in Kansas in the mid-18505, the action involves the bitter split between aboli- tionist and pro-slavery factions that turns Kansas Tenitory into a battleground of the Civil War to come. "Dewey Defeats Truman," a famous headline of 1948, is also the title of Thomas Mallon's gently com· ic novel about a love trlan· gle involv- ing an up- and-coming Republican, a disheveled . Democratic and an aspiring novelist. While evoking the feel of a bygone era, the story makes clever use of historical research and smoothly inter- weaves public and private .events. 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" ........ .Mw ~---.. ···---M• -... ~---...... lp&lt•• •••••• ......., ........... a. .... ,, ........ ... . . .. Daily Pilot I. Tb e tragic tale ofRick and Darva . weu. it's over. The pri-mary 1s secondary. I know you're not exactly down in the mouth • about it. Most people would rather eat a bug than deal with politics. 1llis one was more interest- ing than most. you must admit. The stage is·almost deserted now, but for a wbile we had a cast of characters that would }lave made Cirque du Spleil , proud: Pat Buchanan, Dan Quayle, Gary Bauer, O(rin fiatcb, Alan Keyes, Donald Thunp, .Lyndon l.aRouche. Then, thete were two: Now, we can tum our attention to the two people who really matter ... Darva Conger and Rick Rockwell. Everybody, say it with me - "Who Wants to Strangle a Millionaire?· nus story refuses lo die. It's everywhere, day and night. I don't get it. On the off chance you just got back from Nep- tune, let's review. A few months ago, Fox, the •All Effluent, All the Time" network, is smarting Crom the success of ABC's •Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" They gather together their best and brightest, and they come up with a very original, and much better, concept: #Who Wants to Marry a Millionaire?" It's a simple format. A group of women compete to be the bride of a #multimillion- aire.• When the rich guy says, "Hmm, let's see. I, uh, think, uh, yeah ... Bride No. 3, • they get married -right there, on the spot. on the tube, with a zillion people watching. But wait. Don't say "yetcb" yet. I'm serious about a zillion people. When the show aired on Feb. 15, it scored the largest audience for a 30- minute premiere in the history of television. That's even more depressing than the show. Even before the honey- moon (they didn't) was over, there was trouble in paradise. As so often happens when people get married on game shows, things are not always what they seem . An enterprising reporter found a 1991 restraining order in Los Angeles Superior Court, ordering Diamond Rick to stay Peter Buffa COMMENTS & CURIOSITIES away from his then-girlfriend, who claimed he threatened and battered her. Rick's status as one of the landed gentry was even fur- ther damaged when it turned .out be was a stand-up comedi- an and appeared in two films you won't find ori American Film Institute's Top 100 list - "Return of the Killer Toma- toes" and "The Killer Toma- toes Strike Back.· Actually, •Attack of the Killer Tomatoes,• a lower than low-budget 1970s satire of monster movies, is a cult clas- sic. Be that as it may, when the biggest film credits on a resume are two "Killer Toma- to• sequels, it does not speak well of an actor's career. If you must know. there are four "Killer Tomato" films in • all. The fourth. made in 1991, was "The Killer Tomatoes Eat France.• Can we get past the "Killer Tomato" filmS now? Thank you so much. When the news broke, Fox was shocked and appalled. They had no idea, they claimed -not about the restraining order, the stand-up gigs, not even the tomatoes. They did an extensive back- ground check (they say with a perfectly straight face) and even hired a private investiga- tor. Interesting. Would the pri- vate eye who did the back- ground check please stand up and raise his hand? Everything in this guy's past could have been found in less than an hour by my 84-year-old moth-say "please.· -They call one er who lives in Leisure World more time and tell her the and doesn't drive. • finalists get a car, a cash prize But forget the background and she can keep the two- cbeclcs. From the moment carat "engagement• nng. Still' Rockwell appeared, anyone ' OK, sort of. who ever met a human could The "honeymoon• is actu-• tell that this guy was bad ally a trip1to the Caribbean, news. There hasn't been any-with~peron and separate one this art051ant and pnanny rooms,.. he weakens. since Mussolini. All atross Her t vacation in a year America, dogs are growling at is cq g up. nus could be · the screen and waple are say-fun. 'des, Darva says, spb lng, "Sparky, foripeaven's was sure she'wouldn't be/ sake, what's the matter ~lb pic)ced. Stop. ~, )'OU?~ rl\ Darva, NUISe 'Conger, When the deed is done and ·Y. whatever-'what d6 you they say "kiss the bride,• he ' mean you're "sure" you • grabs the poor woman who wouldn't be picked? Did this was unlucky enough to be the come to you in a dream? Have chosen one -and whom he you been hanging out with has "known" for about seven Dionne Warwick? Just what minutes -and plants a big was your plan if you did get wet one on her. To her credit, picked? At that point, you got she looked totally stunned and the cash, you got the car and as if she was going to be ill you got the ring. But you also But wait, who was that got the husband. veiled woman? This is not a good plan,. Her name is Darva Conger, Darva. We sh9uld rethmk this. and she, too. is all over the talk Tuesday, tragically, 21 days show circuit within days. She aftef it began, Darva bled for is a fonner Air'Force medical an annulment in Las Vegas tech who now works as an ER (perfect) Superior Court. nurse. The first thing out of The storybook marriage is every interviewer's mouth is on the rocks, damaged beyond Jay Leno's now -famous ques-repair. Granted, Rick and Dar- tion to Hugh Grant: "What the va lasted about 20 days longer hell were you thinking?" than Dennis and Carmen, but What sets everyone on the still, and all, what a heart- edge of their seats to hear her breaker. answer is that Da.rva is every-A relationship that took 21 thing Rick ain't. She's attrac-days to build and nurture tive, articulate and intelligent. doesn't deserve to be tossed OK, malbe. Here is her sto-aside like an old shoe. I just, I ry and shes sticking to it. can't ... I'm too upset to go on. Darva's been on a back-I gotta go. breaking schedule for months due to understaffing in the ER where she works. OK so far. A friend recommends her to the show. They call and she says #no.• They call again and • PETER llUffA is a former Costa Mesa-mayor. His column runs Fri· days. He can be reached via e-mail at Ptr840aol.com . :Sl!J-~~,,A Mattress .Outlet Stor BRAND NEW· COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! • 11 3 165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa o-!Mock South of 405 rwy (714) 545·7168 15°1° OFF SERVICE OF YOUR CHOICE • ~N-1 IMA llUCi • "11 OUCf r.N«T·rAJll9lf·~ 30°'0 OFF TWO OR MORE SERVICES ·--·_,,.,..,.,, ....... llUCT (#fll•_,,.,._._. Police looking for alleged cat killer • Debra Kincaid, suspected of skinning and cooking a feline pet in October, tailed to appear in court Th~ y. · Gfe9 ltlsllng DAILY PILOT ~· A 40-year-old WQ~n suspecte d of sk.innm~"and cookihg her cat · ' O<;to- ber evaded authd~ es on . Thursday when polic~ attempted to arrest her, but couldn't find her. - Debra Kincaid was supposed to appear in court lo face an animal cruelty charge, but when she didn't show up, her arraignment was pushed back another day. An arrest warrant was issued while auth orities continued the ir search. Kincaid is -accused of drowning three of her cats at her Park Avenue apart- ment. She allegedly cooked one of the felines, 18- month-old Beauty, whose remains were found in the sink and the oven. Neighbors called the fire department after they noticed thick smoke and a putrid stench coming from Kincaid's apartment. After the smoke cleared, p9lice were called when•' the charred ·remains 0 a cat were diS- covered;t · . She » also allegedly drowned two other cats. Mu1fin' and Bonaventure, in January 1998, authori- ties said. Neighbors said Kincaid sometimes acted strange- ly and believed she was responsible for the disap- pearance of other cats. Kincaid no longer lives in the apartment where she was detained . Kincaid was initially admitted to a hospital for a psychological evalua- tion. She was later released at about the same time police decided to submit a criminal case against her to the Orange County Dis- trict Attorney's office. She faces up to fow years in state p!Json if convicted on all of the charges. Daily ru1ot When you need to ru know ... Find rt fast 1n your flometown newspaper ~·I. 'J .. r. . . .. . Complete Custom Floral Department tWiY call t900)FOll COIT lo< cMUll~ ()fief ,xp1m l/3' If». Minimum ctlaf9t mlff • My Cleaning Secret #7: L::::::::-IJ!!!!!llB!!i!!!!!!!!"!l'll!!•., The unconditional love pets give you can be messy, but my neighbor let me In on her secret clean Ing weapon: Coit. She told me Colt would give me the Elegant, one of a kind selection of Home Decor, Gifts, & ~elusive Styles of Canales kind of <leaning service I expected, or the)''d reclean, correct the problem, or give me • full refundl That's what the 1004Mt Colt, 1004Mt CIHn Guar•ntH Is all about -unconditional clean! With over SO years of experience and millions of referrals, It's no wonder Colt is the most trusted speclalty cleaning company In the wortd. Now I depend on Colt to clean up all my pet accidents, especially the r-r-r-ruff ones!! . For local strvlc1 In your arta, call". Costa Mesa (949) 642-0270 Huntington 8Hch (714) 142-0320 1-800-367-2648 , --~ ., J 0 •.) ' . • 24 Expo&ures 16. 99 I HOUR COUPON ,Vi ' ~') ? \ . . . . .. ' I 4 F!!day, March 10, 2000 Jheater. cat seeltjng a hoine · • Friends of deceased anim al lover look for a new.ho~e for Phanny, · who was found in abandoned theater. I ~ R. Spwgeort OMV Pl.or · Every animal should be so lucky. . . And every owner should be -So kind. Since animal lover Ruth Frankef died two weeks ago at the age of 87, ·,her closest friends have been scrambling to find a new home for her cat. Phanny. . rn 1998, locals discovered the gray-and-white~ cat living inside the peninsula's abandoned Balboa Theater. She was infested with fleas and in need of a good hot bath, so they attempted to remove the feline from the theater. However, she wasn't going anywhere without her kittens. Men's Desiper Collection • Cutter & Buck • Descente •Ashworth • Bobby Jones • Greg Norman • IZOD • Tommy Hilfiger •Polo & More Phanny was fo und in the abaftdoned Balboa Theater two years ago. 1be woman who cared for her recently passed away and now Phanny needs a new home. In an attempt bring the ani- mals back to civilization, con- cerned individuals set up food-laced cages around the theater. ,It took four days to lure them in. The mother cat was named Phapny, after the musical, "Phantom of the Opera." • 1 felt so bad," said 'Dayna Pettit. who was involved with the caging. "She lost her babies md ended up in a cage." Locals suggested Pettit take the cat to Frankel, a founding member of the Animal Assis- tance League of Orange Cqun- ty and widely known in animal circles. Frankel helped find homes Ladies' Desiper Collection • Ralph Lauren • IZOD • EP. Pro •Jean Bell •Karen Kane • Pelican Hill Private Lapel Precept ZEVO DEMO'S Titanium Driver Cleveland De{llo's 600/o 0 FF 50°/o OFF Zevo Putters for the kiUans, but decided to keep Phanny. Sbe femd more than one obltllde. • !C)I~ her land- lanl cld not allow ceSs and that Phanny WU nOt tame. · During her time with Frankel. Pbanny lived in a clos- et and only emerged from it at night But. u time passed, trust replaced fear and the two became friends. Frankel, in her last days, asked that Pettit find a good home for Pha.nny. ·•Now is, a good time to place Pbanny 'because sbe is, lonely," said another of Frankel's friends, Gail Dennison. "We don't want to trawnatize her. We want her to go into a good situation.• ....... 111 ~,..,, lfMltoi' Der..8Cblol offl- dall bope tbat DllW paint and c,Umbmg 'fiael on tbe new .&O-foot-hlgh gymna· lium -at tint comidered an eyesore by neighboring relidents -will softan the view. Suzanne· Pijloo of Garden Grove offered to adopt Pbanny ... ' Last fall, the school proudly unveiled the gym, the result of a year'• worth of 1tudent fund-railing. However, she needs some- one to adopt one of her avail- able domesticated kittens to make room foe Pbmmy. For information, call the Animal Assistance League of Orange County at (714) 978- 7387. Unfoltunately, tbe 12-mll-noa fadlity Wiii not a bit with IUll'OUndlng resi· dents: who vodferoualy amp.lalned &bat tbey were uninformed about the new building that ruined their views. Although school offi- cials had received approval for the building, they almost immediately ~an mending relations Wtth their neighbors. · The school couldn't lower or tear down the building. but a committee was formed to find accept- able solutions. Using a combination of Pl'Dt. tNet and vines, offi- .tMl9 tried to IOften the iDot ol the gym. Council- mp ,. TbGmson. ·whb ' · -~ l:Dvolved ·in the , ~ !8J9 ~ school ~ 1"~.ai""' ••sdul. •rve gotten some real favorable respomes from a kJit of people in the neigh· borhood," he said. •rm generally pleased and ZAHER FALi.AHi, CPA 28 yrs. exp. Accrg., Audits, Taxes 15% discount co CM Residents (714) 546-4272 ~ .. ~.. ~ .. • YMCA HellthyKid·sDay ~ Summe r Cam p Sign-u p! Sat, April 1st 1oam-3pm . .. BIKE RODEO Sponsored by STATE FARM INSURANCE · · . . Agent Irene L. Johnson 10am-Noon ~ Fiq1ess Fun ~FREESwim ~ Games & Acri· .. v1t1es ~Health F. · au . 1~ Centrer 0 1'8nge Collet YMCA ~T Wt build strong kids, 2300 University Drive strongfami/ies, Newport 8Hch e strong communities. 949-642-9990 very impressed w1th Har- bor Day School." The ftnilhtng touches are ltUl in progre1t.. ~· scbool officials , hoP.&d to have the work completed by the end of February, poor weather conditions have pushed that date back a little. •lbe IChool put planter bos8I and Iota of trees on the San Joaquin blllllde of the building and started doing Spy Glut Hill and Ridge for several weeks, but bave done no further work on the project.• said resident H. Roa MWer. "It could be the weather or money.• School officials said although the project cost a great deal of money, there are enough funds to com- plete the work. • Harbor Day spokesman Gary McKitterick said the nine trees alone cost the school more than $90,000. "This is one of those sit· uations we've taken very seriously,• McKitterick said. "I'm p0l$0nally sad- dened by the controversy. We tried to do our best to come up with a plan.• 'Ibe ICbOoJ, in a further display of goodwill toward the ~mmunity, ha.s offered the gym to the city and Red Cross as an emer- gency shelter. · A dedication celebra- tion i.s scheduled for March 22. No matter what you 're doing, your hometown newspaper Fl~ IN ••• DailyPilot ANIMAL LOVERS OWNY•OWN Mm!--• No experience req·uired • Full Training Program · • Must be fit and energetic and enjoy working outdoors • High income potential • Exclusive territory • Financing Available ...... llfYmm Mm can now for 1vtlllo •d l1fomatl• pck191 (848) 828-8880 7141 In'-c.... Dr. 1111ta•lrMl,CAl81I -.1111111i.11111111.- Limited Space Availa ble at the following locations: l 100 Newoort Center Drive Newport ~enter, 'Newport Be•ch ,230 Newport Center Drlve Newport Center. 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A complete listing may be found at t»llypllotcom, TODAY Inventor's Forum will pre- sent an •Initial Steps for Pro- tecting your Invention• vsem- inar, from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Orange Coast CQllege • s sci- ence lecture ho.ll. Admission is _ $15. OCC ~s at 2701 Fairview ~oad, Costa Mesa.. For more information, 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 information, call (949) 515-1887. The Orange County Fair and Exposition Center will hold a motorcyde swap from 5 to 10 p.m. in Building 10, 88 Fair Drive Costa Mesa. Adult admission is $7. For more information, call (949) 598- 5122. The Zonta Club of Newport Harbor will host its spring fund-raiser, ·casino 2000, • to NICK'S GRAND RE-OPENING lHIAICHIS ~.......,Coal! 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For more information, call (949) •76-9009. benefit Orangewood Chil- dren· s Home, beginriing at 6:30 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. The event is $75 and features din- ner, casino gambling and live and silent auctions. For more information, call (714) 549-4751. . (Prlendl of~ Bay wW bold a walking nature tour of The C)'IUc Ftbrosls Founda-. the Back Bay on Saturday tion will hold a luncheon and ~oming between 9 and 10:15 reception starting at 11:30 a.m. Thurs will leave from the a.m. a\ Aysia 101, 2901 W. comer of Eastbluff Drive and Coast High.way, Newpo!l Back Bay Road every 10 or 15 Beach. The $35 event will minu~. The tours isre free. feature· infomlal modeling by For inore information call Balboa Island 'Kid's Clothing (949) 786-8878. ' Co., Magasin 209 and · Armoire. For more informa-Borderi Boob, Music and tion, call (714) 938-1393. Cafe will host Louise Elerding, SATURDAY Oasis Senior Center will hold a pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 10 a.m. The breakfast 'indudes 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 public. 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 a fashion feng shui facilitator, who will speak on •lhldng Personal Style into the Millen- nium with Fashion Feng Sbui • at 7 p.m. The store is at 3333 Bear St. Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432- 785\ The Newport Chapter of the National Charity League , Juniors will hold its 14th annu- al Mother-Daughter Fashion Show and High Tea starting at 12:30 p.m. at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel, 686 Anton Blvd. Costa Mesa. The event is $15 for adults and $35 for chil- dren. For information, call (949) 646-1711. AwardW-mning Italian Cuisine TwiliPt Dinint WllUrfront Entrm /mtt $6.95 Hommtlllll &t. -Fmh SufooJ VMI S,ICM/lio &ra..,,,.,; ... .. 6 Friday, Morch 10, 2000 ATHLETES CONTINUED FROM 1 paying for. The demand.def- initely outweighs the sup- ply.• . While Hollywood has its Walle of Fame, mammoth movie studios and tre ndy bot :;pots where yctu can see a slew of stars, Newport Beach is a sports fan's glfm- merlng oasis. You e njoy dropping nalJl.,es? Here. are a few yQ4 · can claim are your neigh- bors at that next dinner con- versation: Bad boy Dennis Rodman, who was recently signed - and dropped -by the Dal- las Mavericks, Lives in West Newport. Baseball slugger Mo Vaughn of the Anaheim Angels has an opulent home in Newport Heights. Pro football defensive back Jason Seahorn, who played college ball at use. bought . . .. a home in Newport Coast. sons at his West Newport Want some more? Famed home while )le was a mem- New York Yankee Reggie ber of the Toronto Blue Jays. Jackson has one of h ls But his palatial oceanfront homes on Bayside Cove. home is now up for sale. Former UCLA football Asking price is about St.6 coach Terry Donahue can · million . be seen strolling along the Mitchell, who is Green's Bay!ront on Balboa Island. real estate agent, said his Former Angel and newly clie nt wanted to be closer to signed C leveland Indian Dodger Stadium and Chuck Finley has one home bought a hom e in Pacific in BeJcourt and is building Palisades for $3.7 million. another in Newport Coast. "He didn't really like Still, not impressed? Ten -• wh e re he was living," nis star Lindsay Davenport Mitchell said. :u ·s a young .calls Newport Beach home. crowd down the re and Anaheim Ducks cent~r Shawn was growing out of Steve Rucchin lives in Coro-that. He looked at Udo Isle na del Mar. Home run slug-but decided on a home up ger Mark McGwire shops at north.• • Fashion l~land. Newport also appeals to McGwire doesn't live in athletes because of its prox- Newport, opting instead for imity to Los Angeles, the Huntington Harbour. Not entertainment capital of the e veryone can stay in New-world. They are expected to port forever. shoot commercials, appear Take Orange County on radio talk shows and sign native and newly signed books. Los Angeles Dodger Shawn "Athletes want that prox- Green. e spent-ms offsea-· iJnify to tos Angeles-v.titb- ... out all the urban crowding," !!!::::i===:==:===:=:=!:!5!!:!!!!::::=========================== said sports and entertain- ] m---- DON'T MISS THE CHANCE ment superagent Leigh Steinberg, whose office is in Newport Beach. Steinberg should know, considering his list of e ndorse m e nt -fri e ndly clients, such as NFL quar- terbacks Mark Brunell and Drew Bledsoe. Traveling to Oran ge County also has had some athletes dreaming of the California coast when their careers are finished. •steve Young, li'oy Afk- man, and Warren Moon have all expressed interest about living here,• Stein- berg said. •Some of these guyf are frightened off by the high expense of ,living here. I know it sounds strange, given some of their salaries. But the competition is fierce here in Newport. There are a lot of people, even from dlfferent coun- tries, 'looking to buy here." _ Newport has its share of · coml>e~ition. La~una Bea~h would probably be more m demand, but there are only two roads leadfug into town, making access difficult. Dana Point is home to southpaw pitcher Randy Johnson, but he plays in Arizona and be was looking for an oceanfront home. Aside from its location, Newport has plenty to offer: fine dining, spacious beach- es and panoramic ocean views. Pe rhaps most impor- tant is privacy. With so many celebrity types living in one area, no one is really interested in botheriog oth- ers. "It's an area you can live in private without being dis- turbed on a daily basis," said Brian Foxcroft. HThere are a lot of people with new money moving here. It's one of the best places you can possibly live. n MEASURE F cdlfi.NuEb FROM 1 . al ibe 8pmt, ~ --gmgnMtla Of tlle~. ~. ~ ... ......,al the two ....... MeMure F1 !Ugbelt t.auie rate in Tueld9y'I .ate W8I in New- port Beldl. according to an article in lbUJ'ldaYI Tunes Orange County. 1be initiative pl-1 by a 2-to-1 margin throughout the rest of the county. • Inststent Greenlight sup- porters Ill'/ tbars because the two ID8lllW'8I are in fact total- ly different. •Measme F is set up to stop everything in the coun- ty,. sakl Greenlight member Tom Hyans. •Greenligbt's intent is to only stop une things beyond entidm¥Dts· • Meaiure F requin!Hwo- thirds voter approval for new airports, hazardous waste landfills and Jails in residen- tial areas. The attractively packaged initiative was designed by oppooents of the proposed $2.9-billion El Toro ~ Greenligbtinitiative calls for a citywide vote on developments that would require a •major" amend- ment to the city's General Plan. •Measure F clearly grew out of a flawed oounty process Daily Pilot lblt Jed UI fD ccindYd9 tbe .... GUGlll ......... d.c:lliaD ID tb* OWD blmdl. • Mid lAaDIUd ICNailr, • ...,. pc11W al W.... P. -== ~Pthr'Ol':rDCGJD::.Mlll~ ... ..., out al • dllire to curb u oul-of.a..trol City CoiJDdl tbat t.approwed too ~~tgroup insists the twO are not at all similar. "I see no COllDeCfloD. • Mid Greenlight member Allan ~ •tMeuure PJ.11 an antt- E Toro airpOrt thing. People have tried to establish a con- nection, but those are the people trying to ~-mouth Greenligbt.. Greenlight spokesman and Airport Working Group board member Phil Arst argued that Measure p is dif- fereDt becaUl8 it requires a two-thirds majority and is multi-subject vote. At the same time, howev-er: members al the group did- n't want their measure to appear on the March ballot alongside Measure F. There was concern that confused residents would vote yes on Greenlight and yes on Mea- sure F -thereby undermin- ing the local El Toro cam- paign. ·we purposely stayett off the March ballot,• Arst said. •we didn't want to interfere with the campaign agalnst Measure F." to be in this annual issue chat's all about Newpon Beach, Costa Mesa and Corona del Mar! Publication Date: Friday, March 24, 2000 Soltd 7eai P4ti6 ~ ~~ Plumbiq, Heating li Air Conditioning Celebratiq 46 yean of semce in your communJty. Call by March 9 to be a part of this spec.ial edition. For Advertising, call (949) 642-4321 --...-~"'Pilot ~1 ...... ,. Electric Boats ••• the World's Premier Electric Boat Builder ••. . THAT'S WATT! 2001 West Coast Hwy., • Newport Beach 941-841-1812 www~com L.~ ............................ ~ ............................. ~--.... ~. ~I ( Teak is now Affordable! We B~ Direct, Eliminate the Middleman! 7~f-/ -----------"" Compare our Prices! Tm9.qJM Cost• Mesa ShOwroom by 1ppointment ~ r1•11•m·;;; i ~ I 20 ~~I 1240 Lopn Ave. Unit H (conacr al Mc:Clintock It Lopn) (714) 544. 7218 949 ...,s'87sssi . , Hlllt .. 11 .... lml m __ ........ ,, .. --rut111 • 7 I Ir • Ova 65 channde on Complete 8a5k Savitt •Ova ..0 channde of P.ay-Ptt-Vkw mories . · • 45 CD-quality, coaunadal frtt maslc ch•nnds • lntm1cdft OIHCftm program guide • 18 9Cl'ttDS of Pr•mlum Suvitt • 10 scnms a/ .si.o...u-• 2 scnms of Rix • i. scnms a/~ • 4f SOftftS of Tiae MowW CMnnd • fE 1111 b1111 =:.---L -.1111111 ·-,,,, • r -a ....... -11 1w-. • u , ... ---·-11•1-•11w-.. ..,,. __ __ @o~~t -~ .· I· •• r .l 1 ~ , t I I l Daily Pilot BOND CONTINUED FROM 1 ~ue. Bob Beveridge, who lives in Newport Beach and owns a small business ln Costa Mesa, said he would not support a tax to pay for repairs that the New- "' port-Mesa Unified School Dis- trict should have been making, or at least saved for, all along. It is a commpn opinion held '9JDOng many ;eonservative5 in Newport ¥ach and Costa Mesa. ·' . ,,, !TALENT CONTINUED FROM 1 rattle tickets and food. And volunteers from Costa Mesa Census 2000 will urge the audience to fill out their census forms. "We've got a lot of talent in Newport-Mesa,· said Vickie Groskreutz, the show's talent coordinator and a teacher at TeWinkle Middle School. "Now we get to showcase it.· Organizers said they'll per- form short census-themed skits between acts, hoping to inform the audience about the importance of filling out the forms. Oty officials sai4 a large number of Costa Mesa resi· dents failed to return their cen· sus forms in 1990, d~priving the city of federal, state and countv. funds for police, schools and social service · organizations. •Tue most important I.lung with the performance is for people to have fun," srud Mir- na Burciaga, a census outreach volunteer and owner of El Chi· naco Restaurant. "But we can also educate a little.· r ·Their lack or respoosibility makes them WldeserviDg ol our help,• said Kent Moore, a New- port Beach resident and retired Orange Unified School District official. •Tue districts must put aside monies for the improve- ments and repairs of schools.• Supt. Robert Barbot said that over the years, some of tbe dis- trlct's budget bas been spent on maintenahce -although it dearly wasn't adequate. "You'd be surprised how·in · ~same years ~t the econ- omy was struggling, they had to make choices -do we cut a ~a.th program or a reading or Minutes before their perfor- mance, the B-Boys were adjusting their overalls and tweaking their routine. They . were too busy to catch Isaac Gomez, a broad 17-year-old, singing a mournful Joey Mcin- tyre tune. And they also missed the dancing, shimmy- ing and tumbling of three ~ girl dance groups. But the Naughty Boys. an elder trio of break dancers, snared the B-Boys' attention - especially NJ. Fazai, 15, who jerked his wiry frame like an ungreased robot, then hit the floor and spun his legs in the air, windmill-style. "Oh my god," said Eddy IsJas, 11. •r think they're better than us." But after the performance, the B-Boys climbed onto the stage with authority. making their ·a• stand for bravado. They wriggled like worms, twisted and jumped. And then they bowed. The nearly 20 spectators, including the Naughty Boys, clapped enthu- siastically. The true showstopper, how- ever, was a deep, soulful rendi- tion of the theme song to •Fame." The Naughty Boys. who • Stock On Hand • All Oventocks & Misfits football program?• Barbot said. English agreed that half of the blame lies in Sacramento, with the governor earmarking nearly 80% ol school budgets. However, be said it still does not justify taxing residen~. "The government-run school system is falling,... he said. ·with all these man- dates, what is a school board to do? In a sense, I feel sony for them. But I'd like to know what correspondence has gone 01,1t asking them to remove these mandates." But Mark Schultheis, who is leading the campaign to s~p- FYI . • WHA~ Talent 2000 · • WHEN: 2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sunday, March 26 • WHERE: Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. had slipped outside alter the B-Boys' performance, were grabbed by the powerful voice that echoed from inside. •w owl, • said Edwin Bonil- la, a 16-yea.r-oldjuniorat New- port Harbor High School. They were swprised to find the Cher sound-a-like was 4· foot, 7-inch Brandijo Kistler, a 9-year-old whose eyes were squeezed shut and fists were denched above her head as she sang. The whole room seemed to b elieve that she really, really wanted to live foreve r, and really wanted to learn bow to fly. Tami Jo Kistler, Brandijo's mother -who lookect exactly like an older, larger version of her daughter -was beaoung with pride. ·she's got a big voice," she said. ast.unlted e• Club is having tryouts for the 2000-2001 season Girls Tl')'Oats -Sunday, March 12 • Boys Tryouts -Sunday, March 26 Locacion: Estancia H igh School in Costa Mesa (School is located on Placentia Avenue no rth of Wilson Street. From 405 take Harbor Blvd. south about 2 mi. to W'_ilson, rum right to Pl~ccntia, ~rn right on Placencia. Estancia H.S. is about ~ mile north on the left. Fields arc m the bade: of the school.) ...............................•....••••••••••••••••....... ••• Gl'OUP and T17out Tim•• You're in this age group If your birthday is between U-14 Aug. l, 1986 -July 31, 1987 U-13 Aug. l, 1987 -July 31 . 1988 U-12 Aug. l, 1988 -July 31 , 1989 U-11 Aug. 1, 1989 -July 31, 1990 • • • •• •••••• ••••••••••••••• YourTryoutTamc is: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. 2 p.m. co 4 p.m. .2 p.m. to 4 p.m. ...., ... •••••• __. ••••• .... ••• a F •• 1 -_... s • -· _ ....... -.---.-·-····IS--·· L ..................... ~ ..... • A philoeophy garcd cowards player d~lop~nt , • Lower pl.Iyer ft.a than mc»t clubt • Scafred by lkcn.ed. prore.ionll C'09Cha . • Local prKtice and plM' Adda tcartercd throuahour Newport Bach and C.oeca MCM I __ ............ ~·· ... • •••••II •••wm-- port the bond, said even if peo- ple fight the bond, the condition of area schools remain.c; a prob- lem that deeds attention. •Any argument you rrught make fQr defeating a bond measure bnngs you nght back 'to the same point, wtuch ~. we still have to fix our schools and if we don't pass a bond mea- sure, I don't know how we're going to do that,· SchuJtheJS ~d. "You can make any argu- ment you want. That won't get our schools fixed." / H the bond does not pass, Leece Said the bocrrd will lall back to Plan B, or even Plan 'C. UNIFORMS CONTINU~D FROM 1 First. she S&d. by goUlg for the bond the district as eligible for S53 rrullion m state matching funds. Therf> IS no guarantee, however. that Newport-Mesa will receive the grant U U1at f~US through, the thlrd opbon would be to try for the bond again, !.he said. It 1s not an eventuality that Barbot wants to plan for. "We'd do the best we can, but obviously 1t won't be as good dS 1f the i;chool oond pcissed, • Bdrbot Said'. "l'm not going there because bon- estl y, we have rn.akE! this (bond I pdss. • QUESTION UNIFORM POLICY? Friday, Morch 10, 2000 7 Engh.sh saJd h hdS d Idun· dry l.lSt of items the dlstnct must first accomphsh before he will stop fighbng the bond ·For me not to opf».>e the bond, l've got to be convmced that it 1s necessary and that there are condit.ton'i in pldce that will stop thlS from hdppen- ing again -a set-aside of some kind." Engllsh said. "The oversight comnuttPe also needs to be made up of mde· ,pendent people -compPtent, knowledgeable pcoplt> thdt can loqk at a plcm and know what it means. It rdn'l be dll bureaucrats." I iqg uniforms ran the gamut. kom money issue:. to not wanting children weanng inappropriate dw.,s to improvmg behav10r by sepa· Michelle Tingler. "l have a lit· Should students ratmg school clothe'> dnd Ue girl m kindergcUten and WHr school uniforms? play dothes she's always worrying about Call our Readers Hotline at Conversely. the anu-uru- whal to wear I think 'ihe (949) 642·6086 or e-mail form crowd didn't wart to would be excited to have 1t set your comments to dailypilot inhibit student!> do more for her.• @latimes.com. Please tell us laundry or buy extr.1 E>ts of It is an age-old question your name and hometown, dothe that in November resurldced and include a phone wlf you t<tkl' th1-. dWd}' in many Newport-Mesd number (for verification ttus struggle _ wh<'tht>r it b<' schools. At that time. scvcraJ purposes only). nght or wrung. m JUmor tugh schools sent surveys home to and high ~chool will they parents to determine the lev-pre entallon helped them as team dec1s1on-makmq." sd1cl el of interest. Of 282 returned they considered their vote. Kare n t-.ldrtin, d p.ucnt •Are surveys. 199 were m favor of "I'm actually on the we setting thc·m up to makt> uniforms; 80 were against fence." said parent Andy bad dec1S1ons?" and three were undecided, Wolfe. "They say it's the par· If the vote lll'Xl week reported Peggy McKe nnon, ents' Cdll. It's not my call. I favors unilonni., th<• policy a parent who conducted the turne d nghl around and will otter pcu<>nL'> dnn -.tucl<'nL'> survey. asked my kids. dnd my two severaJ di1tenmt .,tyll' cho1rn:. The study resuJts arc not guls said they want to do 1t." and store option., rdn1Jtn9 an indication that uniforms Par,ents' redsons for favor· trom Target to 'Jord-.tmm are a forgone conclusion. said '!!!!::=:::::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=s::=::=::=::=::=::=::==:=::=:== Chris Wilkinson, Manners PTA president. Bdllots will be ---sent home to parents, who will cast theu (mal vote. State law allows parents who are opposed to uniforms to sign a waiver for theu ctul· dren, Principal Mary Ann Ehret told parents Shoes for Everyone Ml Men, Women, Kids & Infant S izes Parents scud the everung's new balance Specializing in all w idths! . ~prrtfwh, NB Apparel too!! (9491 720-1602 . . ·. '\ , r , t I "Wt had a ,_ Y1S ·~" hul .Onts. CdM boys hoops coach I -· -.. 8 Friday, March 10, 2000 • Sports Edik>r Roger Corfson • 949-5744223 Daily Pilot '" Corona del Mar's run erids in semifinal I • Cold•shooting _Sea~gs bow out in Southern California. Regional s~mifinals~as Morningside pulls away, 61-;46. Barry Faulkner first 10 field-goal attempts, before BOYS BASKETIA,L· ju5t bett~ than 21 % from the fiel(i after intennission (6 of 28). The visi-. tors also missed 19 of 25'three-point attempts (24%) and committed 18 turnovers. high 1.A points, eight rebounds and · five steals, but he was the only Sea King in double figures. He. tinis4~ hi$ seQlor ca:mpaign,with 581 points, the fourth-best single-seasonotttJ>ut ·tn the storied 38-year histor&f the C.IOCAL~ S.1tlfll ... .......... , CORONA DIL MM oM I j,Saw'ebr~ DAILY PILOT • I rallying t.'!I take a 27-23 halftime . lead. But they connected on just 1 of COfona del Mar 7 20 5 14 ~ ~ Morningside 11 12 f9 19 -61• INGLEWOOD -Sometimes the 13 field-goal fries in the third quar- problem can't be fixed with insight-ter as the Monarchs (23-10) ~ed ful tl:meout instruction, an inspired away to advance to Saturday's halftime pep talk, or the most well-regional final at the Forum tWo conceived diagram on a clipboard. blocks away. . Alec Hanson's three-pointer with 5:42 le~ in the third quarter gave CdM its final lead, 32-31, before Morningside extended a 13-0 run into the final period. program. • Seniors Hanson (nine·' points), Brooks Morris and Judd Hietbrink (eight apiece) also chipped in offen- sively, but only Hietbrink (3 for 5) made more shots than he missed. · c-.. ., Miir-Hansen 14, Hanson t. 1 Morris 8, Hietbrlnk 8, Shahanglan 5, Patterson 2, Templeton o. Snell 0, Bottom 0, Owen 0, Alshuler 0, Najar 0, lnrtian O. Sometimes the basketball just "We got some open looks early, but Morningside senior guard nacy Cathey scored 17 of his game-high 21, including back-to-back three- pointers in the third quarter, to propel the Monarchs within a victory of their third state title game in 10 years. 3-pt. goals -Hanson 3, Hansen 2, Shahangian 1. doesn't go in. they weren't falling," CdM Coach Such was the case for Corona del Paul Orris said. "(1b.e Monarchs) Mar High boys squad Thursday in a earned it and I take my hat off to 61 -46 loss to host Morningside in them. But I still think we could have the semifinals of the CIF Southern beaten them if we make some shots." California Divisi~n m Regionals. CdM, which ne tted 11 of its final A Kevin Hansen three ball with 6:48 remaining cut the deficit to 46- 37, but the Sea Kings got no closer. Morningside made 11 of its final 12 free throws to keep CdM at bay. Fouled out -Templeton. Technicals · None. it Morningside · Cathey 21, Trotter 10, , Young 10, Tatum 10, campbell 4, cakote , 4, carr 2. The Sea Kings (23-8) missed their 19 first-half field-goal attempts, shot Hansen finished with a team-·we had a great year, w Orris said. 3-pt: goals -cathey 2. Fooled out-None. Technicals • None. BASEBALL Mesa ties . it up, 7-7 • Cabico goes 5 for 5, has the game~tying hit. Tony Altobelli DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa H.igh's baseball team likes to walk on the wild side, much to .the dismay of Coach Kirk Bauermeister. "1 told the players after- ward that we seemed to come alive when the sixth and sev~ enth innings come around,• Bauermeister said following Thursday's 7-7 tie with Coro- na-based Santiago in the Cos- ta Mesa Tournament. Considering the fact that the Mustangs ( 1-1-1) allowed 11 hits and 12 walks, a 7-7 tie isn't too shabby. •Any time you give up that many base runners, you're supposed to lose,• Bauermeis- ter said. "Both teams went back and forth and when we finally shut them down in the seventh, we were able to tie it up." Nick Cabico went 5 for 5 with a run scored and four RBis for the Mustangs, includ- ing a two RBI single with two out in the bottom of the sev- enth, scoring Brent Stevens and Billy Halverson and tying the score. Jbe Sharks (2-2-1) missed numerous opportunities to blow the game open early, stranding 14 runners on base, including 12 in the first five innings. "We managed to hang in there,• Bauermeister said. ~we came up with a big pitch, or a big defensive play when we needed it most." After Cabico tied the game with his single, neither team could score in the eighth inning and the game was called due to darkness. Chris Franco went 3 for 5 with a run scored, while Halverson went 2 for 4 with a run scored. Mesa used six hurlers. Tim Snow led the Sharks' attack with four hits, two runs scored and an RBI, while Kurt Paddock added a· hit, two walks and two RBis. 1Tailing, 7-3, the Mustangs turned a couple of Santiago defensive miscues into two • runs with two outs. Evan McGuire scored from third when a throw to second base on a stolen base attempt by Cabico was kicked away. After a passed ball moved Cabico to third, Franco's infield single scored the sophomore second baseman, cutting the lead to, 7-5. After Steven Shores ca.me in to shut down Santiago in the top of the seventh, the Mustangs managed to tie il The Mustangs shot them- selves in the foot for most of the game. Each inning they would score, the Sharks man- aged tb answer with a run or two of their own. Santiago had a chance to take the lead in the eighth inning with runners on leCODd and third with only one out. SU(.'C.'fJldul in the sixth inning, the Sharks tried to pull tbetr aeoorid sUidde squeeze of the game, bul a diving mag of the pcipped .. up bunt by Stevens iurDed the play Into \b 1nning· ending doubl8 play. ~===1 ....................... SertdlilO . -"' ·-7 ,, l co.ta Mltil o'o m JO. 1 12 ~ ...,_, 5'IOW (7) -~ ~ Utde (JJ. ~Cl), ...... . ... m. ........ ...... 21 -.... fCMJ.,.... tcMJ. • N ewport Harbor'• Athena Vasquez belts a double to right field (above). At left, Corona del Mar's Caley Bunney steals second and advances to third on a throwing error. Newport Harbor's Kristen Smith (12), hurt he r wrist on the play, but stayed in the game. NOM.EMaiE NnlrOllT tw.o. 15 °*""' D1L MM J 5clof9~ ...... CorON del Mar -010 00~ O • 3 6 7 Newport Harbor 525 300 x. 15 8 3 Pham, Zoelle (3) ~ Cole. ' "fyson (2); Mikami, K. Moore (4) and Campbell. W ·Mikami, 1-0; l • Pham, 0-3. 28 • Pham (CdM), Vasquez (NH). Sailors welcome·· CdM back, 15-3 • Newport jumps out in front with five runs in first, never looks back. Joseph Boo DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Wel- come back, CdM. It must have been nice for Newport Harbor High's softball team to see its old Back Bay rival Corona del Mar across the field Thursday, and not because the Sailors won, 15-3. After a hiatus in 1998 and 1999, the Sea Kings have a softball team again, and the intense, but friendly, rivalry is renewed. "We haven't played them in three years,• Newport Harbor Coach Jess Martinson said. "It's nice to see them again. They have a good, young team." It was a nonleague affcpr with CdM now in the Pacific Coast League. Newport also came in with a 2-0 record, and the host Sailors jumped out to an early 5-0 lead in the first inning, sending 11 batten to the plate. · Newport senior Lindsay Moore singled in Athena Vasquez for the game's first run. 1\vo batters later, Kristen Smith bad a two-run sin- gle, scoring Moore and Shelby Crisp. Amanda Campbell drove Smith home, and Lauren Gallardo scored Newport's fifth run off a fielder's choice. The young Sea Kings (0-3) did not help thell' cause, committing four of their seven errors in the first inning. "We've got to get over the errors,• CdM Coach Teny Chris- tiano said. "We make too many mental and physical errors. Once they get settled in, they do OK." On offense, CdM only got one run off Newport starting pitcher ' -'\ -:-11 _,.I HiJh school SuFTBALL Mariko Mikami (1-0). CdM's lpne run c.ame in the second when Lauren Loe singled Casey Bun- ney home. CdM's hardest hit ball came from starting pitcher i Mijanou Pham, (0-3), who hit a sharp double to right-center field . in the first inning. Newport scored two more runs in the second, five in the third, and three in the fourth before CdM reliever Alissa Zoelle pitched consecutive . 1-2-3 innings. Newport's freshman pitcher Kim Moore arrived in the fourth inning and retired eight of the first nine batt~ she faced, giving up a lone baserunner on an error. CdM then scored twice in the sixth off three consecutive two_- out singles. Zoelle and Meaghan Bunney started the rally, and , Casey Bunney drove both of them in with her second single. For Newport, the seniors Moore and Smith each had two RBis. Campbell, who went 2 for 2 ' with two walks. Vasquez and Gal- lardo each scored three runs. Campbell and Brianne Parmeter had one RBI. ·our kids came out and played bard,• Martinson said. Despite the score, CdM decid- ed not to enact the mercy rule and end the game after five innings, and both teams were cc;>ngenial with handshakes during and after the game. •The kids were excited about playing Newport Harbor, w Chris- tiano said. "Most of them know each other. We play them again (on March 20). Hopefully, we'll have a different outcome." Survival instinct evide_~ Softball OUTLOOK~ • Sailors showing grit with a very quick start. NEWPORT BEACH - Here's what Newport Harbor High's softball team had to deal with so far. Sophomore Llz Lord, who hit .311 last season, left to concentrate on Newport's girls volleyball team. Junior Usa Huntington, the Sailors' leading hitter last year, is out for two weeks with an injured elbow. Final- ly, pitcher Stephanie Ciralli got hurt and missed New- port's first three games. A 3-0 start barely consti- tutes a streak, but consider- ing all the yom.ig Sailors endured, it is impressive. "This group of kids is play- ing really hard," Newport Coach Jess Martinson said of a squad with six freshmen. In the absence of Hunting- ton, seniors Kristen Smith and Lindsay Moore have stepped up, and freshman Shelby Crisp has been inserted into the lineup. Smith, whose 12 RBis were second-best on the team last spring, hit for the cycle (single, double, triple, home run) in a 14-0 win over Saddleback. A two-time All- Newport-Mesa District play- er, she plays shortstop. In addition to her solid glove work at third base, Moore got off to a torrid start at the plate. "She's hitting around .600 so far," Martinson said. Senior Jodi Dieckmeyer returns with a solid bat in center field. She is joined in the outfield by junior left fielder Lamen Gallardo, who hit a grand slam in an 11-3 win against Estancia, and sophomore right fielder Bri- anne Parmeter. · Freshman Kim Moore picked up th& wins in New- port's first two games and Ciralli will be the other half of the all freshmen pitching duo. Foreign-exchange student Mariko Mikami filled in admirably for CiraW, pitching six innings against Estancia. On the right side of the infield are freshmen. Amanda Campbell is at first and Athena Vasquez at second. Martinson describes Vasquez, the leading scorer on the Sailors' girts basketball team, as one of the team's best athletes. · The Sailors' defense is sol- id up the middle with Smith, Vasquez . and Huntington. After Huntington bounced around the field last year, the two-time all-district player will primarily catch. She led the Sailors with a .370 batting average and drove in 10 runs. Junior Kelly Woods and freshman Sabrina Couch provide depth. -by Joseph Boo IT'S LIKE STARTING FROM SCRATCH After two-year hiatus, softball returns to CdM. CORONA DEL MAR - Softball is back at Corona del Mar High. After. Jen-than- 1tellar exlltence in the Sea Vlew League, the Sea Kings' softball team ·returm after a two-year break and ttnd1 itselJ in the Padfic Coat League with a whole new group d players and a new coach in '!Wry Chrtstiano. Wben a group ol students asked CbrisUano about reviv· log the Sea Klnga' IOftba11 program. be told tlaem II they could gat 12 'pleyen, they could lielcl • vanity team. Sixteen girls showed up. •Everybody was very interested ln putting this thing together and bringing softball back to CdM," Chris· tiano said. But like any other program starting, or ln th.lJ case, restarting from scratch, CdM hu a dearth of experienced players. Nine freabmen are pa.rt of the Sea Kings, and they beve no junior vandty teem. The Sea Kings only 'have one player, junior Mijenou Pham, who played any type ol ball lut 1prlng. She WU OD CdM'1 junior vanity bueball teem and ii comklered the belt player on Cd.M'• aquad. • "Without a doubt, .. Chris- tiano said. . Pham is the Sea Kings' top pitcher and plays abortttop when not on the mound. Sophomore Cuey Bunney 11 CdM's No. 2 pitcher and a third baseman when not pitching. freshman Alissa Zoelle can allo pitch, but ii u.sually the shortstop. . Freshman Le\U'eD Loe 11 the starting . left fielder. Another freshman, Amy 'fylon. II at teCODd bale, but lbeil..:na~:: r::--Qaly,-CI llJ'I .. .. ,lltbaltliltlDglnt ..... man. Junior A-. Orublll' .. the starting catcher and one of the more experienced soft- ball playen on the team. freshman outfielder Megan CUrry got two RBis in her flnt vanity game againlt la Quinta and fralhman Leu· ran Jacob.Ion roams CdM'1 center Bald. Prelbman Meiam. Cole ii the Sea Kin91' backup ciatcb- ~ S:-~ P= ftnt and teCODd ..... Nlpee- tiftly. CdM ba four oum.Jd. erw It CAD UtUlle ID j\lldcr ... ~,,_,,_.-..-i= =.:-=..... ... i.. ....... _.,,.,....... .. Tiii SAILOIS • SofllMlll omoo1 . lllllUlllU'(& .. CdM tops Artesia, 5-3. •·Sea Kings strike early CdM runners shine fur tournament victory.· ~~~6i' _: ~!: IASlllll na dcl Mar I ligh's l>nseball tC'am scored five runs in the ri,rst two innings to gel a 5-3 win over visiting Artesia Tnursday in the Newport Elks Tournament. CdM's Dilly Eagle hit run- scoring singles on his first two times at bat, and h.ls teammate DNok Loe went. 2 for 3. Pitcher .ti>. Martinez threw o complete game and picked up the win for CdM (2-1). N(WPORT DJCS T~ CCMONA DEL MM S, AlnulA J Atte51a 000 1 1 O 1 • 3 5 3 C0tooa del Mar 410 000 0 • 5 6 1 Wi>Od.>fd and Valvlvla; Martin~z and McKHVer. W • Martinez, H ; l · Woodard, ~ 1. 2B · Stockbefger (A), Nornl<)n (A). HR • GMnef' (A). Eagles soar SANTA ANA -C.K. Green scdttered seven hits over sev- en innings \o lead Estancia ,t.Jigh's baseball team to p 6-2 µt over host Santa Ana in pool plt1y action of U1e Costa Mesa iloumamcnt Thwsday after- }iOQn. preen allowed only one ~arned run. while stril<,ing out ~ight. tie arso:Went 3·ror 4 al :the µlate. . ~Iott Mueller went 2 for 3 ~vith two RBis for tho Eagles. • COSTA MESA T~NT t ESTANCIA 6, SANTA ANA 2 'Enancla 300 120 O • 6 6 2 ~nta Ana 010 001 0 · 2 7 3 • Green a11d Oavii, Eichenberg«, ~.i1q~z (5), ReyM (7) arid Rey~ iGutieuez (7) W ·Green. 1·1, t. · E 1<henbefgcr, O 1 2B • Akova (E) ~B ReyM (SA) I I ;occ suJl·crs, 15-7 : CYPRESS -TI1e road has 'not -;uil!•d thC' Orange Coast ;t 'ollPg•• bdscball team very :'"''U in Orn119c• Emµirc C'onfer- 1encc> t1C"lion. : Sll dJIP<'<I with dn unusu.JI •fivt"Utt1111' c;lwtch awoy from :wund!'ll PH kNts r:icld, the :Pirc1t1•s loi.t thPir third struight !01.!<' 1 n.id 9 11mc1, 15-7, to host ;l'ypH•S< • The tu-.s i'l thC' fifth in a row lfor < )( ·c (5· 11 , 0·5 In confcr- :l·n1 l') cl'> th • lN ttl1'S l'dnt!'d nm •t1H'lt1tJP nmtinuP'i to sot1r. : Eric Wil•thorn wC'nt 2 for 5 :i11duding his third homt> run of ;11t1• 'il't1s1111 <111d hc1d two RBis, :wh1lr• Chti'i L,...1ws went 2 for 4 1Mth twu HUl'i. CMANGI OllNI£ CONFIJllNCE : CYl'tlESS 15. ()uNcz Co.uT 1 10tange Coast 100 200 400 • 7 7 3 :cv.,.eu 03216120x -1s 1B o 1 Brown, Oeven (2), Harrlj (5). Canad• t(SI. C~m;m (6), Lambert (8) end Kellef. : Aguilar, Diaz (7), H1rrin<Jton (7), W;se 1 (8). Peel1e (9) and Kungl, Beaudreau (7). W • Agu1lilf, 4 O L Brown, 1·1 !2B ·Colin (Q 2.'Hubbatd (0 1 llR • Wt<!thorn (OCQ t I : Mustangs romp I I : SANTA ANA -GOLF ,Costa Me'ia I liyh's hoys : golf h.'dJll had Ulllc trou· • bltt of disposing Gardt'n Grove : I Ugh, 405·468, complcllng the : rinal nine holes of the match '1 hursday artcrnoon at Willow- • k k Golf Course, par 35. : Jeff Montoyd and Lou Car· ~'ito each shot an 18-holc total or 75 to lead the Mustangs (3- 0). Joc1kim Rising (79). Bryce Sht1ridc1n (85) cllld Nue Kahele (91) round out the scoring for Mesa. Tars lead Artesia NEWPORT BEACH -In the first hall of an 18-hole nonleague matC'h, Newport J larbor I ligh's . boys golf tt>ain leads Ayala. 207- ~6. dflcr nine holes at Big ~anyon Country Oub, par 36. ., ... Newport's Traighe Concan- non Wds the medalist with a :i..core of 39. He bad three Oirdles and two pars In nine lfolPs. Tho Tors' Kovtn Olson ~ume h1 with a 41, and tcam- m atc•s J<1kc Allonacb and Mitch .lohns each shot 42. :$ea Kings fall •• SAN CLEMENTE -Corona del Mar I ligh's boys golf telin took on Sun Clemente I llgb and UH• tricky Vttdrlc Country Club Thun.dt1y Wtlh tho SH Kings comlnq up on the short end of the stick. P1aylng two nine·bole llldtc:hc~ with the 'ltttons at Pacific-, CdM lost 417-420. ... Chtls Franta and John Kwon Ach shot an 82 to lead the Sea «tnys (0-1). Joe Kwon (85), .lanes MacDonald (86) and lfrtanuel femandez (87) round 1qut the Sca1 King1' l<'Ortng. CORONA DEL TIACK MAR -Corona del Mar High's boys and girls trade and field team got solid perfonnances in a mm- scorlng meet against visiting El Toro rrhursday. For the CdM girls, Jenny Cummins ·won the 200-and 800-meter,; in 27.1 ar;id 2:24.4, re$pe<;tlvely. Liz Morse took the 200 (57 .6) and she anchored the winnlng,4x100 and 4x400 relay· squads. Diane Hossfeld ran .a strong 2:25.6 in the 800 and was first in the 3,200 (12:00). Kristen Canary won the pole vault with an impressive 8-6, and also took the triple jump (32-7). Allison Brawner finished first in the high jump (5-4) and long jump (14-5). For CdM's boys, Travis Bearsdlee doubled in the 1,600 (4:28.4) and 3,200 (10:17.2). Malt Moore won the 100 (11.3), and the 200 (23.1 ). Sean Penton won the shot (52·0) ifhd discus· (158· 10). Editor's note: M eet s\lm· maries are scheduled for Satur- day's edition. Another squeaker OEVERLY 1-nLLS TENNIS -Corona dcl Mar High's boys tennis team remained unbeaten with a 10-8 nonleague in over host Beverly Hills. Cameron Ball swept his three sets. 6-2. 7-5. 6-1, to improve to 12-0 for the season. NOMV&.JE ~DEL MM 10, 8Ev&LY Hills 8 Singles • Monon (CdM) lost to Swatt, 3-6, def. G°'don. 6-2, def. Nguyfll, 6-1, Ball (CdM) won 6-2, 7·5, 6-1; Kennedy (CdM), lost, 1-6, 2·6, won. 6-4. DcMlbles · Myer5-Kulmat1<ki (CdM) lost to Hekmat-Richmond, 6-7, def. Phan-Relchmond, 6-1, def. Outton- Gabby, 6-1; Bean-Reed (C~M) lost 2-6, 3-6, won, 6-1, Stuart·Ning (Cd'°') lost. 2-'6, 4-6. won, 7-6 COWMJNfTY Cou.EGE OftANGE DIM'MI CONFatlNa ~ 5ADOLOACK 6, C>uNcz CoAsT J Slnglft • Ke1jz.er (OCO lost to ~ 2-6, 7-6. 0-6; Goode COCO lost to Jeic. 1-6, 3•6, M<Namara (OCC) def. Pedenon, 6-41, 6-4; Ycxhlda (OCQ lost to Loreto, 3·6, 3-6; Andrui (OCO def. Lanter, 6-1, 4-6, 6-4; Naga5hima (OCQ lost to Mukhopadhyay, 0-6, C>-6. DoUbles • Keijzer·Goode (OCC) lost to Amos-Jex. 6-4, 3-6, 5-7; McN•mara- Yoshida (OCQ def. Pedenon-Unter, 4-6, 6 2. 7-5; Andrus-Nagashima (OCC) lost to l()(eto-Muk'.hopadhyay, 3-6, 1-6. ~ EMPlllE CONRRNEa MEN 5ADCM &•CK I. C>uNcz CoAsf 1 Sing.., ·Br~ (OCC) lost to 01Mart1no, 2-6. 1-6; Wet (OCO lost to Berry, 3-6, 1-6; Chem1tigant1 (OCO def. Hasan, 6-2, 4-6, 6-3; Vartanian COCO lost to Lippert. 2 6, 0 6: Luu (OCQ lost to Rogen. 2-6, 3-6; Morales (OCO lost to Dileo. 2-6, 1-6 DcMlbles • Brou-.wr<hemitiganti (OCQ lost to Beny·l.lppc>rt. 4-6, C>-6; ~1-luu (OCC) lost to 01leo-RC>gen. 2-6, 3-6; Vartaman-Moral&(OCO lost to Rutenberg-Batas, 0-6,_2-6. • Lions sweep Lee c 0 s T A SOFllALL MESA -Van- guard Universi- ty's softball team scored five runs in the bottom of the sev- enth inning lo win its first game against the Flames of Lee University of Cleveland, Tenn .. 5-4, Thursday. The host Lions ( 11 ·8) scored four runs on their final out. Erin Gomez and Val Vanaken each hit two-run singles for Vanguard. In the second game, pitcher Gina Liebengood threw a one- hit shutout as VU won, 6-0. ltl*ClCI I I EMNCIE VMGUAM> 5, la ....... WWW 4 Lee 0200200 ·482 V.mgua«f 000 000 5 • 5 6 3 Moort and ~la; ~ Canwillo m:~~2;~~6-4. 2B • Smith (VV . VAMMWID 6, LJloU...1Mm 0 Lee 0000000 ·0 1 4 Vanguard 410 100 11 • 6 11 1 Moore end Mejia; Uebengood end Devey. w . Uebengood. 9-2; l . Moore. '6-5.18 . ~bengood (V\J). Pirates lose, 7-2 COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College's softball team lost to visiting Cypress, 7-2, in Orange Empire Conference action Thursday afternoon. Kristin Degree had two hits, while Renee Snyder bad a solo home run for the Pirates (12-10, 1-5 in conference). ~---CIDI C:W CWIMll 7, a... CouT 2 ~ 1400002 ·7120 Orange CoMt 000 000 2 • 2 6 J MorwNI and Lockwood, E1plnou and °'9rM w • Morn.II. 7· 1, l • &plnou, .. 2. 21 • ~l (Q, lo<kwood (Q, Harding (Q. t4ft • Snrc* (OCQ, King (Q ....SCMOOI. c:onl mlA 1'DI... Q F ... AiMMOI ,, c.. ...... 0 Com MeMI 000 000 0 • 0 4 0 ~~OS 0000000·1 S 0 sn..v end l(llri.iewla; ~ endw.ddleW ·~ I.·~ 01. DIEP SU SCHIDUU \ NEWPORT· BEACH - Winners of the Newport Beach Youth Basketball Championships, conducted on Sunday. have been announced. All will advance to the Orange County Municipal Athletic Associa- tion Tournament (OCMAA). GirlS divisions will pl'3Y in Buena Park on March 11-12, while the boys play in New- port Beach and Santa Ana on Match 13-19. llOYS DMSION I '(5th-4th ar.de) Ant pa.c.: Newport Elemen· tar'i Hornets eo.c:h: Roberto Flores Wmners ~: J.ite Carroll. James Coder. JWI Hughes, Cody McDonald, Erk Meyer, Brian Pearsoo, Bob Reasoner and Shane Vultee. Second piece: N@WPQrt Heights Clippers · COMtt: Richard Kelly Pllrprs: Sara Asadi, Miles Herrera, Tyler Ketner, Robert Koon, Jonathan Livingston. Nick Novotny and J9e Russell. GAS DMSION I (5th-6th grade) Ant Pl.w: Newport Elementary Surfer Girts eo.ch: Roberto Flores Pl•yers: Taylor Btigandl', Jessica Coleman. Lisa Herron, Ale-k Merzolan. Amber Munnelly Ellese Nay, Jessica Salam, ' Samantha Sevier, Mikki Sosa and YOUTH HOOPS HHther Stevenson Second p&.ce: Harbor VleW Tsunami c;o.ch: Dino Ort>lso flt•yen: Amanda B1ll1Rg Hannah Dean, Michaela O;ch110. Shannon Johnson, Asl'ley Kau and Amber Vitalo - eovs DIVISK>N c (Jrd-4th grade) First flt11ee: Newpon Elementary Suns COllCh: Roberto Flores Pl•yen: Chrle1ian Anderson, Daron Arnold: SPl?ncer Baratto, Blake Chlapuz10, Ian McEwao, Ryan Moran. Brock ~huler and Taylor Stevenson Second pl11ee: Anderson Heat COKh: Pierre Zado Region 11-Q champions: 1be Corona de1 Mar boys under-14 All-Stars. Front TOW, from lelt Assistant coach Cindy DWon, Ross Dillon, Jonathon Cabin, Jouthon Ruffalo and Kurtis Luebke. Second row, lrom left Fernando Fernandez, Hendrik BrokelJcben, Kyle Jung and Dominic Rubino. Third row, fTom l eft: Coach Ken Jacobs, Taylor Munz, Zum. lblnd, Andrew Fowler, Matt Harrtsson, Chris Rlngstrom and assistant coach Michael Munz. CdM takes top spot •Boys under-14s advance at UCI for regional finals this weekend. CORONA DEL MAR -Corona del Mar boys under 14 All-Star team from AYSO Region 97 finished in first place in Region 11-Q and has advanced to Ole Regional Finals at UCI this weekend. Corona del Mar topped the playoffs with 77 points, topping North Irvine with 62 points. Th~ offense is led by Chris Ringstrom, Dominic Rubino, Jonathon Cabin and Femqndo Fernandez. Helping the offense lS the strong mid- AYSO IEGIOI 97 field play of Taylor Munz, Ro s Dillon, Sammy Fankuchen, Jonathon Ruffalo, Kurtis Luebke and Andrew Fowler, with Kyle Jung, Hendrik BroekelsC'hen, Zwn Tbind and Matt Harrisson leading the defense. CdM, led by goalkeepers Jeremy Beecher and Harrisson, have allowed only 17 goals, while scoring 41. The winner of the tblS weekend's Regional Playoffs will advd.Oce to the State Finals at Irvine Valley College Marcb 18- 19. ....,.,S: Danny laker. Jack Beth, Joey Cooper, Zak Mau'rer·Eridtson, Andrew NIGkel, Justin Papa, Spenser Singh and Alec Wilson. GAS OMSK* C (JrcMtfl ... ) First PIKe: Eastbluff Ou~ eo.dt: Taylor Bannert "-yers: Hayley Alder, Chloe Assefl, Megan Barrett, Michelle , Cavaleri, Emma Hawes, Breanna Meece, Elena Redelshelmer, Chelsea Schmitz. Kirby Sutton and Corinne Treadaway. 5ecor;td PIKe: Lincoln Basketball Queens eo.ct): c:'.hris Pope Pl•yers: Momgan Dawn, Alexandra Elias, Ehzabeth Marney, Brittany Miller, Arielle Palmer and Samantha Stern. Anleba • • Ill serm Saturday •Boys under-14 soccer team one win away from Section 11 title game Sunday. lRVlNE -REGION 97 The Newport Beach Amebd won two games Sdturddy to take the ledd in Jts pool m the AYSO boys under 14 Sc.>Ctlon 11 Soutllem C dWorrud Champ1· onship Tourndment dl UCl ·The Amebd rallied from a 3-0 dehc1t to defedt Foun· tam Vdlley, 6-5. before knockmg off San Mdrcos 5- 1 m gdJTle two Winners ol 18 m d row the Amebd will take on San Judn Cdptslrdno Sdturday at I 0·45 a m c1l UCI for the nght to play in lht> charnp1- onstup game dt 2 p m ln the ftrst ga.me. Eduar- do Garc1c1 and Mike R1chdrdson edch scored two goals, while f\.11ke Bury and Enc Zepedd ec1c-h ddded solo tdllte.;; to bnny the Ameba bc1ck from the dead In gcUTH:! two, strong rrud- held pldy by Enc Zepeda. Bury, Brenden Zimmer, Devon Andrade, Ramez Wissd kept the Amebcl m control Gdraa dnd Sergio Luna edch scored two goals, whtle Edd.le Zepeda added d olo tctlh House to host NHBA fund.raiser for family of fallen coach •Former Major Leaguer will conduct two-hour clinic with proceeds going to the family of the late Craig Smith. the late Craig Snuth Srruth, a volunteer manager and coach for the NHBA dted over 01£> winter break lrom c-ompucauon'> relat· ed Crom the nu. House. who played for the Atlanta Braves, Boston Red Sox and lhe Seat· Ue Mariners from 1967-79, will leach youngsters about tutllng, pitching and helding. with all proceeds going to Srruth's family. dondllon 1S $25 per child. $40 for two children and $50 for three or more chtldren Checks should be sent to the NHBA. 1048 lrvml! Ave .. Newport Bf'ach. CA 92fi60-4602, or simply come about 15 minute!> edrly dJ1d sign up Ulal Sunday mornmg NEWPORT BEACH -The YOUTH BASEBALL Newport Har- bor Baseball Associabon will host a fundraising baseball clinic taughl by former Major League Pitcher Tom House Sunday from 11 a.m. to l p.m. to help r8J.Se money for Ole family of The baseball clinic will be op 'n to all youngster in the Newport-Mesa community ages 5-13. The suggested The NHBA already ralSed $1,800 for the Srruth ra.rruJy on op("rung day with d silent dUcllon of over 85 differ- ent sports memorabtl1a. For mfonnalion. call Ole NHBA at (949) 451-2228. HOOPS Newport-Mesa just does get by Encinitas, 34-33 NEWPORT BEACH - The Newport-Mesa e1ghtll grade National Junior Bas· ketball All Net girls team escaped With a 34-33 win over Endrutas. Stacy Meservy's last- mmute three-pointer gave Newport-Mesa its first lead of the game. Jenrufer Rennon led Ole All Netters with eight points, while Meservy (sev- en points), Kellie Flint (five), Sarah Stem (four), Kryst~I Mina (four), · Desiree Wilson (three) and Michele McDaniel (two) round out Ole scoring. Track & field clinics are available •Championships at Newport set for April 14. NEWPORT BEACH -Free chrucs de rgned to hE>lp youngsters registered Cor the Youth Track and Field Championship 2000 to prepare for thett events, will begm Ole week of March 13 at local elementary school These chnics will contrnue through Ole week or Apnl 12 with the competibon set for Apnl 14 from 10:30 am to 5:30 p.m. at Newport Harbor High . The event is open for youngsters born between 1985- 1993 who wish to compete on a fun, recredbonal level. The pre-r091stration ree IS SJ 0 for Newport Beach re 1- dents and $13 for non-residents. Day or event registration is $15 for Newport r~sidents and $18 for non-residents To register, visit N~wport Beach Commuruty Services al 3300 Newport Blvd. For inloTTTlaUon. call (949) 644-315 1. OJNIC LOCATIONS Anderson Elementary · Fridays. 1:45-4 p.m. Eastbluff Elementary · Mondays. 1:35·3:35 p.m Harbor VleW Elementary • Mondays and Wednesdays. 2· 15--4 p.m. Uncoln Elementary -Tuesdays and Thursdays. 2'20-4 p.m Mariners School · Wednesdays. 1:30-3.30 p.m Newport Heights · Tuesdays and Thursdays. 2:2a-. pm Newport Elementary · Wednesdays. 1·3 pm CIEW Youth SPORTS Ensign squashe Rancho an Joaquin IRVINE Ensign's club roller hock ey team used a ROLLER HOCKEY team effort to dispose of Ran- cho San Joaquin. 5-0. Mon· day at the Gretzky Center. Vincent Mungo, Jesus Sotel, Rhett Palmer, Spenser Lmk and Zack Boston each scored for Ensign, Wlth assists coming from Mungo dnd I Link, Goalie Elliott Thacker slopped dll 15 shot~ headed his way, wtule Ensign npped off 41 shots of rts own. HILP WAITED NAC storms the Bay Area Mesa secb varsity football coordinator •Rugged conditions make San Francisco Novice Regatta a battle for survival. LAKE MERCED -Battb.ng hJgh wmds and rain, the New- port Aquatic Center JunJor Crew teem battled on m the 16th annual San FrandsCO Novice Regatta last weekend. Conditions were so d&lfacult that some teams h4d boats cap- size and sink and a few rowers from competing tHmS n ~ed treatment for bypolhermla. Nevertheless. the NAC tied wlth the San Diego Rowtng Oub for tint m the Noviee Women'• Single race and placed ftllt In the Women'• Novice Four. ADD 1W1tcbm sbered the~: in the 1000-met@r Slpgm nan.~-;:=:' bolt~ ttu.e letGGdl. wtlb April Alb. o.¥OD Md:allA. ,...,. ......... A)mda ltkla ... WUWlllD Laaim Lyon Oil bomd. COSTA MESA-The Cos- ta Mea.a High football pro· gram 1 eekmq a varsaty U11St&Dl football coach to coordinate the olfeme or defente. 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If any, 92627 dre11, telephone (114) '*-by a '1• « llllD1 end .eu lnctude Iha Servlcea, loceted In The follc>WlnO persons el repr .. antatiw to GAIL GLASGOW be aP· lft eecUoft 11 al the be admitted to probate. 9 .. 9·646·0569 TIME SG3·7583. bri ·~~llV•S1• II I d I 3500 Beftt•leY Pi.ca ar1~bU&lneuas: edminlaterth••et•t• polnt9dupersone!_rep· fllNlftClll Coda Md TheWUlandenycodicils 9:00 AM • Publlthad Newport r1 fedllrll Cl9Qt union, 01 1 ~of:::l:'i Irvine. Callfornli Tr;"'~. 2400 West of th• decedent *lel'ltatl'letoedmlnister MllttONad to do itual· are available tor H· STORED BY THE Beach-Costa Moe "'*" ~ by • u• 01 *•._.... (lhop ..._ 92697·2450. ~ Pre-CoMt HWy, Suite 12, THE PETITION ttle estate of .,,.. deoa· MP In lbt• "* will atrll. netlon In the Ille kept FOLLOWING PER· Dally Pilot Marcil tO. tedwal n1 bsl' MIOClll!on, lftea). end COMlnlo-qualifQllon Pactult can Newport ~ach, Cf. requ~~tl authority to cta;~E PETITION ,.. be Mid W Iha dUly by the court. SONS: 2()00 ~ -*"· « 1M1QS tloft ·-...c. °" ..._ uc be malled lo polilntlel 82t1e3 adminiater the Htete QUelta lhe decedent's aDPOlnted ~ 81 THE PETITION re· .E139, SILVERIO F004 ~$1*)118dtnllcil0n!lt02 trvlne ~·SIM-teemsunableto*8in JoAnn Van Dyke, under the lndepen-Wlll andcodldla lfat'I lihOwfl !*OW. -ell quests authority to ad· LOPEZ sOIHIARY OF ol lhe ~ cod9 nf de~-. and 0 .. 1,n ~"::)~Tir1~:*(:'t 2400 West Coast ttwy.I dent Adminl1tretion be admitted to proba.:· rtplt.-~ and .......... r:=then:tat=r E10, MICHAEL PROPOSED IUttolzed 10 do w... 11 _;:'.a, protect~ ~·..,,30, After Th•~ Suite 12, Newpor of Estatea Act. (This llleWlltandanyoodlclii conwyed to Ind MW t pe nt • HEARD ORDINANCE ~s st11m) •I be held bV IN ...,,,.. .... ~ "'""' --Beach, CA 92663 authority will ellow a-a·-• ......... t~ 1~. ~ bt~!!_Mejt ~ lstrallon of Estates Act. E1T1 DEENA YASSA ~if ~ lruS1ea IS peffOrmence epecm! dey, llMctl 11, 2000, Gina Van Oyl(e, 2400 h nal .... ·-"' .. .... -------~Is Authorily will allow E238: DEBRA GAR· CfTY OF sl'IOMl bebw °' 91 ng!lt ~le, cellon• and eome tyol-no atatamenta wtl be West Coast Hwy, Suite t • per1o repre· amlnatlon In the file kept ICllbed propetty ~ personal represent· CIA COSTA MESA Sid 111teni$1 ain"9\'ld 10 ll1d cal plane and ..alee rnelled; they muet be 12, Newport Beeoh, CA ~~~:u~~tio_ ~~ w'f':h~ by tH~ court.PETITION re· ~ putTN~ ~aca ~ !!tlve 10 take many 8C· PROPERTY 20139, A PROPOSED OR· ,.,. ne'111y Ihm llV'1W.., Ille fT'Olll Neuroec:lence Re-oldced up at Iha Move 92663 I 'f '" "' .. -,..,... 11ons without obtaining 2099 PLACENTIA AVE., DtNANCE Is scheduled '*"'"al* dem1bed propeny INrdl Faclllty and location. Thll business Is cion· out obt• neng court QUllt8 autnonly 10 ad• i.tow. The .... Wlfl be court approval. Before COSTA MESA. CA for adoprion al the regu· undll' and !USU"' w,. deed s,ta_.,._.Hetl. 2. All prequallllcatton ducted b)': a general approval. Ba f ore minister the esc.te uoder mlde tlUt wtt"°'6t taking certain very Im· 92627 lar City COuncll meeting °'In.It! fhuelt •Iba mldt All Oes1gn Build requirements must be partnarahlp ~eking c ertain :very lhe Independent Admln· cowftant Of wananty, portent actions, how-9"9·6"6·073... TIME ol March to, 2000, being bu! >Mlho&ll CCMlflWlt or _: Teams who ere ln· 1Uffil1ed by the Contrac· Have you started 1mponant eot1on1, lstratlon of Eatata Aot. •llPff•Md Of lrftP.ffed, ever, the personal repre· 10:30 AM Ordinance 00-5. amend· tied m.,a.d terested In prequalllylng tor's' and Architect's ol· dolna bl;slnesa yet? No however, the per· (This AuthOrtty win allow ,..anting tttte, · bo•· sentatlve will be required STORED BY THE Ing Title 13 ol the Costa ranty~~~: "' 1 · tor this project and wisf\ flee who WWI be ~· JoAM v 111 Dyke sonal repreHntative the personal represent· aeSl.lon, Of •um· to give notice to In· FOLLOWING PER· Mesa Municipal Code reo•mrxg 11 oc:-sm O: 10 obtain the Pre· lolming the work. Thia a1atement was w ill be reqyired lo alfve to take many ac· ,bf~•. to pay the terested persons unless SONS: regarding regutatJon o1 encu SIOCS P'Y quallllcatlon Statements the eJCperience of the • ftled with the County give notice to inter· lions -MthOul obtaining remaining pnnc1pel they have waived notice C275, SUSAN GIL· g r o u p h o m e 5 • l9ITlllilWl9 pnrqlll sum ol Iha may call either (e•S) lloe that Wiii be bidding. Cleltt of Orange County ested per1on1 unlH• court approval. Before sum ot the note(•) or consented to the BERT Envlronmentat De· l'Ol>l(s)sec:wecibytl'tedaedol ~·4-l!t17(Hotllne,Op-m.aneglng end stetflrig ori02·15·2000 they have waived taking certain very Im· aecuredbytheOeedof proposed action.) The B035, Ru DOLPH termination: Exempt. trust. "'teresl o.-i. tSll· tlon 113), or (9•9) wiU be conaldered. 2000l81t71t notice or consented portent actions, how-Trust, wttfl 1nt11e1t and independent admlnls-RICHARD ROSAS THE MOTION Jo give mlled lees, Chwges ~ 82 .. -6630. 3. The University has Dally Pilot Feb. 18, 25, to the proposed ever, the personal reere-late ChafOH thefeon, tranon autnority will be C366,TOMGUMM Ordinance 00·5 first axpeosnolttwwsteel0ttt-.e DATE OF SUBMtT· establlthed•~ Mar.a, 10.2000 F275 ection.ITha indepen· HnC.llvewltlt>erequired 11 provided In tn. granted unless ~n In· D467, ROBERTO reeding carried by the ~· (81 Ille ume ol ""' TAL: rating system for pre-FlctitlOue BuelMii dent administration to give notice 10 In· note(•). actvancH, terested person hies an ISAAC CORDOVA folloWing roll call vote: nt1111 P11bic1111C11 of tile nooc:. Design Build Team quatlllca6on of bidders. Name Statement authority will be terested persons unless undel the tenns of the ot>jectlon to the petition MARROQUIN COUNCIL MEMBERS: of salltl IHIOI\~ eS1unllled Prequalillcallon Sta••· Design Bulld TMmS t d I they hav• waived notice Offd of Trust, int•••t and snows good cause PROPERTY 20153, AYES: Mo nahan, to tie set 1ortn tiebw Tile mentlwlll·bereceiYedet who meet the.minimum The following pel$0rl$ gran • uneH •n or consented to the ttlef-f ... charges wtlythacourtshOuldnot 2075 NEW'PORT Cowan, Erlckaon, amoun1m11ybeQ!Hllron1hl the Office 01 DesiQn 1 requirements 1n Phase aredoingEZbuslnesses: •!"t•ruted . peraon PIOPOSed action.) The end .. p.,, .. 9 of the grant the authority. BLVD. COSTA MESA, Somera, Dixon. NOES: O"'f of sale PP ol Sae 1n Construe110n Senilces 1, will be Interviewed as ~) SHAOSHa"IEPORONETSS •• c...., filea en ob1ectlon to Independent admlnla· TrustM for the toc.11 A. HEARING on the CA92S27 None.ABSENT:Non•. the fron1otmefllgpo1tS111he Attention : Lynn' partofPtlase2ofthls ) """ """the petition and tratlonaothorltywillbe amountj•tthltlme of petition will be held on 9"9·6"6· 1582, TIME THE FUU TEXT 01 main entlY na to u. Plllcen· N•il•fuJl..Javler Uni· prequellOcatlon. Sable Sir., Las Flores, shows iood cause granted unless an In· the lnltla p1.1bllcatlon ol APRIL 6, 2000 at 1:45 t2:00 PM the ordlnanoe may be na O\'IC c.n1• 401-411 E versity of Celiromla 4. The University wltl C~~and Mackrell why t e c our t Jerest9d person Illes an the Notice of S.ltl p.m. In Dept. l73 to-STORED BY THE read In the City Cleltt's Olapmsi A~ "'9centt• CA llVIM, Design & eon: then conduct lnterVlews ~ S should not grant the objection to the pedtlon rulOnlbtY estlmatect cated at 3"1 The City FOLLOWING PER· Office. n Fair Drive, egeJ Oesc:nption • mOt8 h.lt; struc:tlon Services, 3500 With eecn Team es part tno.. ), 536 able au:hority. and 1ho¥1s aood cause to be Mt forth below. Drive Soultl. Orange, SONS: Coste Mesa descnbe<l in sad deecSol tniS1 Berkeley Place lrvioe of Phase 2 ol the pre· Str., s Flores, CA A HEARING on why the oouihnould not Thf amount may be CA 92868. • E235, JESSE RAMEY MARY T. ELLIOTT, moon1 ot Ul"9lld batlnce n Celttornla 92697•2450• quallOoatlon process. 92688 the petition will be grant the authority. greeter on the day of IF YOU OBJECT to PROPERTY 245.17, Deputy City Cl.rk otl'lel Clll•ges $236 93132 untll S:OO P.M., Ftldly: Design &ltd Teams that This business Is CIOrl· held on March 30, A HEARING on the aale. Tf'UST<>f':MAGOC t!'& granting of the pell· 1725 POMONA AVE .. Published Newport (tsnmateol S11ee1 address March 24, 2000, No pre-tMet the mln.lmum re: ducted by, a corporation 2000 at 1 :45 P.M . petition Will be held on IMAHIM AHO tion, you should appear COSTA MESA, CA Beach-Costa Mesa and OCTlllf common oes1gm1Qll\ · qualillcatfon Statements qufrements in Phase 2 Have you started in Dept L73 located MARCH 30. 2000 at ~ENE IBRAHIM. at the hearing and state 92627 DaKy Piiot March to, tt-ie ceal prc:ipeny 'SJ72 wlU be 8C099led after will be qualllled to doing buslneu yet? et 34i The City 1:"5 11.m. in Dept. L73 HUSBAND AHO WlfE your· objections or file 949·650·7872, TIME 2000 M.Pson A'>en!A Co$ta Mesa this time. However, the submit bids on this Yes. 01-01·2000 Drive Orange CA located at 3"1 The City Duly ~ntect Trus· written objections with 1:00 PM F305 CA 92626 APN 141-593.\8 University reserves the project 8olha and Mackren 92668. Drive South, Orange, tM: GOU>l.N WEST the court before the STORED BY THE f tltl B I The ~ vvsie. right to request. receive 5. The U_lliveralty re· Inc .. Dion William Botha IF YOU OBJECT CA 92868. SAlllHOS MSOCIA-hearing. Your •P· FOLLOWING PER· IC oua us ness dlscU.m' lll'IY lat11ily IOI .,., and evaluate sup· serv~s the nght, arter re-(President) TO the granting of IF YOU OBJECT '? T10N SPVICE CO., A pearance may be In per· SONS· Name Statement plementat Information viewing the Destgn Bulld This statetMnt was . . the granting of the pet1· CALJl"OltMA COfUtO. son or by your attorney. c1o3 PETER BOWIE The lolloWing persons rnoorrectr.ess al 1hl from the Teem it de· Team Prequallllcallon tiled with the Counly the pet1t.1on, vou ltlon, you lhoUld eppear AATION ~ IF YOU ARE A CRED· G 3 to B p E T ER are doing business as. eddreS$ l1t'ld otller oom emed necessary to com· Statements, to reject Clerk of Oranoe County sho"!ld appear •t the et the hearing and state M12111• 11 tnatrv-ITOR or contingent cred· BOWIE • VenturePolnt, Inc., deSlg!llllOfl d ""Y plelf the evaluation of any and all Statements, on 02-oa-,2000 hearing a~ llate your Objectlons or file ment No. -.tt1111 In ltor ot the deceased, yoo G318A, ROBERT 3419 Via Udo. Suite heretri Tile PRlPlflY , • thelt quelllk:atlons. De-to waive any lnlOOY111tity 2000M1to'H lour 0!>iecuona or written obfectlons with boot , pmga of Offtc'*' must me your claim with FOSTER 196, Newport Beact'i, detlcrbed IS being sold as" sign Build Team Pre· In the Statements and to Daily Pilot Fet>. 18, 25. !le written objec· the court before the "9cor'dl In tN otrlc:e of the court and mall 8 ALL SALES ARE Callfomla 92663 Oa 0l0712(XX) qualiflcatlon Statements Invite tnose quallfle4 Mar. 3, 10, 2000 F278 t1on1 with the c~urt hearing. Your ap· the ltecorder of Oft, copy to the personal rep· SUBJECT TO PRIOR VenturePoint, Inc .. (CA), ~ ~. shell be submitted In teams to submit bldl f« Fictitious Bus!Mis b•for• th• hHring. pearance may be In per· ANGI COUflty CMJ-resentatlve apPO!nted by CANCELLATION. 3'119 Via Lido, Suite-llJCCeSD' by mwger ID Ser· sealed envelopes the proj9CI. Name Stat.ment Your appHranca aon °'by your attorney. f10RH1A, .,._ of the court Within loor TERMS RULES AND 196, Newport Beaoh. ,..,., R~ ~. merken on the outside 6. Prospecti\'e Design The lollowlng persons may be in person or IF YOO ~EA CRcO· aaae:Oll171'2000 at 2:00 monthS from the date of REGULATIONS AVAIL· Celllomla 92663 IS Trus• 930t CoOlbn ,.,... "DESIGN BUIU> TEAM Build Teams desiring to are doing business as: by your anornay. ITOR or conttngent ored· PM ~· of Sale: AT the first Issuance of let· ABLE AT SALE DATED This business is con· riue•N 03 0? OH~crthn<lge CA PRE QUALIFICATION be prequalifled ere in· M T 1, 550 N. Per1Ulenter IF YOU ARE A ilor oflhe deceased, you THe NOftTH fliM)NT ters as provided In Pro· THIS 10TH ANO 17TH ducted by: a corporalionl91324 (916) 387-77?8 r1 (714 STATEMENT HEWITT formed that they must Or., 1102, Senta Ana. CREDITOR or e must file your clalm With ~I TO THE bate Code section 9100. OF MARCH 2000 BY Have you started 57J.t965 8'f Oltlorlh Sng. HAU.. PRo.iECT NO 11.1ny comply whh an ol CA 92706 . contingent or•ditor the oourl and melt • COUNTY CQMl · The tlrna lor tlllng claims ORANGE Co' INC. 701 doing business yet? No nae Va PteSld9nt P131312 tM034 .. · the bid requirements. In• MED TOX, INC., (Del· of th• decH sed. you copy to the personal rep· HOUIL 700 C1VK: will not expire before WESTERN 'AVENUE, Venture Point, tnc., 11'10 l'17 312"2000 DESCRIPTION OF eluding mealing au aw 1 re), s 6 o N . must file your claim re•ntallw ·~j"ted by ceNTP DflllVI WEST, ~~~ri:O°"~':e l~tl~~ ~}i.~~::'e~gA ~b~h ~~ E. Clement/Presi· Fictitious Business THE PROJECT: bonding and lnaurance Partccenter Or., 1102, ~~ri ~h~0g~u~~ ~~ :n~~ thel~1~ ~ ~ ~ above. NO. 5957632_ • This sta1emen1 was Name Statement The proposed HeWltt r8tir•=rtty In Ille ~i;: ~~59f:~. personal repreHnte· the first 1sauanoa of let· unpaMI bmlance end YOU MAY EXAMINE Published New;xort llled with tha. Counly The lollowlng persons Hlnldl 1$ ,.!~,.IN, •"'or !!.~ldlng. amount ol 10% ot the l:lucted bu; a NVTV\l'Atlon • . d b ...... ,. .. provided In Pro-other cNtgeS' the Ille kept b !ti rt. Cl ft( of 0 Cou Iv are doing business as . the""""' ..... Cof. ,. --..... --tive •PP01!'t4! y ..... bete Coda Mctlon 9100. -1ot.7' scr..t f Y ecou Beach-Costa esa e ~e n., The Que B : lege of Medicine at uc L~SumBaseBld.ex· Have you started court w1th1n f our Thetlmefodllingclalms -. .. or otMt com· : you ~r~ a f:rson In· Dally Pilot Marct'i 10, 17, on 03-07·220006l2 824 W 1 1111 ei ".· #1~ lrvlne.. The project wilt d ng alternates, shall doing business yet? months . from the will not e>Cplre bef()(e mon ............... of real erest in. I estate, 2000 . 1 a8ss c N nve Be 1 oonslst ol approximately a~ny each Bid. Yes, 1/1J2000 dete of first lssuence lour months from the ~-:VO-VAL.Bf. you rt m~ me t~ith s the F306 ~:n~f'~~ar. 10,~7 ta11iorn:~io ach, 60 000 GSF: It Is antlCI· The urety issuing MEO TOX, INC.. o. f l1tter_1 "provided hearing date notrced I . ,.,_TA :t N~~'::n or pe-Flctltloua Busln"• • · s u 2 8 n n e Ma, 1 e PaMd that ihe building =s r).0r !8 tr!~ Dallid W. Eaton, in Heu on 9 100 of aboVe. Ml!SA. CA m A;N •· DE·1S4) ol the fUlng ol Name Statement FlctltlO\.I• Sus.In"• Palmer, 1617 Westdilf will be three sto~s Deadline listed In the V.fifs~talement -s the California Pro· YOU MAY EXAMINE 141.......aG TM undef: an inventory and ap-The following persons N•me Statement Drive #103/108, New-above Jrade with a utll· tatesl pubtlshed State ol filed wilt\ he Cou bate Code. The tim e the Ille kept by the court. ligned Tru... -.. praisal ol estate assets ere dol~ business as: The lollowlng persons port Beach. Cehfomia ~ton u: t~::l~g Celitomia Department of Clerk of o t eou n~ for filing cl alms will If you are a parson In· cUllMa MY ~ tot or ol any petition or ac-South oast Acure, are doing busliless as: 92660 Neuroscience Research Insurance list o1 "In· on 01 •19.~ n not expire before 1terested fn the estate, any lftcof.rectriea of count as provided In 2925 Harbor Blvd., Alicia's Novelty Shop, Brian Fargo. 1611 FaclUty The bulkfng wiU surers Admitted to 2000et1ne1 four month• from ,you may Ille with the tN lltrMt ,... .. Of Probate Code section Costa Mesa. CA 92626 12553 Harbor Blvd., Westdltl Drive It 03/ lnclode. spaoe for dinlcal Transact Surety Insur· Daily Pi.lot F1tb. 18, 25. the hearing date court• Request lor SP9· OUMf common dfU0-~~1 ANo=~:m '?! G~~l~(~A\~~~~ ~~_.d0en Grove, CA b~i~!7f~ Beach, ~·•~roh. research labo-::r:.~ra':, ~1~5a~ Mar.; to. 2000 yz1e noticed above. g:.~~(f;:' filing ol =:: "If~ = available from the court Harbor Blvd.. Costa Noe ROdriguez, 4035 This business is con· aci,:~~~~.,!paoe, quired to be obtained by Fictitious Bue1ne.. YOU MAY EX· en Inventory and ap-eddf .. 1 Of otMf Oom-deltt. Mesa. CA 92626 W. Compton Ava., Or· duded by· a general lected Cont t Ti p~o-the Design Build Team N..-ne Statement AMINE the file kept pralsaJ of eatat• assets -~ Is Attorney for the This business Is con· a099. CA 92868 partnership . rac ime °' shall be subject to 8 The followlng pel'IORs by the court. If you r of any petlllon or ac· .,_, 1*actiof\a to Petition.,.: d~ed by: a OOfP()nltion Allele Rodriguez, "035 Have you started ~.J;t~I:~~ ~th8f. proval by University f~ ere doing buslnasa as; et• a peraon1nttrHt· nt u provided In Iha ~ of tM 8 NC• J. Gery Have you started w. Compton Ave., Or-doing busll18ss yet? No ""-Th"" It le Hewitt H ·n form end subslanoe All Affirmative HR Solu· eel In the ••t•te, you Prot>ate Code section pn>peny may be ob- Eaq., SBN 93ito, doing business yet? ange, CA 92868 Suzanne Ma r1 e Is 1~~1::,3r south ~I such poticleuhaP t>8 Is· lions. 1797 Oriole Drive, may file with th• 1250. A Request tor talned W aencttng 1 Sikora a Price Yes, 03/01/2000 This business is con· Palmer S H 11 s· de sued by a company Costa Mesa, ca•lornia court • formal Re· 1 Notice fonn Is wnttM r....-to the 10 Corpo,.te p8rtt, Ste. South Coeat Imports ~ed by; hUsbend and This statement was v~~"!nt .!wi be ~::nlted Wtiloh Is listed by eesi 92626 · queat for Special liable from the court benefldlfy wlth6n 10 300 Irvine CA 92606 Group, · tnc.. George wife tiled with the County -r·: . and shell haVe 8 rating Barbara e. Raabe, Notice of the filing ft!. •eco:J: cUte of first Published Newport Malf!'8w Molod Have you started Cleft( ol Orange County to the immedl8te vicinity of A·°' belier and 8 h· 1797 Or1ole Drive, Coste of en Inventory end ttomey for the pu11 ot this Beach-Costa Mesa This statement was doing busfness yet? No on 02·22·2000 °1 ~he ~uil<l~nr:'Jh a nanclal olaasiflcllllon ot Meaa. caJitomla 92626 ..,_,rei1al of estate • Notice of lala, Oat•: Daily Pilot Marct'i 10 16 flied with the COunty Noe Rodriguez 20006820412 man en ry Sidi on vm 0 better Th11 business la con· aateta or of any WH a STREZA fll'elWualY 11, 1000 11. 2000 ' ' Cleltt ol Orange County This statement was Daily Pilot Feb. 25, Mar. thealn W~ Id. ~h ~he THE r REGENTS OF dueled by: an lndMdual petitio" or eocount ,.,...,.J.ORE.00-., AOl!NCt' 1AL18 AHO FTh303 on 02·2. .. ·2000 flied with the County 3, 10, t7. 2000 F285 ~h no 1 5f' b;"(,5' THE UNIVERSITY OF H•ve you started u provided in HC· SQ., S8N 1141tl, flOSTlNO Aa A0eM tOf ------'-'-';.;.;;..;;"" Dally Pllol 2=-~~ ~~-~s?~ County Fictitious Buslne11 vel~XJa~ a ~art of J~ CALIFORNIA doing business yet? No tlon 1 250 of the IRVINE CENTIR GOLDl!NWUT MV· Flctltloue Bualneu 17 2 .. 2000 r. f:296 iooo642081 Heme Statement project. Hewitt Hall will March, 2000 Berbara B. Raabe Cellforni• Probate • ITE. toO. IAVINE, INGa AllOCIATION Heme Statement · · i 7 The folk>Wing persons share the service rd Publlshed Newport This statement wu Code. A Requ•st for A 8"1S ~ CO:, A CAU- The 1011ow1n_g persons Fictitious BuelneH ~~ly 1Pllot2000Mar. 10.:3 1 1 7 1• ere doing bVsiness as: and loading docks ~th Beach:Costa Meaa 'clled19 ... wtoft0h ':,getl)e ~~ Special ~otioe form ubll1hed Newport ~ ~- are doino business as· Name Statement ..... , ;) • . NUMAN EXCHANGE, Snrague Hall Delly Pilot March 3, lO, "' """'"' la evallable f o th HCh·Costa Mue T10N ll01 fOl.aOM a) KA[A INVEST-The touowina persons Fictitious BuslneH 151 Terraza c ourt. 'Two of the building 2000 on02-1 ... 2 cl rk r m e alty Pilot Maren 3 9 tlt.W., IUITE m MENTS, b) KALA are doing buSlneas as: Name Statament Cosla Mesa, CA 92627 lloors will be similar In F295 • · 2000l81W7' 1c::...; hr lO, 2000 FTh29'. 3' ~~ ...... ::!: . MORTGAGE, c) KALA The Breeze Con· The lollowlng persons Thomas Johansen, use and configuration Fictitious BuslneH 0•~ Piiot.Feb. 25• Mar. ....... ;n900~1~ REAL ESTATE'. 1280 domlnlum Homeowners ere doing business as: 151 Terraza Court, end WiU contain an open Neme Statement 3• 1 ' 17• 2000 F279 law Oflme of ....,, Una: (t~111~387· Bison BS-55. Newport Association, 118 and ADTAZ Costa Mesa. CA 92627 laboratory suite; oflk:e/ ST """"'ti......... ..._ --Beach, Cellfomla 92660 l l 8.5 43rd St., Newport PROFESSIOf\IAL This business Is oon· conference apace and The loll0Win3 persons ATEMENT OF 7 '·--Ila. Ann &I Grosstnan. Beech, California 92663 SERVICES. 384 Prince-dlJded by: an lndlVidual generalbulldlngsupport. ~R~W~~~~~~ ABANDONMENT OF ~Z~ Call the ==11 =rete~ 605 Mar Vista Drive, Patr1ck Z. Glance, 326 ton Dr .. Costa Mesa. CA Have you started One floor wm nouse Ne'"""',. Blvd Newport UBSUE .. '?fNESS'F1CTI110USNAME ..... CA 92912-la ~-~ 1110 Newport Beach, Cellfor· Walnut St.. Newport 92626 doing business yet1 No clillk:al tesearcn and ol· eead;'.'CA 9ifi63 T\.-~-.. ..,, ~ M01 ( llll19US 11.z~-------nla 92660 Beach, Califomla 92663 Alicla Kenny Yoong, Thomas Johansen fices. The laboratory R And e ,,.., ,._,.,..,.,. pe ...... "1 03/10 03/]3 ,. .. /17 .-------- 605 KurtMPeu1ViGross0man, d Thi!_. buslb ness Is con 1 • ~Pnnceton Or., Costa This statement was space Is deSlgnated et .. 08•~at St::.t. ::!: has (Ni~) at>a • •...,. ar 1ata rive, uctvv Jy: an un n· ...... a. CA 9262~ l11ed with the COunly an H·8 oocupancy wtlh port Beaoh, CA 92663 the OM of the fictitious Fictitious Buslnees 642 5678 Newport Beacti, Celltor· corpor1ted association This business Is cion· Clerk of Orange COunly the. rema.lnder of the This bYSlness Is con-b u 1 I n • • s n • m • : wa-St tit nt IMfl • nla 92660 other than a partnership ducted by: an Individual on 02·2"·2000 bu~ being 8 oc· Peacock Painting & ,.....,,. 18met This business Is cion· Have you started Have you started 2000M20650 c:uPancY. A central me-d~ed by: an Individual Maintenance, 9291 .,!he fol~~ ,ducted by: husband and doinQ busrness yet? No do4ng buslneu yet? No Daily Piiot Feb. 25, Mar. chanlcal space should dol~v:Us~~ :;~r':: Lenore . Or., Garden •) ~SSICAL OE· w1f1 Patrick Z. Glance Alicia Kenny Young 3, 10. 17. 2000 F287 be loeated on the groond Rene Andre Barge r Grow, California, 92841 S 1G N 5 bl c a I · do~~;• bJ:i~es!"~~.~ 11:15 wi~··~~nbo:n~ fl:ls ~at~nbo:~fy Fictitious Business =:-rJce ";:Wlng This statement was ne': na~':!,r!i~~ e0eaign.0om, c) Oaelon· Y••· t 1to111m Clerk ot Orange eouniy Clerll or Orange CounlV Neme Statement The 1a~ry. ·suites ~'::'"' :/'~n!::e ~ ebove was flied 1n Or-1f1 ~· 1800 P"ort Kurt Paul Grossman on 03--01 ·2000 • on 02· t S-2000 The lollOWing persons are baSad on a 22· x'22' on 02-03•2000 enge County on e.!n CA 92-J Newport This statement was 20008821251 20006811113 are dolno bosiness as: struQl.lral grid, with a 22· 2000M1172t 03f04/1999, FILE NO. Linda' L Schindler Simplify your flied with the Counly Dally Piiot Mar. 3. 10, Deily Piiot Feb. 18, 25, L & If SERVICES, 1111 •laboratory module. o ·1y· Pllot Ma 3 10 19996785t 90 . · ' Cleltt ol Onlnoe County 17, 24, 2000 F297 Mar. 31 10, 2000 F270 20871 Beechwood The structure system Is ail r. ' ' Ytwon Chon 9291 l800 Por1 l1IM Pteca, ~'liiil...,_ ___ o Mfe lhrough ori 03-07-2000' Fl Flcthlous Busfnffs Lane . Huntington anticipated to be 17, 4, ~ F302 Lenore Or., Garden ~=ort Beach, CA CLA88IF1ED 20008821817 ctltloua Business Name State t Be1cil, CA 92646 poured·ln-plece con· Fictitious Buslnea Grove, c.Nfomla 928"1 Mita Meister ,._... Daffy Pilot Mar. 10, 17, N•me Statement The follow! men Laenna R, Yerby, crela shear walls '¥Ith Name StMement Junbum. Kim, 9291 1.d a--,.. .......... ;.;:,;· (949) 642-5678 2", 31 , 2000 F308 The lotlowlng persons ng pe~s 20871 Beachwood fWslabl. Thelaborat""' The fol............, n.raon1 Lanora Or Garden .....,,..,,......,...,.. '-':;;===~~~:!l!::::::::::::! are doing business as: =~g ~~ss aa. L • n a , Hunt In gt on tultes are 8fWltloned -9; -~~ .. ,.... ·' Newport BHch CA i. Spltltual Gulld ol .......,_t PrOd· Beectl, CA 926-46 la~ .;._, areas ault· are m boslneQ as: G-f:'• catlfomla 92"1 t2tle0 ' America, 11"9 w. uc:ts, t s Terraz.a Drive, Roaalla C. Yerby, ab lor-i;.;:;.·.._ .......... I:. COAS Al TREAS· bualneu is oon-Thia~ Is c:On-• ~ "'-st Cel1t~ 20871 B .... .......... URES, 20011 evor... duded by: • general .......... by' ~,.. Balboa BIVd. IB, New· ~ • ..,.. eachwood nlng end layout Of Street Newport eiladl. pertnalShlp ..,....._ · -..-v-pott beach CA 92661 nil 2657 Lane . Hun lln gt on ralOJY and k.'!lf>Ortareas CA 9ieeo . . Yewon Chon Have you started Christin* C1parelll, George Michael Beach, CA 9~6 LatYtuPPOtt 1pace Is IO· Alla Marie John This atatement ._. doing bualneaa yet? tl29 W. BalbOe 81\fd &Impson, 15 Terraz.a This business Is oon-CMect Wllt'tln the lnlerlor 20071 Cypress s1ree1' filed With the County v ... 10-25414 #8, Newport Beech. CA 8=rn~•= Coast, dl.ICled by: • general z.ones, wltl'l lab benc:hH Newport Beach, CA Clerlt °' Otana9 County ~ ;.~ wsa 92661 . This pattriership extendlnQ 10 the OOf1tl 92eeo on 01·31-2000' tttd,.. Wffh lhe ,.Ao>-., ic.m.it.v • Moftu""I 0 o n n 1 • M a r I e dueled butlne~ ~cion· The reglatrant com· ancs aouth. ldeallV tne· Thie butineN la con· 2CIOOM1tan Clartt d~ ;::;:"...:;l r i..--i • ,..__,,_, Stenlake. 12066 Coyne H • by. an "°1 ,ua! meMed to trannct bull· c:hanlcat supply It ducted by: an Individual Oa~ PllOt Feb. 25, Mar. Ol'I 02 1 ......_.., Have A Garage ~ale I ...... ._ ...,, ........... , St., Los Angeles, CA ave you • ar •u ness unaer the ficlJtlOus J)fOllldeO th--aver· H 3 10 17 2000 F2t2 • 3600 Pacific View Drive 90().49 ~ buslneN yet? No t>uslneu name or lical lflafl ~at 1he av~ atertea ' ' ' _,'"' N9WPOtt ee.:h This business rs con· ~ S:.T°" nemes 11s1ec1 1bolle on. nottn eno ot .,. lal>Ofl· ~':£ Mane ,,;:r' No Flctltloue lluelMM Daily. .PlloC Fa. 11~ ... ~:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;~ ..... 2700 ducted by· 1 general ment was 1130195 . !Ofy, wilt\ aldlault axial· Thlt atalement w•• Nam8 a.e.ment • ·Matjii;;· ;;~-1;; H1ii0>;;IOOO;;=::::=;ill ~~~i=:~==' pa"nerahlp llled with . the ColJntY LHnne R. Yert>y Ing the IU!le In. ll\lft to flltd with the County Tfle '~ per90N 11 rPlllW:l •fmM H1ve you st1rte<I Ole~~8c;:;r Cooniy Rosalie C. Yelty the IOUtfl. Cleftl o1 On1naa county are dOlflQ bUlhial ea: -• ••••••" do!no bullneaa Y'8t7 No on • __ This statement w11 The ~ o1 the on 02· 1~ a) Ceilomla'• Medi 1 --•• ,, Ct;nstlne Ceperell ~ Piiot F;'25'M;,' ~~ ... With, the CCounly bu!ldlnO d oonalet Oii a IOOOM1tm ~. I>) LQrlg MortuMY * Chapel Thlt aiatetnent wu • · ..,.... .. o Ofanae ovnty qiat ~ end g1aa1 Diiiy Piiot Feb ta t6 Medi ~. c) er.metion "*' Witt\ the c:ounty ~2000 F289 on 01.31.2000 end,,,..., pwiel Q.lr\eln Mar. a, 10. 2000 'le2n Long Madi ' br-Cle1'1 °' OtWIOe ~ l"tctR10Ue i ua!Mii 2000l81AM we11 IYMm· cyclN. d) Madi , Mo9of• on 02·15-2006 NMMt ~t DallY P.t!ot Feb. 25, Mar. .... .... •""4111nt FlctitloUs •u•lnM• £' 1S3 lndultltat IOOOl9'tl770 Tfle tollowlng persons 3, tO, 11. 2000 F291 CoMlrudeft' c... I• Mente ... eement co.ea Male. CA 0.lly Piiot Feb 18 25, .,. ~.... -: 111.00UOO 00 The ~ "" Mat 3 to 2000 ~ 111$, 537 Ctr Dr, "otltloue BuflnMe •GOCl.m; 1,.. 4IOir'O ~ 1.1*111 Quoo Mectl, 12&4. Newoort Bel<tl. Heme Sta"l'Mnt Bid ~ .,. TendemHrt PrOduc: ,,.., W. "°'*"· Fill- Celllonlil t2eeO The ICl'°"""O peraont .,._ IO be ~all-tlof'a M felt Dfllle erton. CA 8» c!'ett~:53~ =~~c;t'i;~•: ;,:,w5 = ..... · Celltomli ~t:':8...::: , Cel4lornle t:zeeo 161 Ttrrau Court, . 8td K•l'M U...IV MIO Have you •t•rted Jottnnv Sta.IMtger. Coate ....... CA 92827 .. conaltt Of UC IMIW W. Gweetbey °°"" Uflll dOlfttY, .. , ~'"*"9,_.. ,_., 531 NtWOott Ctr Dr, Thom11 Johanaeri. C..-,..~ Md ~~ ~ • ·-........-"'"""'°" IMch, Clltfor· t 6 t Ttrr•za Courl, = ....,._,., PfClfeCll ~• -· nlla 0.0 Cotta. MeN, CA 91127 dlaigr't crtllaM, TNI ..,..... • aon-Thia ....,.. _. n. ~ It Qon> Thia b\lalneSI II OOfto P•rtofmanoe ·~ *IClld "'I·_. lndMduel !!'. ~ ~ ~by co-~ duded by 111 lndMdual 5 8nd ..,_ H8ve yow st8,_d ._.."' _ .. , Have you •tarted Ha.vi you started ll'td ..,... do!nt llUtlnela Y9f? on 02·1 dl*!D bullnNa ywt'1 No ~ tM1atnaea ~ No ~-cl1noa A1111 di Y•, 1>1,IO'l/1-,_ _ IJ!!"1, Int JafW't .,., 1'hOrnal JatiaMen • '8CllltY 8fld ..,,_,. i<eme UlMf'/ ~ ~ r-. '"* ••telTllfll ... 1""' ....., ........ ~ ""°""'8-1NI l'U ·~ .. L,iiliiiimilillliiiii;;;;t1 ... 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ByPheoe 'liO hot:!· "ij1-:; By M.iRn Penom l \0 \\1·-1 ll,11 '1111"1 I t1•HI \11·•.1 j \ 11,!11.!- \ \,,i.," Ii ., .\ ~-... Hours •• -l1·l1·11h11111 /, «l.1111-01 IHl11111 \f. I " \\.1IL-l11 :: 1111111--, '"'1'111 \I. ' I ••I..• . ··.:·'~, , . . . ... ' ..! ·-·· . :: .... a.. ,,,.. ... ·~;1 Who wants to live like a millionaire? • Ont Y11r's Fr11 Rent! •Apartment Full of Furniture of Your Choice! • Fret 'rocerits for Ont Year! • Two Month's free Rent! • Fret UtiUtits for One Year! • Two Beach Cruisers' or Mountain Bikes! • fret WetkJy Maid Service for One Year! • One Month's Free Rent! • A lltw Rtfrilerator lld Microwave! •One Year Passes to Edwards and Disneyland! 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I lt11r·d.11 :1.IMlp111 \\1·drw·cfJ, .... lu ... ·ilJ~ .):OOpm :"JlunlJ\ ........... ndJ1 'l.llllf''" lrrtoCet MANAGERS •SPECIAL• $154.00+ tax Wlcly (MuS1 prtsenl lttis Ad) 2:ls rms & kltcheoelts SilUaled on beaut-ully lan05capeo grounds FEATURES 2•·Hour lobby Direct dial phooe$/Free 1180, ESPN & OISCIPool & Jacuw. Guest lauo- Ory Close to 405 & 55 Fwys Mtn s lrom o c F a1rgrds colteoe and ochs Walking ch· tance to ShOPS and restauiants COSTA MESA MOTOR INN 2277 H•rbOr Blvd Ptlone 94H •S-48A-O ' N.BJShr 281 28• f\.Stn>.g !)foll male ptef'CI muS1 lo e cats. mus1 be clean. $475.' mo • 112 utlS 949-646-5885 WANTED ANTIQUES Older Style Furnrture PIANOS &.Coll.ct.1ble1 ··~·,···~-~., . ~-•a. . A..101. 0-• ~'if • I SS CA"SH PAID SS NE BUY ESTAUS ·~F~· . I . I Kitchen pnva. pron only 476 EllPlOYllENT ""'SbMllo, °"'*Dul lllsttr Two BldrNm Aplltmtms ;4 trendy #wpor1 Hllfhts. S650t'mo.1MM46-1•• _ OPPORTU,.-nES . l ounEs lnspeccion Sac 3/11 & Sun 3/ 12, 1 OAM to 5PM Tiit countertops, hardwood-style floors, mirrored closet doors. I * r'sJ:il I • 649-4922~ NrWP Home will be sold Sunday Night to "'"shower enclosures, ceilin1 fans, new appliances. . . • SOUTH COAST t ".a HIGHEST BIDDER PHONE (760) 674-8848 Sated communttyw/resort pools. spas, tJnnis, volleyball, basketball. fitness. :,:,:~~v:i: AUCTION -----Walk to Newport Beach shoppin1 ' dinin1. leave your car at hon:ie! NC ..... ven1e Vll&u 2202 s.. -... st. • Cooks I g From $700 to $1250 c.u 71&"41<3213. s-ta ..._CA 12101 • Dish.-ashers •I •V.A.• ............. FMI COUNSalNG FRO UST OF HQt.ES HUONAREPOS 7t4o53WIOO ~ ............... . • • • • .... •• • ~ . • ·: .• .... • c: I • ,.. HOMES OF THE WEEK Showcase Homes For Sate In Our Sat Reel Estate Supplemerit I Display Adi Start It $85. Deedlln• Tundliy SPM Also ... Open House Ultlng1 Avl. Deadline Thursday SPM It P1y1 to Advertise in the Best LOCAL Real Estate Section Call Today 11 LISA RIVERA 949-574-4252 ANNE WILLEY 949-57 .... 249 -• • Croundsii.eepers FOR Irvine Avenue at 16th, Newport Beach MWerbedroom,l!'f1battl& I -~ D Newpor1 Helnhta •r•• &.....,.H ,. '"' Tur1~ Rock swn= Wiii Buch . • ·Pwesare ~!!~l~~n9;~~~~~ru 411~ CORONADO ;~f!n:. =r:. P~1;:!t:S1c;;;1~n Open Sun 2.S S.•ahor9 Dr 4Bdnn's up, A I n r .., r 0 r 1 ba, WHher/Dryer. 31d persoo at s HIDDEN 4b1 4.Sb• 28drm's lower. French ~====rnove==~n:by::4/:l!llOO=="°:ol:ht:r d:isc:o..:ot:s:ap:pl:y =OAC======~r.:=:=.::::::=1 houM trom Nnd1 Ulil Incl. 1:~~1-~!.t:.E I 1·=-1 :-";!\!I SimPldyyou' 1~~~;~ I &l!lllU~llQUELSALE :t~-~2\~~ ~r:r .7£e~ I 0 nw Big t.nyon •Br :ie. large life through New)lort Beaeh, CA ~-~ ......... """""' yard tmmac $Wigle 1am1y YHr •rouno uc ange CLASSIFIED AT f\ 'HIO ' I L\\ll home 6mo lse Aprjl-Oct ~tor 1Df 1p1 COIN 949.729.3863 IEAR BRAND RIOGE SEA ISLAflD TREASURE 1 $4000lrno 9<19-759-1899 NPB ~e tbf cTZ Lal.e (949) 642·5678 lv • EalCbou Bay 4br f7 0-Vitt• LI . I L l\J oNlll! """' 7797 •<>pen~ 1i.s• OPEM SAT 2~:00. 38R, Ying n UXUry BIO CANYON ro aCI <NV" ======::: -::o:::~.:.::: ~...:::.!':e:o: ~ •24 HO\JfGoled ~ .• :~~~ 1-~111-~1 (400~1 I •:al ~~= ~i~estule... •Fun-1me coociergese1Vrce ,.v 94g.~;"'"""' 3& ..!;!pllloSi>a. .~ glf, 1111 ii 949-~ 91f-· ,.._hr\1wit unparalleled In • Elegant one or lrs, bike to the bead\ 1drll Ft.rnlthed top !loo< eott.,. ••view t• 28a 1oc111on S2•9.900 Carmen Orange County !'NO bedroom p1ans conoo ~ ~~~d Sipos.Aq-~-3873 ~=-J>'~~ ~~:::o~ 1••1 f~'l.795~'5,IOO ::::lu:se ~k~ home on lafQI c:ut-dl-uc tot • ~ ~ -· 1 • 817 -6 8 1 • 1381 • f11t1ess 1oc1hnes llJPOinld lumsningl, In giNI ~Ody -View Home cteanltlg SVC lwa- $459,000 Aoerts. Earl & s.nta Lucll ~. Salta 80tbao at San Otmtntr • Steps to Fosnt00 lstono moncnly rd Wll/( to Ray E. Lau, M.D., F.A.C.B. MUIBER • ASCO & SSO CONSULTANT HERaOLOCY • INTERCAATIVE ONCOLOC 1441 AVOCADO AVE •• SUITE •1 1 0 NIWPORT BEACH. CA 8 2680 PHONE <949) 840·8831 JWy Ta)iol. §.49-642-.4722 4811 4.58A office -.iproa beach S3000/mo 'Lido Penn• 22 &etch Furn 4000ll S113SO,OOO Newpott &och ··-ft"ft"'•I yearly Avail "115 2bl 2ba 998' land IH COllllTI Stefenle Meurer• "9mu """"""'u res1ouron1s C.11 (149) 631.u30 I 402 LOST • 11448 ANTaa#ART I 476 EMPLOYMENT poo1eor1oc Pnv bell 1oi11es 1Mt-717-71M FOUND ,,.,., • _.._ -OPPOATUNmes ~t29K Udo Re90l1 Hom8$ I I shoporng and !!nler10 nment 38' 2.SBa Luxury l.lnlt ~ltt '~~·~ ..__ _____ _. !MM7J.662NEW3 720-9882 105 ,.. bay view boal dad<. galeO Found 1.t9. •klet'ly dog on _ _ comple1 ltar gar S28()(V " h •th S l • ' ~ ........ ... t -• =c: Mo s'°'e' 1149-642·3850 ~nru c .. ~;~;: I ITEM TO 11:~~~;~ -~~ THE BLUFFS •• redec. 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'--1 •12 CBIETERY I BooKS Pr1nclpal1 Only ...,r FOfl RENT 3& 2 S8a. gieenl>eltbey L-COUECTIB~ Bkr/"'----· •-7A •&l lMU-v-•12 Piiia $235G'ITIO Vliill .,....,,... _.,. ...,. . ..,,,,Nn Te,11.-.· -nnn 9 • 9. 7 2 2 • 1 •"" PAL\ll\C.S 8G0-64~ 1 CORONA DEL MAii $250Milo. 2& 18, Ocnlml !MH »-6100 (cell "--LEA~Vl""!NG'""!!""'A"!"!R~EA~-' Bayfront co mmuniry with private ~uh Newpcll1H119ht128t 18a Of.IE PeallC V-Gl,..e Porn:Jn' •THE• SHORES APTS ac m arinL Wallt to Balboa hl;and shops. ::. ~~~s: pool ~ ' PoOI S..111 v~ dll Mil $CASH p1uos Minute. hom Fuhion Island. b.rra-191m Neg 32~20 ave included. avail $115 SlctQ PfU cal Chns l\l large ap1lltmcnu with wood burn mg 9<1M7S-~75 $21~ t4H31.S5'2 9'49-673-8172 firq>lacc and priv111c gar.age. 11 ___ 1 !:tt:" ce1v::' ~:::: 1 _ ~·~ I an ~ull • Boat alips avt1il~blc • -, -~ .. -= 2 "" Ill'• ... to Nftd1 -""::::': Sorry No Pco -rvtt ': 51•~ MM7J.7IOO --'--_94_9_.6_7_3._6_2_23_· ~ Shortt NOW LEASING tBRllBA. il9 cyll 3b1 251>1 ~ Cclll Mo""9 ;:; 511 ... ------- c enn 28R/28A and 18R/28A with den t'oi~ 29f 111 Twnlml, guetd gllllcl """ 7-noon Furn.lure w d I ~ ·-M~I tt•tt• ....... orporate s 7 .. 1111111 r:J:.~~ 3 Clf g11 axe houllng yen °' n-..c .,, ~ ~ ~-Rent.I I S0-.2700 WOOcl b1r$ $4250 lpp( Mf..aMAO ?15 PllclU (IM!le T.,.,_) !!!:!~~!S!:!!!!!!~ St.ti •• Pleaae call (949) 760-0919 rage St•so' (mo-mo) 8:1 ™woo. .I ae CIHiOlllflt .... ! (Oil OI .... Ad111lral·HHVy 11ty •ADMINASSIST 1n1ng • IL;~===========d;ft:J ~ !MM7s-4912 llllllllC tow11ll111, W/O cool"""' SAT t-? ~-~ E'i" m~ H B PIOC*TY Mal~ S1095lll0. ilffliliVMll&molM Mlup. lrplc, -.c 2 cer •20HUUNELANE• :,.rAidn 11 ou 0 eo .... F'T AannMsilt Fumlahed .,ti FAIRWAY APARTMENTS Aemocld.views van1 wto.p .11!IOMHTJ:7!00 ::0::.'t: .. 'i'j .,,~ w..:.~:?,,00111Y Mu11t1epro1oent111"'4t1 ... 1¥811. 6 blocb AT BIG CANYON ~ ~~ leek l ey 3Br 2 581, •LO ~-.. •Ha•aJnt Wast. $Hl0 =.n.~ ~-~~u from the beech. GATED COMMUNITY IY FMHION ISLAND oi aocM. tw ..i Apt :",;..~~Yr:-Oif9il .. IUliileJ Call 714·59&<l7<>L lDilRSlttlffVE a.. ......... -BMutttUI.,.. •iect..,.. -golf couree S240tlrMo ~279-5252 Mll'dl ,., •1"" r ' L_ ::I I _'V .... &1111111 .... en,.~~i.ve l~I ~~2~':"'.Ji ~~2~ti3~ r """'rn ::·t1:.~ •1Wo-cltGlf'l99 ~~. ~.., ~ ~~)da!.!~rJd onl1ner hv1ng room ~·~ .:: t • ~ hOOtwpe llJooOMYSTOMl 38t 2 581. mwilt.ES ••tc .WO ilUL T1 FJJiiY .....-,.., ~ ..,.._ ~ ft9· ... • ,.,.._.fwood&.-l ~-&y TWM,lllldbleat tlte condo pool, 1111. YARD SALE.I ~a:'-~ICl-.ood Pf.w Hf' WI 4'. All ::.C::--q r,7c::0Nc2rio 1~.ii ~-=.~~ ,.:~~~t&. sacr111~~ 10K .:.VO:~::.W:.."..:~: • ll.90 to aa,800 Av• (Vtctorta/Newpor1 40 'RY utC to; ..._. ...._ toll 1 low• MM4MIM Of to lllwd)t4H31""4622 ~ r,..., .. (Side ... IWW-~ VtfY lol ~-.::::1.llNclt C!li lb• i1t1 d CGi.,. CtL Clhitry ~ d. IOI>~ W• $2000 •• ,.., 0.. ~ ,.. ._ ,._ lllL 1 .;me;;;;;: Sl90~i;ia.i;;iwe~i;M;i;;833;;; •• • •., • "• • • • •s hood . ..,...,~ ..... ~!!!l!!I~"'"'!~~!" c.-11111.i. or...,,, : ••IAMllOUU•• • 11WftOMNU-1112 f:.-t'~ ....... :.:.o. ~....,-~ . ~~ . ..;· :• . } ... . . r-.... I • """ w.n """" ... ! SOfllt P IH u : • l'Mdld " ,.._ .. • 'Jft. ,.,. ,l~ -. • (O OEJ ....., 1*11 : .... ...,. : • .. ...... o... • • Dll._.M, • . c--. • : ~ ....... ,: · 12 Friday. March 1 o; 2000 ~TODAY'S CRQSSWORD PUZZLE •. .,.. SHOW AND TELL 51 Nol tM!9 52 Ouanltly Of • peper 53-Wiglll, lor • example S4 811s1o1 bUrden 55 81111161°"1' 56 El!plo<er Et1C60n 57 Novells1....., Stanley Gardner 80Mo09m 12 I ~•thcf vulnerlblc. South deals. WEST NORTH • 94 0 1642 o!· •AK t095J EAST • J 10 s 3 0 10 0 J 10864 •Q74 SOUTH • AK87 o OU o AK32 .• ,3 • Q6l O AKJ95 0 Q97 •86 The bidding: SOUTH WEST NORTII EAST 10 P-40 Dbl ,_ .... .... Opening lead: Jaclc of O • It is rare !hat lhc loc4lion of a key card is a pure guess, Usulllly some· thing in lhc bidding points to its loc:l· tiOtt. But you can try to muddy the walCTS, :IS this examole stlows. The North·Sou1b bidding was struigh1forward enough. And we can- not blamc'Eas1 for doubling. Looking at 1hc but hand 111 lhe table. there was a good chance tllllt lhc opponents • were trying lo s1cal the hand. Siu.ina Sou1h wu P1c1ro Forquet, ~ly t.he besl player ever and hardly the SOf\ to have !he wool pulled over hil eyes. ~was •tie hue Sam Fry Ir .. one of lhe arcat Amcri· can players. West led the lack or dilllllonds ond East did no• 11kc, 1he dummy 1ha1 appeared. There were only three cierenslve trltks in sigb1 because of • 1hc singlc1on diamond. •od d¢lat1:r woold quite likely sake the 1rump finesse. . In an aucrnpt to dissuade declllfCr from picking up lnlmps without loss, Eas1 c:lccte<f 10 showl~_c~ver every· thing he held i n \ht: '"""' lhat Sou1h would play him for o power double. Fry won the fl(St 111ck with the king of diamonds, cashed •he ace ond king of spades, thc:n shifted to I.he jack of clubs. Forquct won in dummy and led 11 hear\ 10 the kin~. nocmg West's 1cri. East was known to nave at le:is1 IS lliah card points including two ace· king combmations. so. after consider· able lhought, Forque1 decided that 1he double was sound even wi1hou1 lhe queen of henru. O.:lorcr con11n· ucd with the ace of henns ~ down one. :J3 37 ~NLeJt:9 H1r1na Nowl ERA Rafferty Meneger. 2 Days per week. Admlnl11r9tlw A.atlltant & Lfoyd of Hunllngton office work and light ~lonltt needed for BelCh wll pay for yoor malntenara 9•9-&44-2147 llVine Corporate Blnldng license & alve yoo free train-RECEPTIONIST/SECY Office. Excellent lelephone lrl2: 800-{(»5391 axl. 119 PT w,,lex hrs tor lloQr eliQU~ttf and computer AlNHY PT exp for Infant & CoverinO st0ra in CM. eaa prollciency desired. Fax ~old In % NPB home. Dave or Jeriy 714·751-2324 Resume to (949) 851·9442 40 Yllid 'rot 94~2981 :t~:~ ey~ cap~~ NEWliOAT CAFE RETAIL CLERK flex hra, computer Iii. ""-rsonable. FT/PT lor local Pharmacy. "" s..klng Wilt Stiff Benefrts. P1199 Char1H at pleasant wotll'.ing eovlr 30 PIT, days. Please leave 714-211-4407. hrsfli,i( C!i'I lor inter Mon, message 714-549-4637. Wed. Fris. 949-644·3244 OCC SiJllng center In NB RETAIL * TRAVEL AGENCY • llllllng Manager for small SALES ASSOCIATES Rec:1pllonl11 PIT Hex hours ----------------------n1u11c11 slora. Hours In bealiti1lll frlenllv ollice STUM PED? Call lor Answers • r-._.,_.,,,,_ 6 8·30pm MF Boating F\JLL·T1MfJP4RTTIME HB Clll 714-M3.V47 / • • 95c ,,.. ....... 1.9()0.370-9800 e>rt. code 500 ~ fleipfui but not ~=~~.,: · I Ill · 11 ' 1 r~:.tEM4:_::Es-::12 rnent.~~_!t1Mn-=·1200 wAREHOVSEJDELIVERY 476 EMPl.Cl'flENT 476 EllPLOr-n 1 7 HARDWARE NEWPORT STA HERS dellvery/warehouse pelSOll, -4 f,,!~ ,.........,.... PERSON FIT. Furniture OPPORTU8ITIE.S s· OPPORTUNITIES :sir ~'::n:X' NEWPORT BEACH IRVINE exp prefel. Cal Dave 8l • slWllends, lnclu 949·574-9.331 M·F aher nf:ntrtrtrunnnnn ~ARr~R st ha e DEMONSTRATORS ~ peclcage: ~ax~~ SALES 9am. von Hlmett Inc. ~ BOOKKEEPER ~ o:J:: t!ts 4• •1,:s .. Sal;ry We need help now! PT lood Att· Human Resourc Dept Communlt~ newspaper i, FULL CHARGE tr neg 949-642·9666 demOs needed lrom COM to 714·962•5594 group lookKlg 101 outside A n . San Clemente and Irvine. sales rep. Sliould possess ~' FT, Great Plains f: CASHIER FT/PT We can work, good pay, exp PIT DRIVER to drive Co. strong sales abilily, be n pref. Payables, <1 Newpor1 Beach Cale & own al>llllanoes a + . Call vehicle for local business organized & have excehent ;:, rec e I v a b I et , g Mid• cnhltr. Tina 94!).asa.1357 ext 2 man in O.C. and LA. areas. customer service sldlls. {; llnanclal state· n Call '49•252-0014 Call Karen 714"3&-7150 Sal+comm.Benef~pkglncl .;, ment Newport <:: .CHILORENS ART• 401k plan, Oiug screenW9 n 8 .h lfl tr TEACHER WANTED DENTAL PT RIGGER for UC1 Crew, -..,....,.I req'd Erv: .,A_-.. ~., eac 0 ce. n approx 10 hrs per Wll. 5'1~ ,,..,_ -"'"· ""'"' o Reis req. Fax res. o hr In COM Must have ex-~P? ~~01"/1 ~~ltl~~ ft:'g1::!'1 wp=rk~u,I :ium~~ ~ ~.11~= ~ 949-642-4105 ~ pei, xlnt oppty Fax resume O.nt•I A11l111nt. PlffM m 1 d I c • b 1n1 II ti. Mesa. CA 92627 or Fax trn<H:tsntrnts(H:n refs to 949-673-6825 C11194M40-1122 Clll 714-327.()325 Resune to (949) 631·5902 ERVICE f 220 ACCOUNTING I 252 CARPETS l CARPET CLEANING 284 POLICY '------~ In an enort to offer the best <z CARPET ~ CARPET ~ Oryw1l~lin1 Experta service possible to ovr read-Repairs, Palahlng, Install, 20)'r1 Exp. Hang, taping, ers and adverusers. we wit! Courteous, Any stle jobs textllriog, ac:ouslic removal, require Contractors who Wholesatel 949-492--020S. patehworll Int/ext painting, advertise In the SeMCe No job too SITliNI Directory lo lllClude their 1290 CERAMIC I 714·34M404, 7/543-1410 Contrac101s License TILE w1nHOEFT DRYWALL number in their advertise-• All l>hasWsmaM/g jobs. ment Your co-operation IS LEAKY sn-· Repaired. CLEA NI 20'frs. fair, free est. greatly aweclated. Regrouting & Installation. L1400030 114-'lt-1447 .., ..... ..,_..._.._.__ =~~2~11.r~ ID::ll~c::~"os.11••~. I ~l~~rf£ E tlllng lrt1 94~6-2711 ~ ....,.... _, .. __ jobs ok. Gary 949-645-52n semi Retnd coniitCtor T ' A "V'Y:-S IMAINTINANCE SMALL JOB .EXPERT! Rei>el!Sllmprovemencs. Sm. ~ • • DUNCAN ELECTRIC Jobs. Quality/Integrity. TAX & ACCOUNTING * HATE TO CLEAN? * LocaVQulck 1esponse 1 Carl, Ken 941-t42· mo PROFESSIONALS ResldenliaVolflce 21yrs OC SeMce/Remodels A to z Home'--~ rars, Quality work Reason-20 years experience "'""v Em Eltttron.ic fili able. Bonnie 949-S4ll-7603 L'275870 949-650-7~2 & repair•. Do 11 111 learn • ., ..... w p--ra•1'on . last reliable, quality. Rers U1 ·~,.--Hou11e:llanlng • Expd LICENSED CONTRACTOR 714-269-7185, 0'"""-1296 Rtfiinds., I ioJdmwnhlW Wkly/81·wkly/Monthty/Week No fob too sm. AJ services! .;,..;..;..;;.;.;;..;..;..;;..;;.:...::;."';;;;.;:......,....;.;,o..;... Call NOW! 94US1-9676 ·~ ends. Great retesl 949-Repair, remodel, fans, spa, Oryw1ll Repalr/P1lntlng 246-6504 Or 949·54&.-4285 new &ervlc:es 94H45-34H Carpeot~Slrip Wallc>loef _.. &IV\ITll'\NS VICKY'S CLEANING same Day Ellc1rtc SlfvfCe Small s okl Cll 9oo _.. _.,. '"" We otter THE BEST 20yrs exp troubleshoobng, * 14-8o10-4368 * IAEMODELtNO House & Window CleanlnO 1ans, spas, 1emodeling. Uc• HOME RESTOAlTIOM !~rs ex~ence. ~ refsl C1CH93623 714.515-t501, RemodlNng • Free &t. FARTHING INTERIORS 'Vicky 1 714-668-0395 Resl~encea Kllc:hen /Bath. I Remodel I I #'-'""''""-CarpenHylEtectrlclTlle Room Acldtiolls. LIS60675 270 CONCAm ~ ...., Dlyw.a, Sm/LtQ lob ok. Loe 94H45-i325 lll&lll\UDV refs. Clvla 71~ ,__.,,,_,,I £' QUAUTY CAAFTfiiAN I • 1 • 1 Brick Block.Stone Tiii -.._...=,.::;,.,,.-2?-~~~~..::;• Concrele, P8110, Ofiveway, M•"K """"~5().""'"5 Arepc.BBO's,Rafs.25yrs "" ~ ... ACldor RapiaceClllltralNC exp. T.erry714·55NS94 Ncw C.-.IR...Md r ;1111 (furnace. ooil, COlldenser) Glrage Floor 5Pid11'11 JM Ad<litie9 • Tnuc Imp '* 3 ton-$3295 3'h ton·S3-«9 Chemical resistant hi-gloss S..UM 1 i-.* lll"l""""'llllf!ll!iJL.__._Ml!M!iJI • 100-$35-49 s ton.~9 ~ 11oors bV Perm.r:11x • • ::'.;-;."· JUNK lb 4u Uc:#744440 714·538-5 ~ting Syll'"'' •T,..w...._;.. 71 ..... im 94t-n3-1974 s·-· AVAILAILI TOOAYI I I HJROMASONRYH ~O.~u.W: MM7MIM DI ~ BLOCK-BRICK-STONE Fw. &.. am.;., r ...... 1lii0iiiiiii;;;;;ii;;i;J;iij;~~iii ~~ ~1.1~ FREE ESTIMATE _H_O_M-Ella--ir-'1 mCONlrllJcnalll (949lJ~478 ll~Dii °"'"'"" ~"' ~- Wicks Furniture In Costa Mesa Is now hlrino WAREHOUSE WORKERS CLERICAL/CUST SVC CONCIERGES Corporate bln9til peck· 191 Included. Full Ind Part lime po11tlons 1v1ll. Retail houri. Pll•M IPPIY lo ptl'lon. E11y acce" to 405 FWY. 3200 Harbor Blvd,Cott1MHI BEST MOVERS ServicloO II ctties Insured, last. courteous & carelull 1-800-2.QO..BEST 800-246-2371 LIT163144 PUBLIC NOTICE The Calif. Public· Utllltles Com· mission REQUIRES that au used house· hold goods movers print their P.U.C. Cal T number, fimos and chauffers print their T.C.P. nwmber in all advertlsments. If you have a ques· tlon about the legal· ity of a mover, lfmo or chauffer, call: PUBLIC UTILITIES ~MISION 714-558-4151 I• ~ -• -I ,.... .... ""' tlle llllinll In thl• CatltOfY !My rtqultl YO!' lo call . I 900 nllmbtr In which t""9 II I ch1r9t per mlnull. . Daily Pilot . ':J 1U1CK .. DUii IWC VAN Llllllf.ceWcd. .... u ....... Mloi*'ln YI, ABS. pitor ..... ....... oond. ~l • (5142511 111.tM TOOLS 1nd A LI • co•IT CA0LLAC 71..:I01~ ---imnns.r---1 1.-.11oCOA1T Fili MtlM 'B Clbl I AC Clitiil 'W Clllfl. NC, IUID, •.-l Low 3k 1111111. ied, lellhlf, & tlnl. r,• INllnl lolll mott11(1~ 521,988 .:::*~'wiwm~~--·· __ ., -----',...._......,..----1 (lU)Ml-tlOO,_ f'OltO TAURUS .. · 1.9 Llr. llYer Wlbllcll ~lbLllt1!0ftCOWI '1 Low .tel< m111. ve. wt111a, (4ANB7621 $24,99 295 H.P .. NofhW, low llOIHITIOMf,aqtllllcydllnl CREVIER IMW mllea,SelMilt,lltlf&more. (325315) $7,1111 714-t3S-3171 (212804) $24,988 NAIERS ----.cnn::-cr""•97=-----1 MAIERS (714114M100 Low Miles <714~~ FOttl tNul'll D11UW (B7802ii,. $25. CAbiLAcconcoun 'ii model whht wfpf lh ir._ , .. ~~5=w Whls:n. ":::.':. ::1c:· tut;.~:...~ = -__,,........,.....,,..----1 XV09301 S26 668 new .... , _...,....,, 1 .. -~' *. I COAITCADLLAC •'entry, $UOO/ob(;., _,, 6Cyttoder • 1.-.n-coAST 1;7~14-,:...903-;:,;;;.,::5262::=.,........ ....... ~ .. ..,.. (F79~J,.UNO eJ:·99 CADillC EiLiCIO 'i4 011C 6i1iiii9i1 Cib "11 ;.;_ ..... ......._._'SU:. llOVI. bllllner. ed. 941-t4S-5900 ~ lop, w"ome ,.._, pw1 seal/wlnlloc:U lilt 3 1 97 Bosf cass/cd stacker, cruile 5 7 v6 ~ · ' PIN• be wary ofovt • ,. ___ .., ... _ INlhef Gold pecklgl • · of WM compani.e. ""''"""""" (3TCM~· 1 $17.868 <~~T ~~pgs Check wl1h ~ local (Yll~UHO Bfv/'99 COA CADILLAC 1-ICIG-7t-COAST Better lu1lne11 Bu-94t-t4S-S900 1 7t-COAST ~· ~, ~ •n rtlU befofe you Ml\d 'i7 ._, __ ....,...., 1ny money or ,.., BMW 3111 Convt. '97 38kCadlml ~~ llllt , auto, NC, lull pwr, pb, tor NrVICH. RNd CQ & more • ... _ .....,., .,.. • pw. p1 1m-tm ca. tint llloys 1nd undlrltlnd 111y I (410854) $23,995 ~· b•I. ol wllT. 145Do'o1>o 714-l40-io37. contnld1 before you cAEVIER lllW ( 91 '24.988 .... JNP Ct11fObe LltS'i7 tlgn. 714..,5-3171 (71~~~00 4·WO. am'lm ~ pwr, antt; BMW 51 ii •ii . , 1ttv Int, $4K below blue boo11 AVOCADO RANCH Seetl· CO, 5-soee<I. black w/sandl CADILLAC Eacalldl 00 $439~obo. 949-76().261• Ing Plftn« S10K+lnvett (C51304) $21,995 Leather, OnStar, chrome JftPOAANDCHEROktE rtqulred. GrNt 1"9tlme CREVIER BMW wheel.s, Cargo dools LAREDO 'ti wtitftl, Int lncome.1...a.305·3~17 714-135-3171 COASTCADIL~~949 FW!ylolded, V6, ~neW MARINE BUSINESS BMW 311 TIA •97 1-800-7t-COAST tires, :1.owner, llreco1ds. situ:~ }:""~':b (C81859) Survool $18,995 Ch CADI~ ~8:.w ~ . ~::z~~~ Broker 949-646-201 t S!E~f:lt°5~W c0 '=er. 1eaiher, moon-JEEP WRANCitER 'IO 949-683-89 I I •4-.,.. """ roof sable black finish xlnt cond, c.d Dlaw, lllN t t BMW 311TI '97 (soOoao) $27 957 lop, white, '17~00/obo. • t 4N~ I Auto, loW miles. loaded! COAST CADllLAC 94 .. 722«I07. "" (V39659) $18,995 1-800-7t-COAST IJi>LlNO ROVER '95. v.. . ,. CREVIER BMW c•DIL .. C F._.__.... '91 White/Tan ;it 4 wtol dllve 2 -• 714435-3171 .. .... --_ ...• :.. 1-~· Are you drowning In • Frost belge. tan leather, ex· moon ruuis ...... pwr, ... ,...., o-due bill•? Stllewldl BMW3231S ti cellentcondllooraremodel! $17,500.949-494-4120 Agency c..i help you get r.~0~;ms· 20k ~ 995 (226957) ss.988 Lexus cs 400 ·12 beck on lop wflh any CREVIER BMW · NABERS 51 k ml, wtthllMI, loedecl, lln1ncl1I dllllcuftl11, 714435-3171 (714)540-9100 & CO, 1 owner, 119,9" bu1lnt1HI, tiomu, CAOiLLAC S.vl111 St• '15 94t-466-4127, IW734'2t bolt1, "8¥1 vKttlon Ind BMW 328 IA '97 Polo green, tan lealhet. 290 iltttaublitll Montwo •II ; ptr1on1I. 177-536-1454 (V53906 Low miles! $29 995 H.P. f.lol1hSllr, co & ll\Ole! Navy bklelgrey Ill'!' 1uf11t · I I · ST~UNG BMW ' (624595) $16,988 loaded. CO, 8Sk mi, mutt • 890 POWER 949-645 5900 . NABERS set $16.000 7t4-396-0159 BOATS BMW 32~ IA '17 (7t4)540-tlOO OLDSMOBILE Aur0t1 'It '--------Low mies! Chromes! 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THE JAG AR -TYPE TARTING AT i3.095 THE JAGUAR K CON ERTIBLE TARTING AT 71,795 . THE JAGL' R XJ ERJE TARTING AT 56.2-t5 )AG~ THE ART of PERFORMANCE l455 South Auto Mall Drive, Santa Ana . 55 Freeway at Edinger ·-714•953•4800 • w .w·w. b au er j-a g u a~. com ·2000 S.TYPE AJ-V6 MSRP s-43,095; AS SHOWN, 2000 >TYPE IJ·VB MSRP $41.595; TAX. m\L UCENSE & EMISSION FW EXTRA: 2000 X1C8 CONV1k111L1 MSRP $71 ,7~: 2000 >01 MSRP S56.2<t'; TAX. mu. UCENSE le F.MISStON PW IXTRA. ' · . . . . , .. ' , ) "' \1 • 1e207&ert family has been carrying OQ a tradition in home furnishings and interior design. _The founder Anna Martin (mother of Ted von Hemert) pioneered design and paved the path for von Hemert Interiors' legacy During this special 80th Annlvel'BU'J Sale von Hemert Interiors is offering huge savings of 20% to 40% off all home furnishings (including special orders). Bring in this ad to ENTER A DRAWING for your chance to win an exquisite piece of furniture or accessory ! Preview two exceptional shipments of unique ~ European furniture and accessories thtitjllt~anived ! von Hemert Interim! takes pride in offering only De h If atic and European eel interior designers and .. . . Anna von Hemen was fr.El first of currently four aenerations to start uct a promising family .)!Illness tradition. 1f'&o.e who knew Aru1a \on Hemert would best de9mbe her as bemg ~passionate about design as she was abmn life. up to ,. .. . ' . 1 the business moved to Orange County. Ted's on Barry lat- er came into the business. Barry and his wife Sue later traveled to Europe and tarted importing exquisite hand c rafted furniture As the busines grew, Barry and Sue's three children inherently follwed in the family's footsteps. Through the von Hemert family's relentless de\'o- tion and passion towards the family busine , the tradition is sure to continue for generations to come! , ~···-...,.......·~ Embassy with gold en ts Jeff co ' ...