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Home My WebLink About2001-03-16 - Orange Coast Pilot·' (, , . ' ' I , '• \. SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 I .JON TiiE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM .~ It's almOst checkout time· • Newport Beach is close to setting up a fire station in Santa Ana Heights and ending firefighters' extended stay in a hotel. · Mathis Winkler D"ILY PILOT SANTA ANA HEIGHTS -They'll have to start making their beds again. But Newport Beach firefighters who have responded to calls in the airport area and Santa Ana Heights since late January from a base comprised of a cou- ple of rooms at the Radisson Hotel will get back a kitchen and gym equipment once a new -though still temporary - fire station is set up in the.neighborhood. City and Orange County officials are getting close to signing off on a two-year ' lease agreement for land near Bristol Street. Council members approved the $1 a year lease at their meeting Tuesday. While the agreement sWl must be reviewed by lawyers, the county's Board of Supervisors is expected lo approve the lease al its meeting Tuesday. The station, which will inc-lude a dou· ble-wide trailer where firefi~hters can eat, sleep and stay while on duty, as well as a canopy or shell for the fire engine, could be set up as early as next week, city officials said. The makeshift hotel station was estab- lished after the county's fire station near the airport was damaged by fire in December and taken out of service. The closure caused response times to exceed a five-minute response time goal. Wh1le the proposed annexation of Santa Ana Heights -expected to hap- pen by early 2002 -would have brought a city fire station Lo the area at a future date anyway, city officials decided to go ahead and set up services now. At their Feb. 13 meeting. counctl members decid- ed to hire nine new firefighters and spend about $608,860 on the temporary station. · Initial talks about leasing a section of a parking lot fell through because the people SEE FIRE PAGE 8 . SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT Capl Harry Gage is retiring from his post as harbor master for the Orange County Sheriff's Harbor Patrol in Newport Beach. Calling i.t a career . Dffpa Bharath DAILY PILOT 'I'm retired.· Capt. Harry Gage laughed as the wi0rds came out of his mouth Thursday before he stepped into the conference room at the Orange County Sheriff's Harbor Patrol office, where a cake, a plaque and smiling faces awaited his arrival. Gage, 58, retired after almost 35 years with the Sheriff's Department. He spent 14 of those years as harbor master in Newport Beach and retired after having served in the department's professional standards unit for seven years, where he recruited officers and performed background checks. ·rve never thought of the day l'd be in my own retirement party,• Gage said. •Here it is alter all these years.• And there was never a dull moment dur- After 35 years zq)th,the Orange County Sh£triff's Depart1f!-ent, Harry Gage will shed his badge ing those years, said Gage, who lives m Capristrano Beach. •There was no such thing as a typical day,• he said. "There were a whole lot of calls that could range from an intoxicated ' person on a boat to someone getting lost at sea or someone whose boat's on fire." But what kept him and others on his team motivated, Gage said, was the tremendous support from the city and the community at large. "This is a wonderful environment for peo- pie> llkf' us to work in,· he said. ·our ability to work with other local agencies has proved ..,; to be our significant strength.• . . .,. Gage tumself was largely responsible for actuevmg that rapport with local govern-. ment, said his friend and former colleague Kenneth Bourguignon. ., "He had this wonderful.abi.J.i.ty to get dlong with people that eame<i· him a lot of respect,· Bourgu.igoon said. •He came in through lifeguard services and worked his ~ way up the ranks. He was just so dedicated and good at what he did.• Gage was cllso an inspiration to those who worked under him, ~aid Bob Scott, Har- bor Patrol maintenance slipervipor. •He hired me 11 years ago and promoted me eight years ago,· he said. "He was a gredt captain who always encouraged people SEE GAGE PAGE 8 .. FRIDAY, ~RCH 16, 2001 Engineer Jim Pasternak parks his crew's engine at the base of the Radisson Hotel, where he and other Newport Beach firefighters have taken up a post GREG FP'f I DAILY PILOT Upgrades at Lido Isle called elitist • Coastal Coffimission denies project to renovate island's entrance, saying it would make the area look private. Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT LIDO ISLE -The CaWorma Coastal Commission has rejected a plan by the Via Lido Commurut)' Assn. to spruce up the island's entrance The commission unanimously turned down the pldn al its meeting Uus week, W1lh at least one comrruss1oner saymg the project would have a "chilling effect" on publlc access to the ISiand's beaches. "The commissioners expressed con- cern that 1t would dlscourage access.·. coastal program anaJyst Anne Kramer said "That 1t would give the impression that the ISiand wcts pnvctte." The assoc1ation !)ad backed the pro- 1ect, estimated to c:ost between $450,000 and $600,000, despite a vocal contin- gent of Lido residents who were against 1l. Fundmg would have come from member dues -about $500 annually for the homeowners. Association president Hugh Helm bristled at the suggesbon that the com· mun.ity homeowner's group hoped to tum the island into an exclusive enclave. "It was an entry beautificabon pro· ject, • Helm saJd. "Nothing could be fur- ther from the truth.· The pro1ect would have altered the traffic pa,t~!ilJ\S at Via Anbbes • .!"19. VJ~ .It. Lido Sbtid. at Lido Bridge. TI1e associa-' lion had hoped to install a tralfic orcle, new street med.tan. half-block park and other landscape improvements .. But residents· fighting, the project accused Helm of planning a project that would have narrowed the operung into the island. "It was to keep 'other' people off th~ island.• said Judy Rosener. a Lido resi- dent and 'herself a former coastal com- missioner. "It's snobbery.· The project's denial was not the only \;>ad news to come -0u.t of the meeting Tor the .. _assoc1ation. In, addition to shoot.mg down the project, the ·commis- sion u/f tructed agency staffers to begin SEE LIDO PAGE 8 Newport names top cops THI COSTA MISA SIMOR CBnD will get a llDEI • Police honor the best of their force at annual __ G.Y/at..d.$ cei:.ernony.,,! award is always at the back of your mind," said Wingert, who joined the Newport Beach police ln 1980. •vou hope to win it someday but wonder if you will.• .72 CD bit of people's dinners between S and 8 tonight. when the Soupfantatlon donates 20% QASSIFIBJ5 _, _____ , 13 of its sales to the center. The restaurant is at DiQBOOl __ -2 1535 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. (714) 556--1903. 111 LOO« ___ s " . l NEWPORT BEACH Officer Joseph Wingert looked over to the table where bis family was seated. His wife, Janet, was 1n le4rl and his sons, Christo- pher, 14, and Joey, 11, smiled at their father as he was named the Newport Beach PoUce Department's Officer of the Veer early Thursday at a lp8da1 awards ceremony. •w anting to win this • Wingert was one of several officers who were honored for their work last year. Such events offer an opportunity for the communi- ty to see and appredate the good work done by police officers, said Newport Beach Police Chief Bob McDonell. ·u also allows !officers) to see support from the commu- nity,• he said. •ft is very grat- Uying and bas a tremendous SEE AWARDS MGE I 1 HOURS A qui.ck guide to the . weekend .. ......... --~.-: __ a ® THE 1211t ANNUAL AMISH CRAFT SHOW will be held from noon to 8 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday et the Orange Coun-- ty Fairgrounds. Building 14, 88 Fair Drive, Cos-- ta Mesa. Free (714) 687-9270. - @ A llYINIL J ~ m.u edltof' will host a teen prom feshlon show at 2 p.m. Sun- day at M¢ South Coelt Plue In Cost. Mew. ~k~ door prins and mo(e. The Orange County Aegk)nat .. llet wilt model. free. (71'6) 556-0611, Ext. 4362. ·r PUU tlOTIClS ----~ 11 srom ' llSIDI llPOITll'S IOft•OI After ttirft mon1hs of trytng. P.ul Ointonwouden ~ . state Sen. Roes~ Will "*'Um hk phone cale. ,....,. .... , I ' • I .. 2 Friday, Morch 16, 2001 Plans for ) -.~ • 'Ruthless' AUDITIONS The Trilogy Playhouse wfll hold auditions for the musical "Ruthless" from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. March 27. "Ruthless# is the comedic story of a young girl who would literally klll for a part. Theatrical talent and unchained ambition reign in this melodrama with book and lyrics by Joel Paley and music by Marvin Laird. There are a variety of roles open. Auditions will be tleld at the theater, 2930 Bristol St .• Building C-106, Costa Mesa. Information: (714) 957-3347, Ext. 2. / Daily Pilot CHECK IT OUT · Celebrating sisterhood at Newport libra~ W ith two weeks remaining in Women's History Month, there's still time to go to the Newport libi;aries and read about female achievements often over- looked in U.S. history. U you think the struggle for HTbe World Split Open." In this examination of the modem women's move- ment, Ruth Rosen reminds readers of discriminatory practices thiit were common in pre-1960s America: Green beer, green hru: _and the luck of Irish playwrights among the weekend's festivities T HE WORLb SPi.Jt ol'.SEN women's rights began in contem- porary times, you haven't yet read "Joyous "Harvard's Lamont Library was off-limits to women ... Newspaper ads separated jobs by sex; bars often re fused to serve women; some states even excluded women from jury duty; no women ran big corporations or universities (or) worked as firefighte rs or police ofh- cers." Young Chang DAILY PILOT W hen m Ireland,· righl? While we are·pretty far from St:" Pdtrick's native land, it's that ·time or year again. ln honor, memory, what have yo~. of the saint who hrought Christianity to Ireland whtle driving the snakes out with the ring of tus hell, local the-· aters will-feature lnsh='themed works wlule;, bagpipes Sound at clubs and restaurants. Birraporetti's, c1.0 Italian restaurant and lrish. bar (the origmal owner's mother was llallan, his father Irish) will hold its 14th annud) St. Pat's Pd.Tty at its Costa Mesa location . Green beer will be served starting at 8 a.m. - that's nght. d.m. -dnd musicians will play bagpipes at 3 p.m. The band City will follow with popular contem- porary music starting at 6 p.m And the dnnks -green 1ello shooters, grPen Bellinis -will match the color of the day, wtuJe an outdoor grill will proVJd e a !>ummer party leel, said DaVJd SadJer, general manger at the restaurunl A cover c-hdrge of $h will be col- lected starting dt 3 p.rn . Get there ear- lier and slide in for rree. "We have a big big bdr," SddJer said. "And the hardwood floor. the brass. thP motif -it's d naturd.J fit for St. Patrick's Day." pub on St. Patrick's Day. Manager Mary Murphv. said she expectsa flock of annual regulars. "We even have peopfe who dye their hair green,• she said. Patrick's Pub in Costa Mesa is also in on the color scheme, serving · green draft beer starting at 11 a.m. and featuring per- formances by a bagpiper at 3 and 7 p.m. Budweiser, Guinness and Kil- lians promoters wilJ visit through- out the day, and the pub will fea- ture prizes and free giveaways. Par theatergo- ers, the stage is another place with cuJtural promise. Martin McDon- agh's "The Lone- some West,~ an Irish comedy p.bout two conniv- Costd MPsa's Skos.h Monahan'~w.ilL open at 4 p.m. Saturday, three hours edflier than normdl. The bar plans to serve corned beef and cabbage. lamb stew and Irish roddle and fish and chips. The music of Rob Eller will play from 4 to 7 p.m ..J.ng.!>rothers, bad its West Coast premiere Friday and will show through April 15 at South Coast Repertory's Sec- ond Stage. The Van Diemans Band will perform at 10 a.m. Sl Patrick's Day at Muldoon's, in Newport Beach. Durty Nelly's m Costa Mesd will feature DJ Mic Ketchum and hjs Irish music al 4 p.m. The cover charge is $5, srud owner Monique Kamies. Their lnsh breaklasl, from 8 to 11 a.m .. will include d pint of beer. MuJdoon's in Newport Beach will also start early on the fest:J.vities. The Vc1.0 Diemans Band will perform trom 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Lhe Irish pub, while Kelly FitzgeraJd and Vesica Pi.sees will play contemporary Celtic rock and tra- dil:lonal lrish music, as well as some ongind.Js. starting at 6 p m. Orange Coast College features a couple of lrish treats. Shelagh Stevenson's "The Memory of Water," about three sisters reunited for their mother's funeral, will be staged today and Sunday in the Drama Lab Theatre. mer and fall in Dublin. Their reper- toire includes famous native taproom ballads and pub songs. A cast of 15 will dance, sing and provide humor for the crowd. And finally, Newport Harbor High School's Navigators will present its seventh annual A Shamrock Rock 'n' Roll benefit al 6 p.m. today at the Sutton Place Hotel. The event will feature a a silent auction, dinner. dancing and a live auction. with pro- ceeds benefiting Newport Harbor Hlgh School. Both groups are veterans to the St. Patrick's festivities will extend into next weekend at OCC, with a performance by Dublin's Traditional Irish Cabaret at 8 p.m. March 24 in the Robert B. Moore Theatre. Head- ed by Lrish comedian Noel V. Ginnity, the group also performs in the sum- SI. PATRICK'S DAY EVENTS WHA~ The Van Diemans Band and Kelly Fitzgerald and Veslca Pisces WHEN: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today for the band, 6 p.m. today for Fitzgerald WHERE: Muldoon's, 202 New· port Center Drive, Nf!wport Beach CALL: (949) 640-4110 WHA'r. "A Shamrock Rock 'N' Roll" WHEN: 6 p.m. today • WHIRi: The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach Daily-Pilot COSll S75 CALL: (949) 851-9230 WH.All "The Memory of Water" WHEN: 8 p.m. today and 2 p.m. Sunday WHERE: Orange Coast College's Drama Lab-Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa COSll S6-$9 CALL: (714) 432-5880 WHAll St. Pat's Party at Blrra· porettl's WHEN: Green beer served start- ing at 8 a.m., cover charge applies starting at 3 p.m. WHERE: 3333 Bristol St., READERS HOTLINE (949) 642-6086 Record your comments about the Daily Pilot or ne-M tips. ADPRESS Costa Mesa cosr.so \ CAU: (714) 850-9090 WHAT: DJ plays trlsh musk at Durty Nelly's WHEN: 4 p.m. today WIEM: 2915 Red Hill Ave., Costa Mesa cosr. $5 CAU: (714) 957-1951 WHA'r. Patrick's Pub WMlll: Opens at 11 a.m., bag· piper pet'fonneru will be at 3 and 7 p.m. ..... 2645 Ha~ Blvd., Cos- t.I Mesa con No cover charge COpyrlght: No r-s stories, Illus- trations. editorial matter Of adver· tlsements herein an be repro- duced wltholJt written permission of copyright owner. CALL: (714) 966-2721 WHAT: "The LOnesome West" WHEN: 7:45 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday, 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday through April 15 WHERE: South Coast Reperto- ry's Second Stage. 655 Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa cosr. S18-S47 CAU: (714) 708-5555 WHAll Dublin's Traditlonal Irish cabaret WHEN: 8 p.f7l. March 24 WHERE: Orange Coast College's Robert 8. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview ~dad. Cost.i Mesa COS1l $26-S32 CAU..: (714) 432-5880 , WEATHER AND SURF TEMPERATURES Balboa 67/66 TIDES TODAY First low "" .. . .. Greet- ings: The flrst International Women's Movement, 1830-1860." In this introduction to modem feminism, Bonnie Anderson reveals how women in the U.S. and abroad banded together at the height of the Victorian era to advocate political, social and econom- ic equality with men. Without e -maiJ, fruces and modem transportation, this was no easy task. Adding language baniers and cul- tural mores that kept women subjugated makes it all the more impressive. Ander- son's portraits of champions who organized unions, pub- lished newspapers and advanced then-radical notions is inspiring stuff fo r modem feminists. Fast forward to 1902, when Susan B. Anthony wrote a letter to her friend Elizabeth Stanton, lauding women's newly obtained rights to attend college and speak in public. Anthony also lamented the faiJure to gain "the suffrage." PBS favorites Ken Bums and Geoffrey Ward tell the story of the two great suf- fragettes in "Not tor Our- selves Alone." The dual biography traces the 50- year alliance between two women who spearheaded the movement for equaJ vot- ing rights. That 20th century cru- saders still had plenty of work to do is made clear in Briefl.J in DATE BOOK Center announces cabaret season The Orange County Per- forming Arts Center has . announced that its 2001-02 Cabaret Se.asG>n will indude performances by Jason Graae, Davis Gaines, Rita Moreno, James Naughton I COSTA MESA Rosen delineates the changes that make such discrimination seem shock- ing today Through stones of feminists and thinkC>r s. she traces how the modem women's movement trans- formed America and con- cludes. "The struggle for women's human rights hdS just begun.• With "In Our Tlme: Memoir of a Revolution," Susan BrownmJJler covers similar territory, focusing on lhe·social movement of the late-20th century. From pro- files of such feminist icons as Betty Friedan and Giana Steinem to reports of land- mark sit-ins and lawsuits, this is an encyclopedic look at sisterhood's contempo- rary call to anns. Perhaps the most ambi- tious promise of au is made by .. A Century of Women: The Most Influential Events ln Twentieth-Centu- ry Women's History.'' In this impressive synthesis of information , Deborah Felder chronicles· events that have revolutionized womanhood, clearly reveal- ing how privileges per- ceived as inalienable today wouJd never have be>en possible without activists of yore fightmg for them. • OtECK IT OUT 1s written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column is by Melissa Adams in collaboration with Steven Short. All titles may be reserved trom home or office computers by accessing the catalog at http://www.newportbeacn library.org. I ,. fP t~ ' and Douglas .Sills. There will also be a non-subscription bonus of the sati.ricaJ revue ·Forbidden Broadway.· The Center's Cabaret Season is presented in an intunate. club·style ambi- ence with candlelight and full beverage service. Sub- scriptions run from $190 lo $210. Tickets for "Forbidden Broadway" are $39 or $43. Information: (714) 556-2787 o~ http://www.ocpac.org. POLICE FILES VOL 95, NO. 70 Our addrMs is 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627. HOW TO REACH US Clrcul.tlon Cordna del Mar 67/66 10:05 a.m ..................... 7 • Corporne Drive: A commercial burglary was reported In the 1500 block at 3:18 a.m. Wednesday. THOMAS H. JOHNSON. Publist- TONY DOOERO, Edit Of S.J. CAJW. City Editor 1/111/lES MEIE9'. Assistant City Editor ----"MAHAL. ffftUt'ts Editor CORREOJONS It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt- ly correct all error\ of substance. 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LOCATION SID wedQO ........................ 2·l Newport. .................... 2-l 81.cJ<le's.... ... .. .......... 2·l First high 3:22 a.m ...................... 4.2 second low 10:57 p.m ...................• 2.1 Second high 6:53 p.m ...................... l .3 Rfver Jetty ................... 2·l WAYD Corona del Mar ........ 2-3 ~ SS reported In the 1400 bloc.k It 9:05 a.in. Tuesday. .. • 0.. ltoM: ~ of a ce>ntrolltd substance was reported fn the 4200 block et l p.m. Tuetday. • Muir 9Mdt Clrde: Vandals repott9dly lighted *'Yrocktts from the mttt that brotce ~•I windows of 1 home In the flttt block It 11:15 e.m. l'uftdey. - Daity Pilot Friday, Morch 16, 2001 3 Some elected officials are more accessible than others F or reporters, access is key. Of course, many of the public records at our fingertips are also available Lo any other average Joe -birth certificates, properly deeds and city budgets. But more important than access to records is aq:ess to people. Those involved in the issue can usually tell you the m9st about it. Poul dinton ' .. Such ii. lh~ cdSC with Ross Johnson, the vE>ternn state senator who rep- resents.Newport-Mesa. fn my three months on the 1ob, I haven't spoken to the senator once It's not ford ldck of trying. On sto- ries about h1s role m the state's spe- cidl sei.s1on on.energy or htS btlls, John'>on u!>uc1Uy sends a two-line quote. the front lines of the energy cm,1i.. as well dS introduced 15 bi.lli, on vunous issues. Always Willing to hdsh out dn tSsue with a reporter, Campbell 1'> candid, dvatlable and undfrd1d to share dn opiruon on the issue al hdnd. On Thursday, dunng d two- day stay in the distnct for c1 flut'ry or meeting&, Campbell sat down for an hour to discuss his bill'> Johnson with bnngmg money to lhe 35th Distnct The sendtor iS also credited WJth rescuing' $13 rrulhon for envuonnwnldl restordtlon l.Il the Bdck Bdy Gaining thllt access isn't always easy. This is where we reporters earn our huge paychecks. As a rule of thumb, elected offi- cials lend to be more open to shar- ing informabon than paid staff members. H owever, as any sea- soned reporter will teU you, they don't hdve to return your ph_one REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK f'm sure he has d lot on lus mine!, but lui. counterpart in lhe stdle dsi.eml}ly for Newport-Mesd, John Campbell, offers a stnkmg COnlrdSl. In a Lighter mGmc·nt, C'c1rnpbell revealed that he still owns '>t<.><k in lrvine-bdsed Broddcom. wh1< h hds plwnmeted with the re'>l ol lht> market. Anyone who hds owned d tech stock can reldte to lhdl buy- seU-or-hold quanddry To be ld1r, Johnson was available for d profile in October. a week- dnd·d·hdlf twfore wmnmg handily m lhe election for his seat But he hds preff'm•d to i.p<•a k through lus press deputy. who doe return inq'wrws mo'>l of thc> l1Jne, when I've Cdlle>d / Heck. John'>on hd'> more th(\P calls. It's tbeu prerogdt1ve 3 112 Yf'dr'> on hJ'> l<'rrn I should be uble lo g"t hun before 2004 Call it the arrogance of the media, but lhese folks don't red11 y exist lf we can't speak to lhem CdmpbeU hds been m ofhce only smce Noveml>cr, repldcmg lhc> t •rmed-out Mdnlyn Brewer, but the As!>emblynldn .has put hunself on The pobtymdkers ht1w c rt•chtc•d • PAUL CLINTON covers the environment ,- and John Wayne Airport for the Daily Pilot.' Briefly~n THE NEWS Vanguard awards distinguished alwnni Dan Allbritton of Sdlem, Ore. has been dwarded the 2001 Distinguished Service Award by lhe Alwnni Assn. of Vanguard University. The award recognizes Allbritton's conlribut.Jons and service to lus community dlld lhe music tnduslry. · Allbnlton, d 1972 graduate WJth a bachelor's degree tn music, 1s a member of the popular Regents quartet. which formed while he WdS d student dt Southern Cahlor- nia College, Var'lguard Uni- versity's previous name. He went on to grdduate from Columbia School of broddcasl.lng in 1975 dnd hct'> hosted music and talk show'> heard on KOCM m Newport Bedch. He has aho hosted other radio shows in Oregon and Texas and has been dn extrd m a number of feature hims. Allbritton serves as c1 m<1r- ketmg consultant for KCCS- AM radio m Salem. He 1s the president of Spmtwind Records Inc. m Sdlem dncl Allbritton Music Co., bc1secl in Los Angeles. Boys Chorus to _hold charity jog-a-thon You may have seen them sing, but have you seen lhem jog for money? It's the AU- .Termite Protection Long lasting, Environmentally friendly Brochure with •FREE• inspection Lie & Bonded Call <714>381 '-5763 • ~I \l\\l.\\l l·R ' '' • s.u.-..,..;; • 5·ytlt stain warranty • 24 colo11 to clloo11 from THll CNIP'ET Will OVERWHELM YO IUllH wmt IT'l IOFT TEXTUR~ll!ml5> Reg.~ Installed H11q TellUre •11tr..,,... •• ., .... WllTMIJ ln111tlktl w11h pad Reg. " Installed American Boys C'horu!> dnnu- <tl 109-a-lhon at Costc1 Mei-.d H1yh School dt 1 p m. Mc1rch 24. It 1s the group\ b1qge'>l fund-raiser or the yedr The proceeds will help to pc1y for the ongoing ddily exj)('nc,(•c, of lhe progrcUTI Last yc•M, the event rdtsed $ll7,000, ci sum lhe group hopes to rf'c1ch c1nd even top thtS yedT. Information: 1714) 708- 1670 or http://www.allmeri- canboyschorns.org Costa Mesa's history subject of cliscussion 1 lelen I lumphrey<>. d descendant of eMly Spdn1sh cxplorC'r!>, dnd EllC'cn Phin- nt•y, d former C<Jsld MP!>cl clly clerk. Will dtSC:US'> lh<' Ctlfly history of Costa Mesd at 7.30 p.m. Wednesday. The publtc; discussion will lake pldce at the Costc1 Mesa H1stoncal Society, 1870 And- heim Ave., Costd Mesd lnformallon · (94Q) 631- 5918. Volunteers needed for cleanup program More than 400 volunteer~ have signed up ror ('o<;td Mesd's Neighbors for Nc>19h- bon. progrdm, d c-o~unun1ty cleanup event schrduled from 8:30 d m to noon Apnl 28. But slJU more volunteen. dre needed to help clNn up d park, said Kunberly Thomds, lhP city's mdndgPm{•nt dOd· lyst for housing dnd rnnunu- C· f AK~f.J)U", IT'S TIME FOR ... fM.t8~ourr iKo. Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO ALSO ON OUR MENU: OUR "FISH TAcos· MARGARITAS ARE TORTILLA SOUP MADE WITH CHILI SIZE CHILI CHEESE OMElITT( GOLD TEQUILA! 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·64S·7626 nity dc>v<·lopnwnt Mo'>I <11 th« volunJeers who hdv<• '>tqn1·d up \'l.·111 help Jow-anc-01111• homPowners LO cledn, p<11nt t1n<I llx their properlll''> F1v<> honws hdvc dlreddy been 1dcnt1t1c•cl for improve- ment. dnd nt~ '>l<1tl dfP hop- ing to c1dd om• m1m• homP lo the list The> dclclrP'>l->PS w(m! n<Ji disclost•d, l>ut Th1>mc1s .,did thf'y will tw r<•IPdwd next month It I'> tdkln~J nt) stctfl longer lhdn exrwct.-d to <Jrtlhc~r the six hou<,c•s ht•cc1uc,1• th1• t•xtr·n- ors muc;t ht• tt•'>IP<I for lec1cl- bdsecl pdtnl. rHC11rd1nq lo d newl~ 1mplN11PntNI SldlC regulc1llun Thu nty wc1ntc, t11 he ~ure ti dOPS n11t PX'po.,,1• voluntet'.'rs lu the nsk of lll'tn<J in rnntdC"l Express your style with '>u< h pdtnt, Thomas said. Cc1'>h dnd food donabons dTP '>llll n<•C'ded ror the event, Thomdc, '>c11cl lnfornh1l1on 17141 754- 48Y:l Youth Employment to hold open houses Youth Employment Ser- v1c , . ., will host open houses frnrn 'i to h ·w pm Wednes- tldy t1nd Thurs<idy at its offt<t•'> dt 114 E 19lh St. Cos- lc1 f\.1(''>d lnlormc1lJ11n dOoUl the aid qroup wh1c h -.1·c·ks to pro- vtdP < h1ldrPn with JOb oppor- tunitu•..,, work E•xpenence and nPw '>lulb. will tw dVdllable at thP r1p1•n hOU'>t''> lntormdlton 1449) 642- 810f1 I • exotic,. bold,. daring, ... with our new bedroom collection s A L E on selected floor models ~ MONTHS SAME AS CASH NII MONEY DOWN l«X>Newpat 8oUeYad Cc.to M..a CA '11.621 <one blOdc M)Ufh Of ttelo#n/ Tlb'lgle Square) Tel (M9) Ml.-•1• • w w w . c a r p e t 1 n t e r n e t . c o r11 - 2 Friday, /'Aorch 16, 2001 Plans for .. ~ . 'Ruthless' AUDITIONS The Trilogy Playhouse will hold auditions for the musical "Ruthless" from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. March 27. "Ruthless" is the comedk story of a young gifl who would literally kill for a part. Theatrical talent and undlained ambition reign in this melodrama with book and lyrics by Joel Paley and music by Marvin Laird. There are a variety of roles open. AuditlOf'\S will be held at the theater, 2930 Bristol St., Building C·106, Costa Mesa. Information: {714) 957·3347, Ext. 2. Doily Pilot CHECK IT OUT C.eU::liratings~terhood at Nei»jJorl librarieS W ith two weeks remaining in Women's History Month, there's still time to go to the Newport libraries and read about female achievements often over- looked in U.S. history. If you think the struggle for Green beer, green hair and the luck of Irish playwrights among the weekend's festivities THE wo·R[b women's rights began in contem- porary times, you haven't yet read "Joyous "The World Split Open." In this examination of the modern women's move- ment, Ruth Rosen reminds readers of discriminatory practices that were common in pre-1960s Amenca: •Harvard's Lamont Library was off-limits to women ... Newspaper ads separated jobs by sex; bars often refused lo serve women; some states even excluded women from jury duty. no women ran big corporations or universities (or) worked as firefighters or police offi- cers.• Young Chang DAILY PILOT W hen in Ireland, right? While we dre pretty far from St. Pdlnrk's native land, it's that time of yettr t1yclin. In honor, mC'mory, whc1t have you, of the saint who brought Christianity to Ireland while dnvmq lhe snc1kes out with th(• nng of ru. ... bell, locdl the- aters will feature lnsh·thcmed works while bagpipes sound at clubs and restaurants BUTaporetti's, an ltalldn restaurdnt and lrish. bar (the ongmal owner's mother wds ltc1ban. hLs father lru.h) will hold its 14th c1nnudl St Pat's Pdrty at its Costa Me!>d locallon Green beer will be served c,tarung dt 8 d.m - that's nght, d m -c1nd mus1c1clllS will play bagp1µ<•s at 3 p.m. The bdnd City will foUow with populdI contem- porary music stc1rllng dl 6 p.m. And the dnnks grPen 1eUo shooters, grN>n Bellirus -will mdtch the color of lhe dc1y, while an outdoor grill will proVlde a summer pdrty !eel, said David Sc1cller, gencr<ll mc1nger at the resldurc1nt. A cover rhurge or $6 wLll be col- lected starung at 3 p.m. Get there ear- lier and slide in for fret•. "We hdVC' a h1H b19 bc1r," Sc1dler srud. "And lhe hardwood floor, the brass, the mobf -it's a natural ht for St Palnck's Ddy" pub on St. Patrick's Day. Manager Mary Murphy said she expects a flock of annual regulars. "We even have people who dye their hair green," she said. Patrick's Pub in Costa Mesa is also in on the color scheme, serving green draft beer starting at 11 a.m .. and featuring per- formances by a bagpiper at 3 and 7 p.m. Budweiser, Guinness and Kil· bans promoters will visit through- out the day, and the pub will fea- ture prizes and free giveaways. For theatergo- ers, the stage is another place with cultural promise. Martin McDon- ag h's "The Lone- some West,• an Irish comedy about two <;<>nni'l- ing btot:fiers. Md~ its West Coast premiere Friday Costa MPsc1's Skosh Monahan's will open at 4 p.m Saturddy, three hours earlJ<>r lhdil normc1l The bar plans to serve ~&_>LI.led beef and cabbage. lamb stew afld'1nsh coddle and hsh and clups rThP music or Rob Eller will play from 4 to 7 p rn and will show ..... • through April 15 ····~·vmr·DldWB1Sand'w{lrpenomrat"t'(J a.m. Sl at South Coast Pab'ick's Day at Muldoon's, ln Newport Beach. Repertory's Sec-"""' Durty NE>lly's in Coslt1 Mcsc1 will .feature DJ f\.hc Kl'tchum dnd lus Irish music at 4 p m The cover charge JS $5, said own<>r Momque KdllU<.'5. ond Stage. Orange Coast College features a couple of Irish treats. Shelagh Stevenson's "The Memory of Water,• about three sisters reunited for their mother's funeral, will be staged today and Sunday in the Drama Lab Theatre. mer and fall in Dublin. Their reper- toire indudes famous native taproom ballads and pub songs. Theu In.sh breakJai.l, from 8 to 11 a.m. will included pint or beer. A cast of 15 will dance, sing and provide humor for the crowd. Muldoon's tn Newport Beach will also start ec1rly on the re~t.Jv1ties. The Yan Diemans Band will J)f'rform from I 0 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the lnsh pub, while Kelly Fitzgerald dnd Vcs1cd Pisces will play contcmpordJ)' Celt.Jc rock and tra· ditional Irish music, as well c1s some ongindls, startmg dt h p m Both groups d!<' veterdns to the St. Patrick's festivities will extend into next weekend at OCC, with a performance by Dublin's Traditional Irish Cabaret at 8 p.m. March 24 in the Robert B. Moore Theatre. Head- ed by Irish comedian Noel V. Ginnity, the group also performs in the sum· And finally, Newport Harbor High School's Navigators will present its seventh annual A Shamrock Rock 'n' Roll benefit at 6 p.m. today at the Sutton Place Hotel. The event will feature a a silent auction, dinner, dancing and a live auction, with pro- ceeds benefiting Newport Harbor High School. ST. PATRICK'S DAY EVfftTS WJtA1l]he_Van 01emans Band and Kelly F1tZ9erald and Vestca Pisces WHEN: 10 a.m to 5 p.m. today for the band, 6 p.m. today for Fitzgerald WHERE: Muldoon's, 202 New- port Center Drive, N'wport -Beach CA&J.:(949)640-4110 WHA~ "A Shamrock Rock 'N' Roll" WHEN: 6 p.m. today WHIM: Th' Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach VOL 95, NO. 70 COS"r. S75 CAU.: (949) 851-9230· WHA~ "The Memory of Water• WHEN: 8 p.m. today and 2 p.m. Sunday WHERE: Orange Coast College's Orama Lab Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa con S6-S9 • CAlJ.: (714) 432·5880 WHA'r. St. Pars Party at Blrra.- porettl's WHEN: Green beer sefVt!d start· Ing at 8 a.m., cover charge applies starting at 3 p.m. WHERE: 3333 Bristol St., -READERS HQJUNE (949) 642-6086 Record your comments about the Daily Pilot or news tips. ADDRESS Costa Mesa CORS6 CAU.: (714) 850-9090 WHA'r. OJ plays Irish music at C>urty Nelly's WllEN: 4 p.m. today WHIM: 2915 Red Hill Ave .. Costa Mesa CORSS CALL: (714) 957-1951 WMA"t P.irldc's fllJt> Wllllll: Opens at 11 a.m., blg- plpef perf'onNnce wlU be at 3 and7 p.m. ..... 2645 Harbor Blvd., Cos- ta Mase con No COYef ctwirge Copyright: No MW1 rtOMS, lllus- trftlonl, edlt«lll matter or ~· tisements n.r.iri <.an be repro- duc.ct ~written permission of copyright own«. CAU.: (714) 966-2721 WHA~ "The Lonesome West" WHEN: 7:45 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday, 2 p.m. Saturday .ncS Sonday through April 15 WHERE: South Coast Reperto- ry's.Second Stage, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa cosr. S18-$47 CAU.: (714) 708-5555 WHA~ Dublin's Traditional Irish Clbacet WHEN: 8 p.m. March 24 WHEllE: Orange Coast College's Robert 8. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa con S26-S32 CAU: (714) 432·5880 WEATHER AND SURF TEMP£RA1\IRES Balboa 67166 TIDES TOOAY First low SP Lit OPEN •\llTJI .. ,,., • Greet- ings: The f irst lnternattonal Women's Movement, 1830-1860." In this mtroduction to modem ferrunism. Bonnie Anderson reveals how women in the U.S. and abroad banded together at the height of the Victonan era to advocate political, social and econom- ic equality with men. Without e-mail, Cruces and modem transportation, this was no easy task. Adding language barriers and cul- tural mores that kept women subjugated makes it all the more impressive. Ander- son 's portraits of champions w ho organized unions, pub- lished newspapers and advanced then-radical notions is inspiring stuff for modem feminists. Fast forward to 1902, when Susan ·B. Anthony wrote a letter to her friend El;,iabeth Stanton.·· lauding women's newly obtained rights to attend college and speak in public. Anthony dlso lamented the failure to gain •the suffrage.~ PBS favorites Ken Bums and Geoffrey Ward tell the story ol the two great suf- fragettes in "Not for Our- selves AJone." The dual biography traces the 50- year alliance between two women who spearheaded the movement for equal vot- ing rights. That 20th century cru- saders still had plenty of work to do is made clear in Briefl1 in DATE BOOK Center announces cabaret season The Orange County Per- forming Arts Center has announced that its 2001-02 ; Cabaret Season will include performances by Jason Graae, Davi§ Gaines, Rita M oreno, James Naughton Rosen delineates thP manges that make such discrimination seem ~hock· ing today. Through stone•., of feminists and think<>t s, she traces how the modt'm women's movement trdns- Conned America dnd con- cludes. "The struggle for women\ human nghts hds JUSl begun.· With "In Our Time: M emoir of a RevoluUon." Susan Brownmlller covers stmilar territory, focusing on the social movement of the late-20th century. From pro- files of such ferrunist icons as Betty Friedan and Glorid Steinem to reports of land· mark sit-ins and lawsuits, thls is dil encyclopedic look at sisterhood's contempo· rary call to arms. Perhaps the most ambi- tious promise or all is made by "A Century of Women: The Most InOuenttal Events ln l'wentleth-Centu- ry Women's HJstory." In this impressive synthesis of information, Deborah Felder chronicles events that have revolutionized womanhood, clearly reveal· ing how privileges per- ceived as inalienable today would never have been possible without aclJvJsts of yore fighting for them. •CHECK fT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. Thts week's column 1s by Melissa Adams in collaboration with Steven Short. All titles may be reserved from home or office computers by accessing the catalog at http://www newportbeach fibrary.org. and Douglds Stlls. There will also be a non-subscnpuon bonus of the satmcal revue "Forbidden Broadway.• The Center's Cabaret Season is presented in an intunate, club-style ambi- ence with candlelight and full beverage service. Sub- scriptions run from $190 to $210. Tickets for ~Forbidden Broadway• are $39 or $43. Information: (714) 556-2787 or http://www.ocpac.org. POLICE FILES COSTA MESA Our addreu is 330 W. Bay St.. Casa Mes., CA 92627. HOW TO REACH US ~ Corona del Mar 67166 10:05 a.m. .................. .7 • <:orporne Drive: A commercial burglary was reported In the 1500 blocJc at 3:1B a.m. W.ctnesday THOMAS H. JOHNSON, Publdher TONY DOOOIO. Editor SJ.~. Oty Editor JNllBMEla. Auisl.Mlt City Editor -·--•MAHA&. ~Editor ROGER CMLSON. Spof1S Editor uuw---. News Editor GltllA AUJC•NDU, Ptlge Oeslglllf ITIVI MCXJl,6,._ l'hoto Editor NO'( OITTWG. ~()n(tOf """''°' ... ""'"10tlOtW CORRECTJONS It Is the Pilot's pe>lky to P<ompt- ly correct all erron of sobstance. Please call (949) 574-4233. rn ~ Newpon ha<M:osa Mes.I Daily Pilot (USPS-144-800) Is pub-- llshed ~ily. In Newport 11..ch and CoJta Mfta, wblalptlons are avall- 1ble only by sobtaiblng to The TI~ Orange County (800) 252· 9141. In areas outside of Newpon Beach and Costa ~. tubtcrlp- tlons to the Dally Pilot are avall- eble only by mallJor S20 per month. s.cond diss ~ s»ld at Costa MeM. CA. (Prlc9s Include ell applkM>ie st.1W and 1oc.i UK> ft)~S«Mf~ change to The NMpoft k«hlCou Mes.t o.lly Not. '·0 loll t 560, Costa Mesa. CA t26M. The 11mes Orenge County (900) 252-9141 ~ Oau;fied (949) 642-5678 Olspll'f (949) 642-4321 fdhotlal News (949) 642-5680 Sports (949) 574-4223 News, Sports Fax (949) ~170 E-mell: ct.ilypllotefatlmes.com Main Offk.e Buslnns Office (949) 142-4321 Buslna Fax (949) 631-7126 Costa Mesa 68167 Newport Beach 68167 Newport Coast 67166 SURF FORECAST Waves will be knee- to walst·hlgh with oc:c.a5lonal 4-foot swells. LOCATION SID Wedge ........................ 2·) Newpor1. ..................... 2· 3 First high t :53 am ...................... 4.7 Second tow 8A3 p.m .................... 2.9 Second high 5:58 pm ........................ 3 SATURDAY First low 11:24 a.m ..................... 7 First high 3:22 •.m ...................... 4.2 Stc.ond low 1 10·57 p.m .................... 2.1 Second high 6:53 p.m ...................... 3.J IUver Jeny ... -.............. 2·l WAllll CoroN def Mar ........ 2·3 TB J BLAW: 55 • ...._. ioutnllfd and twt.or ~ A bYrglary was reported at 2.35 p.m. W.ctnesday. .. ,..wport 9ouiwwd: AA assault and battery was reported In the 2000 blodc It 6~45 p.m. Wednesday. MIWPOIT IEACH • ..,,._.._ Drive: Annoying phone calls were reported In the 1400 bloc~ It 9:0S • m. Tuesday. • Delw ~ ~ of• controli.d substance was ttPOrt9d In the 4200 block It 3 p.m. Tuelday. • ... IMdt drde: Vanct.ls reportedly ll9hted ~oc:bts from the*"' thet btollt MYtral Windows of •home In the flttt btoctt" 11:15 a.m. n.ttdey. • ) Daily filot Friday. Morch 16, 2001 3 .Som(! el~cted· officials are more accessible than others F or reporters, access is key. Of course, many of the public records at our fingertips are also ayailable to any other average Joe -birth certificates, property deeds and dJy budgets. But more important than access to records is access to people. Those involved in the issue can usually tell you the most about it. Gaining that access isn't always Poul dinton " Such is the case With Ross Johnson, the veterdll state senator who rep- resents Newport-Mesa. In my three months on the job, I haven't spoken to the senator once. It's not for a ldck of trying. On sto- ries about his role i.n the state's spe- crnl session on energy or his bills, Johnson usually sends a two-1.me quote. ' the front I.mes of the energy cn s1s, as well as mtroduced 15 bills on various issues. Always willing to hash out an issue with a reporter, Campbell l'> candid, dvailable and undfrdJd to share an opiruon on the issue al hdOd. On Thursday, dunng a two- day stay m the dtstrict for a fluny of meetings, Campbell Sdt down for an hour to d.iscu~s his bills. Johnson wtth bnngmg money to the 35th Distnct. The senator is also credited With rescwng $13 million for environmental restoratJon in the Back tldy. • easy. This is where we reporters earn our huge paychecks. As a rule of thumb, elecied otti- cials tend to be more open to shar- ing information than paid staff members. However, as any sea- soned reporter will tell you, they don't have to return your phone REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK I'm sure he has d lot ori his mind, but lus counl~rpart m the sldte dssembly for Newport-Mesa. John Campbell, offers a strikmg contrast. · In a lighter moment, <;;dmpbell revealed that he stall qwns stock m lrvl.ne-based Broddcom, which hdS plurruneted with the rest of the market. Anyone who hds owned d tech stock can reldle to that buy- seU-or-hold quandary To be ldtr, Johnson was available for a profile m October. a week- dnd-a-hdU b(!fore wmmng handily m the ell'ct.Jon for his sedt. But he has pmf Prred to·speak through tu.s press deputy who does return mq11incs most or thP lime, when I've CdUP.d I lec·k, Johnson hds more than cdlls. It's their prerogative. 3 112 yed r'> on lus terrn I should be d ble to gN h11TI before 2004. Call it the arrogance of the media. but these folks don't redJly exist if we can't speak to them. CcUnpbell has been in ofhce only since November, replacing the termed-out Marilyn Brewer, but the Assl.'mblyman has put hunself on The pol.tcymakcrs hdve cred1tNJ • PAUL CLINTON covers the environment ,...- and John Wayne A1rpon for the Daily Pilot. Briefly Jn THE NEWS Vanguard awards distinguished alumni Dan Allbritton of Salem, Ore. has been awarded the 2001 Distinguished Service Award by the Alumni Assn. of Vanguard Uniyersity. The award recognizes Allbritton's contributions and service to his community and the music industry. Allbritton, cl 1972 graduate with a bachelor's degree in music, is a member of the popular Regents quartet, which formed while he was d student at Sout.pem CaWor- nia College, Vanguard Unj- versity's previous name. He w ent on to grt1duate from Columbia School of broadcastmg in 1975 and has hosted music and talk shows heard on KOCM in Newport Beach. He has aJso hosted other rddlo shows in Oregon and Texas and has been an extra m a number of feature films. Allbritton serves as a mar- keting consultant for KCCS- AM radio in Salem. He is the president of Spmtwind Records Inc. in Salem and Allbritton Music Co .. bdsed in Los Angeles. Boys Chorus to hold charity jog-a-thon You may have seen them sin9, but have you seen them jog for money? It's the All- Termite Protection Long lasting, Environmentally friendly Brochure with ··FREE• inspection Lie & Bonded Call <7141381-5763 American Boys Chorus annu- dl 1og-a-thon dl Costa Mesd High School at 1 p.m. March 24. It 1s the group's biggest fund-raiser of the year. The proc.eeds will help to pay for the ongoing dally expenses of the program Last year, tht? event rdlSed $97,000. a sum · the group hopes to reach and even top this yedT. Information: (714) 708- 1 b70 or http://www.allmen- canboyschorus.org Costa M~sa's history subject of discussion I lelen I luhlphreys, a d escendant of C'arly Sparush explorers, dncl Eileen Phm- hc•y, a former Cosfd Mesd c1rr clerk, will dJscu-..., the ectl ly history of Costa Mesa at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. The publtc d!.scuss1on will take place di the Costd Mesa HistoncaJ Society, 1870 Ana- heun Ave .. Costa Mesa. Informatton: (949) fi31- 5918. 4 Volunteer s needed for cleanup program More than 400 volunteers have signed up ror 'Costa Mesa's Neighbors ror Neigh- bors program, a community cleanup event scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to noon,Apnl 28. 'Y But sWJ more volunteers dfe needed to help clean up a park, said Kunberly Thomas. the city's mandgement dnd· lyst for housmg and com.mu- MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO ALSO ON OUR MENU: OUR .FISH TACOS" MARGARITAS ARE TORTILLA SOUP MADE WITH CHIU SIU CHILI CHEESE OMHmt GOLD TEQUILA! 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·645·7626 nity dcve>lopment M ost of the volunteers who hd\C' ..,1gned up will help low-income homeowner'> to clean, pc1int dnd fix their propPrlll''>. Five homes hdve dlready been 1dc>nlllied tor improve- ment. dnd c1ly staff are hop- mg to add one more• home to the ust . Th£> dddresses were not distlo.-.ed. but Thomd"i said they will be reledsed next month It 1'> takmg city Slriff longer thdn expected to gdther lhe ·six houses becdu<.c• lhl' 1•xten- ors must be tested for le..ctd- basecl pdtnl. accorchng to a newl~ 1mpleml•ntNI · ..,tdlc• reguldtton The city Wdnl'> lo be sure 11 doei. not t•xpose volunteers to the nsk ot bem~J 10 contact Express your style with -.uch paint, Thomas said. Cd..,h dnd food donations MP .,l1U needed ror the event, Thomd:. sdld Information 17141 754- 48!-{l Youth Ernp!oyment to hold open houses Youth Employment Ser- vin•'> will host open houses Imm 1 to 6 10 pm. Wednes- dd~ dnci. Thursddy at its olh< P<, at 114 E 19th St .. Cos- ttl Me'>ti lntormauon about the a.id qroup, which <,c•eks to pro- vtdP l h1ldren with Job oppor- tun1tw-. work E•xpenence and nc•w ... 1uu~ w1JI hf' avdllable at thf' npen hous.e!. lntormdlion f!-1491 642- !BOh exotic, bold, daring, ... with our new bedroom collection • 5- • 5-re1t ltlln w1mnty • 24 colo1110 dlOCIM from can SD\INMASTER' aupci • tt "· Wemllly • 5 yr. Stall! WlllT'lllly Re . "' Installed P1tt1m1d Berber THIS CNl1'£J Wl.l OvtRWffEL.M YOU SENSEi WITH IT'I SOFT TEXTUR~ll!llnl5- Reg.~ Installed • "l \l\\l.\\l l·.R .a.n11waa11 Bl'Z:CIALI -~~:~~ s199 Sq.Ft •ANDERSON c.3'-S389 SPECIAL ;; !:,3 • 4 colon to cboo8t from S F Q. I . ~.~;::,... ~4 ~q~ (lnstalbtJon Available) • w w w . c a r p e t 1 n t e r n e t . c o 111 ,. s A . L .,. MONTHS SAME AS CASH • MONEY D·OWN (One b6odt '°""" Of t6elown/ !ftangle ~> Tel (M9) Ml • •1• .. I , .. 4 Friday, Morch 16, 2001 ON VACATION Daily Pilot I Mike and Dorothy Kraus of Newport Beach vacationed in Vall, Colo. . /6rru~n11'r X.rr~lh/lr,, .~1 ,9(j,,,/.11N17 71~~ ~rU/I? </,;,,,,.; Full Time *Part Time 7 :00 am -6:00 pm Ages 2 -8 Classroom Monitori_!!g Through T6c lnttmet Dennis Nordstrom with son Craig and Dave Silva with son David of Costa Mesa visited Portage Glaeier, ju.st south of Anchorage, Alaska • R~wport l}nrbor mo~ri :&ck:&y mo~ri • Coverlets • Bed Skirts • Daybed Covers • Headboards • Bed Frames • Canopies Pa1S01w. T~"'-' • CltClU' ~•YOGA• S1'lC!HCnl CIA'lliD • Sl>l.'Ol!Ml • TA.'11111'(; • T.U Cl•• Sll:AM ROOM.<i • ~ • WIJOllT Wiaova • PltAu • ExltJIT ~ SWl • Mr.llll.AW' ~ l'kJNCJPAl.\ • Si:Ml-PIUlllTE lltAl.J'H ClUll • CHl.ll CAAi' 425 f.. 18th Sc • u.u Mesi 398 Un1vmuy Ot. • Cosu Meg "Custom Fit To Your Bed" S'4{1e-Ue CORONA DEL MAR 2101 E Paafic Coast Hwy PCH & AVOCldo Ave (949)650-3442 (949)548-3771 . Can Duffy make a difference? The Department of Fish and Game thinks DUFFY 1s the answer to a sensrrive issue. N~ Upper Bay is an ecological preserve teaming wrth wetlands wildfrfe Regular dredging projects over the years have created a navigable channel through the back bay. It~ an ideal opportunicy to srudy this natural habitat, monitor water qualicy and clean debris ... but here~ the quandary: A traditional gas outboard moves the people, but simply adds to the problems and disturbs the ecosystem. Whan needed Is Power in Tune with nature. not Power Turning Off naturel John Scholl, the Dept. of Fish and Game~ Educational Coordinator has the Upper Ne-Nport Bay and Shellmaker Island in his blood. John has been FITNESS CENTER www.a .com 949) 7&o.9335 HAS: 5am -9 For more information: www.thetollroad~.com 1-800-378-TRAK t872'l) TWENTY THREE MINUTE AGO YOU NEEDED A PLUMBER. IN TEAD OF A ''\ HIPBUILDER. The sooner you know, the sooner you can do something about It. 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Cook . . :r he Queen Bee boutique in Ne ort Beach is dedicated to the p"'/suit of .I ,high fashion in Orange Cq11.1nty. /Recently, owners Suzanne Palm~r and Sri- / an Fargo decided to make th~ir store.. ,,,? fashion central for the woman seeking · chi es , and in so doing, launched the it1 n nd sale of footwear from Lon- ot shoe designer Jimmy Choo. ts· years ago, C as a virtu- ally unkno n shoemak · L don's east end, even hough he gning shoes for the lat Princess Dia and o·• ... n . .-- fashionab clients. • Mel is a Jimmy Choo creation fashioned in camel with gold tassels. This high-heel slide sells for $410. Photos by Sean Hiller Muriel is the name of t~en lace-up number, accented with a gold flower ($435). ON ALL KARASTAN WOOL AND NEW INTRODUCTION PURCHASES THRU MARCH 31 Come see our superb new wool introductions for 2001 and visit our showroom and save during our March Madness Sale! Come Shop at the Okkst Carpet Company in Southern California ... . . .. JOHN BLOESER CARPET ONE Si1tu 1879 2927 S. Bristol Street Costa Mesa (714) 751-2324 www.bloesercarpecone.com ALso IN: Loni &Mb (562) 43().7501 •"'/As httfa (213) 6274738 The 8at Price • The Bat Wamnoa • The &st &kaioo • The Bat ScMot The Bat No Stain Plan • The 8cJt lnsullatlon by Our own Cmw .. Friday, Morch 16, 2001 5 It's called M~. This Jimmy Cho shoe comes in red d white gingham w~h cute., bow ties ($300). .. \ . .. 6 Friday. March 16, 200 I • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Cos· ta Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 574- 4298. Include the t1me. date and location of the event, as well as a contact phone number. A com- plete listing is available et http:llwww.dailypllot.com. TODAY 1.....- The Orange County Feder a- bon of Republlcan Women will host a women's empow- erment day meeting and lun- cheon al 11 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf Course, 1701 Golf CoUise Drive, Costa Mesa. $15. (714) 256-2260. A presentation on New Zealand will take place at 7 p.m. at Orange Coast Col- lege. 2701 Fairview Road, Costa M esa. $9, or $7 in ddvance. (7 14) 432-5880. A singing and danclng con- test tor ctuldren 6 to 18 will take place at 5.30 p.m. at the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguente Ave., Corona de! Mar. Free. (949) 673-8701. The 12th annual Amish Craft Show will be held from noon to B p.m. today and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Orange County Fairgrounds, Building 14,41J Fair Drive. Costa Mesa. Frclf (717) 687-9270. The Newport Beach Public Library's fow1h annual Martin W. Witte Distinguished Speak- ers Lecture Series will take place at 7 p.m. today and noon Saturday with ctiscusStons on sooal ecology, and trdOS!onna- tional technology and global terrorism at the library, 1000 Avocado Avf!. $55 for today's program. $18 for Saturday's program. (949) 644-3296. SATURDAY A Seventeen Magazine retail editor will host a teen Prom fashion show at 2 p.m. at Macy's South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. Make-overs, door prizes and more. The Orange County Regional Bal- let will model. Free. (714) 556-0611, Ext. 4362. The 13th annual "Hands on Technology" breasl·irnaging -PSYCHICS I ASTROLOGY Call our gifted 1111emat100ally knOwn Psychics and Master Astrologers 1-900-388-1888 or toll free 1-888-588-3099 or call 10-10-288-011-678-71167 Intl. rates apply $3 99 per minute. Must be 18+. For Entertainment Purposes Only. e;s~' Mattress Outlet Store -3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Block Soulb of 405 fwy 545-7 168 MARCH AROUND TOWN symposium will t>e held at the Radisson Hotel, 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. The seminar will also be held Sunday. Seven con- tinuing education units are offered. (949) 786-7024. The NaUonaJ Multiple Sclero- sis Society's Orange County Chapter will host its MS Sym- posium 2001 at 8:30 a.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Call for prices. (949) 752-1680. . MONDAY The Alzheimer 's Assn. of Oran9e County will sponsor a Memories in the .Making Art Therapy Progrcytl.lraining, for professionals whd work with dementia patients, at 9 a.m. to noon at Silverado Senior Liv- ing, 350 W. Bay, Costa Mesa. Two continuing education uruts are offered at $5 per urut.(BOO) 660-1993, Ext. 242. TUESDAY Fifty Orange Coast CoUege science students will conduct a pair of parent-student sci- ence falI'S from 6:30 to B p.m. at Whittier Elementary School and agdin at Wilson Elerllentary School on ApnJ 4 Free. {714) 432-5725 A networkJng luncheon wUI be hosted by the Corona cM Mar Chamber of Conunerce dl 11:15 a.m. at the Fivo Crowns Restaurant, :lB01 E. Coast Highway. $15. (949) 673-4050. Outdoor companJes wiU dis- play their services and prod- ucts from 10 d.m. to 2 p.m <11 Orange Coa!>t C ollege, 270 l F,a!Jview Rodd, Coc;ta Mt"••' There will .il..,o be a film festi- val at 7 pm. Fe'>tival is $8. (71-4) 432-5601. •A r ound-table for women In food service m Orange Coun- ty will take pldce dt 6 p.m at Maggiano's Little Italy, 3333 Bristol St., Co!>ld M f'S(I. $35;~ or $30 for members $15 for students. (~WI) 454-611 5 . A workshop on the art of sell- mg will ldke pldCP <11 noon ul Nationdl University, 3:140 Harbor Blvd., Coc,ta Ml'S<I $25. (714) 550-7~!6Y. The Newport Harbor Or<hld Society wtll ho!>t the 17 th annµal Orchid Plant Aue tum at 7 p.m di the NM<Jhhorhood Commlln1ty Center, 1845 SABATINO'S Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Please call for hours, directions & reservations : (949) 723-0621 : "City of tk ;lrts" Park Ave., Costd Mt>sa. Frre>. (949) 847-7702. The Cbsta Mesa Cham ber of Commerce will host an after- hours mucer and business expo Wlth thtl city of lrvule and Newport Hdrbor cham- hcrs at 5 p.m . at the Hilton Hotel. 3050 Bristol St.. Costa MPsa. $1 O. or frc<> for mem- 1.>ers. (714) 885-9090 A panel discussion on w~at the lmuts of free speech are on Uie lntemt•t will lJe hosted by the Oran~w County-Long Bec1ch rt>gmndl office of the AnlJ-Deramttlwn League at 6:45 p.m. at thp Wh1tuer Law Scpool, 1133 I !arbor Blvd., Cos- tc1 l\1CSd. rwe (714> 97Y-4J33 Commercial Real Estate Women w1ll hold their next funrtion, ·c 0dp1tdl Markets: Overvfr:w ror ~'101 , • at 11 :30 cJ 111 at Sutton-Plctce Hotel, 4500 Mt1< 1\rthur Blvd .• New- port Beuc b $45, or $35 for mPmber!> Register at hit p://V.!"\VW.C'f('W·OC.Ofg. WEDNESDAY An eight-week drawing and pc1tnling wurk!)hop will b<' oUered by tht' Ne>wport Bedch Commuruty S<'rv1Ce<i at 10 a.m ut the Vmc<' Jorqc•n!)E'n Center. 2005 Dowr Dnve, Ne\.vporl BPdCh. $hh (114'1) b44 -3151. .,.,..,., -· .... <r·- Call Today for A FREE PHONE QUOTE Doily Pilot THURSDAY A dramatic reading of Athol Fugard's "Valley Song" will toke place at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Free. (949) 717-3B01 . The Orange County Chapter of Round Table West will host a luncheon at noon at the New- port Beach Country Club, 1600 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. $40. (323) 256-7977. The Friends of the• Newport Beach Library will sponsor a lour of the Ronald Reagan L1brdry in Simi Valley from 9·30 a.m. to 5:30 p m. $49 (7 t 4) 596-5276. PalneWebber and Alliance ,, Capital will host "CoUege- Boundlund: A Powerful Wdy to Sdve for Higher Educa- t10n " dt 5:30 p.m. at the H yatt N<'wporter, 1107 Jamboree Rodd; Newport Bedch. Free (949) 467-6143. Orange County Sheriff Mlke C<1rona and Mardlys Wills will speak about the book th"Y wrote together. "Save My Son: A Mother ctnd Sher- iff Unlle to Recldun the Lives of Addicted Offenders." dt 7 p.rn . dt Borders Books, Mus1C & C'<tf~. 3333 Bedr St., Cosld Mesa. Free. (714) 432-7854. Craig Brown Insurance (949) 760• 1255 IJllttli-..,,[ I 111• 111 hi end \l·\\ po 1 II. .11 h • l.1, .. 11'>°'41.!')ft 2001 1700 Adams Ave., S~ . ...!.Q!.. Cost a M esa, C A 92626 • (_7 1 ~ 885-9090 • fax (714) 885-9094 • www.costamesachamber.com • PLEASE MEET ...Eu~ JJ !:J .tr ti B .t fJJ o .r .t .Y !ls; B G.or p o.r.r.t ! 1 ojJ Debra Jean Cattani 2900 Brlstol Street. Ste. IA-206 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 888/988-EASY (3279) voice 71 4/708-EASY. Ext 104 714/708-211 4 fax www easystreetmtg com Sherwood Fine Furniture JANUARY NEW MEMBERS SlgnMaster Ara Nuyujukian Easy Street Mortgage Corp. Debra fean Catta111 3033 Bristol St., #L Costa Mesa, CA 92626 714/444-2979 voice 714/444-3284 fax 2900 Bristol St , 'ite tlA 206 ~it M@Stl, CA 92626 714/708-3279 llOICf' 714/70B-2030 fax West Comp lnsur•nce Services John E. King 23072 Lake Center Drive, Ste. #202 Lake Forest, CA 92630-2B80 949/598-7979 voice 949/59B-7989 fax Harbor-Mesa lions Club Barbara Hayward P.O Box 1841 Costa M«.>sa, CA 92628 714/545·6126 VOICC I I S•lon Baslx Gina & Mike Yassin 3941 S. Bristol St., Ste. #A Santa Ana, CA 92704 Sherwood Furniture jaim~ & Christine Su.:irN 1 B35 Newport Blvd .• 714/546-462B voice 714/546-4629 fax Ste #0-150 Costa Mesa, CA 97627 949/642-6529 vo1c.e I • Monday, March s Educa tion Committe: Ii . 7. JO a m -Chamber office Tuesday, March 6 Executive Committee 7:30 am -Chamber oHice • • • Thursd•y, March 8 Board of Directors -DARK Tuesday, Man:h 13 Ambassadors Committee Noon · Chamber oHice • Thursd•y, March 1S 90-Minute Breakfast Boost 7 -B·45 cJ.m. Jaime E. Suarez Christine Suarez-Kindler 1835 Newport Blvd .. 0-150 Costa Mesa. CA 92627 949/642-6529 voice 949/642-8174 fax JANUARY R E NEWALS s2 Ye.rsnm J.C. Humphries Enterprises 5yens Goodrich & Thomas, CPA\ South Coast CorporatP (PnlN Corner Bakery South Coa\l Pla1.l Farmers lmurance Group ol Costa Mesa Country Club 1701 Golf Course Drive Tri-Chamber Mixer & Expo 5 -7:30 p.m. Hilton Costa Mesa 3050 Bristol Street Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Uons Club Carol Van Holt P.O. Box 1841 Costa Mesa. CA 92628 714/641-0664 voice 714/641-1934 fax ... ~~,, ,A#ANllU~ -Physical Thcrapy- Chrlssle Morgon. PT 1500 AdarflJ· Ave .. Suite 201 Costa Mesa. CA 92626 714/£>46.7575 voice 714/546-7573 fox cmorgan 1290001.com I 46 ye.rslltl Paetfic Bell 42 yearsltll Southern California Gas Company 14 yearsl Lakes at South Coast Plaza 12 ye.rsl Residence Inn of Costa Mesa 10yHnl Back Bay Rowing & Running Club Mesa Verde Plaza 9yean Nabers Cadillac &yon MGE UPS Systems, Inc. Hall Chiropractic California federal Bank McDonald's (M an-Cal) ,,._. Alpha Omega Hypnother1py W•re Disposal Co., Inc. Halverson and Ledbetter, CP~ -\ Companies 4 years Paulson Goll Company Holiday Inn E xpr«.>\\ Resinart Beacon Bay Enterpri\PS, Inc Sam Woo AZ MFG., Inc J ye•rs Lifeline Chiropractic J&S AutomOllVE' Law Office~ ot John A Stcplwm Orange County Trnmportc1t1011 Authority Marrakesh 2ye•rs Boys & Girls Club-We~btdc National Cell Pmt •ctt0n Society · ...... Wednelhy, March 21 Legislative Committee Noon • Chamber office COSTA M ESA CHAMBER O F C O MMERC E P RESENTS THE ANNUAL 2001 Tri-Chamber Mixer and Business Expo Tuesday, March 20 111 the Hilton Hotel in the Pacific Ballroom 3050 Bristol St . Costa Mesa Join Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Irvine Chambers of Commerce for this annual event featuring local businesses .. Chamber members.Free; Visitors: $10 Parking: $2 for the first hour and $1 for each hour thereafter For moro mformetlon. coll the Coste Mesa Chamber office at C714> 885-9090 Doily Pilot PalneWebber will conduct •Educational 529 Account Plans Tax Deferred ~ from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Hyatt . Newporter, 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Free with advanced reservations only. (949) 467-6143. • The Vlltonartes of the Orange County Museum of Art will present a lecture by Chris Gwaltney at 1 p.m. at Orange County Museum of Art, 850 San Clemente Drive, New- port Beach. $85 for the series. (949) 759-1122. MARCH 23 A two-day weekend for cou- ples who want to improve their communication skills will be offered by Roger and Becky Tuabassi from 7:30 to 10 p.m. March 23 and from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. March 24 at the Newport Beach Mar- riott Hotel, 900 Newport Cen- ter Drive, Newport Beach. Call for prices. (800) 444 -6189. The second annual Hall of Fame Awards presented by the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce and South Coast Metro Alliance wtll take place from 11:45 a.m. to 1:45 . p.m. at the Hilton Costa Mesa, 3050 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. $30. (714) 885-9090. Stepbanle Edwards, TV and radio commentator and inter- viewer, will speak at the Women's Networking Lun- cheon at 11 a.m. at The Club- house at Pellam Hill, 22681 Pelican Hill Road South, New- port Coast. $30. (714) 771-2565. Whole Foods Market w11l host a two-hour demonstration cooking class with chefs Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger from 7 to 9 p .m. a.,t The Forum Classroom at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. (818) 501-8484, Ext. ·133. MARCH 24 "A Walk ln the Park," the 15th annual mother-daughter silent auction, fashion show and luncheon held by the Newport Chapter of National Charity League will take place at the Pour Seasons Palm Gar- den, 4545 MacArthur Blvd, Newport Beach. Juniors will be held at 10:30 a.m. $100, $60 for children. J. . , Learn to heal yourae'ii iiics Now APPEARING Every nu.day from 7:30 p.m. BoBBYCRAIG ~Plano Plov« With lht Rlclcy Nellor'I Band AROUND ·TOWN Friday, Morch 16, 2001 7 others through the ancient hands-on healing art Reild at 1 p.m. at The Latest Thing, 270 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa. $65 prepaid, S85 at the door. (9-49) 645-6211 . A dJ1cu11lon on anlmal- assisted therapy will take League of Orange County will hold a luncheon fashion show, "Passports to Dreams/ to benefit children and adults with disabilibes 11 a.m {o 3 p.m . at The Sutton Place Hotel, N~wport Beach $55. (714) 544-877 1. A Flbromyalgla support group will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag Dnvc, Newport Beach. Free. (71 4) 840-8038 MARCH 29 MARCH 31 place at 2 p.m. at Borders An Intermediate RelkJ work- Books, Music & Cafe, 3333 shop, an ancient hands-on Bear St., Costa Mesa. Free. healing method, will ta ke (714) 432-7854. place at 1 p.m. a t The Latest A semJnar on "Ustentng to tHe Heart, Caring for the Body Mind" will be held at Mother's Market from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Pauo Cafe, 22,5 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Free. (800) 595-6667. "Within sun Ufe and Lud- sc.ape. • an exhibit d aaylla and other mecba by Kathleen Grace, will close today at the Newport Beach Central Ubnuy, 1000 Avocado Ave. The exbiblt will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m Free. (949) 717-3eot. The Wanda J . Cobb Breut Health Sympos1wn and Susan G. Komen Survivors Luncheon will be held from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Newport Beach Mam ott, Hotel. 900 Newport Cente1 'Dn ve, Ne~rt Beach.· $25. Reservations required. ,(714) 957-9157, Ext. 70. "Be Your Own 9 0 11, .. a semi-' Thing. 270 E. 17.th St., Costd nar conducted by the Orange M~sa. $65 prepaid, $85 at the County Chapter of the Ser-door. l949) 645"621 1 · Share Our Selves' eighth annaal Wlld and Crd.Zy Taco N~ght. fedtunng 10 of Orange County's best chefs wtll be held at 6 pm dl 1550 Supen- or Ave . C'ostd Mesa. $30 Donat.Jon (9491 642-3451. vice Corps of Retired Execu- tfves Assn. on 'how to start . MARCH 27 and manage your business, will be held from 8:30 to 4 p.m. at National University, 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. $40. (714) 550-7369. The annual Presidents Ball hosted by the Orange County Young Republicans will begin at 6 p.m. at the Hyatt Newporter Hotel, 1107 Jam- boree Road, Newport Beach. $75. (949) 475-5559. MARCH 25 The Special Children's Ftt. a Sat. flan 7:30 p.m . For you dining. dancing A =.~rs=::.~ Of BIANCA LEE Md Plorilt Rlct\ 'lht Judge APRIL 2 Orange Coast College wUI present 1ts 18th annual High School Seruor Day from noon to 3 p.m. at the campus quad, 2701 Fairview Road, Costd Mesa. (714) 432-5725 MARCH 28 A lecture on Caulerpa Taxfo- lia, the killer algae, will take ......place at 7 p.m. at the New· port Dunes m the Wind and Sea Room, 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 723-5424. The Vlslonarles of the Orange County Museum of Art will present d lecture by Suong Yangchereon at 1 p m. at the Orange County Museum of Art, 850 Sdn Clemente Drive, Newport Beach $85 for the senes (949) 759-1122. The Mazda Open GoU Tour- nament will be held at 11 a.m. at Mesa Verde Country Club, 3000 Club Hbuse Road, Costa Mesa. Sponsorship packages are avatlable from $200 to $3,000, and reserva- tions must be completed by March 23 (949) 727-6304. FiidAI" ltl&IUtt, Mltf-'mMh-lri•11, H, .. ,~ Monloirtl Pt"°'"• Slt•M JloCHIU, Bo't WNp1 & Smt•1, HUl11£ 81tctroly1u, Pttb, Motlttr-to-&, G4fl Ctrtl}ll11u • ..... (949) M4~72 • www.1pegreaoriea.com In Newport C•nter, bel:WMn Edwanb Cinemu & Muldootu Kerry Getz • Full Bar,Extensive Wine List, 22 Taps of Beer Complete Dinner Menu served til 11 :30pm Including «Prime,, & C.A.B. St~ FiletJ.Aignon,Scafood Corned Beef & Cabbage, Lamb Stew & Irish coddle Fish 'n Chi Live! 8:30 -11:30 Friday March 16th "Apollo" Album "Named one of the best local releases of the decade,. -I.AT uncs ""A one woman Lillith Fair10 -0 C. Weekly ·open;m · ST. Patrick's Day Sat. March 17th Featurin_g Rob Eller-I:ive 4pm-7pm ~\na~~u~• \O'-o ~ l>&Y ~ Sunday Breakfast -Lunch 9:00am-3:00pm Dinner from 4:30pm ~ ~~ ~~~ ~t;.' RESERVATIONS 949/673-3425 . IMquet F.-... & Prtvate Parttile A~ 151 E. COAST HWY. NEWPORT BEACH, CA f • 8 Friday, March 16, 2001 FIRE CONTINUED FROM 1 m charge of the lot could not comnut to a two-year agree- ment. As a result, city and county offictals set their sights on three connected pieces of Land m Santa Ana Heights. While one of the lots sits on Bnstol Street, the ,other tWo open up to the comer of Zenith and Orchfd avenues. On Feb. 26, city officials held a rheeting in the neigh: borhood to give residents a LIDO CONTINUED FROM 1 an investiganon into a series of signs on the island that redd "Residents Only.· Those signs were visible in several slide-show photos of the entryway, Kramer said The Newport Beach Pldn- nmg Department hdd granted a preliminary approvcil for the pro1ect. Planners even issued Helm an "approval ln con- cept," City Traffic Engineer Rich Edmonston said. GAGE CONTINUED FROM 1 and treated everyone fairly. And I believe that's why he was here as captain longer than anybody else.· Gage lasted because he chance to review the propos- al. The 15 people who attend- ed the meeting supported the idea as long as the firefighters would use Bristol Street to enter and leave the station, and keep the use of th~ Dash- ing red lights and sirens to a minimum in the nearby resi- dential areas, among other things. Once the city has annexed the area and has found a place to build a permanent fire station, city officials said . they'll remove the temporary sJation and return the parcels back to their original, v'acant condition Edmonston disagreed with residents who say the project would have kept the public off Lido. "l didn't see anything neg- ative about what they were proposing," Edmonston said. ·[The island) isn't terribly mviting to the public to begin with. I don't think there's a whole lot of public that goes there.· In the mid-1990s, a group of Lido residents put together plans for a guardhouse at the island entrance, a plan city officials discouraged before it faced any approval. loved his job, said Clessa Gage, his wile of 37 years. "Even when he'd call home about late calls or dou- ble shifts, he'd be happy about it. He was always excited about his job,· she said. "If you put in 35 years m a career, you have to love it." Oassified ads work for YOU! THE Daily Pilot lr~Jn TIE llEWS Nature center to present children's author visit It'll be ttory time at the Environ- mental Nature Center. Author Joen Pizzo will read her chil- dren's book.a, which highlight local nature spots. Starting at 10 a.m., chil- dren wUf hear •Uttle Crumb,' followed at 11 :30 a.m. by ~Amy Avocet. The Back Bay Ballerina" and "Pelican Bill, The Fisherman~ at 12:30 p.m. Saturday .. Pizzo's books will also be for sale, with 40% of the proceeds going to the nature center. The story time will. be held at 1601 16th St., Newport Beach. Admission is free. Alumni award surprises a Vanguard recipient Rosemary Jackson, the director of alumni services for Vanguard Universi- ty, arrived at the school's annual alum- ni awards luncheon ready fo award this year's honoree. No one told her that this year's honoree was hersell. Unknown to Jackson, the alumni association board had voted to honor her as the 2001 Alumnus of the Year. They were able to keep it from her through an elaborate hoax until the re·al announcement at last month's lun- cheon. Jackson began her career at Van- guard University on May 21, 1965, as the 1eC?etary for the president of what wu then Southam califomla Bible College. She would serve three presi- dents before lhe wu 'elected as the ~or of the college'• new alwn- lli Otfiat, which WU introduced in October 1979. It wu UHM when Jack- aon, herself, became an alumnus of Southern California College with a degree in business. In two decades since the alumni office was established under Jackson's leadership, the office baa expandttd immensely. Donor support bas increased from $17,000 to $356,000 in 2000, and the alumni database ha.s grown from 1,479 names to well over 12,000. Jackson, however, does not take all of the credit. • 1t is the alumni who have really made our association such a success - how can I be rewarded for doing what I most enjoy,· she said. 'Two Hot Tamales' chefs to teach OCC workshop Cookbook authors Mary Sue Mil- liken and Susan Penigar will teach a two-hour Whole Foods Market Latin cooking class from 1 tQ 9 p.m. Mmcb 23 at the Orange Coast College Forum. The two chefs are featured on the "1Wo Hot Tamales• television show and are the owners of Border Grill restau- rants in Santa Monica, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Ciudad, Mexico. .. The class menu will include· plan- tain empanadas, watercress jicama salad with toasted coriander vinai- grette, sea bass Veracruzana, seared greens, Oaxacan chocolate cake with Doily Pilot creme traiche, minty lime ooolen and nonalcoholic rnojltu. The co1lege ii at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. · Information: (714) 432-5725 or http://www.oc.cccd.edu. Antique show to begin at fairgrounds today Calendar Antique Shows Inc. will bold its Costa Mesa Antique Show from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. today, 10 fl·Il,l· to 7 p.m. Saturday and 10 a .m. t9 5 p.m. Sunday at the Orange Co~1ty Fair- grounds. r The show 'will be held~ Buildings 10 and 12 and in the Parade of Prod- ucts Building. Admission will be S6 for adults and free for children, who must be accom- panied by an adult. The fairgrounds are at 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. Information: (801) 544-9125. 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Most of the pictures, patch- es and plaques have been packed away by M om and contact with one another has become mostly a matter of random chance. But today, 10 years to the day the Estanoa High boys basketball team won the ClF State Division Ill championship with ari 82-72 tri- umph over Washmgton High of Fremont at the Oakland Collseum Arena, the accomplishment echoes loudly th.rough the rarefied air of Newport-Mesa prep athlebc lore. Not before, nor since. has a OAllY PtlOT f f PHC"O 11'1' LEE PAYNE Newport-Mesa school captured The Eagle, Tun O'Brien the ultimate basketball prize And the odds against another state htgh rune points dnd 11 rebounds crown grow longer in the current on Fremont then ho<>tcd the team landscape, in whtch talent pools party ldter thdt nayht. after the filter annually to seemingly the Estanc1d conllng<·nt ne'-" bdck to same high-profile programs. both Orange Count) ·You know we publlc and pnvate. Indeed, the probably '>dY we ht>dt tedms by d homespun wonder of one urut pro-lot more thdn we did dnd dll the gressing from comrnuruty play-guys we pldyed dCJdinst hdve grounds to the grand CIF arena grown much b1gqer stage, has become as W<ely as a "But m the (•ncl. 11., ... omethrng •Hoosiers• sequel. ruce to hdve I thrnk we• dll dppre- " I've learned to appreciate c1ate 11 more now than we did them more w1th each passmg then. lt'i. sllll i.omt>thmg we th.mk year," said Tim O'Brien, whose about dnd ldlk about. unhke prel- five-year coachmg ten-----....,----ty much ewrylhtn~J ebe ure with the Eagles ,, I 've learned thdt hdppc>ni·d dunng (1987-88 th.rough 1991 -high '>chool " 92) included an astound· to appreciate O'Brwn, who wpnt on ing 27 postseason them more to COdCh wvc•n Yl'dr'> dt 24 Matt Fuerbringer 30 Torrey Hammond 40 Mike Haas 21 Paul McDaniels -25 Son Ly games. "It's the standard Ordngc' Codst Colll'ge by which 1 measure all with each beforC' mcNmq to lrvme- •Eagles' road to state crown was triggered by disappointing loss in Southern Section final. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT Most of the pldyen. on Estdncid High's 1990-91 CIF Sidle Divtsion Ill boys basketball champion need to visit their parents' house to see any of the team pictures, trophtes or press clippings that detail their histonc campaign. Coach Tim O'Bnen shll has a smalJ collection or photos and other items on a wall in hts garage. as well as a picture in tus ofhce at Northwood High of tl\e Oakland Collseum Arena scoreboard. displaying the 82-7J.. VlC· tory over Washington High ol Fre- mont In the sta\j! title game. For those who don't have these resources at the11 disposal, here's a look back at the road to Oakland that concluded exactly 10 years ago today. The Eagles opened the season 7-0, before dropping a 53-51 verdict to Huntington Beach. A four-game win· nlng streak followed, before Edison earned a 62-56 double-overtime win ROLL OF CHAMPIONS ESTANCJA'S 1990-91 CIF STATE DIVISION Ill KINGptNS 4 Wade Baird 5-1 0 Sr. 5 Jeff Hokanson 6-0 Sr. 13 Albert Huang 6-0 Sr. 14 Dan Ryu 5·10 Sr. 15 Tim Leonard S-10 Sr. 20 Jabari Whittaker 6-1 Sr. 21 Paul McDaniels 6-0 Sr. 22 Tim Pieper S-10 Sr. 23 Chris Tafolla 6-2 Sr. 24 Matt Fuerbringer 6-5 Jr. 25 Son Ly S-11 Sr. 30 Torrey Hammond 6-5 Sr. 31 Dave OeCarlo 6·2 Sr. 32 Matt Hanley 6-3 Sr. 33 Jason Javage 6-1 Sr. 34 Ted Hanik S-7 Sr. 40 Mike Haas 6-1 Sr. Collch: Tim O'Brien that sparked a three-game losing skid. After the Eagles fell to Tustin and ON THE ROAD TO THE TITLE, AND, THE PAYOFF ASICS TIGER CORP AMO THE DAILY PILOT ... ~ THE SIXTH ANNUAL ....-i!'! .... Corona del Mar, however, they reeled of 10 straight Paohc Coast League wms to breeze to the league crown ln the CIF Southern Section 3-AA playoffs, they quickly dispatched Los Anugos, 62-34, Paso Robles, 73-41, Foothill, 70-58, and Ganesha, 63-38, before encountenng Pomona. led by Johnny McWilllams, now a light end tor the Minnesota Vikings. in the CIF title game dt the Los Angeles Sports Arena. The Red Devlls led after the hrst two quarters, before a 10-8 run drew the Eagles even at 29 rrudway through the thtrd quarter. Pomona dosed the third quarter wtth a three-pointer, then scored the first six pomts of the fourth en route to a 48-45 WUl which two Eagle slaters believe sparked the state title run. •we were really flat and th.mgs didn't go our way that ftrSt Pomona game," Torrey Hammond, a 6-foot-5 senior forward In 1991 , said. "It was a big upset for us and I think we buck- led down after that week." The Eagles opened the Southern California Regionals on the road SEE ESTANCIA PAGE 10 my teams." . bdsed Northwood High That team, those passing year. which .will <.>ntt>r its golden Eagles. were It's the second \'df'>ll\ '>l'dson nothlng t.f not standard. with 11., hr<.1 ..,e.1111Jr dds.., Without a smgle future standard by npxt yedr rPcc1ll.., much four-year college bas-which I of whul hr1ppenC'<J ketbdll player and lack-measure all bptw<'l'n thP \\htsll~<> ing imposing s12e -a thdt '>pt>c1al Wd'>un But pair or spmdiy 6-foot-5 my teams ... " the rcflN·tmn., ht' ..,c1,·or., frontcourt players sur-Tim O'Brien mo ... t ttrt' " '>lrinq ol rounded by a rotallon of Basketball coach '>mallt-r mor1wnt'> thdt 6-footers -O'Bnen's e-,rapt•d thP -;ppc ldtur..,· squad gained no psy-gc11e cholog1cal quarter m ·It , .. dS .tll lhl· htUe pregame layup drills. things they did dWd)' trom thl• But, maniacally compettt1ve. court thdt mdclt• tlw chflNPnte, artfully aligned and indlvtdually O'Brwn '>did "Tiw\ huny tmwth· ddept and unselftsh, the defend-er all the tmw " mg CIF Southern Section 3-AA champions went 29-5, won the line drawn in the sand Pacific Coast League, lost m the 3- AA secbon btle game, then beat three secuon champions in five days, all away from home. to reign supreme among Califonua's 01Vl· s1on 111 schools. ·1t was dehrutely a Wetime moment," sa..id Torrey Hammond. a 6-5 seruor starter m '91, who saved one of tus four double-fig- ure sconng outputs for the 64 -40 Southern Caillorrua Regional fma.l wm over Pomona. The vtctory pro- pelled Estanoa to Oakland and avenged a 48-45 loss in the South- ern Section final to the Red Devtls. a week before at the same Los Angeles Sports Arena venue. •it's become like a fish story." said Jeff Hokanson, a senior super sub in '91, who dropped a season- •• A • K · Among countless bonding expenences were WC'~fl,Cd· son bedch foothdll qdnws c1t "JC"w - port's 4 2nd Strwt "If you thouqht wl' wl•rt.> com- peutlve at bu<.kt3thdll ) ou '>hould have seen thC' 1Qq1 E tanc1d Eagles playmg foothdll," .-.did Paul M cDaruels, d emor point guard m ·91 • 1t wac, !.uppo~edly touch loot· ball but you could really bl•nd the rules There was a lot or tackhnq going on ThE" comp<>bt1vC'nesc; m those game., WdS unt>ellevable It would be the '>emors agamst Tun and the rest o[ the guys We threw every once m d whlle. but we usu- ally ran nght at Tam He'd throw SEE EAGLES PAGE 10 • T • A L L 1991.90-1---PROGRAM ~-- 10 Friday, Morch 16, 2001 ftl&:'I ... ......, ........ _ ....... ESTANCIA CONTINUED FROM 9 three days later ayainst San Diego Section champion Ramona, which featured future NBA perfonner navis Knight. "l really believe that was the game that put us through.• Paul McDaniels, the Eagh:s' senior point guard ln '91, said of the 84-68 win. "Our backs were against the wall. we were on the road, in a small gym that was packed. Some of our fans who drove down were turned away. There may have been some doubts about whether we wanted it bad enough to win three games in five days, but we played our best game of the year that night. We shot about 60% or 70% from the three-point line and won eas- ily. •Alter that, 1 remember talking as a team and we all said "We're going to do this ' It was like (a state title) was our destiny." Seruor guard Mike Haas poured m a career-high 32 pomts against Ramona. The Eagles then topped Southern Section 3-A cham- pion Servite, 56-47, dl Cypress College, to earn a rematch with Pomona m the SoCal final at the Sports Are- na. Th1s time, the Eagles broke open a close game with an 11 ·0 run to close the lhll'd quarter, which created a 43- 29 lead. Seru or forward Son Ly scored six straight points dur- ing one fourth-quarter stretch and finished with 21 points Matt Fuerbrin ger, a 6-5 Junior, added 16 points, while Hammond ch1pped m 14 points and 20 rebounds. After a week of prepara- tion and media hype, the Eagles and many of their fans ventured lo Oakland for a Saturday Morning showdown with Washington's Huskies. The game began promis- ingly enough for Washington, which took a 3-0 lead But back-to-back three- pointers by Ly and McDaniels keyed a 17·0 Estancia blitz. which ended W1th another McDaruels' three ball. to put the Eagles m conunand for good. Fuerbnnger· (four points), Haas (two) and Hammond (two) also contri buted to the run, which came in a span of I 'I -Wrrr : 5:46 and delighted the Estancia faithful. Estancia had a 44 -29 half- time lead and Haas. who fin- ished with a game-high 27, hit two third-quarter three- pomters, as well as a 19-foot two-pointer. But three straight Washington three- pointers, as well as a 3-0 run to close the quarter, helped the Huskies close to within 59.53 heading into the final eight minutes. Haas, wearing brand new shoes, drained another three to start the fourth and the Huskies never got closer than five, as Estancia made l2 of Its last 14 foul shots. Haas also chipped in seven rebounds, while Fuerbringer added 16 points and six boards. Ly had 12 points and four steals and McDaniels, the unselfish playmaker, netted six points and four assists. Senior super sub Jeff Hokanson led fellow reserves Tim Leonard, Tim Pieper, Dave Decarlo and Chris Tafolla with nine points and a team-high 11 rebounds. Hokanson, who tied his sea- son sconng high, was 4 for 6 from the field and added two assists, one block and one steal. Hammond, who like most of the top players in 1990-91, played on the CIF Southern Section 3-AA championship team in 1989-90, said the vic- tory in Oakland allowed the seruors to finally relax. "Having won CIF the year before , there were definitely a lot of expectations m y senior year," Hammond said. "To finally win state was kind of a relief." The Eagles' 29 wins m 34 games broke the Newport- Mesa DlStrict single-season record establlshed in t 968 by Corona del Mar Coach Bill Bloom's 28-2 squad. The next season, Wlth Fuerbringer, Ly and newcom- er Jim Faulkner leading the Wdy, the Eagles finished 25-8, losing to Stais Boseman-led Morningside, 84-67, in the SoCaJ Regional title game at the Sports Arena. Morningside, which went on to win the state crown, also beat Estanoa, 95-85, in over· tune, m the Southern Section hnal O'Bnen, 110-42 in five sea- sons at Estanoa, then took the JOb at Orange Coast Col- lege. where he worked for seven seasons, before becom- ing coach at Northwood. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS CdM crushes Artists, 15-3 LAGUNA BEACH -The Corona d,el Mar High boys tennis tearp swept in doubles to secure a 15-3 victory over host Laguna Beach to open Pacilic Coast League compe· tltion Thursday. CdM seniors Mike Bean, Randy Myers and Geoffroy Ralet picked up two victones each in singles play MOAC COAST &iAGUI CDM 15, LAGuNA m.AOt J SJ ..... · 8 .. 1'1 (CdM) Ion to Roqull. 5-7, def Groum, 6-0: def. Woodhouse. 6-0 Myen (CdM) won 7-6, lost S.7, won 6-2. R•let (CdM) lost 1-6, won 6-4, won H . ~ • 1Culm1tk kl·Ning (CdM) def Gllmlon-,IClokt, 6-0; def Fer9ut0n-fren, 6-2; def. Huetenn.m-8r1t1,,.n, 6-0. Wtdhw•Stodl~ll (CdM) won 6-1, 7·S, 6-2. w_.Wdl (CdM) won 6-2. &-l. 6-l Mustangs win, 16-2 COSTA MESA -The Costa Me~ High boys tennis team took eight of nine matches in singles play and duplicated the effort in doubles en route to a 16·2 Padtic Coast League victory over crosstown rival Estancia on Thursday. -Me1a tenlor Raphael a.mard and junior Spencer Solomon awept through the oppOlitlon ln the 1lngle1 mate.bet, while the duos of • Cuong Nguyen-Mike Chin- dalah and Lament Nguyen- Abraham Agopian finished unbeaten, as well, for the vis- iting Mustangs (2-5, 1-0). 'AOAC COAST LIAGUI CosfA Mu.A 16, IEsTMOA 2 11"9 ... · 8ern,,rd (CM), def Gltcy, leonft end Chun, 6-2. 6-0, 6-0. U1¥etn (CM) won 6-01 lost 1-6, won 6-1. Solomon (CMJ, won 6-«1 6-3, 6-4. ~ -Nouven<hinct.t.h (CM), def Westf1ll-Alberque, 6-2; def. V•ldez· Peres, M, def1<>u.rte-V11butN, 6-1, ~(CM),wonl-1,1-1.6-1. JI Au·Jo Au (CM) lost 4-6, won 6-4, 6-1. Newport falls. 12-6 NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Harbor High boys tennis team dropped itl finel nonl.eague match. 12-6, to viait· lng Founl41n Valley lbundey. Sailor freshman 'fyler Deck scored two victorl• ln lin- g! , while senior Colin Dun- can and sophomore Jonelh.an 1Wena finilhed with one win each. .. . SPORTS I Do ily Pilot EAGLES CONTINUED FROM 9 three guys to the ground, then down the guy with the ball. Easing up wasn't in bis vocabulary.• Recalled Hokanson, "We'd slt around during the day and draw up plays. We'd be trying to run the option and every- thin~ But, Just Uk~ most of the stuff we did together, it was so fun because we wer.e all such good Jrlends. • O'Brien said the football sessions were, at once, a con- ditioning tool, a bonding exercise, and sheer, unadul- terated tun. • J had more fun watching the seniors bicker with one another in the huddle before every play,• he said. "They were always so competitive.• Competing as one Though comutenUy cut· throat and combative, O'Brien and his players said there was never any unhealthy competition for the spoWgbt. .. Accomplishing what that team did isn't always about · putting the best players on the court,• O'Brien said. "None of our. guys went on to play at four-year schools, but they were very steady play- ers. (Starters) Mike Haas and Son Ly later played a year for me at OCC, and guys played ol}\er sports in college. But they grew up together and they really cared about one another." McDaniels, who along with Haas started a multime· dia Internet company they now run in Aliso Niguel. said their strong friendships. and O'Brien's guidance, com- bined to create a unified front on the court. •Most of us had been play- ing basketball together since we were 10 years old." McDaniels said. •we knew where each other would be and we knew our limitations. And Coach made sure every- one knew their roles. · "I didn't jack up 20-foot jumpers, because that was Mike's game, not mine. And I didn't try to make any flashy drives along the baseline, because that was Sonny's thing. Torrey and Matt knew we needed them to score inside, rebound and block shots and everyone who came off the bench knew what they needed to do to contribute. ·we were very well coached and we reacted very well to nm·s coaching. We had a synergy that went way beyond what normal high school teams have and a lot of that should be attributed to Tim O'Brien. And we all got along, which, I think, had a lot to do with why we suc- ceeded.• Hokanson, a Cardiff resi· dent, agreed. ·we were the kind of team that didn't look very good getting off the bus,• Hokan- son said. ·we had some good athletes, but we were more of a good unit. It was fun going against teams with guys who outsized us and were even better athletes and beating them. .... a.•> 56 Edison 75 Intl Oii~ •7 "6 Tunln ~''''" .... ....... ... \~: 1"1----......... ., ------· _,,,... centratlng on anything but defense would not bode well for my playing dme. I was usually the guy guarding the biggest, tallest guy on the other team, stepping on his feet or grabbing his shorts. But 1 was just glad to be a part ... ,, ,., ~~~r:c; .. ,,,,,, ... _...,,,. .......... ·--------·· ; ... .:~ ~ :-.':... r.:: .• __ __. •• t I'::~ .. == "!:..=;f .Ct~~~ •. te.~~--~---·.::.:. ;:.:.;~ :::i.: !.-~~~·...:.:~~ .. ~:.:.;:...,._~ ;..:.:.'!' •• ·=.::: = t'e:,-:.,:.:.:~::· ~ ........... ................ -4 .... ...-. of it! • • On nm Leonard, a 5-10 senior reserve guard: •He's still a great friend of mine.and another big contributor. He came ort the bench and con- sistently handled the tempo. He could have been the start- ing P-Oint guard at a lot of sch'Oo~s. • • • On Tim Pieper, a 5-10 senior reserve: "He was hap- py to come in and be an offensive sniper, or just grind it out on defense.• Hokanson said the remain- ing bench players all worked hard in practice, but he sin- gled out Albert Huang, a 6-0 senior, as being particularly intense at virtually every workout. :::.,...:.~~"..:':.:;.. ":r.~..:.= ~ ... ::;:.;~:.-.::-!.7'.!..,...~ Beyond the court .._._.,. .. N•'"-' ___ _,,, 'T:=·.:":".!.!-.:::::~=:.: Though mo1t of the team'• ·-... -~ --~"" -future basketball experiences 1~..::· ~--involved intramurals or pick-.. :·~~·::-:-' ... =:: fH' t;'.: ·-;:';"" :.:"! : •.... --up games, lt did produce pro- ....... ,::~·;;.:.· ..... _.. fesslonal athletes in three ~ ... ,...,...,..... ..... • ........ ,__........ ..... • .-·-oth sports "';:'.:".!::.~:=:.. .. ~ ,,_.. er . :::.~::.·!;::":..::.-.:-;:.: ::,r..·~ McDaniels, who hit one of "1:i'::ir::t~:::= ... _. the biggest home runs in _ ..................... .,.:J .. ..,. ... ... ~'!:::::.::.:.:-.~.... Estancia history as a fresh-::-.:.::,.• .. .:•w"::=r~.: k tunn1n CIP ,._.. ·-... -.• • • man to ey a s g •~llL:. .... M.,.._ ___ .... playoff upset of La Quinta, (2 OT) 62 C»~J-M~ 59 12 Chll\O 47 47 Corone del Mer •52 62Lot~ 34 7) Dot p •1 went on to play baseball at OCC and the University of San Francisco. S8 Sen Clemente •5 70~ul'll a.1Ch 67 70 Foothill 58 ll He played two seasons professionally as an outfielder in the Boston Red Sox organi· zaUon, for the single-A Low- ell (Mass.) Spinners and the Battle Creek-based Michigan Battle Cats. 60 Coron• del Mer ., 71 Ctntuty 59 6l G1Nth1 69~ 68 61 l.19\IN Hlll1 58 ., Pomorn1 .. IJ tfT'( )9 67 Tr1bu<o Hiii• 57 71 Foothill 59 74Cott1M1N 39 lut8 DlvlUon Ill~ 51 Huntingtol'I ltld't Sl as L19un1 8t1<h 66 a.ii.1mon1 61 66 Min ion VI-Jo •S 66 Century :n 57 S.rvlt• "' 50 59 64Pomon1 "° 66 5.tnu ""' V1lley 61 s.Mc. (Andlorege) 52 64=-Hllls SOTre o Hiiis 31 I...,_ DMtlon Ill AMI S7 01n1 Hiiis so 71Cost1M ... "I wonder, sometimes, how someone wouid feel about being on teams that went 3-30 1n high school. Luckily, we'll never know.• Personality pro.files Hokanson, largely recog- nized as the group's social secretary, was asked to relate some insights into the charac- ter of the teammates who made up the primary playing rotation. • On McDanlels, who aver- aged 8.8 points per game: "I think Paul was the leader. He was quiet in the way he led, but everyone looked up to him. He was another guy who went out of his way to make sure everyone would get together and do things oU th~ court. "Basketball-wise, he was our best athlete. He had speed, strength, the whole package. It was unport.ant to have that from our point guard." • On Haas, a 6· 1 shooting guard who averaged 13.3 points, including career-high 32 in the SoCal regional opener at San Diego Section champion Ramona and 27 in the state title game: •He was our ego, the spice of our team. He was never afraid to shoot with the pressure on. Love him or hate him, he brought the kind of confidence every good team needs.• • On Fuerbringer, a 6-5 junior center who averaged 16.2 points and went on to earn .. , 12 Fremont Wtihlngton 72 All-ClF honors and become an Orange County All-Star: "I would say he was our glue, because he was so consistent. I don't ever remember a time when he got disciplined for not showing up to play. When the pressure was on, he never let off the gas. He also had a lot of athletic ability.• • On Ly, a slashing 5-11 for· ward who averaged 12.5 points and whose quickness made him a valuable defend- er: "He was pure energy. He didn't speak up a lot, but he just never got tued. Hts skills came a long way in high school and he matured late in his career He's the one guy who probably still plays the most basketball and has the most game. He's a freak of nature who will probably be running Cl!C'les around other guys when he's 60. • • On Hammond, who aver- aged 5.0 points: "He had a big body and he a lways played hard . He was physical inside and we needed that. He was never concerned about how man y points he scored, which is the kind of guy every team needs. Coach O'Brien was redlly good about keeping guys like Tor- rey going by giving them a lot of poslbve feedback. (O'Brien) was as happy for a guy who took three ch arges, as he was for the guy who was filling It up.• • On himse U, who led the bench brigade: •t took pride in D-ing up. Whether I want- ed to score or not, I knew con- Fuerbringer went on to become a four-time volleyball All·American at Stanford, where he won one national championship and wound up becoming the all-time kills leader for the Cardinal. He has played profession- ally on the beach, as well as indoors and currently is play· ing indoors in Spain, after two seasons in Vienna, Austria. Leonard accepted a tennis scholarship to Texas Ch.rtstlan University and later played professionally on the satellite tour. Beyond athletics, Ham- mond is currently finishing dental school at Loma Unda University. McDaniels obtained a degree ln finance from USP, while Haas graduated from Arizona and Hokanson, a sales representative for a large pharmaceutical compa- ny, earned a law degree from UCSB. Ly is working with the dis· abled, according to Hokan- son, who also said Leonard has owned his own business since hanging up his racquet. O'Brien said he still hears from his fonner players peri- odically and has yet_ to hear anytlung but good news. Whether another New- port-Mesa high school team makes similar news on the court, remains to be seen. But, thanks to the 1990-91 Estancia Eagles, March 16 should always remain an anniversary date to remem· ber. HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD Estancia gi,rls put Seahawks away •Eagles' boys lose by eight to visiting Ocean View. HIGH SCHOOL SOFT9All COSTA MESA -The Estancia High girls track and field team opened the season with an 89-36 victory after hosUng a nonleague meet against Ocean View Thurs- day. CdM's zoe·11e throws one-hitter CORONA \DBL MAR - Corona del Mar High sopho· more Allsaa Zoelle allowed just one hit ln the fourth tnnlng to lead the Sea King•' softball team to a 9-0 non· league victory over vitltlng Bolla Grande Thrulday. CdM sophomore catcher Amy Tyson nnacUd two hitl, including a triple. and earned Sailors in 6-6 tie ALHAMBRA -Newport Harbor High'• toftball teem wound up In a M tie att.r MVen tnn1ngl at Alhambra High Tb.unday. Amanda c.&mpbell WU 2 for • with three RBll and e double for lwo RBl1, while senior Mijanou Pham also finished with a triple. ~-CoM •, 9o&M ·--0 Boise Grande 000 000 0 -0 1 0 COfoN del Mar 201 420 II • 0 11 0 letttnCOUf't tnd SchUltAtr; Zoelle and ry.on. w · Zo.lle, 2-1 . l • ktttncourt. 21 • C.estaneda (IG). ll • P'ham (CdM), ~ (CdM). th• Sail.on (3-2·2). Kim Moore and BaUey Bearden each had a pe.f.r of bJtl. .......... Niu., I. Aue"•" I Newpon HMbOr 001 JOO 2 • ' 11 2 Ahmbre 002 J01 0 • I J J Moof9 end Hl.ildllgt!Ol1. c. AeuWre Ind v. Mollne. 21 • c.ampbeU (NH). Eatancia's Uz Huipe was a double-wlnner, taking first place 1n the 1 ,600 meters (5:41.1) and 3,200 1(12:26.2) races. The E1t4llcta lloys team lost, 6.S-57. Junior Mike Casil- las took home first place in the 3,200 (10:24.8), while Humberto Rojas won the l,600 (4:51). Batanda OJI.ch Charlie Appell 181d th team la a bit behind tcnedule becaUJe of tfte recent rainy weather. Tho Eagle•' relay runneni wUl compete 1n the Long Beech Relays on Saturday at 9a.m. --~ea,.., •·, \tllw\AMll ,, 117, 1,,,_. --=,-· (I), 1a.1.•·t .....,. I UM; l NNl •• (Oii), JUI; I. II), MA -• 1 ...,...._(CW). ;a , I TRACK & FIELD Sailors sweep Oilers • Newport Harbor boys and girls track and field teams edch improve to 4-0 w ith nonleague victories. HUNTINGTON BEACH - The Newport I !arbor High boys dnd g1rb lrdCk und held teams completed lhc> non-• league portJon or the1 r sched. ule 4 -0, after both h.indled bost Huntington Bt•ach Thursday. Newport's Dc:>cle .Johnson, Jesus Santand dnd John Peschelt each won l\\1U mdJ- viduaJ events to lead the• boy'> team to an 85-35 mumph. Harbor Sf'nior J\mb<-r Steen won the• 800 nwtc'r<>. the• t ,600 and the> 3,200 tu l..c•y Uw Tars' 76-59 y1rl'> victory, wruch also mduded cl fltllr ot wins by seruor '>pnnLPr Poll\ Vasquez. SPORTS DAILY PU.OT i'HOTOS BY ·1 If t.A RAtlr Shortstop Glenn Hedgpeth makes a leaping throw to first as Ryan Marcos (left) looks o n. Beerer ·blanks Cypress • He goes the distance lo claim th e 2-0 victory. COSTA !\LE "A 0 r u n CJ l' Cod)>t Col- JC BASEBALL Friday, Morch 16, 200 I l J HIGH SCHOOL GOLF It was just one of those bogey days Eagles falls by 9 strokes to Wo9£lbridge SANTA ANA -The Estanad High boy!. guU tl'dm took its first loss of the season, 411-420, dgc1J.0st Woodl>ndqE•. dftt:r d second hall of d non1edgue mdtch di Sanl.d Ana <"ourttry ('Jub Thursday. Estanoa sophomore Jason Cdss1ty shot 'ib on thP h<lck nine to lead the Edgles with 80. Seruor Greg Rdll'>C h dnd 1urnor Jcwy Mueller both firushed dt 84 for EstdnC1d (2-11 Jun tor'> Ad• ()n Frankel and Nick Razo shot 85 and 87 '""fH.'Cl1wl\. The Eagles begin Pdcihc Coast Ledqut• pld'f on f\.l<induy agdtnst Laguna Bedch at Aliso V1eJCJ Coll <"lull Tuf•<,clr•>" Estanc1d will lake on crosstown nvdl Co-.tc1 1' 1P'>ct <.11 C<>'>ld Mesd Goll dnd Country Club's Mesd Lmdt1 «JUf'>• Da na Hill? pushes past Newport, 4 10-43(, NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport I ldrhor boy-. qoU t1•c1m lost. 410-436. to Dand Hills, hruslung thl• 't'<ond hc1ll •JI c1 n<m- league mdlch dt 819 Cdnyon Country Clul> Thuro.,d,1~ Stlllors junior Dame! Kush, who shot 41 c11 l:31q ( ·,111yun rrnd 44 di El N1guPI Country Club on t'··forch 8 lm1,hPd 1 l ov"r P•H 72. Seruor George Hdnold shot 41. Thur'>dd\ to 1111111 H7 wl11l1• Sedn WhJU1cld dnd Andrew KoorkhdlJ endl'rl "l\h 14 1•11d1 lidrbor begins Sec1 View Ledgue plctr uyt11n.,t lrv11w :-..11111· ddy dl Rdncho Sdn Jodqwn Golf Club ' Costa M esa loses to El ModPna. 3<J7 -465 The Cosld Mesd H igh boys golf ted111 clww l'\"n 1t-. rc"nrcl even dller d 347-465 nonledgue lo'>!. t11 El '\ !o<l1·p11 lcillrm mq the wc:oncJ hdlJ of an HJ-hole mdlrh al t •t••t'n R1\ 1•1 < ,1111 ( "lt1h Thursddy. Mesd Junior Bryce Shendan shot 41 t11 1101.,h t 1-m ,., pcir 71 Billy Lund shot 88 tor lhe Musttinqs t:.i-!.)-YI. hut ...... ' re ,._.,1,,,,.. 11 nva~ Estanetd on Tuesddy " Johnson won the I oo ( 11 31 and 200 (23.3) und wc1-. on llw winnng 400 dnd t ,f)(IO reldy'> while Sant<1n<1 top1wd tht• field m the l ,bOO f4 41 lll dn<I 3,200 (110:04 J · Peschelt, c1 sc>mor. won llw 800 (2:03 2), the h1qh 1ump fh· 0) and Wd), on tht• wmm11q 1,600 re1ay. .i,•qe lict'iC'· TODAY'S SCHEDULE Other evt•nt w1nnt•r'> for the Hdfbor hoys Wt'rl' Sedn 1\Jpy (110 high hurcllPo.,I, IJdll Moyer (300 hu1dlP'>). Ddvul Sprenger (lonq JUlllJ>l dncl Morgan CurtJs (lnph• Jump) Vasquez r•dmecl whdt Coach Eric TW1Pt cnll!'CJ lwr first Vdrs1ty wms m lht• IUll (13.2) dnd 200 f n 41 v .. hilt' freshmdn Eh1ctheth < ·1c1y1on (15-61h m Llw long jump) c1nd Evita Cc1stlllo (12-8 1/1 in Lht• triple Jump) were rtl'" win- ners for Nc•w pc1rt The> ScJLI01'> open 11p SC'c1 View LedgUl· com1wtil1on Thursdc1y di Irvine, '>l.trting di Jp,m. -.[AW£ IJOYS ~ HAM011 as. HutmNGTOH 8fAo< ls 100 I Jonn.c>n INHl, 11 l 1 S(> •~q., NH 114,] S.~(HB). I I 4 200 1 "'""" l'oHl 213. 1 I("°' INHI 1) b l ...., ~"I :NH) 24 0 400 I S.m\ (H8)0 '>4 0 1 flpt.t •• (Nt<, S4 I l Smith (HB), SI 9 800 I PNt 1• i !NH). 2 03 2. 2 !>h•t>ld> IHHI. 1 06 l ) Arlt (NHt l>c1ll '>lclndout Scott BeerN \\on"t 1<1< ,. C} pr<•s., d{]dm until April 14. Anet lhat"f tine With lh1· Chdr(jt'I'> • f-ur lht> o.,c>concl sha1ght qdmc•, Bl't'rPT stnqlp-handcd- ly k•d llw f>1rc1tc•., to c1 wm ovt>r < "yprt''-' Tlwscln) tt I C'yprc1'>'>, Beerer\ <,olo two-oul homer tn the loth innlnq lifted the P1rc1tt>'> to r1 12-11 virtory Thur-.cldy. c1t Cot1'>I. Bt>ert'T thre\\ c1 -.hutoul cl'> lhe Puc1I<''> whipped Cyprt''>'>, l-0 W1lh TI1ur!>dtty's wm. lhP l'lldl<''> improved to 15-5, 5-3 111 lht> Orc1mw Empire Confer- t'nu• Cyprrss lell lo 14-7. 4-4 BL'Nl'r, who t1lluwed nine hit'>. hc1d to pitch hunself out of 1am-. in the eight dlld ninth 1nntnq'> to pre!.erve the -.hutout In th(• c>1ghth, Cypresi, had runnc>r'> on hrst dnd second with on<' out. hut Beerer got out of 11 with double-pldy Catcher Brian Murphy lays down a bunt to set up first tally. pitch. In lhe mnth, lhrt•c:> single), loaded the bdses with one out dncJ the hedrt or the lineup on deck But Cypress went down qu1t>Uy as the> No. 3 and 4 hJt- ter.. c;truck out Beerer, a product of New- port Harbor I hgh. struck out e1yht and walked six, but had hls stuff when 1t mdllNed Jake Garcia's run-'iconng single in the ftflh mmng. dntl hdck-to·bdck stn~JIC'~ by Rydn Mdrcos dnd Enc l::stradc1 qol Josh Mc< "c1nne home m th<' c,1xth. The> Pirates mcindqecJ only six hits off Rcty Agutlc1r, mclucling d triple by Beerc>r ~NGE EMPIRE CONFERENCE ORANGE CoAST 2, CYMESS 0 Cypress 000 000 000 -0 9 Orange Coast 000 011 OOx 2 6 Aguilar and Ouursma, Strader and Sterry; Beerer and Murphy W -Beerer. 3 1 L -Aguilar, 3-1 2B Uriegas (Cy). 3B -Beerer (OCC) •Baseball High school Corona del Mar at Laguna Beach. 3: 15 p m . Costa Mesa at Estancia, 3 15 p.m • Laguna Hills at Newport Harbor, 3. 15 p m •Tennis College men vanguard University at St Thomas, Fla • 10 a .m.; Vanguard University at Barry. Fla .• 3 p.m. High school boys -High school All-American lnv1tat1onal Team Tournament at Palisades Tennis Club, Newport Beach Tennis Club. Costa Mesa Tennis Center. Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club and Park Newport Apartments. First rounds at 10, 10:30 and 11 a .m Second rounds follow. Corona del Mar vs. Horace Mann School, Riverdale N Y at Palisades TC. 10.30 a.m • Volleyball Community college men Santa Barbara at Ordnge Coast 7 pm High schoo( boys· Orange County Tournament. first and second rounds of pool play at Huntington Beach H1qh Corond del Mar vs Long Beach Poly 4 15 p.m . Corona del Md•~ Manna. 6 45 pm. Newport Harbor vs Huntin91on Bedth 4 1 S p. m . Newport HMbor vs El Toro, 6 45 pm • Track and field Community college men and women O<ange Coast at Bakersfield 1nv1ta11onal, 9 a m • Softball College Vanguard Un1ver~1tv at Menlo. 1 30 p m Community (Ollege Orange Coast at Saddlebacl< l pm •Swimming Community collegt> men and women Orange Co.mat Cuesta lnv1tat1onal a I da'{ 2 09 4 1,600 1 \.IN~n.o (NHJ 4 41 ') l Sl\•elds (HB) 4 47 9 I Urtu ''°'ti 4 .0 S l .200 1 S.n~na (NH), 1004 I Urtu (Nlli 10 11 l MtM1lltn (NH), 10 19 110 HH I Tupy (Nti). 15 a. 1 Moy•• (NH), , s CJ. ] l..ltr•I (HR), 18 ) JOO lff I Moyt>r INH). '1 I 2 To"1· (H8). COMMUNITY COLLEGE M~N'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING HAPPY BIRTHDAY 42 6, ) Tupy (NH). 4l 6 400 ,.l•r I ~ H41b0t (IC•tM ~""')t'• .t"'°"· Wtbef) 45 4 1,600 .. 1ar I Nt "'P 1 Ha•bo< (Fi-htof. f'ei(t..11. Johmon. Wdo4.>fl. I Jl I H.I 1 P~heh (NH). b 0, l John\Qn IHBl 6-0;) S.m\ IH8), S b U 1 ~P'"'"l'"' !NH) Rustlers too deep for Pi,rates Celebr~ng the Dally Pilot's Athi.t. of the Weetc serifl r--------------------, I I I I 21-4, 2 Curt» 1NH 10 I l •·•' <NH). l'l I' Tl· 1 Curt•• (NH). 4 I O l Spr "'lf'f <NHI. "°"'· l K"n' (NH), i& 'I N • •I u:,n1,...1('d SP rl4 OT 1 Ruz><~ (Hij 181 J I M"''' ~•I {NH). 1).<I S J rla NONUAGUI 61111.S '*-" "-76. tUmNGloN 8IAOI 59 100 1 V~z (NH), 1l 2 2 T~I...,.. (NH). 13 2. 1 Fo01mer (Hll 1 l l 200 1 Vuquez INH). 21.4. 1 r1el'mo0n (HBJ. 17 9. l fa,,,.... (HB). 28 l 400 1 Fr~•n (HB), 1 '02 8, 2 Y<tillo (NH). 1 04. l S.nto.qo (HB). 1'04 S IOO -1 StHn (NHI 121 S 1 Clwtlfl (HI), 2 )) 2. l CutN (HI). 2 ll 2 1.600 I StHn (NH). 5 ) I, 2 Ptul CNH), 5 ll J Ct .arlt'< (HI). S 57 ),200 I ~!Hn (NH), I 1 14 2 P•vl (NH). 12 09. 3 Chad~ (H9). ll Sb 100 H I I.Alt\ (H8). 16 8, 2 Wong (HBl. I 11 1 r1HM!y {NH), 17 9 JOO H I l4\ll HBJ 4q b 2 Top.atov.c (NH). SO 1, l O<l"f -.HJ, \I 8 .00 ,.i.y · 1 Newport H•b« !Cl.>yton. Vnquel. TQIMIOYI(. Manion), 52 8 1,600 ..tar • I Muntlngton 8ea<h. 4 21 7 tu I W•llace (HB). s o. 2 Meet ...... (NH), ~ ] Coot (NH), 4-2 u 1 Clayton INH). ls-6/, 2 Coolt (NH). 1~ l t.H1 "> INH). 1~/, TJ I Cti\1lto (NH). 32-8/, 2 Cl.yton {NH). l2 7. l Wooo (HI), 31 3 P'V "'ot <oot"1td SI'· 1. 01filh (H8), 11 1 2 Wtlitfleld (NH), )() I 1, ] Rou (NH). 19 7 OT 1 Oerelll (HB), Ill 1. 2 Whilfoeld (NHI. 90-2. l Allen (NH), 82 I '/. < "OSTA MESA -Ordny<' Cod~l Col- le~JI' mt•n\ dnd women's swimrmng ll'dlll!> ~ere dcdll Oranqc> Empire Con- ten•nn• losses by unb(•t1ten Golden We-.1 d'> U1e Ptrdtes sulfNed U1e1r ltrst sethdcks o( the season Wednesd<iy. Th<' OCC men's tea.m took a 141-81 loss, but Tyler Townsend's back.stroke leg lc>d to a one-second Vlctory in the 400-ydTd medJey relay. Townsend dlso won the the 200 backstroke ( t :57 .95) and the 50 freestyle (21.26) Jack Yarbrough touched lust in the 200 freestyle (1 :52.78}. - TI1<' Pirates' women's team lost. 196- bS, d'> Shannon Flahive picked up OCC's only two Vlctones. She won the 50 (31.43) and 100 breaststroke (I ·09.18) STARTING ANEW BUSINESSff. • • • • • • • • • • • n)t Lrgal Dt'p11rtmt11l Ill thl' IJ111/y Pilot II plraJtd 10 nm1ou11rr" tlttll ur111rr now 1JV11ilabk 10 nru1 bummsrs. We will now SEARCH tht 1111mr for JOU 111 110 rxtm clutrgt, 111ui saw you 1/Jr timr anti the trip to the l~urt Howr in Santa A1~a. /'hm. 11/ rourst, ajit~ thr Y111-eh is rompkud u't' will file JOUr ftrt111ouJ b1m11m 1111mt Jlllttmrnt wt1h t!N County Ckrlt, publish ontt R wtrlt far four wrrlu II.I rtqumd by law 1111d thfn fl/, )Our proof of publirlJlion with tllf County (.11frll. • Plt'1tJf stop by 10 fik JO"' fictiuous bwi11t11statrmrnt111 the Dail] Pilot, JJO W. &y SI, Oma Mtsa If you rttnnot stop b). pkdJl' rail us •t (949) 641-4321 am:J wt will m11/tr 11rranttmmu for you 10 IJ1111dk th11proadurrby111111/ . If l"" shouki havt ll''l farther qut11ionJ, pleaJt rall uJ 11t1tl wt uull ht morr tlum tlMJ to 1U1i1t you Good lurlt 111 your tttw busmrls! ORANGE EMPIRE CONF£RENCE MEN GOU>EN WEST 141. OAAHciE CoAST 81 400 medley re1ay -1 OCC "A". 3 37 JS. 2 GW ""A", 3.J69S. J . GW "B". 4 02.44 1,000 free -I Yabe (GW), 10:20.66, 2 Koppenaal (OCC), 10 47 49; 3 Aigner (OCC), 10 53.40 200 free 1 Yarbrough (OCC). 1.52 78. 2 Pacheco (GW). 1 53.98. 3 Oarnowsk1 (GW), I 54 91 so free -I Townsend (OCQ, 21.26, 2 Stephens (GW). 21 98, 3 Dugger (OCC). 22.50 200 IM -1 Yabe (GW), 2 03.26; 2 Jensen (GW), 2 08 61, 3 Chectnski (GW), 2"10 74 200 fly 1 Stephens (GW), 1.56.42, 2. Koppenaal (OCC), 2.01 69. J Aigner (OCC), 2:12 67 100 me· 1. Vabe (GW), 48 lS. 2. Jensen (GW), 50.15; 3 Yarbrough (OCC), SO 44 200 beck · I Townsend (OCC), 1 57 9S; 2 Oarnowsk1 (GW), 2.07 76, 3. Mangham COCCI, 2 14.04. 500 fl'M -1 Nest1er (GW}. 5 11 19, 2. Aigner COCO. 5:12.28. 3 McOay (GW). 5 1S 25 200 breMt -I. Pacheco (GW), 2·14.33; 2. Checinski (GW). 2:21 05; 3 Owen (GW). 2·2416 400fNe retay -1 GW "A", 31947. 2. GW "B", 3.30.87, 3 OCC "A". 3 32 16 ORANGE IMP'tM CONFYEHa WOMEN Gc>l.MN WuT 196, OMHGI CoAST 65 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following person.a lrl doing butlneM U PHOTOGRAPHIX, 181711 Redbud Circle. Founlatl'I V111ey, Calt!or· nll 92708 ~ Kempef, 181711 Crde. Fountain Vllley, Callfomie 92708 Thie bullneM Is con· ducted by IO tndMdual Have you atarted doltlG boslnMa yet? No Sheny Kemper Th1t ltalemen! Wll fll~ wilt\ the County Cieri< ol Orange County on 02/05/2001 20011154210 OeAy P11o1 Mllr 2. II, 18, 23. 2001 f858 Actltloua Bualneaa N1me Statement The followlnsi persons 111 doing bu-SS 8S Compullr Solutions US A. 307 112 361h NawpOrt BHch, CA 112M3 Lor1 Ann Tranter. 307 112 36th SI , Newport BMch, CA 92663 Thll buSIMM It con· duded by an lndMdual Have ~ou 11ar11d doing bullneN yel? No Lon AM T renter Thlt '111lflllfll w11 f111d 'llfllh Ille County Cieri< ol Or1nge County on Ot/31/2001 2001U 5H43 o.l1y Ptlot f lb 23 Mir 2.8. 18 20!)1 f&4S I I 200 medley relay 1 GW "A", 1 S7 02, 2 I I OCC "A", 2 00 18, 3 GW "B". 2 04 SO 200 IM I Burden (GW), 2 12 8S. 2 Flahive COCO. 2 18 82. I I I I I I 3 FclrrtS (GW), 2.28 05. SO free I Sellech (GW). 24 78, 2 Rzeszesk1 (OCC), 25 71, 3 Steele (GW), 25 89 100 back 1 Casillon CGW), S9 S1; 2 Klem (GW). I 01 84. 3 Coberly COCO, 1 07 88 100 breast t Flahive (OCQ, 10918. 2 Garrison (GW), I 10.96; 3 Lombardo (GW). 1.14.34. 200 fTee · 1 Burden (GW), 1 :56.57; 2 Selleh (GW), I I L--------------------~ Today MAX WAWa Ct:>R0HA DEL MAR ~ 1 58 3S. 3 Rzeszewsk1 (OCC), 1.58 52. 50 fly · 1 Garrison (GW), 28 57. 2 Steele CGW), 28 69, 3 Sutley (GW), 28 91. 100 frff · 1 Selleh (GW), GOLF 54 27, 2 Rzeszewski COCO. 55 14, 3 Lorenz CGW). 57 27 100 tty · 1. Klein C!:iW). 1 03.23, 2 Sutley CGW). 1 06.39; 3. Kans~a (GW), 1·06.72 SO badt -1 Cas1ll1n (GW). 29 06, 2 Kletn (GW), 29 15, 3 Bounds (GW), 32.62 100 IM · 1 Burden (GW), 1 03 33; 2 Farns (GW). 1·0664, 3 Nolan CGW), 1 09.78 500 free · 1. May (GW), 5:33.91, DEEP SEA ntURSOAY'S COUNTS 2 Lorenz CGW), 5:36 10, 3. Sackett COCO, 5:37 SJ SO breast -1 Flah1~ (OCQ, 31.43. 2. Lombardo (GW). 32 79; 3 Garrison (GW). 3335. 200 free re1ay . 1. GW "A". 1:42.78; 2 GW "B". 1:48.37, Newpor1 Landing 27 angle~ on 2 boau 2~ ~and bass. 19 sculp1n, 18 red snapper. 2 blacksmith perch Oav.y's Lode..-14 angler\ oo 1 boat 1 O sand b.lss. 3 OCC "A•. 1·48.88. Fictitious Bualnna Name Statement The following per1on1 ere doing butlne8a •• Tru 1207 Norlh Bayfronl. Balboa Island, C.l1lom1a 112&82·1236 Jay Murr1y Gr11r. 1207 North Blytront, Balboe llland, CaLfomll 92662-1238 This buliOIM II con- ducted by 1n lndMdull Have you ttarted doing buainea yet? No Jay Murr1y Ore. Thia llalem.ol WH ltled 'llf1lh Ille County Cleftl ol Or1ng1 Coonty on 03/07/2001 20011151414 01i),Pllol t,qr 8, 18 23. I 2001 FMZ Fictitious Business Nftme St.tement The folloWing per90nt are doiog buainest u Cl1111ca One. 370 Aveado SI 11 1, Coal.I Mesa, CA 92627 RON Ana Barreto. 370 AYOCado S1 111, Coal.I ....... CA 112627 This butlnffa 11 000· duc:tld by an~ Have you •l•rt•d doing ~ y.c? No Roel ~ Blrreto Thtl statement wu filed Wtlh 1f'le County Cieri< °' °'9ngl Cou1ly on 03.'14/2001 ll0016Hl1H Dally Plot MM 18, 23 30. Aer 8 2901 F17J 3 sheephead, 2 sc~lp1n Flctltloua Bualneaa N1me Statement The 1041oOMng p~HIOns ere dcing buttness as OZONUR S TOWING 3.S I W Bey SI Cacti Meta. CA 92627 Mehmet Ozonur 351 w Bay S1 eo.11 Meu CA 112627 Thl9 butllntSS II con dueled by an ~ Have you 111111d OolrlQ buttnelt ..-1 No M.nm.i Ozonur Thil ll•lemenl .... hied Wltn Ille County Clet1I °' Orwlge Counly on 02l20r.100 I 2001&H5n5 0a11y P1o1 r et> 23. ._.., 2. 9. 10, 20()1 FPS? ' PU8UC NOTICES Flctltlo 1 Buslne111 Na me Stat•ment The follo10V1ng ~rsuns a<a doing tJo<;tnhs u G•••• M1nagemtn1 Compeny 1201 Nomi S.V1ronl Bl oo. l!llnc:I C.lilomia 92662· 1~ 16 Jay Muttay G1H• 1207 Nortl1 Blytron1 Balboa laland c. lntn111 92682·1?36 Anne A•'-en Grel!r. 1207 North Baylron1 &lbol lslan.l C.hlom1a 92662·1236 Thta bu-U II COil ducted by husband and w1I• Have y<1u •1arled 001ng bus1nus yel7 YM OPOH70 ' Arrtte A G-TN ata!Mr>I wa We'll help you write a good ad! hied ""'m lfll County Clatl( ol ()qngt County on 03/07'2001 2001M57415 De ), Pll04 Ml! 8 1fi 23. 2001 flfj8 Just WI us and M~ Ut it taSJ for }Oil Classifial l)jjjf~e.ilot (949) 642-5678 ' . 12 Friday. Morch 16, 2001 r .. , -\.o.. ... IP~·--'~ All rllll IS1lte ICIWl1l1lng In thlS -paptf 1$ MJbjtel 10 1111 ~rll flll llOUSlll(I Acl ot t968 H 1mtndec! wlllcll makes II Illegal 10 tdllerli .. •any tlftltrtnca, Nmltallon or d~m1n1uon DKlll on tllC4I COior nttlo· IOn an. Ila~ ''mllill •1a1us or 1111tON1 0<1Q•n, or an intention 10 mah any tuch Pfwftrence llmltlt10n or~· Tiiis MWS9'Cltf Wiii no4 •now11101~ acc1p1 any adv1rtl11mtnl ,or r111 ntatt whoch lt In vlolal!Oll ot 1N law. Ollr rlldert ''' hereby h1tormed that an dwtltlnotl lldverllMd Ill 11\tt ~ .,. tvlltll>ll 011 .,, .... oP(IClfMlly bMlt TO com!MHI of tldlcrlllll llltioft. C.-HUD loll 1111 ll 1~ , .. ~ -., .... ,." ' (~~-"'·•rt NOT1C! °' TO P£lTT10H ADMHITER ESTATE OF BltUCE C. GAO! 11t1 BRUCE CLAYTOH OAOE and BRUCE OAGE Cue No, .uoeee2 To II hllrl, blMl'dltlll. a'ldllorl oontitlQlnt Oldltora. ;id l*'ICllll who mey °'*"'411 be lnw.lld In Ill wll Of ..-, OI bod\, ol BRUCE C GAGE ... BRUCE ct.AYTON GAGE end BRUCE GAGE A PETITION FOR P.ftoBA TE hi• bMll llled by ALICE M GAGE In ht 6upetlor COl"1 °' Cellfomfl. Colny °' ORANGE. THE PETITION FOR PROBATE l'IQU9ltl 1111 ALICE M. GAGE be ljll)Oinlld .. penonal repr9Mllfafivt IO ldmlnllter the .. i.te of the decedent. THE PETITION requetta the deced9nre wiR Ind codicils. II Illy, be ldmilled ID ptObltt The wil Ind Illy codlch .,. 1111lllble tor exeminltloll In the file kept by the court THE PETITION requelta .. ~~: the lnclepeodlnt lion °' e.tatn (!'NI euOlOtlly wlll .no... the pereonal repr1MO!atlve to llkl many . 8Cllonl WllhoUI obtaining COUit appttMI Before talung c:en.ln very llTipOrtanl ectlon•. however. the pereonal rep!9Mnlltlve wlll be required ID gl'J9 notice to intemled penons unlalt they have Wllv9d notice or contented to the i::= ldloll ) The =:n lutnorl!y will be grll1led unleu en Interested P8'IOO lllet en objeclJon lo the petlbon and shoWI good 'cause wily hi court lhould nol grant the IUlhOtlly A HEARING on the pebtion wtl be lwld on ~ 19, 200111 ,~ In Dept No L7~ 11 3'1 The City Dllve Orange. CA 92913-1571 . IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, )'OU should appear 11 the hearing end llllt your objec:cJona or file wrinai obJel'llOllJ wllll tile court bc!OR tile bannJ Your~ may be us pa'IOll or b)' your 111omcy IF YOU AJl.E A CREDITOR or a COllllllllCQt c:rednor of die decc.ued, you must file your delm with the court end mill • o:Jf1( to the perlOOel repraaentltlve appolnwd by the ooun WllNn lout monthl from the elate cl ftrlt ~ °' letW1 .. proWled In Probete Codi MCtiotl 9100 The bml lor llllng cllime wftl no1 exon before 1our mdnh from the heering dlte noticed above YOU MAY EXAMINE the Ille kepi by the COUtt If )'OU .,. • petlOll lnCerwtld In the Mini. )'OU mey ... with the court • Request for Spedel Notiol (form DE· 1M) °' the filing °' IO inYel1toly Ind lpptllslt of Mtatt UMll °' at eny pelib or ICCOUOI H pnMded in Pn>beJe Codi MCtiotl 1260 A Rlqllell for SPllC* Not1c:e form la llllllble from the 0000 dll1t. ~r~ ESQ 8703 TRUXTON AVE LOS ANGELES CA 9004S Newport Beec:M:olta MeuDllly CNe0302e GAGE Mir 15,18.22. 2001 -. . . . ·. --·. . . . . -._.:... ~-=;:;:~ peflOnl 11• doing ~ aa: Solat Tan TeMlng Sc». 4341 ~, Blvd , ID, Newport Beed\ CA 82eeO D.A.L. Co., Inc. JN\/), 3305 w. Soring oun- taln Rd~1 *!!0·24, I.a• Vegu, ~ 89102 Thie bullnHI ii 000-ducfed by. a corpOl'lllon Hive you 1lart1d doing bu1in111 yet? YM, 2/19'2001 D.A.L., Inc Larry BU.takl, PrHl- dent Thie 1111ement wu filed with the County Cleltl ot Orenge County on 02/20l2001 2001 .. 55707 Dllty PiloC Feb 23, Mir. 2, 9. 18, 20()1 FQ.42 Flctltioua ButlMH Name Statement The loUowtng persons .,. doing buelilHI ... Soler Tan Tanning Spa, 34 11 Newpbrt Blvd., Newport Buch. CA 92663 D.AL. Inc (NV). 3305 W. Sol1no Mountlin Ad , '60-24, las Vegas, NV 89102 This t>velneu II con- docted by: I oe>rpcntion Have you etarted doing bualneu yet? Yes. 0211912001 D.A.L. Inc Larry Biletald, P1ellldent Tfus 11etem1nt wu filed with the County Cletlt of Orange County on 02/20l200 I 200111e551oe Dally P1loc Feb 23, Mar 2, 9. 16. 20Qt F843 Flctltloua Bu1lne11 Neme Statement The lotlowlfl? persona ere doing bu11ine11 11 Tumlin Av1111on, 1778 Westm1nsrer. Apt C Costa Mesa C1lllom1a 92627 Steven Cieri\ Tumlin, 1778 Weslmrnster. Apt C. Costa Mesa. Cal~or· nia 92627 This buamass 111 con· dU()led by an Individual H,va you started doing bueineu yet? Yes. 316iOO Steve Cla111 Tuml1r1 This statement was hied wrth the County Cletlt of Orange County on 02/2212001 20018855ffll Dally Ptlol Feb 23, Mar. 2, 9. 16. 20()1 f853 SUMMONS (CITACION JUDICIAL) NOTICE TO DEFEN· DANT (Av110 a ~)HEIDI HANSEN. an lnd1vtdual. WEUS FARGO BANK, e corpo<ation end DOES 1 to 25, 1nclu111ve YOU ARE BEING SUED BY PLAINTIFF (A Ud le ast1 deman· dando) JACK J KAYA- JANIAN an indMduai You have 30 CALEN· DAR DAYS elter thll eummons 11 Hrved on you 10 me a typewntten lfl6POl158 81 this COUii A letter or phone call will not p101ect you: yoor typewritten reeponae must be 111 proper legal form if you went the court to heer you1 cese If you do not hi. )I04K response on lime. you may lose the case, and your Wlgll, money Ind p1operty may be taken without further warning from the coun There are other legal requirements You may want lo cd 10 attorney rignt away If you do not ~ an anomey, you may call an attorney r• fenal MMOe or a laQal 8Jd OfflCI (l1ated IO ml phone booll) DeSJ>uH da que I• antreguen eata citaclon judicial usted lien• un plezo de 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS p1ra presantar una respuasta V.A. SO MOV£4t FAU C--""t FRU Ult OI HcMMI HUDNA AEPOS 714-534·1800 v-.i ,... r...... .,, E111all: vre99eac1nc:.com E ----, .. .• ' ... __ ....,. -! ' .. ... • . .... ' . . ... . . .... -s ..... ncrtta a rnaQlllnl lfl .... oone'. Un1 c1n1 o una lllTllde tllefonlca no II °'''°"• ptOllCClon, tu rlllQUell.I elCID I INI• quinl tietll Cl'll ~ con tu lormalldldl8 ... g1lff 1propl1daa II Ulled quler• ll!JI .. oort• MCtlCi'le IU CUO. SI Ulled no prlM!lta IU r19PU11tl a ~. puede ptfdlf .. CMO, y le poeden • quhar au ulatio. IU dlM<o y oAI OOMI di tu propiedad sin 811\IO ldlcional POf pe111 de II cort1. Exist1n otr<>1 requlef. IOI ~-Pueo. ciu-usted qolera lllmar a ~m=:nte SI no conoo••.• un abogado. puede i11m1r I un eeMcio di relerencla di abog1do1 o a uni oflCfna de 1yuda ltoal (vea al directorio tel•· (onico) CASE NUMBER: 811411 JUDQE DAVID T. McEACHEN DEPT. C13 The n1me Ind ad· dress of the court it' (El nombr• y diraocion de II corte es) ORANGE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT, 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST, POST OFFICE BOX 1994, SAIQTA ANA. CALIFORNIA 9270t CENTRAL JUSTICE CENTER The name, eddreas, end telephone number of plalotlff1 1ttorney, or pta1n11ff w1tl'!Out en at· romey Is (El nomtll8, la dirllCCIOO y el numero de talefono del ebogedo del demandente, o del de· mandante que no Ilene aboQedo. es) JEFl'ERY L HEATH, ESQ. SBN 140082 714-545·1036. LAW OF- FICES OF JEFFERY L HEATH, BY JEFFERY L HEATH. ESQ . 2755 BRISTOL STREET, SUITE 290, COSTA MESA. CALIFORNIA 92626 DATE JUL 02 1999 ALAN SLAT~_i Clerk, by LARRY BROWN, Deputy Published Newport Beach-Costa Meu Dally f'llOI Februa<y 23. March 2, 9, 16, 2001 F651 Flctltlou1 Builn111 Neme Statement The tollow1np per1011s are doing business as· Harbor Realty. 28A5 East Coast H1ghw1y, Corona d•I Mar CA 92625-2290 Wi.lliam C A1ng, 1021 GranVIRe Dnve. Newport Beach. CA 92660 Thts bu11nesa i• con- ducted by an lndlVldual Have you 1t1rtad doing buaineu yet? Yes. t98t Willlam C Rong This 1tet1ment was hied With the County Cletlt of Or1nge County on 02/14/2001 200111855130 Dally Piiot Feb 23, Mar 2, 9, 15; 2001 ' Fa.48 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF ORANGE ~ 1 The Ctty Dove. Post OfflCI Box 14171 Orange, CA 92863-1571 IN THE MA ITER OF THE PETITION TO CHANGE THE NAME OF DIFEI WANG ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE Of NAME CASE HUMBER: A206414 PETITIONER($) DIFEI WANG has/111ve hied 1 petl\ion 1or an or- der to change neme(1) from OIFEI WANO to KEUY WANG GRIESBACH· ll IS HEREBY OA· DERED that aU P1<100S lnlerlsted In thll matter JIM HEYOOAff 11 AGENT on 8llboe Pwnlneule 1111, 1-. 1 .. ' 2000 Call Jim lo 111t II donll i CAN HELP YOUI" 94M75·50H OPEN HOUSE SAT·SUN 12-4 J~=D ......... "' 1 111 ........ u.. C111111 111111. ,, ........ ''"' . '"'' MoD1111" COii ..._. .... nwm ~ bebe .. CIOUlt ln~No. 73d the Orlflglt CNlly Si; petlot C«ll1. .. II" ..,. «eee ~ aboW, on +17-01. It 2:00 o'doak p.m .. end !Ml\ and lhete ftO# '*-· If Illy fie)' hl¥9, why Ille petition '°' ch&nOI or Rime(•) llQAd nci be gr~. IT IS FURTHER OR· DEREO lhlt 1 OOV1 of lt1il ~ to ltlOW CllMe be~ln NB/COSTA DAILY PI- LOT, 1 MW1f>1C* o4 gen«ll cf«:ulldon pub- llthed In ttlie countf, at leelt once 1 w"k for tour conNCUlivt wttkl pt1of to !ht day ol Ille heerlng. DATE: FEB 2t 200UI JUDGE AICMRO 0. FRAZH. SR. JUDGE/ COMMISSIONER Of THE SUPERIOR COURT DIFEI WANG, 2260 Perk Newport, 1104, Newport BHch, CA 921160 Published Newport 8Hch·Co1t1 MHI Dally Pilot Merch 2, 9, 16, 23. 2901 F857 BSC 104M NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: BETTY J. REZ aka BETTY JANE REZ CASE NO. A20Me6 To 111 heirs. benefi- ciaries, credrtora. cont· lngent creditors. end persons who may olhef. WISe be lnte<nted In the will or estate. or both, of: BETTY J. AEZ aka BETTY JANE AEZ A PETITION FOR PROBATE haa been flied by LINDA ROGERS 1(1 the Superlcw Court of Califoml1. County of ORANGE. THE P~TION FOR PAOeA TE reQUests !hit LINDA AOGEAS be ap- polnled as pereonal rep- resentative to administer the &stale ol Ille dace· dent. THE PETITION re· quells the decedent's Wit and codiall, H any, be ~ 10 probate The Will and any oodds are • ~vallabl1 for ax· amlnatlOl'I In the Ille kept by the court THE PETITION re· quesLS authority to ad· minister !fl& Milite under the Independent Admln- isttatlon of fatalH Ad. (Thal AuthOl'lty Wiii lllow the pef'90llal represent· etrve to teke many ac- lt0ns without obtaining court approval Before laking ceneln very Im· portant actions. how· ever, the peraonal repre- sentatlve ~ be required to give notice to ln- 1erested pertor\I unllSS they have waived no4lce or conunted to the f"oposed actlonJ The 1nde1>9ndent 1 mln11· tratlon 1uthonly wtll be granted unleaa an ln- tifested Pltaon files an objecbon . td tM petition and ahQW& good cause why Ille CX>Urt lhould not giam the authotlty A HEARING on the petition Wiii be held on APRIL t2, 2001 11 1·30 pm 10 Dept L73 lo- Cited 81 ~ 1 The City Dnve ScMh. 01ange. CA 92868- IF YOU OBJECT to the gran11ng of the peb· uon, you should appear 11 the hearing and atale your objections 01 Ille wnnen objtcilon• with the oourt before the heaung You1 1p- peer1nce may be In pe<- son or by your attorney IF YOU AflE A CRED· ITOR or oontlngenl eted-n°' of the deoeased, you must likl your clalm with the court end mall e copy to the pel'90Nl rep- resentaliV• appointed by the oourt within lour ~~.---· . . .. , ' , ..1 monlhl fnwl1 the cMt8 Of thl OOUtl and mall I "' fll'M --of .... Ot#'f 10 .,. !*tc?MI ,..,.. .... prcMdld In Pio-~ ~ l>Y' be1e Codi llCtoll 9100. IN OOUrl ~ bu The time for llllng clMnl monlw from .. dMI °' will not ...,.. befof• "' """ ~ °' .... four monlhl from IN ..,. .. prcMdld In Plo- hellrlng dall noticed ti.te Code ..., 9100. l boVI, • Tl'tl Ume fur fltlO cilll'M YOl.:1 MAY EXAMINE Wlll not expire blfor1 Iha Ille klP( by 1hl COUl'l four lllOMhl from the " you lf9 I pel.on ~ hH rlf19 jtte notJced telfttld In the HUit•, aboV• 'UBUCATIOH OP =-· D!CLAftATIOH The eo.u ..... City Counoll 1dop11d 1 ~ Dlellra~ for PA·M ·'T7 addreaelng poeelble envlronmenl1l '"-* for the lobllng project; .... for • hi mutlf plan ,.. View of 1 on.11ory, 9,tM eq It rHtauranl at Melro eent.<. 10c11ac1 et 565 Al*>r'I OolMvard In 1 PDC zone Envlronm1n111 D1- termln1tlon Preyloue N~llw Otcllt1tton If '90AJ w4tll to proYldl QOmm1nt1 or ob111n further lnforma11on, Ollltt ctl the PlannlOQ Division 11 (714) 754·5245 Published Newport Beac;h·Coeta Men Ditty P~ot March I II, Doily Pilot MAil'\V WO~TO WORK FOR YOU · ~4~Mi~18 yoli ma1 file with tha YOU MAY EXAMINE court a RequNt for ~ 1hl. 1111 kepi by the court. c111 Nollca (lorm OE· " you ere a pei.on in. 1 ~) of 1hl filing of 111 In-tereat~ In lht Htate, wntoly end IC>Pflllll of you ma1 flit . ..ilttl thl MUlta ...... Of °' lllY court a Requelt for Soe- peti1ion or 1CCOUnt u clll Nollca (fonn OE· F872 provided In Prob111 54) of Iha ~ of an In--,::::::;:::;:::::-------··--------.. 2001 Oevllopment RIVllw DA-01-08 fur At1 Hold· Ing Corporation/Yong HUI Zheng, l(lng Lal, euthotlzld 1gen11 I BRE/Sol.Jth Coalt LLC, Code 11cilon 1250. A OfY and 1ppr1lell of Request fot Speolal No,, eat.al• UMtl °' of any lice form ie 1v1ll1bl1 petit.lon or 1ccount ae lrom-the oourt det'k. provided In Pio AftorneV tor ~ Code M<:tion. 1250. ~ Etnlllt l. Heyward, -Rlquelt for Special No- Elq. (CS8t .. 1M ) t~ form le ava.llable Aaom.y ll Llw from lhe court dltlc 1745 W. Cllapm1n Attom.y for ,wltlonll. ~ Have A Awe., .... 200. Midlel4 A. Uwlef, Jr., Onnae, CA Elq. AH t7118 t2Ml-t1H 901 Dover OJ., Ste. 101, Publlehld -Newport Hewp0rt 811ch, CA Beaeh·Coela Mlle t2HO Daily Pllo4 March 16, 22. Publl1hed Newport 23. 2001 B11ch·Co111 Me11 Garage Sale! _____ _..F_..T .... h8...,7~0 Dally Pilot March 111, 22. 23. 2001 BSC 10456 NOTlCE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: PENNEY BOLTON aka PENNEY S. BOLTON aka PENNEY SUE BOLTON CASE NO. A208661 To aH he1ra, bentli- clenes, cred1tora, cont· ingent credltora, Ind pereone who may oeher· wise be interested in the wiU or eetate, or both. ot: PENNEY BOLTON aka PENNEY S BOLTON aka PENNEY SUE BOLTON A PETITION FOR PROBATE has bHn filed by AUDY BARON In the Superior Court of Ceutorn11, County of ORANGE. THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests that RUDY BARON be ap· pointed as per1100&I 1ep- reaentattve to adminllter the estate ol Ille "-- dent THE PETITION rt· quests lht decedent'• Wt• and codk:lls. ~ any, be admitted to probate. The Wdl and any codicils are available for ex· amlnttlon In the Ille kept by the ooun THE PETITION re· quests 1uthof1ty 10 ad· mtnlllef the Mlatl under lhe Independent Adm~ ISlrahOO of Eatates Act. (This Authority w\a aAow the personal represent· atJve to talte meny ac- tions without obtaining court approve! Before taking certain very Im· ponant ectlone, how· eYef, the pereonat repre- sentabve W1I be r1QU1red lo give notica to in- terested peraorw unleSI they have Waived notice or consented to the propoeed a01ionJ The Independent e mini•· tration authority w111 be granted unless en In· terested pellOO hies an objection 10 the peWOn and shows good cause why the courf lhoutd not gr1n1 the authonty A HEARING on the petlbon will be held on APRIL 12, 2001 at 1·30 p.m. In Dept L73 lo- cated at ~ 1 The City Dnve South, Orange, CA 92868 IF YOU OBJECT to ~ granling of the pell- uon. you should appear at the heanng end 111a11 your obje<:IK>Oa or hie written obj1C11<>ns with the court 1>411ore the hHring Your ap- pearance may be 111 per· eon or by your enomey. IF YOU ARE A CREO. rTOA or contingent etec>- 1tor ot the daceued. you must file your dalm with PRIME ESTATES Lota ' oc.i Vlewll Cell PWtdl Tanor9 All!!!t MM5M70I -.. . .. -~-.. ~ i ~ . ~ CL .... w:. .... "~ .. Fl1!8§9 Flctltloua Bualneaa Name SUltement The following pereona are doing t>uefneu as: A.) Madlc1I Bllllng Concepts B.) Phylicians Bllhng Solutlona C.) PHyslclanl Medical Bitt- ing Solutlone D I In- novative Medlcel 91Uing Solutions, 31 Iron Balll. AllSO Vleio. CA 92656 Bernadine E Strong, 31 Iron Bari\, AlllO Viejo, CA 92866 Robert E. O<olfo, 31 Iron Bark. Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 ' Thi• bullne.. la con- ducted by a llmited pen· n1rshlp Have you a11rted doing buUllU yet? No Bernadine Strong Thia 11111ment was llled with the County Cieri< of Orange County on 02/20/2001 at Call the Piiat Claaalfleds C94BJ B42-BB7B -20018855738 D8Jly Ptloe Feb. 23. Mar. 2, 9, t6, 20()1 F847 ta Place Your Garage Bale Ad! Cta."Ul«l .. • CONVEN1£NT ..... h<"thtt YftU tt buyln11. <oeUllljt. <K jUM 1 ..... 1<J1111 ~l<o..~eJ ho whit tuu n«<I• C LASSIPlED {949) 642-')678 ntiques& filolledihles The Newport Beach/C.Osta Mcu Daily Pilot presents you with a great opportunity to promote antiques & coUcaiblcs. 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We~I could count lfuc:c 1m·k~ fur the cJc:fcru.c ancJ 1he wat 10 the 'IClltnj,! tnck ww. obvmus. ~1oce F..:ist\ J3Ck of hcun.' had guaranteed Wl entry Al rrkk two West •hlfted 10 the Mn· stcion diamond. Declarer Y,,Ofl 111 hand with 1he queen ancJ led a ~.U.y 1acl of 'padc~. hopmg that with " doubleton ace of spades. West m1~1 play low. W~1 could afforo to with hold lhc ace from lhc ucrual holding. but when declarer cootmucd w11h 1 low ~p;klc WI r~ w11h IJx> masi..·r trump. underlcd the 111.·c of hel1m so that Ew.1 could win the 1rid. wnh the 1ock, then ruffed the diamond rc1um for u one-trick se1. E1m ·~ play of 1hc qul":Cn of hc!IJU i\ one or the oldest 111 the 11arne. da11n11 back to the day~ of ...,h1\I, II " uJqi one of the most u'iCful ~. ii >OU arc cv<:r tempted to drop lhc queen from a doubl.c1on. supprc.~ 1he urge Th.11 l'OUkJ be rutnoo\ for the dcfcn-c MAZDA MIATA MX-4 CONY ._ •• fl#( -.mg. co CJIMt (227Sllft00184) Sf4JI01 Soudl Coast Toyota Ht-722·2000 MERCEDES 500 SEl '14 4 dr, tuntOOf, auto. lir, CD, low ml, $l750fof)o 7t4-Ml~1S4 Mlfo11ty Grand Maiquls '96 lealhef, low 78k mhs (63596t) Si.988 NABERS (~141540-9100 Mlt9oblthi MonWO 'ff VG 4X4. lllllO. fuly loeded, Pl new engrie. .Gii bodv. 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