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Home My WebLink About2000-03-16 - Orange Coast Pilotr -. . • --.... ,_ • I SERVING THE NEWPORT -W£SA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 / 1HURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2000 I .. ·Sometimes, ·even _pOlitic~clnS change Joseph N. Bell 1HE IEU. CURVE Online 'books' haverwsou4 but rock music isn't all bad S ome years ago, we remodeled our bouse, adding a second-story bedroom atop our garage. The centerpiece of this room is a floor-to-ceiling_ built-in bookcase that is the first thing I see when I wake up each morning. Almost every day, I lay in bed for a few minutes wanning myself before this bookcase. It's jammed with books, put there in no orderly fash- ion but demanding to be read. There are many l have never read and probably never will, but I will always bask in their presence alone. Books have two quite dif- ferent and inde- pendent functions in my life. First, of course, is the knowl- edge, the beauty, the excite- I'm not sure at what point it I i~ally got through to m e that we were not seeing the musical "Chicago," but rather a rock group of the same ment, the name. enlight- enment, the sheer pleasure to be found in their printed words. But almost as important to me is their physical presence. That's why I'm grateful for new books, even though there are a dozen on my nightstand I've not yet begun -and God knows how many stuffed in our bookcas- es. The new books enrich my life by just being there. I can pick them up. riffle their pages, smell them, wonder what lies in store. caress them. Thls is the function of books that seems to be lost to the new generations of com- puter addicts. You can read a book on a screen, but you can't touch its soul. These thoughts come to mind because of a mailing I received the other day push- ing something called the INET Library, modestly referred to as •Resource Center to the World." The press release goes on to say: SEE BELL PAGE A9 I ~....... • County Supervisor . Jim Silva is experiencing deja vu as his constituents appear to stand on opposing sides of Measure F debate. Jenifer R~land DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Orange Coun- ty Supervisor Jim Silva 'is finding bimsell in a familiar, though per- haps uncomfortable, situation: He is at odds with public opinion. Early in his politicdl career m A CLOSE SHAVE NEWS ANALYSIS Huntington Beach, the then-city councilman faced a tough dilemma -continue support for a controver- sial beachfront development or switch his long-standing position after a citywide vote made 1l clear that the project wasn't wanted m Surf City. Defying conventional wisdom, he became the swing vote lo kill the plan. The vote stunned Silva's sup- porters and critics alike. Now that Measure F has passed in a landslide victory -and m tus O\'ln district by as much as 59°,..., - will Silva waver and become the swing vote to doom any change for an El Toro airport? The quJck answer 1s no, he won't. Al least not now. Nearly nine years ago, as a oty councilman in Huntington Beach, he was on the verge of a cntical vote on the controvemal Pierside Village project -a proposal to build a $20-milhon restaurant com- plex on the beach near Mam Street. The project was so haled by the city's residents that it sparked an Int· PHOlOS B'I' TA'l'A KASHU8A I OAJ.'T ~OT llOYE Peggysu.e Janka, of the Fine Une Salon, laughs after • Josephine Renforth realizes he Is going to have to cancel her haircut appoinbnenl Renforth had her head shaved at Orange Coast College lo Costa M esa as part of Cancer Awareness Day. Donations for haircuts and head shaves will be given to cancer r esearch. IT lift Janica shaves OCC student Rob Ruiz's head. Chamber poll raises Greenlight's ire •Members of th~.slow-growth group say questions asked of 600 city residents spread inaccurate information. Noakl Schwartz DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -The group that drafted the so-called Greenlight initiative, which will appear on the November ballot, labeled the Chamber or Com- merce's information-gathering efforts as •dirty campaigning/ But with another eight months to go before the election, Cham- ber president Richard Luehrs insists that the organization is simply trying to shape its opposi- tion. The chamber and a committee of other unidenWied members commissioned Research Data Design, a national polling compa- ny based in Oregon, to call 600 Newport re 1dents and ask them quesbons about the measure. Greenltght members, however, say many of the questions were aimed at ·push polling" residents mto voting against the initiative. Paul Kranhold, a spokesman for the Irvine Co., would not com- ment on whether the company was involved in the poll, refemng all questions to the chamber. SEE POLL PAGE A9 COst.a Mesa woman bugged by traveling swann of bees • Residenis should have the insects killed before they colonize near or in their homes, expe says. aa•ww•••t DMvPLoT COSTA MBSA -She returned to her IOG'I home from lhoppAng 1\aelday to ftnd • small, black cloud ftoettng above tbe awing Mt Ip the beckyard. • Af'9r • elmer look. Lavell Kiah, Wbo II tt111mg tram South Carolina, ... 1r •• tllie cloud was llCtUaDy a .-o1 ..... •Jt was quiet an hour later,• she said, sale behind the sealed wm- dows of her son's lutchen ·aut then l noticed a big, brown cluster on the hibiscus tree outside.· The menacing clWJ)p was still there Wednesday. Kish said she called a bee exter- • minator Tuesday, who told her the bees would move along In a matter of days. David Marder, a Laguna BMch bee remover ~traded by the dty to remove swarms from public areas, Nkl the tree ii JUlt a ..t stop {n a long journey for tbe bees. At tbil time of year, heel are on a.._ for • cool. dark pllc.'e tlO ..... ·we·n Md .-1 ralna, teol we're going to have a nice rrugra- llon, • Marder said. •'Jbe leoder bees decide to land on the tree and the others follow. It's best to ~ them when they lend.• Otherwise, Marder said, they might build a honeycomb in the walls of homes. And then it can be tough to get them out. Alricanized honeybees, which Marder said are abUndant m Costa MeN, are very tenttorial. He sakl they'll protect an VM ., '8rge u lOO yards around their hive. He could not C.'Ollflrm u tbe beet ln Kilb'I ~ were AfricaDbed honeJ1>••· But ~ ~ .... Afl1canbed ~ ....... ...,. • ·Idler bee , • aren't any more dangerous than the more coouoon European honeybees. ·They're not like the media por~ tra~ them,· Mattler said. •As long as the resident ta1les care of them nght away, they have nothing to worry about.· But that's no conso1aboh lor Kilb. who squished a rogue bee that bed Oown mto the kitchen: • 1 wilb tbey:d go away: Marder wged people With . bee problems. to call Ut-.nted bee- removal lpedelltl only. ..,,. ii • Job .. 1Xot.l"1>Mli,. ........ tiative dnve, Measure C, whJch passed in November 1990 with nearly 75% of the vote. The ballot measure-a rust.ant cousm to Mea- sure F -required a rna1onty vote by residents before anyUung could be built on oty beaches or m ocy parks. At the tune, the Huntington Beach City Counal had d solJd four-member, pro-development majonty, of wtuch Silva was a leader. In July 1991. the fate of Pierside Village came down to a fmal, dramatic vote. Yes or no. Approve the lease for the beach- SEE SILVA PAGE AB hvine seeks accord with Newport on El Toro •With the fe ud over Measure F in the past, Irvine officials want to plow common ground with Newport Beach. Kristiane M. Ridgway DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH ReneWtng its pronuse to push for pennanent fbght lmuts at John Wayne Airport, lrvme City Counnl members Tue - day mvited the city to JOLn them m battling the propo ed El Toro mtemational dUpOrt •for sue years, th.Ls lS ue has d.Jvtded neighbor agam t neighbor, commuruty agamst commuruty. • said ~ tayor Chnshna Shea "It's ume for a new duectlon • Newport Beach and lrvme have been at odds for years over the reuse of El Toro Newport Beach oty ofhoals belJeve an rurport at the for- mer El Toro Manne Corps AJr Station will spare its residents added fughts at John Wayne Airport lrvme wants neither the El ·Toro airport nor an expanded John Wayne, mce both fao.bties sit on lrvme· borders. Newport Beach City Man- ager Homer Bludau mdlcated that there could be room tor an accord. "The City CounoJ is inter- ested m protecting John Wayne long-term,• he said ·1 Uunk anything that moves us ' m that duecbon would be welcome: But Newport Beach Mayor John Noyes, who was unaware Wedne day of Irvine's ge ture, wa more ru- curnspect, reframrng from comment unb.l he heclJ'S from oty ofhoals personally. •1 wtll debate it with them,· he rud "Not through SEE IRVINE PAGE A9 11111 QAWflDS ___ ,_ .. OtMan.. IS MllOOI . All Mlllnm ___ _..... SO(llY __ 10 5"115 11 •••• °"""* Schei tllli# .,.,. info Cite~ ,. .. .w...,. biMHnlM~MdlM CJNtlld Sii•., -JIDl't ~~-·--........ ,. .. A2 Thursday, Morch 16, 2000 .. . WORKING . . '11 llllF' . . .. Chamber Hall of Fame awards presented today The cam Mel.a a... o1 eomm.ce and South Co.st Meitro ~ wll sw-wt ..., Hiii ol ,.,. ~it.a morning lit The Wlldr'I South C.omt ...... The 8W9f'ds wll be ....... to wiNw'I In ttn. ~ w..wna the ~ of lnclvicWI AcNeii•ment 1s 6*y Glay of er.,.. "'* Ciloup. • longtltt• eutomo- blle Industry~- The Corpor.ce Recogi lltion ""-d wtll go to o.vld PW.tis, pNSjdent and gerwal maNglt of MGE UflS Daily Pilot .-, :•11,1L' . bidden . LJl.:)Cover . .. treasures at thrift shop T he Corona del Mar Discovery Shop has recently received some oversized art pieces for large homes. •we had the most beauti- ful 8-by-5 beveled gold f1a.nJe mirror donated -the designer mirror costs over $3,000, • said manager Glo- ria Godfrey. "Our sale price is only $750. We're having a winter 50% clearance sale on all furniture and paint- ings, all geared to large estates'• Godfrey also said. the store is in the process of remodeling and all of its glass jewelry display cases are for sale. The Discovery Shop is a great place to ~hop to find deals on jewelry, furniture. art, home accessories and clothing. It's alsO a major source of income for the Ametican Cancer Society. Greer Wylder BEST BUYS Popular labels on sale include Christine Albers, Emil Ruttenberg, Votro Nim and more. Merchandise is marked down 50% to 75%. The clothing boutique is making room for the ship- ment of spring mercbanClise. It's at 1<124 Bayside Drive in Newport Beach. Call (949) 719-9360. Pete Carmichael The shop's mission is to gein- erate income for research,' t local educational programs, patient serviees and to aid in the fight again.st cancer. It's at 2600 E. Coast Highway in Corona del Mar. Plums Cafe & Catering is now open. It's been closed for some time for expanding and remodeling. The new Plwns offers more, including a new bakery and cappucci- no bar. And the cafe will serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. A new executive chef, Matthew Fitzgibbons, ' has created a new menu. Some old favorites on the menu remain. like shirred eggs, hazelnut pancakes, Mlmon bash and winter spinach salad. There is a · great selection of beers and Northwestern wines. Of course, Plums still does catering and event planning services. It's open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., and breakfast is served all day on the week- ends -from 8 a.m. to 4 T.J. Man 'N More recently recejved a wide selection of rlew handbags starting as low as $19.99. There are lots of styles, from casual to dress, of popular name brands. It's at 2300 Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa. Call (949) 574-9058. Providing some direction at John Wayne Airport Pavtuons in Newport Beach has all kinds of spe- cialty items for St. Patrick's Day. There is Boar's Head corned beef, Brookfield corned beef brisket, Irish Swiss cheese, cabbage, Malarkey's Wild Irish ale, and Bushmllls Irish whiskey, Ballets Irish Cream, St. Patrick's Day cupcakes and I.risb soda bread. If you have a Pavilions club card (called a ValuePlus card), you'll get extra savings on the holiday items. If you don't have a ValuePlus card, It's. easy to get one. There's a short application to fill out and you'll get savings immedi- ately. Pavilions is at 1000 Bayside Drive in Newport Beach, and at 3433 Via Udo. HE IS The man on the ground. baggage. They clean the plane interi- ors. They operate the pushback -the vehicle that helps the planes move KNOWING WHEN TO STOP away from the terminal. When Alaska . Airlines Flight 426, At John Wayne Airport, Carmichael a.rrMng from Seattle, touches down at is in charge of everything ATS does. J ol\n WayPe Airport, Pe te Carmichael is "When I started in 1990, I was a reg- standing on the tarmac, a plastic, flores-u1ar ramp service employee ,• cent orange guidance wand in each _ Carmichael says, hollering over the hand. ' ambient noise on the tarmac. "I made : The Boeing 737-700. its engines $5 an hour.• screaming, taxis slowly toward Gate 10, Though he never finished college, and Carmichael waves the wands like a Carmichael had a knack for working maestro conducting a particularly. deaf-with the planes. He advanced, and ening orchestra. today his title is •station manager." He The wind from the engine blast has more than 30 employees to oversee, blows his hair around. The smell of hot profit and loss statements to worry rubber and engine fuel fills the air. a bout, and people to train. Carmichael raises the wands directly And when the planes come rolling in, over his head and brings them slowly he's out there . together. He's telling the pilot of the massive plane, who can't see where his front wheel is, when to stop. That's what Carmichael and his fel- low employees at Airport Terminal Ser· vices do. They stop b{g airplanes, 19 times a day. HOUfRINGON THE TARMAC That isn't all they do, though. Airport Terminal Services is responsible for pro- viding a whole battery of services for Alaska ancJ..:rwA. They load and unload UNDER THE SIGN OF THE ESKIMO As the Eskimo on the 737's vertical stabilizer smiles benignly from above, ATS employees scurry to minister to the plane. The average flight is only in the gate between 32 and 36 minutes, and there's a Jot to do during that time. Carmichael, earplugs poking out of his ears and a high-visibility orange safety vest flapping around on his chest, hooks the pushbaclc" up to the airplane so it will be ready to depart, and plugs an external power cable into an outlet BUSINESS BRIEFS on the Boein~'s nose. Other employees are throWing lug- gage onto the belt loader and securing the webbing that holds the cargo secure in the belly of the plane. Carmichael says he never stops thinking about the importance of the job be and bis staff perform. Too much can go wrong if the weight in the plane isn't properly distributed. •'J'be first thing I think of,• when he bears about a plane accident, "is where did that plane come from? Who loaded that airplane? Was it all done properly?• THE WINGWAUCER In no time at all, the plane is ready to bead back out. Carmichael takes the position of· •wingwalker," pacing along at the tip of the right wing, as Alaska Airlines Flight 499, departing to Seattle, is backed out to the runway. He holds his guidance wands in an "L • shape. The plane executes a slow, massive 90-degree tum. It taxis away, lost in a shimmer of heat. And Carmichael walks back to the terminal, a man hoping he's just done eve rything right. -Story by Alex Coolman; Photo by 5Nr'I HHler p.m. on Saturday, and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday. Plums Cafe & Catering is at 369 E. 17th St. in Costa Mesa. Call (949) 548-PLUM. Von Hemert lnterton is having its 80th anniversary sale through Sunday. The Costa Mesa showroom is tilled with European furni- ture and top-quality furni- ture lines, including Hickory White, Jeffco, Maitland Other Irish specialty foods can be found at Celesttno's Quality Meats, 270 East 17th St., Costa Mesa. St. Patrick's Day spe- cials include Kelly green pesto at $4.99 per pound, lamb stew al $4 .99 per pound, beef briskets at $3.99 per pound, corned beef at $4.99 per pound, and deli-cooked comeQ beef at $5.99 per pound. Call (949) 642-7191. Smith, Karges, Leatherc:raft, See'• Candles is also in Baker, Henredon and more. OQ st. Patrick's Day specials. During the sale, all home They're oUering a See's furnishings are reduced Potato made of divinity, wal- 20% to -40%, including spe-nuts, chocolate, cinnamon, TriZetto offers WellMed access dat orders. Von Hemert also,.. and cocoa powder. The delivers all in-stock furni-ture. It's at 1595 Newport potatoes are 52·20 apiece, and kids will love them. Blvd. in Costa Mesa. The See's has locations in Coro- The Ne wport Beach-based TriZet- to G roup, a company that provides Inte rnet-enabled application ser- vices to the health care industry, bas announced it wUI begin connecting its ~lients to the online risk assess- ment a nd health management tools of WellMed, Inc. TriZetto has arranged to let its clients use WellMed's online services on a fee-per-use basis, an option that will allow clients to access a wider range o( useful health care informa- tion than had previously been avail- able. Gail Knopf, senior vice president Dail')Eilot READERS HQIUME or ~•ltr1tl Mtelrl Qt\ be (949) 642-6086 ~ wMhoul wrm.n ,,.,. ~~comments about ~ownlf. the Piiot Of news tips. HOW IQ llUC.H US VOLM. N0.65 AQDM$$ CINMlllllDn ~ Our .ctdrftl Is 330 w. 8.y St.. The llma 0r-. County ~ Mes-. CA 92627. (IOO> 252-914' Tl«IMAI K. -··-COIUCDONS MuaMi.,, ""*-It Is the f'tlot'5 potky to prompt• Clllllfled M2·5'71 ~D&JamM), =r')M2-4)2t fdkor ly CDfr-t ... '"°"of~- ... 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CMlt l .... wc,a A ~l"'-r phone worth S 150 WM stolen from I c.r In the HOO b4ock the ..,.,... of Mlrch. 2. •.. ISM C... ...... A putM,.,... lb can-· tMtta .... StO .... "°"" from ........... '" h -blodl MuaM I _;..I p.a._. 1. .. Doily Pilot City keeps control of Balboa Yacht Basin •Newport council votes against letting outside operator run the ports. No.eel Schwartz DAILY PILOT I NEWPORT BEACH -The City Council ·on Tuesday decided k> continue Qperating the Balboa Yacht Basin even after hearing a persuasive pre- sentation by the Bellport Group, which wants to run the marina .. In a 5-2 vote, with council f members Gary Adams and Nonna Glover voting in favor of hiring Bellport, the majority decided that it needed to keep control of one of the last dty- operat.ed ports. Despite Bellport's presenta- tion that indicated it would be more -cost~ffective than the city, residents argued that they preferred Newport as their landlord. Adams said the dty should give Bellport a try. •The water is filthy,• ' Glover said, adding that Bell- port might do a better job of keeping it clean. In the end, however, the two council members were in the minority. · . ·ordinarily, I would go with outsourcing," said Coun- cilman 'Tom Thomson. •But I really think this is our one foothold in the bay.• .•. In other matters, the City Council decided to hire an economic analyst to review proposals for the Marinapark area. Staff members received eight different proposals for the coveted Balboa Peninsula site. They ranged from bou- tique hotels to building a Can- nery Row-type community. Thur1doy, Morch 16, 2000 AS llEWPORT·MESA SCHOOL BOARD WRIP·UP ....... EDUCATION . I WllAT IAPPEllED: Monique v... ZMbroedl was appointed principal of Newport Coast Elementary School. . best for the children," Zee- broedc said of the Newport Coast PTA. WHAT HAPPElllD: The school board agreed to dr•ft a letter to the Newport Beach City Council voicing its support for the proposed Newport Beach Arts and Edu- cation Center. WHAT It MElllS: WHAJ/ IT MEANS: Zeebroeck ~~'/ · The board is will begin her 1 o simply letting duties as princi-I'. • .the council pal of the neW ;-know that they elementary · · · · • would like to school April 3. see the city She will begin preparing for move ahead with the project. the school's opening this fall. That will mean helping par-WHAT THEY SAID: ents tackle some of the d iffi- cult issues they have been fac- ing, including potential traffic troubles at the school site. WHAT THEY SAID: •It's great to see a parent group so involved and con- cerned about what will be •This center would be invaluable to the children, H said school board member Serene Stokes. WHAT HAPPENED: The board discussed putting more emphasis on the U.S. Constitution in • I "II •ludenta pul as much creativity into U.e community aervice a• they do lnlo theae lonna, tM whole communJty wouJd benelJt. • -o.we.I ....... on new high tchool-a>mrnUNty _.. .-... tion requirements. which were~. Inds,..._.• *"'f fl/I a student logging '~ senrice houn for hetping loM • _. for a ski trip. eighth-grade hi~ory class. School board members Judy Fr~ and Wendy Leece previously aSl<ed the school district to increase the focus • on the subject and create a special test that all students would be required to pass. After reviewing the new history book and wor1cbook that students will use next year, the board agreed to hold off further discussion to see how the new material works out. No vote. WHAT IT MEANS: School board members did not feel the subject was being covered adequately in the past. Leece and Franco would like to see Newport- Mesa adopt a model similar to Santa Ana· schools, where if students do not 'pass a U.S. Constitution test, they are not · promoted to the ninth grade. WHAT THEY SAID: "A part of what we do is create good citizens and this ·Will help us do that.· Franco said. FYI NEXT MEETING March 28, 7 p.m., District Education Center, 2895-A Bear St., Costa Mesa. •Why do I drive past three marinas and pay half to two- lhirds more than other mari- nas?• said boat owner Tom Murphy. •Because of the charisma of Newport Beach. Please don't rock the boat.• Staff members estimate the work could be-completed in two months and be available for the May 23 council meet- ing. Councilman Ridgeway also suggested legally forcing the state Lands Commission to ' make a final decision on the '-------------------------------------------- The popular marina is 100% leased out and there is a 20-year waiting list, said Councilinan Tod Ridgeway, who voted in favor or keeping it city-operated. Local boat owners feared that with lhird- party management, the high stanqards of operation would decline. However, council membe~ Norma Glover and Gary FOi THE RECORD An article in Wednesday's Daily Pilot listing Newport Beech police officers who received awards at a cere- mony Tuesday incorrectly id~ntified the gender of one possible uses of the property. Finally, the council appoint- ed a task force consisting of Adams, Ridgeway and Jan Debay to look into finding more affordable housing for the city. While Newport has adequate upper income hous- ing, the city falls short in terms of regional affordable housing requirements. Over the next year, the task force will consult with proper- ty owners and developers about building more lower- mcome housing. of the recipients. Jamye Rogers, employed as an animal control officer, is a woman. The annual awards ceremony is sponsored by the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. Two Locations & Twice the Selection Oran/Jt County s 'l{Jwtst Souru for Contemporary !Jlomt 1"umisfiinas & >ta.t.ssoriu ( -( .. &.J () ~ ~ 6902 Edinga Avenue • Huntington Beach (71~) 596-5321 (LocAnD tGT 10 EDO DlllGW<X>IND Of Got.omf....., 1800 Ncwpon 8oulMrd . Com Mesa (949) '4M87~ -llOCll-•llldccidhlMGI \I I \ \ ) \ \' 1. I' ' I \ ' Masterlif1· Laminate· Flooring As Iowas ( A4 1hunday. Mardl 16, 2000 · Raising. money .. 6ati run You ragged 0..tt.Goulet DAllY P!t.oT Pink-faced children puffed around the field Wednesday at Califor- nia Elementary School in an effort to raise funds to pay for their school's science pro- gram. It is the height of spnng fund-raising season and if schools haven't already done a spirit run or jog-a-thon. they probably have one planned. At California, the annual JOg-a-thon event is -the school's biggest money mak- er. paying for students' weekly soence progTam - including the teacher's salary. Califomia Elementary's annual jog-<Hhon tund--raiaet keeps s.cJtool's science prog-,pm up and running. Last year, the students jogged $16,000 into the bank. This year. the goal was set at $25,000, Ary said, Each student was. respon- sible for going to family. friends and neighbors to get sponsors. "I did 42 laps,· said Kelly Ryan proudly. "You just get a lot of exercise. It's fun to get extra exercise.• tion hit the pavement as well, in an effort to get corporate sponson for the event. Cor- porate donations were made in increments of Sl 00, $250 and $500, Ary sai~" Every student in the school -and even some who are not yet enrolled yet -participated in the event. Running alongside 5- year-old CaiWan Roche, clutching her stuffed Oa.lma- ti.a.n, was Caitlain~-year old sister Julie. "I'm gonna do four [laps),• she said, holding up four small fingen. Julie pro- ceeded to outrun half of her sister's kindergarten class. Also there to encourage students were Estancia High School football players. who were hailed by students as heroes. · Daily Pilot ·It pays for all the teacher's lesson planning, all the supplies that they have -everything.· said Pat Ary, co-president of the California Education Foundation. ·Any additional money pays to enhance our computer lab.• Students were given 30 minutes to do as many laps as they could, while parents stood by to record their efforts. "We're doing a jog-a-thon and I'm gonna do a thousand million (laps).• said 5-year- old Kylee Stone. •1t•s basically pretty cool running with the kids,• said Robert Arroyo, a sophomore. "When they're tired and stuff, it's fun to get them to keep running.• BRIAN f'Oe(J()A I DAl.Y Pl.OT CaWornJa Elementary fourth-grader Bulmaro Contreras Jr. receives a hug from Estancia football player Jeremy Valdes after finishing bJs 30-mlnute run during Wednesday's jog- a-thon. The event raised money for the school's science and technology programs .. Just in case Kylee fell . •short of her goal. the founda-If it seems like the jogging fun is over, thing again. Still to come this year are Mariners Elementary's Olympics-themed jog-a-thon May J2; Killybrooke Ele- mentary's jog-a-thon April 7; a new carnival fund-raiser at Kaiser Elementary oo April 7; and a jog-a-thon at Adams Elementary on an undeter- mined date. All the jog-a-lhons and fund-raisers are put on by school PTAs to provide spe- cial programs for students. I I I I I ~•~· . Citytopay . . ~ $10Kin ,....,fai ,_, SAT ,_, Tl11 Bod BuVTY Supply la SAloN J69 E. 17Tl1 ST. 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The city o~N rt Beach will pay $10, o an Orange County deputy ·ct attor- ney who allege police used excessive force in an incident at a ~ two years ago. The settlement was reached just before the civll trial was scheduled to begin. Prosecutor Edward Flores c)aims he was assaulted by · N~~ort Beach, p olice beCause he is Latino. Flores was walking behind a while, female prosecutor on Newport Boulevard on Aug. 14, 1998, when two police officers approached him. reportedly on suspicion of public drunkenness. One of the officers said be would be placed under arrest. Flores, who admitted he had been drinking, didn't immediately comply ~bile olficers tried to put handCuffs on him. Flores said he was put in a choke hold and doused with pepper spray. Flores initially sought $600,000 for false arrest, civil rights violations and exces- sive force. In the end, the 35- year-old prosecutor settled on a lesser amount. Attorney Peter Ferguson, who represented the city, believed the officers would have prevailed if the jury heard all of the evidence. He said the outcome was good for both the police depart- ment and the district attor· ney's office. "They will continue to have a good working rela- tionship with each other,• be said. -Greg Rlsllng Daity Pilot Feilistein pays rare visit to Costa Mesa • Senator makes pitch for education reform and gun control. Greg Rl1llng DAILY PILOT ·/ 'Y .. I COSTA MESA -Sen. Dianne Feinstein on Wednesday brought her blended agenda of strict gun control, education reform and maintained health care to the Double- tree Hotel, speaking to more than 250 business and civic leatlers. Wearing a bright blue dress, the 66-year-old elected official was the f~atured speaker at the luncheon. Her, appearance was just as much pomp and cir- cumstance as it was part or herdrlve tobereelectedto the U.S. Senate. Feinstein is seeking a second term and will face Rep. Tom Campbell (R-San Jose) in the November election. Although Orange County is primarily GOP country, many attendees were pleased Feinstein made an appearance. ·1 think people in Orange County are con- cerned with the welfare or the state and that is what her message today was about,• said Costa Mesa Councilwoman Linda Dixon. ·Tue county is pretty mixed bag when it comes to politics. There are a lot of Republicans here today.• Her 30-minute speech touched on many subjects, including the county's con- tribution to the booming economy. Sbe praised Orange County business- es for contributing to one of the nation's lowest unemployment rates-2.5 %-today. "The county has been very active in productivity and growth,• sh e said. ·0ne would have to say something good is hap- pening right now.• Feinstein's approval of the nation's economic sta- tus echoed similar state· ments made by fellow Democrat and President Bill Clinton. She believes the economic hub has shifted from the traditional businesses back East to the rapidly growing .high- tech companies en the Pacific Rim. However, Feinstein warned less attention should Lie paid to stock quotes than what matters the most . "Our economy should be measured on the edu- cation of our children, ' quality of our teachers and the al)ility of citizens to access health care,• she said. Feinstein said vast improvements were need- ed in educetion. Worried that California bas fallen behind the pack when it comes to test scores, she called for more remedial education and better salaries for teachers. She proposed a program where teachers would receive a $60,000 salary after spending six to eight years in the classroom. ·we can't keep losing good teachen to adminis- trative jobs or to bigh- tecb, • she added. "You have to make the salary good enough IO they don't leave.• Feinstein'• apparent pauion is pusing gun coolrol legillatkn She bas introduced .• b1ll that would ~t the ... tnmlf• or po 1111 kll'I of an ... ult WMpClll. Sbe Mid legillaton haw nK'8lved 1-vy .,.._.... from gun manufacturen lbe labeled .. •vk:kJla lobbytla .• Nmt* allO atbd tbe , women to eftlndenm to join the •MillkJll Mom March• on May 14 in Waebington. D.C. Orga· .... hope .... march wlD llDd a llranG • 11111 1o Cangrw atioul approv· .......... ..._. ..... ............. •.r•oat ..... ... ....... ,,, ... 09tt C1I .. Thursday, Morch 16, 2000 AS Newport librarY series focuses on China • Orville Schell will delve into the complex relationship between ijle country and the United States. Alex Coolmain DAILY PILOT Orville Schell wants to alienate China. But he doesn't want to alienate it too much -just enough to keep the pressure on its leadership. "H we always did what China wanted,· said Schell, who will speak at the New- port Beach Public Library on Friday evetl.ing and Saturday afternoon, •we would find ourselves frequently having to back track. They them- selves backtrack.• Sche ll, the 59-year,old dean of UC Berkeley's Grad- uate School of Journalism and the author of several books on China, is the sec- ond speaker in the library's Martin W. Witte Distin- guished Speakers Lecture Series, which, began in Feb- ruary. He pla.ns to give a talk titled "China: Friend or Foe?" But speaking from his Berkeley office on a recent morning, Schell made it clear that China can't be neatly .. categorized under one or the has occu- other of thofe terms. pied since At times, in fact, Schell's 1949 and approach to the subject whlch has sounds almost psychoanalyt-become a ic in its complexity. To the sort of extent that China is a friend cause cPle- to the United States, Schell brc> for seems to view it as a friend American with some s~rious personality musicians problems. and movie "China's bellicose posture stars, Schell grows out of its insecurity, Orville Schell, sounds us and grows out 'Of its historical enthusiastic sense of inferiority,• Schell about lhe whole thing as a pd.J'- said. "It's a very dangerous ent watching a sondbox squab- place from whk h to operate. ble. People who are consta ntly ... "I don't think there's any imagining slights and that more reasonable and humane people are impugning them and earnest adversary in the often do self,destructive world than the Dalai lama,• things.· · Schell said. •tr you can't work Schell regards China's pol-with the DaJdi lamd, there's icy on Taiwan, which involves something senously wrong. badgering it to surrender its "China should consider quasi-autonomous status, as itself lucky to have a problem essentially "self-defeating.• with a man such as that on As for the controversy sur-the other side. Try working roWlding Tibet, which China with Slobodan Milosevic. Try Saddam Hussein.• nbet is much on Schell's mind lately because he ts about to release a book with Henry Holt, • Vutual Tibet,• which discusses the West's fascination with that region. For many Americans, . Schell said, the idea of Tibet has take n on a sort of metaphorical significance as a symbol .of purity. The reality of the place, however, has lit- tle to do with these rarefied notions. Man y people, Schell said, idealize Tibet as a place of unspoiled beauty and inno- cence. •Even lf such a place does- n't exist, we'd like to believe it did. nus has been one function of libel as an imag, ined place,· he sdid. The Chinese, meanwhile, have their own ideas about what the "place means, ideas that focus more on Commu- nism's heroic breakdown of Tibet's feudal SOCJetal truc- ture. The tragedy for the nbetan people, he said, is that they are "trapped between these two 1deahza- tions. Tibet is almost mciden- tal in these clashing mytholo- gies.· Moving beyond the stale-., mate will require changing some . attitudes, Schefl • believes, and he argues that China needs to be the one to change. His slightly J><1rer>t1l tone returns as he outlinP .. tus the, ory of the ideal solulton •What about the Chmese? Do they want Uus? 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His wish was to make sure the children and staff were safe at school. nus was his primary concern." Rapp also leaves behind scores of bereaved co-work- ers and students, such as Richard Rapp Tony Corrado, 11, who described Rapp as the friend be never had. "My brother was in bis class," Corrado recalled. "I've been here since kindergarten. One time I fell and he asked, 'Are you all right?' I said yes. That's bow we became mends. It's sad that he 'died, but now he's with God.• Teacher Jim Skefich taught in the classroom next to Rapp's. "I've worked with him for 30 years,• Skefich said. "I remem- ber his loyalty as a teacher and a friend. Normally, he was always concerned about the other person. l:lis memozy will never be forgotten.• Rapp, who taught third grade, was diagnosed with an • S•R.'11C• • SP••a • l.UXURV r--1••111•11--, I $501=1= I I I I Adult/RT Fare I I <Mon-nu on1V> wllh coupon I L---!.ICP~~----' • Dally Service • . •Reservations Required • 949/673-5245 CATALINA PASSENGER SERVICE, INC. WWW.CATAUNAINFO.COM ···-·-· .... 2 ----· 7 9 2 7 • Owr 6, cha ......... C'Gmplm Bak Savk:e • Owr 10 cha ...... al Pay-Per-View mavla • •5 CD-qaallty, awe •dal m --channm • lntmacdft OIHCftm ....... aaAm • 18 5aaDI al Pr•••·· Mnltt unusually aggrelllve fmm of proltate cancer in June. He bad been oo ie.ve ldnoe October. Tuan welled in the eyes of . Towne lbadenta u bil ~ wos annotmced. Specialists with the Loe Angeles School t>istrict't Crisis Gardner ....... to Paalartno lludentl Mouttbe landulen- IAlll ol wrtUng during bis Wednetday vlslt to the ICbooJ. tion Unit were on band~ vide counseling and comfort'. Towne teachen wq 19fv- en a memo to read :i&oud. "Mr. Rapp will al~i\-J be remembered for ijiS love and dedication to,lt hildren, • it~ read in pa.rt. Rapp•s death comes nearly four months after the death of Towne student Gabriela Rios, wbo was 6 years old when she lost her battle with cancer. She died Nov. 12 at her home less than a mile from Towne. 'Stone Fox' author PHOTO BY BRJAN POBlJOA I DAILY PILOT Towne parents, teachers and others are awaiting the • • . fu ~::ti1n~ 0~0~ev=~vir~::i~t~ msprres ture hazards at the school, across . writers the street from Victoria Golf Co~, which sits on an old • Paularino students . landfill and has been found to ino, and this year was no Gardner even left a list of exception. 10 publishers and told stu-be emitting potentially dan-were captivated by gerous gases. th . , , Students could barely con-dents to keep writing and tain their excitement as they submitting their samples if prepared to meet the author they wanted to have their sto-In particular, many wonder e stones of children s if there is a link between the author John Reynolds deaths of Rapp and Gabriela Wednesda.y. ry published someday. and the instances of cancer Gardner. But students expecting a "Dr. Seuss sent out his firs• run-of-the-mill lecture were book 27 times before it was in for a big surprise,. when published and he had to w&t Gardner explained what until about his third book made them enjoy stories and · before he became the illustra- movies and how they could tor,• he said. and other illnesses among the 14 cu"rrent and former Towne D..tte Goulet employees who have come DAILY PILOT forward since the state launched its investigation. Several of Towne's 535 Stu- dents have also complained of migraine headaches, rash- es and asthma. The tests. conducted between November and Janu- ary by a company called rrr Corp., included gathering samples of soil, soil gas and ground water from various sections of the Towne campus. Officials with the state Department of Toxic Sub- stance Control are still evalu- ating the results, which will be formally released at a pub- lic meeting that has been postponed until April. Children's author John Reynolds Gardner captivated his young audience at Paulari- no Elementary School on Wednesday morning by telling them bow they could become published writers, too. "He was funny,• said 9- year~ Cristina Gallardo. "He talked to us about how it could be easier to write stories.• The students had just fin- ished reading Gardner's first and best-selling book, "Stone F<;>x. • the story of a young boy who, with the help of bis dog Searchlight, overcomes impossible odds to save his grandfather's farm. The book has always been a favorite for students, said Pat Insley, principal at Paular- create them. Gardner shared with stu· "There are three basic dents his own personal strug- ingredients that make a book gles, to which many of them interesting -want, struggle could re late. and surprise,• he said. •And Students' ears perked up a movie is just another way of as they heard that one of their telling a story.• favorite authors was a terrible All three are essential, he speller who didn't like to read told them, and the more a as a child. character has to struggle, the Gardner encouraged each better the book is. child to keep writing and draw- Instead of focusing solely ing -no matter what anyone on his books, Gardner related • said. Maybe if teachers praised his points to a wide range of children's ideas, instead of aiti- stories and movies so that cizing their spelling and grarn- every child had a point of ref-mar, ~re children wowp like erence. Examples ranged to write, he said. from William Shakespeare's "We go where the classic "Romeo and Julier to applause is,• he said . 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The event is $12 if Cruising ~ a Twenty-Poot paid in advance or $17 at · Bo~t. •The event tqes place the poor. For more informa-at 7 p.m . at the Lido Island tion, call {714) 885-9090. Clubhouse, 710 Via Lido Soud, Newport Beach. Cost The Career Network meet-is $5. For more information, ing at St. Andrew's Presby-u {949) 675 4-406 terian Church for the unem-ca -· ployed will feature Jacque- line Coudray of Matthew Ryan & Associates, who will speak on "Critical Commu- nication Skills.• The meet- ing runs from 7 :30 to 9 p.m. at the church, 600 St. Andrew's Road, Newport Beach. For more informa- tion, call (949) 574-2239. .. Hoag Health Center will present a ·talk by Peri Gunay, Hoag Hospital pediatrician, who will speak on attention deficit disorder from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The health center is at 1190 Baker St., Costa Mesa. For reservations, call (800) 514-HOAG. The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce ·will hold its Hall of Fame Awards presenta- tion from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 :45 p.m. at the Westin South Coast Plaza, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. Tickets are $30. For more informa- tion, call (714) 885-9090 The 552 Club Bllutsh Com- mittee will' hold its Tag & The AnU-DefamaUon League and the Orange County chapter of the lnter- nationa.l Assn. of Jewish Lawyers and Jurists will pre- sent a debate at Whittier Law School from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. on the topic "The Con- stitutionality of Student Initi- ated Prayers in the Public Schools: How Should the Supreme Court Rule in San- ta Fe Independent School District v. Doe." John C . Eastman, professor of consti- tutional law at Chapman Law School, will debate Judge Bruce J . Einhorn, senior immigration judge for Los Angeles. The debate will be in Room I of the law school, 3333 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call (714) 979-4733. FRIDAY. Whittler Law School .will hold its annual law sympo- sium, "Intellectual Property on the Pacific Rim: Asia Latin America and the Unit- The feet are the foundation of your body, and can often cause BACK, KNEE and HIP pain. Pain is your body's way of indicating something is wroog .. Dr. Vthioen can help relieve pain-through non sargical methods. • Bunion corredioo-No bospUaliu tioo • Ingrown toenails BEST an Victoria Seitz, author of "Your Executive Image," will give a free lecture titled "International Savvy for Busi- nessmen and Women" a t 3 p.m. Saturday at Borders Books, Music and Cafe. The store ts at 3333 Bear SL, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-7854. ed States,• starting at 9:45 a.m. The school is at 3333 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 444-4141. The Orange County Fair- grounds will hold a craft show featuring a raffle for an Amish q uilt, from noon to 8 p.m. Admission to the craft show is free. The fair- grounds are at 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Raffle tickets are $2. For more informa- tion, call (323) 462-2424. Borders Books, Music and Cafe will host Victoria Seitz, author of "Power Dressing• and "Your Exec- utive Image,~ who will dis- cuss ·Using Your Image in Marketing Yofuself" at 8 a.m . The store is at 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-7854. The Oruge County Fair- grounds will host the Costa Mesa antique show and sale from 10 a.m. to 1 p .m. Fri- day and Saturday and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $6. The fair- grounds are at 88 Fair Dri- ve, Costa Mesa'. For more informati6n, call (760) 943- 7500. SATURDAY The Ce>sta Mesa lfJst orlcal Society will hold an open house from 10 a .m. to 3 p .m. The event will feature his- torical displays such as handmade dolls, antique irons and more. The Histori- cal Society is at 1870 Ana- heim St., Costa . Mesa. For more information, call (949) 631-5918. The Alibelmer's Assn. will hold a seminar titled "Every- thing You Need ~Know About Your Home· 9 to 11 a .in. at Edw s Big Newport Theater. 300 New- port Center Drive, Newport Beach. The seminar, which will cover home modifica- tion, home safety and reverse mortgages. is free, ana materials and refresh- ments will be provided. For reservations, call (800) 660- 1993, ext. 40. Thursday, March 16, 2000 A 7 Tbe Pow Seasons Hotel will offer a course titled •Tue ABCs Qf Table Man- ners• from 10:30 a.m. to 1 :30 p .m . with etiquette expert Theresa Thomas. The $105 course for chil- dren 8 to 12 will cover 'nap- kin and utensil placement, posture, the nuances of eat- ing soup and more. Four Seasons is at 690 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beacti. For more infoana-· tion, call (949) 759-0808. The Boy Scouts Sea B&se will hold New Crew Orientation Days starting. at 9:30 a.m. Saturday and Sunday for vol- unteers intetested in working as qew members on The Argus, a 95-year-old tall ship. Crew leaders help lead edu- cational sailing trips for Boy Scouts. Volunteers do not need sailing experience. The Sea Base is at 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 642-5031. . The Sherman Library & Gardens will host an early morning program titled "Fabulous Fuchsias" start- ing at 9:30 a.m . Jane Deem- ing, owner of Friends Fuch- sias, will speak . The event is free and open to the public. For more information, call (949) 673-2261. SABATINO'S Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way• Newport Beach Please call for hours, directions & reservations. : (949) 723-0621 : • New treatment for fungus nails • Spedalizina in the trabntat of atbldic & sports Injuries• Utilizing new computeriz.ed foot analysis •Diabetic Footcare and Evatudoa Benefiting Orangewood Children's Foundation //,, /,.,./ (,1111rl ( ,,,,.,u111111·111 \torr" ·' . Make 11 Jifferntce in the lift of 11 tlaerving chi/J! • ~ ~. •• J"'I• • ""\.I • .... 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Americans is rich with unfilled promise,• Cox said in a sta tement. "The United States must pursue policies that help the Russian people consolidate democracy, peace, and a free market. Such a policy is in the com- mon interest of both nations.# Given the economic tur- moil and its bloody war with Chechnyan separatists, Rus- sia has had a difficult time converting from Commu- nism to a democratic state. The a nnouncement comes two weeks before presiden- tial elections are scheduled to take place in Russia. After Chrisco~ Boris Yeltsin stepped aside _at the beginning of the year, Vladimir Putin bas acted as Russian president. Cox bas visited Russia several times and met with Yeltsin in 1991. He hopes · some of the same principles evident in the United States ca.n be applied in· Russia as well. "For Ru5sia to prosper as a nation, the people or Rus- sia must prosper,• he said. "The United States has been fortunate to develop an environment in which pros- perity can be achieved. We ougpt to do everything we can to help the Russian peo- ple enjoy similar opportuni- ties.· I _J Gr.g Risling SILVA CONTINUED FROM A 1 front land -and tben face a cftywide vote -or reject the development oui!hl After a len y public bearing came e deciding moment. And Silva, expect-, ed to vote •yes• along with bis pro-qrowth colleagues, surprisingly switched his stance and cast a •no• vote. •Some of the business leaders were s~ at the decision,• said Huntington Beach Councilman • Peter Green, who also opposed Pierside Village. •1 see noth- ing wrong with a person changing his mind. In fact, I respected Jim for that.• After the vote, Silva explained that with Measure C, the populous bad spoken. At the time, he quoted his favorite president, Abraham Lincoln. •Elected officials are to do for the citizens what they cannot do for themselves in · their own individual capaci- ty,· he said. Fast-forward one decade. Silva, now a veteran county supervisor, is one of a three- mernber pro-El Toro majority on the board. A few yea.rs ago, most of Silva's district also favored a second county airport at El Toro. But now, things are differ- ent. Measure F, the initiative floated by South County activists trying to derail the airport plan, passed last week by nearly a 2-to-1 mar- gin. According to a Times O~ange County analysis, e..ien in Silva's district-nor- mally neutral territory on the airport debete -voten over- whelmingly favor~ the measure. Measure F was defeated narrowll in only one of his district 1 cities - Costa Meu voted it down by 51 % -according to the analysis. Still, Silva is hanging tough for an airport at El Toro. •1 think the voice of the voters is very ~portant and I will support Measure P, • be said last week. "But I think you have to consider that this makes the third vote, Cllld it's not the last vote.• He 'also said he can't be sure Measure F's victory means the majority of resi- dents don't want the airport at El Toro. ·r voted against the Pier- side Village project because I felt a majority of people did- n't want it. In this case, it's not clear,• Silva said. "Even the supporters of Measure F admit this bad more to do with the public's voice in the planning process than in approval of jails or airports.· But Silva has not proposed any changes to the airport planning process, either. Immediately following the vote, he and board chairman Chuck Smith said publicly that they must continue to move forward and that the results of Measure F "won 't affect an airport at El Toro." When questioned about his statement, Silva respond- ed, "What do you suggest I do?" With Measure A -the 1994 initiative that started the airport planning process -still in effect, he said his hands are tied. AD American J'•mlJ~ Operated Buaineaa Since 1983 ft•m:~!~!~YS !!':'' for 47 7 eara 'lr1e1 LIFETIME ORANGE COUNTY EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR OUARAITEE CARPET .OF LIFETIME GUARANTEE CARPET $199 Llfttl• St1l1 W1tt11ty SQ. Llfttl•t ~tit W1tr11ty "· llietl•• e,. •••• ,,, • ., INSTALLED Llfttl•t Fa•• W1tr11ty WOOL BERBER CARPET $24'~: INSTALLED 4000 STORE BUYINC PO WER C1r,!t Ct-qr n1 W1rl•'• L1r911t C1rp1t R1t1ll1r IF YOU'RE NOT BUYING FROM US YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FREE I ' ., . . . Making matters more complicated, one area of his district, Costa Mesa, supports the airport plan, albeit nar- rowly. And while Newport Beach ls outside of his dis- trict, the bulk of the dona- tions from his 1998 campaign against Huntington Beach Coundlman Dave Sullivan came from Newport Beach pro-airport' forces. Silva will · be up for reelection in 2002. · As for what be should do next, South Count}( officials have some ideas. •Anything cah be fixed, but the county has to change the way it does business and start telling the truth,• said Meg Waters, spokeswoman for the El Toro Reuse Plan- ning Authority. "The process can't be fixed with more PR.# She added that Measure A doesn't require the county to approve a bad airport plan, which is what she con- tends has been.done. Leonard Kranser, who helped lead the campaign for Measure F, said the coun- ty paid for its past mistakes when the initiative won its landslide victory last week. And rather than simply dis- miss the loss, county officials ought to find the lesson, be Sa.id. "Everything they have done has been politically motivated, without regard to legitimate concerns of the surrounging community,• Kranser said. "Silva's up for reelection in two yea.rs and I think he would do well to go with his constituents on this issue,· he added. Mark Petracca, chairman of the political science department at UC lrvine, said Silva's situation goes to an inherent contradiction in democratic theory. "The contradiction is between the expectation that leaders will follow and the expectation that leaders will lead," he said. "The question is, under what con- ditions are leaders more Doily Pilot likely to follow, and under what conditions will the public expect their leaders to lead? · •lllis could very well be a rare opportunity for Silva to behave like a statesman and provide leadership for the boa.rd, driven by an Qver- whelming expres5ion of con- stituent support for Measure P. Silva doesn't have to be a weather vane. This was not a public opinion poll. Th.is was an election. • But Bruce Nestande, pres- ident of Citizens for Jobs & . the Economy, which spear- • headed the •No on p• cam- paign, maintains that Silva should stand by his position on the airport. "Measure F, regardless of what the anti-airport people want to claim at this point, was not a clear referendum against the airport,• Nes- tande said. "People bad a smorgasbord of issu es on which to vote. How one could conclude that this is an anti-airport vote mystifies me.· He added that anti-airport forces admitted publicly they crafted Measure F in order to gain more supp6rt in North County, where voters may not have turned down another initiative strictly on the airport. "They chose not to make it just an up or down on the airport, and now that tney won, they are saying that 11 was all about the airport,· he said. ·1 don't accept that and I don't th.iok Jim Silva will accept that.• To that, Kranser said If Measure F wasn't about El Toro, then was it just a com'l ddence that Newport Beach -clearly the most pro-El Toro area in the county - was also the city that most soundly defeated the mea- sure? As the debate rages on, Waters suggested Silva take this piece or advice from h1s favorite president: •As long as g overnment tells the truth, the country is safe.• OSTA MEsA IAsE Including Collections of Antique Irons, Handmade Dolls, Indian Pottery and Other Artifacts FREE Admission & Refreshments , J COSTA MESA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 1870 Anaheim St. (Near Lions' Pm) 9491631 ·1 .. •' Daily Pilot BELL ed to listen. CONTINUED 'FROM A 1 The first thing to come very clear was the remark- able musicianship 'of the sev- en memben of the group. I •fNET Ubrary is like having have no idea where "Chica-an entire public library at · go• falls in the lexicon of home.• . rock eminence, but they bad This idea depressed me a full house that was with considerably, despite the fact them all tl:ie way -includ- that a very large part of my ing me by the en4 of the working life is spent in evening. research, and l'.m perfectly I bad enormous trouble aware of the reach of the with the wlume -which I Internet in tracking down , will never quite und$"Stand information quickly and effi-and will probably produce cienUy -providing, of several generations of deaf course, you know how to people -and I was indiffer- work these suc.\ters. ent to the vocals which tend- But the thought of a com-ed to be shouted rather than puter replacing a public sung. library somehow catches for But the rest of it I liked me the loss of grace in our better and better as the society. evening progressed. And I Wandering the stacks in a was already converted library, feeling the books before they came out for while you look for the one their first encore and you want is a visceral, sen-damned if they didn't play sual experience that no "In the Mood.• amount of machines can They managed to make a ever replace. horn, a saxophone and a When talk at dinner par-trombone sound like the ties turns to breathless new whole brass section in the technology and I express Glenn Miller Band. And they these feelings, I'm quite transported me back to the aware that I come on as a Paramount Theater in Fort fossil, resistant to change Wayne, Ind., where we and progress. It isn't true, danced in the aisles while but I can't help that. I don't the Miller band played four- resist the change. I'm just a-day in between movies. not ready to see it push So I guess we all simply aside the graceful amenities have to dance to our own that enrich our lives. druminer. Music, especially, puts me ----------- to the test. Last Friday, my wife called me from work, exdt- ed. She told me that she had just been given two tickets to "Chicago• at the Perform- ing Arts Center and we could have a free night on the town. I was disappointed with the production of "Chicago" we had seen in London and wanted very much to see it with better dancers. So we went off enthusiastically to see the show. Even went out to dinner first. We got there early to study the Playbill, and I sensed that the audience was not the usual crowd I see at the Performing Arts Center. Lots of sweatshirts and short skirts. Then I settled in to read the Playbill and ooukln't find the cast notes or breakdown of musical numbers. I remember telling my wife that it was the first time I'd ever seen the members of a pit orchestra recognized by name in the program. All the while, I was conscious that the curtain was up and a good deal of what looked like machinery was visible in the shadows at the rear of the stage. I'm not sure at what point it finally got through to me that we were not seeing the musical ·crucago, • but rather a rock group of the same name. My wife, who is much younger, should have known better and didn't. I was trapped in dead center of the theater and faced with an indefinite peri· od of rock music. It didn't help that the man sitting next to us said there would be no intermission. I was wearing my hearing aids, and the first blast from the stage sent a lightning bolt through my bead. By the time I got the hearing aids off, I was afraid my head would be coming off, too. But then I knew there was no way out, and I decid- • JOSEPH N. llEU. is a Santa Ana Heights resident. His column runs Thursdays. No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper IN... ot Fns Daily Pil IRVINE CONTINUED FROM A 1 Orange County 'cities with a majority of voters opposed to the ballot initiative. Newport has already joined two pro-air- port groups in challengihg the the neWllpaper. • measure in court. Irvine's public invitation to But Irvine officials, in trying Newport Beach, described by to recruit Newport to their Shea as an "olive branch,• anti-airport cause, point out came a week after voters over-that Measure r is also whelming approved an initia-designed to safeguard against tive aimed at preventing an any expansion of John Wayne airport at El Toro. The measure Aiiport -physical OT opera- calls for a two-thirds majority tional. approval in a countywide vote Under an agreement set to before any expansion or con-expire in 2005, ~ohn Wa~e struction of an airport; toxic · Airport is subject to time and landfill or jail near homes. noise restrictions and may not Newport Beach a.nd Costa serve more than 8.4 million Mesa were the only two annual passengers per year. POLL of people to vote a certain way by using two or three loaded questions. A legitimate poll, CONTINUED FROM A 1 intended to survey a limited -group of· 400 to 600 people, Residents who responded have involve many more ques- to the poll said they were on tions. the phone for about 20 min-"11lis doesn't mean certain utes, answering what seemed people wouldn't try to twist it like an endless list of ques-to their advantage and point tions. At about $21 per person, the finger and say •push the poll probably cost about poll,•' Adler said. $12,000, according to repre-Still, several respondents sentatives at Research Data said some of the questions Desigrl. were misleading. Based on this inf9rmation, "They were loaded ques- Long Beach-based political tions, •said Bany Allen, a Har- consultant Jeff Adler said the bor View Hills Homeowners calls probably weren't intend-Assn. board member. adding ed to push poll. Adler that he was told that Green- explained that push polling is light had a retroactive clause a technique to coerce masses that would require votes on 95~ Mattress Outlet Sto BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa l'le5il One INoc.k Soutll ol 405 l'Wy (714) 545-7168 . . ~ lrvine has funneled more than SS million into its El Toro war chest City officials are hoping to annex the former base and replace t1:}e county's airwrt plan with their own Millennium Plan, which calls for parks, homee and business- es. A heated public discussion at Tuesday's meeting proved that the animosity between the two sides of the airport debate is still olive. A Santa Ana Heights resi-. dent Tuesday berated, Irvine council members ·for not embracing his aiternate El Toro runV<ay design, which would send planes over large- home remodeling, whlth isn't 100% accurate. Other respondents, includ- ing City Manager Homer Blu- dau, said that most of ques- tions were legitimate. •Tue thing took like 20 minutes,· he said. "The ques- tions seemed legitimate. 'f¥!Y were just trying to get a sense of how people fell about Greenlight. • Luehrs said the chamber would release the questions and results of the poll next week. The Protect From Traffic and Density initiative proposes to give residents the final say on major developments after the proposal has gone through the Planning Commission and Thursday, Morch ,16, 2000 A9 1y undeveloped Janel. ln a· brochure, RusseJ.l Niewiarow5ki singled out Irvine Mayor Shea, accusmg her of • prid~. ·deceit and hypocrtsy• for squandering money on "her self-centered Millennium Plan and cam- paign to kill El Toro.• Council membe?S reacted angrily, pointing out what they called fallacies with his argu- ment and denying the charges. Niewiarowski continued to· spar with sliea, but dismissed him9elf from the courldl cham· bers as the mayor called fur the . Sergeant of Arms to remove him. ; • City Council. The 9,000 voters who sign~ the petition to put the measure on the ballot are hoping it will slow growth and curb traffic. A citywide vote would be triggered if the development required a major General Plan amendment. The added expense and uncertainty of a political cam- paign in an akeady costly and time-consw:ning planning process are the reasons the Irvine Co. cited for pulling its Newport Center development proposal in January. Luehr$ said he is worried that even more proposals will be withdrawn and halt the city's growth. RAPID AND SAFE WEICHT LOSS! ). iJ. . . -· • 't 1:· .. l , . tr<·-._·: __ j Using Human Chonogonadorropin Hormone (hcg) along wirh our diet and nutritional guidance to I~ weight ARl YOU A VICTIM OF AGING ... 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The Assistance League is the longest-serving charitable organization in the Newport-Mesa community. Three major events are slated for the month. First, the Assisteens Auxiliary of the Newport-Mesa League is will throw a major fashion show al Bloomingdale's Fashion Island on March 26. The auxiliary will call the presentation ·A Star Is Born,• fitting since the show will de but on Oscar nigh~. The stars of the Assistance League runway will be good-looking kids from local schools who have volun- teered to model Blooming- dale's fashions on be half of the Assistance League . Funds raised will benefit Assistance League programs. The event is in the capa- ble hands of chairs J ulie DID and Terry Duffield, with the B.W. Cook tHECROWD buster events are planned to honor the league on its spe- dal day ol recognition. An annivenary luncbenn it planned Jor an expected 600 guestsattheNewportBeach Marriott Hotel and Tennis Club. The event wW feature guest speaker Jalle·NIXoa EIMDbower. and funds raised wW benefit the Assis-,1) tance League's Children's · Dental Healtb dmter, The., Scholarship Program, Opera- all-important fashion coordi-tion School Bell and Kids On The Block. nation being handled with The afternoon with style by the sister act of Nixon-Eisenhower is being beauties Jlobln Sanden and Janet Terrell. By the way, produced by the Las Rein.as they are both even more and Vlrgtnla Cuti• auxil- beauti.ful on-the inside. iaries of the league. Bloomies General Manag-Throughout the evening, a er Kathryn McDonnell and gala black-tie ball will unfold her staff members ChrlltlDa in the spectacular ocean- Cox and Sarah Davenport view ballroom of the new are pulling out all stops to Clubhouse at Pelican Hill. make the evening extra spe-Organizers are calling the rial. And to add to the first-fest the "Diamond Jubilee class presentation, The Ritz, Ball,• and they are expecting The Four Seasons, Pasta Bra-· a chic gathering of 250 locals vo, El Torito Grill and Haa-in black tie to dance the gen Dazs ice cream will night away in honor of the underwrite the food. Assistance League. Good food, great fashion, For more information on super kids -what more both the luncheon and the could you ask? Tickets are ball, call Mary Fox at (949) available . Call Sani Luebke ' 644 2482. a t (949) 721-5758 for more • information. . Tonight, two very ~cial On March 31, two block- events unfold for very good • causes. In Costa Mesa, ntfany and Co. at South Coast Plaza opens its doors after hours. to support the Art Institute of Southern Califor- nia as the 26th annual "Col- or 11. Orange" juried student art -exrubit goes on display. ntfany and Co. has par- ticipated in the judging for nearly the past decade. The company, known for design and artistry, is proud to award the ninth annual ntfany Selection Award in the •three-dimension• cate- gory of offerings. ntfany's Todd Manglaflco will judge for the company, with winning compositions being showcased in the store windows at South Coast Plaza through the end of March. All participating stu- tLUTIIERAN CHURCH OF THE MAsTER MORNING PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM Enrolling Now • Christian Instruction • Dcvdopmenul Program • Hands on Craft Activities •Phonics .... r • Computer Instruction .._. ... ._ • Before/ After School Care Available 8130 AM to 1 h30 AM Ages 3 to 5 years 2900 Pacific View Drive Corona dcl Ma_r, California 92625 (949) 759-1146 dent artists come from area public and private ecbooll, ranging from kiDdergart8D to 12th grade. The in-store cocktail reception wW honor students, teachers and local patrom of the Art Institute. • On the water in Newport Beach, elegant bolteSI , ........ SegelltrOID opens her bayfront estate to wel· come patrons supporting the Southern California Chil· dren's Chorus. The sunset cocldail recep- tion on her waterfront ter- race is expected to attract several hundred locals in support of the music pro- grams of the chorus and the excellent social and commu- nity skills instilled in the musical participants as well. A sunset wine tasting will be featured, with proceeds from the $45 per peniOD ticket benefiting the chorus. Segerstrom's daughter, SDdy Segentrom Dulell, will join her mother for the reception in honor of her daughter, a member of the chorus. A musical performance by the group is set for 7 p.m. For last-minute ticket informa- tion, and for more back· ground on the dlorus, please call publicist MdeJlne Zuck- erman at (949) 476-9009. · • a.w. COOK'S column appHrS ~Thursday and Saturday. Specia l Showing of V.C. Torias The Spring/Summer Collections Modeli ng & Refreshments Saturday, March 18th ARM9IRE CORONA DEL MAR PLAZA (next b Brillo/ Fonm MatlcetJ 840 ~vocado Newport Beach (949) 644 -9888 Foot-Joy ,, ...... 8alpll Lauea Mare la . 80. DWrtektea Jude latleek DATEBOOK Thursday, Morch 16, 2000 All 'Skip' is a heartwarmer; 'Ge:ite' is <!-wfullY devilish • mnaa·s NOn: The ""' Critics cOlumn ffftures moYle altlques ~by community members wvtng on our panel. Take family to see 'My Dog Skip' I f as a child you had a dog that you shared all your secrets, desires 8Jld ' . adventures with, then you Will love the new movie "My Dog Skip.• Set in the small town of Yazoo, Miss., this film is based on author and editor of Harper's magazine William IHI Morris.' CRITICS me11:1~- ters on young Willie (Frankie Muniz), an only child with few friends, no athletic abili- ty and a penchant for the unmanly bobby of reading. As Willie turns 9 his mother (Diane Lane) decides be · needs a friend apd no greater friend is there than a dog. His father (Kevin Bacon) disagrees. He feels Willie is too young and vulnerable to take care of a dog. Mom gets her way, though, and a . scruffy furba.ll named Skip . The Great .-Outdoors Avoiloble in Bronze f inish VoriOIJJ Size1 Hodson Lighting Qvallt;y Liclni.,_ s.~. ror 30 Yu.n Open Tues.-Frl . 9-5, Sat. 9-4 1510 Newport Blvd .• Costa Mm enters the household. Skip pro- vides Willie the compan- ionship he craves, and soon the two are known through-Heidi -Bressler out tl\e town. With Skip as his pal, Willie grows from a lonely, frightened young boy to a confident college-bound young man. While watching this movie I couldn't help but think of my own childhood dog, Ben. He did no tricks, we had no adventures, he wasn't good-looking or very smart, but when It came to telling him secrets he was the best. Always available, always loyal, he always looked like he understood everything I was saying. I wouldn't have traded him for the world. Having that in my back- ground, l enjoyed this movie. Sure.it's overly sentimental and predictable, but it's also one that you can take the whole family to. If you are ready for a sim- pie story with a· simple mes- sage, see "My Dog Skip." • HEIDI IMSSLB. lS, is • Nintyl- ist and a Costa Mesa resident. Full of cliches, 'Gate' should stay shut D , evtl movies. ' Some films of this genre have scared th~ bejesus out of me. Straight-up satanic fliCks like "The Exorcist" or "The • Ome11" left me supremely ·creeped out. Heck, even "Rosemary's Baby," Roman Polanski's first foray into Old Scratch's sulfuric world, was spooky. But the pacing of "The Ninth Gate," Polanski's newest trip down Beelzebub Boulevard, made runnin' with the devil an extremely blase experience and not very scary. Based on the literary thriller "El Club Dumas" by Spanish writer Arturo Perez- Reverte, "The Ninth Gate" stars Johnny Depp as Dean Corse, an unscrupulous but accomplished book dealer with a talent for tracking down and rinding very old and rare books. The gist of the story is that Corse is hired by Boris Spactous, cc.an -studio with full range or specialized epparmus Internationally aoc~ leecher 1ra1n1ng oert1flca11on progrwn Balkin (Frank Langella), a wealthy and well-known book collector, to find two of only three copies of an anti- quated book called •Tue Nine Gates of the Kingdom of the Shadows.• Reputedly penned by Lucifer himself, the book was transJated in 1666 by Aristede Torchia, who was subsequently burned at the stake as a heretic. Under dubious circumstances, Balkan has acquired a copy of the books and believes that two of the three are fakes. He alsp believes that the authentic book will give the owner the power to raise Satan himself. Corse's investigations take ., Mb1d rw!Ollllrled ,,.....,. flll9C:tllr ,...~ 20,..,..~. ' On unter Conditioning www.onoenterconddJonlng.com '85 Elle 171'1 Str9ll SUie 650 Com MIA. CA 92627 • T. 19491642-6970 F (9491642-8139 E-l'llllil. 01 icenlt10ta1111llllltntl Gary Sbandllng, Annette Bening andJobn Goo4tman star ln •What Planet are You From1'" him to Europe, where be meets Liana Telfer (Lena Olin), the wife of the former owner of the book now belonging to Balkin, and she desperately wants to reclaim it. She also heads a secret society devoted to Torchia 's memory and satanic worship. Corse then meets both owners of the other two books, who suddenly die vio- lently. Finally, he keeps crossing paths with a beauti- ruI (of course), mysterious young woman, who comes to his rescue on several occa- sions and is one-heU-.of-a- guardian angel (if you get my point). Not a total loss, the movie is visually appealing and Richard Brunette what dramabc. well-craft- ed, the books dnd sets are regal and elegant, there are a few 'humoroU!> moment!i in the film, and the . ~ overall Ieel is ominous and some- But at two hours and 13 minutes, ·Tue Ninth Gate· had about eight gates too many, and the ending left me totally frustrated. Rated R for some violence and sexuality, on the Brunettt scale of •pay full price.· "bciJ gain matinee,• "video rentctl "wait for cable" or "I'd ratht:'r suffer the fires or eternal damnation than watch tllli> film again,· I'd choose for Old Nick to fire up the coals 'cause I'm on the l'ughway to hell (I should have known drl) movie with a rhyming catch phrase ad as stupid as • Lt>aw the Unknown Alone" would be lame). • IUOIAJto BRUN£Tn, 36, IS a recreation supervisor wrth the c1!)' of Costa Mesa and a Costa Mesa resident. NURSE ON CALL How do you know when to go co 'the Emergency Room? Should you go to the Emergency Room? 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Allpost no profanity? You all know what that means: A thinking man's film. Uh-oh. And I dropped . $4.50 at the Edwards on Adams -which has a little shrine in front mourning its apparent eminent demise - on this dog. "Mission to Mars" suffers from the same terminal dis- ease common to all preten- tious science-fiction flicks. Dialogue. Mouths open. Words are emitted and IQs drop like the thermometer on a winter's day in Nome. • MTM" is as stoopid as a film can be. Stooping barely, just barely, above the high standards set by "The Post- man,· • MTM" bases its entire premise on that famous photo sent in 1976 of the •face H on Mars. Of course this face, which was thought to be a face, was found not to be a face, but is resurrected in "MTM " as now a face covered by dirt. This'll keep the •Allen Autopsy" wackos filled with conspiracy ammo for years. And what inhabits this face? Loud noises, strange vibrations and the Sandman: nus ambulato- ry sandstorm takes affront a t the invadeis from Earth and, stealing the sandstonn effect from "The Mummy,• attacks the poor innocent little earthlings like a Hoo11er Along the way, the rescue ship gets punc- tured by space junk, loses its fuel, blows an engine. or two and casts the·crew out into "Are you thinking the same thing I am?" "It's nev- er been ou.t of my mind." "We're not leaving '?\ we find out.• And, of course, the classics: "It's no use• and •1 wn not losing you.• the void, where one of 'em burns up in Mars' atmosphere like a for- gotten tater tot in an overheated oven. Even the wrist-o-matic computers on on steroids. Sucking them all up but one, a rescue mission is launched from Earth to retrieve the lone survivor · who is now nuttier than an airline snack. Our multi-cultural, multi, ethnic, multi-marginally tal- ented crew of meatballs and mumblers heads off to the great partiluly unknown, a flight costing billions and bil- lions to save one dude. Sure doesn 't save the movie. Powering this space ship is unquestionably the worst dialogue ever written for a major motion picture. We get pearls of wisdumb like this: "Have a great ride.•, "Deal.• the astronauts' anns flash amazing bits of triteness, such as "insufficient fuel· and •point of no return." Along the way, the rescue ship gets punctured by space junk, loses its fuel, blows an ~ngine or two and casts the "Crew out into the void, where one of 'em bums up in Mars' atmosphere like a forgotten · tater tot in an overheated oven. These strangers in a strange land safely1and after subjecting us to yet more inane conversations and we're stuck with the rest of the movie. "MTM" swipes a lot of marginal inspiration, hack- neyed dialogue-and dull spe- .. CRYSTAL CAVE SPECIAL l't·STOll£ ~ by~Orea' T4D'UC ~ TMCkr6....._ Lecture: frl .. March 17 Work.shop: Sat.. March 18 Readings: Sun .• March 19 Psychic Readings (call store for appointment) ·Tarot . • Script Channeling • Astrology • HandwrltJng Analysis 8~1 Ba':!~~~!_:.~ta Mesa 71 4'7 54e l lS l dal effects from that former classic, "2001: A Space Odyssey." Pop that sucker in your VCR and see if you can actually do two things: 1) sit through the entire film, and • 2} not laugh at it. Aged bad- ly, ~t has. .. Once upon the Red Plan- et, surrounded by product placements for Pennzoil and Dr. Pepper, our explorers are soon to have a Close Encounter of the Tedious Kind. They figger out the clue of the face, the face opens, and wbadda ya know -it's like the museum at the Palomar Observatory, only a lot older and a whole lot less interesting. Some alien (they all look the same) pops up, explains the mysteries of the universe and the origin of life, drags out an overlong movie, and sets up the most idiotic. moronic, pathetic ending of a movie you'll ever see. It gets no worse than this. Sappier than a Vermont maple, •Mission to Mars" is in desperate need of a."Star Wars'l -style Death Star to put Mars out of its misery. • IA«l..E DON reviews ·e • movies and cheesy rpuslcal acts for the Dal· ly Pilot. You can read\ him via e- mail at real/ybMlwritingOaol.com . _..._MUSIC OCC wQI p1918Dt a amcert celebrating the legacy and traditlm• of Vietnamele cu1tUra at '1 p.m. Priday. Tbe c:oncert wtJ1 fMture mmlc. folk IODgl, daDce and falhloo. 1\dtee. .... S1 to S10. OCC ii at 2701 Pmmew lloed, Costa Mesa. for more informa- tion, call (714) .C32-5764. SOFA IONG. INSTAGON. FRAUD The AAA Electra 99 Muse- wn and Gallery will bold a show with music by Sola King, Imtagon, Fraud, The Clams and othen slalting al 9 p.m. Priday. 1lckets are S2 to SS. Tbe gallery ii al 4320 Campus Drive, Suite 110, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 833-7718. ARTHUR ABADI Fifteen-year-old pianist Arthur Abadi will perform at Harbor Chrt$ttan Church at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Member donations are $25, general donations are $30. For more Jnfonnatton, call (949) 548-6900. BIG IAND JAZZ. A pair of jazz big bands will be in the spotlight at 2 p.m. Sunday in OCC's Rabbitt Insurance Agency Al1l'O • HOMEOWNERS • HEALTH 40 Yt-ars In Busintss .. ~-::,· _ .... ...,_ ... -.. ./ r' .~ 949-631-7740 ... Old Ntwpart BW. • Ntwpart Bada (Neu HMg Hoepi..i) STAIS OP ... c:w.111' occ presents Stan of the lrilh Cabalet. Ireland's most popular traditional cabaret ~~a 8 p.m. March 25. are S25 to 133. occ1'·• 2101 FalrvieW RoMl, CQ8ta • Mesa. for more Informa- tion, call (114) 432-5880. TONY MARnNA llARIARA MCNAlt OCC preeents a coucert by Tony Martin and Barbara McNair along wi&b clar- inetist Henry Cu.ta ud the Lawrence Welk Tulevi- sion Alumni Orchestra at .C p.m. Marcil 26. ncketa are $25 to $33. OCC ii at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. for more informa- tion, call (114) 432-5880. VOlaSOF THE Ml.LENNIUM The Wllliam Hall Muter Chorale presents "Voices of the Millennium" concert at 4 p.m. March 26. The con- cert. to be held at St. Andrew's J>resbytertan Church, 600 St. Andrew's Road, Newport Beach. will feature work.I by Palestri- na, Bach, Handel and oth- ers. ncteta are 515 to $CO. for more information. call (714) 556-6262. ZAHER FALi.AHi, CPA 28 yrs. exp . J\cctg .• ~udics, 'faxes 15% discount to C M Residents (714) 5464272 · 'J might even be his flvorite daughter-in-la\v.'' 1 , ·1 /l h ' l I __ .. ......,., ... ~ ... ---.... --...... , ,., ..... lfl ........ ..., ..... how n. , .. ..... It ,.. -. __, ... llO llftew ...,. It. L-. en to 2 2 _ .......... .a.a. ' So whit do you give the man who has everything? A tr1nsponder, of course. l<Alren Turner, 1vld F1sTr1k"" commuter, thought this unl.que gift ~uld tM lde•I for her father·ln·law, OeEst1n, who drives from Riverside to Mission Viejo every S1turd1y to witch her son pl1y footb1ll. Sffms Dftstan's now as big 1 fan of l<Alren's. as he Is his grandson, Dftst1n. Colt ftK mor. lnfomtotlon, or ro .. " your FosTrolr• account owr t~ phone wlr#t o crHlt ·cord. Or ~lslt 04lr wft> sir. or www•rtst«M. 1-~378-TRAK (8725) Daily Pilot . . .. Thursday, Morch 16, 2000 Al3 DATEBOOK Young playwright, ~ast uphold Irish theater tradition ach culture, it seems, is distinguished to an extent that borders on stereotype -FrenQi cuisine, Swiss precision, J~panese technology. What the Irish have contribu~ most notably thr0\191' the genera· tions is dramatic literature. South.Coast Repertory has been Ulls area·~ primary Theater REVIEW show- case for plays by authors from the Emerald lsle, from George Bernard Shaw (10 produc- tions) through contempo- raries like Brian Friel (•Oancing•at Lughnasa•). To this list now must be added the name of Martin McDon- agh. · McDonagb, only in his mid-20s, already has an impressive body of work to his credit, including the com- pelling play currently on· SCR's Second Stage, "The Beauty Queen of Leenane. • Even more impressive is how a male playwright of his ten- der years could create such an arresting story of a woman in her 70s and her frustrated daughter, a 40· year-old spinster. The relationship between 729-1144 . these two, intensified by ·\ director Andrew J. RoblnSon, is fraught with hostility and resentment. The da~\lter, Maureen, who hasn'.I been with a man in ag~s (iS reduced to the rol~of a ser- vant by her .surlr contrary mother, Mag, )r\th hardly any relief in sight. j ' Relief, ,,)l welco~e .As the· reliet, ... browbeaten daughter, Heather Ehlers delivers a brilliant performance, nuanced with the shadings of her cont licting emotions. comes in the form of a hand- some for- mer neighbor, retiiming to say goodbye to friends and faml- ly before"'- setting off to America. But can Maureen cut the cord and escape her servitude without taking drastic measures? As the browbeaten daughter, Heather .Ehlers delivers a brilliant perfor- mance, nuanced with the shadings of her conflicting emotions. Her antagonistic attitude toward her mother is 0pm "'6i/y _fr.m 7:()() A.N. IO J,<()() P.M. 0pee.,.....,.. .... for 41aaer eeani-s April 1. /JJI llM• a.7 DriH • N,,,,,.,, &rich Off )1nd•rr' RHll • 0111 •w• ""' •/ PCH m 'THE BEAUTY QUEEN OF LEENANE' •WHERE: South Coast Repertory's Second Stage. 655 Town Center . Drive, Costa Mesa •WHEN: Tuesdays through Fri- days at 7:45 p.m., Satur- days and Sundays at '1. and 7:45 p.m. through April 9 •HOW MUCH: $2~5 general irritant. Rob King makes this role a strong comic;-reliet device, especial- ly when called upon to express impatience. Set designer Michael Devine -a veteran of the early days of SCR on 'the . Newport. Beach waterfront.- has created d beautilully detailed picture of rural J squalor highlighted by clouds o~rhead. The radio broadca5ts, which..add an authentic touch, are well chosen by Justus Matthews.' McDonagh has incorpo- rated myriad elements of background, including the increasingly crucial issue of Maureen's mental state, into his well-structured tale, which balances its vitnol with generous patches of hlfl.!lOr. • PHONE: (714) 708- 5555 ' ScanWy clad Heather Ehlen charms nm Murphy as her charac- ter's mother (ADn Gee Byrd) grimaces ln "The Beauty Queen of Leenane" on the Second Stage of SouUi Coast Repertory. Director Robinson brings the two women into frighten- ing focus as their story plays out to a startling climax when Maureen finally gets her Irish up. harsh yet tinted with humor, and she transforms hersell effortlessly from haggard lackey to provocative charmer. equally mesmerizing. Byrd is particularly effective in bringing her audience in almost as consultants to her duplicity. Ann Gee Byrd as the crotchety mother has less dimension in her character, but her portrayal of the insufferable old biddy is The strapping neighbor, Pato, who cautiously charms Maureen, is done with rich authentic flavor by Tim Mur- phy, and well it shouJd be • &ALLOON9 • PAJCTY GooDS RandyJ.Plerce,CPA ceftifted public accountant tu plannlns, prepuaUon & advice free 111juaJ consuhauoo and price quote free electronic filing no hidden charges evenlna & weekend appomtmcnts at yoor home Of office 1a11or d1scounts honest. hardworking and affonlab~ 949-653-1040 •HELIUM TANK RENTALS •CUSTOM Gt FT WRAPPING MIJY your /rleh ..-kt1t1p emllln' all day lortfl Hap~ St. fatrfc;~ Oay • • • • ' • :. t • • • I I , " i •. 4 I • ~ • -... .,. • ~ • • • • .\ ~ • r 4 WE DELIVER ,.. ShW """*"" •tet our ,,.,_,staff capture that .,.a.I moment" Ma.S. MC. OUD SUNDAYS 270 E. 17th St., Com Mesa (949) 722-1803 OPEN HOUSE Saturday March 181h tOAM-3 PM Costa Mesa Historical Society the RISTO SANTA STA MEsA BAsE Including Collections of Antique Irons, Handmade Dolls, Indian Pottery and 0 r Anifacts FREE Admission & ~ents COSTA MESA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 1870 Anaheim St. (Near Lions' Park) 9491631 8 since Murphy is a native lrishman with extensive experience in the Irish the- ater. Murphy treads lightly into the romance but brings a heartfelt dimension of hon- esty. The play's fourth charac- ter, Palo's brother Ray, is a petulant kid who serves as a ·Tue Beauty Queen of Leenane· demonstrates that even the younger Irish play- wrights have a firm grasp on their country's theatrical her- itage. And South Coast Repertory retains it.S equally firm grasp on lrish theater. • TOM T11US reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot. His re:Aews appear Thursdays and Saturdays. ~~ Plumbing, Heating ~ Air Conditioning Celelwatiq 46 years of aervice In jour com.11111aity. 7'-'f-/ .. -----., ~ i rliMi!llMllll!lll ~~ I 20~1! I ih7s o-"=~ ...... 4°" OFF AU•• , • ~OFF ~"!l:r NOii.,... AU._..WWW --601'~ .-:~ .. ...,,._ .. ""' ..--~ _,...,. _.. ....... ____ ,..,....... ANDllANY~ t/ • . Al 4 Thursday, Morch 16, 2000 ' . DATEBOOK .. An island favorite that says 'WelCome' By ec.thy Mader . B alboa Island isn't just . for summer, even though some or the locals there might wish it were. Off season is a great opportunity for non.:isJand- living locals to get down there and sample some of the area's dining secrets while avoiding the summer crowds. The residents who will read about Picante Martin's (pronounced Mar-teens), after acknowledging that their jeaJ-Din~'!I ousJy REVIEW re'c~~ . out, will concede and say, "It is about time." Picante Martin's is a five-table, takeout tribute to all that is Mei.ican food. The newly redecorated cactus flower-colored walls with their aqua trim just say "fies- ta," and the double French doors that open to the street are the architectural wa.y to say what Martin himself says so well: "Welcome." In fact, as we sat and ate, Martin, the owner -along with his wife, Raquel, and heap chef -greeted every customer by name. Does he kno~ what sells. or what? The restaurant actually started out as the continua- tion of an existing sandwich shop about two years ago, and some of that original menu has been held over for you gringos with mild tastes -and Midwestern Rose Bowl fans. Clam chowder, chiCk~n noodle soup, salads, ham- burgers and sandwiches are all available for a quick lunch stop. However, as the clients came and begged Martin and Raquel for the real Mexican stuff, the menu evolved into some traditional and complicated dishes. .Chicken mole, a Mexican classic, is a mixture of tender pieces of chicken simmering in a complex sauce contain- Ing myriad spices with a hint of chocolate. The flavors can be so unusual to the Ameri- can tongue that the mind just can't accept chocolate and spices in the same bite. The recipe for mole is tra- ' ditionally banded from one . generation of the family to the next. And if two families · bring the same dish to a par- ty, you can have what appears to be two different dishes sharing the same name. Picante Martin's ver- sion is spicy and very rich, loaded with unique flavor. This is served with mild Spanish rice, refried beans and warm tortillas. Go ahead, by it. We did and liked it very much. One specialty, worthy of the term "destination dish,• is the traditional Mexican sandwich -the torta. Picante Martin's grills up a variety of tortas, including chicken, came asada (beef), carnitas {pork), chorizo (Mexican sausage) and ham and cheese, all served on Mexican telera bread -a soft, round bread. Included in these tortas are some delightful surprises like avocado, salsa, pinto beans and cojita cheese. All sandwiches range from $4 .24 to $4.95 and can definitely be classified as a meal. U you like more Americanized Mexican food, by the Ham- burguesa M exicano ($4.45), a half-pound hamburger with bacon, avocado, jalapenos and grilled onions. All the Mexican favorites we have come to know and love are also available, from big, bad burritos, served both wet and dry, to chile rellenos, enchiladas, taquitos and tamales. We enjoyed the chimillautas ($6.45), a crispy tortilla stuffed with chicken and served with sour cream and guacamole. Picante Martin's gua- camole, by the way, lives up to the name "picante• - spicy and full of onions and "' "'Plcante·~ Diaz and his wUe, Raquel, own and operate Plcmte Martin's, .• llDAll I Mmcm restaurant OD Balboa bland. BRIAN P08UOA/ OAl.V PLOT I tomaioes. U you were only thinking about ordering to go, they serve tl\eir guacamole with . crispy, light tortillfl chips as a standard appetizer for all who eat in. The breakfast menu offers up "the usual" from both countri~, chili and cheese omeletS {$4.25) and bacon and eggs, to huevos rancheros ($4:25) and chilaquiles, sea- soned tortilla strips topped with two eggs and smothered in a tomatilla sauce. Gives , you a great excuse .to go walking around the island. • _ _. .. --· --,... • t Picante Martin's is popular with the island residents, who are thankful it seems, for some real Mexican food. We heard several patrons teli Martin they missed. him and his food terribly while be was closed for remodeling. And while the doors are open, you can call out to friends passing by -I can guarantee Martin will -they can call in, and everyone can watch all that island action. .The friendly, enthusiastic attitude and the hows of operation show that Martin and his wife have adapted well to isian.d living. They open 8:30-ish in the morning and close 9-ish at night. However, bang on the doors after closing, and if Martin is there and the stove is still hot, he· would love to make you something. Martin and Raquel have what it takes to make a suc- cess of their small restaurant, good food and first-rate cus- tomer service. Come on down for !>ome authentic Mexican food and make a new friend while you're at it. • KAntY MADER's dining reviews appear every other Thursday . ....... •••• 11111 111111· ~c_,~ . -umJ DOfS A PDMJC110N llflJ. TRI mlDEWNG... WED' DOfS A CASI' 50OIVIOUSIJDfJIM111! STANDING OVATION nm ONE llUMDr" -OC """1. 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For reservations and more information, ... call {949) 252-9396. lWIUGHT DNNG ATVIUANOVA WJa Nova Restawant offers a •1\vilight Dining" menu featuring disbea such ml ODcken Pam>igiaM and Qslam art Pi.cante at low early evening prices. 1be menus are offered from 5 to 6 p.m. every day except Saturday and from 4 to 6 p.m. Sundays. 1be Jelt.au- rant is at 3131 West Cout Highway, Newport Beach. for more informa- tion, call (949) 6"2-7880. town .. Read the DailyPilot WHY PAY. DEPT STORE PRICES? Vllit our AREA RUG STUDIO Rugs & Runners on Sale Co MM Daily Pilot Uniformity not. best choice f or our kids J ust say •no• to school uni-~ forms. School uniforms seem to be the latest issue sweeping the Newport-Mesa School District r Andersen Parents Can't Produce a Uniform Vote,• March 14). As a parent of a fifth. grade boy and member of the site council for Newport Elementary School, Mike Kronzley COMMUNITY COMMENTARY I am currently in the midst of this dis- cussion. I would like to present what appears to be the minority opinion. The real question that I have is, why? Let's examine the various reasons that proponents of school uniforms give to support theif argument and why Jbey are not relevant in the Newport- Mesa district. In a number of areas throughout the country, most notably Long Beach, school uniforms were implemented to address increased violence in the schools. If a student wore the •colors" of a rival gang, be or she was physical- ly assaulted. School uniforms -along with heightened parent awareness, increased patrolling of halls and play- grounds, and some generous private funding -have all been instrumental in reducing school violence in Long Beach. However, based on state sur- veys reported recently in the Dcµly Pilot, incidents of violence in Newport ae,ch schools are among the lowest in the state. Another rationale is ·1eveling the IOdal playing field.• The "in brands" The lesson we as parents should b~ teaching is that it's not the clothes but the person that matters. We are missing an important opportunity to teach our chil- dren about life. are expensive and a child's social status is determined by the brand worn. So we are asked to believe that by making everyone dress the same, cliques will miraculously go away (as though there are no cliques in private schools). This is a flawed method of dealing with this issue. The lesson we as parents Sbould be teaching is that it's not the clothes but the person that matters. We are missing an important opportunity to teach our children about We. I also hear the argument that uni- forms will create a better lea.ming envi- ronment and thus improve the quality bf education. I am all for improving the quality of education for our children. The problem is that the research sup- porting this point ii very weak. In The National Educational Longitudinal Study of 1988, schools that required uniforms did not have levels of delin- quency significantly lower than those that didn't require uniforms. Unfortu· •Dately, that study didn't really address gradel. However, a 1998 study done by ~ Brumma and Kerry Rockque- more at Notre Dame showed that ICbool uniforms have no positive imped on academic adU4vement. , So I return to the origtnal question.' WhY do we need or want school uni-torm. in the Newport &each public icboollf Is it to acidn9ll violence in our ICbooll even tbougb violance is all but ......,tf Is It to tMCh our children tlallt toml toa.rance .. fedlitated by Ulllbmttyf Or ... uatfonn policy .._ tm,...._.t9d ID tbe hope that lillil ... wlD lmplvN 99911 though ... 1180 idmtllc ~to sup· ....... , I lllll1ft tbat our ddldniD ..._... ....... o;dillmly.Wbmllllurmd. ......... a: .. --~.Untll C:Ml---.... ldabal unMomw=,.$9 I tD ...... qn 'If GI__.-... 'lilt ••lliaclltlluo ..... .......................... ........ ,.. ........ .. "Oh yeah, I thought it out pretty well.• The D~ily Pilot welcomes letten on Issues Conc.eminG Newport IHd\ Mld Cost. JMsa. There are lour ways to send In )'CXK com- ments: -Murder suspect alCllOILB. • wnas -~1 to the o.i1y Piiot. no w. ~· ColtA ,,_. 92627 • -All-~ -c:.11(949)642-6086 .. r~ing to questions in October 1999 from his girlfriend Tina New, about his wife's mysterious disappearance three years ago, accord ing to court records. • MX -Send to (949) 646-4170 • I-MAIL -Send to dal/Ypilotelatlmes.com All correspondence must include your full name. hometown and phone number (tor verification purposes only). Thursday, Morch 16, 2000 A 15 .. EDITORIAL Be · couiited· in· the 2000 Census W hat was your income in 19991 How many weeks did you work? What are the annual costs of utilities and fuels for your home? When was the building you 1..1'/e in built? These are the types of questions members of every family in Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and every other community in the nation will be asked to answer in the coming weeks as part of the 2000 U.S. Census. The 38-page booklet you should.have received in the mail this week may seem a little daunting. Frustrating. Not worth the 38 minutes it claims to take to fill out. So, you may be asking, what's the point? Well, tliere are several reasons. But here are three good ones: • It's telling your leaden who you are and what you need. Census num- bers are used to determine distribution for more than $100 billion in federal funding for health clinics, highways, senior citizen programs and school lunch programs. • It can get you help in times ol need. Census information allows emer- gency management agencies to get the right amount of help quickly in floods, earthquakes or other disasters. •It's being a pa.rt of America's progress meter. Because the United States has conducted a census every 10 years since 1790, we know how far the country has come. Although records are held confidential for 72 years, you can use your own census data to prove age, residence or rela- tionship that could help you qualify for a pension, establish citizenship or \'IF WE. J\JsT HAD MoRE GovE.RNMENI FUNDING WE COULD ,AFFORD To fEED E.vEN Mot<:E.. HoMELE.Ss. '1 obtain an inheritance. Your grandchil- dren or great-grandchildren in 2072 may want to use census information to research your family's history. And, by law, the information you provide cannot be shared with anyone else -not your next-door neighbor, the Internal Revenue Service, the courts or police -for those 72 years. Don't let fear or uncertainty pre- vent you from providing this much- UUSTRATION BY ~IOC HUTCHISON needed information. The census is one of those slightly inconvenient things in life that pays dividends in the grand scheme of things. It is estimated that Costa Mesa alone has .lost $2 million in federal funds during the last 10 years because of its uncounted population. So take the time. Fill out the form and send it in by April 1. Your community will thank you for it. MAILBAG Local sports fans the Greenlight petition. That is duties, allow public facilities to urban L.A. County. about half the number of citizens fall into a state of extreme dlsre-I am becoming more and say thanks to Pilot who vote in typical elections. pair, then ask taxpayers for a more convinced that if I wish to As the parepts of a Costa And you're devoting Page 3 of loan to ball them out without one maintain my quality of lile, then I Mesa High School athlete, today's edition to answers from word of accountability.• should move to South County As Autumn Smith, we have enjoyed 60 residents. selected by Deputy I trust that the board will, such, if I should wish to move to and appreciated The Pilot's out-City Manager Dave Kiff (•People instead of going on the defen-South County. then I would want standing coverage of the local said they really appreciated sive, make an honest effort to the John Wayne Airport expand· sports scene. being asked•) on seven ques-inform the people as bow things ed and the El Thro Airport pro- Hats off to Barry Faulkner, tions, out of an undisclosed own-· really happened and why. ject killed. Richard Dunn and the entire ber of questions, many of which l 'm not encouraged, however, The building of Standard Pilot team for their professional appear to have a built-in bias. that the board will respond; I Pacific Homes' Mesa Verde Col- coverage of the triumphs and Please give us some responsi-well recall bow little attention lection, at the comer of Adams tribulations of our youth teams. ble reporting. the board paid, some years back, Avenue and East Mesa \4!rde • Speaking for many local fans and STEPHEN mus when a "whistle-blower" in the Drive, and the school board's boosters, Lt's a big thrlll after a Newport Beach district chose to bypass district proposed sale of Balearic Park, big game to wake up in the officials and board members to negatively affect the quality o(,. ,, ~oming and reed all about it in School board needs report a $4.2-million embezzle-lile in Costa Mesa. the Pilot. Keep up the fine work. ment to the Orange County In proposing the sale of CONLEY AND NANCY SMITH to step up to plate Grand.Jury. Balearic Park, the Newport-Mesa Newport Beach I'm sure ~eral sympa- Hardly a vote of confidence school board has reneged on &ts for the board. 1977 pronuse to never sell the We don't need results thy on our ' conditiom lies LEmlUS LAVMICAS property and actively demon-with the students and teacben COlta Mesa strates that Costa Mesa and of bogus survey and, not much, with the govern-Newport Beach governments ing board ol tbe Newport-Mesa Development, park · cannot be trusted. That the city N. a reader ol the Deily Pilot, I Unified Scbool District. Steve really have to wonder, just wbat Smith'• article (•Board: accept mean more than airport cou.nd.l memben ol Costa Mesa and Newport Beach sit Kily by ls your agendaf In today's edition responsibility belore we accept bond,. March 4) that appeared Wbile I am a homeowner and and permit this deltrucbon ol you devote Page 3 to pubtilbing almolt editorial-like, brought up l'9lidmt of Mesa Verde wllb Cou Mesa to take p&ace, selective results (•Newport sur-the question of the board's enjoys the envilPnment of Costa demoOltra• tblir compticity and vey reveals few surprilel," Peb. accountabllity during tb818 put MeM. I am not convinced that Jeck ol cmtng ID tbele matten. 23) of a dtywide poll lrom 60 ree-yean when conditions were the :tz:emments ol either U they want the support ol klentl -60 rtllldentl in • dty ol allowed to detedora~ Calta or Newport Beech mytelf and my Dligbbon in the more than 70,000. Dom ttm truly IO huge a monetary ... eommltted to maintaining 8bport man.. ti.a they must ftnt repnl8Dt your coaoept ol ljom Steve in~ tbat qudty of life. <iemcw ....... --gr-to pre- respomtble reportingf proper questian to the and Rlcmt actiom bf the a.ta ........ ...., al life tn a.ta Of coune the 80().pound other~ olftdllt tn .. ,. ..... ~and Newport-Mela bf ldDiDg the Me.a Verde gorilla on the horizon ls retolu-tng, • Acc:ounUng for the state ol Mela School Dliltrict CoDectioa ~and t1on ol the m Thro alrporti but the scboob ii not too much to Board ol Bdumticm have con-k1Ding the.-o1 a.•nc Puk. come on, gift me a breU . uk. • I, too, •haft .a probiam viDced me they do not cue that llOlUD ec!.: nm tbouland dtizenl llgned wt~ pallttdem wbo neglect their Com Mel8 wtll IOOD k>ok Wut ( ( r r / . . Thia wel meinUllned 3 80, 2.5 BA home Is on the rnMlet tor the ftr9t time. 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Daily Pilot Going the extra mile •'Toshiba first-round· co-leader knows about cutting it close; meanwhile, Yardley & Co. gather at Big Canyon CC. Richard Dunn GOlf 'tA~~g VY ih~re mileage out of a rain-shortened Senior PGA Tour event, first-round Toshiba Senior Classic co-leader Dave Eichelberger made his miles count on his way from New York to Myrtle Beach, · S.C., last November. Eichelberger, who lives in New Canaan, Conn., was scheduled to fly out of La Guardia Aiiport for the season-ending Ingersoll-Rand Senior Tour Championship. But intense thunderstorms grounded all airplanes and the minutes started ticking away. Eichelberger was fully aware or the Senior PGA Tour policy that eliminates a player from the field if he fails to make his pro-am tee time at a senior tour event. And, with all flights in and out of La Guardia canceled, his chances of making his pro-am in time were growing slimmer by the second. So Eichelberger, afraid he might fall asleep at the wheel if drove a rental car down the Atlantic coast all night, phoned a limousine company that said it could pick him up in 10 minutes. •1 literally made (the pro-am) by five minutes,• said Eichelberger, who paid about $3,200 for the 11-hour luxury cruise, which included fees and tip. Eichelberger said everyone was sitting in the carts •and ready to go" when he arrived for the 7:30 a.m. shotgun start. "If I had arrived five minutes later, I would've missed the whole thing (and been disqualified),· said Eichelberger, who got through his pro.am round, then finished last in the four-round, 31-player field, but still won $18,000. In thll year's Toshiba Senior Classic at Newport Beach Country Oub, Stewart Ginn missed his pro-am tee time and was disqualified from the three-round tournament with $1.3 million on the jine. Prank Conner took his place. •lt was unfortunate for (Ginn), SEE GOLF PAGE 84 ---~"""'" ... --- ' .. • , .. ..,)ijlllt.....,inMI .... sa...-cmmtD11m1• -" • ,.,... I] .-Mlldt,Ohanarll ~~~ J scon WPINTEI Ken ~ant. Newport coach . . Sports Editor Roger Cortson • 949-574-4223 • Thursday, Morch 1<>. 2000 81 • Sophomore second baseman sizzles at the plate for the Mustangs. Tony Altobelli D AILY PILOT W en hitters are on a roll, they describe the ball coming across the plate as the size or a beach ball or a basketball. For Costa Mesa High o sophomore baseball player Nick > Cabico, the ball must look like a ~ big-rig tire rolling up there after ... his performance last week. ~ In two games, the Mustangs' second baseman went 5 for 5 in a 7-7 tie with Santiago of ~ ;! SEE CABICO PAGE 83 BOILING WATE R 1Wo Newport Harbor rec0~ds shattered by freshman Nicole Mackey. Joseph Boo DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Two SWIMMING dual meets into her young career, Nicole Mackey already rewrote Newport Harbor High's record book m girls swimming. After setting the school record m the 100-yard butterfly in her first dual meet against Los Amigos, the freshman obliterated two school records and was part or a third'in the Sailors' Sea View League opener with visiting Irvine Wednec;day. which the Vaqueros 'woa, 103-67. Mackey first broke Kelly Long's 18-year-old record in the 200 freestyle event with a personal record of 1:51.90, which was almost three econds better than Long's 1:54.80. In the very next event, Mackey won the 200 individual medley with a time of 2:06.03. a whop- ping 8.15 better than Rachel Arrow's old mark et in 1995, but three seconds short of her persnal record. ·1 was trying hard in the 200 freestyle because it was a dose race,• Mackey said. "ln the IM, 1t was just tun.• . "She's just talented in everytlung, • Newport Coach Ken LaMont 5aid. •She never ceases to amaze me.· DON LEACH I DALY PILOT Newport freshman Nicole Mackey IWims to school record (1:51.90) ln the 200 freestyle. ~be followed up with another record ln the next event. the 200-yard Individual mediey, Mackey was also part of the 200 medley relay team that set the school record against lrvme It was all part of a bittersweet day against two-t.lme defending CIF Southern Section Division 1 champi- on Irvine. While the Tars ( 1-1, 0-1 in ledgue) Jo l by 36 points, they broke three school records and hn- ished first in five races. "We were hoping to swim a little better.· SEE SWIMMING PAGE 83 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS Clleslre ACADEMY Cheelre Academy Cheelre. C.olw..ttcut l"""31tsl: New Engl1nd Prep School lnvitationel Champions in 1997 and '98; semifln.llsts In •99 School lnfonNttkln ,... ... 11: 1794 ............ 323 .awe.ts c.olan:·Royal bfue and white A.. 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Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH - ln the baseball equiva· lent to the age-old philo- sophical debate about which portion of a par· tially fllled glass to acknowledge, Newport Harbor High supporters were optimistic and/or pessimistic following Wednesday's Sea View League opener against visiting Irvine. The Sailors played, arguably, their best ball or the young season, only to fall to reigning Sea View co-champion Irvine, 3·1. varsity starter had more bits than he'd given up, until the Vaqueros (4·2) bad back-to-back singles in the scoreless seventh. Backing Jacobs' ster- ling perfonnance (just 73 pitches, 43 strikes) was a strong defensive etrort, which inclu~ . a pair of double plays. Three adcli- tionaY Vaq\.t$ro baserun- ners wer¢ ,erased on the base pat4s~ one via a quick Jacobs pickoff move to first and another gunned down ·on a would-be steal of second by catcher Gar- rett Brant. Newport leadoff man Miguel Sandoval also did his job, reaching in three of four plate appearances, including a picturesque bunt single in the fifth. •1t was a good show- ing,• Newport Coach Jim Kiefer said. •Jacobs pitched a helluva game. He made good pitches when he needed to (work- ing out of a bases-loaded, no-out jam in the sev- enth). He had been a question maik for us, but he should gain confidence from todays' perfor- mance.• Kiefer, however, recog- nized the unsatisfactory result, created by two no- doubt Irvine home runs and a lack of clutch hitting by the younger members or the Harbor order. -- ,,, Ir_ 1 I /) -~--- \.. ,, (jl, 11, 1 -----VJt d1u ·~ti 1y.., -.,tor•··, Ir 1d<1~· ' q.tnw•. ( l 1 '>) Harbor ( 1-4) stranded a. runners and had anoth· er erased on a second- innlng double play. Irvine got all the offeme it needed on no- doubt homers by Chris Lewis and 1Tavis Otott in the fint and second, respectively. Otott's blast followed a hit batter to finalize the scoring. Hazlett, a second-team all·league pick a year ago, needed just 90 pitches (63 strikes) to record Irvine's first complete game. It was bis third straight victory over Harbor. •np your cap to him,• Kiefer said of the right· hander. "He's a competi- tor." SIA V.W LaAGUE --J. ,...... """'°" 1 Irvine 120 000 0 -3 4 1 Newport 000 100 0 -1 7 2 . - On the bright side, senior right-hander Justin Jacobs pitched a com- plete-game four-hitter with four strikeouts and two walks. The third-year Sailor supporters were supplied offensive opti- mism from Jacobs (3 for 3), Scott Beerer (2 for 3) and Nick Langsdorf, who belt- ed leadoff homer high over the center field fence in the fourth. "It's tough,• Kiefer said of absorbing the loss on a day when his team played so well •our young hit- ters have to learn how to deal with a pitcher who gets into a rhythm (Irvine's Chad Hazlett). We missed a squeeze bunt (fouled off) and we had men on second and third twice with one out and didn't score (in the fourth and sixth).• Hazlett .nd DeVries; Jacobs and Brant. w -Hazlett, 4-1. L • Jecobs, 1-2. HR · Lewis (I), Otott (1), Langsdorf.(NH). DON LEACH I DAJt.Y Pl.OT Newport Harbor's Justin Jacobs dellven. Newport's Peirsol, Belden, Lean sparkle •Tars fall to I~e, 98-72. Joseph Boo DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -It takes a mighty effort to beat Irvine High's powerhouse swim program, and Newport Harbor's boys swim team certainly threw its best at the Vaqueros. For the first time this year, the Sailors had tbe services of sopho- mores Aaron Peirsol and Ryan Lean, both club swimmers. Those two helped Newport to get within 26 points or visiting Irvine Wednes- day in its Sea View League opener, falling. 98-72, in an emotionally charged dual meet. "We did really well,· Newport Coach Brian Kreutzka.mp said. •J don't think anyone can get that close to them like we did today.• HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SWIMMING -sol and Ryan Gough easily beat Irvine with a time of 3:26.36. Tue Sailors' 200 freestyle relay team of Belden, P.eirsol, Joey Snel- grove and Ryan Cook lost to the Vaqueros (t-0, 1-0) by 0.18 second, but they qualified with a time of 1:31.39. In the anchor position , Peirsol made a furious comeback with Newport behind by roughly five yaids, but he was sbort by a fingertip. SIA VllW LEAGUE '"""9 .. Ne i!pOrt twtMlr n 200 medley relay-1. IMne 1, 1:42.27; 2. tNine 2. 1:44.59; 3. Newport Harbor 1, 1:49.72; 4. Newport .._rbor 2, 1:52.08. 200 free -1. t..un (NH), 1 :A7 .15; 2. P. Kim (I), 1:49.64; 3. Pe<lt (I), 1:56.47; 4. Coolt (NH), 1:56.1>9; 5. Herzog (I), 1:59.36; 6. ~(NH), 2:06.40. ' 200 IM • 1. Peirsol (NH), 1 :55.lJ; 2. Natalizio (I), 1 :56.26; 3. Sd\lfer (I), 2:08..45; 4. G. Kim (I), 2:08.53; 5. Kepner (NH), 2:12.61; 6. Littrell (NH}, 2:18.13. 50 {Tee · 1. B.iden (NH), 22.2$; 2. Turi (I), 22.86; l . Bum« (0, 23.30; 4. Sntlgtove (NH), 23.34; 5. ~ro (I), 23.73; 6. Coolt (NH), 23.39. 100 fly · 1. Peck (I), 57.05; 2. W.W-(NH), 58.87; 3. SwlmO!l (I), 59.92; 4. 8ew1 (NH), 1:01.18; 5. Kepner (NH), 1:04.42; 6. McCoy (I), 1:04.51. 100 free · 1. Shimura (I). 48. 17; 2. Belden (NH), 49.49; l . Turi (I), 51 92; 4. Beamer 0), 52.22; 5. Thayer (NH), 52.40; 6. Hemen (NH), 52.89. 500 free · 1.1.Nn (NH), 4:.44.71; 2. P. Kim (I), 5:07.Q; 3. Pa1anaS!nth (I), 5:13.0S; 4. Gough (NH), 5:19.26; 5. Lansing (NH). 5:39.54; Newport (1-1 , 0-1 in league) had SLX automatic CIF Southe rn Section Division I qualifying times, with two from Peirsol and Peter Belden. Peirsol, a 2000 Summer Olympic hopeful, took the 200-yard individ- ual medley race in 1 :55..33. His win- rung time in the 100 backstroke was a breathtaking 50.91, one sec- ond off his school record of 49.87 that was set in the CIF champi- onships last year. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Newport Harbor's Aaron Pelrsol swims the breaststroke leg en route to victory ln the 200-yard lndlvldual medley Wednesday. Peirsol, who has trained with his today,• Kreutzkamp said. •This was a really good swim for this early in the year,· Kreutzkamp said. •Our team sees Irvine and they know it's a big meet, but they were just too deep. We just have two club swimmers and the rest are just on the high school team. But with those two in the meet, we always have a chance.~ Lean is expected to stay with the Sailors for the rest of the season, but Peirsol is leaving to train in Seattle. He will return for one more dual meet later in the year to be eli- gible for the CIP meets. Despite his brief time with Newport. Peirsol relishes the moment. 6. Henog (I), DNf. 200 free relay · 1. ll'Vine, 1:31.21; 2. Newport Harbor, 1:31..39; 3. lrv!M, 1:34.17; 4. Newport Harbor, 1:35.19; 5. Irvine, 1:35.52; 6. Newport Harbor, h41 01. 100 back · 1. Pelool (NH), 50.91; 2. Shimura (I), SJ.13; 3. Natalizio (I), SS.95; 4. Gouqtt (NH), 1:03.BS; 5. Stocker (I), 1 :03.85; 6. Johmcn (N~O. 1:07.53. club team Irvine Novaquatics, said. Lean was victorious in the 200 "l knew this was going to be a fast freestyle with a time of 1:4'1.15, meet.~ which was good enough for CIF Belden, a junior, won the 50 consideration. He qualified iri the freestyle sprint in 22.25. He was 500 freestyle by winning in 4:44.71. second in the 200 free with a qual-Newport had two relay teams 100 bfetst -1. YU (I), 1:02.06; 2. Schafer {I), 1:03.79; l . llttrell (NH), 1:10.00; 4. Monden (I), 1:12.17; 5. Johnson (NH), 1:13.AO; 6. Mc.Clain (NH). l:IS.03. 400 free re&.ty • 1. ~ Hart>of (Lean. "This is the reason I came here,~ ifying time of 49.49. qualify for CIF. The 400 freestyle •Belden was very impressive relay squad of Lean, Belden, Peir- •it's so much fun," he said. •They're not just my teammates, they're. my school Lri.ends. rt feels good to be around them.• Gough, Belden, Peirso(). 3:26.36; 2. Irvine, (3:32.82; 3. Newport~. 3:34.61; 4. Irvine, 3:36.37; S. lrv!M, l:AO.SI; 6. Newport. 3:.44.72. CdM puts away Sea Kings sweep away Barons Sunny Hills, 11-7 H eardstee, Fento~, HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD \c;:~\'.=i~c..6.:.l~1;/L •Morton sharp, but Cd.M's Ball is hobbled as Sea Kings improve to 5-0 with nonleague decision over Lancers .. CORONA DEL TENNIS MAR -Unbeaten Corona del MaI High made it five straight Wednesday with an 11-7 nonJeague boys ten- nis victory over visiting Sun- ny Hills, with some highlights (Brian Morton's victory over Joseph Kao) and some low- lights (singles standout cameron Ball was hobbled with a Charley h orse in his Jeft call), lending to concern w1th the Sea Kings' huge tournament just two days away. "I topefuJly he'll be all • right," said Cd.M Coach Tun Mang. "He's a tough kid, and I'm giving my three top play- ers the day off (today, against visiting Laguna Beach)." The Sea Kings are hosting their national invitational, a 16-team tournament, begin- ning Friday. Morton was a key player at No. 1 singles for Corona deJ Mar Wednesday, sweeping the Lancers, including a 6-3 verPJct over a highly regard- ed Kao, who is listed as one of the best in the nation in 16s. Olli•~ ........... ............... , ' NOM.£AGW CDM 11, ~ Hiw 1 Singles: Morton (CdM) def. Kao, 6-3; def. Shu, 7-5; def. Hong, 6-0; Ball (CdM) lost, <Mi; won, 6-0; lost by default; Kennedy (CdM) lost, 4-6; won, 6-2, 6-0. Doubles: Myers-Kulmatickl (CdM) def. Yeu·Klm, 6-4; def. Vyas-Lo, 6-1; def. Lee<hang, 6-3; Bean-Stuart (CdM} won, 7-5, 7-6; lost, 5-7; Nlng·Everson (CdM) lost, 5-7, 4-6, 1-6. Estancia eITors spell 4-1 defeat FOUNTAIN IASllAll VALLEY -1Wo costly errors opened the door for host Los Amigos High. which scored four unearned runs in the sixth to break open a scoreless tie and claim a 4-1 nonleague baseball win Wednesday' over Estancia. A misplayed fly ball to the ouUield and another error put the Lobos in front, dropping the Eagles to 2-3, heading into Friday's Pacific Coast League opener at cross-town rival Costa Mesa. Brent · Davis doubled, advanced to third and scored on Jordan Hart's groundout for Estanda's lone run in the seventh, as left-hander Bish- op Griggs pitched a com- plete-game five_-hilter to improve to 2· 1. Including Tuesday's 1-0 win over Costa Mesa, Lobo pitchers have yielded just one run their last 14 innings. David Akiva and C.K. Green pitched effectively for the Eagles. Both failed to get hits, but Altlva (.563) and Green (.555) are swinging the hottest Eltllnda bats entering league. ....... Lo1Ar•••4.•1w1 EIClnCM 000• 1 ·, s l LOIAmgol · •••·•I 1 Ali:Na. ~ (J), Hirt ... OM;GfW.,..-.,w . ..._. 2·1.L·Gn.n. 1-J.a .,..._(IA» 2. ~CW, OM (I). Morse pace Cd.M wms were really impressive," needs to work on getting out PV -1· Vandrovec (FV), 12-0; 2· · over Fountain Valley. Sumner said. •That's a pretty of the blocks, but she's so Watson (CdM), 11-0; 3· Marshall Tony Altobelli DAILY PILOT CORONA DEL MAR - For Corona del Mar HJgh track and field coach Bill Sumner, each meet this year is a new learning experience. "We're still tinkering with some things here and there,• Sumner said following Wednesday's dual meet win for both the boys and girls squac:!s over Fountain Valley. ·we're not gonna have all these events figured out just yel. Each meet, we get closer and closer to that.• Junior 1Tavis Beardslee and Sean Fenton led the boys squad to a 79-57 win over the Barons, while Liz Morse helped the girls to an 68-58 win. "Last year we bad a bunch of firsts,• Sumner said. "This year, we want to have a bunch of f~ts and seconds." Beardslee bad a very busy day, winning the 800- (2:00.8), 1,600-(4:25.8) and 3,200-meter runs ( 11 :00.0),· then ran third on the victori· ous 1,600 relay team. "His 800 and t,600 times h bl h ..a1 d b . • (CdM), 1<Mi. toug dou e to anUle an usy, she has no time. Gm.S he did a great job of doing it." Jenny Cummins had a Fenton anchored the field strong race in the 800, taking events for CdM (2-0), win-first by over four seconds with ning the discus (162-3) and a 2:23.6. She was also on both tbe shot put (50-5). of lhe Sea Kings' relay teams. •He's a rock for us," Sum-.on ner said. ·w atch out for him CDM 79, Fou.nMt VALUY 57 this year in those events. He 100 · 1· Ng(iyen (FV), 11.0; defini l f Moore (CdM), 11.5; 3. Hoyt (CdM), was te y one o our stars 11 .9. 200 -1. Nguyen (FV), 22.3; today." 2. Moore (CdM), 24.0; 3. Hoyt The key to CdM's success (CdM), 24.4. '400 -1. Stone (FV), was earning valuable points 53.7; 2. l<r•mer (CdM), 54.2; in the events they were 3. S8ngulnettl (CdM), 54.5. IOO -1. favored to win. h•rdslee (CdM), 2:00.8; 2. Yelsey kn (CdM), 2:01.2; 3. Stone· (FV), 2:08.6. "We . ew coming in that t,fOO . 1. Beardslee (CdM), 4:25.8; Fountain Valley was strong in 2. Yelsey (CdM), 4:30.1; 3. Ardniaga the sprints and field events, (FV), 4:51.9. J.200 -1. Beardslee with the exception of Fen-(CdM), 11:00.0; 2. Yelsey (CdM), ton's events," Sumner said. 11:00.3; 3. Arciniaga (FV), 11:01.1. "We won by taking care of HO tet • 1· Madrid (fV), t7.1; 2. th ed Couranco (FV). 17.5; 3. Carpenter e events we were suppos (CdM), 19.2. JOO .. -1. Guyler to be dominant in." . (CdM), 43.0; 2. ~Id (FV), 43.1; On the girls side, Uz 3. S8ngulnettt (CdM), 46.6. IOO Morse led the Sea Kings, tak-"919r -1. Fountain V811ey. 45.3. ing first in the 200 (25.8) and l,600 RNy • 1. COl'OM del ._ 400 (58.0), while anchoring ~. Kr.mer. ltffrdslff, the victorious 400 and 1,600 Yetsey), 3:44·1· HI -1. Loor8n0, 6-1; 2. Kelley relay teams. (FV), s...: 3. Knuppte (CdM), s-2. "Another day at the office u -1. Mwshall (CdM), 1M; 2. for her,• Sumner said. •The Nguyen (FV), 11-2; 3. ot.1 (FV), 200' and sprint relay are new 1a.o. Tl -1. Larllflco (FV), 40-2; , events for her. She's so dam 2· GfVer (CdM), 34-5; l. V8ndrovec (FV), 34-11 •• -1. Fenton (CdM), fast and she's been working 50-5; 2. JohnlOf\ (CdM), 44-7; 3. hard on the faster races. She Schocat (CdM), 42.8. DT -1. ~on OM II. FouNTMI VA&.LIY 58 100 · 1. Olsen (FV), 12.8; 2. Can.lry (CdM), 13.3; 3. Howley (CdM), 13'4. 200 -1. L Mone (CdM), 25.8; 2. Olsen (FV), 27.1; 3. J. Commins (CdM), 27.2.. 400 -1. L Morse (CdM), 58.0; 2. B. Cummins (CdM), 1:03.4; 3. Peten (FV), 1;05.2. IOO -1. J. Cummins (CdM), 2:23.6; 2. Peten (FV), 2:27.7;..3. 8. Cummins (CdM), 2:34.3. 1,IOD · 1. Allen (FV), 5;15.5; 2. Hossfeld (CdM), 5:16.9; 3. IC. MotM (CdM), 5:34.4. J.2IO -1. Holsfetd (CdM). 11:40.S; 2. MeseNey (CdM), 11:53.7; 3. K. Mone (CdM), 11 ;55.0, 100 ... -1. Andenori (fV). 19.Q; 2. Dorfman (CdM), 19.6; 3. Web« (CdM), 21.2. JOO .. -1. Andenon (FV), 54.4; DomMn (CdM), 55.2; 3. Hendridts (CdM), 1:02.2. 400 lleley • 1. CoroN del Mar (Thayef, Canary, J. Cummins. L Morse), 52. 1. 1.• W., · 1. CoroN del Mar (J. Cummins, HMtey, 8. Cummins.. L Mone), 4:33.0. Kl • 1. BrMner (CdM), S-2; 2. l(endridt (FV). 4-10; J. Ued1ty (fV), ...... u -1. Hlllley (CdM), 15-9: l . °"'" (FV), 14-91h; J. ~ (CdM), 14-4. Tl -1. ~ (CdM), 31-9; 2. tWley(CdM), J0.11h; ). Beer-K«r (CdM), 2N .• -1. Burroughs (fV), 27-81/i; 2. S1g1.tO (FV). 24-11 112; 3. MWowttz ((.dM), 1M 1h. DT -1. Wong (FV). I0-5; 2. Burroughl (FV), 7J..1"4; l. ~ (FV), 62-4'h. Costa Mesa girls sink Woodbri«Jge, 96-75 •Bayes, Martinovich sharp; Sarris honing in on CIP standards. COSTA MESA -Com Mesa 1-Ugh junior Erin Boyes polted ClP-qualifying timel U1 wimUnq the SO-end 100. yard treeltyle events to help the Munangs earn a 96-7 5 nonleegue gtrlt swimming trtumph over viltting Wood· bridge Wedneeday. a.,... went 25. 78 In tbe tbort sprint and 57.14 lo the 100. \ Mela J~ w~ Marti- novicb also qualified for the section preliminaries with a vtctortoµs 1:11.3() docking in <the t 00 breutltroke and twtn sllter Jody did tbe Nme wl1b a winning time of 5:34.72 In the 500 free, Jt WU the flnt meet for tbe MUltangl, wbo face Hunting· ton Beach today, before opeq .. lng Padftc Cout League competition against ~ town nval Eltande Wednet- ct.y. In .... boyl meet, Mete --Ala Sarria approecbed CJP-quallfyt.ng ..... In die two fn:meyle SWllllllll sprints. He went 23.47 ln the so and 52.73 in the 100. . The MUlfAIDgll, who have just two venity boyl twim· men, were outpointed by the Warrion, who bave four IWtlbnlen. A 6na1 boyl ICOl'8 was not available, Mesa Coach lbcld Kolber .US, due to an~ ICOl'ebook, --I I alt SI Clliia....... .,. • ........ l.'1'P al ..... ...... t. .... tw).a.US; J.l ........ ot.•.a .......... •0..J:tUI. , ... . .... -.... --· -~·-·~P_i~------~~~~~SPORTS -~~~~~~~~~ Thursday, Morch 16, 2000 &1 BRIEFLY . Hansen, Cantrell· South All -Stars •Standouts from CdM, Estancia, in the Orange County boys game April 15 at Orange Coast. , Corona del Mar High's Kevin Hansen and. W llr9taa11 ~tancia's Jon C!lnt:rell will represent the South 51 ..... boys in the Orange County All-Star Basketball Game, scheduled April 15 at 8 p.m. Orange Coast College. • Hansen, a 6-foot-4 forward, led the Sea Kings to the Pacific Coast League title, the CIF Southern Section Division ID-AA semi- finals and the Southern California Division ID Regional semlflnals. He averaged 20.8 points and close to seven rebounds. He was All- CIF as a junior, when he helped the Sea Kings reach the section ID-A final. Cantrell, a three-year varsity lettennan, averaged 16.1 points for the Eagles. He was among the Orange County leaders with 96 three-pointers, including a school single-season record nine In December agai,nst Nogales. · The South boys squad, which also includes PCL MVP 1Tavis Hanour and Laguna Beach teammate Chris Manker, as well as University standout Andy Lawrence, will be coached by Roger Holmes of Marina High. There are no• local players in the girls game, which precedes the boys game at 5 p.m. -by Barry Faulkner CdM falls in four lions split pair CORONA YOLLIYIAll MOBILE, Ala. SOnlAll DEL MAR --Gina Lieben- Visiting Irvine High, ranked good continued to baffle the No. 4 in Orange County, over-hltters in Wednesday's 2-1 non- came a first-game loss to han· conference win over Spring dle No. 3 Corona del Mar, 12-Hill in game one or a double- 15, 15-6, 15-7, 15-2 in non-header with the Alabama- league boys volleyball based college. Wednesday. Senior outside hit-Uebengood struck out 11 ter Greg Stampley paced the and allowed only two hits for Sea Kings (2-1) with 20 kills. the Lions (14-11). The Lions ral- Tars ed ge Marina. HUNTINGTON GOU BEACH -Newport Harbor Higb's boys golf team battled to a 192-192 standofJ with Marina Higb's Vikings Wednesday in nonJeague play, the second-half of a home-and- home duel, and combined with a 212-213 edge in the first nine holes at Big Canyon Country Club, posted the win (404-405). Marina's Robbie Kramer was the medalist with a 33 Wednesday (75 overall), with Newport's Kevin Olson (40-38- 78) in close pursuit Also with solid scores Wednesday from Newport were Scott Tippett (35) and Daniel Kush (36). CdM tops Aliso NEWPORT BEACH -The Corona del Mar GOU High boys golf team made its debut on its borne course and 'it took full advantage, trouncing visiting Aliso Niguel over nine holes to WTap up a 410-424 nonleague 18-hole match vic- tory Wednesday at the New- port Beach Country Club. Innes MacDonald (79) was the medalist and Chris Franta (80), John Kwon (81), Joe Kwon (82) and Manuel Fernandez (88) also contributed to the win for CdM (2-2). The Sea Kings bested the Wolverines (2-2) by 13 strokes Wednesday. Mesa falls to Tustin TUSTl1'' -Costa TllllllS Mesa High's boys ten- nis team completed its match with Tustin High in nonleague action Wednesday, with Mesa coming up short, 395--405. Joakim Rising bad a com~ bined total of 7 5 to lead the Mustangs, while Jell Montoya (76), Lou Carrasco (79), Brym Sharldan (81) and Nue Kahele (96) round out the scorlQg, SWIMMING CONTINUED FROM 81 " LaMont said. •Actually, we swam pretty good. But they were just faster then us.• Both Newport and Irvine turned in blistering times in tbe flnt event, the 200 m.edley relay. The Sailors' group of Mackey, Jennifer Arrow, Amy Mwphy and Hayley Pelnol set a school record with a time ol 1:53.24, bettering their week- old mark ol l :53.97 trom the Loe Amigol meet. But that WU only ~ second place, u 1rvtnel29 0) turned ln an amazing 1:.52.43. The Vaqueros also took third piece tn the event. ·we were talking about this meet for two weeks,• LaMont Mid, •we knew what we bad to do, but we didn't beve the speed or the depth of lrvtne. • Murpby won the SOO ,......,.. wtlb • 5:20.75. Sbe jull belled her OP qudfytng time of 55.07 ID .tbe . U>O ~.::...~-=- ..::-Hay~ Peinol wan tbe 100 bedalll-wtlb • tlmt d l:OUI. 1119 WU tbl ~ ID 11111 100 "-. rftJ .... " 2 ttg9 l:CD.t5. ,... ............. . ............... IWOIK-................ ..... , •.. ·NII•,_... a 111aa,1a • ' lied with two runs in the sev- enth inning. Val Vanaken's two-out RBI single, btougbt in Nik.ki Benning with the go- ahead run. MIMlll 1 J c:a v-"""'-·· 2 s... Mu (A&A.) 1 V~d 0000002·251 Sptlng Hill 001 000 0 • 1 2 2 UebtnQood end o.wy, Kuhnulley .nd Mt<ltt. W • Uebengood. I 1-J. L • Kuhnukey. 21 • Hun.y {SH). a.-2 s.... Mu (A&A.) 1, v-0 V1119U¥d 000 000 0 • 0 2 1 Spring Hdl 000 000 1 -1 ) I Atdliey end Dewy; Encbon end Meritt. W • ~ L ·A~ J.S JI· lodl<l (SH) VU tops West Aorida Pirates breeze c 0 s TA YOWYIAll MESA -Bri- an Brown had eight kills to lead the Orange Coast College men's volleyball team to a 15-3, 15-5, 15-5 win over visiting Mt. San Antonio College in inter- coolerence action. Christian Mariotti added six kills for the Pirates (10-3 over- all). The Pirates will continue lnterconference action when they travel to L.A. Pierce Col- lege Friday at 7 p.m. El Camino ni~ OCC ._...,.. TllllllS OOIS ICll ac-~a...c:-r4 ......... hll-(OCC) def. v-6-1, M; Tlihmlen (EQ o.f. Goode, 4-6, M, M; Groff {f<J def. MdUIN< .. 1·S. 6-4, Vollomlio (()def. YOshldl, 6-l, 6-2; Glbtort (OCQ def. Aquino. 7-4, 6-); VOIUlk-{£Q def ~6-2.6-1. 0...... · ICeQiw-Goode (OCQ def TehlNn-~ 6-l, 6-1; McHIMNI• Y1llhlcM (OCQ *'f. V--.Gfoff, M , "" N;~dlf.~ M,W. relay team of Murphy, Peirsol, Mackey and Erin Ball took first place with a time of 3:42.03, improving on its previous CIF qµallfying time ol 3:43.57. ... RA VllW LaM1U1 ..,.. .... , ......... ., 200 mechy 1'911¥ -1. IMne. 1 :52..43; 2. ~ Hlrbor, 1:53.24; J. !Mne, • 1 :56.22; 4. Na\.,,ortr, chquellfled. 200 free -1. Mdl9 (NH). 1:51.90, IChoof reconi, okl NCord 1 :SUO, Kelly Long. 1112; 2. Hlieo (I), 1 :53.2t; 3. M. Umuewl (I). 2:0Ut; 4 .... (NH), 2:10.14; 5. Lorrimlr (1), 2:12.41; •• leldlfl (NH). 2: 1116. 200 IM • 1. ~ (Mi). 2:0I OJ, IChoof l'eClllni. okl remrd 2: 14. 1 .. Radle4 AmM. 1915; 2. E. ~ (I), 2:1U5; J. llnwl (NH), 2:21.0J; 4. GGN, (I) 2:21.05; s. Hamiton CD. 2:14M; 6. a.. (NH). 2:41.25. 50 free . 1. Sderlnl (1), 25.97; 2. ....... (0, MAI; J. Car (I), M.24; 4. J. ~ CNtO. .Jl.M; 5. c.rnlll (NH), a.J7: 6. flfoblrt CNt0. JUI. 100 ftv -1. &Jale .. 1:01.11; 2 .... CNt0. 1:01.,115( l. a • ..._, CO. 1:0U2: 4. LontlftS co. 1'111 .. 5. ..... CNtO. 1:GIAI;" Sarti .... 1:14.12. 100free· 1.HMoCI. SJ.11;2.A. ~(NH). SS.GI; I. MU.-. Cl). ··~ ............. •11; I. LMlllng (NH), 1AOI; "ic.rf9 .... 1'1¥7.ll --· 1. A.....,,.., .... ~75; 2.,.,.,.. .. S:JG.11; J. ....... .. Ul.1J;4. ......... W7 .. 5. '=I .... ,.,,. I. ..... -........... " -a: ... .-., ...... 1 ... J • ..._ tlOAt J. ........ l:tUlt .. .....,.,..,, ..... , ...... ,~ l'l'"W'·,:"'·=--~·· .:-... ....... ,.,.,, ...... '·"""" ,.. J.1112 .. b .. t:•n: ... .. 1:~t.: ..... '='' .. .. ...... ~ .. --,~ .. =" .... R5.'htA'tUL Braves double up-Reds Lo;;-1ii1u • ZoUer, Ellis combine with strong effort on the mound in 8-3 victory. NEWPORT BEACH -lllll -·•on The Braves opened the -.. season with a 6-3 win over the Reds in Newport Beach UtUe League, Major Division action. Pitchers Evan Zoller and Tyler Ellls held the Reds to five hits and two eame<l runs, while Zak Warsaw, James Gray,. Martin Ottr«;>wsky and Andrew D~ynas played solid defensively. ~ey bits came off the bats of Jordan Taoim.lna, Paul Knezevic, Andrew Dla.lynu and James Gray, while Matt Lutton and Matt Bergner played a good, all-around game. For the Reds, Jake Lemmerman and Brian Burke combined to,strike out eight Braves, while Blaine Nleblon added two hits to spark the offensive attack. Ben 1 While and Tyler ~t each chipped ~U} a hit apiece. ,,. 1 In other Majo~cion action: • ' I • Angels 8, Dia;Jli dbKks 3 -Jo~b,an Cabin, Geoffry'(; t and Jtyan ~e combined to t:/;s a one-hitter for llle An ls "\''· :/ ge . , ) C9bin we)S also a force at, the' plate, With a 4-for-4 perlonnance, while Avery Fenton had four RBis. Hunt Rycbel led the Diamondbacks with a solid, all-around performance. Diamondbacks roll, 6-3 •After falling behind, 3-0, the D-Backs rally to topple Angels. NEWPORT BEACH -Three NILL Al runs in the fifth and sixth innings led the Diamondbacks to a 6-3 comeback win over the Angels last weekend in Newport Beach Little League AA Division action. Bryan Yasukachl and Hunter Alder combined for nine strikeouts, while holding the Angels to only five hits. Matt Morris, Kendall Rick and Mickey Mlela each had key hits to spark the D-Backs' rally, while Miela added a solid defensive grab in right field to preserve the win. For the Angels, Matt Steinberg, Cory Vitolo and James Cunningham shut out the Diamondbacks for the first three innings with Vitolo striking out the side in the second inning. Matt Wheatley had two hits for the Angels, while Eric Mutzke led the defense at first base. In other NBLL-AA action: •Giants 11, Dodgers 4 -The Giants opened the 2000 campaign with an 11-4 win over the Dodgers last weekend. Ten different Giants reached base and · eight different Giants scored. Phillip Bannan led the offense w1th a double Md three runs scored. On the mound, Tom Morey and Michael Kordlch combined for 10 strike- outs, holding the Dodgers to only four hits. Shaun Mohler struck out seven in three innings of work for the Dodgers. RANGERS WIN, 6-2 Dodgers handle the Athletics, 7-2 Four-run sixth inning the difference in key triumph over the Dodgers. NEWPORT BEACH -The Rangers NHIA used a two-out rally for four six-inning BRONCOS runs to roll past the Dodgers, 6-2, last wee kend in Newport Harbor Baseball Association Bronco Division action. Blake Pinto, Brendon Salisbury, Tim Cramer and Jayme Oblbaver had key hits to spark the four-run sixth inning. Strong defense by Billy Munce, Nathan Cramer, ltobert Caugh111, Cody Greene and Andrew Skjonsby, along with steady pitching from Drew Han1s and Salisbury helped hold the Dodgers to only two nins. Blake Fogg and Derek Plnskl each played a good, all-around game for the Dodgers. CAB I CO • Overall, a team victory. NEWPORT NHIA BEACH-Cameron Chase, MUSTANGS C harley O'Desky and lt.J. D'Cruz combined to strike out 12 to lead the Dodgers to a 7-2 win over the Athletics in NHBA Mustang Division action last weekend. 1Tailing, 2-1, Stefan Brysha and Drew UtUefalr helped spark a Dodgers' rally with key hits, and Eric Hansen scored a key run. Solid defense was turned in by Peter Kinney, Bradon Cluck, Bryan Rhodes and Marshall Stamper for tee~ Dodgers. D'backs rally to knOck of Mlirlirls • Gleason, Inouye bring in extra-inning runs in 9-7 victory. COSTA MESA -PONY The Diamondbacks needed extra innings to defeat the Marlins, 9-7, last weekend in Costa Mesa Pony League baseball. Ryan Gleason and Issac Inouye each had RBis in the eighth inning to snap the tie for the Diamondbacks. Gleason's hit brought in Corey McCartney with the go-ahead run. before lnouye's bunt scored Glea- son. Adam Jorgenson went 4 for 4, while Spencer Pulaski ai:fded two hits and Cullen Crom had a double and two RBis. Crom, Jorgenson and Alex Plsarskl led the Dia- mondbacks' pitching, hold- ing the Marlins to only six hits. Chris Greely had two ruts and Kyle Felber added an RBI single for the Marlins. ln othe r Pony League action: • lndlans 8, Mariners 5 - Pitcher Colin McGuire earned the win and was 3 for 4 with three RBis at the plate for the Indians in thelf 8-5 wt.n over the Manners. Greg Hughes picked up the save and had a two-RBI triple, while Sean Slnlse added a two-RBI single for the Lndians. Mlke Cahlll went 3 for 4 and Kyle Allen added a key lut to key the Mariners' attack. CONTINUED FROM B 1 Corona, then proceeded to go 4 for 4 in a win over Irvine. He had two runs scored and five RBis in the two games played. "I doo't know if that's some sort of record, but I'm sure It's gotta be up there,• Coach Kirk Bauermeister said following Saturday's performance. "He's really been doing the job for us.• Pacific Soccer .Club To say the least. Cab1co, a former Costa Mesa American Little League star who idolizes Major League Baseball star Rickey Henderson, ended the week with a .688 batting average (11 for 16). Cabico's streak ca.me to an end in Monday's 1-0 loss to Los Amigos. V(itb a 1 ·for-3 performance, his average "dipped" to .632. "He's just the kind of kid that goes out and plays hard on every play of every game,• Bauermeister said. "He's only a sophomore so he's still learning every day, but he's the kind of person that once you tell him something, be never forgets it.. .. One of the many things he's learning as he quickly · matures is the position of second base. •1t•s a new spot for him,• Bauermeister said. •aut he's got great bands and great range. He's one of the better second basemen, as far as raw talent goes, that we've had here." cabico returned to €Oita Mesa High after spending the fall temester at Mater Del. where be played for the Monercbs' Serra League c:bamp6on football team. ·We"w only bad h1m beck lince PebnMuy, but be'• ca:t.. l'Ml fut.• Be Mid. •ObvkJU116;:'re tbrtlled to haft biln wttb UI.. ~~bemG· ~;a.u.w ,,. DlrM wbet be'a ... from Cei*o Oil tbe ~ l2de of tbe ~· •tte'a men ol • e ................... -.. ..,.., ......, .... Im • Ill If lilkL •tte'i ODe Gf lddll tbet,.. .. , -..-~----,. -·· 2 ., • tu , ••1,• . "A Different Kind of Soccer Club ... El•eryone plays!" Club Soccer Tryouts Irvine Valley College -Sunday; March 19, 2000 (Irvine Center Drive and Jeffrey Road -City of Irvine) r U-10, U-ll, U-12, U-13, U-14, Boys and Girls Noce: Please artive a minimum or 30 minutes before tryout time for cbedr.·in! The l'acijk Soccer Club will form Gold, llvtr & Bronze Teams in a ll age groups. TEAM DESIG NATION DATE OF BIRTH TRYOUT TIME SESSION BOYS U-10 8-1-90 to 7-31 -91 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM GIRLS U-10 8-1-90 to 7-31-9 1 9:00 AM to 10:30AM BOYS U-11 8-1-89 to 7-31-90 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM GIRLS U-11 8-1-89 to 7·31-90 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM BOYS U-12 8-1·88 to 7·31-89 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM GIRLS U-12 8-1-88 to 7-31-89 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM BOYS U-13 8-1-87 to 7-31-88 10:30 AM to 12:30PM GJRLS U·l3 I 8-1-87 to 7-31-88 12:30 PM to 2:30 PM , 7 BOYS U-14 8-1-86 to 7·31-87 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM GIRLS U·l4 8-1-86 to 7·31-87 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM \U·U. U·16. U-17, U·ll. U.lt 0,.1\t}wb wtl llJt 1MN. S-.,. April 1' ... (IAt11h1: TIA) I ( ' ' ' I , . . .. . _B4 __ Th_Ut!do): __ ~·-~-'-~_1_6~,2_ooo _____________________________ ~i>(}~--------------------------------------Da__,;io/_P_il_ot GOLF Details: (818~ 754-287-4. and ii you don't know Wbot Inelevant Week ii, it doesn't matter.• Fountain Hilll, Ariz., end Heritage Palms Golf C ub 1n lndio. TODAY'S SCHEDUU CONTINUED FROM B 1 Selgrea. wt.o so.red to 14 world records in the pole vault and won the 1968 Olympic gold med.al at Yardley introduced Daily PUot Publisher Tom Johnson as •the owner of the nibune Co.,• which brought the house down. A.,...,.,.. ... rbr golf coune architects, or budding architecU, is April 12 at the Riviera Country Cub, hosted by the Am~ Society of Gol( Course Architects, The series is entitled. "Remodeling University: A Short Course to a Better Course." Details: ................ High school .boys • Newport: Hatbof but fort\Jnate for me, "'Conner said. the Mexico City Ga.mes, said Wednesday he plays golf to an 18 b.al\.dicap. at HUntington a..m. 3 p.m.: eosta Mesa . at Cerritos. 2:45 p.m.; Estancia at cypress, 3:15 p.m. Big Canyon Country Club, site of this summer's Tea Cup Classic, was the scene Wednesday as Basketball Hall of Pamer George Yardley (Newport Harbor High, Stanford) hosted a luncheon for the Paralysis Project of Amerjca, which· featured several notable former athletes, including Bill Sbarman1 Don Newcombe, Bob Seclgren.'• Jamaal Wilkes and Dr. Sammy Lee. With 2 1/2-year-old twins at hQme, it's amazing Seagren can find tiine to work on his game. But Seagren. who operates a sports marketing business based in the $an Fernando Valley, works viftually next doot to Calabasas Country Club, where he plays. "My office is two minutes from Calabasas Country Clµb7• Seagren said. MSo l can get in nine holes at ' · ·tunch:l leave the office at 11:15 On band to promote Yardley and add color to the luPCheon wai Buck Johns, executive director of the Yardley Vll Golf Classic June 26 at Newport Beach Golf CoW¥, which raises funds ror the Newport Harbor High golf program. Details: (949) 856-2200. D.B. Temple ha replacecl Joe Hough as bead professional at Pelican Hill Golf Clµb. Hough left ih January to accept a similar position at the new Canyon Crest •(312) 372-?090. Local country dub pros~ in competition include Big canyon head pro KeUy Manos, fourth on ' the Southern California PGA Player ol the Year and money list, and Mesa Veroe Country Club's Geoff Cochtane, who shot 69 Tuesday ....... community college • Riverside cc at °'_,. COISt. ~ p.m. ....... High school boys -Estancia et Costa MeY, 3:15 p.m.; Laguna Beach at Corona def Mar, 3 p.m. • SoNwll College • Vanguard Univenlty at U. of • Western Florida Tournament. High school -Corona del Mar at Bolsa Grande, 3:15 p.m.; Alhambra at Newport Harbor. 3:15 p.m.; Senta Ana vs. Costa .. Mesa. a\ TeWinkle Parle. 3:15 p.m. Yardley, who~ week ,... · celebrated the 42nd anniversary"o1 his 2,000-point season witb the Detroit Pistons, the first NBA player to reach the milestone, is a ·member of the organization's sports coun<;il. •Goff ' a .m. and come back by 2 p.m. • Who said work and family get in the way of golf? Country Club in Riverside. . and earned $308 in the SCPGA Pro Series at the ~-71 Marriott ' Rancho Las Pdlmas course in Rancho Mirage. High school boys • Newprt Harbor vs. Yardley & Co. are gearing up for the Paralysis Project's Sports Legends Awards Dinner April 22 at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Pasadena. When former UCI basketball coach Dan Rogers introduced Paul Salata at the lunch, h e quipped: ·saiata started Irrelevant Week, "(Temple) is our new old guy," Pelican Hill's Lynn Davis said, referring to the club's former assistant pro who bas returned, following stops as head pro at The Golf Club at Eagle Mountain in • IUOtAM> DUNN's golf column appears every Thursday. Trabuco HlllS. at Big Canyon CC. 2 p.m,; Estancia vs. Dana Hills, at Mesa Verde CC, 2: 1 S p.m.; Mls.slon Viejo vs. Corona del Mar. at Newport Beach CC. 3:30 p.m. ........... College women · NAIA Tournament at Jadcson, Tenn., first round: Vanguard University vs. Western Montana, 7:45 p.m. (PDT). ""' -.. ··' ' :.;. I ,· ' ' t -~ f .~~11 "'auc~I ~' ' . . . ' A • I".. ; \-. ' ' ' I ' .· . . ... ... . .. i I • • 1 I ·\ .... , . ' -................ ,, ........ ... ~-u ... ~,..•<., •• •' ··• • : :..·,;i ; ii .. > .... ~ ... ~ PUBLIC NOTICE INVITATION TO BID Notlce Is hereby given lhat the Ocean View School 01strlct of Or· ange County, Callfomla, hereinafter relerred to as "DISTRICr'. will receive sealed bids up to but no later than 11 :00 a.m. on the 28th day of March, 2000, at the DISTRICT Adminlsrratlon Offices. 17200 Pinehurst Lane. Huntington Beach, Ca 92647. Al this said time. date and place, bids wrn be publicly opened and read aloud for the follow· 1ng ~ projects: 1. Asphalt Extension. Replacement and Repair at College View. Oak View, Siar View and Village View Schools. 2.. Interior Pain· ting at Vista View School, 3. Carpeting and Installation at Vista View School and 4. Roof Re· placement al Golden View, Lake View and Vil· lage View Schools. Plans and specfll· cations ere on Ille at the DISTRICT Purchasing Department. al the above address, (714)847·2551 Ext. 1440 and will be avail· able at the Job walk. MANDA tORY Job Walks wlll be held as fol· IOws: l . Asphalt Extension, Replacement and Re· pelr Monday. March 20, 2000 9:00 am. starting at Oak View Scl1oOI 17241 Oak Ln. Hunt. Bell 2. Inferior Painting Tues-day, March 21, 2000 9:00 a.m. at Vista View Scl1ool 16250 Hlckory St. An. Valley 3. Carpeting and In· stallatlon Tuesday March 21 , 2000 9:00 a.m. at Vista View School 16250 Hickory SI. Fin. Valley 4. Roof Replacement Tuesday, March 21 , 2000 10:30 a.m. starting at Lake View School 17451 Zelder Ln. Hunt. Bch. The DISTRICT re· quires that lhe bidder possess a valid contrac- tor's license al the time the bid Is submitted, as follows: 1. Asphalt ElCtenslon, Replacement and Re· pair B or Ct2 2. Interior Painting B or C-33 3. Carpeting and In· staHatlon B or C-15 4. Roof Replacement B or C-39 Certlllcatlon of Crjml· nal Records ClleCll will be required per Educa· lion Code section 45125.l (AB 1610 and AB 1612). EACH BID MUST CONFORM ANO BE RESPONSIVE ONLY TO THE BID OOCU· MENTS AND AGREE· MEN T IN ITS E N TIRETY , AS PROVIDED BY THE DISTRICT Tile DISTRICT re· serves the right to re)eet any or au bids or. 10 waive any irregularltlea or Informalities In any bids or in the bidding process. Published Newport Beach·Costa Mesa ~~ Pllot March 9, 16, Fictltlou1 BualneH Flctltloue BualneH Flctttloua aualneH Flctltloua eu.lneaa F°lctlttoua Buetneea Flctitiou• BualneH BSC l2tO Name Statement N•me Statement Name Statem.nt Name at.tiament Nmme Sa.tement Name Sa.tement NOTICE OF BSC 1291 The followlng persons The folloWlng persons The followtng persona The following persons The following pel'IOna Tile folloWfng persons The fol!owing persons PETITION NOTICE OF are doing business as: are doing business as: are doing busllless as: are doing buslness as: ere doing b\!Slneu u : are doing business as: are doing bOllneSI as: TO ADMINISTER PETTTION lmpenal Auto Service, Cre"&tlons4you, 20 Tricolor Treasures Resurrecllon Lutheran Canyon Crest Estates, HEAL TH FIT. 129 N. Amer1al Home Mort· T TO ADMINISTER 3917 W. Segerstrom Pans t:ane if109, New· 1018 w. Coffins Ave.: Preschool 962l Ham»· UC, 1501 Weatctltt Of.. Quail Lane, Ofange, CA gage Cofporatlon. Inc.. ESTA E OF: ESTATE OF: Ave.. Santa Ana, CA P<>Ort Beach. CA 92663 Orange, CA 92867 ton, Huntington Baach, Ste. 260, Newport 92869 17881 Bell Clrcle, Unit PAUL W. LAURA 92Zl7ad04 A. u~s"'. 342 Lydia BouZ1J910u New· Aaron David Smith, CA 92646 • BeaQh, CA 92660 James !-4~ Evant, 129 A. Huntington Beach, LP<?AUELNWllZWEN .. tkaS LoAENTZEN ..,.. " comb, 200 Pans Lane 618 MaliQold. Avo., Co-Lutheran Church of Pacific Grand Con· N. Quall .._..ne, Orange, C~ 92647 " -a.-a a Lemon Grove, Irvine, CA 1109, Newport Beach, rona del ~r. CA 92625 the ·Resurrection, (CA), atructlon, lne. Managing CA 92869 America Home Mort· LORENTZEN ,,.. ...,.URA MARIE 92d18 CA 92669 Cynthia Joan Smith, 9821 Harr\lllon Ave., Member, (Carlfomla), This business la 000· gaQ41 Corporation. Inc.. CASE NO A20141' LORENTZEN Jamal A. El Masri, 121 This business Is ooo-a18 Mar1QOld Ave Co-Huntington Beacil, CA 1501 WHlctlff Dtfve, ducted by: an individual (W~). 4710 University To all ~lrs, benefl· CASE NO. A201415 (;le;:i_rt>rook Lane. Apt. A, ducted by: an lndividual rona del Mar .. CA 9'2625 92648 Ste. 280, Newport Have you started Way. NE 1103, Seattle, ctarles, credltors, 0001 To 1111 nelrs. benell· COj;la Mesa. CA 92626 Have you started This business Is 000. This business Is 000• Beach, CA 92660 doing busfness yet? No WA 98105 lngent cre<lrtors, a clar1es, credltOR. ooot· This business Is con· doing bustness yet? No ducted by: husband and ducted by: 8 corporation This bualness Is 000• James M. Ellans This business Is con· persons who may other lngent creditors. and duetted by: a general Lydia Bouzaglou New· Wife Have you started ducted by: a COrp<>fltlon This statement was ducted by: a corporation wile be lnteresled Int per&ons who may other· pa/tnershlp comb Have you started doing business yet? No Have Jou started filed with the County Have you· started willorestate orbolh Of· wlsebelnterestedlnthe Have you started This statement was doing business yet? No L"theran , C·hu-.. 01 ..,.,ng bu · -ss ye"" No Clertc of Orange County doing business yet? No p•uL w L6RENTZE' will or estate, or bOth. ol: doing buslneu yet? · filed with the County Cynthia Joan Smhh the" Resurrect~~· Wll· Pacific 'orard 'Con· on 02·29·2000 America Home Mort· "' · LAURA LORENTZEN Yes, 1989 Clerk of Orange County This statement was Ila H ~ Council' ruction I Ronald E 20006821111 gaije Corpof81ion, Inc., ~~R~~~N WILLIAM aka LAURA MARIE Ziad A. Masr1 on 03·'07·2000 lileo hh th Cou ty m ' r·~-· ·51 ' nc.. ' Dally Pilot Mar. 2, 9, t6. Arturo Hidalgo, Presl· A PETITION FOR LORENTZEN This statement was 20006821711 w e n PrTehs.,lds'"s'1a1emen1 was Legrroos :! ... '!smeldenntt was 23, 2000 Th474 dent end CEO PROBATE has bee A PETITION FOR flied with the county Daily Pilot Mar. 9. 16. 'g~e~·~9'?i~ County filed with~· County 111-::1 wllh ... the County Flctitlou1 BualneH This statement was filed b~ DIANE E. PROBATE has been Clerk of oooae County 23, 30, 2000 Th486 20006821085 Clerk of Oran County Clerk of Orange County Neme Statement flied with the County JONES In ttJe Superior flled by DIANE E. on °3•03•2 20006821470 Flctldoua BualneH Dall~ Pllot Mar. 2, 9, 16, on 02·25-on 03-07·2000 . The fotlowln,0 persons Clerk ol Ow;r' County court of cauromla. JONES In the Superior Dally _Piiot Mar. 9. 16• Name Sa.tement 23, 000 Th481 20006820792 20006821n4 are doing business as: on 02·25·2 County of ORANGE. Court ol Callfomla, 23 3Q 2000 Th497 The lollowlng persons Flctltloue B ualneH Dally Pilot Mar. 2, 9, 16, Da~R Pilot ~. !.t .16, Ann Blegun Visual 20006820791 THE PETITION FOR County of ORANGE. • • . afe d(>lng buslne~f. n : Name Statement 23. 2000 • (Th464 23._. 2000 10492 Merc:handisfng.' Design Dail~I Mar. 2, 9, 16, PROBATE requests tha THE' PETITION FOR STATEMENT OF Stag Hotel. 121 McFad· The fotlowtng persons Flctftloua Bu11i1eaa Fl loua Buelneu & ponsllltatJon. 7 canal 23: . Th465 DIANE E. JONES be IP· PROBAT~s that ABANDONMENT OF den Pl .. Newpon Beach, are dolng business as: Name Statement Name Sa.t.ment Circle, Newport Beaeh, Ficthloua Bualneaa pointed as personal rep. DIANE E. ES be IP· CA 92663 CA 92663 N --· t resentatlve to admlnlste pointed as personal rep· USE OF FICTITIOUS Llncus Solutions. Inc., The following per.oos The Jollowlng persons •me ~ ... emen resentatlve to lldl'nlnlsle BUSINESS NAME HCJM, Inc.. (Calffor-20 Via Amor. Rancho are doing business as: are dOlng business u : Ann Elaine Blegun, 7 The following persons the estate of the dece· · r The following person(s) ~~~~~r~ ~:~n ~~ Santa Margarita, ca11tor-Coastlands Pool and Alpha Delta & Al· Canal Clrde, Newporl are doing business as: de~E PETITION re· ~.~state of the deoe· has (have) abandoned 92663 • nia92688 Spa,7~W.PCH147, soclates.25488ack8ey Beach,CA92663 Allergy Testing quests the decedent's THE PETITl~N re- the use of the fictitious This business Is con-Llncus, Inc .. (Nevada), Newport Beach. CA Loop, Costa Mesi, CA This business Is ooo· Service, 270 East t71h Wiii and codicils, rt any, QUestt the decedent's business name: ducted by·. a OOITVV'Ation 3305 W. Spring Moun· 92863' I 92627 dUdH ed by: an Individual Street, 1195, Costa be adm ....... to """'"'A Will and codlcile, If any, I A "'A ·..-·-taln 160 24 La• Vegas T~n Hopp 7204 w V'-Of La Var Peter ave you started Mesa, CA 9.,.27 ,......, .,..,.,....,, lmper1a uto .... rviee. Have you started · ' v ' ' • "" • d '" ......_ Wiii nd .........,,_ be admitted lo ......... ta S Nevada 89102 PC 47 N .,r • ., Back Ba olng business yet? Shen c . Parlett, 270 '"" a any...,.,....,. . .,. ....... · 3917 w. •ierstrom doing buslneu yet? This business Is con-Beach, ~A 9266lwport ~.~ta Mesa, cX Yes. Feb. 1, 2000 East 17th Srreet~ 1195 are evallable tor D · TheWllland~OOOldll Ave., Santa na, CA Yes, Oct. 28, 1994 dl.ICte<S by: a corponition Mike Hepp, 72°" W. 92627 . Ann Blegun Costa Mesa, CA 92627 amlnatlon In the Ille k8l)t are evaHable for ex· 92f:: Actillous Busl· NoH_9JsMP,reslnlc.de'n1Howard Have you started PCH '47, Newport This business is con-Tills Slatement was This business Is con· bytheECOOPETrt.ITION =~thelllekept 1 11• doing business yet? No Beach, CA 92663 ducte<S by: an Individual filed with the County ducted by: an Individual TH re· TH · ness name !8 e~ed to This' statement was Llncus, Inc., Changlz This business Is ooo-Have you started Clerk of Orange County Have you started quests authority to ad· E PETITION re· above was Med in Or· flied with the County Ghader, Secretary ducted by: husband and doing bualnea vet? No on 02·29·2000 doing business yat? minister the estate unde quests authol1ty to 16- an g e C 0 u n ~ 0 n Cler1t of 0{enge County This statement was wife VIQor La Var Peterson 2000M2110I Yes. 1100 the Independent Admln-minister the esuite under t9~r:s~~~21~IL NO. on 03-07·2000 flied wifh the County Have you started This statement was Dally Pilot Mar. 2. 9, 18. Sher1 C. Parks lltration of Estates ~. the Independent Admln· Rlad A El Masr1 65 20006821763 Clerk of Orange County doing business yet? flied with the c:::ounty 23. 2000 Th475 This statement was (This Authol'fty will i~s~tion of Estates N:.t. Grnnnftald. lft•ine • CA Daily Pilot Mar. 9, 18, on 03·07·2000 Yes, 2116199 Clertc of~ County Flct ltlou• Bualnff1' flied with the County the peBonal represent· . s Authority wlll allow "" ~ · •• • 23 30 2000 Th487 Clerk 1 "-c attve to take many ac-personal represent· 92614 · • • 2000M21844 Tegan Hopp on 03-03· Name Statement 0 1t;;88 ounty lions without obtaining atlve to take many IC· Ziad A. Masr1, 342 Fictltloua Bualnesa Dally . Pilot Mar. 9, 16. Thfs statement was 2000ll21481 The fotloWlng·persons on 02·29· ......,...21114 COYrt apl)foval. Before lions without obtaining Lemon Grove. rrvme, CA Name Statement 23, 30, 2000 Th507 filed witll tile County Dally Pilot Mar. 9, 18, ve doing business u: D . «.,.,.._ taking certain very Im· court approval. BefOfe 92620 • The torlowlng persons Flctttloua Bualnaa Clerk of Orange County 23, 30, 2000 Th494 KIZAKI HAIR SALON, 111~1 Mar. 2• 9• 1i66 portant action•, hoW· taking Certain very Im· T111s business is oon· are doing business as: Name Sa.tement on 02·25·2000 Flctldoue BualneH v65 Paularlno Ave., 23• Th4 ever, the personal repre· portant actions, hoW· ducted by: a general a) CO LESS.COM, b) The fotlowing persons 2000el201t1 · Name Stlltement Cosla Mesa CA 92626 Flc:tltloua 8uelneM sentatlve will be required ever, the~ repre· partnership CD LESS. 151 21st St., are doing bvsrness as; Dall~t Mar. 2, 9, 16, The followtno persont Toshrro Kli.akl, 8571 Name IMlltlhnlnt to give nolloe to In· 1«1tallvewillt>erequked Riad A. El Masr1 '20, Costa Me&a, CA a) ElCtreme Painting, b) 23, Th462 ere doing business as· Stanford Ave.. Garden The following peraons teresled persons un1ee1 to give no11oe to In-This statement was 92627 All-Trade Constl'IJcifoi'I, Ftetltloua Buslne.. Universal Gallery, 177 Grovt. CA 92841' a,. doing tJu1i18as .. ; they have waived no11oe terested persons unless filed with the County Jared Gentry, 151 2tst cl Costa Mesa FWl Name Statement Riverside Dr .. "F"' New· This business Is oon· e.l Sliver 6'ar Casting 0< consented 10 the they have waived notice Clerk of Orange County St .. 120, Costa Mesa, Taco, 630 Center St.. The following persons port Beech, CA 92863 ducted by: an Individual Co., b) Sliver Star DIS': PnlClOSed action) 'The or oonMnted 10 the on 03·03·2000 CA 92627 Costa Mesa, Calllomla are doing business ea: David Peny, 177 Riv· Have you s1arted trlbutlon, 1725 Monrovia Independent acimlnls· propc)Md action.) The 20006821471 This business ls oon-92627 a) Tile Eames Group, bl a/side Dr.1 "F", Newport doing bustneu yet? No #AS, Colla Mha. CA ttatlon authoftty will be independent acfmlnls· Dally Pilot Mar. 9, 16, ducted by: an lndlvldual Michael Alexander Eames Group.Com, 203 Beach, CA 92863 Toshlro Kllakl 92821 granted unless an in· ttatlon autho!1ty will be 23, 30, 2000 Th508 Have you started Glamme, 630 Center Calle Conchita, San This Duslnen Is con-This statement was Luke Timothy Bumitt terested ~rson flies an granted unless an In· doing bUslness yet? No St .. Costa Mesa, Califor· Clemente. CA 92672 ducted by: an lndMdual flied wtth the County 1725 Monr0V11 IA·S· obfec1lon tO the petition te<ested ~rson fifes an Flctltlou1 BualneH Jared Gentry nra 92627 Michael E.ames, 203 Have you started Clerk of Orange County Cotta MMe, CA 92827° and allows QOOCI ceuse Objec:tlon~o the Name Statement This statement was This business Is con· Calle Conchita, San doing busfness yet? No on 02·29·2000 This business Is con-why the court lhoUIO not ana snows cause The following persons filed with lhe County ducted by: an Individual Clemente, CA 92672 D8vld Peny 2000M21083 dueled by: en lndivlduel grant the ·~· why the ~not are doing business as: Clerk of Orange County Have you started Jacqueline Eames, This statement was Dally Piiot Mar. 2, 9, 18, Have you started A HEARING on the grant the a~. PATRICK'S PUB on.03-07-2000 doing business yet? 203 Calle Conchita, San flied with tile County 23, 2000 lh-477 doing buslneas yet? petition wiff be held on A HEARING on the 2645 Harbor Blvd ' 20006821764 Yes, 315195 Clemente, CA 92872 Clel1c of Orange County FlctJtloua Buel""-• Yes. 1995 APRIL 13, 2000 at 1:.45 petition will be held on Co " Daily Piiot Mar. 9. 18. Mlchael Alexanaer This business Is 000• on 03-93-2000 ..... LUke T. Bunett p.m. In Dept. L73 ro-APRIL 13, 2000 at 1:45 v~ce~~'.:.' ~~~:S 23, 30, 2000 Th488 Glamme ducted by: husband and 2000ll2146t N•me St819ment Thia 11atemen1 wu cated .at 341 The City p.m. In ~-L73 IO- Rochester St.. Costa Flctltlou1 Bu1lneaa This statement was wife Dallv Pilot Mar. 9, 18. The following persons flied with tne County Dr1ve Soulh, Orange cated at 341 The City Mesa, CA 92627 Name Statement filed with the County Have you started 23. SO, 2000 Th495 are doing buslnesa as: Clerf< o1 Onlnoe County CA 92868. • Drive South, Orange, Donnajean Garner, The followlng persons Clerk of Ofllnge County doing business yet? No Flctltlo a B·-'-~ GO AND DO LIKEWISE. on OG-OS-200(J IF YOU OBJECT to CA 92868. 338 R Ch te St .. ,.., ..... l on 03·08-2000 Jacqueline Eames u ......... AN IMPERATIVE FROM 2000l'21418 the grantlog ol the -ti· IF YOU OBJECT 10 0 86 ' ·• are .,.,.ng uuS ness as: 20006821710 Michael Eames Name Statement THE LORD JESUS OallV Piiot Mer. 9 16 tlon, you sfiould app;., the granting ol the pell-°%\~ ~~~a,;.~: ~2~. 341t,8'1r:vJ~ad~:::: Dally Piiot Mar. 9, 18. This statement wu The lollowlng pe19on1 CHRIST. 10408 La 23, 30, 2000 rh5oO at the hearing and state tlon, you lfio4Jld appear due1ed by: a ge1M1ral Newport Beach, CA 23, 30, 2000 Th493 filed with· the County are doin$1 bl.lslnen u : Cebfa Ave.. Fountain FfCdiiOue Bualfteie your Objections or Ille at the Maring and state partnership 92663 Actliloue Bualnua Clerk of Orange County ME LI S BE AU TY V~~~7: Chris· Nmne SlatwtMnt wnnen objections with your objections or Ille Have you atarted Ray Allen Efler, Jr., Name Statement .Pl1 02·25·2000 SALON, 8871 Weatem tlans In R•A• Eatate, The f,ot~,...,...,_ the court befO<e the :_~tten otJjeetlorltbef ~~ doing busfnessx:t? No 21869 Ra ln \&111.. 20006820l05 Ave., Buena Part\. CA ..... ,....,_.._ hearing. Your ap· ""' court ore ""' ynor ·• .,....,. The fotloWfng persons 9062 ~Calif), 10408 La ,.._ .. _ are dolho aa: hearln Y Vincent A. HI s omar. CA 92595 are doing business H : Dally Pilot Mar. 2, 9, 16, 1 F .......... BRUSlitD METAi.. oe pearanoe may be In per-g. our IP· fl This 1stalemenCout was Larry William Pacini, JCM ENTERPRISES 23. 2000 Th486 Gerardo Meza. 6581 C~e927C:ntaln Valley, StGN, 1304 Logan St.: son Of by your attorney, pearanoe mey be In per· led w 111 the nty 111 w. 171h St. 1c10. OF c •• !FORNI.. 371 Ffcthloua Bualn .. e Burnham Av.. Buena This .... ~ ..... ss Is 000_ "-~-u--. ,. .. 9,......., IF YOO AAE A CREO. son or by Yl>'.H' attomev. Clerk of Orange County Costa Mesa,CA92627 ,.... ""• Ni--S•---t Parlc,C_A90621 """''"' ....,.,._""' ... ,..,., ITORorcontingentcr9d-IFYOOAREACREO· on 03-03·2000 This business ls con· Esther St., Costa Mesa, ....... ,-... ._::-"-" GUlllermlna M. Meza, ducted by: a corporation ~Ed'Watd Ander9on, ltor of the deceHed, yQ1J ITOR or contingent cnd- 20006821'60 ducted by: 8 Hmlted CA 92627 ""' """''"ng persons 8581 Burnham Av Have you started G<*f Run Dr., must file yQl.lr cllllrn with Hor of the decHMd, you DaU~Pllot Mar. 9, 16, partnership JOhn c .. Malmquist, are doing business as: Buena Partc. CA 90821' doing business yet? Diamond Bar, CA 91785 the court end mall • must Ille yotK claim with 23 2000 Th 98 371 Esther St.. Costa B2 GRAPtilCS, -4220 This bu·'neu 11 000• Yea. 2·21·2000 This business '* ooo-t ---~-• the court end mall a • • 4 Have you started Mesa, CA 92627 Park Newport, t305, ducted by~ hush•nd and Asaoctatlon °' Chris• ducted by: an lndMduel copy 0 ""' pe • ..,..., rep· · Flctttloua Builne .. doing busfness yet? No This business Is con-Newport Beach, CA Wife "'" tlans In Real Estate Have you •tarted =-=a=*'~ ::::::ted't N •..... S•·•ement Larry W. Pacini ducted by: an lndlvldual 92660 Have you sterted Teny Debay, Presldent ' doing business yet? monttll from the date cl the COU11 four .... ... This statement was Have you started Roben Leroy Boyte, ~business yet? No Thia statement was Yes, 01-01·2000 the first Issuance of 181• months from the ckte Of Tile fotlowtng persons filed with the County doing business yet? 4220 Park f.lewport, Gerardo Meza flied wtth the County Tony E. Anderson ters 11 pr~ In Pro-the flllt lleuenoe of let· are doing buslneu as: Clerk cl Orange County Yes, 2+00 Newport Beach, CA This statem,nt was Clertc of Of8noe County Thll ttetement was bate Code McilOf'I 9100• iers as pnMcl«f In Pro- Barracuda Spons, 32.4 on 03·07·2000 JOhn c . Malmquist 92660 filed with the County on 02·25·2000' . llled. With the County The ttme fa< 11...,. cfelms be1e Code MC:llcw't 9100. Colleen Place, Costa 2000682176' This statement was This buSlness Is con· Cieri\ of Oranot County 2000M20718 Clerf< of Ofanae County wlll not expl;o:w before The ttme for llflng c1e1ms Mesa. CA. 92627 Datty Pilot Mar. 9, 16. filed With th41 County d~ed by: an lndlvldYal on 2·29-2000 Dally Piiot Mar. 2. 9. 16, on 03-03-~1 tour montns from ..... wlll not e• ...... ~ Richard M. Perrault, 23, 30, 2000 Th489 Clerk ol ~County Hoe you stuted 2000ee21116 23, 2000 Th460 -471 hearing date not~ lour monihf';fom ttl8 ~ta ~~~CA:~:~· Flctltlou1 BualneH on o3-07• 2000M2lnt doing buslneu yet? Dalt~ Pilot Mar.~. 9. 16, FlcthlOue BuelneH f:.\, ~Mer. ~~· abOve. he•r1nO dale noticed Genevieve J. Perrault, Name Sa.temerit Dall~Pflot Mar. 9, 18. y~~~~ Boyfe Z3, 2000 Th471 Niimi Sa.tement ' ' YOU MA.Y EXAMINE ll>cMI. 324 Colleen Place. The rotloWin11 narsons 23 2000 Th•"" Thi t ta t 'The IOI._._ ,,.raona the Ille kept by the COUf1. YOU MAY EXAMINE .. ., ,,.. , • ·"""' 1 s a men waa Flctttlou1 Buelneta ""-'V ..... Fl_. .. ._ua Bualn... H ...,., are aJ:-In· the" fie :J" by lhe court. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 are doing business as: Flctltl B ._~ fl'-" ~.i.h the "~-ty u~ --are doing business al: ... u,.., •-·-· T S ~ oue ue ..... 1 ""' ..,, """"' ..., ... vwtllfnent lntemallonal Com· tarealed In eetate yQIJ • J:': In· Th510 CLAaatl'l•D , •••••• 7 • dU:.d~~~=~~~ car:'1~19Ti~u~~~ ~":~pe,.!,. ~~-~9~County ·~~':," puter R.ent111, 2424 ~":.::::-",.!. r;::,,~W,: t"9 ~~'"• ~ wl::ave you started :~2.f°'ta Mesa, CA aredoinQbUs1ri.uili: 2000M2'10I ORANNu•• GEDCIOUTIONNTY, ~,.,· ==-~tA~~· 1re~busf:.•& clelNotice(fonn ape. oourta"8queettor8pe· doing business yet? Richard Glenn Wll· Blue C Communlca· 2D3a.llV PllOI Mar. 2·.!:..1769' ~-:""'NloOles Dr #l""'<17 Jeff,... 8coct Wiiton, fl+ E I 8 ... Of,l&4) of lhe llllng of ciel Notice (tOml "---lions 3-4"1 Via 0po"o 2000 "~ ....,, ·--• oe qu pment, .. s an '--' _.... .,,_ DE·164) of the 11i.... of Yes, '"1·2000 ...,,,.,20111Tu1tlnAve., 1200• ~ eeadi, Newport Beach, CA 24t4&imaAllaAw,C-South State College ~jQi";.;:..;a an iml9ntory .,,d"'ep-~:S'~~~U:,as ;~ta Mesa.. CA CA 92663 F:u::=· 92ee0 ~~7 Colle Mesa, CA Blvd., •B. Fulenon, CA Of Of any petkiori Of ac-pnil ... °' ......... .--~~:!ll!!!~~IP·ii fifed wtth the Cour!ty Josephine Wllllams, Blue C. Communlca· The ,...-...... McFadden-Bray Pub-This bullnesl le 000• 8283 OOUt11 • provtOed In or of any pellllor'I or ac• Cleric of e>r.nge eouniy 2019 Tustin Ave., tB, Ilona, (CA), 3421 Via "'-"'II P8110N llshlng Corporation, dueted...,. en lndNlduel Ma Stevens, 182.4 Probate Code ee<:9ot\ OCJUnl • PIOYtded In 03-03-2000 Coeta Men CA 2827 Oporto 1200, Newport ere dolr1ll ~as: (CA) 9e7 &en N1o01u H "T· Oriole Drive, Costa 1250. A R8quiMt for Pnx.. Code Mdton on 2000M21411 Ttlls t>usltiesa: con-BeaQh, CA 92863 Ae~CtleepDecorat· Or. '1101, Newport av~ started MMe, CA 92626 Speclel NOCJoe totm 1a 1250. A, ~ tor o.\,Pllot Mar. e. 16, =edby:hulbendano ~.d~~~': =ort =11~ ~·~1a con-?aw11son yet? No p:~=~~~~ ~ftOMtheoourt ='*':.:""~ PACIFIC VllW 23, • 2000 , Th498 Have you •llrted Have you alerted ......... p..i-ai-, _,. ~by:• OOl'POl*lon fried ~te~n~ ..... ~ PaErtc. 21 ~for the dertc. MEMORIAL MM 1 doing business yet? No _,.,., -..-· """ Have you aterteo ........ "',,,er.nae r=-~ rte J. ~. 10870 ~-AllOIMy for* do ng buslneH yet? Biiie C Coml'nl#llca· !Onge Roede2ee3 Newport doing bu1lnet1 yet? on 02·'2S-200(J .,,,,.. '? Alna AW.. Alta Lorne, W • •AIL.SY IMITH '••oner: Cemetery• MoftU8IY .Y~~~..eg. Williams Ilona, Jeff Bentley, Pres-~·~II con-Yea, 1"8 . 2000lll079e CA 11737 . . DQ UN ..-n. ' W. 8AIL•Y ltllmt Chapel • Cl'1lmlt0f'Y Thlt ttete!Mnt "' *"' ~by:.,, lndMduel McFadden""'9y Pub-o.~ Mir 2 e lO Thie buelneat 11 con-uw"OPP'ICllt °' no.. MN~ ' 3500 P1IClflcVlew Dr1llt filed wltl'I the County Thia stalement wu Havu=.ou atarteo llshlng Corporation, 23 • 'Th4et' ~: • ~ !'o· ... ...v, llACMA~T"1·u• ~~~ ....___._ Ole ... ot =r Coun"' flied with the ~ """""' 'J:' No Mp!:_~ McFadden, Fl ...... c:::: 9;::c=1 H • • " " " Newport_,, '" '' Clettl of 0ninge ,.~-. ......,'V ,_,. .... ,_ v--ave yow 1t1rt•d a.YD .. 11W. all, •0•1 llACA•IT UR 1444700 on 03-07· ,200()' ...._ .. , ~ Pele Thia scatement .... Heme ........,_. doing b~lneH yet? timWPORT muett CA llvo .. llW ... C... Dally Pllot2:':.1~ on03- 14 , 2000lalMt ~w111-::"'C:O: ~~~ -~~11 v~~ =•heO New:ort :o"'mu CA ~=--23• :to, 2000 Th4w ~~ ~ '.ftJ,34 CIM ot =-~ on 00-14-200CJ ............ AEAP AAl.E.COM1 ~ ..... .....,...:_~ ~Cotta Meu Put>U1"ed Ne~ort Mort ,....,_...... FlcttUcMae 8aatnea1 Flctltloua 8ualneel on 03-tO-l.OODllH• l.OHlllllM ~tit 8'reet. IJnll" caattt ato.W:. ~ Piiot M4arc:tl 18• tt, =c~~ 1a •:a• .. c~-~lre~~~~t ~~·:=,,. r::==. ~.~1~ ~..,,~,~·e ;::,~,~.on~.;.;~~ 23 ' • thM37 23,lOCM> ~1 CLASSIFIED .,. =~ as: .,. dolrlO bU1i1e1a aa: 1fciiiua IUelfi111 Flctllloua ltueln11e MMe. CA t"21 m·· t ''· Noellll am P••ce. Family tlMllrl Netwottl, Hime ......... ...,.. ........ TOdd,t<endrlclc. 19431 2000 iNOi Flotltloua luelneee l'lodtloue 11u.ariue (949) 642~5678 u.c, 150 w.ttctrf Dr., 1790~1t.ve. '8· The t~ penane n.e ~ '*'°"' Aue o. veior.. m. llJili'i111 Mime lbll:JMnt Mime Mlllment ---""""'~~!!"!!!!'I Ste. HO, N•wpott ~ Co«I MW, CA .,. ~ Du11Me1 •: n :'!: ...._ • .., l'oothlll A1nch, CA ~ 1112112"*" The :::::...PMOl'le The fc1cM1na PMOM ~CAo9: ~. ~~IAa· ~:.:-=.~ 1:-.:., ~. ~tMlnttalaoon-.,.TI1e:::2J::.• ~~ •: -ITc:L.,....,...., lllNQlorl, lnC.. aoc. lnc1, (~. 1790 Newpor1 8"ctl. CA ~ ... di. ,CA ....., -= a general Q~N Ylll0°N ~· 4t4 El IUPfl\V tmt°'= Membt;;.~llfo • ' MontOllll ~ •·tO, netO ,.,... Ol'TOMITRY 11m AMI, TUlln, CA ....... ~ v• i:~ HO, tfe=l ~=...~ 1~·~:'=: ,:-a:.,.,.~eo:: ~u:,.::,n:: 8'.::'·=·•Mnl, -=.,,.,.._,_ ~:r'!···- IMdl, CA=°-dUm8d by; 1 GOfPOI•• ll04. ~ leedl, =zor'· lwtl, CA l: KMtMdt L.eM ~ ~ 1000 Colcf"1ii Ce-IMll =-~ ~~~ ~;•.r.::.,:•·~~ CATNa""°IMNlellaon-TNl""*-la• =':,.. .. w :-=.IMne· '1!!,~ .. ~lhenNn V'11,=.,_lloon- Heve you 1tar1ed Y ... t• dllC:lldlly.enlndMcUI dllC:lldlly.en~ ll9d Wiit Ill ~ TNa ...._II con-'1Ni IMNle •-..._.tr.a_, 11111 -. ...._ YIC? No Alln ....,_ I M· Hive you atarted Hive you ..:11~ a.ti~ 0ountr duCllld 11y. '"lnllMcMlt c6dlcs 11¥: Aft ftlMdull H•~= .::::..~~ ~~~ ~T-yet? ~E °".. ... ... ,., i-15-.:'=' ~"= ~... ,., .....,, ,....... ,,.....,<*.Mp. ,_.... AMlrt a.If Nat...,. a.•· tt. ,_.. ....,, ,. hi• ~.-~if,~ :i~= !\~-= l1i.L ~=--:r-=r= ~/ D.'111 u r-'lo · U m.,,Eii: m.Eil ..:=...d r-€.; ,...= .. .,.. rn..'iF!U t. 1. Dady Pilot 8ec- NOTICaOF N11T10N TOAWTER llTATEOF: ROY CHARLES CRANK CAM NO. A201304 To ... heln, btnefi. a..,~. cont· ln99l'I CfMltora, end !*ION wtlO ITllY oeher· .._ be lnlerelt9d In the wll Of Mtal•. Of both, ol• ROY CHARLES CRANK A PETITION FOR PROBATE l'la1 been llled bV STEPHEN 0. CRANK In the Super10f Cour1 ol Calllornla, CountV ol ORANGE. THE' PETITION FOR PAOBATE requests that STEPHEf.I D. CAANK be IPPQlnled as per. eoriel ~tatiYe to edmlnleeer the ntate of IN decMent. THE PETITION re- QUHta the decedenrs W1I end codlcils, ii any, be edmlned to probate 'The Will and any codicils M evalleble for 8ll· amlnetlon In the file kept bV IN court. 'THE PETITION re· queata authollly to ad· mtntater the estate unoer the Independent Admln· lst,.tlon ol Eatates Act. (TNI Authority WIN allow the peraonal rei><esent· allYe to take many ec· 11on1 without ootalnlng COUl1 ~al. Before taking certain very im· ponant actions, how· ever, the pertonal repr• Mntallv• wtll be required to QiY9 notice to In· ternwd persons unless \tley heve waive<! notice or oonMnte<I to the propoHd action.) The Independent admlnls· tradon authol1ty will oe g1111lted unless an in· ferNted person Illes 8fl objection to the petition and shows good cause wny .,. coun should not grwll .,. IUthoftty. A HEARING on the petition wll be held on APRIL 8, 2000 at 1:45 p.m. In Dept. L73 lo- <*ed .at S..1 The Ciiy Ortw South, Orange, CA 112868 IF YOU 09.JECT to the grentlng OI the pet· lion, you should appe r at ltle hearing and sta e your ot>jedlons or tile wnnen obleclloos with the court before the heiring Your ap- pearance may be In per· aon or by your attorney IF YOU ARE A CRED-IT OA or contingent c:red· ltor ol the deceased, you mu11 fU. Vo4Jr clalrn with Irle oouri and mall a copy to the personal rep- reaentatlve aPO<>loted by Irle court Wllnin lour montha from ttle date of the flrat Issuance of let· ters at provided In Pro. ball Code section 11100. The tlrna for hUng claim5 will not explre before four months from the hearing date notloed aboVe YOU MAY EXAMINE Iha flle kept by the coon. " you Ila I parson In· lef9tled In Iha estate, you ~ flit with the court • RequaSt tor SI*' cla.1 ~ (IOl'm OE·154) of the ·~Ing ol en lnllenlory and ap-praisal of estate assets Of OI any petition or ac- oovnt •• provided in ProOlla Code section 1250. A Request tor 5'>edal Notloe torm is •~ebl• lrom Ille court cler1t. Attorney for the Petlttoner: Bruce J. Gary, Eaq,., SBN 93790, Slkon1 a Price. 10 Cotponta Par1t. Sta. 300, IMne, CA 92606 Publlahed Newport Baach·Co11a Mesa Dally Ptlot Maret! 10, 16. }17.~ FTh303 FICtltloue Bueln•H Name Statement 'The tollowlng perliOl'IS are dOlng bus1naS$ as· Key Cleaners, 3033 S Brislol. Santa Ana, CA 92704 Mansour Aldayyal see w. tllth St .• Costa Mesa,CA92627 This butlnesl Is coo- duc:ted by. an indlViduat Heva J,ou started doltlg bu nau yet? No Manaour Aldayyat This st11emenf was fifed wllh the County Clertt ol Orange County on Q3.08·2000 20006821.at Daily Piiot Mat 16, 23, 30, Apr. 6, 2000 Th511 ... ,. ~ ~ .. llnlMt lfldcMQ~ IGGUlbEN ~ IUll, A Proitlllonat Cor· pin11on. 1s1 t<Hnua, Suite E·260, Costa Meal, CA 92la28 A"'~~ rallon, (CA), 151 Kalmul. SUie f ·290. Costa Ma., CA 9262e This busine11 11 oon. duded by a corporatlon Have you ltarlad doing business yel? Yes, Jan. 12, 2000 lgguklen Arc:Ntec:tual. A Profenlonllt Corpo. ration. Rand( lgguldan, ~cretary , This il•tetnenl was filed with th• County Cterl( or Orange County on 02·29·2000 2000le210t4 Oalfy PllOI Mar 2 9 16 23.2000 '™80 Flctltloua Bu1in..1 Name Statement The lollowfng persons are do4ng business as· Bindery on Demand, 17915 Sky Park Circle. I C, lrvlne, CA 92614 Mireya Mendez, 1202 W. Bfshop SI.. Santa Ana, CA 92703 J1J11enal Mendez, 1202 W. Blshlp St.. Santa Ana, CA 92703 This business Is con· ducted by husbl.nd and wile Have you started dOing Miness ye1? No Ml/lya Mandez Juvenal Mendez This statement was Wed with the County Cte!ll of Orange County on 03·10•2000 200068221111 Dally Pilot Mar. 16, 23, 30, Apr. 6, 2000 Th528 ... . .. . . . I' • Flctllloui ._.,_ 9 ... -.'T • ....._ ...... RMI ..... lllillment SUMMONS The lolowltlo P8r10n1 The~ peflON (CfTACION 1. ara ~ ~ u : are dolr'D ~ u : JUDICIAL) He'1foi'a Imports, 101 CllckL1st8old.Com, Kelrnus Or., Coate 6201111. ColOnl del Mar, NOTICE TO OEFEN· Meal, CA 926H c.tllofnll 92625 0 ANT (Av Is 0 8 Oymtu T-.. iilc., Patrick J. 8anollc, 620 Acu11do) MICHAEL. (CA), 101 ~ Or., Illa ~~--~ dal DAVID LEE PHILLIPS Coeta ...... CA t2e2e Mer, .....-onw &2825 I lea MICHAEL DAVID Thia bullrl4lla la oon· Llwrenc. M. Sim· PHILLIPS, JR , 1ka cM;ted by: a COl'pOf9IOn peon, '21 Either. ca.ta ~~C~~EL PHILLIPS, lieve you 11an1d Mesa, C.lfomia 92627 AUTOMOTIVE BUYING ~ bu$lnats yet? No Anthony E. 8-rtolic. CONSULT ANTS: DOES Cymru Trading Inc.. 1127 Toyon lane, New-1 to 10 Marte Hart, Prwlldanc port BeKh, caJifomla I YOU ARE BEING This statamenl WU ~2tse0 ~ SUED BY PLAINTIFF. flied wr111 Iha ~ Thia bullness Is oon· (A Ud 1e aste <1ernan- Clertc o4 ?;:;r Counfy dueled by: a Wmited PJrt• dando) FIDELITY ANO on 03-10-.......,,.,._ naHllaf\lpve 0 l te"t d DEPOSIT COMPANY ---n• . y u r 8 OF MARYL.ANO Dally Pilot Mar. 16, 23, doing business yet? No You have 30 CALEN· 30, Apr. 8, 2000 Th530 ThAn)!lOOY E. BartOllc OAR DAYS after ·tflls .. atatf\fflent was eel FlctJtloin Buarneu flied with the •County summons 11 serv on N.me Statement Cieri< 01 Ofange County you to Ille a tVpewrinen Thi tollowln,g persons on 03•4()..2000 response QI this court are doing buslnlu as· 2000682220I A' lettor or pllOfll can Amencan Ovamaaa Dally Piiot Mar. 16, 23, ~~::ft;~~ectr=~; Door, 260 Pnnceton Or., 30, Apr 8, 2000 Th533 must be In proper legal ~':d~· c:i:~I FictltJOue BuelneH form if you want the Dixon 260 Pnnceton Name SU.tement c:oun to hear your case or Costa Meta. CA The toltowing persons 11 you do not Ide your 9:z629 ere doinQ busineu as: response on lime, you This business 11 con· K & ~ Investments, may lose the case. and ducted by I I\ lndMdUal 7352 Rockmont Ave.. your wages. money and Have you starled Westminster. CAL property may be taken doing buSlness yet? No 92883-8125 w1thovl further wamlng And OI Ronald S. Chocek, from lhe court. rew xon 7352 Rocllmont Ave There are other legal This statement wH Westminster, CAL requirements Vou may llled with the Couniy 928~125 want lo call an anomey Clefll of 0 !'1lnge CountY Kathleen o Chocek. right away If you dO not on 03-I0-2~ 7352 Rockmont Ave., know an anornev. you Ollly Pilot Mar 18 23 Westminster . CAL may call an attorney re· 30 N>r 6 2000 r1151'8 92883-6125 terral servlee or a legal • · ' Thi$ business is ooo· aid oHa (hstoo 1n the Flctltloua Bu•lnff• Clucte<S by: husba.nd 8lld ptlOne book) Nam. Statement wife Oespues de qU8 le The following persons Have you started !'nlfeguen esta ataclOn are doing business as· doing business vet? Jud!Clal usled tcene un NEWPORT BEACH Yes, l'ebruary 14, 2000 J>llZO de 30 DIAS LONG BOARD SURF Kathleen 0. Chooek CALENDARIOS para CLUB 178 Albert Place This statement was presentar una respuesla CostaMesa CA 92827 Hied with ttie County escrlta a maqu1na en Lance Stephe ns Clerll of Ofllnge County esta cone Jones 178 Albert Place on 03· 10·2000 Una cart a o una Coste'Mesa CA 9282'7 20006822188 llamada telelonlca no le Fletltloue Bualn•H This business 11 oon· Dally Pilot Mar. 16, 23, otrecera protecCIOn. su Name Statement ducted by: an Individual 30, ~r. 6, 2000 Th527 respuesta escnta a ma· The foltowlng pellOlls Ha.ve you star1ed Fletttlou• Bu•lneH quina uene qua cumpur are dolllg busliless as ~business -11 No N s•..oa t coo las lormahdades le· E G-" "":"'..~-,-ame --men gales apropiadas st Klldlen qiress '"'• ~~ S. Jones The folfowlog persons us1e<1 qu1ere qua la cone = ~a ~. AtA filed ~al~ Cou was ara doing bus1neu as. escuctJe su caso 92707 1 WI "IY Z·OIET. 5 Padua Ct • SI u!>ted no presenta R1cnard A Evans. Cle~olo-Oranoe Cou"'Y Newport Coast, CA su respuesta a tiempo, on ...,..1 2000 92857 pueoo par0er 11 caso v 20048 Santa Arla Ave · 20006822111 Rebecca Bak.er. 5 le pueden qu1tar su ~~ Ana Hts., CA Daily Piiot Mar. 16, 23, Padua Cl , Newpon saiarto, su donero y <Illas Oavld Krentz, 18837 30, Apr. 6, 2000 Th529 Coast, CA 92657 cosas de su propiedad Brookh\.lrsl •303, Fouh· Fletltloua But lneaa This business Is con· sin aviso ad1elonal por " in Valley, CA 927081 Name Sta1ement ducted by: an lndll!idual pane de la corte This busmeu 11 con· The lollowtng persons Have r,ou started Exfslen 0110s requ1s1· ucted by a general are doing bu&ine&a u · doing bus ness yel? No tos legatos Puede que partnership Spiritual Gulla of ;ebecca Baker uslcd q1,11era llamar e Have you started America 11211 w his statemenl was un abogado doing business yel7 No Balboa 8Ms tB Ne • flied w~h the County 1nmed1atamente SI no David Krentz port 8aach CA 11266 ,W Clerk. of Orange Couniy conoce a un et>ogado. This statement was Chrtstlna ~ 1129 on °3•10.2000 puade llamar a un filed 11 the Coun W Balboa 8lvci •B 20006822201 SotVICtO de reterenoa de C..rti ~llOra Cou IV Newport Baaeh CA Daily P•lol Mar 16, 23, abogados o a un« =-nty 112661 • 30, ~r 6. 2000 Th526 ol1ona do ayuda te~al on 03·l<>-2000M221t9 Donna-Marie SlentaM Fictltloua Bu•iness (vea et directono 1e e· Dally Pllol Mar 18. 23 12066 Coyne St,, t..oi N•me Statement IOOICO) 30, Apr 6, 2000 Th519 Anoetes. CA 90049 Tho folk>wlng persons CASE NUMBER: Fl ... ltlout Buel-•• 1111$ l>ullnau II oon-are doing business as (Numero d•I Caso) ... .... d\JQed by; •. general a) A . Storage, 99HL05668 Name Statement partnersnlp b) A Plus Storage. c) The name and ad· The followtng persons Have you started A + Boxes, d) A + Mall dress of the oourt Is (El are d04ng business as. doing blnina .. yet? No Center 2458 Newport nombre r C11rec:oon de la All AMERICAN BBO. Christine Cal)arelll BIVd .. CMte Mesa, CA ~~:J~e COUNTY 1750 Whittler Ave , Sp 9, This statement 'IWIS 92827 SUPERIOR COURT Costa Mesa, CA 92627 hied with the ~ Eugene K. Chan. 966 Sally Moniz. 1750 Clel1l ot OrMga Couf'llV Calle Amable. Glendale, HARBO R JUSTICE Whi111er Ave, Sp 9, on 02.15.2000 CA 111208-3005 CENTER · CIVIL Coit• Mesa. CA 92827 2000M1IY70 This business IS con· 4601 Jamboree Road, Jonn Montz, 17SO Dally PilcX Feb. 11, 25, dueled by an mdlllldual Newpo11 Beach CA Whittler Ave , Sp 9. Mal 3,.10. 2000. Have you started 92i60 Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Amended pubtlc:auon doing business yet? The name address Tara Burke. 1750 Mal. 18. 2000 Tll53t Vas. 311199 and lelep.hooe 11\Jmt>er Whm11r Ave., Sp II, Eugena K. Chan of pla1n111f s attorney, or Costa Meu. CA 92627 NOTICE This statement -s plaintill w110001 an at· This bu$1newls oon· INVmNG BIDS ftle<S with the County torney is (El nomDre. la ducted by. 1 gtneral The Ofange Cour)ty Clerll of Orange Couniy 011ecc1011 y el numaro de pa11nertuhlp Sanlta!IOl'I District, Call· on 03-10.2000 telelonodel abogado def Have you started lorn1a, will receive bids 20006822206 demandante. o del de· doing bUsfness yet? No vnt1I Tuaad1y, APRIL Daily Piiot Mar 16, 23, mandante que no Ilene Sall)' Moritz 11 . 2000 at 11:00 p.m. 30. Apr. 6. 2000 ThS22 aHt>ogA vooe~ esl GAZIN Thls statement was Bids musl be received at IAA ' w . flied With lhe · Counly the 01stnct's Purchasing Flctltlou• Bu•lnaH 43374, (8181 780 5557 Clertl o1 Oranoa Couniy Ottiee by the date here· Name S~t HARVEY W OAZtN, on 03·10-2000 mat>ove set forth, a1 The fotlowlng per&ons INC . 5805 Sepu111ecta 2000M22204 Whicn tlrne they w~I be ara doing buSlness as Boulevard Sufle 600. Dally Pilot Mar 16 23, opened and examined al HowCa& 28672 Stl· Van Nu6s. CA 9t 4 f I 30. Apr 8, 2000 ThS24 the Olstnct Purchasing vera<1o nyon Road DATE EC 23, 1999 Olfice 10844 EHIS Ava· Calilomla 92676 ALAN SLATER, Clerk, Flctltlou• Bualnfft nue. 'Founiain vaney, Cathy Leigh Lasooe. by I. GARCIA. Deputy Name Statement Cahfol'llla. lor Iha follow· 19351 Maynard Wty. PuDll~ned Newport The tolloWlng P1f$01U ing Santa Ana, California Beach Co~ta Mua are doing buSN IS U PURCHASE & 92705 Daily P1101 March t6. 2.3. Biddy J oyce. 833 INSTALLATION This business IS con-30, Apr 6 2000 TM34. HlblSCUS Court. Corona OF NEW ACRA LATHE duc'led by: an individual del Mar, CA 92825 MACHINE Have you Slarted Biddy Joyce LLC (CA), SPECIFICATION doing buslneu yet? No 833 Hibiscus Coul1. Co-NO. 9900-09 Cathy Leigh Lascoe rona del Mar, CA 92825 A job walk will take This 1t11ament was This business Is oon· place on Tuesday, filed With the County ducted by Limited Mart:n 28, 2000 at 9 oo Ctefll of Ofanoe CounlY liability Co am All prospecbve bid· on 02·19-2000 Hava you s1arted ders are urged to anond 2oooee201911 oo.ng busfnesa yet? No Please meat 1n the Dall)' Piiot Feb. 24. Mar. Biddy Joyce, l LC. Purchasing 01v111on 2. 9. 16. 2000 Th436 'Karla JOyOe. Pr9Sident Lobby at the above ad· FIC1Jtl0u1 Bu11Ma1 This &lltemel'I was dress Name Statement ftled Wlltl Iha Couniy Sealed bods must be The lollowlng pel'$Ol'IS Cieri\ OI Oranoe CounlY slbnlttect on Ille loon are doing bu$lness as on 03·07·2000' supplfed by Iha Otslnct Zubia ChlQken Coop 2000M21784 In aocordance with an Inc 414 Old Newport Dally PtloC Mar II, 16, prov1S1ons of the speafl· BM:i. Newport 8ead'I . 23 30, 2000 Th484 cations Spec1hcations, CA 92663 . bid blank£ and further In· ZubMls Ctltclcen Coop Flctltlou• Bu•lnff• formation may be ob· inc .. (CA), 414 Old New· Name Si.tament talned at the above ad· port Btvd.. Newpor1 The tolloWlng per1ons dress, telephone (714) Beach CA 92663 are dolnQ bulinMa at 593-7583. This' buslnells la COO· OAANGE COUNTY Published Newport dueled by. 1 conioration FABRICS, 36211 w Beach-Costa Mesa Hava you started MacMhur Blvd , Suota = Pllol March 18 doing buslne1S yet? No Fictitious Bualneu Name Statement The loltoWing persons are doing business as For Less Ne1worti Com, 620 Ins Ave . Corona del Mar, Calllomia 92625 Patnct. J Bat1ohc, 620 Ins Ave • Corona Gel Mar, Cahlornia 92625 Lawrence M Sim pson. 421 Esll'ler, Costa Ml$1 CahtorM 92660 AnlllOny E BartOloc. 1827 Toyon Lane. New· po11 Beach. C3htom1a 92627 This bUs.ness 1s ooo- ducted by a timuea i>art· ne~t1lp Ha110 you started Ckllng business ye1? No Anthony E Bartohc This statement was tiled with the County Clelle ol Orange County on 03-02·2000 206, Santa Nia, CA Zubles Chtcken Goop flctlttou• BuslMH 927~ Th535 Inc., Salvador J•mlnu .....,. StMamant Orang a Coun ty NOTICE Plllldent 20006121331 Dl•ly P,IOt Mar 16. 23 . 30. Af>! 6, 2000 Th$32 The lollowlng PMOM Tel11iia1, (CA), 38211 W INVITING BIDS Tut atatemanl was arw doing businesa aa. Mac:Annur 8lvd , Sulta The Or~ County flied With the County Hot>blaiatona CandlN 206, Santa Ml, CA SanilatJOO Oiatrlct. Calf· Clet1c ol Oranoa County and e.....~. 207 112 92704-6844 lornta. wili ~iYe bodt on 02·18-2000' Topaz~. BalbOe This bullnen IS oon-until T'Uffdey, APRIL 2000M201" IMllnd CA t2ee2 ducted by a 00f'P()f1lti0n 11 2000 et 11:00 p.m. Dally P110t Feb. 24, Mar Anndi..Rooe 207 Heva yo11 starled Bkis mus.t.be.iac•lllld el 2. II, 18, 2000 Th<l37 112 Topu, aa:O. IS: <lolng buslna11 yet? th• OISIJ'ICt'i Purcnaslng FlcthlOue BinlMH lilnd, CA 112982 Ytt0• 11181 c i y Office by the d•I• nere· ~Statement TIM bullne11 ii oon· rang • 0 u n lnat>ove set forth, 11 Tiie tollO-#lng persons dutted b'f en lndlvidual Tell1ilas, Carol Bems· Which time they will be ere doing bulln.sa "' Have you 11ar1ed tein, Pre• ' opened and •1t•mlned ti StudlO ..,, 180 Cenden- ooing t1Ue1M11 yet? No This ttatemanl wat the Oistnct Purt:nallng niel, Tustin, CA 92780 Mi'lclrM Aog9r1 filed Wllh the COl.l1ty Offict, 1<>e44 DIS Ave-Jell Salml. 14901 Ttllt wrnent WM Clertt of ~ County nue. Fountain Valley, Newport Ave.. 131, lllCI Wllfl the County on 00-14· JGDD"'lllll) Calitomia. lot the lollow· Tuelln, CA 92780 a.ti of Onlnae County -Ing ThMI bullneu II con-on 0>1"2000' Dell'( Pllo4 Mar. 1~~· PUACHAM a duCted by 11'1 lndlVld\Jlll ND•Hl12 30, Afr I . 2000 mo15 INSTALLATION Htva you llar1•d ,_ Mat 16 23. ,........._ ••-'--a ~ J.'!Vl11 ~~~ doing bu11n111 yet? 30 16 2000 lM12 r"'uo-ua _.._ ---,._ Yea, 2-1-00 --ue iUelftw ....,.. llllM"*'t '"~TION Jtlf him! --11111 t The fOlloWlrlg ~ NO ..... 14 Thia si.tement WU -SIMfY 1(9 dOln.lllMIMll u · A joO ..... wtll taka fifed """ IN County .. n:.~ LC ~001€1, pllCI on TuHdly, atlll of Otanoe ~ = ~·/J 61 BfldOeoCH1. Oen• Mardi H . 2000 et 9'00 on 02.22..aooo Point. CA-92&20 Im All~ bod· IOOOtllOM, bl'•, 191 A8l'Of'I c taAue, Ml dlrs ereutga<S to eu.nd ~~Fet> 24~~ Flctltloua BualnaH Name State"'9nt The loltOW1ng persoos are dolno busi/1811 as ASSA TAUCKING CO , 1431 Ge•llno Ave Tustln, CA 92780 Lorenzo All)O Gonzale.t. 14111 Ga !land Ava , Tustin, CA ~780 This buSlt'teal IS con• Oucted by an lndiv~I Typ11 01 Bustneae Trycklng Co l M reg0st111n1 com rnence<110 trallSKI buli-ne5$ under tho flctltiOus buslnus nemt or nemas ~Sled on 2·28-00 AllJO Gonalez Lou1n10 Thi 11111men1 wu filed Wiltl Iha Regtll,.r1 ~, Ol l OI MQeln County on Feb 21, 20oo OCMJ2t1191 Dal~ f1llO( ,,.., tll 23. 30, r. G 2000 Th~"8 l.n • Hunelnglon ~. C>eN POlnC. ~llM tnfft In lht 2, I . 18, 2000 .,,.._ ~ ~T~. CA 12t29 urct1•11ng DM 1lon F~'-·-• In .,.._...._ __ lut.___a --,. _.,,., n. """""' It con-L*r • .. lbOW .00 -Alllhlll r""""""' ,,_ 1ttn ...,. Ln .• ..,,.. dl.-o llr: .. lndMIMI 01W ....,. , .... ,.... ,..... ..... .,..,t '!'f: ....._CA.... Heva you •tarted Seelad tMdl mull ba The '°"°'*'9 '*'°"' The ~ l*tOt'I ... =:-...:.:: :,",.t:r"' yet? ~tiy°"IN-,,.: -~-r-· 8?="==·=·· Mawt~ ~rtad ~ c LlfU aooo•noe Wllfl al atl00-1 ~ M . 2t7H Mttlnde Ad .. ~-m No n. PIMWllt .,.. °'the apec11-~ ...... CA... •131. "8tlclho BaMe TI.-.• I •II ... lllCI ..,. "'9 Qour19f . lpecMcelON, CM11N ,_~ ~·CA Niii llid --~~ ::,_~~~ --~~C:: er-~ .... CA ..:11noa~· ~~I, :let _.., 11111111111 M .. allOW'l('7ad-ift17 A 1 n c II o i In t I Defir l'tlot .... tt. D . ~ 1') 1NI ..,..... le CIDftoo ~. CA tllMM Ollw ,,.. ..-. it. a. ID. "'1t 1, aoao lMll 7113. duc*d 111r. en.......,.. Trill ~ 11 con Ill.,.,~ -.t1'1111I · ubll11'tad Ntwport Hav. rou tta"941 ouc.o ty "'lndlvldual • ·-Whln -... HCll·Co•la ..... __ ..._~No Have ~OU "•'"Cl .... -Cl ·-l'tlot Miid\ 11. ~ Adi ~ ... IMllwet ~ No ft .. --.... ·-••••• ~ IQlil .... .. . • ~. March 16, 2000 BS ..,.. :.,:1---. , •. .,~;.A.... ' . ......... l • - . .. ~~~ . ' • ... ~ u. ~"'!. SUPERIOR COURT Flcttdoua halneaa • lcdl. ye OF CALIFORNIA, Heme S....,,,.,,t Name .... ...,. Name 8'1'81Mftt Name sc.e.ment COUNTY OF The lollqWlng persons The follq'#ing pertona The lolio.lng pel'ION The t~ pe1900t °"ANOE at• dolog t>vstness H are doing buslM .. as· are dolog bullMA •• are doing business u 341 The City Drive. Trautwein EtA.1 , 1617 On Phone Productaons, Olverslfl•d Com· Mld<Jje BiddMS Invest· Post Office Box 1~111, Wastcllfl Dr., #206, 620 SNwerd Rd . Co-municat1on. 12e1 w. ment CM> 23771 For· oranga, CA Nawpon Beach, Ca rona del Mir. CA 92e25 PCH, Apt 430. ~ matto, Laguna H1ds. CA 92613·1571 92e60 Katltt W Behrens, 820 Beach, CA t266a 112853 IN THE MATTeA OF Carolyn S Boedlman. Seaward Rd • Cofone Lorraine M S«lwattz, Bonnie Jo UIG,.no. THE PETITION TO TNllH of Iha Paul del~r .... ~ 9262511 1221 w PCH. ""'· 430. 26 Trewlar. Laguna a4ANGE THE NAME T,.utwern Trust, 536 Au· '·---· con-Newport Beach, CA NIQUll. CA 926n OF Parents on BeNll o1 rore Pt . Redding, CA ~by In lndlvtdual 928&3 Oabbla Burrows Minor Children for 96001 Have you ltar1ed This buslneu is oon· 24682 Torrie Dr Change or Chlldrens Ravmon<! T,.utwetn, Oolng busrnH1 yet? ducted by-en ll10MOual Laguna H1~. CA 112653 Names Only 5295' Avenlda DeJ Sol, Yea. 1·1-00 Have you s11r1aa Sunn Arakelll1n. laura Ball and N11I L.aounl Hiiis. Ca. 92853 Ktiltl W eenrens dotng buslnu1 yet'? 23771 Formello Laguna Crvickshank on behalf of tlelen TraUIWeln, 1830 Tl'lll ltalemant WU Yes, 1199 HIPS CA 92653 Jam,ts M Crulel<sharik. Fulla11on A11e • Costa ftle<I with the County Lor,.lne M. Sc:tiwanz ThtS business •s con· a minor. and Gavin R. Mesa, Ca 92627 Clefl< 01 Orange County 1l\ls s111ement was dUC11d by a general Cruieklhank, a minor This t)UgjflHs is oon· on 02·25-2000 flied w11h the Counry pannarshlp ORDER TO SHOW du<:ted by· a general 2000ll20784 Clerk of Orange County Have you ~lar1e<J CAUSE FOR CHANGE partnersnlp Dally PllOI Mar, 2. 9, 18. Qn 02·29·2000 domg business yet? No OF NAME Have you started 23, 2000 Th455 20006'21118 Bonnie Jo LaGrasso CASE NUMBER • I doing business. yet? FJetltloua BuaineH Oatty Piiot Mar 2, 11. 16. nus statement was A2010M Yea, 111165 Name Statement 23. 2000 Tf\472 filed wnh tl)e County PETITIONER(Sl Ravmond Trautwein 'The followlr1g pereons FIC1Jtl'Oua tiuelneH Clartc or Orange-County Laura Ball and Neil Thfs • Slatement was are doing business as N State t on 03-03·2000 Cruiokshanl< on behalf o1 filed with the County a I o o vs s E y 1 N ame men 20006821471 James M Cruldlshanll. Clertl ol Ora.nge Counry TERNET, L LC The tollOw!og ~rsons Oa•ly Pilot Mar 11 16 a mtn0r, and Gavin R on 02·25·2000 bi o o y s s E y 1 N are doing buSlnell a.s 23 30 2000 Thso2 Cru1Cksh8nk a m;nor 20006l20n6 T ANET GROUP INC BATilEKAT. 1280 ' HAVE FILED A PETI· Daily Pilot Mar 2, II, 16, 450 Newpo" A-nte1· Bison. B912, Newport Flctttiou• Bu•lneH 23 2000 TM48 • • ..,. Beacti, CA 92660 Name Statement TION FOR AN ORDER Onlia, Sutt• 550, New· Geoe Hirai, 2!129 Bay-Thi lollOwlng persons TO CHANGE NAMES Flctitloue Busln .. 1 port Bea<:tl. CA 92660 poinle Oflve, Newport are dOlnQ t>1nine1>1 as FROM JAMES Name Statement Odyssey lnlarnet, eeacti. CA 92860 Paradigm Marketing McPHERSON 1 The loltowlng persona L.L c .. (Dtttawara), 450 This buslrless is con· ServlC8s 118 E Bay, CRUICKSHANK and I are doing business as· Newport Center Onw. d~'-t>y an lndMdual Newport Beach CA g~~:~1rn=~ANK TO SCOTI·WATERS Sulle 500, Newpor1 Hi\,ve you lllrt•d 926e1 JAMES McPHERSON DESIGN. 1589 Baker Beach. CA 92680 doing bUSiness yet? No Andrew Rios. 2738 CRUICKSHANK BA.LL I Street, Costa Mesa, CA Odysny Internet Gene Hirai San Dimas, Canyon and GAVIN REA 92626 Group. Inc .. (Delaware), This sta1ement was Road La Verne. CA CRUICKSHANK BALL i l S~;n~k;~:·~~~ ti~.i).a~~o~50~~!'. hied with the Couniy 92750 It IS hereby ordered Mesa c· 92626 pon -. CA 92660 Clerll ol Orange County This l>USllleSS IS con· I • "' "'' on 02·2&·2000 dueled by an lndlVIO\ial that all persons in· This business is· Con· ThlS business 1s con· 20004ll21113 Have you sta r1ea terested in this matter ducted by. an 1nd111tdual dueled by a general Darty Pi!o« Mar 2. 9, 18 dOlllll business yet? appear before thrs court Hevo • you started pannarshlp 23, 2000 Th473 Yes January 1 2000 in Department No L73 dotng Dus11ess ye1? Have you started • Andrew R.os of the Orange CounlV Yes. 2/15/00 doing business yet? Fictitious Butlneas ThtS sta1ernen1 was Supenor Court at the ad-1 Manlyn Scott·Walers Yes. 9·22·99 Name Statement hied wnn tl'le CounlV dress ShOWfl abOVe on This S1a1emen1 was Odyssey ln1erne1, The follOWlng persona Clerll ol Orange County 4·4-00, at 2 00 o'c:to<:k liled wrth the CounlV L L C., Waller L Schm· are doing busoneu as on 03-03·2000 Pm and then and tllere l Cleric or Orange Counl'f dler, Chairman PRIOR FOODS. 872 20006821480 show cause, 11 any 1hey on 02·2S·2000 This statemam was w 16th St , Newport Dally P110I Mar 9, 16 have. why the petition 20006820795 flied With the Couniy Beach. CA 92663 23. 30. 2000 Th503 tor c:nange o1 name Delly Piiot Mar. 2, 9, 16, Clarie ol Orange County Waller H P"or. 309 LEGAL NOTICE shovld not be granted. 123. 2000 Th449 on 02·25·2000 canal, Newpon Beacn. NOTICE OF II I:> lurtner ordered 20006l20n8 CA 92663 that a copy of this order Fictitious BuilneH OaHy Piiot Mar 2, 9, 16, Carolee Prior, 309 PUBLIC SALE to shoW cause be pub-Name Statement 23, 2000 Th456 eanai. Newport Beacn OF ABANDONED ,tished 1n Daily Pilot. 1 The tollowtng persons FJctltlou• Bu•lneu CA 92663 PROPERTY a newspaper of general are dotll9 bus1ness as Thi b ne s s con curutataon pubhshed In Thed1ettna1wor1<s com, Name Statement 5 us• 5 ' • Nollet is nereby given t111s county, at 1ea11 once 4417 Colony Plaza, The lollowtng persons ducted by husl>and and tna11ne unoers1gne<1 """' N B C are dom~business as· wife s8'1 at puC>t•C auc11on a woek for lour con·. •""POr1 each, A PROT TVPEG' •ss Have you 11ar1ed pursuan1 10 Sec11on secubve weeks pnor 10 92660 '-" o t> s nan e1? 2 700,., ... _ .... & the aay of tll8 heanng I Ginn• Hoklings, LLC. 30M c 12 60 Batac~ y~~93'84 u ' Y P:ofes;'°~ c=s~118 DATE: FEB 16. 2000 (CA) 2022 Barranca, nil • range Watter H Prior lollo.,,1ng describl<j jt~:t· GRAY, =on Beach CA 92~~tcratters Inc Tl'ns statement was proeiertv to wit COMMISSIONER OF This business IS con· (NV) '77 Ri'versid0e lited ""'1h tne County JACK MORGAN THE S UPE RIOR,duc:ted by l.Jmned Lia· Ave .' Newpotl Beach, ClerltolOran<,ie County UNIT C 97. MISC COURT b•lity Co CA 92663 on 02·16·2~819952 TOOLS MISC ITEMS LINDA A IANNELLI, Have you started This business IS 000· Dally Pilot Mar 16 23 Hl~M~lTON 8HtiE. ESQ LAW OFFICE OF doing business ye1? No d~ae<lv0bvyaoucorpo5tararttloned 30• Apr 6 2000 Th54·0 UN 14· 6 X & LINDA A IANNELLI. • Glnna HokMgs. LLC. n v MISC ITEMS LINDA A JANNELLI, Stan Galkin, CEO doing business yet? Fictitious BuelneH Sale ""'11 De by com· ESQ t 1 o NEWPORT Ths statement was Yea. 1 ·2000 Name Statement petit111e b•dding Cwrmen CENTER ORlllE, SUITE filed with the County Oentcrallars, Inc . sealed b•dS may be 2 0 0 • N E W P 0 R T Clerk. of Or~e Coun"' 1 CM1 F111h, v P The lollowlng persons sUl>m•Md in acvance) ., Th are OOlng business as ON THE 23RD OF BEACH CA 92660 on 02·25-2 IS Slalemalll was Seblts DaSIQll Serv· MARCH 9AM AT THE ATI'ORNEV FOR 2000682081 2 hied wllb the County ices. 5000 Buen Ste PREMISE WHERE said PETITIONERS OaMy PllO( Mar 2. 9 16. Cleric ol Orange County 4000 .... _,,,,,, .,_,._ propertv "as been ATTORNEY BAR • 23 2000 T1'14SO on 02·25·2000' CA 9266Q-..-.• ...,_..,, " 1678n Flctl11oua Business 20006820774 Ga1J Stauffer Sebo1s. stored and wtllC!l '5 to-Publlsned Ne~ort Name State-ant Oa1ty Pdot Mar 2, 9. 16, 413 Bay HA Or • New cated at AYRES SELF Beach·Cosla 818 Tk-1o1o-r.. ...... 23, :'1000 Th457 STORAGE 1880WHIT· ,,.., "'"'ng person.s port Beach CA 92660 TIER AVE COSTA Daily Pilot February 24, are domg buSl'l'less as Fictitious Buaine•s This bus1t11.ss is con· MESA. CA 92627, Maren 2 9, 16, 2000 Casa Laguna Inn, Name Statement Oucted by an lndlVldUal (949) 6S0-1282 Land- Th441 2510 South Coast Hwy The lol10W1ng persons Have you started lord reserves lhe ng'1t to Fictltlou_s_e=-u-sl.-n_e_•_• Laguna Beach CA are doing business as. doing business ye1? No b td at the sale Name Statement 92625·3932 ' THE IVY COTIAGE, Galt S Seblts Purchases must be Thll folloWtng per5ons FFCC Enterpnse USA 490S Vorba Ranch Rd • This statement was made by caSll and paid are aoing bUs1ness as· tnc., (CA), 2$10 Soulh Vort>a L111<1a, CA, 92887 filed with Ille County tor at lhe time ol a) Small Job Seiva. Coas1 Hwy, Laguna Knsten MIChehe !Yes, Clerti of Orange Counry purcnase Alt purchased bl SJS 12625 Hart>of Beach, CA 92627 t 631 Orchard Dr , llO, on 02·18·2000 goods are SOid as 15 and Olvd t 14<1, Garden ThlS business 1s con· Plac:entJa, CA 92870 2000ll201115 must be removed at time Grove. CA 92840 ducted by a corporahon This business 11 con-Daily Pilol Feb 24 Mar ol sale Sa1e ·~ suboect 10 'Edgar E Ba•rey UI Hive you star1ed duded by-an 1ndMdual 2, 9 18, 2000 Th434 caocellato0n 10 the even! 12625 Hart1or Blvd d01ng business yet? Have you started Flctitfoua Butln•H of settlement be:Ween 11144, Garden Gr0\18 Yes 02·1S-OO doing buslnes$ yet? Name Statement lafld'or<l ano otillgaled CA 92840 FFCC Ente1pnse USA Vas 1·99 The lollOwlng per~ party Pubhsl!ed on This bvSl/185~ IS con· Inc Fran00os ledair. Knsten MIChelle Jves are doong business as MARCH 9TH t. MARCH ducted by an •ndivldual Secretary This statement was CREATIVEMAtL. 2025 16TH 2000 Have you started This s1a1emen1 was filed With the County Anaheim Ave •E. Colla AVAES GROUP d04ng business yet? No filed wllh the County Clerll of Orange Counl'f Mesa, CA 92627 BOND NUMBER Edgar Bailey 111 Clerll of Orange County on 02·25·2000 Shannon Shea, 2025 S-400-lt.84 This statement WdS on 02·25·2000 2000682on2 Anaheim Ave •E CO$la Avra~ Sert S1ora9e Res· hfad with Ille County 20006820813 Dally Pilot Mar 2, 9, 16, Mesa, CA 92627 1den1 Managers Ctertt ot Orange Couniy Dally PllOI Mar 2, 9. 16, 23, 2000 Th458 This business is con· Pvbll5h&d Newport on 02:22 2000 23. 2000 Th451 Fictitious ButlneH ducte<S by an 1ndivldual Buch·CoStJ\ Mesa 20006820424 Fictitloua BuiJness Name Statement Hav1 you stalled ~ P•IOI Maren 9. t5• Da•1v Pilot Feb 2<1, Mar Name Statement The fooowing persona doing business ya1? No Th511 2 9 1& 2000 Th44s The tollow.ng persons are oo.ng buSlness as Shamon Shea Flctltious BuslneH aradolngbus1nessas PlllowTech, 1012 This statement was Name Statement a) Ad'vanced Loge In· Brioso i1O1. Costa filed With the Couniy Can't seem to The lollO-Mng persons dustry b) Avionics Mesa. CA 92627 Cieri< ol 0ranoe CounlY get IO an those are doing business as Logcal 1ns1rumen1s c) Arnold 8oy1e 2486 on 02·18-2000' 1 b TraUNte11\/Hugnes 1617 Ideal Realty, di Malek Fa1rv1ew Way, Costa 20006820197 repa f Jo s Westchll Or '206 Raatty, 21351 Sand Mesa, CA 92626 Daily P1tot Feb 24 Mar around the houae? Newpon Beach, Ca Dollar Lane. Huntington Ttus buSiness IS 000· 2· 9 18• 2000 Th43S Let the Cl ... tfled 92660 Beich. CA 92646 d"'1ed by en tnd1111d1Jal C3rOIYf' s . Boedlman. A 1 1 A s g h a r. Have you started It's att there Same• Directory Tustee ot the Paul Malekzadeh. 21351 doing business yet? every day help you ftnd Trautwein Trust 536 Au· Sand Dollar Lane, Hunt· Ves. 2·22-00 I bl rora Pi., Redding, CA 1ngton Beacn. CA 92648 Arnold Boyle • 1 .,. __ •n_C:_:la.:,1:_111 .. 0:_ed:__l.;:=:i'e;;;l ;;;a=e:;;;h:;;;e:;lf:;·;:::;, 96001 l h1$ busmess is con· This statement was '' Vera R Hughes. 701 ducted by an 1ndlvldua1 hied with Iha Couniy Clltt Or .• Nowport Beach, H ave you started Clelll of Oranoe County CA 92663 doing busineu yel? on 02·25·2000 Th.s busmen Is ooo· Yes. 02·14·2000 200068207611 dUded Dy a general Ah Asghar Malel\Udeh Da•ty Pt!Ot Mar 2. 9, 16. partne~ p Th1S statement was 23. 2000 Th459 Have you started hied with Ille County Flct1Uou1 Bu•iness doing business yel? Ctefll ol Oranqe Couniy Name St1t1ment Yes. 1!HO on 02·25-2000 The fOllOWing per&ons Vera R Hughes 20006820814 are cio.no t>ustneu as This statement was OallV PllOI Mar 2. 9, 16. HomeFOOCJ org 5511 hied with the County 23. ~ Th452 Panama Or 'euana Clelll of Orange Couniy Flctltloua Busln"• Park. CA 906io on 02·25·2000 Name Statement Tom Ray Moravee. 20006820n3 The lolloWlnO parSOf'ls 5511 Panama Or Bue· Dally PclOt Mar 2, 9. 16, are dOlng business as: ana Park CA 90620 23. 2000 Th447 Soper Hero's, 714 Th1r. business 11 oon- Flctltlous Bu•lneH Adams, Su•te •101. ducted t>y an 1nc1iVlduat Name Statement Hunllnglon Beacn Ca Have you slatted The Joilowlng persons 92646 doong t>vsineu )'ti? No a1e doing business as Oarvel Anthorly Gauna Tom Rey Moravee LeB111ritz Catartng Jr . 1025 N Tusun Ave . Th<s 1ldtement was Inc: 2642 Newport •101, Ca 92867 foleo \Orclh the County 8lvd . Costa Mesa CA Th11 bUSlneSS is oon-Clerll ol Oranoe Coun1y 92827 dUC1ed by an lndillldUal on 03-06·2000 La B mll catering, Have you stlrted 20006821651 Inc . (CA), 2642 Newpol1 OOlng bu51n8S$ yet? No 0111Y PMOI Mar II. 16, 81vc • Costa MaA, CA Dalliat "' Gauna Jr 23, ~. 2000 Th506 92627 This siatement wa1 SELL This business is con filed with the CounlV <kJCted by a corporation Clarie ot Orange County yw llolnt Have you storted on 02·25-2000 ..,_ dll-.ct domg bus1n151 yet? 2000'920e15 Yes, August 18, 1998 Oally Piiot Mar 2. 9, 16, L.a B111m12 Catering, 23. 2000 Th453 Inc Cnrl•line Bflee, Flctltloua Bualneaa President Nam. SU.tement Tl)IS Sl81emtfll was The IOllOwlnO petlOtll hied with Iha County are dolnO l>Uslnes.s u Clerll of Ol1lnoe Countv Moms Video p~ on 02·22·~,.. t•on1. 113• N••Pol1 OaAly P*>t fet> 24, Mer ~ Costa Mesa, CA 2. 9. 16. 2000 Th'311 Plut Moma. 102t1 Flcdtloua Bu•INU Dallw'o Or~ CVP,_., CA Name Statement 90630 ni. lollowlng petaont Thd l>lllln4ist It oon· ate OOlflg bvlinaaa H dUClled Cly I ll lndM<!Ual Gtac11r1 l doa Dt•·. H••• ~u 1t1rt1<1 t11t>ullllQ, 1 I 0 3~ SI A ~l~m.11 ylt7 No Nt wj)Oll Btacll, CA Thia ,. 1 '" "' ~ 1 9"~:n Mostty. 110 ~ :U' tht1 C >Ul1fY 3!.lh St A. Nawpon Otl 02·19~ CouncY ~~~II con-1HlllllHl1 OllQed by: an ~ ()tjly PllOt Fet> 24. Mat Heve you, l tltttO 2• t , ti , ~ TM32 doing bulNU ~No , ______ ..... w:=-. .. llltd """ the ~ ~~.=-~ "°°""'°' DIWly Pllal Fiii> 2• Mel ~. • 1e. 2000 tM11 Roome, WHA1 HAPPllS 11 rou 001'1 Aonmsn Call the Cla111fteck t"'l 642·5671 ff/A !ft/{;- ~ 111117/£ A GOOD AD! Call 642-5678 Have A G~rage Sale I ((11 The Nol Oosslieiis ot 642·56·78 to l)kKe your Genge ScM Ad! ~= =: Na :-!ILi'--= £::·;-a-=·= ~............ ...... ... .. ... ••nw .. ,:-, -~· rr:r-155_......__ • ii nu.day. March 16, 2000 II ...... liiil •• ~ SERVICE DmEcTOllY -For All Vow Home and Business Needs -........... -. ..... . Byl'u (0-t'll 0.1 1-<>.Wi l'tr .... ,,~ '"'"' '""' """" .,., 1J .... •••~,., •n•I " 11.-.u100 1.., L •11!1 • I"''"' 'I'""' ByPlal•! '('> ... ')) (>i :!-.j(178 lly~Pa- :tlO i r,1 Hm St n-1·1 cv-111 \lr-11. < :, '1'102: \1 '"T""' Bhd ~ ll.1 .,. ••a• Trlr11hv11f' IUOant-.):Ol.~lm , .... 1o .. 1 nda1 H1111•, 11111l 1l1•111lli111'1-uw ,11hj1>t'I 111 dmuicr • i1h11u1 11111iN•. Tlw p11l1fi,lwr "'"'" ,., tlw ri!fhl 111 1•r11-11r. rt't·lu,,jf~. "'' "" 11r l'l'j1~·1 1111~ rlu ... ,ifi1•1l 111h .. ni...i·1111•111. Jll1•1hr "'l"'n Ull\ 1•m1t th111 11111~ IM• iu \Ottt rlu-.ifi1·d ail i111111r1liull'I~. ·nir Ouih Pilot u1•1•1•11h 110 liul1illl\ for 1111\ l'tmr i111111 u1hml..i·111f·111 (rir ~·liil'l1 it 0111\ I"' ''''IH1it~ililrr.1i'·1·pt for ilw ''~'•of 1lir ~111.w1· u1·111ull~ 111·1·11p11·1l h~ 1h1• rrnir. Cn·Jit 1·1111ooly.lw111111•1'11 for tlir fiN i11...i•11i1111. ------DMdllnes --....---- Monday ............ Friday 5:00pm Thursday .. Wt-dne!>da) 5:00pm Tuesday ......... Monday S:OOpm f'riday .......... Thursday 5:00pm m _.."...,...,.w ........ Ml-NHllMI \litll-111 8::l0Hm-):0011111 \i..din-f nda• Wednesday .... Tuesday S:OOpm Saturday .......... .Friday 5:00pm HOMES OF THE WEEK Showcase Homes For Sale In Our Sat Reel Estate Supplement I Dl1pl1y Ads Start at $85. Deadline Tuesday 5PM Also ... Open House LJ1tlng1 Avl. Deadline Thursday 5PM • It Paya to • Advertise : In the Beat : LOCAL • Real Estate : Section : Call Today II • LISA RIVERA 949-574-4252 ANNE WILLEY 949-574-4249 •• l • . ~. '!' ... ·'.) .. • " r, , I ;'"' "'· • l I. • ~ ......... .,, '• CO&ag41 w11 view 38i 2ea charming. Exira large yard wllrult trees & flowers. Could expand & build 2nd atory. 949·646·2011, 683-8911. OOfJ90ut Sftgl-Sty Elt1te In Equeetrian ArM. Gated cornm. tront row vu ol Bick bey, clly light&. Ute & bite ldl, li'I rm & M8R bo4tl have panoramic viewt. %• 714·394"6649 • IHdi COltag4I QJrfently • 29r 181 wllPPJ0"9d C4y • pllrll to expnj front houst • llld ldd • 281 rur lllit. : $44511 Mlchlel 8rinkmlln. a Ag! IM9-7~1n : 91yr1d91 TWM 28i 181. • shulltrs, huge bllc. hklells. • lllllCllve '*' tans, Bay • • dows, dNchecl gar. S.24911 a By Owner IM9-720-1n9 : s.. llltnd Pndllt. 38t • 3.581 single ltvet. !'nit • kit, cuslOm bullft, maltle • tnll'f, crown~ NICE! • $799,000 8kr 949-646-2011 : * PMIE rmtts • • •THE• SHORES APTS ............ Short term Corporate Rentals Starting It $1095/MO. Furnished 1pt1 1vajl, 6 block• from the beach. 949-644-2611 : Homtl, Coroo.;,lNA•. Cozy.:---1br-,-,-.,.-_,.-,lg-lnd"' a 23 Yll ~ Qflnoe lellndry, 1 blocti lo btecl\. • Counly&,.~9'~/8110fe Avell. lmmed. SISOfmo : 2er 28• lovely rtrnodeled A9f"I M0-7000 ext. --····•••H•HH Condo ln agrealloc,S111AK. LiutlfUI em;n 18i W4un Hurry won1 lull Eall & JVtj; dedl, ~8fl10dld, So. ol •V.A.o ........... PMI COUNSELING FMI USTOf to.ES .UWAREPOS 7t4-U4-MOO -: . ' :.. ~ "" .. ~.: , Teytor, Agt. IMM42 ... 722 ~· ~rson. n0 == Nwprt Helghtt Mini Estate $1100/mo. 949-673-41 n 2 ~°'"" on huge private IOI. 9200sf lol WIPllms & tpa., RV aa:ea, leCUrlly galel, $599,000 llroUi. !MH42-3850 •THE• SHO~RES AP ...... FAIRWAY APAKI'MENTS AT BIG CANYON l*tl. NmQUll ~ IKll lay 38r 2.SBet W~. ~ llollla &ciepllng~ o::nt 2000ll, ,,...., "°""· "'9w lram und. UI R1 tamalal »7". ... W. one dldl. IWW C*P8C. t 'I' Ill. orly 115() ~7800 ... Of MMIMllClllll S240C*o ~0.27t-52S2 C11i10011 FOii MNT MNCM1n GATED COMMUNITYBY WHION ISLAND a..rtiful .,.. lned afrMta Md golf courM views. EnioY ~ Mng In 'f04Jil lerge 28R~homel IMUiillll38i2BI~ ...... 11111\. ,,,_. yatd, I.Ip, 2 0111f, W 1NR1nt1 MIOIMCI. Call (). ' 'I ~.rr.:r; ... -:; ~ ~ · 114417-1117 Aooma, ..,.. ct11 llilfi ar Iii Aili:: apartmenta, ~~ ('·' '. .1-~ •. - . _,.._ ... -.... .1 • •• -------lit:-~~~·~ . "':.· .' I . . • . . ~ )' • -• I 1 • 1 , , •' I J . ' . ~.:., I ' -(.;t'-•.t:.:-' •· ... ,~ ~ ._ ~ . . . J. • I '° I,. L· ... ' Who wants to live like a millionaire? e Ont Y11f's f rtt Rltrtl • Fr11 Croclrits for Ont Year! ••twill f .. ti f ...... If Y• CIMktf e Two ltlltll's Frtt Rent1 • Fr11 Utilltits for Ont Year! • Fr11 Wttkly llatd Stntc• for Ont Year! e A Mew R1fr1prator lftd llcrowmt e lwl ltadl Cnistn or Mountain lillnl e OH lllllll's Frtt Rent! •OH Y• Pasts to Eftlrds •Dtsntytlltl! lltw Stl#llo, ,., ,. Dul..,., ,.. """"' ..... ",,.,,.,...,,,,, #llfMs. Tiie countertops, laardwood-styte floors, mrrrorlcl closet doors. Gins shower enclosures. ctlHnt fans, new applilnces. Gated community wlresort pools, spas, tennis, wolleybal~ basklttllll, fitness. Walk to Newport Btach shopplna I dlnlq, ~aYI 10ur car at home! from $700 to $1250 ~ Irvine Avenue at 16th, Newport Beach ~ ·(888) 719-1988 CQRONADO Ae n~ • .,., t 7h~[9.!!JI Living In Luxury ~ · ~itestyle ... unparalleled In Orange County From 11, 795lo 15,100 1-877-681-7387 ; Santo 8orlxJa at Son Cltmfnll Newport 8todt • 24 Hour Goled • full·llme COf1Clefge S8MC8 • Elegant one °' IWO bedroom plans • Gorgeous clut>house • • l~ish pool, $pQ • Fitness toclHlles • Sleps lo Fashion Island, wondeff\JI rastouronlS, shopping. ond anlalfo1nmenf •·c ........ l -. .. 1 ..... I! . .. . ~ aide °' PCH. • homff S10Mllo + 112 111111. AWllll Cles 1,._ .. .. 1• -.a• .... • '""' DPPi' Newport Ldi llY. can satltfy summer rn remodeled your rnue. Br. pocl, spa. t.... ho I .. 1111111, sns.Mo+ ~ 11111. ua ng needs. MH!0-2182. -. . . ; ' PACIFICA -HOSPITAL LIQUIDATION SALE 18800 ~ St. ~&lie.: 10()()-5:00 CASH ONLY Olllct tum, 1ol11, dnka, cr~nza't, trtwork, over 200 tramtd prlnta. CQmPllttr monllOf'I, home furnlshlng1, ~.dlnrm .... wing rd lldt chllrl, ... ...,.... ol CNny wood end~ .... I ITDITO HOUllHOl.D AlmQlm ...... C'.aUEmul ....... ,,,.,. .............. ~ :-..... :'r..:& -~2'1-9833 PACIFICA HOSPITAL UOUIDATION SALE 18800 Detwlll SI, ~~ 10:00-~'00 CASH ONLY Office t11m, aotu, dttU, Cftdlnz8'1, artwortl, OVlf 200 lramtd prl.nU. Compultr "'°""°"· home 1urnl1hlng1, ~.dlnmt .... wing rd .. chllrl, 11'91amounl dOhlny woOd end Mohoglny .... '., ~ I I ......... .. ......... ....... 0111•1• .. ...., ,... ....,_... 4 • ·: • .. • • . cxww .. Ctr ...... ,,, Of 'flt ........ lnctMM. Clllll '114-GM 100 1110I or 1 OI. CASH IN NOW ON NEXT INTERNET GIANTII Lotal ~ °""' lht 1 1rlo111 1n1repren111r an ~ .. lllUIRI toor " e:.~~.•d ......... ,_ .... .......... •-..s AnMiWI MIW Pnll·Ume I-,l~..,._ Top-proctucmi higher .... IMllll.._ ·•·""' .......... . ............... ........... 1 ... ('_,.._ ~r:.: ...... .....,.. J . . Daily Pilot Thur.day, Morch i 6, 2000 87 .............. iiief Dmen Luuy Md -.i ........... All led ... 2nd TODAY'S CROSSWORQ PUZZLE March 16, 2000 . 4:00-7:00pm Newport Dunes ls an active outdoor facility offering a spc>.clal environment for guests and staff. cq~. JOIN USI · FacllftSi Engineer Food Servers (am/pm Buspersons (am/pm) Host/Cashiers (am/pm) . Cooks (am/pm) Dishwashers (am/pm) Banquet Servers & Set-up Enthusiastic, customer service oriented tndJviduals, be sure to attend this Job Fald llOllt Ill ....... e.:11 & 31'11 d. Clilll A Co!MI, ::.·1.J·::J::i ~~~= '*'°" Btnella, ~. llCCf In ptrlOI\ ll: ,. ,.... (!!)II!.., co. llftt t ... T ..... Awe.., CUARD YOOR ENTIUES TRADE SHOW FOllllllllllY!!!f,C.12111 llODEL8·AETAIL 4 PHONCREPS. Neither vulnerable. SoutbdeAls. ~ -!he haNJ is• v.tusur shon of leaping IO pmt DEMONSTRATORS Fii llml • .__kif 1mm1<1 openings I()( O¥et 50 MOftglgl Co Mm 10 seoo 1n1husl11Uc outgoing +Wltlt + ~. 11111 • . up Pf'l'd. ColMc:I MelieM ::::CP,=:' sl:w ': IM9-~S719 ArWl8lm C 0. MM:fl 2+2&, """'-~----.... -=-&I WV--~ EJPtr In rlllll, nvMUA&ll I rtmurtnts ....... ()( dlll. elftl\IK TOP HOURLY PAY 11IVl'I~: Algll\ll Demo POlillonl I .. ~ [t.tf~!S ,= .. ~~- Miia.cl In Soc... ...... Atx Pit hou!s ttvu tun'lftlr NI .. aM FOOOTDIPS mllrilg ~· I00-231-tOIO IALEI • ....... ProMlioft =m~ n~w•= 1 ::= .. Ao. ......... Should PolllU = ~=.:.... ·~-CUllomlt _.. -. ...... I 1111 +comm. e... p11g Ind • DI t :ztw 401kplln. ONa~ .,,..c.- phyllcal req'd. "EOE. Send • ._.____.. _.J 111111111 to ~ Cllllon • ---330 Weal ~ St. eo.. ..... s.wn Mesa, CA 82127 OI F9 Aeslrne to (M) 131-5802 • llO '*ilg & 1SlcRrtlltY1 ............. FMt growing w~ CAU. .. S77-4UI NORTH •94 32 O AKQJ9 0 94 •76 WEST •0865 0 fl O AKQJ • K 108 EAST . .,. . 0 10854 ~ 106 5 z •J SJl SOUTH •A KJ 10 0 6 .l o J 87 • AQ94 The btddin11: SOlTJ'H WEST' NORTH EAST •• 10 10 .... I• ,_ l • .._ 4• ,_ ,_ P-. Oyicr\in1 lead; Kina of o Liu Ill ww, ltnc:s or communi<:a· lion 01 the bndge table are the hleblood of lhc: Wlla&le lor 111<! i:un· lracL Stretch them unwisely, 11nJ un«>ld hllrm can result. There are two poinu of interest 1n the auction. West's one-diamond ovcn:all 0 11 a four.card sun. anJ Nonh's 111v11a11onlll JUmp to three: W~1 led !he km1 of d1:unonds, then continued wuh lhe 411«n and ace. Dccl:in!r ruffed in dummy and ltd o 1tump to the ttn. which held . lml'fCSSed wuh the .. success" of the finnse. declwer c:routd to the JICk o( hearts and conunucd Wlch anocher irump. When East shov.cd ouc, d«l~r realitcd thll 1hc conlr.ICt was In il'W dan¥tf. Soulh dl.d !he btst possible by play1na the jlck. West couQtered elcaanlfy by w1nn111g, with the queen and rctwnina 11 hean. Tlw killed dummy, Ind dttlateT went down three cncks A1a111s1 skilled defenders. tho: flCI 1hal the ten of spades woo !he fint 1nck meanl nottuna. Dccl:irer should !\ave husbanded dummv·s enlli.:s by continuing with !he JaCk of uumps. That would have rendered the defendtrs helpless. Since lhcrc -su 11 a 1tump on !he 1.1blc to coolrol J1Jmonds .houkl \l.ac kad .a founh ruund of the suu. d..-cl;irer c:innoc be pn!\\'nled fmm dr.1w1n~ the n:~in· ina 11\Jmps. lhcn Nnmnt1 llo:.u'b lur all lhe discards Oun "'"'~ needed. TIIC defenders would 1c1 only two diti• mend tncks and a trump lntemtt Co., Cotta ...... ._ _____ _. ntld1 flat lllmlf looking MARINE BUSINESS .. ,-----·-, for I Ch1ll1n91. AProlillbleTum-Key ··~ M9-5*2171 Jennlter sai.tion Cal F()( Oetals H1 SPA AmNoeNfs Broker 1M9-646-2011 , • ' •a.1' :. I , ... . ' j -~' • ~. , .. ,. ,~-:.;-·' ' I ' ~ . • . I 1 I• . • • 6-.. ~..,,,. ,..,, ·:·~ : Newport 8N:t1 Spa. PIT 949-683-8911 ACURA ALU 'M CAOLLAC Sevflle Sta 'ti Flt-Mon.. Cal 94~72 Are you c:onr.c1ed? In-SEDAN 40 LOlll mies. 290 Hp Nol1tt-F= com. PS,ooG. 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