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Home My WebLink About2001-03-28 - Orange Coast Pilot.. SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE. 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 2001 C~USUIIlers power· up for . lean tiJnes 'Everybody will be affected' by energy rate hikes a~ounced by state officials Tuesday Jennifer Kho and Mathis Winkler D AILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA Residents arid businesses alike dre steeling themselves for electrjo ty bills that will soar to unprecedented heights after California's Public Utilities Commission unanimously approved rate increases of up to 46% Tuesday. c;:omm1ssioners went for the largest power pnce hikes in the state's history lo avoid blackouls, save California's two biggest uillities from bankruptcy, and encourage residents and businesses to conserve energy. The rate mcredses are effec- tive immcchalely. "Everybody will be affected," said John Burkhard, president of the M esa North Community Assn. Bul he added thdt consumers would probably ddjusl to the m•w pnre!>. Hit's just like the p rir<• of gaso- line," he Sd1d • Peoplf> modnccl when it was 40 cents dncl when 1l was 60 cen~. Now it's betwc•en $1.50 and $2, and we moan, l>ul we• kePp drinking it." The aveMge monthly power 1>111 uY the M esa North neighborhood I'> about $62 and could rc>drh n<'arl} $1 00, Burk.hdrcl Sdld. Ed Fawcett, president c1ml chlf•I executive or the Costa Mc•<,c1 Chdm- ber of Commerce, said mcinufdrlur- ers probably wtll be the• hu'>tnf>!'>W'> hurdest hit by the hike!-> But "many bu'>tnesw-. will iust pd'>S 1l dlong in th£>1r pnrPc;, • h<• '>did "Every ldX pdycr and l'VNY ron- "umcr 1s going lo pdy for tl. '>Ome- whcre down thP line." Mc1ny Co'>ld Mesa bU'>IO<'S'>P!> hdV<' already o,tc1rted con..,Prvdlton program'>. Fdwrt'lt '>did, including l\IC'lro Car \<\c1'>h , which ha'> lf'ft tl'> '>tqn'> off tor months. Sl•vl•ral «dr d(•dlcr'>htp'> on Harbor Boull'Vdrd hctv<' turnPcl oft c,ome of lhl'11 '>t<Jn'> SEE POWER PAGE A4 QllS1IOI LIGHTS OUT How will the energy bill increase affect you7 Call our Readers Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or send e-mail to da1/ypilot@lat1mes com Please spell yovr name and include your hometown and phone !number, for verification purposes only Water board aims to delay runOffplan OON r;. HI U-"'l( r .. Glenn QulnUven, left, and friend Dan Davis contributed hours of work to renovate the nonprofit Discovery Shop. AREAL Young Chang DAILY PtLOT Glenn Quinbven has too many thoughts racing through htJ> h ead. His hand can only wnte them out so fast. He's frustrated. He wdnls to say that he's grateful and overwhelmed because tus friends are lrylng to save tus tile. Tears drop from the 55-year-old's eyes. and he doesn'L bother to wipe them. His friend and caretaker, Junko Suzumura, blots them with a Lissue. She apologues for him -for Quinhv- en's having to spit out mucus every so often, for his having to write out answers because throat dnd tongue Glenn Quinliven has given much to American Cancer Society Discovery Shop in Corona del Mar, now volunteers there are giving back cancers have destroyed his ability to talk. His tean> -of gralltude and JOy, not of frustration -arc th<' hrst to faU m a while, Suzumura said. ·I never thought I would bt>conw tll," the 11 unltngton B<•c1ch re ... HIPnt wrote. "l'V<' dlWtlY!> hN•n dCUV(> uncl strong." When he was dtdgno.s<'d m Sep- tember with cancer, doctors pred1rl<'d he h ad only a couple or months to hve Quinlivcn's first prionty Wcls to com- plete h1!> volunteer proJCCt for thc> Corond d el MdI brdnC'h of the Amen- can Cancer Society Discovery Shop Qumltven startPd volunteenng ldsl sum.mer and gave counUcs hour~ of his lime c1nd talents, shop Cdptc1m Edelcnc MacDonald sc1id. His fdlher had passed awc1y w 1thm the past yedr, also of cdnrcr, so th<' cause bcrdmC personc1I SEE SURVIVOR PAGE A4 Academic r eward money on the way "' SCHOOL ' •But some teachers are uncomfortable with getting extra pay for doing their job. Danette Goulet OAJLY PtlOT NEWPORT-MESA -.A one-time windfall for more than 1,000 employee in the Newport-Mc a Unilied School District ls a bitter pill for many to swal- low Tho state announC'ed Uus week that full-time employees a.t 19 campu s will receive a check for $591.32, with a matching check going to the school that employs them. But while the extra money might be d welcome addition to their bank accounts, some employees ctrc not comfortable with the reward , wh.ich is based on the schools' Academic Performance Index ran.king. "It just leave a bad taste m your mouth,• said Daryle Ptllmer, pnndpa) at Kaiser Elementary School, where she and each full-time member of her taff will get a check. •As a prof es ional. my job 1S to support students a.nd help th m to reach their h.Jght>st potenltal The piece that 1 dilf1cult t!i thdt's my JOb -so l'm not comfortable with lhi mon tary reward for it • SEE REWARD PAGE M ATA GLANCE The following Khools met their target score on the Academic Performance Index for the 2000-0' school yurTM employees who w.re WOl'king full-tune at the schools at that tune will each receive S591 32 P1rt time .mpl<>YftS will receiw • P911lon. • •Agency dl!-io holds CdJtrans responsi ble for dischdrcJ C'i mlo Crystal Cove. 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Oeepa Bharath DAllY PILOT COSTA MESA AftN t1 flVl'-mOnlh ... td tewtdl' <.,PMch, crt) ofhctdl'> unnounced TUl''>ddv thdt Jim Eilts wtll r<'plttce retir- ing Frcrnk Fttntmo a!. fin• chief Ellis, who htt:. c,crved d'> the city's bdttdhon duef for nedrly nm<' yeM . was clt'cted from tt held or t 5 Cdncildates and four fma11,l,L'>. fanUno will rptm• '\.Id\ 22 dfl<'f '>NVIO(f 28 )l.'dr'> tn thl' Co'>td l\1esc1 f11p Dl'pdrtnwnt, nine Yl'dr., a'- rh1<'r On Tm•'>dtly ctn (>C-.lt1l1c Ellis did hl• htt-. drPam<'d about th" cldy smCt' ht• ... 1arted as c1 ptlrttOll'thc m the depdrtml•nt on Feb 10, rnao "It's het>n d wonderful <iurpnsc. • hl' aid SEE CHIEF PAGE A~ 11111 ClASSUlEDY-... .. ............. -..J.10 NEJGHIOtS -·-_____ .A'J PUtUC M01l(ll _ ..... __ , .... _.J.9 SPO«TS ....... __ , .. _ ..................... J.I SUkf .... -·-·-·---·.J.2 ..... fOI A IOOI CAISI ~ 8Hdl couple lows the an wor1d -"' votuntMn time to st.. tNt loYI wtth other\ ........ Ai • ' LOCALS A2 Wednesday, Morch 28, 2001 For ,l ~OOD CAUS~ .1 Victor and / · Barbara Klein Newport Beach couple knows a thing or two about art, and how to teach it V 1ctor and Barbara Klem are doing every- thing lhey can, without pay even, to reverse the effects of drt gone neglected. ·It's a fclcet thclt definitely gets short-sluJted somelLITlC'>," '>aid Victor Klein. "In the hustle and bustle we ctll face, in lhe budget cuts here and there and lhe budget cuts in schools." As docPnls <.11 lhe Orange County Museum of Ar1 Victor for 12 years now, his wife for 14 - the Newport BE>ach couple devotes at least one mommq a wec>k to giving lours al lhe museum. But lhc1t 1s JUSt the begmnmg. They do count- less personal hours of research on whatever lhe current exh1b1t mdy bP.. Sometimes, the artist or · tht> curator will hold small classes for the docents, w hich the Klcms dlso attend. "WP get art history tratrung, really," said Bar- bard Klein, b8 "WP study all the different art pen- odc, -lmpn•'>s1on1sm up to nurumalJsm and the very current video drl • Wh1IP k•ammg to lwcomc a docent more than I 0 yeari. ago, each was taught how lo give tours - how to '>lctnd 1n the nght pos1t1on, how to address the group, how to eni.ure the VIs1tors remain d group and how to give an mtcracllve presentallon instead of d lecture. Thdt worked WE>ll for Victor Klein, a rellred mdrkctmg c1nd c1dvcrllsm~J cxPcullve who has a bachelor's clE>gree m fine arts from Syracuse Uni- vNs1ty. "As d marketing guy, I love lo give presentd- Lions," the• 72-yedT-old man Sdid. BMhdftt KJpin luves working with children. PET OF THE WEEK German shepherd This 8-month-old German shep- herd is available for adoption through the Community Animal Net- work. Exollc kittens will also be avatlable soon. See other rescued dogs and cats each Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4 p .m . at Russo's Pet Experi- ence at Fastt)on Island, Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Other I \ pets c6n be seen al· the Newport Beach Shelter, at 2075 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. The Community Animal Network is a community-supported an1lna1 orga- nization linking people and pets through community action. Other ani- mals available for adoption ca.n·be seen at http://www.anlmalnetwork.org. Information: (949) 759-3646 or write to the Conununity Animal Net- work al P.O . Box 8662, Newport Beach, CA 92658. Daily Pilot Gettina. INVOLVED • GETTING INVOLVED runs perl· odlcatly in the Daily Pilot on ~ rotating basis. If you'd like infor. mation on adding-your organiza· tion to this list, call (949) 574-4298. PRIME DYNAMICS Prime Dynamics, a Newport Beach nonprofit organiza- tion for the 99 and younger set, needs volunteers for lls programs. (949) 262-7300. PROJECT CUDDLE Project Cuddle, a nonprofit organization, serves the needs of abused, abandoned and drug-exposed ctuldren. Jn addition to office help dnd once-a-month. l 2-hour hot- line shirts, volunteers arc needed for an auxiliary group, fund-raising commit- tees and to help distribute stickers to stop babies from being dbdndoned in lrdsh bins. The orgomzation also needs donated gift items for mother!. and babies. (714) 432-9681. PROJECT TOGETHER Project Together seeks adult volunteers to e tdbhsh d trusting, one-to-one relation- ship with chLldren stressed from farruly problems and abuse Tius component of the Orange County I lealth Care Agency's Children's M ental I ledlth Serv1cei. offers training and supervi- sion for the program. Many of the children are economi- cally deprived and victims of neglect. (949) 722-7086. Kids who come in groups from county schools are morP oppn about c1iring thf>ir rP1:1cllons than adults are, <.he said, confident <.'nough to c1nswer ques- born. based !>imply on whal they leel and see. "TherC''s nothing more cxc1tmg thdn watching the chtlclren climb buck up to the bus to go back to school, and you can see how much fun they've had dnd what lh<>y'w IE>amed," Barbara Klein Said Klems go home assured that their visitors learned at ledst a litUe 1>omethmg more about art and look- ing at art. Victor Klein agreed. "More people need to know a little more about art,· he said. "I thmk tirt is sometlung that needs to be shared Wlth our commuruty." REACH OUT FOR SENIORS Volunteers dre needed to provide companionship dnd friendslllp to isolated seruorc, in Newport Beach and Costd M esa. Traming dnd support are offered, and volunteers must be 18 or older (949) 442-1000 Sonw ddults are edgPT w1th theu responses. "They really get dn opportunity to use their own nund and feeling," Bdrbdfa Klein said. ·And this helps thc•m to be able to VIew dnd enjoy _art museums froln aU over the world.· -Story by Young Chang; Photo by Greg Fry OthPr'> c1r1• more qudrdc>d But either way, the ALMANAC The following p<>opl<• huve hf'en urr<>stcd recently on suspicion of driving under the influ encC' of an intoxicant. Tiley have only been arrested on suspicion of c1 crimC' and, as with all crim es, urC' considerC'CJ innocent until prow•d guilty. COSTA MESA SUNDAY • Mark Edward Snulh, 37, Co<.ta Mesa FRIDAY • Manc10 Gonzalez-.... Esquivel, 24, lnd1anapohs • Jeffrpy H1rosh1 H1urd, 29, Los AngelPs MARCH 21 • Jeff Alan Grifhn, 30, Newport Bedch MARCH 20 • Enrique Lomeli-D1dz, 27, Santa Ana Daily Pilot VOL 95, NO. 82 Tit0MAS H. JOHNSON. Publ~ TONYDOOOO. Editor SJ.CNW, City Editor JNlllES MEIEJl Assktant Oty Editor JUINfOKMNw.. FHturM Editor 9'0GB CAlllSON. Sports Edrtor ou..NNA~ ~Editor JOSI J. SAH'l'OS. P.gt Deslgnef ITIW MCCMMl. Photo Editor NOYOlnwG. AdwrtislnO Director LANA JOHNSON. ~ .. • . • Evan Michael Chns- l1ansPn, 27, Costa Mesa NEWPORT BEACH SATURDAY • Randall Ray'BaU, 41 , NPwport Beach THURSDAY • Richard George Feld, 41. Laguna Niguel MARCH 20 • Vincent Darnel Saldivar, 29, Newport Beach MARCH 19 • Rtquelmer Antonio Car- dona, 26, Costa Mesa MARCH 18 • Bnannd Marie Marlin, 21, Corona del Mar • Robert Norman Giet- zPn, 34', Yorba Linda BEAPEBS t:tQIJJ~E (949) 642-6086 RecOfd your comments about the Daily Pilot Of news tips. APPRESS Our address is 330 W Bay St , Costa Mesa, CA 92627 COBRECTJONS It 1s the Pilot's policy to p<ompt- ly COf'l'ect all erron of substance Pleese call (949) 574-4233 rn The Newport 8NCM:osta Mesa 0.lly Pilot (lJSPS..144-800) ls pub- h1hed daily tn Newport 8eacb and Costa MMa, subscriptions er• avail able only by subtcribing to The Times Orange County (800) 252· 914' In are.s outside of NeY.lport Beech and Cone Mesi!, subfuip- tloru to the Dally Pilot •• avail· able only by mall for $20 per month. s.cond dass portage paid at Costa M4IM, CA. (Ptlces lndude ell ~lcable ~ l4'lCI loul tax> e-1.) POSTMASTElt Send 8ddreu ~to The Newport ~MN O.lly Pilot. PO. lox 1560, Cost.I Mesa. CA 926M NEIGHBORS Oiase Rolls of Newport Beach h;u been named a United States National Award winner in ma the· matic.s. Rolls, a st\Jdent at St. Mar- garet's Episcopal School in Newport Beach, was selected for the award Chase Rolls based Debate Tournament. hosted by Pasadena City Col- lege ... Air Force Airman Alvin R. De a.. Cruz. nephew bf Rebecca GM'da of Costa Mesa. recently graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas ... Eight Vanguard University students have been named as recipients of $28,600 In scholarships by the university's alum- ni association. The winners include J9uka Baptist, Fernando lllmara. Nathan Harrington, Ruthie~. Andrew lltk:hey, tlw RoHtlberg. Sarah Shet'man and Josh C... ... Ralph Dillon and Stacy de lloom were recently named Man and Woman of the Year for the Hoag Hospital 552 Oub Juniors fOf' 2000 ... The Eagle Pride Founda- tion Costa Mesa Kiwanis recently presented its quarterly student awards to 13 students from Cos· ta Mesa schools f<>f' their outstanding Charact@r and unique ac:complishmenu. They include: Ryan EsfahMl, K#tna Rios and Jaimie ApM-kjo from Adams; Athma ~•J and Steven Guzowlkl from C.lifornla; Benny Telles and D&.na Antonio M.tinez from Rea; Aathish Varma and Sanih ...., from Vtetorla; Frand$co Mol•oo and Ff11zie ~from Wilson; and llln Morton and ~ldra CMTos from TeWinlde. READING BY 9 The mentor reading pro- gram seek!> volunteers to read to studf'nl!. m kinder- garten throuqh thud g rdde. In Costd M esd, Pomona Ele- mentdry School, (949) 5 15- 6980; Wh1tller Elementary School, (949) 515-6898; Wil- son Elementary School, (949) 515-6995: and New Shali- mar Leaming Center. (949) 646-0396, need help in assisting studenl!. in reading. writing and English Mentor sessions may be scheduled from 8:30 to l 1 :30 a m. and after school, from J to 6 p.m Monday through Fnday SAVE OUR YOUTH on the recommendation of teachers, academic performance and citizenship .•. Or.,.. Coast College's speech and ~ tHm captured its third state speech title In a row recently, winning the California Community College Speech and • NEIGtt90RS spotlights achievements In the com- munity. Please direct noteworttiy Information to Stefanie Frith via fax at (949) 646-4170, or send e· mail.to stefanle.frlthOlatlmes.com. The Westside Costa Mesa youth orgd.Oizabon 1s look- ing for volunteers to help create a positive alternative for people 12 to 23 years old. Volunteers are needed to help in areas such as boxing, sports, health, fitness, aerQ-:A. bics and academic ti1toring. (949) 548-3255. Copyright No news storlfl, 111~ tra1IOM. editorial matter or advet t1sements herein can be 1~0 duced without w11tten pcrm~SIOfl of copynght ownef tjQW JO REACH US Clf'CUlation The Times Or1nge County (800) 252 9141 Advertising Cla1S1fied (949) 642·5678 Display (949) 642-4321 Edltorial News (949) 642-5680 Sporb (949) 574-4223 News, Sports fax (949) 646-4 170 E·malt: dallypllotOlatlme) <om Main Office Business Office (949) 642-4321 Business Fa11 (949) 631 7126 l'ubll1hed by Tinw< Commu<llty N<-. • dM\k1n t1f tlwt l"' ~M Time.. •lllllt ,_"' ~ ................ ID 1MOIMaM ....... ~ .. ~ WEATHER AND SURF TEMPERATURES Balboa 76162 Corona del Mar 76162 Costa Mesa 77161 Newport Beach 77161 Newport Coast 781S6 SURF FORECAST Fa r conditions today with knee-to waiu high waves eJCpected In most spou. LOCATION SIZE Wedge 2-3 Newport 2·3 Bla<kle's 2·3 River Jetty 2·3 Corona del Mar 2-3 TIDES TODAY First low S·Ol a.m ... First high • 0 3' 11:08 a.m ................. 3 6' Se<ond low 4 30 p.m. . .. .... 1.3' Second high 10-57 p.m .................. s· TltUlltSDAY First low 5:SS a.m ..... .. ........... 0.3' First high 12:10 p.m ................... 3.0' Second low 4:56 p.m ...................... 1 .8' Second high 11:38 p.m .................... 4.9' POLICE FILES COSTA MESA •Alt:Nw Street A hit-and-run was reported In the 900 block at 7:48 a.m. Monday. •8rtstol StNet: An auto theft was r~ported in the 3300 block at 9:45 p.m. Monday. •O\arle Street: Prostitution was reported In the 2000 block at 2:20 p.m. Monday. -C.oHege Dttve: Petty theft was repcl(ted In the 2400 block at S:55 p.m. Monday. ·~ Av.nu.: Vandalism was reported 1n the 1700 block at 10:30 a.m. Monday. NEWPORT BEACH •bit CoMt Hlghwey: An attempt at vehicle burglary was reportedly made In the 2200 block when someone used a piece of ceramic to shatter the right front wln- ,dow •1 9!30 a.m. Saturday. • ........, Dr'hl.: A staff member al Easlbluff Elemen- tary reported her ~phOOe and redlo w.re stolen when she left them In the pleyground et noon s.turday. •Welt CoMt Hlghwey: Use of • controlled subrulnce w.s reponed In the 2900 block 111.15 am. S.turday . .. • Daily Pilot COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION.WRAP·UP Inside .CITY HALL I WHAT HAPPENED: ' The Planning, Commis- sion on Mon· day approved asphal\ 'paving, a 6· foot-high bloek w all and landscap- ing on the west part of a property at 1640 Babcock St. The changes will create an impound yard for a towing business. Southside Towing, owned by Richard Rodriguez. WHAT IT MEANS: As part of a condition· al-use permit, t he property owner. William Huscroft Jr .• must clean up the rest of the property. The commission gave Huscroft nine months to remove any vehicles, boats, trailers or debris from the east part of the property and 24 months to sort through the con· tents of 11 outdoor con· tainers, thought to include potentially significant his· toric art if acts. Commissioner Bruce Garlich said the commis· sion decided it w ould take the Huscroft family 24 months to inspect, catego- rize and "find homes for" the artifacts. The Huscroft family has only a limited amount of time to work on the pro- ject each week and is d.eal· ing w ith two family mem· bers who are ill. The family is also wait· 109 for the City Council to decide at an unscheduled future date whether to rest ore the Huscroft House, a two-story. Crafts· man-style house formerly owned by the Huscroft family. The city may want the artif acts if the house is restored and used as a museum, Garlich said. In December. t he co un· cil approved the restora· tion of the house - donated t o the city by Eric Cemich, a developer and Costa Mesa resident who bought it from the Huscroft family. for use as part of a cultural museum at Fairview .Park. but in February voted to have a public hearing to deter· mine if it's worth the cost. ' The council earlier this month postponed maf(ing a decision on the issue to get addi\ional inform<?tJon • on the house from the city's Cultural Arts and His· torical Resources Commit· tee. The family will give sta· tus reports on the cleanup project every three months. WHAT THEY SAID: "All of this discussion had t o do with the rest of the prop- erty, not tow· ing business." Garlich said. "All of the property had to be brought into confor- mance, and Mr. Ro<;lriguez's business was an innocent bystander of some of t hese other issues." WHAT HAPPENED: The commission approved a fire lane for a future Calvary Church site at 211 5 Newport Blvd. WHAT IT MEANS: The 20-foot·wide drive· way. requested by the Fire Department, will be gated and only used by emer· gency vehicles. The lane wiO-.be blocked from residential properties by landscaping and a 4-foot screening wall. NEXT MEETING: WHAT: Regular Costa Mesa Planning Commis- sion meeting WHERE: Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair Drive WHEN: 6:30 p.m. April 9 INFO: (714) 7~5245 C· f Al(gwtl', IT'S TIME FOR ... fM.t~~outr ilfo. 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 CH USE 01-\ELITTE GOLD TEQUILA! 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·645 ·7616 ~~ Mattress Outlet Store BRANO NEW· COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Leal 3165 Harbor Blvd. ,~ ...-Si -• COsta Mesa OM BkKJl SouUI ol ·tG5 l'wy _. . . ' . ' 545·7168 Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Bronch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport leach Pltase call f Of hou~. duections & reservattOll\ = (949) 723-0621 = ·- Wednesday March 28. 2001 A3 Briefly_in THE NEWS Check makes Crystal Cove buyout official The CaWom 1a State Parks and developer Michael Freed officially have parted ways. The department wrote Freed a $2-mJlhon check Tuesday for the development nghts al Crysta1 ... s;ove Stale Park. The move unwinds a morn than three-year dedl between Freed cJnd the SldtC that ccllled for him lo b wJd a luxury resort on the beach. Freed's resort plan died after more thdn 600 locdls crammed d Corona del Mar aud1tonum in Jdnudry to oppose the pldn Grdnt money from the Cahforn1d Codstci.J Conser· vancy, approved Mdrch 22, mddc the buyout possible After concluctmg lwo audits of Freed'~ hncrnc1dl records earlier th1'> month, state parks ofhc1als dgreed to pay Free>d th{' $2 m1lhon, department spokesman Roy Sled ms Sd1d . The mon{'y covers expenses Fret>d mcurrecl to develop resort pldns dnd the vtlluC' of the development nghts for the ltlclimt• of the 60-year concess1onc1trP's con· tract. Freed dlc.o agreed to waive any futun> leqdl dc11mc, agamst tlw Sldle -Paul Clinton Sout h County cities to s upport curfew South County citws won't bark the extcn<.,1on ot thl' flight C'dJ"' di John Wet\ ne Airport, but lhPy wall qet bc'hind thf" c11rport 's n1qhtl) curfPw The Cl Toro Rc•uS!' Plcm· niny Authority, nine• South County cities hghb.ng an alf· port at the closed El Toro Marine base, unammously approved a resolution M on· day that opposes the curbs on passengers but supports con· tinwng the curfew. The authonty somewhat softened a stance tak en al the meeting M onddy, w hen the group discussed possibly opposing the exte nsion or both restrictions. The,caps dre set to exp1r<' in 200n, the end or the 20· year term of the deed Flight ,and passenger lim· its were imposed on John Wayne in a 1485 settlement agreement. No mora than 73 daily 4epartures are allowed Also, the airport cannot excej!d 8.4 milhon passen· gers'\innuaUy. Departures are dllowed from 7 d.m to 10 p.m. Mon· day through Saturddy, dnd 8 d.m l o 10 p.m Sunddy. Arnvdls Me dUowed from 7 d m to 11 p.m. f\-londdy through Sdlurddy dnd 8 d m. to 11 p.m Suncldy The nightly curf<'w WdS unposed pnor to the settle· . ment dgrecm0nt dnd wo~d not expire an 2005 It hds smce been wntten into ldw dS d county ordtndnn• ll could only be overturned with d SllCC<''>'>IUI ICJWS\lll -Paul Clinton Study of 2 bridges postponed for now The OrdnCJ<' County Trdn~portdll<>n \uthonty budrd hd'> dl•ldy('(I the· puhhc comment p<>r1od tor ,, -.tudy evc1ludltn~1 pldnS lo build hncf9cs on G1slN ,md 14th -.tn•l'L'> The dq<'ncy 1-. wc111inq tor n·-.pon'>f''> to lhl• '>tllcl) from two Ordngc• Count\ C"!t1c'>, which hcwe not hf'(•n nctm<'cl Tht• n•-.pon'>C''> Will h<' includNI in dn <'nvironnwnldl report that will not be avcll1· dble to the public unW the board votes to begin accepl- mg public comment on the r •port. The board has postponed the beqtnnmg of the environ· mental report process twice already d.Od is expected to dpprove the process Monday. The board 1s now expect· ed to vote to begm the publtc comment process in Idle Apnl or M ay, t1uthorily spokesmdn Gedrge Urch said Tuesday. -Jennifer Kho Worker falls 15-feet, s uffers head injuries A construction worker was reported lo he m senous con· d1llon d~er he feU 15 feet lhrouyh d !.ldlJ'WeU dnd land· ed on d concrete floor at the Newport Bluffs Apartment V1llc1ge, tutung tus head, ofh· etd.I'> sc11<1 Tuesddy The victim, who was not 1dentthed but lJebeved to be Ln his 10s, wc1s sprdy·pamUng on lh<' first floor o( the New· port Bec1ch bwlding in the 5 I 00 block or Res1d enCld at c1bout 2'45 pm . when hP mml hc1ve slipped dnd fc1llen, !->c11d Nc•wport Bedch Fire C'ctpt John Blc1uer When tirefighters dnd p<1rc1mNliC'> c1rnved, the mctn Wd'> on Uw 9round. uncon· -.now. c1ncl hlPediny hec1vt.ly With 1n1unPS to his fdCI" dnff forchpc1cl Blducr sc11d I IC' '><11cl no onC' Sd\\ the nldn fc1ll und thdt 1t 1-. not known how long he hdd hN•n on thE> yround bleedmg h<•fon• other workers spotted hllll I ft WdS stdl.llhZt>d by pctrc1nu:chrs dnd tc1ken to c1n opPn twld nec1r B1.,on Avenuf' -.o h<' rnuld be darhlted to \>\.c•stNn MNhcc1I Center in Sc1ntc1 Ana, Blduer '>c11d -Deepa Bharath PRESENTS T HE 7 ANNUA L NEWPORT BEACH OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS GOLF TOURNAME NT • C ASINO N IGH T 9:00 am shotgun Professionals • Amateurs with 12 or under SCGA ind e' • Proh'"~inn.11., nimpt?lC form l'r 'ii I O,CXlO in l."cl~h and prt7C~. 2:00 pm shotgun Amateurs (alt handicaps) Corporate foursomes Botl1 ro1111ds limitr <f to JO() golf ers each A ll Players receive ... • Open d riving range & course bev • Round of golf w ith cart • Tee bag w ith great merchandise • A delicious buffet lunch • Hosted awards reception • Tw o FREE tickets to Casino N ight (witli l1ostrd cocktails & liars d'oruvres) • FREE entry in the Sterling BMW drawing • FREE entry in the $10,000 putting contest• 'ICo.ne-A P1A11!Q __,_ IOama!lutl,,,.,., S..Oll...i RliM ltWdllMll $275 per player Casino Ni_ght Sunday, April 22 • 6:30 pm Sterling BMW Newport Buch F°OR PLAY ER OR SPONSORSHIP INF"O, CAL\.. Casino Games • Cocktails • Auction $10,000 Putting Contest New BMW 1-year lea e giveaway Additional tickets • $30 eaclr (949) 729-4400 PLUG IN G STEALING BMW N E WP ORT B E A C H Plug tnto the Piiot Clmified ~ion to find seM<ts fl'Dm e4ectronlcs Mid plumbers, to ~and painters (~ to the publid '· .. • • .., ., " ... '· A4 weernes00y. Morch 20, 2001 POWER CONTINUED FROM A 1 and lot lights In Newport Beach, rep- resentallves for a number or large companies, such as I Conexant Systems Inc. and Edwards Theatre Cucuil Inc., sa1d II was too early to tell how the latest twtSt in the state's continuing ener- gy crisis will affect them. But others said the high· er electricity prices will def - initely pose problems. "We will have to make it work,· said Debra Legan, a spokeswomdn for Hoag Hospital, adding that the new price hikes will bump the hospital's electricity bilJ from $1.1 rru lhon lo $3.l nuU1on While energy conservd- t.10n 1n the area of pal.lent care remains hrruted, hospi- tal officials are trymg lo cut power consumption by shutting orr computers overnight and turning off lights in office areds, Legan said. Costa MP!.a offtc1al s also are working to figure out how to prepdte for thP expected e lectricity bill increase. Costa M(•sa "pent $1.4 rnillfon last yea r on its elec- tricit~ bills, w1lh $661 ,000 . spent on strcc>t lights, said Marc Pucket, director of finance for the city. I le added that city oflic1dls had ant1c1patcd a 25'X, mcrease m this year's budget. A 46"1,, increase would raise thP city's btJls by $644 ,000, Pucket said 1 City ofh c1dls sa)d they'd present a hst or energy con- servation measures to City Council memhers m May. But "obv10usly, we can- not offset an increase in the 40'~• lo 46'/., range through conservation.· said Costa Mesa City Manager Allan Roeder, adding that elec- tnc1t.y use could be> reduced by 16'1., to 18'Y. .. The situation looked simllar for Newport-Mesa Unified School Di strict. Mike Fine, the d1stnct's assistant superintendent for pusiness services, said he expects lo see about $1 mil- !Jon added to the dist.net's $1.97-mlllion bill. "It's a huge sum,• Fine said. adding that distnct officials will have to consid- er ways to find the extra money. "It doesn't mean that we will stop with other" pro- grams, he said. "But it means lhat we may have to do less of something else. No question about it.• Fine added that more dggressive energy conser- vation programs probably wiU be introduced. Irvine Co. officials said they already have begun to conserve energy. While stores at Fashion Island pay their own elec- tricity bills, company offi- cials had placed motion sensors on lights in com- mon areas, among other lhmgs, said Jennifer Smith, a company spokeswoman. Te nants in the compa- ny's high-rise office build- ings will not be affected by the rate increases because the company ent~red a fixed-rate contract with an e lectricity wholesaler in 1998, Smith said . The agreement runs through 2003. Ne wport Beach officials said they could not say what future electricity bills would look like. Last year, Newport Beach's bill ran to almost $2.5 million. Richard Luehrs, the president and chief execu- live of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com- merce said California 's energy crisis had put con- sumers "between a rock and a hard spot. ·We eithe r increase pnces or suffer blackouts,· he said, adcling that a loss m sales and the need to keep paying employees during blackouts would probably cost businesses more than higher electricity rates. "Our ftrst priority is to avoid blackouts,• he said. SURVIVOR CONTINUED FROM A 1 Walking through the Coro- na deJ Mat shop, manager Gloria Godfrey points out all of Qwnliven's touches. The dressing rooms the tom out wall in the bad:. the mudding, the molding, the architecturally stylish columns near the men's apparel display -these are all his creations. He came in with paints and hammers and all sorts or tools too technical to name. • He taught other vofunteers what to do, Cod.trey added, and~ gave the Discovery Shop a new look. CHIEF CONTINUED FROM A 1 Ellis, who grew up m Cos- ta Mesa, said he has always appreciated the city's com- munity spirit. "It's such a tight communi- ty,• he said . Everybody comes together during a cri- sis, he added . "The biggest example I've seen so far is the preschool incident," he said, referring to the day in May 1999 when a man plowed through a local playground, killing two chil- REWARD CONTINUED FROM A 1 The School Site Employee Performance Bonuses are the second round of Gov. Gary Davts' educational incentive program. The program is based on the Academic Perfonnance Index, the ranking system mandated by Davis' Public Schools Accountability Act of 1999, which Lists each public school according to student performance. Statewide, schools /J?oyA.Ut.-82.,c-c'L ~~ ... //.,.:(' ~· March 29 April 5. 2001 newportbeachfilmfrst.com 9"19 253 2880 Lucy© Leigh ('i)Ldn berg II Ad•WU ·~- FYI WHA~ Sock Hop benefit night for Glenn Qulnliv- en WHEN: 6 p.m. Sunday WHERE: Hiiton Hotel, 3050 S. Bristol St., Costa Mesa cos~ S40 per person CAU: (949) 64()...4777 And then the 'cancer struck. Surprising doctors and friends, he survived through not only Christmas, New Year's and Valentine's Day, but now Easter is fast ' approaching. He sold many of his possessions to pay for his treatment and medicine, dren and injuring several oth- ers. Ellis'., community spirit is what made him the best man for the job, City Manager Allan Roeder said. ·He has been a true leader: he said, "not only within the Fire Department. He has played a significant role in taking the fire service out of the fire station and in!o lhe community.· Ellis was responsible for developing and implement- ing many of the city's commu- nity-oriented fire and emer- gency programs. Also remarkable is EU.is' and his home is in the process of being sold too. Friends and fellow volun- teers are certain be will live longer. They've orgaruzed a fund-raising Sock Hop for Sunday at the Costa Mesa Hilton Hotel. Proceeds will help to pay for his treatment and medicine. Alter all his efforts to help the shop and, ultimately, can- cer research, it's the least they could do, volunteers say. Recently, organizers of ~e store needed a truck. TheltS had broken down. lt was Quinliven, from his sick bed, who saved tbe day by giving his up. ' ·' "He'd give you the shirt off his back," Godfrey said. "Even when he had nothing. desire to make the depart- ment a bigger player by working closely with other city departments, Roeder said. In addition to serving as battaHon chief, Ellis has served as a paramedic, fire- fighter and fire captain dur- ing his 21 years with t'1e department. He manages the city's 32-member fire sup- pression division and serves as commander of its Fire Department honor guard. A Cal State Long Beach graduate. Ellis holds a bache- lor's degree in tire administra- tion. He is also an instruct.or received a score between 200 school site council. and 1,000, based on the Stan-It JS this ~rtion that teach- ford 9 test results. The s14te ers and admirfistrators are most has set a target score of goo f anxious to gel their hands on. for every school. Each school "We're extremely exc1t- that ranks below 800 1s ed.• said Mike McGuire, required to improve its score principal at Ensign lnt.erme- by 5% each year unW it diate. "It gives us the oppor- reaches 800. Schools that tunity to do some things. It receive an 800 or higher are gives us funds to contribute to expected to maintain or programs.• • improve that score each year. Some tea chers suggest These one-ti.me bonuses of that U it aU we nt to the school, nearly $600 will go to the full -or went to all schools, they time employees of the schools could be happy and have a who met their target API clear conscience. score last year. "I think it's wonderful that For each employee -from they're showing appreciation the cafeteria workers who for the hard work teachers do, serve children their lunch to but I would prefer they not the custodians and teachers, attach monetary awards to who will receive a check to testing student pe rfor- spend as they please -the mance, • said Gloria Hardy, school will get an identical curriculum leader at Kaiser check to be spent by each Elementary. •I would proba- RUNOFF CONTINUED FROM A 1 into the cove, one of 35 Areas of Special Biological Signifi- cance. The state's Ocean Plan, put in place in 1972, prohibits the dumping of pol- luted water into such an area. In the preliminary report, the slate water board rejects Caltrans' assertion in the Dec. 15 · appeal that stonn water from Coast Highway shouldn't be considered waste under state law. That interpretation has been rejected. "This contention on its face is without 'merit,• the report states. "The plam meaning of the discharge prohibition in the current Ocean Plan applles to storm- water discharges.• The regional board, in the Nov. 16 cease-and-desist order, set a two-year period for lhe elimination of pollu- tion discharges. The three parties named in the order - Caltrans, California Stale Parks and the lrvine Co. - were given until May 16 to submit runoff plans. On Tuesday, Catt.rans spokeswoman Be th Beeman said she had not had time to review the details of the draft order -the product of nego- tiations between lhe agen- cies. RUFFLES UPHOLSTER Where Your Dollar Covera Morel WE'vE MOVED 1 BLOCK NORTH Sofa $10000• OFF Club Chair $5000• OFF "With a purchase of Fabric & Labor til 04/04/01 1998 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA (949) 548-1158 Doily Pilot and we all knew what he was going through, all this cancer thing, be sa.id, 'Why don't you take my truck_t' So we d.Jd. • But it is he who ls the grateful one, wrote the former general contractor and active member in the Huntington Beach community who also served as campaign manager for former Planning Commis- sioner Geri Ortega in 1988. •If this had not have hap- pened. I probably neve r would have known how many people really care &bout me, my life and my we1J-t>eing, • he wrote. "Now, at 55, it's like being reborn, reevaluating one's life and what's important.· at Santa Ana College's hre academy. He was named employ~ of the month by the Costa Mesa City Council m February. Ellis will be sworn in at the end of May, but a spectf1c date has not been set, Sdld Roeder. Among Ellis' future plans for ·the department dre improving basic services and updating technology. "Thal keeps changing every day," Ellis said, •but we need to make swe we have the most e ffecllve equi p- ment.• bly opt to distribute the mon- ey -give 1t to all schools and not be 1t to tesbng. • r It ts that cash for numh<'r.. that has many womed. "What 1 am most con- cerned about 1s tha t it certdin- ly supports tedchmg lo the test, and the test has a V<'ry narrow scope.· Palmer sd1d "1 want my teachers not to have that be the dnvmg pomt behind the ir instruction We're talking about whole> human beings here." This is not to SdY those> checks will not be cashed, Palmer adde d. "Listen, everyonE> will lw excited lo cash thdt check there's no question,• she Sdtd "It just won't come w1Lh the same joy.· "We are continuing to work with the board to come up with a solution that work!> for both of us,• Beeman srud "Th.is moves us tn lhat dttec- tion. • After a nnouncing some details or its own runoff plan, the Irvine Co. secured an approval from lhe California Coastal Commission on March 12. The state wate r board's decision on the Caltrans appeal could send npples to state parks if that agency 1s also given an additional three years to comply with the cleanup order. Defend lhe Bay founder Bob Causlin said he was dis- appointed wtth Caltrans for trying to deny culpability for polluting the cove. The National Resources Defe nse Council JOmed Defend the Bay in filing a brief supporting the regional board's enforcement action on Feb. 27. "We're angry about these guys trying to say their pollu- tion is not pollution,• Caustln said. 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Problems that could have been resolved if the pet parents had the support of a compassionate. professional trainf'r or behaviorist." Working with animal charities. owners Michael and Angela Grier learned that 85'X.. to 90Ki* of the dogs in shelters are due to theSt> 1 behavioral problPms. Although, their charity work helped, they realized that this was not addressing nor preventing the problem from happening in the first place. Their mission now is lo empower and "upport pet parents to be their own dog's trainer. 'The Griers met animal behaviorist. Jamye Rogers, through mutual charity work and she became Good Dog University's training ~or. Her jlasl position a.~ 1)1e head trainer for tht: PAWS program won the Disneyla~d Community Service Award. an unprecedented f~r yPan; running. 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Baths and grooming are available upon request All owners are required to provide documentation verifying that each dog has current vaccinations in order to protect the health of each pet The kennel i open for inspection by discerning pet owners and wt• welcome uwnt.•rs to visit their pets during long-term visits. A romplt'tely fenct-d grass yard is provided for owner/dog playtime. Advance reservations are always recommended due to Rebelrun's policy of limiting the number of dogs who can bt: accommodated and given individual care. Their goal is to have happy customers -canine and human. For mort information, call Rebtlrun Kennel in Sa11ta Ana HPights at (714) 751-5068. C.A.H. .. ~ All Breeds .. ~ Professional Loving Care .. ~ Natural Products .. ~ Hot Oil Treatments Certified ~ $5.06 -0i=-F WITH -AD 1 New c ustomers only expl,.a April 13th 1 '--------------------- C laudio rem Ii (714) 434-2969 3023 #A Harbor, C.M. . ~4,~ea~:~ c2~~~~~}'!AINING~ o c.-, a "' · ':JtJlA. O .. 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"'"'"' '"""0'1 •l Piuno, S.m 81 Ja.lu IRVINE ANIMAL CARE CENTER 949-n+n4s A4227S3, f, 9yn. dam lh a In u•'••t M,.,,.ory of Happy&"'- ANIMAL CARE SEJMCf.S (714) 9J5-7419 11412176, (, I yr, cal clom lh I• lot-r•t Mrmory, •/ Tridi.y ANIMAL CARE SERVI~ (714) 9Js-7419 AJ96132, (, pm eb.p • s,..,.,,.J,,, An Anim.J Lowt ANIMAL CAR! SERVICES (711) 93S-7419 A422S44, (, Syn. oklt1 111 1-i111 Mmro'1 •f Oooolo ANIMAL CAR! SEIMOO (714) 935-7419 M11642, •· 3yn, ..... ._ o1o """'"'., ...... "' .......... ANJMAL CUI! SFJMCfS Ol4) <JlS.7419 Agencies in our area to help with your adoption n~s IKVINE ANIMAL ANIMALMllSrANCZ UAGtJI A422276. f,.lyr, calico, clom Ui I• Lll••"t Mmrory of °"' ~ Kit Kudaa) ANIMAL CAJtE Sl!RVICE.S (714) ?Js-7419 Sparltlco, £, I yr, •""P • s,..,,,,.,.,,, So. CaL Lab R.na>c O.C. HUMANE SOCIE'JY 714.S36.&480 Wi.t<lom, m, lyn, hUJltcy a 5po11wrrtl by Or. Rd>ctta L.nru O.C. HUMANE SOCIElY • 714.S36.8480 Spluh, r. lyn, wrlcr' . ..,..'°"" "1 n.. Coou Moo 8atli Pat\ FGu..d.tioo O.C. HUMANE SOCIE1Y 7 14.SJ(i.8480 Bobby. m, dom mh, adult. ncutU«d 5po11wml '1y H<nhc:y Kl.. lRVINE ANIMAL CARE CENTER 949-n 4-n 4s A122S37, (, I yr, .... cartk doe a Spo-"J!r., Higiru 81 Toooca ANlMAl. CARE SERVICES (714) 935-7419 A411679, ot, lyr, lab ma In L""'"l Mmw1 •( Twinlll• & Sammy I ANIMAL CA.RE SERVICES (714) 935-7419 "417196, f, 17 moo, lab tt1 • 111 ,,,,.,,,, M,,,.o.., •I Corl<y 81 T dy ANIMAL CARE SERVICES (714) 9JS-7419 11422194, (, )yrd, codia .,_ s,.,,,,,m1"' AJ Home Cat c... I• 1.11.,.l M,_'1 •f Pr.nett ANIMAL CARE SEJMCES (714) 9JS-7419 A41"44, f, 7yn. ........ s,.-.1'1 ....~ ANIMAL CA1lE SfJMC£S (714 935-7419 . 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HUMANE ~ETY 7 14.S3'A480 I lcnJq , "'• J)'n. \hep t. nwtcrc:d ..,,.",, .,, ''·> M111ti1tn Pirr-rin IRVINI ANIMAi LARI C ~NII R 9•'> .,2<1 -•s Rodoo, r;ihhh, '"· 4mo\~ nn11c-n:ll v "' ,,.,, "• ..,._'IM...t.. .. wlltl\n.(-lnit IRVINI A"l\1AI CAAi (I "II R 'l•'l .,M ..-IS !Ynn)• m) I'""'" d1rd .. ,,.. '"'i aihu lll chorion< v,.,.,.11,.,..,.. I "It ANIMAi A.'-\1\1 \ '11C ~ IJ.$,I I "'11.\"l.0"'"'1 M. J,.-n. daJmat.ion ""I'''" ,,,,,,. J•r Lit J<f. LM N.11. l'•n• llep• 'II \'l\t\I \IUllllt • 'i It k1\(°• Ro•» (, \y~. •h ,, ~, .,,,/M Karen ~1l"lTr '\fl \I •1·u. u I..!,.., Gtu (,,.., m. l•r.. Jo '1 .... ,JI, n,,.., l>or Ba.ken '\II o\J • , ... , 1.~11 I'\.' S.."1• r, 2yn. •h ,,.,,,,,,,,,,, bl I hn-e l>oc Balierv ""( " .... ,,,~,I.'"\.• Roc:kn. (, I yr. bour a 'r .•. .,J., ...,,,,., ~ Bo.k~ry Q,C. llllMAl'ot M>CIETY 714.\J6,M80 Liodr)o. r. ~ ., .. .,..,.... ..,.,,,,,rw1~ lluu Doti &kuy O.C. 11\IMANE SOCIETY 714.\.)6.-..0 ·~-· ~ I ·~ -. -- 1/ ., ~,,di·· l)1t'Atdu, IRVINI A'lllMAI <.ARI (I "' 11 R 'llY 1l• -1~ \11011'1 (, •ulul1, dom '"· 'f>•HJ I ·1~riJ I Joh" N \h,uon \c.hu"1••hc-r IMVl'I "l\IAI (ARI (I' 1111 •)1?-14-,, \t..tQH'e f. $r'h U•«t ' John 6 \h,ron '>.hurn •• h., A'll\IAI A\.\l\rAM I I I \1,1 I • 1 <1 • .11 .1.0-.. 1 f, z.,. blk & •h gr• d•n• " •r~•cd 'f ''' ,,,,,J; I Jotrn l'< \h.uon '-'.hum.u,htr 'I• '''"\I 1111 I t•'ll H 'f llntu, m . .chr,, ,h .. .,. I, John Ile \h&ron \<h .. m••hcr ,, I I ... , " ( 1nn.&m0n .. m. ~, t• lh 'I ~ / r1 John I!< \haron \chum••h<r '1\11 ,, 14·i ,., .. . . Oun. m, ~yn, lh ht J,., ,,,, ""''"'"' ,., lri.t, rumplun, CcKo• & ···•(_ht• ... "" \I ·11•111\0 I .... Moppc-11. "'· ~ ""' h .. r ~tt ' '" ' ·~i __.,."' lrl .. Pu .. pe.. .. , <.ocoe It P111dtn 0.L. llllMANf ~It rY 714.\J6.MllO Milk, f, Jyn. ....-. , ..,,.,,,_."" Kadty ltotr ... .,. O.C. llUMANESOC IFlY 714. SJ6.l.4a0 ( .uod I lore l fll\<'htt) • lk\11'1 ANIMAi <"Ml (~'fl I It ') •'> ... l •.... •\ ( .ouJ f>ut: l ni~• "'" • IR\ l'I \'1\111 < \Ml <I' II R ')t'f • • 1\ \rlo ftl, l·H. b~ ~ .. dJt m.an l R,..; hrl I\ "•1C1:•e I \ ·.1\! \ 1111111 l1lh11 ' . Ul1¥H,m I ~tn. lh ,, ,. ''* . •" Rnhd N M•IQ(H· I \I .. Bouuit, (. hr, •h ,., . I ltKhd II< M4QJ< ' • .\ 11 \ I t I ft\I I.am "' ~, ..... '" ,., "-t.-,.....1........,.r.t~ '\ ' \l ,,, u I•\! \coOl('f, r. bn:to.. \h 'r ''I • 11., AJ. ......... i,...... &I l:..drrr-1 '\II"' >"' J h\tt I! 4-! N1Htclla. c. i .... <IKp ... ,.Vt<! ..,... .. A..( ...... ~a t..........- 0.r Hl MANI ~)(If rY 7 14.Hf>.11480 For the next Save A Llfe ••• Adopt A Pet section contact: Mario Simenclc at 949 .~ 7 4.427 8 or e-mail: morio.simenclc@lotimes.com r s "·"'" l\ \t.u•h .. IM\ INI A""l\t.\I CARI ·1 I 'I II M ' ,, 111 -l t I~ t\..,.tt" ltuffu•-'U \"\l~l \\\l\I\'< I II \1,11 •11 I I.fl -1 C ho• (mu•\ tn \U,n I 1111 .. n ,,hlu 01 Ill \l\'I \I.IC II n -11 ''" "11«1 'P• (,rt."tt""C'' 0 < Ill \11\'I \II< II n .. .. 'w. ""II() l'•ro U1JI \1..( ormu.&r. 0 <.Ill \1 "I 'i'lC II I\ ·1 1 \lfdltkO """ (, ., ... ·her -.. •pa...-d )II .&nd her I ut> ll.<. Ill \I'"' \CX II 11 ~14 \W11k80 Popp" (, ~.,... hu•lry. "f'4'Td ' . ,,J •• l>t 1t.i-.. 1_,, ()( Ill MA't 'i(X.11 n .. ,. ~W.S..llO ( .. ......,.. • J,n. MWlttf4. 'f"ll \ \ ./"' llf ~YlA"OU tH Ill Ml\'ltf 'i()l.JI n .,1Ml6.IM80 ........ ""'4*; ... ..,.. """ .. o,......,.,.~ O.C. lll'MANUOOllY 714.\l6.Mell ..... ~., W... l~l,_, __ ,. _.... AHIMA&. CAM C..lln'Ta N9;:J4."!""0 • . Quote Of IHEDAY •1 just think WI nmed our chances. We're g,etling better and that's what matters ... " O.n Glenn, Newport volleyball coach t-I • .,.,..,, • ... Apff 2 honoree 1 Spom 1t11 ~sw. · IOI PACl'R ....._ ... - Doily Pilot in five at • I eu ~\ ' ' : • Newport Harbor shows a ton of heart with two big rallies. but mistakes prove too costly in five-game loss. Tony Altobelli DAILY PtlOT IRVINE -Round one goes lo the Irvine High boys volleyball team, but not by much. Down 2-0 in games to the host VaquPros, Newport Harbor refused tu di£> dnd despite the 15-5, 15-11 , 6- 15, 9-15. 17-15 Sea View League loss. U1e Sd1lors are already licking their chops for the rematch al New- port on April I 2. "Our guys hung m there and I'm Hith school BASEBALL Estancia strands 14,,falls • Eagles Jeave 14 runners on base in 9-8 Pacific Coast League loss at Northwood. IRVINE -The Estancia High bu~eball team left 14 runners !>lrundeci and was left searching for 1ts I Lrst Parihc Coast League victory dfter host Northwood won, 9-8, Tuesday. Eagles .J.B. Golf and Armando Ortiz went 3 for 4. GoU, a ·Juruor who smacked a triple to begin a thrN•-run sixth inning, scored lwt< '" Ortiz, a senior, finished with dO RCJ "We JUSt left too many guys on base." Estancia Coach Doug Deats !>ritd "We played better defense (than in pre- v i 0 u s STANDINGS games) we had our Pacific Coast League chances. We w L T left bases CdM 4 0 0 Costa Mesa 3 0 1 University 2 1 1 Laguna Beach 1 3 0 No rthwood 1 J 0 Est.:incia 0 4 0 Tuesday's scores CdM 6. UniveNty 5 Mesa 6. Laguna Beach 4 Northwood 9, Est.anda 8 Friday (3:1S p.m .) CdM at c.osta Mesa University at Estancia Northvvood at Lag. Beach 0-4 m ledgue) loaded in the fourth and filth . The differ- ence was clutch hit- tmg and we didn't get it. .. .Juni o r Paul Flori went 3 for 5 with one RBI, while iuruor Casey Gates fin - ished 2 for 3 for the Eagles (3-7, After Goff's triple, Ortiz CTdCked dO 1nI1eld smyle . Then, Flori singled 1n Gorr. A fielder's choice brought in Orllz and senior Bre nt DaVJs scored on cU1 error. That inning. however, <•n<led with a Northwood double rtdy. The Eagles scored three runs in lh P c;even th to overcome the deficit. With the bases loaded, Ortiz sin- uled 1n senior Andy Romo. And Flun's base hit brought in junior MJtch Valdes. Davis. who popped a sam11ce fly to score Ortiz, was the lying run left on base. The Tunberwolves ( 1-7, 1-3) WQn lhPlr first game Of the season. Estancia will seek its hrst PCL win when it hosts University on Friday as the Paofic Coast League base- bdll wars continue. proud of them for that," Newporf Coach Dan Glenn said. "We spotted them the first two games, but we regrouped and w~ played tough.• The 0-2· hole . wasn't -the only obstacle the Tars (2-4, 0-1 in league) overcame. Newport, ranked No. 1 in CIF Southern Section Division Ill, trailed 11 -3, in Game 5, but fought back to even things up at 14-14, only to see Irvine (6-1 , 1-0), ranked No. 6 in Division D, pull out the win. games, Newporct · regrouped and · took control of GC\Jlle 3'. Blake Tip· pett, back.from an ankle injury, led the Sailors with 24 kills, while junior Greg Perrine added 21. Irvine managed lo tie the game at 7- 7 befo(e gift-wrapping seven straight to the Sailors on errors. MWe stopped diggihg and we.got on our heelS, • Mednick said. ·we played awful and we brought them back into the match.· Unfortunately for the Sail.ors, the gift of giving was a two-sided street. With Game 5 tied at 2-2, hvine went on a 9-1 run, with all nine points com: ing on errant kill attempts by Newport. "We had that big run in the final game and apparently we needed every one of those points.• lrvine Coast Mark Mednick said. "We knew that Newport was not going to lose this match, we were going to have to win it. n li"ying to overcome two 6-foot-7 Vaqueros hitters, UCLA-bound Kris Kraushaar (28 kills, 20 digs) and Zach Jardine (27 kills, 20 digs), Newport countered with 6-7 Jamie Diefenbach. The freshman's block- ing and enthusiasm rubbed off on the rest of the team as Newport led Game 3 from start to finish. "I don't think it was a matter of being ti.red or anything,• Glenn said. "I just think we missed our chances. We're getting better and that's what matters." After a sloppy first couple of Newport trailed, 4-2, in Game 4 before a 5-0 spurt turned the qiomentum back to the Sailors. Tippett put together a string of inspired play to help Newport claw back into the match. His three kills DAILY Pit.OT PHOTOS BY DON LEACH Corona del Mar's Andrew Johns gets down and dirty as he is caught trying to steal second base. -' ' e • Sea Kings r?tilY twice to tie Uni, before Johns' two-run single makes the difference. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT CORONA DEL MAR -Corona del Mar High baseball coach John Emme is no mad diamond sci- entist. Yet, in his four-year tenure, the Sea Kings' varsity scheduJe has resembled a laboratory exper- iment for different ways to win ballgames. In 1998 and '99, "Corona del Mash" utilized a destructive offense to simply beat foes into submis- sion. This method, becoming increasingly more popuJar in the long-ball era, led to a CIF Southern Section Division rv btle in '99. Last spring, CdM rode a band of base-stealers to the ClF playoffs. _ This season , however, the Sea Kings have added pitching, defense and offensive intangibles to their home-run trots and head-first slides. The resuJ ts were strikingly apparent Tuesday afternoon, when the Sea Kings outexecuted visiting University to earn a crucial 6·5 Pacific Coast League Vici Ory. The win over the two-time defending PCL cham- pions allowed the Sea Kings (7 -3, 4-0 in league) to maintain sole possession of first place, heading into another first-place showdown at Costa Mesa (3-0-1 in league) Friday. It also ended a 17-game league unbeaten skein for the Trojans (5-4-1, 2-1-1), who now find themselves in the unfamiliar third-place position. But, perhaps most importantly, the victory showed this year's Sea Kings can win without the long ball or the stolen base. "That was something,• said Emme, who watched his team come from behind twice to tie, then forge ahead and hang on. It began on the mound, where sophomore left· hander Nick Rhodes, who had won all three of his previous varsity decisions, provid ed heavy doses of damage control in five quality innings. Rhodes, spotting three pitches and showing no awe of the playoff atmosphere that enveloped the CdM shortstop Keith Long runs down a liner. game, stranded nine Trojans, including the bases loaded in the first and second, before giving way to senior Cavan Cuyler. Cuyler, who made a mechanical adjustment based on a flaw Emme picked up in a Daily Pilot photo of the Sea Kings' victory Friday over Estancia, pitched two strong innings to earn his third win in four decisions. After Uni turned four singles into two runs in the first, CdM manufactured its first run. Leadoff man Dave Knech t singled, was balked to second, then advanced to third OD Keith Long's Oy to right. Knecht then motored home on Billy Eagle's groundout. The Sea Kings cashed in a leadoff error in the second to pull even, as Jason Savopolos reached oD an errant throw to first. Rory McKeever followed with a walk and both moved up on a passed ball. Savopolos then scored on K.necht's sacrifice fly to center. CdM senior first baseman Andrew Johns struck out with the bases loaded to end the threat, b.ut he SEE COM PAGE A9 ·' '· • v ' \ ' an d two b1~f c;ij s, to go along' ·th two wid,~'' J rvine kill aµe;npts. pelped 'S'p#k Newport's,6·P nm. cuttin~' tlJ(e' lead to 11-9 .. • / ~~, scored three ~ otlthe 11ext follr1 points for a 14-',J,.l lead, but Newport still refuse~ to go away~ The Sailors overcame three match points. 1'wo Tippett kills and a service winner by Perrine brought Newport even al 14-14. Both teams traded points for a 15- 15 score befo re J ardine came through with a kiH·and Jay Jensen (16 digs) blocked a Newport smash to end the two-hour battle. Christian Berg-Hansen added 17 kills, while Morgan Craig chipped in 14 for the Sailors. Mustangs come ·up huge, 6-4 • Cosa Mesa comes back to top Laguna Beach in an all- imp ortant week in the PC L. Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa High's big week in Pacific Coast League baseball began with a huge win over visiting Lagund Beach Tuesday. The Mustangs (8-1-1. 3-0-1 in league) responded to their neax- effortless win over Northwood Fri- day, with an obvious dhpldy oi desire. Mesa overcame two Laguna Beach leads, scored three runs in the sixth and junior Nick Cdb1co earned his first save of the season, to claim a 6-4 win. HThey were upset rlnd embar- rassed with the way they played (Fri- day).• Mesa Coach Kirk Bauermeis- ter said. "The main thing was that we came out and we played hard and competed for seven innings. If our kids can do that, we're always going to be OK.· Down, 4-3. to begm the sixth. Mesa's seniors became heroes. Car- los Franco, who relieved Ryan Costelloe m the fifth, retired the side in order in the sixth. Then, with run- ners on first and second and two outs, Franco grounded an 0-2 pitch just mside third base. Cabico scored for the lead and a Laguna Beach wild throw to first brought in junior Michael McGuire. Mesa senior catcher Daniel Hunter scored senior Evan McGuire with a sacrifice fly. Evan McGuire and Cabico started the. rally, chop- ping grounders to the Artists' short- stop, who dropped each one, allow- ing Mesa runners to beat the throw to first. "I don't really preach that much about the score of the gumc and wins," Bauermeister said. "Tl's more of playing bard and competing. The main thing is that at the end of the day, you need to tee! good about your effort, You need to play hard and we did that today." Said Franco, "(Monday} was probably our best practice. That Northwood game went so bad for us, we had to go into practice and tum it up a notch." The Mustangs lifted that notch after Laguna (4-6, 1-3) built a 3-0 lead in the fourth. Mesa answered in the bottom of the inning, when junior Billy Halver• son used a third-strike passed ball to get on base and designated hitter Kevin DeSandro brought him in with his high chopper over the second baseman. With two outs, Michael McGuire grounded to the pitcher, who made a wild throw past first, scoring DeSon- dro and Cabico, who walked. Coro11a del Mar punches out Unive-rsity, 12-6 • Sea Kings still unbeaten after Pacific Coast League victory. CORONA DEL MAR -Senior missing its top player, Aaron Yovan. standout Brian Morton, headed for CdM (9·0, 4-0), ranked No. l in UCI next year, swept at No. 1 sin-Orange County, will host Wood- gles for Corona del Mar High, while bridge today in a nonleague match. the No. 2 doubles team of Garrett Snyder and Randy Myers also swept, as the host Sea Kings defeat- ed University. 12-6, in a Pacific Coast League boys tennis match Tuesday. I'.,.. •(The 'ltojaos) will be a lot tougher next time,,. CdM Coach I nm Mang said, ref erring lo the fact ..thaL Un! (8-4, 3· 1 in the PCL) was MafllC COAST LIAGW eo.o... aa MM 12., ~I lll'lflee ·Morton (CdM) cMf. U, 7-6, def. Lawrence, 6-3, def. Haler, &..2; "-le't (CdM) lost. o.6, ().6, 2-6i hll (CdM) lost. 6-7, won 6-0, 6-1. DourllH • Kulmatfdd·~ (CdM) lost to HJu.OMn, 6-7, dwf. Nguyef'l·lot. 6-2, *f. ICJm.Scott, 6-c>: ~·Mytn (CdM) won. 6-3, 6-0, 6-0; W~ Stodlw.lt (CdM) 1os1, 1-6, WO!'\ 6-J, 7-S. TENNIS Woodbridge tops Tars IRVINE -Senior Colin Duncan and freshman 'JYler Deck won a set at No. 1 doubles for Newport Harbor High and lost ln a tiebreak~ ln another Tuesday in host Wood- bridge'• 17·1 Seo Vlew League boys tennis victory. The Warrion improved to 8-3, 2.0 ln league. Herbor fell to 1-S, 0·2. The Sa1lon have a bye 1bund4y and WW bOlt AlilO Njguel 1\aelday ottemoon . MA V.W UMIUI WooGMMI 17, --°"' tw.c. 1 ..... • Hirst (NH) lost to Oljala, ().6, lost to Strozier, CMi, lost to Mendelson, o.6; 1 ~ (NH) lost. CMi, ().6, 2-6; Nguyen (NH) lost. ().6, 0-6, ().6, Dcdat11 -Dunui.,..Oeck (NH) lost to Trvong-Van Unge, 2-6, lost to Le-Omiont, 6-7 (J.n, def. 8renner-<ioldbera. M ; ~Schaffer (NH) lost. 1-6, 6-7-(64), 04; hn~Lund (NH) los1, 1-6, 1-6, o-6. OCC women clinch oo-dtle COSTA MBSA -Orange CoQt College's women's tennil teem waa an 8-1 winner over villling PuDilrtoo n.ct.y, bnprovtng to 9-3, 7-1 In tbe Orange Empire Conferen04• .and cl.inching no worse than a tic foe the conference aown, the 17th for Coach Janice Maran 1rt 24 5Ca.Sona. Her teams overall are 336·57 (85.5%), 2-46- 28 (89.8%) in conference play. ouw .... cor••au:•..._ a... CoMT .. ~, .......... ~ (OCC) dtf. ShHb, 7 .. , 6-2; CMtetlwios (f) dtf. Mal, 5-7, M , 6l; McNamwa (OCQ def. Coffey. .. 2, M; L.-wwon (OCO def. Z«egou. 6-2, .. l; ~ (CCC) def. l«khe, "1, 6-0; loehm ioco won by defauft. .,.. II • Mat-u.w.on (OCQ def. I ~.1-1; McNemer•~ (OCQ dtf.~a.o; loehn: Mena (OCQ won by deflutt. .. ,. , Doily Pilot SUMMARIES Laguna 000 310 o · 4 s 6 'M esa 000 303 x • 6 4 1 Merz, Dy-8unc1<>(S) and Baumer; Haubrick, Stevens (4), Costelloe (5), Franco (5), eablco (7) and Hunter. W • Franco, 2·0; S'V • cabico ( 1). L Merz. 3-2. 2B ·Whalen (LB). MOFtC COAST LEAGUE NomfW0007 ESTANCIA 6 Estancia 2000033.9111 NcJ1l'tMxxj 030 213 X • 9 9 4 I Davis, Flori (6) and Lund; Grey, Lucas (7) and Changala. W • Grey. L • Davis, 2·2. 2B · Ortiz (E). Changala (N), Gragano (N). 3B • Goff (E), Harper (N). PAORC COAST LEAGUE CoRoNA DEL Mu 6, UNtV£RSITY 5 University 200 200 1 · 5 11 3 CdM 101 202 x • 6 7 O Stone, Sherwood (4) and Edmunds; Rhodes, Cuyler (6) and McKeever. W • Cuyler. 3-1. L • Sherwood. 2B • Gerakos (U), Knecht (CdM), Chaney (U). DON LEACH I OAlt.Y Pit.OT Cd.M's Wes Hoddnson snares an infield grounde r Tuesday. SPORIS-: COM CONTINUED FROM AS would later get more than enour1h redemption. After the Trojans scored twice in the fourth, an RBI sin- gle by Knecht and a Uni throw- ing error allowed the hosts to knot the score, 4-4. It· stayed that way until the CdM sixth, when Knecht trig- gered the winning rally with a one-out double off tlle left-field fence. After Knect>t·advanced to third ·on a nyoot, Eagle was walked int~11donally for the sec- ond time and Eric Snell was hit by a pitch to load the bases. Then, Johns, making what Emme later called a mid-at-bat adjustment, grounded a two- run single through the middle. ~That was my best hit ever," said Johns. whose heroic knock stood up, despite a· Uni run m the seventh. Knecht was 3 for 3 with two RBis and two runs, while Johns and Derrick Lewis also had two hits for the winners. Johns also anchored an errorless defensive effort. scooping out a handful of low throws to first. Additional defensive prowess was shown by Long, Snell, McKeever and Wes Hock.inson. JC BASEBALL Beerer { 4 for 4) ignites BucS' over ·Golden West, 9-3 •Orange Coast College improves to 18-6, 8-4 in OEC with victory. COSTA MESA -Newport Harbor Higt\ product Scott Beerer went 4 for 4 with two RBls to lead Orange Coast College to a 9-3 . Orange Empire Conference basebaU victory over vis1un9 Golden West College Tuesday. The Ptrates, 18-6, 8-4 in the OEC. banged out 13 hits. including doubles by Beerer, Jonathan Smith dnd Troy Bokosk y. The Pirdtes broke it open with a SLX-run suclh mrung Wlth six straight hits, keyed by a bases-clearing double by Smith. OAAHG£ EMPIRE CONF£RENCE OCC 9, GOU>EH WEST l Golden West 010 100 010 . 3 10 o Orange Coast 106 001 lOx · 9 13 4 Hochgesang, Brizendine (7). Rincon (B) and Saltarelli. Cox; Williams, Courvo1s1er (8) and M\Jrphy W • Williams. 1·1 L -Hochgesang, 1-4. 2B Hanson (GW), Beerer (OCC). Smith (OCC), Bokosky (OCC) Wednesday. Morch 28, 200 I A9 Lions split, 3-1·, 3-1-- COSTA MESA Van- guard University and vis1tl.llg Point Loma Nazarepe traded 3-1 Golden State Athleuc Conference,. softball v1ctones 111 a doubleheader Tuesday. Point Loma took 'the opener behind Leslie Lud- low's hve-h1ller. ds Gmd Liebengood, despite• dllow- mg JUSt three tuti., took the loss. In the rughlcap the Lions, with Uebengood p1tc'hlng the final three· 1nrungs, pulled it out with three runs m the sucth mrung Andred Sducedo drove in Sarah Ashley to lie the COLLEGE SOFTBALL gdme, then NikJo Benrung ctoubl(ld in the wuuung and m1tutdnce runs on. thf' ne.xl p1tc:h Game,. PotNT l..oMA ], VAHGUAltD 1 Pt Loma 000 1200-3 3 2 Vanguard 001 000 0 • 1 5 1 Ludlow and Y~nez. uebengood and Rolle W Ludlow, 12 1. L L1ebengood, 10-7. Gamel VANGUAftp l , PotNT loMA 1 Pt Loma , 000 100 O 1 8 2 . Vanguard 000 003 x 3 4 1 Shute and Yanez, Atchley. ~1ebengood (4) ancj Rolle W L1ebengood. 11 7 L Shute 9-4 HIGH SCHOO L SOFTBALL Tars shut down Costa Mesa, 5-0 NEWPOR:f BEAC'H Newport 1-ldrbor H 1gh's Sdb· nna Couch threw d two-tut- ler to lt>dd the Sdtlor'i' soft- bcill tedm to d 5-0 nonleague wm ovf>f v1s1Ung ('o.,ld Mesd Tuesddy the \l),th mnm<J with one out Kdly l{prush tollowed Topps \.'.1th d ..,mylc: ol her own l larbor 18 h) will hcJ".t ~b d90 m d douhll•heddN Sdtur- ddy Mc~ I S-4-: I ho<>Lc; Cdp!S- trd.Oo VaJl(•y C'hnsbdn toddy NONl£AGUE NEWPORT 5, COSTA M ESA 0 Costa Mesa 000 000 0 0 2 3 Newpon. Harbor 500 000 x 5 9 O Tars sweep Monarchs SCHEDULE TODAY Tdrs sophomon• Amdnda Cdmpbell pounded d two- run doubl(l m thr first inning. while Shelby Crisp dnd Athend Vdsqu<'7 fin- 1r,hed w1lh two hits C:dch Mesd '> Anne ldn<' Topp'> o;po!lecl Couch's no-h1tt<>r m HIGH SCHOOL GOLF Lindsay. Franco (7) and Watkins; Sabrina Couch and Bearden W Couch, 2 0 L Lindsay 2B (ampbell (NH) • ~~ and field •Cole, Weiner, Huang spark boys; Geehr, Tajima pace girls' triumph. NONLEAGUIE llOYS NEWPOWT HAM0tt 103, MATER Oft 62 200 medley relay -1. New port Harbor (Cole, Stabler, Armstrong, Vanderberg). 1: S 1.84. Community coll~ men ar>d women Orange Coast at Soulhern c.thforn1a Multiple Events Champ1onsh1ps at Alco Tra1n1ng Center, Chula Vista, 9 a m Corona del Mar outshoot5 Estancia by 10 NEWPORT BEACH -SWIMMING The Newport Hdrbor High boys dnd guls swim tedms handled v1s1ting Milter Dc1 Tu£>sday to claun nonleague victonC's 200 free · 1. Cole (NH}, 1 :51.32; 2. Dillman (NH), 2:07.62; 3. Barker (MD). 2:08.63 200 IM . 1. Cote (NH). 2:10.76; 2. Stabler (NH). 2:19.50; 3. Randall (MO), 2:23.92. 50 free · 1. Borzack (MO), 23.83; 2. Weiner (NH), 24.09; 3. Bury (NH), 24.73. High school boys and girls Lilguna Hills at Newport Harbor, 3 p m •Tennis High school boys • fatrmont Prep at Estancia, l 15 pm . WOOdbrtd<Je at Corona del Mar, J p m •aaMball NEWPORT BEACI I -Coroncl del M eir l ligh 1unior Joe Kwon hriished ds ttw medt1llst. shootinq l-over-ptlT 38 to ledd lhP SPd Kmy., buvs golf ll'dm to a 208-.l 18 Pdllh< Coast Lea gut• \'ICtory ovPr CstdnCld di Newport Bc•dc h Country Club TuP .. ddy The Sailors boys won. 101-b2. whtle the guts pTevalled, 107-t>J Sophomores AndrE>w Cole and Ndlhan Werner, ds well as Junior Jondthdn Hudng were standouts for the I ldrbor boy!. 100 fly -1. Mastrloanni (MO), 1:01.79; 2. Vanderberg (NH). 1:04.34; 3. Hockenberg (NH), 1:05.47. 100 free · 1. Weiner (NH). 53.56; 2. Zeck (M O), 54 31, 3 Bury (NH), 55.74. 500 free · 1. Sinclair (NH), 5:29.33; 2. Armstrong (NH), 5:36.27; 3. Zeck (MD). 5:41.84 High school Newport Harbor at Laguna Hills, 3 15 p m • Volleyball Community colle<Je men Ef Camino at 01ange Coa~1. 7 pm Cd?\-1 senior John Kwon shot 40 on thr pt1r· b cour<.,<.• d.Od iuruor Jai.on W1sh<'nqrt1d carded d 4.l Sophomor1• Nick Shermdn c.1nd freshmdn•Alex Ch1kovdm f'tarh .,hot 44 lur the Sea King .. (7 • 1,4 -0) Cole won th(> 200-yard freestyle (1 .51.32) and the 200 ind1v1dual medley (2:10 761 and was dlso on the• victorious 200 medley relay team 200 free relay • 1. Newport Harbor (Bury, Vanderberg, Weiner, Huang). 1:37.07. High school boys Corona del Mar at Laguna Buch, 6 p m , Costa Me\<l at Estancia. 6 p m Estt1nnd Junior Jcwy MuC'llt•r led lht· [dQlf''> 17-l .l-1), shooung '.34, whdc iumor Nick Rd70 -;hot 4 I t1nd '>Ophomore Jason Cdssidy fmt!ih<>cl w1th 42 100 back . 1. Huang (NH). 1:06.45; 2. Kelly (MO), 1.09.07; 3. Bean CNH).11:11.69. 100 breast -1. Stab er (NH), 1:12.59; 2. Randall (MO), 1:12.61; 3. Huang (NH), 1:14.09. •Swimming High school boys •nd girk • Northvoew at Corona del Mar, 3 15 pm, Estancia at Laguna Beach, 3 15 pm., Costa Mesa at Un1vef11ty, 3 15 p.m The batUe of th • PCL unbeaten., will fC'dture Cdf\.f d9dtru.l Uruver..aty at Nev:port i:leach Country C 'Juh, Thur..dt1) dl 3.30 p.m Wemer (100 fn•f'J and Hudng (100 back- stroke), added contnbutJons to both freestyle relay wins to thP1r 1nd1v1dual event tnumphs. ~ free relay • 1. Newport Harbor (Armstrong, Bury, Weiner, Huang), 3:43.20. NONUAGUIE GlftLS • Softball Costa Mesa fa lls to orthwood The Harbor boys improve to 2-2, whtle Maler De1 falls to 0-5. Juruur C d!ly GPehr and sophomore Mai TaJUTld each v,ron two events dnd were on two relays to help the Sadors guls team unprove to 3-t and drop Mater Dei to 5-1. NEWP<>«r HAM0tt 107, MATO D£J 63 200 medley relay -1. Newport Harbor (Ta1ima, Arrow, Geehr, Murphy), 1 :56.30. 200 free · 1. Tajima (NH). 2:05.10; 2. Karges (NH), 2:10.96; 3. Belden (NH), 2:12.90. 200 IM -1. Geehr (NH), 2:09.21; 2. Joseph (MO). 2.18.89; 3. Murphy (NH), 2:19.38. Community college men Ofi1nge Coast at ln11ne Valley, 3 p m High school boys -cap1m.ino Valley Christian at Costa Me\&, 3 15 pm. • Goff High school boys IMne ~ Newpon Harbor, at Santa Ana CC. COSTA MESA -Costa MPsd Htqh\ Bl)Ce Sht•ncfon earned meddltM honor.. wtth d 4-over '.19, hut v1.,1unq North· wood deleated lhe f\l ustangs, 237-24b, m t1 Pt1c1f1t Cnclst League boys golf mdlch Tue'>dd) t1I Cci .. tc1 \1l·!.a c;o11 & Country Club fl\.fe!>d Lutdd Courwt Geehr topped the held in the 200 lM (2:09.21) and the 500 free (5:09.44). whtle Taji- ma won the 200 free (2 05 10) aqd the 100 backstroke ( l :02 07. SO free · 1. Beko (MO), 26.48; 2. Bannon (MD), 26.81; 3. Wight (NH), 27.81. 100 fly · 1. Tran (MD), 1:01.74; 2 Lansing (NH). 1.06.80; 3. Braly (NH), 1:06.93. 3 p.m.; Estancia II\ No<thwood at Oak Creek. Laguna Beach II\ Costa Mesa at Costa Mesa G&CC. M~ Linda course, 2 pm Mesd fell to 0-3 m PCL mdtches Kf'vm AIE.•xdnder t48) Michdel GardinN (50), Df>\On Stephen') 1511 dOd Bnan BcMch (51:!) also scored for lhc> Mustdnq., 100 free -1. E Ball (NH), 57.14; 2. Hittner (MO), 59.68; 3. Daw1rs (MO), 59.96. • ladmlnton Communrty college O•a"9f' Coast at Compton. 3 p m Erin Ball (100 fr<'<>) and Jennifer Arrow (100 breaststroke) also won ind1v1duaJ events and conlnbuted to one wmrung relay apiece 500 free -1. Geehr (NH), 5:09.44; 2. Joseph (MO), 5:26.46; 3. Lansing (NH). 5:47.40. 200 free relay • 1. Newport Harbor (Parole, Murphy, E. Ball, J. Ball), 1:47.33. 100 back -1. Tajima (NH), 1'02 07; 2. Hittner (MO), 1 ·03.23; 3. E. Ball (NH), 1 :05.21. SCHEDULE TUESDAY'S COUNTS Ntwpoft Lancfing 1 bo.it. Warrior def eat Tars in s~a ViPW test NEWPORT BEACH -Vtstlmq V\oo<lbndge High t'dmt"d .d deC1!.1ve 189-221 St>d View Ledque VJrtory O\ er host New- port Harbor Tuesddy t1l Big Cdnyon Cnunll) Cl uh Woodbndge's John Cldrke <1hot p<ir .lh to claim nwddhst honor!> dnd keep the Wdmors unbeaten in league 11-01 Miller Akins 1411. Arent Beebe 142), ~Pdn \\'h1thC'ld f42) Andrew Crookdll t4:H dnd Tom Werb<' 144 1 c1U srnr~ for Hdrbor which fell to 1-3 Ln led9ue Newport will compete in the f;oothtll Games begmnmu with Thursday's prelims, bE>fore returning to Sea Vil'W League dction April 4 against Woodbndge at Hentdge Park. 100 breast · 1. Arrow (NH), 1:08.85; 2. Bannon (MO), 1:10.57; 3. Hittner (M D), 1:15.37. 400 tree relay • 1. Newport Harbor (Tajima, Parole, J Ball. Geehr), 3·53.63. 20 anglers 2 sand bass. 1 rode.fish. 35 sc:ulpin, 1 perch Davey's Lodrtr 1 boat, 15 anglen 12 sand bau, 39 sculp1n, 5 rockf1sh, 4 bladumrth pe1cti. 1 ubt>zon I ~NOmSll ~~Tmll Fictitio us Buslneu Name Statement The following pers0f1s ore doing buSlneSi; u Rocle Software. , 214 1/2 Femleal Ave Corona del Mar CA 92625·3213 Brea Alden Beucler 214 1/2 Fernleal Ave . C0tona del Mar, CA 9262S·3213 Th11 bullinoss 1s con- ducted by en tndMdual Have you sterted doing bu11neas yet? Yea. 1197 Brett Alden Beucler Thia atalemenl w11 filed with the County Clefk cl Orange County on 02126.'2001 2001H 5e374 Oally Pilot Mar 7, 14, 21. 28, 2001 W3§:4 FlctJtlout Bu1tne11 Name Statement The lollowlng pel10nl .,. doing~ .. AUDIO UNO. 616 E ea• Ad .• Anaheim, C.li- tomill 92805 Aoatom Ramadan. 816 E Ball Ad . Anaheim, Celllornla 92805 Tony Allerle1, 2351 Whlltoak ln.. COfona, C!llttomla 92879 This busineM Is COO· docted by I general pattnet1hip Have you lllfled -dalllO but"-yet? No Aostom R1madan Thie llltemtnt Wll "'-cl Wtlh fhe Cou11ty ~ °' Orwige CounlY onO~I 2001H541H OeUl&Pllot Mir. 7, 14, 21. . 20()1 'N3e§ 8SC 10432 Ac:tltlout luefneet Nemes~ 'l'h4t 1o11ow1no f)efl<ln• I~ bUtln011 •• Ptltnl, 306 N Matbot 8lvd ' ~ 313. FUlemn, CA 112832 ~ c JadtOYICll Wf'id Martloe JackcMcih, hutblnd i nd wtfe, N eommunlty propet1y. J~ Sp;icAo~Otivt, WMliam 8tuart Magon- ntt and Hint SeVro MIQIMle. TMllfft of the Ml9'Mlt Ftmlty T tUll d9lld JfNMY 20, l 893. 1141 liorth 9tillon a.... Or~. CA teM8 J ~ 9lleld Ind 0- len J BaRald Trwteee of the Ballard Family Trust UTO August t7. 1989, 1434 Richman Knoll. Fullorton, CA 92B35 Andrew C Bernt end Sheila M Berni. Tl'\lstees of the Berm Family Trust dated June 25, 1999, 4214 Country Club Onve. Long Beach. CA 92807 WJltam J McGarvey lod C.tol Ray Wia 3$ joint tenants 3005 Per· almmon Place Full· erton, CA 92835 Gerhard L Schultz and E~ettl A Schultz. Trua1ees ol UOT ~led May 19. 1987, 18882 Sumyv'l!IW Circle. Yott>a Linda, CA 92888 Jay Skenderian and Amy Lyn Skenderien. TrustHt ol the Jay And Arny Skenclerltn Family Trust dated Janu11y 6. 2000 4770 Cempua Drive, #200, Newport Beach. CA 92660 Kenneth Edwa1d ChatlH Morgan ind AoOirl Lynn Applebeum- Motgan. TNllMS of the Kenneth And Robin Mo1g1n Tru11. dated Septtmt>er 21, 2000, 30655 Olympic Place, L1guna N iguel, CA 92877 Thie butlne.. It con- ducted by an unin- COfPOf•led aMOClaUon oUltf 11\en I partntltllip Have you 11ar11d doing buelne11 yet? Y ... FebNlty 29, 2001 J. I.any Beillfd Thie '111emenl WH f~t<l wi1h 1M County Cleltl o4 Orange County on 03l0&'2001 2001 ... 7at0 o..y Piiat ...., 14, 21 2f. Aor· 4. 2901 W3o9 flctltloue luelneu ...,.. lt.tetmeftt TM lollowlnQ perl008 .,. doWlo bulileM ..: OoE1 net, H15A AedtliH A¥t., 1210.C, ec.eA MIN. CA m2ll ~ AOOMI ~ (UT), 2t18A A¥tr!Ut..i. ~~ eo.t Mite. CA ~ Thll butltlMt II ~ dli*d by • QOIPOl lllol i Htve you •tarted dOlnQ bu1lneM yet? Y•. Jen 2001 ~ Aocee. Corp ' .. Mfl et.ct. Vace Prts1den1 LePtnake pointed by the Coult to P M This 11a1emen1 was Thlt 11.lltmerrt wu repretent you To re· AUCTIONEER MA filed w1lh lht County ftltd with the Coonty quest a lawyer. COt118ct RICHARD !DICK) SIO- Clerk ol Orange County Clerk ol Orange County the Benton/Franklin DEAS on 03112/2001 on 02/1'/2001 County Juvenile Court CALIFORNIA STATE 2001H57162 2001H55323 by celling (509) BOND• ~00 Delly Plot Mar 14, 21, Delly Plloc Mar. 14, 21. 783-2151 Ind request UNIT · NAME - 26. Ntr 5, 2001 W370 28, Aor 4, 2001 W375 'the ttoa1 PfOC118 unit CONTENTS YOUR FAILURE TO 229. MICHAEL Flc11tlous Buslneu SUPERIOR COURT APPEAR MAY RESULT WELLER. MISC Name Statement OF WASHINGTON ~TEA1~J AN cgRi~~ BOXES & ITEMS ar~h~o~,.,.:r:n• FOR COUNTY ESTABLISHING THE ~~~t,Lg~~~NJg~· Oeiro Consull.l~. 206 OF BENTON ABOVE NAMEO BOXES 112 151h StrMI. N1WpOr1 JUVENILE CHILO(AEN) OEPEN· 285 ALEX FONSECA. S.actl. C.klorn<t Q2663 DIVISION DENT MATTRESS BED. JesllCI Delio, 206 112 In ~ The Wall1ir1 01 By Dtrec:11on of the MISC BOXES 16th Street, Newport MIGUEL A. SANCHEZ. Honor1bl1: Lonna 405, CHRISTOPHER Beach. Calil001!8 92663 DOB 1/12195 Malone, Court Com· JOHNSEN, MISC Thll business la c;on. HO. 01·1-<10114-41 mltaloner ITEMS ducted by an irldMdual NOTICE/SUMMONS E. KAY BACCA STA-429, EL TAPATIO V Hive you •tarted BY PUBLICATION Pl.ES. CLERK !BARRA. MISC ITEMS doing ~ yet? No CLERK'S ACTION LISA HAYNES, DEP-& BOXES Ja11lca Oelro REQUIRED UTY CLERK 608, KENNETH YATES This llalement wu (CALIFORNIA) Published Newport CHAIRS, MISC ITEMS hied w11h lhe County TO: ELIAS SANCHEZ, Btach·Co111 Meta & BOXES Clerk cl Orenge County JR.. ALLEGEO Dally Pilol Ma1d1 21, 28, 6 3 0 , JACK IE on 03/12/2001 FATHER, ADOAESS AA 4, 2901 W3]8 CHESTNUT. MISC 20011157901 UNKNOWN BOXES Dally P1lol Mar 14, 21. NOTICl!/IUMMONS Flctltlou. Buefneae 8315. WILLARO 2B. f.D!. 4, 2001 w;m . 1. YOU ARE HEREBY Name Statement CEPHAS. CABINETS. NOTIFIED that I d• The followlng pertOne MISC. ITEMS Flctttlout BuelMH pendency petition hH are doing bualntu a• SOUTH COAST SELF Name St.element been lflecf w11h I.hit Roger Stone lneur· STORAGE The lollowlng partonS Coun. In wNch It le af.. ance Agency, 20321 SHARON YOUNG a1e doing buelrlNt u leged lhal the ebov• 8ltch &rtitt, 1101, ~ Pubfjthed Nawpor1 Juli Organlrtllon, named chlld It del>t<'t· pol1 a..ctl, CA 92880 Be1ch-Coata Mesa 3535 E CoHt Hwy , denl. A Mering W.-be RMS & Alloelate1, = Piiot Merch 28. 11000, Colone def Mat, held on APM. 11, 2001 ll'Q. (CA), 20321 Bitch 4, 2001 CA 92625 e 1:)0 AM 11 tr. Stteet. i101, Newport W382 Ju 11 e D 1 w n Benion/Franklin Juv• Btedl. CA 82eflO ............ _ of Hlmancfli. 3535 E. nit .11*'°9 c.nter, 6eoe Thie butlneM la con• ,_._ COMI Hwy .. •1000, Co-w-. Canll Pltoe, ~ ducl9d by' 1 oorporlllon Hon-dlecnmtnatlon rona dtl Mar, CA 92925 newlck, Waehlnglon Have you 1tarted The French Amencan Thie bullneu ft oon-"338. The l)UIJJOll of dOlnQ butlne.. yel? Ae1demlc Center clueltd by an lndlvklial !tit heiring la lo heir Yet, 11184 l'ltrtby Haetta thlt ll H1v1 you 111r11d and cootklt< evldenct AMS & Alloelatff, dOee noc dlecr1mlnale on doing bu1IOM1 yet? on lhl pellUorl 1NI hM Inc. the bNI of ~. color, y~1 OMl8f2000 been llled. You are Roger Stone, Pr ... -rwlQlon. ..., 1111lonal or-~ Hemencflz hereby tumtnOned 10 dent !gin, IQI. d1Nblhty, Thi• 11alement wH ICIPltl Ill the lltlcMI line Thie ltat-c wM anceeity, merit.Ill etalUI, filed with the County and p4ICt to l1llfWI( ltll flied wl~ the County or medical condition In Clerk ct ()range County petition or the petition Clelk d ()range C<lUnty lhe tdmllalon or eoces. on 02/13/2001 Wiii be g,an4td on 03/10/2001 10. °' ll'Mlmltll °' em-2001..,IOt2 2 Thi pelllliol\ blQll'll 2001MHHa p6oymenl tn, it1 PfO-~ Plot Met 14, 2t, • prOOIM wNch ""Y,.. o.IV Plol Met. 2~1-~..! QrM'll Ot ~ .20· Jgr. 4, 2901 W371 tull In pe1m1nen1 lllml-Air. 4. 11. 2901 !!jJl!J! French Amerlun ,lctttloul luelneet ........ """'*" The followlnQ !*tone .,. OO!r'O .~ .. Lef'tn•ke Ind A .. IOClllU , 21272 Pinoct'la, "4lttioll Vlt)O, Cettlotnle t 2M2 Chtl•tophtr D l ePen1111 , 27272 ~. MIMloll Vlljo, c........ .. Thie bueltl9tt II con• ducttd, by· an ~ Have ;ou atertecl dOlno 1M1Mee yet? v... OMll/2000 Chrl•l opher D. Nllon ol lhe l*Wll<llld Aceclenllc c.nter relatlonahlp. Parente "'8UC NOTICE 2951 Irvine Avenu1, mey bl htld l'MPOI M11b1t NOTICI Of IALI Bi* 150 '°' 1ht k#Ol1 ol IM Of A8ANOONID eo.t Meta. CA 92927 c:Nld • lhe c:Nld II p6lcad '"OPl .. TY IM I 842-1424 In ~-hOIM carw "°TICE IS HEREBY flubllthtd Newport 3 Any perty hit the GIVEN THAT UNDER 81acll·CO'lta M111 iWll IO be f9Pl9W'llld ANO PUMUANT TO 0...V Pllol Ma~ by an llftOrnly In •• IE.CTION 1• Of nE ~ ~ proc11Glng1. to In· CAL"O"NIA CIVIi. Aclalloue •·-*----~ ...-... 10 be COOl n4l ~ATY -- ,,_., In Ne or '-°"" USTfO Ill.OW ll• ..... •tll rMlll btNll, IO tll8llllnl wit• UEV!D TO K MAH· Thi "°'°"""" '*'°"' .,..... 10 ,..-. • 9-OONID Wl.L. ll IOlD .,. ... ~ .. dllOn bMed tollly on AT ~ AUCTION -... ..... Co . S38 lhe ...,_ ldllta•ad AT IOUTH COAST ,.--. .. Ln.. ~ It ltle llelmO. n IO an Ill.I 1'TOMQE. MIO 9ledl. CA Me() l"*-d f!llll "'*' fl W WAlllNI,. AVl ..._. J MMCftl!l~MMolflht~, ~ OIWd .... -IANTA AHA. CA. ON IM. -......... lr\, 'ffll, °"8 .. ti. .. Al'M.-11. IOOI AT 1~ ""'*' INdl, CA .. .. 92660 This business is con- ducted by an rndMOual Have you started doing business ye1? Yea 1976 Robert J M<.Nemey Ill This s1a1emen1 was Iii.a w11h the Councy Cieri! ol Oninge County on 03l26l200 I 2001915113&8 Deily Pllol Mat 28. A(Jr 4 11, 18. 20()1 W385 Flctltlou1 Bu11nu1 Neme Statement Tht lollow1ng paraons ere doing bultneN as Pamper and Fool, 360 E I 51h SI Ape A Colla Mffa. CA 92627 Shetlt Colene HISOH. 360 E. 15th SI. Apt A Colla Meaa, CA 92627 This business It con- duded by an lndMdual Have you ataned doing buslr-. Y91? No Shelle Colette Hlll>M Thia atalemen1 wt• hltd wllh the County Clelll ol Or1lllQ8 County on 03/23/2001 2001H59337 Diiiy Pllac tbr 28. ""' ~. 11, 18, 2901 W383 PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL BE HELD BY THE COSTA MESA PLAN· NINO COMMISSION AT CITY HALL, n FAIR DRIVE, COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA. AT 8 30 P M OR AS SOON AS POSSIBLE THERE· AFTER ON MOHOAY, APRIL 8. 2001 RE· GARDING THE FOL· LOWING APPLICA· TIONS t TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP PM 00-239 FOR RONAlO JOH!ISON AllTl+OA• IZl!Q. AGENT FOR SOVTI'iERH CALIFOA NIA EDISON COM· PANY TO Su&OfVIOE TlE SOUTHERN CALI- FORNIA EDISON LOT INTO TWO PAAC[LS. lOCATlO AT '73 MONT\'. VISTA AVE NUE IN AN R2-MO ZONE ENVIAONM[N TA&. OETONINATION fXlMPT 2 VHTINQ PAACll. MM' Vf'M.01-121 f()A LOHMI LANOUll MJ. THOAlllO AOINT '°" .-MY 0 ,.~ JIAN TO IUBOfVIDE AN EXISTING lOT .INTO TWO lOCADp AT 1965 CHURCH STREET ANO 1970 NEWPORT BOULE VARO IN AN A2·MO ZONE ENlllAONMEN TAL DETERMINATION EXEMPT 3 PLANNING AP PLICATION PA-01·09 FOR LO NNIE LANGUIS AUTHOR IZEO AGENT FOR JERRY 0 PALANJIAN TO ALLOW CON STAUCTION OF A 4-CAR. 966 SO FT GA RAGE WITH VARI ANCES FROM SIDE SETBACK REQUIRE· MENTS (5 FEET RE· QUIRED. 1 5 FEET PROPOSED) REAR SETBACK REOUtAE· MENTS (10 FEET RE QUIRED. 1 5 FEET PROPOSED), ANO REAR YARD COV ERAGE REQUIRE MENTS (630 SO FT PERMITTED) 851 SO FT PROPOSED) LOCATED AT 263 COSTA M ES.\. STREET, IN A RI ZONE fNVIRONMEN· TAL DETERMINATION EXEMPT 4 PLANNING AP PLICATION PA-00·56 FOR EDMOND DECKERT, AUTHOR· IZ.EO AGENT FOR L IGHTHOUSC COASTAL COM MUNITY CHURCH FOR A MASTER Pl.AN AMENDMENT FOR THE CHURCH (AS RE· OUIREO PER CONDI· TION Of APPROVAL 14 Of ZA-00-19). TO AU.OW use Of POA TIONS OF THE PARK· ING I.OT AS PLAY YARD FOR l<LEIN SCHOOL TO REA.ECT EXISTING USES OH CHURCH PROPEA f1ES, AHO TO AU.OW EST AIM.ISHM£NT Of A DAILVJ.. HAl.F·OAY PRE91..HOOL LO CAT[O AT :lOO 10t MAOl"Ol.IA STREET IN AN l&R ZONE ENVIAONMENTAJ. 0t TERMINATION D · EMP>T. ff N4Y OI-Tl1! p:oc. TICE OR IN WRtrTEN CORRESPONOENCE DELIVERED TO THE PLANNING COM· MISSION AT OR PRIOR TO THE PUB UC HEARING FOR FURTHER IN FORMATION ON THE ABOVE APPLICA TIONS TELEPHONE (714) 754·5245. OR CALL AT THE OFFICE OF THE PLANNING DIVISION ROOM 200 n FAIR DRlll'E COSTA MESA CALIFORNIA Published Newport Beach-Costa Melia Daily Pilot March 28 2001 WJ84 A GOOD LOWING ACTIONS ARE QW.lENO«D "" COUf!T. ™' CHALlENOI a.tA y II: LIMITED TO ONLY • Cll TI«* 198UlS «>ME· ONE .W.1 AT THl -·---"*-IC ~ DI· ,__, ~ ~ '" Ml NC).,._ _____ _.. 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L\ '>:.!h2"' ,, ,,., ••• "'"' lo "·'' i'ol Noun Mo1ul11r ............ fritlay 5:00pm Fri clay .•.•..••.. Thor.-.lo)' S:OOpm 1\.w11tllly ......... .MonJuy 5:00p111 Su111nl11) ........... f'ri1lu) 3:rl0p111 -For All ~r Home Md~ Nft'dl -•• -l'rlP11lw11,.. n::SOa111-r1:ll0\1rn " ...... , ....... , . \\,,11.-111 11,:10.1111...:;:tK)J1111 \'\t-tlnMlflay •.•• Tuf"Mloy 5:00pm Sun1loy ........... .f~d11) fi:OOp111 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All real estate advertising tn this newspaper 1s subj8CI 10 rhe Federal F atr Housing Act of 1968 as amended which makes 11 illegal 10 advemse an~ preference 1tm1tahon or d1scnminat1on based on race color. rellg· ion. sex handicap. familial stalus or nattonal or~tn or an m1ent1on to make any such preference hm1tat100 or d1scnm1nation Tnts newspaper Nill not knowingl1 accepl any advett1semen1 lor real estate wh ch 1sfin V1ola11on of lhe la.v Our readers are hereby tnlormed !Vat all dwellings ad'ientsed m this newspaper are ava11dble on an equal opponunt~ bas!$. To complain of d1scnfni· natton. call HUD loll·free al t 800424-8590 1 HOUSESICOHOOS FOR SALE GENERAL O"it. STOP HO\tE BL \'l\G lP£R.'iTORE ;,.,, I( Wrtt •.; (r ; .n.vn fl .... I'"""~ fn.-. ffM,. 'r'(r,1 f 't"' Ctr•~ ••fl fl F n~ Ur:<!• "'' ,, . ~/; • ·Ii" \(.ii • • A r ~ ,, ,,. j ,. ,...,,, 11141534-8800 24 hrs Veteran Meal £.state [MAIL 11"994~ cum SPECIAL FREE REPORT How to buy your first home .. Th• E11y Wey! A'°"' me 1 o most common paonlut ln"lra11119 mislakes of the t1r~1 1,me home buyer&' F1ee reporl sent 10 you loday' Hl00·213·5914 Ett 781 24 l'>oulS a day ....................... - UI -14 "4.-1 ·ca.-.._..• M:loM78 aM8 \\ ........... . ·n1ul'M.luy .. Wrcl11~uy 5:00pm l1 -all H:f!i 11 32 .Jl1 I Im ::P:! 11 •FOA =:: 11 441==: 11 •-=rn 11 411~ 11 ~=ii FV Off bldg 1or 1se 500-1196 COAST COIN NEfOS LA80AER PT, 2 cltyt I* HOMES OF THE WEEI Sttowca• HomH For .... In Our Sit Riii e.....1 SUppllmlnt I Dteplly Adi Stlr1 ..... •NICEST PLACE• In Colll Miu IOf Ille SS 2br office, 2.51>8, totally rtmod, everything newll $2741500 !Al MMIW269 From $269,900. Pnvate Enclave °' 17 Homes Only 7 leltJ Two-Sty 3-011 2 ih Ba. 2c all gar Up to 1.505 Sq Ft ~ IO Nt,r;por1 Beach & Tnangle Squate 949-650-1 «O £ SIOE CM HARBOR wooos 2br 2bl af X/Mile Square 10&40 WANTED OLD COINS! Gold. ~er, nek. Mlec dutln. Mu11 OPEN SUH 1-5 1 1 h WO Wamer Ask aboot HI Spetd A ~TITJl\UES jewelry. wo1c11t1. antJques, 1pttk 1ngtl1h. HS trea. 2579 WHtmlnstlf h~~:clrpl::·~ll:h''2 Cll Internet 714-751·2787 ru, !( cotfecllblls 949-642·9«7. 714·848-7314 ~v~ br: :ei:~81o l!!r, sms 949-293-4432 2 Prime Ofllct Sultt1 Older Style Fumltul'9 TOP $$S/RECOROSI PIT 5'let Aallatant $435. OO<! Agt Monica 1063sq fl, 1223sq fl, $2 06 PIANOS i Colltctlbles Jazz, R & B. Sool. Roell, fol brokerage •rm lrom 9-3 714·84e-9567 FSG. near NeWJ10f1 Ctott1 • ~. -MIKE tie &rt t.:Z:s.J50S "4IJSI be rMpOn$illll & wta !RISH SPRING REALTY Avai now 213-7*6300 ·~··-·-·Ollu-Ofg&lllled Frnancial exp $$ CASH PAID $$ WOMENS GOl.F CLUBS preferred Salary DOE 110 APTS COSTA MESA 110 APTS COSTA MESA 210 ~-llMJUSTlllAL FOR AM~ COSTA MESA I SOUTH COAST METRO Wide drtvt ~ lnldl doora. ...,._ ......... -lor 1 left hal)ded begnier Fu~ ... ~ !2°!J!'104 WE BUY ESTAT£5 C11mtand191 me know ..., .,.,,.,.__ ·~~-how much! 949.574 ... 252 1'E PAY .,_ $ FAS1"ER9 Shot Selel/Aul .. Cflildrtnt Shot SIOIW Ne_wport 811ch. FT. suy~Fu resume lo 949-240-5828 PINN bt wary of out of ere• companlH. Ctltck with the locll Btlllf Butlne11 Bu· -befOfl you tend any money or Ifft for MrYlcH. R11d and undtntand 1ny conlnletll btfor• you sign. 1 A CoMw"Frfto Route Local ArDs 2K Wkly Free rnlo F111 avail 800-869· rNQ Dtldllnt Tutldly 5PM AllO ... NEW HOMES From $269,900 Adjacent to Newport Beach & Trlangle Square. 949-65().1440 Ohannng Junior. 1 Bedtoom and 2 Bedloom I Balta, IUllOUnded by tenn4S, poof, Ill galed oommurll1y LARGE UNITS AVAIL 1• 1211 high a11cklng cleetence 24 hour gett ac· Clll. US S1otagt C.Ollft on NP Btvia. MWs-5300 1 ·11~1 .. -------------.. ADVERTISE! S1a1ewldO' $450/25 WOids 179 pullllea· ' ~"°= Call 714·557·0075 I 212 STORAGE I =64M922'e STEADY WORK CLOSE TO HOME Dtldllnt Wldnttday 5PM "Plys to· Advtrtltt In tht ... LOCAL RMI Eatmltl Stet Ion Clll1T~ II t.ISA RIVERA MM74-4252 COST A MESA 4br 2ba, 1lngle story built In 1973 E'Sfde Bliek Biy Lrg 2&. needl '°'"' nc $349,000 upper endsd bale. ntpets Call B1oUr 714·~3666 S9851mo 329 Univel'Slly lJllll E Cd 949-574-2031 OPEN EVERYDAY II~ 419 E 19TH ST E tide 3bf, 21M. m IChlt, glltd entry, lg btckyd BY OWNER OPEN SUN I~ 457 Costa Meta SI 5 br, 4~, study, t1mrm, 2 lrpfc1, lg mslr aullt, lee tub. Ely Owner Sn!i,000 949-642-89-46 E'Slct.-Back Bey 18r w Ool' ga1ed comm. pool, spa tc91 rm 'h mt IO ~ Bay no pets $925-$965 Call 714-546·9860 ELEGANT SENIOR UV/NG En)Oy a spac101Js suite. entflflamment. crslls, lun trips triJ/lSPO(lalJOfl, more1 COSTA NEUPORTE' 949-646·6300 ~•58 .... -----soum COAST I 1'2NEWPOAT~BEACH--I All STIEL BUILDINGS AUCTION nm ~• New up lo~ oil' Pr...,,.. 2202So.Jleielt. g1neered w11h plans s.... AM. CA 12707 40x60xl0 W8$ $16 soc ROoN ~ ... "' ....... u. •.. $9.990. 50t 100a 14 WI$ 28r 28a, epedoul, on golf $35 900 now 517990. courM, 2 decks, furn, 2 80i125a14 was $51.500 car Pl,_, vault ctill, lrplc. n o w S 34 9 9 0 S2500/mo. Mt-293-4632 1 ·800·246·9640 (CAL'SCAN) Call Clmttied Today (949) 642·5678 Vunlll11 Condo for le11t tBi 1Ba, on top Hr dw. stv communoy pool, iac: ovm & ckAllls s 1 o?5mo CaH CReza 949-515-1731 or 949·280·284 7 or Susan 582·436 7468 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ! SHORES INTERIORS ! CNA's, CHHA, Homemakers to assist elderly in their homes. As much or as little work as you prefer. Car a plus. Weekly pay. Call lHHN~ 562.f4J7·5173 ~ Bae .,._ '°" 1 i'11tc 8-People 11 ToWCH'kf ANNE WILLEY MM74-424t PRIME ESTATES Lots & Ocean Vltwtl Call Patrick Tenore Agent 94g...as6-9705 1 ·:-~I 1202 FOR~ I BACK BAY 28r 28a wr1!I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ • * ! LIQUIDATION SALE ! • • : EVERYTHING MUST GO! ! RfSFJt\'ATIOY i\Gl'Nl'S Full·tlmc l~r & l'\rnlnlt 'hill~ ... wpor1 Btteh C.C. has 1mmedoat1 open· 1ng fol FfT dencat support lndmduel fTUl be J*llllt oneo- led. MS Ole p1oflclenl lfld able IO ndi-IW. We ol1er • p!Hsant 'lfrOl1I envuonmtn1 w compet111ve benehts packa91 Please caw 94M44-t550 tit. 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He was a re11· dent of Newport Beach from 1972·1998 then moved to Coale Mesa, 1111 realdance Sun City, Ca. He had a Doctoral• ol Veter· lnery medicine he practiced In Southern C.111 since 1958. Ht 11 survived by his wife Dorothy Walker, Sun City, Ca, son Steve Walker Costa Meu. C1, Son Tom Wilker, Maul HI, daughter Patricia Roberts, Ventura Ca, daughter Marjorie Stevana, Loa Angeles Ca, brother George Welker, Minion Viejo, Ce LOCAL MOITUAllES PUCE lfl0Tlt£RS IEll IROADWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 11 O Broadway Co~ta Mesa M2·9150 C)f/,01 /k(( (/.U /II) «JO«IJ ... !Aaeatefaue11. CONROY'S Ft OWERS 2983 Harbor llvd. krsnorr d Kiltinr & .. , .,. SUMMERS Vern M. Summer• ege 66, paned ewey March 11, 2001 1t hla home In Corona Dal Mar. Ha waa e actor and worked for the Screen Actors Gulld. He la survived by hia long llme compenlon Suaan Wh ite, deughter1 Cerolyn P1lanjlan, Calif, Christy Golz. 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Drive.off $2414 Including fees & license, $0 securl deposit. Residual $21 683. 20( r mile over 10k mVyr. 1 at this rice (l94019) ., •• Grandma's· Cottage found the perfect home J[ifteen years ago while shopping at the wonderful old Builder's Emporium in Cosra Mc~a. Gloria Loudon.11odccd a charming I 930s sign clapboard cottage across the scrcct displaying a "F R " ' ' ' or ent sign. , a g grown up wi1h her mom, arf antiques colleccor rurned dealer in Los Angeles, Loudon decided ro open her own 'hop the perfect location to house the many wonderful aMiquiries thar were handed down ro her when her mocher passed away. Fallin3 in love with the conage, its front porch and great parking. and having just become a bcsoned grandmother, the shop became Grandma's Cottage. As busine~s grew, ~o d1J the need for a larger space. Loudon learned abour a store called Crafters' Corner at rhe foot of I lmpital Road and Old Newport Boulevard in Newport Beach. Afrer meeting with the owner, che idea of wmbining Cr.tfters' Corner and Grandma's Conage, along wich a proposed tea room rurned into a reality! • The tea room WJ\ named feacups & Tulips, and the enrire shop was filled with beautiful anuque' and wonderful handcrafted collec11ble,. ·1 he tea room became fumous for children's parties, grown-up special occa.<Jion celebrations. and a relaxing place to enjoy Engli~h tea and fanrastic scones. l oudon's husband, Jim, had rec ired and now became accive in the bminess. Being a born people lover, he truly enjoyed selling nice people lovely chings. Unforrunarely, the maHer lea'e on the building was sold and the tenancs were asked to vac.uc. Loudon found tha1 business vJcancies were Karee in the Newport Beach-Costa Mesa area ... and co~dy. When old frienru Done and Norm Wheatcroft. propriccors of longtime Crofton\ An11qu~. offered space in their ~pacious two-story shop. it became appareni ch:u sharing a space under one roof with each opcraring in<lept·nJently wa~ aJvant.1geous. Along wi1h sharing expense~. it became possible 10 share work \Chcdub, w11h e.1eh couple working rhree days a week, in,rea<l of rhc six days chey were bo1h .ICCU.\romcJ to. And, p.ttrom c:njoy the beautiful antiques and colleccibles awaicing them at Grandma's Cottage. Down\tair\, the AntiquL' C.dlenc' are brimming with special antique\ for rhe discriminaiing collc:c.rnr, including silver. CUI glas.\, china, porcelain ,ind ruian arts, painrings. prints and furniture. Upsrafr,, Grandnu's ArtiL i) filled wich decor.uive arts, kitchen memorabilia, patcern glass, ceramics. depression gla\s, p1ccures and print\, as well as furnin.~e. ~ Come <li~over fine furnishings. heirloom anciquei; and collectibles all at one con,·cnienc dcs11na1ion. 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Around ('Ve ry wrner or tht• J.)00-\qu.ue-fooc home chere are nt.'W tea pots, little girls' Spring har\ or a cu te 'ituOc.·J h11111n w lmng home 1h.11 give cu~romers bo1h food for the hody and beJury for the heart. ( )f courSt'. re.1 love" h.tVl' been known to purchase a whole room full of furniturt', bu1 that~ just the rung on the cake. Looking forward 10 "'third ye;ir of serving rea. Teacup~ & Tulips invites you to rediscover and enjoy tht' charm> of tea. ft'llrttfl cw luftp• '' /11r11trt! 111 ./(){} U 't-mm11Jtrr At't., Nru'Port Br1uh (iii/ (9'19) 650-52.:!J Quality Plating, Polishing and Repair •Gold • Antique Brass •Pewter •Satin Gold • Polished Brass • Verde Green • French Gold • Satin Brass • Oii-Rubbed Bronze •Sliver • Polished Copper • Olde English •Nickel • Antique Copper • Sample Matching · • Satin Nickel • Satin Copper ~ • Custom Colors · COSTA MESA 1603 Superior Avenue • Costa Mesa, CA 92627 (949) 631 -5555 PASADENA 355 SO. 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LinJ,l,IP<''· p1111r.111\ and ,1111 lill )o~ au:_~ inv11.CA.I to hro'"L through the ~core Jt "our k 1\1He during our April ,111n1H·r,.ir, month of celebmiom. 8,1dc ..,rrrrt A 1111q11t'• 1; /,,1,11rd .11 J_>o lltu H111111.1 An \u H m \,111 /J1111.1 <..ill 'Jfl'J 'i•N f1fJ'i..! \/IJ/t thr Ut'I> >lit' 111 ll'll'U\/.,fprltl ,.,,,,/,t/111 h,ul..•1trrtl. ,. .. ... .. . - '&easure Mart Antique Mall: from Victorian glass to new collectibles mhe Trrasurc Man Antique Mall was • o~ned in November 1972 by Rod Smith. He coutS it as the first mall in Southern California. and very likdy rhe first in all of California and beyond. The businCS$ started in a portion (less rhan haJf) or rhe.J1amc building that is currently 1 occupied. It has expanded in size as room • became avail~blc &n rhe building. Currcnrly~ the Antique MalJ)cncbmp~ approximately I • 18,000 ~uarc feet. Several of rhe current deaJers have been here from che start and a few others started soon after 1he Mall opened. ·mu November they will celebrate 1heir 29th year! The Mall carries quality mel'chandisc from Victorian glassware co new collectibles ... and everything in between, as well as dee.orator items. Appraisals are available. Tht Trtasurt Mart Antiqut MnU iJ /ocaud at 293 &st Rrdlands BJvd. in San BmUJrdino. ft is open stvm d11y1 a week from JO a.m. ro 5:30 p.m., excluding major holidays. Cd/ (909) 825-7264. Pick Up Tite Pieces: art and collectible . re toration as one of your rrc;u~red possessions such as a pore.clam figurine, a cryscal vase or an oil J»inting ever Ix-en accidentaJly damaged? If kc most of us, you probably had no idea what to do with the shaJ.lered remnants of your treasure. Often, rhcse arc simply thrown away because mosr of us arc not aware thac the piece can Ix-re.scored io its original beaury. If one of your treasures is damaged, there is no reason ro fret, because thl· nation's largest art and collectible rcMoration company is locitcd right here in Cosca Mesa .• ~~*-~--'~~ That's corrccl. It is c:illed Pick Up The Piec.cs and it I restores damaged porcelain, crystal, painrin~, phorographs and just about every ocher type of art or collectible. Pick Up The Pieces repairs rhe mosr severely damaged pieces, even when large pans are missing. Almost all repairs are invisible and prices arc very reouonable. Work is guaranteed and pick up and delivery can be arranged for large items. Pick Up The Pieces has been in business since 1956. It serves rhe general public, recailers, rhe insurance i~dustry and the moving industry. It holds membership in the American Institute of Cunscrvaro~ .md the Claim~ Prevention and Procedures Council. Prier rstimatrs arr frrr 1md can br obtamrd ovrr thr trkphonr at (949) 645-9955. or by visiting thr ~b Sift at www.piclrup1hepircrs.com. Stop by Pick Up 77H· l'irrrs 01 711 Wrst 17th St .. #C-12 in Costa Mtsa. MANY FIRST TIME SELLERS! OFFO E AD~118S IO N VALID 8A:\1-:~PM OVER 10 ACRES OF ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES RAIN OR SHINE FREE PARKING CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE (323) 655-5703 AMERICANA ENTERPRISES, INC. P.O. Box 69219, Los Angeles, CA 90069 www.Lon BeachAnti ueMarket.com DIR ECTIONS 405 FH EEWAY, EXIT LAKEWOOD BD. OHTH . RI GHT TURN ON LAKEWOOD BD. TO CO ANT T. DP ~repair diima.ged· 111 w. t 7ih St., UnJt #C-12, Costa Mesa • PoRCEWN • CRYSTAL • PAINTINGS (949) 645-9955 • CHINA • G~ • GRAPHJ~ • FRAMf.s AND 01'HF.I ART COUECTIBI.F.S www .plckupthepieces.com Since 1965 W~NTED ANTIQUES Older Style Furniture PIANOS & Collectibles $$ CASH PAID $$ One Piece or Entire House Full FREE Estimates • Also Legal Appraisals . • Immediate Friendly Service • No Obligation WE BUY NEWER MODEL • Appliances • Televisions • Stereos• Autos• Office Furniture "WE PAY MORE$ FASTER" ' (714) 957-8133 (800) 649-4922 2202 So. Main St., Santa Ana, CA 92707 '800>840 4447 '714>957-8133 Bonded & License CA #284 • Sft!Bb Whitcomb Antiques and Restoration 1d Great Aunt Minnie give you a family heirloom as your wcddlng gift? Did you fi nd out after rhc Chippendale armoirc was crcd that Grear Aunt Minnie's dog used it as a chew roy? Would you like to restore ir to the w.ay it looked 200 years ago? Bring ir and other damaged fumirurc to Sarah Whitcomb Antiques & Rcsrorarion on Antique Row in Costa Mesa. If the item is 100 bjg for you to wrcsdc,' caJI the furniru re doctor at (949) 650-5947 and schedule an appointment for a zero obligation estimate. Conrr:iry to popular belief, restoring antique furniture will nor dc'moy its vah,1c. instead, it increases its wonh. A visit 10 the retail store will rranspon you ro another place and time. Whether you arc searching for rhc perfect antique furniture. vintage linen, pottery or tabletop. you'll find just what you're looking for at Sarah Whitcomb. Aromatic oodles and imported bath products arc fcarurcd this month. Also for your consideration, an extensive collcc11on of Johnson Brothers English craruferwarc is available in both red and white or blue and white. The owners of Sarah Whitcomb Antiques & Restoration have been in the furniture business for more than 25 yc.irs. Their many repeat customers will tell you that they arc experts in the field of selling. restoring. repairing and refinishing fine furnitu re and hardware. So grab Great Aunt Minnie (but leave her dog behind) and come rake a look. Visit Samh Whitcomb Antiques at 130 £. 17th Srrm in Costa Mesa. Call (949) ~O* 5947. Brass/Crank Cash Register A TRUE MUSICAL DELIGHT! ORIGINAL! 18" Ltd Edition Musical Pot Belly Stove (cir.1800s) Porcelain Oak Carousel ( )///1 '/ \t1f/1f/ll' \1 '11//d/l/1• \(Id I • Fancy Oak Popcorn Machine • Oak Candy Counter w/l)isplilly Windows • 1920'8 Grocer's meilll 'ICillle Combest General Store Toda 's Treasures • Tomorrow's Memories Cir£a tigliti.ng . & Antiques Circa Lighting has one of the largest selections of unique and hard-to-~nd antique and formal lighting available. C.ap your special lighting with urea's custom lamp shades. From the tropical and jungle to the most formal and romantic looks. If its unique, Circa has it. We also offer traditional and classic furniture selections from chic whites to the deep rich woods of mahogany and walnut. From eras when quality was primary and craftsmanship mattered. Looking for tlrat special gift? Items such as beaded bags, piUows, framtS and photo albums. French Boudoir perfume candles, antique ;ewelry, silver, china and crystal. At Circa we have it aU, hope to see you soon. Large Selection Of Sterling Flatware . •• a Special antiques and collectibles for more than 35 years at COmbest General Store Qi ornbcsr Ctneral Store in Huntington Beach has been a lcadtr ill anriquo and c:ol&tctibla for more rhan 35 ycvs. Their ncwtt ttUil locacion next ro Barnes & Noble at Huntington u nccr is a favorite among ~who arc looking for spccwty gifts and collectibles. \ I~ fact, C.ombesr Ge eral Store has the right mix.run: ef merchandise dlp ~~ta ost a~~~e. If you me a take a peck, the hon of coJJC«i~lcs is a virtual .,'who's WJ (/ ,~nt' •' can coll~ ibl~1a d antiques. 1 , v ) / ~ ' rccogni~~ dcstl<'1 9f Department 56, CQtnbest General Store is known ror i1 •rnuaJ 1)' ~? ivcrsary. nd hOl1 y Department 56 shdwcasc. Herc you'll find the larcst irr~c.t lmcors ofThc;;}i ... J~eritage Vill.11;~1( }' lcctton and Snow v Uage and Sn~b'abiC$, as well as ~il pieca that v· ~ ./ .... were offered .h~· ltYc:parrment 56. • / ;/ f Al6o in th\: 1(owroom arc the bdo.ved Boyd Bears, Precious Moments. L;l<e~rished Teddies.$' Yankee ~~al)(ff e~. Mary E .. Scn1phj1h 1 Ang~ls and hcanies, ~ong oth~r~" ·I /' One df the newm addition\ rs the fast growing popularity of ~~ony Kingdom .l Currently. there arc many anciquc pieces on sale, including a fancy oak popcorn machine. a "I 912 Nation.11 h~wcr.mk cash register, oak candy/bc:an window display counter, a grocer's meat scale (circa 1920) and the familiar pot belly stove (circa 1800). This stove w.u used as part of Combe~t Gener.ii ~rorc:'s logo. which i) found on the retailer's exterior. With more 1h.in 35 years to its credit, Combcsc General Store has sarisficd hundreds of thousands of collc.-cuhle lovers and gift givers. Com.c discover chc values at Combest General Store: Today's Treasures, Tomorrow's Memories. It 11 /ocatrd 111 7177 £dint" Ai-~. at &ach Bollinard 11114 the 405 freeway (next to /Jamer & Noble) 111 H1mtmgto11 &ach. Call (714) 895-9917. Yo11 un visit their Web s1tr at wwiu. combr11gmrrnlstorr. com. •• *e~ Je G)?a'fJi~ FRE N C H A NT I QU E IMPORTERS ~~~e4~l An extraordinary collection of one-of a-kind. unique French antique fixtures. clocks and decorative accessories. Featuring this month The most incredible selection of Antique Gold Guilded Mirrors in Southern California J~/;'j £..,1( ·JJ·,r"f·r (r, ... ;:,f tf;7h•~r.1J' ~'"'""' ,/,( J)[,r Tel.949.673.0898 /ltJ/ JI\ Mon '\41 /(I 0011rn 5.00pm (,,II q1 sl.11(> rurnislurk.fs nJ f1r1.r1es, fin11 q1fl~ ond 1<1 L \~ode,. r 1\<Jh)h <fOrdl II ( rrl<llrlt nf\1 l1n111\,., onJ mucl1 1111 n ! ( 1 mr J1~<1.,~1 r wvn f, rful frt-1\ur1) ft 11..:ilh.r 'I' ur nc,I -..1111 J 11 u<h cf rorn nee Jn I ... ,1 ,I 1, ,, 'l'd ( 11 N, ... , .. rt r· .. ul'""" I l""f, "I' rl P '"" 11, ( f\ 1 ))(( i l).t J.7JJ.(1J ·l·f INTERI OR REDESIG N & ARRANGEMENT For the busy1proftssional "MAKI,NG THE MOST OF WHAT YOU HAVE" Armsorizing, R.Ef Staging. f By the Day or Room Full Drsig11 Services A11ailnb/t> S URPRJSIN (/LY AFFORDABLE! Spmafo:mg m &arh flropmm, lhrmr Rooms Nautzcal. Safari. Tropzral, 011/drrri's Rooms, f.1110 arid Gartkn Rooms, Curb Appral SeaSide Design Services 949-675-1853 Beach Antique and U>Iledil>les ~ We Buy & Sell Mall ~ • Hawaiiana • Furniture •Artwork ~ ~ : ~~e~:s;~~bles ~ •Vintage Clothing pl • Vintage Toys N pl •And more ... =11--:-Freew...._• + ; --=--PtlClflc-~-~ We are currently looking for expmenc<.'d ~ dealers with quaJity merchandise. ~ccs Pl are currently AVAILABLE in a beautifu l and pl safe location. pl 714 Adams Avenue, 102 pl Huntington Beach, Ca 92648 pl 714-374-9808 ~ onv's Arch ite'ctu ra I Salvage Wrought Iron Gates & Fencing Stain & Bevel Glass Stone & Marble Doors & Windows Bronze, Wood, Copper Statuary & Fountains .... Coledlon o4 "-'cl oerwd, ............ ......................... ..... ... oolYmM, door .............. ,,.,. ..... . .......... moN. Oellef'I • Oecoretora Whollllll. R"8I '1•7 6-Stlf 123 N. a.t • °'9nge, CA ... (714) 531-:1to0 Fu (714) ap-t• 'T ~~-•.• -":-'>'I~-.~ ........... ?~ -__ ,,..__ ~ -... _l !.~;-~"'""'- , -, • ~-:;-~~v ----.. ---.. _ ~ ... _ ~ Crofton Antiques: a store that keeps you com- , ing back for more · o.r rofton Antiques known for many years to designers, decorators and collectors is located at 670 West J 7th St. in Cosra Mesa, jwt one block west of Trader Joe's. le is a store dedicated to high qualiry antiques and customer service. 1 The emphasis is on Engl ish porc;.clain, Worcester, Douhon, Wedgwood, Staffordshire, Coalport, Spode, Majorlica, Pr.mware, Flow Blue, RoyaJ Crown Derby, Lusrcr Ware and China. All are amply reprcscnced and thoroughly researched fo r your shopping and collecting pleasure. English tea addics, commemora1ivcs, writing boxes, papier mache icems, as well as fine furniture and accessories add to the English feel of this well-appointed srore. While ~nglish f orcelain, furniture and accessories represent the majoriry of the ~tock, c:he_rc is also a nice selection of Belleek. R.S. Prussia!. cranberry glass, scerlin~ docks, c~al, music: bo.xcs, Jewelry and many one-of·a-~ind items. Fine furnirurc includes American and Euro~ dining r90m sets, desks, bookcases, china cabinets and accessory cables. A spom/le1surc s«tion fcarurcs fishing reels, knives, cork screws, telescopes and a large collcccion of microscopes. It is this cypc of imcrcscing, high quaJicy and diverse display that keeps customers coming back to find out whar's new. Crofcon Antiques owners, Norman and Doric Wheaccrofr , look forwa rd co meeting yo u and sacisfying your antique needs. Crofton Antiques iJ opm Monday through Friday. JO a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and SaturdaJ from JO a.m. to 5 p.m.- For mort' infomtntion, rall (949) 642-4585. I Native American Art, including Navajo Rugs, Hopi Katsina, Turquoise, Silver and Coral Jewelry and-some contemporary art. Raw Taos, New Mexico wool, yarns and other misc. textiles and Ki.mono. Shown by appointment only- Julie @ 949.645.6298 Is this a beauty or what! Back Street ESTATE ANTIQUES Certified Appraisals -Interior Design ,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,*,,.,,,.,,.,,,,, A Repository of Victorian rEleganc~ ( Featuring French & ContinentaJ Fumi hings Limoges -Haviland -Rosenthal 19th Century Vintage Apparel Fine Ar1s Gallery ~ekbmt£s C"&heii 5th @/tnniPer,.sa~ During The Month of April ''THE COURTYARD'' 120 West Bonita -San Dimas -California -90CJ.S99.<>052 www.helpcity.com/sdmlbackstreet Grandma's Cottage H~f. ll F.IR LOO~I '\:'\TIQL ES 949-645-9258 See it at:. ~1n;~lll I STONES II I NEW& i CONSIGNED I I I Down-.1t1ir'> j.(ctllcry rill<'d wi1h dlll iq11l'!'> for c1dvc.111c eel CQll{'ctor., · silver. ( lll j.(l<l!-.~. cir! j.ll11~s. furnilll(('. paimin~-. and print<,. JACK & GLORIA'S ANTIQUES Showroom 298 1 Fairview Costa Mesa (7 14) 751 -3809 Also close by a warehouse full of stuffl Slot Machines Over l 00 in stock also: Juke Boxes Pin Balls Pool Tabla Your Game Room Specialist ~uy , Sell, :!Jl epoir, Restore 25 Years Experience Layaway Available • Schafer's Antiques 171 N. Tustin Ave., Tustin 714-541-5555 l _ 1 1 • Furniture •Accessories •Antiques •Jewelry 333 E. 17th St. Ste. l 2B • Costa Mesa (located behind IHOP) (949)646-7233 M-F 10-5 Sat. 10-3 ~ ~,.-........... " ................... " '"~ TREASURE MART ANTIQUE MALL 100 OPEN SHOPS We Have Something for Everyone!!! rioe Q\!ohly V'td.orian. Period Fumrlure. CIO' C..enimical. Lemp&. Oriental. Jewelry. llot Whecla. ~Trunk.! Teddy Det1r Toy-. Tnun& Native Aeerialn.'ttunting e1 riah1ng. ~ Ocreren-..'"'C noob 8Jld Old 8Jld New Ccillccti le• i\DDQAl&Q AVMWU · 'n!OOAY~ 10 TO I tH !. IHWH ILYD. Ill IHIAllllO. CA. , '"' ' .tan " " 1:1• 101·111·711• ;. . Grandrna·~ Allie Oiied with cmumy rollcctiblcs. "ltchrn mr morabilia. pattern ~las'>. rerc1mics. wicker. fumi1ure. pal111ir1~~. c-hina. porc<'laln dlKI prim~. 670 \\'t"'I I 7th lr<.'t.'I Buildin~ COSta Mesa ULISt wes1 of Trader Joe's). .... llour. Mon · 5a1 10 00 AM 10 5:30 PM or by spooal appoirnment we~~ and accep1 consignment off rne merchandise & Arrhittd11ral Elements from China ~ ~ S~artsToday ~ ~ WARl~HOtJSI~ ""' ·~ ·SAl .. I~ LL: ~ 30o/o -40% -50% ·r OFF ~ W;inhou~ 6"0 W 1-1h \1., <.on• M~u ~ccn \uprnor Jnd l'omon.a lum "' che "P" for 6-o '\II;' l:'ch 'M.,lto 10 the first \p«d bump And turn lcf1 bd1111d the \hopping .c·n1rr. Wm•hnu~ " Bldg. (, \uirr \ I ool. for the • oalr. O.g Opc11 Mond:iy thru S.uwday. 10 10 4. Vi~. Maucrard and Amcn~an faprcss acu-prcd 949-548-1112. 949.929.1102 South Coast Auction, in bus iness s ince 1977 outh Coasr Aucuon is a general partnership Aucrion Company. loca1ed at 2202 South Main St. in anra Ana. They arc liccnstd and bonded in Cai1fornia and a member of the National Auctioneers Associarion and the ~outhern Cal1forni,1 Auctioneers Association, Inc. In b,usiness since 1977, 1hcy offer knowledge and experience m chc busine~ of buying. ~lling, apprai~ing, auctioning and liquida11ng. , • The experienced re:am ac South Coast Auaion c:in . . , ofTcr advice abour difTere.n~ items including new and used furniture and appli.rnccs, office furn.•ture and equipment, compurer-;, keyboards, (TIOniro~ and. printer\, busine~ and 1.ommerc1al equipment, restaurant cquipmem, building matcri.Us, hardware and supplies. jewelry (both costume and precious}, apparel mJ acccssoric~. antiques, ca~. trucks, forklifts, van and \Image and more. ~outh Loa5r Auu1on t\ also the s1ghr of Southern Californ1.1\ largest weekly aucc.ion. !-.very Wednesday beginning ac 4 p.m. vou can come to bid for bargains and trl·a,urc,. ·1 hc:v al'><l dt"al "'Ith lOnstgnmt"nl\, c,1\h buyout~. cstmutc:\ .inJ apprat\Jls. /·or 11dd11101111' i11fom111t1011, cr11/ (800) 6'19-<1922 or ,-, I) y5 -11!5. 'SARAH WHITCOM ;'f ANTIQUE:S & RESTORATION • FURNITURE REPAIR • R Ef"INISHING • FREN CH POLISH • H AND W OVEN CANING • P RESSED CANE •WICKER • RATTAN • RUSH ON ANTIQUE Row Shop Beach Antique & Collectibles Mall c: arc a. new mall, rcccndy opened in the Hununwon lkat.h area. We c;irry ;a wide variety of items: utwork, furn11urc, figurines, co1ru, jcwclf), dc:pro.s1on gl~. memorabiha. advcnmng pteCQ and more. nnging m ~ from the 1800s to modun collcct1blC$ We also spcc1al1u an ltitchm collcuiblei, dwng from rhc dcprt-uion era up ro the 1950' • At Beach Antique & Collectibles Mall wr: offer a variety of mcrchanduc '" that there is ~mcthmg for ncrvonc 10 cn1oy or collm Wc arc currently sc:dung dealcn for sp;u.c .md 1..uc rentals. as wdl as ~me: high quaJ1cy rnd1v1du<ll 1.ons1gnmcnt 11cms We arc open seven da11 a week, and Joa1lod •pproxmutdy one mile nonh of Pacific (..o;ist Highway ~t the: 1ntersec1ion of Bc;ich Boulevard and Adam\ Avcnuc io Huntington Beach. Doni he \hy -stop in and vt\tt u\! For m•mmfimnatum, rail(?/./) .r.J-9HfM • Walk-ins Welcome Monda.y-Friday I I :30 to 2:30 2-4 p ersons p er party • larger Parties a11d Private Pnrties by Rrserl'ntion • • • • • • Childre11 12 years and older Award Winning Scones Mnm itnizs made fresh daifr Sweets, Treats and High Tea (acro11 from Hn.ig Hmpu.1/ • • • • • • • • 130 E. 17TH STREET -COSTA MESA 949-650-594 7 ~.: Shop in our house full of funzishings and gifts far the home BEHIND THE HARP INN 1 Store hours: Mo1ula·.___c::at11rda"' 10:00 to 5:00 .~ -------------------------------' ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J • (.oUnlry ...._ ___ __, Store ----....;. Piecemakers® 1720 Adams Avenue, Costa Mesa, California 92626 The Piecemakers Village (714) 434-8368 When looking fo r that special gift come to our cozy village for the "cream-of-the-crop" in handcrafted treasures, antiques and collectibles, from over 35 artisans and vendors. • Located across the parking lot from Piecemakers store. • • • • • • • • Long An.,r ~'I/:,..._ Beach -......... --;:~•~YU...__ a Pi.cem.ken J vt•iaee o I Pi.cem.ara J S10N r::::l 1720 Adam• 'Ave. San Diego Don't miss our Spring Fair Saturday and Sunday March 31 and April l , 200 l 9arn to 4pm both days Open Monday thru Saturday 1~00 am to 5:30 pm Sunday « 12 pm to 5-p~ i ''-"' ~ ..• z. THEBES.TIN NEWPORT-MESA SHOP AND/OR CONSIGN ANTIQUES COLLECTIBLES SILVER LINEN JEWELRY CRYSTAL CHINA FURNITURE 4f ~Wfil~~r Cons~nm~t Art consultant with 20 ~car c:-..pcricncc w ill purchase your fine cUt for cash Or accept on consignment for re. ale. C urrently seeking the following: • Oils • \\'at1:r~\>ll1r' • Drawings • '>l"ulpturl' • Art Gia ~ • Papa,H·i~hi... • Vintage pom:r art • Etchings and prints b\ J..n,rn n art1't' • E~pccially interested 1n \\ orJ...., on p.1per h' deceased, It ted California wt1mc..·n .lrtl\t '· For .t conltdcn11al 'ompltmcnun .t1n\uh.1tu>n. plc.i'c ,.tll -..h.m>n .it (949) 760-1670 or FAX (949) 64 4-9289 ~ISCOVER Orn NEWPORT• Shops and Boutiques 1. r ~FOR HOME AND GARDF.rj, Home Fum1sh1ngs & Decor 359 Old Newport Boulevard 949-722-0244 ~ I m 0.. en 2 ~ § @ IARCHesl One Blodt ~ <1' PCH 2. ~SHOP OF JO~ RAYMOND reatlVe Framing andallery 357 Old Ne~rt Boulevard 949-650-5984 3. GARDIN OE MOOAll1Bf.5 Dou Houses and Miniature Col1ect1bfes 353 Old Newport Boulevard 949-722-1132 • 4. ~WOOD ~SPECL\USTS 349 Newport . levard 949-72(}-0nO 5. BJ'a~ An. araeirA.ntJQues 333 Old Newport Boulevard 949--631 -2029 .. ~··~ MnO i<rast and Lunch 325 00 Newport Boulevard 949-515· 150,.. ·~~.ro ~12 ~ .ao ~Avenue 94t-65<>-5223 • • A b it of n ostal gia Discover a wonderful consijpunent shop - Sttx & Stones tix &c Stones is a quality consignment shop, with a wonderful variety of furniture, decorative accessories, and antiques "°d collectibles. Th~ taste i urunina.k.ably edeaic. Mariella VI.SC, che owner, truly enjoys helping her men find just the right accessories from her ever-changing invencory. And che best put is that they are at affordable prices. Dcsigne{S have known about thjs gem for yem. They find it w be a. great source for their' clients -whe.cher buying ~r selling their _ furniture and aC«NOrics. Vise's chinki11g is chat cJscomers should have fun shopp)ng in her srorc. Be sure to bring her any of your unused. scored. no-longer-fies fur"i turc, accessories, sterling, jewelry and more on consignment. A visic to Stix & Stones should be a musr -you'U love it. Stix d-SloNs is l«itw 111 333 East I 7th St .. s~. I 28, Co1ta Mts11. Business h01m nrr M~ throup Fri"'1y. JO 11.m. w 5 p.m.; Satmrlay. JO a.m. IQ 3 p.m. Cali (949) 646-7233 for ""'" infomuuion. l91J'eh\ll'r' Jdlnitinn of nosrJlgia: rerurn home .. 1 wi~tful yearning for someching past or irreconcilable. Well my friends, ~.""' ,1cr,,,,,;,,,, ;, fullOJl,J" Th, p;"''""'"' Vill'g' "'"" ''" p,,k;ng lo< from r;mm•k<rn Coun"y S<o<C. \X1.dk111g ch~· l111k h11~k ro.1J. Jown the p,tth ro the: \ill.lge. \Olllething of timl') pa~t begin~ to awaken. Maybe ir was the • . 11111llp.1111111 111 '1\111 ngyl.11 .. c., .111J 1 i mes unknown "1wcn i11111 till' fiber or our country. Cercainly, I was noc disappointed a~ I ".1lknl ch rough 1 ht· .ird1 11tto .1 wrirablt· Wiur<l of 01 t1Jr<lc:n. I )o I re.illy '""~II cookies baking and coffee brewing? Oh, what a ,hJrming tea room. \Xfhile sicring down to cat a scone, I watch nt.lntJ duck ne~ring by the window. Room after room , every nook an<l cr.1nny is filled with the most exquisite handmade iterm. I rom hou)ehold items .rnd personal gifcs to cloches and je\\dl). l hl prrce\ are unbelievably low. Anrique lovers -this is a lurlc h.nen for you I lc:Jve the \ ill.ige. my pirir soarrng. my arms rull of grft\ and my ~rom.1th rt·memhering the llll1l' \penr in the cea room. And gue~~ what? My pur'e ... empcy. l'lf'r1•11111krrs 1s Lomtrd 1/f I...,!() Ad11ms An•., Cost11 Mt's11. Cd/ (-14) 'l J-1-H l68. ----- Antiques & Decorative Accessories We stn·ve to honor the past without ignon·ng the present • Antiques • Decorative Arts , • Home Furnishings •Acc essories• Old & New I 3422 Via Lido Newport Bch, CA 92663 949.675.8236 949.675~8285 '