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Home My WebLink About2000-04-14 - Orange Coast Pilot6 . . . ... occ uwlll s~ <>ne-Ad Play FeltlvU. Pige 2 . .. r SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM FRIDAY, APRIL 14',' 2000 They. ·rock, ... No . DoUbt • Triangle Square turned into concert venue as Orange County-based rock · band No Doubt thrills crowd of 1,200. Amy A. Spurgeon DAILY PILOT COSTA ?v1ESA -Popular rock band No Doubt thanked about 1,200 loyal Orange County fans ThW'Sday evening with a promotional mini-concert held on the upper level of Triangle Square. The appearance coincided with the debut of the band's fourth album earlier this week. "Thank you so much for doing this for us," lead singer Gwen Stefani told the crowd. •I heard you guys were out here at 4 p.m. waiting for tickets. You don't know what that means to us.• Much to the delight of city's police and tire depart-· ments, no serious problems arose as a result of the well attended event. "It went very smoothly,· said Costa Mesa police Sgt. Darrell Freeman. "It was very quiet.• Freeman said the only casualty was a fan who suf- fered a minor cut and was taken to the hospital. Other- wise, be said, both the large crowd and traffic around 1ii- angle Square were under control. As soon as the music cranked up at about 7:30 p.m., so did the crowd. A human wave of fans bounced up and down continued throughout the 45-minute performance. "l speak fbr the band when I say that we really appreciate our fans' support," keyboardist Gabrial McNair said before the concert. •It's been rocky, but fun. It's hard work." CONRAD LAU I DAILY Pll.OT No Doubt lead vocalist Gwen Stefani cools the crowd as bassist Tony Kanai plays on during a performance at Triangle Square promoted by Virgin Megastore. Beach, referring to the pushing and shov- ing that typically accompany such events. Other members of the band are gui- tarist Tom Dumont, drummer Adrian Young, trumpet player Stephen Bradley and bassist Tony Kanal. A group of Ensign Intermediate eighth-grade girls huddled after the con- cert and just screamed. "We scream because it's pain and excitement mixed together,• said 14- year-old Brooke Moore of Newport Throughout the show, fans waved their hands and threw flowers on stage. Stefani SEE NO DOUBT PAGE 10 Down to Earth on Shellm~er •Earth Day event Sunday will focus on teaching people about the watershed that feeds into Upper Newport Bay. Alex Coolman D AILY PILOT On the wall of his office on Shellmaker Island, John Scholl, a wildlife interpreter for the state Department of Fish and Game, has a diagram of the watershed for Upper Newport Bay. DON LEACH'/ OAJLY PILOT John Scholl, a wlldllfe laterpreter, and Park Ranger Grace Vick prepare lo,. Sunday's Earth Day festivities on Sbellmaker Island. It's a big picture: the watershed, which is the area of land whose runoff feeds water into the bay, extends SEE EARTH PAGE 10 HOUIS A quick guUl6 to the wnkend ·'('"!.-r~~ .. . . . 7~.,,. .' ,~ . . , ... . . A WBEKEND BLAST1 "Meet Mark 1Waln," a "°" event for famlllee whb sdlool-ap cblldrea. wUI kick C1ll lbe Ne~ BMcb Central Ubrary'a ~Week mil at 7 p.m. today at the lllll'ary. 1000 A~ Ave. S1GIJ11l1r Jim Lewlll "11l •tertala aadleac:a. 1be tan ma..._~ and Sunday wlll a boa ot-....on _..,... .... -.... Al adMdat aN tree. For more lllfon1•don. a.II (949)717-3801. ·N:.ewp~el tb tackle · traffic dilemma •Teachers' association initiates creation of task force to come up with safety solutions for district schools. Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA -FqlloWUlg a rash of dan· gerous traffic incidents in school parking lots, the district in now forming a com.rruttee to look for safety solutions. Fed up with the traffic issues at schools that put teachers and students m harm's way, Linda Mook, president of the Newport-Mesa Federa· tion of Teachers, brought the issue before Supt. Robert Barbot this week. 1 • "You shouldn't. as a parent, have to find a secret place to drop off your child,• Mook said. Mook described the most recent debacle at Kaiser Primary Center, where an impatient driver cut out of a line of traffic, over a curb and across the front lawn of the school. Besides the obvious extreme danger lo stu- dents and teachers, Mook SaJd, the teachers who try to direct traffic and safeguard the children have become frazzled. "Many teachers end this stressful, dangerous assignment shaken, humiliated and in tears," she wrote in a letter to Barbot. Mook Aas proposed the district asserpble a task force to address the ongoing dilemma. SEE TRAFFIC PAGE 10 Bicyclist, 99, still in critical condition Noakl Schwartz & Alex Coolman DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -A bicyclist mjured in a traffic accident Wednesday was id entified as 99- year-old Newport Beach resident Thomas Allred Blakely. Blakely, who suffered senous head injuries in a collision with a car, is listed in critical cond.Jbon. He is being treated in the acute care urut of West- ern Medical Center in Santa Ana. Friends back at the WestcWf commuruty where Blakely lives were very concerned about their elderly neighbor, whuhas lived alone smce his wife died more than a year ago. His pink house sat lonely with datly newspa- pers piling up on his front porch -the only sign that something was not quite right. .OtheI'WlSe, the driveway was swept dean, with trash cans stacked neatly against the home I' Neighbors described him as a kindly, pri- vate and methodical man who stuck to a dally routine of walking at 7:30 a.m. every day and riding bis bicycle. ._ "He adores the little' kids aroupd the neigh- borhood,• said friend Heather Keller. Blakely was hit Wednesday morning wtu.le rid· ing his bicycle through a crosswalk at the inter- section of Buckingham Lane and Westcliff Drive SEE BICYCLIST PAGE 10 lllD COMMBm & CUll05lllS w __ J GASWBS _1s PUUmnCES ~---14 5'Gll5 ______ 11 •. ' ..• t.J!;" .... ""c. 1 ..L I ~ I •• _..-'*" \ · o.SITUBIY 2 Friday, April 14, 2000 From left, Audrey Olsen, Bruce Brown and Prank Mlashlno will appear • ln the sprlng One-Act Play Festival atOCC. ' TAYA KASHUBA I I OAA.YPILOT Doing it for themselves OCC students take charge in one-act play festival ·By Joyce Scherer A. udrey Olsen and Frank Miashino -both members of OCC's Repertory Theater Company -have one thing in com- mon. Both love the sound of an audi- ence's laughter especially if it is because of something they have written, directed or said. "It is such a thrill·to just say a word or make a face and have the whole audience laugh,· said 20-year- old Olsen, a Wisconsin native who lives in Costa Mesa. Miashino, 23, also of Costa Mesa, says "there is nothing more fulfilling than someone laughing at a line or a truth. It can be communal and a oealing process .• ( Olsen and Miashino are two of •bout 50 students participating in the theater company's annual Spring Pne-Act Play Festival slated today lnd Saturday and April 21-23 at (X:C's Drama Lab Studio. : The 10, one-act plays are directed, •ctec1, staged and managed by the jtudents. The acts must be Wlder 30 trunutes, which means some can be as fhort as five minutes and can range t om two to 12 actors in the scenes. A pumber of original works will be lhowcased along with plays from f:]assical and contemporary literature. • I i f J Center announces new concert season 1be 2000.01 concert series at the Orange County Performing Arts Center will include cla.ssi.cal ensemble and vocal series with such artists u the Vellinger and American string quartets and • Denyce Graves. ~ The cl.euical season begins J• Nov. 9 with tbe Vellinger String Quartet and Christopher Parken- f lng oo Nov. 12. The Academy of 1 J\ndent Muslc and Andrew Mame perform on Nov. 19, and the ROl- setti String Quartet is set to appear Nov. 30. lbe l8liel continues with Musi- u ca Angelice on Dec. 14, the Amert· "The students do it all," said OCC theater arts instructor Rick ~n. who oversees the compony with fel- low instructor Cynthia Corley. "They do everything, which includes the scenery, advertising, ticket sales and ushering. The scenes are very good from the really tunny to tbe really pro- FYI • WHA~OCC's Spring One-Act Play Festival • WHERE: OCC's Drama Lab Theatre, ·2101 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa • WHEN: Today and Saturday and April 21-23; show times are 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 and 7 p.m. Sunday • HOW MUCH: SS at the door •PHONE: (714) 432-5640, Ext. 1. found. I am always amazed how good they turnout" Golson, who bas overseen the progr4'Jl for 10 years, said many of his compony members have gone on to profession- al careen in the theater, TV and films. 1Woformer students ea.med an Emmy nomi- nation for their comedy writing. Olsen and Miashino will present their own original plays. Olsen's play, "Psycho Therapy," in which Miashino is one of the actors, is based loosely on her own life. She says it is very rewarding to see her characters come to life. "We have a hysterical little 25- minute comedy about a group of cra- zies," said Olsen. who hopes to con- tinue theater studies at Chapman University next year. "It has moments of true reality checks and questions of sanity that aren't sup- posed to be fwmy. It is roughly based on my life but I am not telling what parts.• Miashino, who says it's fun work- ing on Olsen's play because she has such a goofy sense of humdr, bas co- written, "When Justice Takes a Holi- day,• with Costa Mesa resident Bruce Brown. Both men are directing the play, which has a familiar premise. "We have a 19-character play with 15 different actors," said Miashino, who hopes to go on to UCI or UC Santa Barbara. •1t is about an intern who is accused of killing a president after she is sexually harassed. It is definitely ripped from today's head- lines, but it is more of a satire which exposes the system than individuals .• The students are very grateful to the leadership of Rick Golson, Miashino said. "He is very instrumental in guard- ing our growth by having a program where we can do whatever we want and not just what be likes. He lets us explore what we like," she said. And Golson says the staff does try to approve the students' choices. ·1 feel like a proud parent when I sit there and see everything they have done. It does make me feel like I am doing my job." llll f LY II DITEIOOI can St.dng Quartet on Jan. 14 and Artemis Quartet on Feb. 2. Cellist Nina Kotove is scheduled to per- form Feb. 15, and Jordl Savall and Hesperion XX are .et to appear March 15. The Allad Duo will perform a March 21 concert. with the Emer- son String Quartet doling tbe 1ea- soo April 19. The vocal series baa just two performances: Denyce Orawis on Jan. 26 and Kathleen Battle 00 Feb. 11. All concerti Wm be performed in Pounden Hall. Tbe vocal perfor- mances will be tn Segealtlom Hall. Sublcriptiom to both --... OD Nie: Sf85 to 1245 for tbe dalll- cal ...,.ble .... end 159to1110 fur the vocal .... The c..m.-JI Ill 600 Town Center Drtve. Costa MeM. For more information. call (714) 740-7878 or (714) 556-2787. 'Beauty and the Beast' tlckem on sale today · '1lcketl to the 1'bny Award-wtn- ning Broadway bit •Beauty and the Beast· at tbe Orange County Performing Am C-. go an NJe today. The llPllkel rolll mto town for a two-week llay July 11 to 23. The produdkJn JI bllled an the DllMy anlmatlad mm. 1\cbll can be purcbMed either at The CeatW1 bos oftk."e at 800 1bwn c... DriYe, Calta Miii. or tbnNgb ~at (714t 740-7178. Daily Pilot I CHICK IT OUT Sta.r-SjXlng/ed programs, resources celebrate history . . For anyone with an interest in history, "A Star Span- gled Weekend" will fea- twe a full slate of activities tbot will celebrate our national her- itage. · Programs planned today through Sunday at tbe New- port Beech Central Ubrary also will showcase tbe Ameri- can History Collection -more than 2,-'00 resources ffiat pro- vide an overview of U.S. history, from centuries before the Pilgrims' landing through settlement of tbe West. Numerous volumes offer imight for weekend activities. To get ready for "Meet Mark 1\vain • at 1 p.m. tonighi, check QUt "Mark Twain at tbe Bulla· lo Express," a collection of sketches by one of America's favorite bilmorists. Featuring burlesques, slapstick turns and tall tales, this new tome sheds light on a pivotal period for the writer, during which be was managing editor of a New York newspaper. Several American History Collection books provide back- ground for 1 Ben Franklin, Renaissance Man" at 1 p .m. Saturday. Among the most accessible is "1be American Revolu- tion: Give MeUber- ty, or G"9Me Deatb." a concise account of tbe Revolutionary War with interesting tidbits about bow Franklin and other Founding Fathers led the struggle for freedom. Brief narratives about many lesser-known framers of the U.S. Constitution are in "Founding Fatben," a histori- cally rich account of the men whose knowledge of history, philosophy and law was the basis for the most influential document in the history of the . United States. The emphasis in the sketch- es is on each individual's con- stitutional theory. on the type of union he envisioned and his reasons for favoring or reject- ing particular components of tbe draft under consideration. Children attending •crazy Magic• at 2:30 p.m. Saturday will learn about tbe Constitu- tion, the Bill of Rights and the Lewis and Clark Expedition through stunts and b'icks. They can enhance their appreciation of the show with "How We Crouecl tbe West. 1he Adven- tures of Lewls It Clark," a col- orful volume for young adven- turers told in the actual words of President Jefferson's bold travelers. The taming of the West also is the theme of "Black Cow- boy Wlld Hones, .. a dazzling picture book based on the true story of a former slave whose tracking ability as a Texas cowboy was leg- endary. Poetic prose and spectacu- lar illus- trations merge in this unusual biography that should appeal to young horse-lovers and his- tory-lovers, as well as grown- ups who love a good story. #SalJ,lting Our Heritage in Song,• a musicale at 3 p.m. Sunday, will conclude "A Star Spangled Weekend.• To get in the mood, check out "Songs of tbe Wlld West," a glorious vol- wne featuring period paintings from the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Buffalo Bill His- torical Center in Cody, Wyo., plus 45 songs that reveal myths and realities of the Old West. 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Don"I .... wlullllll In ..... .... ' , .. Doily Pilot Friday, April 1 A, 2000 3 Splintered speech and more language bµ,tchery Kids to pack fairgrounds for Youth Expo 2000 0 ctothorpe. Know what it Misplaced modifiers and mistakes mon, with parishioners on the edge means? Neither did I. Oreat in usage create a separate, but no of their seats waiting for the next tip word, though, isn't it? It's a less interesting. class of mala-of the slung. Andrew Glazer thoroughly useless bit of information propisms. In one sermon, be renunded the OAA.v Pit.or l picked up this week. I've been tor-I found this collection of actual fai~ that ·0ur Lord is a shoving ~ turing everybody I know with it. headlines from newspapers and titles leoJ>Wd. • COSTA MESA -They I'll tell you what it means when from magazine articles in my files: Btitore an unportant wedding, be will invade the fairgrounds we're done. No peeking! Include your children when bak-notided a dignitary sittlng on the today -some armed Wlth I'm sure you'll do better than I Ing cookies; Drunk gets nine months =g side of the church. He iguanas and hamsters, others did. My guess was •an eight-man in violiJ,l case; Prostitutes appeal to ap roached discreetly and whis-toting trumpets and tap shoes. team of Native American p Buffo , ;/ Pope; British left waffles on Falkland red, *May I se you to another Nearly 20,000 students will Olympians.• I was immediately dis-~er · ' Ill.ands; Enraged cow injures fanne~ ·~1leeW . t;>e ~opabng in the 21st qualified. ~-•ENTS & cul"'~SITIES witb1 ax, Plane too dose to ground, I But the problem was never worse i;\J;t\ual Youth Expo. a ~- Anyway, that got me thinking J'V...... r,7N CJ;)SSh probe told; Miners refuse to ;'/ than when qewas angry or upset. 1 ;day educational event featur- about words and word gan\es -two ~ .Y ,.r ~ ~ork after death; Deer kills 17 ,00Qt' When one _.,f his Stj:U stu<:tents was · ing pet shows. a science fair, of my favorite· subje~. along with ,_\ J',..: , ~, 1 • • _/Juvenile court to try sbootin? gt;fen-.caught irt a prank. h& said he could-, ' food booths and a jazz f~tival useless information. of course. M~'\t ~~~:.~cceed,, run the nsk of· ./r d!lDt; Stolen painting found <>Y. tree; n'.t believe the ~tudent ha~ ~o stu-at the Orange County Fair & propisms have the highest entertain-On tin . "R blicans under-Sisters re~ted after'l.8 years m p1d enough to ... fight a liar m the Exposition Center. ment value, in my humble opinion. par~ g. epu checkout line1 Killer sentenced to quadrangle." •All of our 880 students Malapropisms are named for Mrs.1. stand the unportance of "?n~age die for second time in 10 years; Kids He railed at another young man will be there en masse," said Malaprop, a hopelessly ditsy charac-betw~ a mo~er and child. can make nutritious snacks; Local who'd been suspended for excessive Cheryl Galloway. principal of ter in an 18th century comedy called On history: .The Holoca~t ~as high school dropouts cut in half. absences: ·You have tasted two the DavtS Educabon Center. "The Rivals.• Mrs. Malaprop always ~ obscene pe~od Ul our nati~n 5. And, my pecsonal favorite: Panda worms!• The theme of this year's had something to say, but never, history. 1 mean 11.1 this. cen~ s his-mating fails. veterinarian takes over. Yeah, but just think how the kid's expo is *Heroes, Feats and ever got the words right. Close, but tory. ~ut.we.all lived 10 this. century. Animal science can be very parents felt. All that money to send the California BeaV never light -as in, ·1 resemble I didn t ~vein this cen~ry. demanding. him to Oxford, and he tastes two J · Expo organizers are that remark.• 1hmsitio~g from his~ory to Another variation is the spooner-worms. Little brat. encouraging children from It pains me to say this, but when gE'.ography: We have a fLiln com-ism -a sort of verbal dyslexia. Peo-Well. OK then -octothorpe. I.¢ Orange County schools to it comes to malapropisms, no one mitment to NATO. ~e are a ~art of ple prone to spoonerisms inadver-Ready? U I find out you already bring photographs oTl:&eir can hold a candle to Dan Quayle. NATO. We have a firm comnutmen~ tently swap initial letters or syllables. looked, there's goUlg to be pell to heroes, whlch can include Michael Jordan, Wayne Gretzky, to Euro~. We are a part of Euro~. so that a •crushing blow" becomes a hay. family members. sports fig- Tiger Woods. Dan Quayle. He's that !'nd_finally, on the burdens of his •btuslu.ng crow.• You may not know what it means. ures and fictional characters. good. office: ~~~ word s~ up th~ This particular mouth malady was but you use one every day, some-In a hall eqwpped with Quayle's finest hour was a speech responsibility of an~ vice president. named for a 19th century Oxford cler-times over and over agam. Octothor-sassors, markers and glue. be gave at a benefit for the United And that one word is: to be pre-gyman named William Archiba1d pe is the proper name for ... pound 1 they will create a giant col- Negro College Fund. Commenting pared." Spooner, who was apparently the re.a-sign. Can you believe it? All these la_ge to be displayed at this on the fund's famous slogan -•A Oddly enough, George W. Bush son decaffeinated tea was invented. years you've been diahng all those summer's Orange Count}'• mind is a terrible thing to waste• -s.eems to have conu;acted maJapr?pi-Spooner was permanently stuck numbers. followed by the pound Fair. Quayle mused, •What a waste it is tis even before getting to the White on fast forward. always frantic about sign, and you never had a clue what Other highlights in.dude a to lose one's mind. Or not to have a House. . · something, with this terrible habit of that little thing 1s called talent show. from 8:30 a .m. to 4 mind is being very wasteful. How °D: John. McCaUl after the South swapping initial letters. He secured So let the rest of the world and pm. Saturday. Also. there will true that is.• Carolin(\ pnmary: NThe senator has his place in history when he burst that Ulcredibly annoying v01ce mail be an earthquake prepared- Tbere were plenty of others, no got to understand he can't have it mto the outer office of an Oxford lady call them Nstar" and Npound." ness dlsplay designed by 16- less noteworthy. both ways. He can't take the high dean and blurted out to hls secre-From now on. it'll be a.!ttensk and year-old Mel.Jssa Ratzlaff Quayle on time travel: •we· don't horse and then daun the low road.· ta.ry, •Sorry, but is the bean dizzy?" octothorpe for you and me. Don't Youth Expo hours are 9 want to go back to tomorrow, we Bush on business. from a Daily Spooner was actually a very thank me. a.m. to 3 p m today; 9 a.m. to want to go forward. I have made News interview: "I understand small bright man and a highly respected I gotta go. 4 p.m on Saturday and Sun- good Judgments in the past. l have business growth. 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The bright-eyed boys and girls had heard the stories of the Jewish peo- ple's liberation from slavery and Oight from dnc1ent Egypt. but to expenence a "Passover pilgrimage" was an edu· cational treat for them. "l t was fun,· said 3-year-old Zoe Condon before she hurried after Can- tor Jonathan Grant, who was dressed as Moses. The tot!>' journey began in the foy· er of Temple Bat Yahm. where they attend preschool. There, a woman sat amid potted plants, holding her infant. She told the children of the Pharaoh's plan to kill ull male Jewish babies. Since she did not want her son Moses to die. she put him in a basket and sent him up the river. From there, they went to see the "mean Pharaoh's,· acted by Rab'?i Mark Miller, who made them bwld his city of pyramids w1th stripped rub- ber building blocks. •Are you thirsty?" he asked the children. •No water Are you hot? No air conditioning.• When the city was built, the Pharaoh's sent them off to expenence the plague. "Thank yt>u for bwlding my city, you slaves,• he said. "Have a good Passover." The floor in this third room was cov- ered with a multitude of plastic frogs. Then came the "dead• plastic cows, the ice cube hail, and Magic Marker "boils" -which are just a few of the 10 plagues in the Old Testament that were punishments from God for keep- ing the Jewish people as slaves. 949.645.6812 ' 2001 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach www.duffJboats.com Ge nerous Trade In Programs! Sales • Scrvic.c • Rrntals Then it was into the playground "desert" to follow Moses. "Forty years. they wandered around tbe desert ... Come on, let's wander a' bit,• Grant said as he led the children in a winding path around the playground equipment. Finally, after a dramatic make- believe parting of the Red Sea, the children went in to celebrate with Moses' sister, Miriam. She was played by Lisa Cohen, the creative music and movement speciallst, who led them in song and dance. The tun-filled activity was designed to reiterate the story of Passover before it begins Wednesday at sundown - and to get the children excited about it, said Karen Juncker Albert, the director of the early childhood center at the temple. #It's designed to give children a hands-on experience of Passover,• she said. "By having them pretend, it hds much more significance for them.• My Cl•anlng Secret #3 Le~ Zoe Condon, 3, raises a block over her head u she builds "the pyra- mids" of EgypL Rabbi Mark S . . Miller plays the. · Pharaoh who enslave-1 the Jewish people before they were freed by Moses. The toddlers at Temple Bat Yahm's preschool reenacted the five stages of Passover on Thursday. Below: Cantor Jonathan Grant of Temple Bat Yahm leads a group of 3-year-olds across "the desert," which is actually a sand- Wled playground, as he reenacts Moses' journey across the Sinai Desert out of Egypt. 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COIT -----. ·~ ; .. 0 0 Not Just Clean, Coit Clean.• L Doily Pilot Frida-/, April 14, 2000 5 Chamber forum explores traffic ordinance •The meeting, sponsored by the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce, draws some debate, small crowd. to the cost of solving traffic problems. residents that other measures. arqund the issue that lurks such as the Protect from ll'affic behlnd all the traffic talk. toughest ordinance we do business \vith • Alex Coolman , 'D AILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -It doesn't' sound like the most e xciting way to spend an evening: gather together some engineers, developers and environmentalists and discuss the minutia of traffic flow modeling. But that's the kind of soiree the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce bas . been throwing lately in an effort to raise awareness about the ll'affic Phasing Ordinance. The chamber held its first meeting, which was well attended, on April 3. An encore pertormance, which drew a crowd of only 15 traf- fic aficionados, took place Wednesday evening at the Mariners Branch Library. and Density initiative -also Causbn ~atd the traffic known as the Greenlight ini-ordinanc~ would be a good tiative -are not necessary to " idea, if it works. preserve the quality of life in ·1 don't think it works .... l Newport Beach. see more tramc despite the The initiative proposes \o laws on the books. It feels out give voters the final say do of control,• Cdustin said. certain large-scale projects in ·The people on the other "There isn't any more exacting traff1c ordinance in Orange County,• he said. As the sparse crowd trick· red out from the meeting Wednesday night, only one thiny seemed to have ~n · resolved with any certainty: trafhc now makes for an extremely comp)Jcated night of clutchat . The Traffic Phasing Ordi· nance is• a city reguJatlon intended to ensure that developers whose projects generate traffic contribute Many people are not aware that the ordinance exists, said Richard Luehn, the chamber's director. The chambef hopes that giving the ordinance a higher profile might persuade the city. side of the debate, not surpris- Environmentalists such as ingly, see things differently. Susan Caustin, who sat on Philip Bettencourt, a real the panel at Wednesday estate development planner night's meeting, are some-who also sat on the panel, what less inclined to tiptoe called the traffic law "tbe ·It's a real problematic issue to try to get your arms around," Luehrs said. Defendant's lawyer fires back at Piecemakers census officials prod tardy citizens • Religious group, which is suing the son of one of its mem bers, accused of posting lies about him on the Internet. mother joined tbe group 20 years ago and has since sev~red all fam- ily ties. · ' Marie Kolasinski, ,the Plece- makers' unofficial leader, denied she did anything WTopg by post- ing the statements on the lntemet. Andrww Glazer DAILY PILOT • On Wednesday -after delay- ing the lawsuit four times because the Piecemakers had insufficient evidence against Halliburton - COSTA MESA -A South Superior Court Judge Sheila Fell County man being sued by a reli-ruled the trial should proceed. The gious sect for .allegedly hiµassing Piecemakers initially dccused Hal- its members countered With his liburton of slander-an'allegation own accusation that the organiza-omitted in the most recent court tion is smearing him with lies on filing. its Web site. · The Piecemakers allege that According to the Costa Mesa-Halliburton threatened their based Piecemakers' Web site -members and drove away many www.piecemakers.com -Tom ... -cust~{rQm thelf Adams Street Halliburton "has a restrain r on crafts store by picketing in front him (Crom the group) at the pre-and sending e-mail messages to sent." their Web customers. He is Halliburton, 26, and his attor-accused of portraying the group as ney. Joseph Donahue, said the a mind-rontrolling cult in his e- posted statement is nonsense. mails and picket signs. "It's another one of their series Kolasinski said members felt of bead trips," Donahue said. threatened by Halliburton's cam- "They're desperate to do anything prugn against the group. to assert their self-righteousness.· The Piecemakers, also known Halliburton blames the Piece-as the Body of Chnst Fellowship, makers because his-mother, Don· are a group of 31 adults who live na, did not attend his college grad· communally in six Mesa Verde uation a couple years ago. His homes. They reject marriage, So/ti 7~ 'Pati.61~ Teak is now Affordable! Costa Mesa Showroom by appointment 1240 Lopn Ave. Unit H (-··~· ...... ) (714) 544-7288 www.teakoutdoon.com P l.1 t L' ' o u r I . t "' h : r ( ) rd c r '.\ o \' ~ Lamb Legs, Lamb Racks, Prime Rib, Hams, Pork Crown Roascs, Hams, Fillers I Wt-offer ALL-NATURAL BEEF & CHICKEN! 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That:s attorney-client privilege.• Donahue said Tb;ursday the Pieceiit'akers still 'don't have enough evidence against his client He will argue against pro- ceeding with a trial Wednesday. • Residents who have not returned their census forms can still do so as deadline has been extended. No.kl Schwwtz DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -With the dead- line extended to Monday. census workers ~re trying to get the remaining one-third of the city's res- idents to fill out and return their Census 200~ fornl.$. 1 The last-minute push, to pro- mote the questionnaire is an effort to get more federal funding for the community. About 66% of the city's residents have already responded -a success compared to pnor years. "It's above the hgure 1t was 10 years ago,· said Lance Uogerman, the Costa Mesa census coordinator. adding that tbe Latino commumty had a stronger showing than In past years. Ungerman is boping that because the deadline was pushed back from April 1 to Monday, even more resi- dents will respond. The increased effort is intended to ensure there is no repeat of 1990, when an undercount cost Califomia more than $2 billion in federal funds over the decade. Communities across Southern California have tried storefront posters m various languages, school rallies and ev~n special events wtth promotional p~oducts at local shops. Even so, Ray Lopez of the Census Center in Garden Grove said it will take some time before households reach the t 970 return figures, wbich were85%. "(Some) have indicated that a lot of the quesbons are mtrusive, • Lopez kid. One question asks what time respondents go to work in the morn- ing. The reason behind the rather personal inquiry, Lopez pointed out. is to find out when traffic is heaviest to get money for more traffic lights. "We're spreading the word and letting people know what it's about.• Ungerman said. The next step 1S to find out who did- n't tum Ufe1t fonns in and start gdng door to door. Census bureaus are now hlring and training people to begin the process on May 1, Lopez saJd. •we're hoping that everything will tum out very well.• Lopez said. •we're trying to get owselves orga- nized." You're lnulted to our 21st annual Friday, Saturday 6 Sonday • Hprtl 14, 15 6 16 "llenes, feels & Ille Clllflrnll lelf' This year's exciting educational fair pays tribute to amazing people and their achievements. Enjoy three full days of great family fun featuring over 13,000 school and 4-H projects, plus music, food, livestock, rides, commercial exhibits and more. Join us in recog.niiing the positive accomplishments of our Orange County youth u we take a look at the future through their eyes. lie .... f 1111t llereesl We encourage kids to bring a picture of their ltmilies for OW' display of Family Super Heroes. Just pute your photo on our "SUper Hero• photo boards to cr.te a eolllge. Thia will be an oagoiDg project durina Youth Expo ad the dllPI will be dMplayed at tbe ~County Fair, .JalJ 14·30. .. Tldlels T1 Tiie Or-.e Cllllll flirt Kida age 6--18 receive one FUF. admluion to the Onnp County Fair 2000 by panidpatina in OUJ' Fair n.eme coatat taJdaa place e9dl day from ioamto 3 pm It the Fair booda. P.upered Pet Clntest • Slallg, 11 • Kids will enter their pets for judging in <'ategories such as generaJ appearance, furry coat, gigantic eyes. happiest grin, best tail wagger, owner look·aliltes, silly pet tricks, and more! Plus, there win be infonnation available for those who would like to adopt a pet. Contest sp(lnsor.-d by Conine Caviar Don't miss this fUClnating hands-on display of educational, entertaining and peculiar science exhibits. Friday mornina will be ftBed witbgeat mmic • J1lllior aDdSmloc' Hilb Sc:bool jua .... pwfonnand · flft •m1n1111 ••1111 Hoin: Mt.., 1111.. llL t 91& 919"'4111D ~ CllllY,. i ...... dllfl •'*Dlhil.C:... ..... ,, ,...,..,,........ _......_ __ ................... ~o.._Mp II . , ,. / I • I When it comes to local news, I like it delivered fresh each day, not canned. That's why I read the Daily Pilot for all of its community news, high school sports coverage, A and local columnists. And thars no malarkey. Got the Pilot? · C8'11 (800) LATIMES to IUbeaibe •Cal (949) 842--4321 to lldv9rtle ' .. , • Daily Pilot i -----------------=========~~~~-------......... -----------------------------------::.--------~F~ridoy~,~Apri~·~11~4~,~2000~~7 ! Around TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN Items to the D•ily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Meg 92627; fax to (949) 646-4170 or a ll (949) 764-4330. A com~ listing may ~ found •t dallypi(otcom. TODAY The Jewish Community Cen- ter of Orange County will pre-· sent a J<inderKlub Pesach Afikomen hunt froqi 3:30 to 5 p.m. at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Join the preschoolers, kindergartners and first- graders for an . afternoon of Passover cooking, Pesach art. games and f\m. Admission ls S8 for cornntwtity center mem- bers and $10 for nonmembers. For more information, call (714) 755-0340, Ext. 117. The public ls invited to "A Star Spangled Weekend,• a series of programs that will take place today through Sunday at the Newport Beach Central Library. The celebra- tion will be launched at 7 p.m. with "Meet Mark Twain,• where professional storyteller Jim Lewis will entertain chil- dren and their families with timeless tales from a variety of Twain sources. Refreshments will be served and volumes from the American History Collection will be on display. Free dessert will be provided by Coco's. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. SATURDAY The Easter Bunny comes to Fashion Island for a special breakfast with children from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. The event will include a continental breakfast, entertainment and crafts, as well as Easter treats. Reservations are requiJ'ed. For more information, call the Fashion Island concierge at (949) 721-2000. "A Star Spangled Weekend" continues from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m . The event begins with tales by storyteller Bar- bara Klein at the Newport Beach Public Library. Hand.s- on children's arts and crafts in the Bamboo Courtyard will fol- tqw the patriotic stories. At 1 p.m., Gene Collins will appear as •Ben Franklin, Renaissance Man.· The program will high- light the man who discovered electricity and help shape America's destiny. Al 2:30 p.m., magician Jeff Martin and a cast of live animals will star in ·crazy Magic.• Free lunch from 11 :30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. Call (949) 717- 3801. ~ 1n celebration of volunteer recognition week, the city of Costa Mesa will team with oth- er organizations to present this year's spring ·Neighbors for Neighbors" community and canyon park cleanup from 8:30 a.m. to noon. The park cleanup will be held at Canyon Park, 970 Arbor St., Costa Mesa. Registration for park cleanup will take place at 8:30 a.m. at the park. The neighborhood cleanup will take place at five to seven single-family homes. Volunteer work teams will paint, remove weeds and help haul away debris. Preregistra- tion Is required. Lunch will be served. Additional parking will be provided at Whittier Ele- mentary School. 1800 Whittier Ave .. Costa Mesa. For more information. call (714) 754- 4892. SUNDAY •A Siar Spangled Weekend" continues at 1 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central Library with a slide presenta- tion on the history of Mission San Juan Capistrano. "Sa.lut- ing Our Heritage in Song,• a medley of traditional ballads featuring folk singer and sto- ryteller Clark Branson, will bring the weeke nd celebra- tion to a close. Coffee, lemon- ade and cookies will be pro- vided. The library ii at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. Call (949) 717-3801. The 11th annual Earth Dey celebration from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m . on Sbellmaker Island IP.et piece Sunday In Upper Newport Bay. The event will tndude environmental ahibitl, canoe and kayak toun, children'• activttiet, aalt booths and refresh· manta. 1bme will be a special •my at l p.m. bonoring J.ck and Nancy Skinner, IUngUme MWantl al tbe bay. Por 1DON tnformadoll, call ~MM741. SllTOWNMGll Newport Beach Traffic Phasing Ordinance S"rV.~y _ / The Newport Beach Traffte Phasing Ordinance (TPO) provided funds to help improve both jamboree and MacArthur Boulevard in recent years. ls it working to relieve traffic in Newport Beach? Do you know what the Newport Beach Traffic Phasing Ordinance (TPO) is? Do you know what it covers or how it works? Do you think we should change it? Not too many local residents are aware of the Traffic Phasing Ordinance. Yet traffic fund ing and improvements are an important issue to every Newport Beach resident. . .. I Please take a moment to read about the major goals of the Traffic Phasing Ordinance::.·· "'"' ' . Then complete and return the survey below and give YQ~~ views about the TPO to the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. ~ ------------------·-- - --------- OVERALL GOAL The overall goal of the Traffic Phasing Ordinance is to ensure that traffic at major intersections never exceeds 9.0 percent of.the ca acit during 1 peak traffic hours. The TPO does this by making all projects that add one percent or more new traffic to a major intersection pay for improvements to reduce traffic below the 90 percent level. Do you support or oppose the basic goals of the TPO? Support __ Oppose __ NINETY PERCENT CAPACITY GOAL The major goal of the TPO is to ensure that traffic at 52 major intersections in the city does not exceed 90 percent of capacity dur ing peak traffic hours (traffic would be less at other hours). Do you support or oppose the ninety percent ''peak hour" goal? Support __ Oppose __ Name: Address: Phone: . , . Please return this form to: E-mail: ONE PERCENT MINIMUM IMPACT GOAL The TPO says that if a new development increas- es traffic by one percent at any of the 52 majo r intersections in the city then it mu st pay for traffic improvements (in addition to normal project traffic improvements) to keep those intersections below 90 percent capacity. Do you support or oppose the one percent minimum impact standard? Support __ Oppose __ KEEP OR REPEAL TPO? The city council revised the TPO last year. During the revisio n some people suggested the TPO be further amended , revised or even repealed. If the TPO were repealed, would you support the use of city Ge neral Fund revenues to fund traffic improvemen ts ? Would you supp~rt or oppose the repeal of the Transportation Phasing Ordinance and the use of General Funds for Traffic Improvements? Support Repeal/Support Use of General Fund --- Oppose Repeal/Oppose Use of General Fund --- Zip: Newport Hart>Or Area Chimber of Commerce, Attn: TPO Survey 1470 jamboree Road. Newport Beach, CA 92660 -\ . . r . ,, C><rNl'•I 1r1D1AtJ •• JAPANt SE ~~Ave ~~0~18 IE NI HANA ~Jl!..chSt (94~h ~SUSHI a SEAFOOD Anton lllVd ( >0-10 Avw.·s EL RANCHITO ~12 Ptocentlo Ave (94 °~42 MARGAJllTAVlllE 2332 W Coost Hwy ~~ ~~'1?~~' (9~~6 P EllSIAN T><F Alllf f~~WARO DINNER THEATER ~~· -..urnorlQ Reol cYf1l' 838-1540 8MnfE COUNTY PHFORMING ARTS ~TOW!\ Ceot81 Drive to Mefo 4) 556-2122 ~~Wer'&PERTORY &~Nr!?.oo Asian Bistro in Corona del Mar has recently expanded their menu to Include asian specialties from Thailand and Vietnam. Favorites like Thai BBQ chicken (pictured) can be prepared to-go, or dine-in, within a few minutes. Pad·thai and Pho, ·&re also some new delicious selections now available. Located at 2600 E. Coast Hwy, #E in Corona del Mar. Phone your order ahead and take it to the , beach I (949) 720-1289 Dine In A Romantic Setting A Dining Experience to Remember! 1976 Newport Blvd. • Costa Mela (949) 641 1314 Food from the b eautifuJ Coastal Riviera Qf Italy 11 An Easter Celebration" Sunday, April 23, 2000 • I lam to 3 pm As former Executive C hef ofTurco Marc in Newport Beach, Chef CorrikdO Gianoni, invites you to his newly opened restauram, Corrado. A delicious Easter buffet will be served on April 23rd. Roasted leg of lamb, roasted leg of veal, jumbo prawns, grilled shrimp, seafood salad, salmon carpaccio and other coastal Italian delights wiJI cascefuUy sarisfy your appetite, as weU as your fumily & guesa. At Corrado, you're family! Adults $21.50. children $14.95. For reservations please ca11 (949) 252-9396 ............... ~· ~· .................... ItN 8t.10NG ~~~~~/AN ~VEGT~REST~ FOOD IN TOWN ALL FOODS.ARE MEATLESS ' , Hop Over To... ~- HYATT REGENCY IRVINE For Easter Brunch, Sunday, April 23, 2000 (. ', We Will H ave An Easter Bunny & Easter Egg Hunt Along with live entertainment! (1>· ~ Appetizer, Salad & Dessert Buffet With one plate.d entree per person from a selection of.five. Champagne & fresh orange juice. (f\d Served From 10:30am To 2:30pm $32.00 Adults $16.00 Children 5-12 Children under 5 eat free from children's menu. Complimentary self parking. e For Easter Brunch Rcscrvatioru Call: (949) 225-6650 17900 Jamboree Blvd,. Irvine, California 92614 ~' TROPICAL ~ ,, 'CAFE Rel•x ••• Life le one lone weekend CORONA DEL MAR PLAZA N!WPORT &EACH (848) 7ec>-eeee --,_.,,.... ...._... ..... -- Dal1y Pilot TOWN CONTINUED FROM 7 llUllY De Jewtlb Coaamuntty een. ter ol Orange County will pre- sent •Kids: Passover Pun Day and Chocolate Seder," from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 250 E. Bak.- er St, Costa Mesa. Kinder- gartenen through Hflh- graders can enjoy a day of Passover activities. Members are $20 and nonmembers are $25. For more intonnation, call (714) 755-0340, Ext! 117. Orange Coast College wtll celebrate the 30th anniver- sary of its Recycling Center and Earth Day today and Wednesday with a •Green Fair• in the quad from 11 to 2 p.m. daily. The fair is open to the public and free of charge. The event will indude fea- ture speakers, displays and organically grown food. The reggae group, Irie Cafe, will perfonn today at noon in the quad. The school is at 2701 Fairview Road in Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-5131. The Corona del Mar Cha:u- ber of Conunerce will present its monthly luncheon at nouu at Five Crowns, 3801 E. Coast Highway. Social networking begins at 11:30. a.m. Cost is $15 per person. Included is a glass of wine, first course, main course, dessert and cof- fee. Guest speake r Jason Hartman will speak on "Per- sonal Branding and Relation- ship Marketing.• Reservations are required. For more infor· mation, call (949) 673-4050. THU,ISDAY The Costa Meu Chamber of Commerce will present a 90- minute Breakfast Boost from 7:15 to 8:45 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Goll and Country Club, 1701 GoU Course Drive. Rhonda Britten -will be the guest speak.er. Prepaid reser- vations are $12 or $17 at the door. For more information, call (714) 885-9090. The Newport-Irvine Rotary Club will present a discussion titled; "They Closed the. Beaches-Now What?" from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the Irvine Marriott, 1800 Von Karman Ave., Irvine. The discussion will focus on beach and har- bor pollution, urban runoff and its future impact on Orange County. Notable speakers indude Carol Hoff- man of The Irvine Co. and Dr. Jack Skinner of the environ- mental group, Stop Polluting Our Newport. Buffet lunch is $20, payable at the door. Um- ited seating. For more infor- mation, call (949) 653-9678. The Jewish Community Cen- ter of Orange County will present a singles Seder at 6:30 p.m. at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The full Kosher sit-down dinner is especially for singles and single parents. Tickets are $34 for members and $39 for nonmembers; children 10 and under are $15. Prices increase after April '1. For more information, THE PRESBYTERIAN £BIJllOI OF THE COVENANT 2850 Fairview Ro ud, Costa Me a , CA SUNDAY APRIL, 16"" 9:00 A.M. AND 10:30 A.M. Featuring: n.. COtleMnt Choir A Joyful Nol# Children's Choir Guat On:Matr. FEATURED SOLOISTS: INTERPRETIVE DANCE: KascySmith DRAMATISTS: Jeremy Seely Patty Hutslnger BROADWAY STAR: Rk:h8rd Kinsey Olrect9d by Antoinette en.kll Aceornplnied by Undtl t11111 Igel UlldelwtMtlfl by June Wimer {714) 55f-3340 CALL. TODAY 'OR A COMPLIMINTAIY CONSULTATION 141-711·1113 WWW.OllLlllllUHIH.COM ARoUNDToWN Friday, April l 4, 2000 9 Bunny will mdke an appear- an:c cnrJ lead children on d.Jl . eqg bunt ~t t 1 a m, 12.30 and 2 p .m. The Easter Bunny will be jOmed ''Y the 83lloon Man, a ma:retan and a face painter, staring t1I 10 a.m Kids can alc;o visit anunals m the petting 1.00 Guests will also be entertained by the J.R. Lewis Ba.."ld, a jazz group. 'T'cke~ are S'J6.95 for adults dlld $16.9~ for children 12 and under. For more in!onna- tion, call (94.J) 729-6160. APRIL 26 XC'r, Economic Develop- ment and Community Educd- Professional storyteller Jlm Lewis will launch the Newport Beach Central Ubrary's event, .. A Star Spangled Weekend," at 1 p.m. today with a program tiUed "Meet Mark 1\valn." As the curmudgeonly humorist, he will entertaln with tales from a variety of 1\valn sourc:ies. Free dessert, courtesy of Coco's, will be served. . lion division will present ' •small Business Conference & Expo 2000· from 9 a.rn. to 3 p.m. in the Fine Ara Build.mg on campus. 2701 Fairview R0ctd, Costa Mesa. Speoal guest speaker will be U .S Chamber of Commerce ·Blue Chip Enterpnse Award" Frank Everett, owner and pr~1dent of Vortex Industne--Advance reg1Strabon is $35 and mclud~ a box lunch and free parkmg. Regislrabon at the door LS $45 For more mfonnabon, cdll (714) 432-5880, opbon 1 A fibromyalgia :.upport group will be held at 7·30 p.m in the> Hoag Hospital Cancer CentP.r Auditorium, On l l0ctg Dnve. call (714) 755-0340, Ext. 115. Brad Avery, director of OCC's Marine Program and frequent skipper of Alaska Eagle, will speak about his adventures at 7 p.rn. at the Lido Isle Yacht Club, 701 Vi.a Udo Soud, New- port Beach. Admission, is $5. Refreshments will be served. For more infonnaUon, call {949) 673-3808. APRIL 22 Paine Webber will present a seminar titled •How to Han- dle a Divorce Settlement - investing Your Settle ment Wisely" at noon at its NPw- port Beach office, 620 New- Free Report Reveals Why •.. · ''I Haven't Suffered From A Migralne In 6 Months!'' ~ by Argus West Hayward, CA -I used to have the worst headaches in the world. My doctors gave me pill af1er pill bur nothing seemed 10 control my pains. And then I stumbled upon a free report about headaches advertised in my local paper. That was 6 months ago and I haven't had one since! To discover my secret weapon against migrajnes, call to ll-free, 1-888·255·8029, 24 hr. recorded message. Don't Suffer From Headaches Another Day! MICHAEL V. ELAM ... o. COSMETIC SURGERY port Center Drive, on the ninth noor. For more m!orma- tion, <'dli (94!-l) 717-5600. APRIL 23 H yatt Newporter's Easter Sunddy brw1ch will be pre- sented fron1 10 d.m. to 3 p.m. dt l Ml Jdrrboree Rodd, Newport Bedch. The Eastf'r ·Newport Bedch. Guest speak- er will be Or. Stuart Silvennan, medical direc.tor, rM Rehdbili- tation Program. Cedars-inat Medical Center SJ..lverman's speech is btled "F1bromyalgid -When ii hum. all over • Admission is free For more information, call (714) 840 8038. Craig Brown Insurance "For life's little Accidents!" CaJJ tn<lay for ~•ulo & hrnnt: owner's ln.-.umnr<;>I ~ (949) 760-1255 • --- \%/come Sou R c One "Your Southern CaJjfomia Mobility SpecWj~u" •• .u:«puJ howroom Hours Mon-Fri 9am-4:30pm 7 11 W. 17th t. Suite A-5 Costa Mesa • Representing th e fulJ line of Pride Mobility Products • Service & Repair • Insurance Reimbursement Spocialist 949-642-2010 . ~ Sa.otcn from Toll Free (888) «7-9056 $149S JIO IAN Mt.UIL DttlYI, IUITI 207 • NIWPOllT BIACH -------- r )0 Friday, April 1,, 2000 CONAAO lAU I OAlY f'll,OT Fans go wild upon bearing .. Ex-girlfriend,• No Doubt's tint song of the evening. NO DOUBT CONTINUED FROM 1 maintained a level of intima-_ cy with the crowd by talking between sets. "She's so beautiful,• said 14-year-old Heather White of Costa Mesa. "She's like per- fect .• ·r swear he smiled at me,· said 13-year-old Cassie Cop- pen of Costa Mesa, referring to Kanal. ·1 touched his hand,· said Nicole Nassir, 13, of Newport Beach. More than 20 stagehands started setting up for the. show at 8 a.m. }hursday. Meanwhile, fans had started lining up on Harbor Boulevard, hoping lo land front-row seats for the gen- eral adJTl.ission show. A group of dedicated fans arrived at 8 p.m. Wednesday and spent the night on the concrete to secure their spots. ·we wanted to be first,• said Dana Sanchez. A group of 60 police offi- cers and security guards were on hand for the rare event, which was promoted •by lnterscope Records and Vir- gin Megastore. At 12 a.m. Tuesday, fans stood in line at the record store to purchase No Doubt's newest album -the first 1,000 to do so receiving plas- tic wristbands that admitted them to Thursday night's show. No Doubt fans weren't alone in capitalizing on the performance. "This is a great boost for business,• said Upper Crust Pizza owner Rob St. John, a tenant in the food court at Triangle Square. "It's a great thing for local people and for Costa Mesa. We love to see it.~ ---· ----· ----····· ... ---·· ____ ,.... ---· ..... •• I,. . . . TRAFFIC CONTINUED FROM 1 •Tue best solution in the long run wW be to reconfig- ure and re<:t,esign the front entrances of many schools," Barbot saic;l. "In the mean- time, we have an obligation -moral and ethical -to do something." Because the majority of incidents take place at ele I mentary school campuses, " . CONTINUED FROM 1 •• not only out to the immediate area around the estuaty, but far inland to communities like Lake Forest. Tustin, Santa Ana and Irvine. That's why teaching people about the watershed is the top priority for Scholl at this Sun- day's •Earth Day 2000" events. Pollutants that end up in gutters and on lawns in areas around Newport_ Beach don't just go away, Scholl said. They pour down into the bay at the first sign of rain. Sunday's event, which runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., will feature a variety of displays designed to draw awareness to environmental issues. with a particular emphasis on those issues that directly affect the bay. The day will feature envi- BICYCLIST CONTINUED FROM 1 in Newport Beach. Blakely flew into the windshield of the car and, according to a Susan Delpenu, u1tstant superintendent of elementary education, ill putdng .together an ad hoc committee of par- ents, rep~tatives from the cities of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, dlsbict person- nel, principals, tP.achers and staff members to look at the issue. The committee-made up of 12 to 15 members -will 'meet on a temporary basis until some viable solutions are in place, Barbot said. "We need something sale FYI . . Other Earth Day/Volun- teer Connection Day eyents around Newport-Mesa this weekend: • A "Neighbors for Neigh- bors Community and Park deanup, • which aims to help repair and restore sin- gle-family homes in Costa Mesa, takes places from 8:30 a.m. to noon Saturday. About 200 volunteers are ronmental exhibits, canoe and kayak tours, and petting tanks v.:ith fish and other marine creatures. ·A lot of people are sur- prised by the marine life· to be found in local waters, said Grace Yick, a park ranger with the county Department of Harbors, Beaches and Parks. Though the bay copes with significant pollution problems, Oaity Pilot for our kids,• Mid JoADM RUSMll, PTA prelident at Cal- ifornia Elementary School in COit.a Mesa. •J'm happy that they're doing somethlng. • One of the tint tasks for the group is to reinforce within the commwlity and among par- ents the importance of driving safely. "Let's face it-we're in the middle of Southam Cali- fornia, where people have a love affair with can," Mook said. •Autos and pedestrians don't always mix and the vic- tor is always the car." needed. for information, call (714) 754-4892. • Orange Coast College is presenting a "Green Fair" on Tuesday and Wednes- day on its campus, with events that will feature speakers from environmen- tal organizations such as the Green Party of Orange County and CalPIRG. For more information, call (714) 432-5131. it's also home to bat rays, snowy ~ts, top smelt and many other animals. In the old days, Scholl said. there were even sea horses breeding 'in the eel grass. "lf we can restore condi- tions,• he said, "abundant life is going to be coming back into the bay." For information about th.is weekend's events, call (949} 640-6746. police report, was not wear-professor, spends part of each ing a helmet. day reading newspapers in The driver of the vehicle, the lobby of tbe Union Bank 78-year-old lrvine resident . of Ca.Worriia on Westcliff Dri- Charles Froessel, said he was ve, neighbors said. unable to stop the car in time He would park his bike out lo avoid the accident. in front, sil on the couch and Blakely, a retir~ college pass lhe boU.rs by the window as customers strolled in and out. One neighbor surmised that the accident probably hap~ned on the way to or from the ba,nk. Put a few words to work for you. Call the WESTCUFF PLAZA Irvine Ave & 17th St. Newport Beach ( Sinctl 1982) ~e-b CORONA DEL MAR FITNESS CENTER PCH & Avocado Ave Corona Del Mar Daily Pilot Cl.ASSIFIEDS 642-5678 (949) 631-3623 (Opening April 2000) with Minolta Af 35-80 Lins, Batllrils & Slrap Compad, liahtweight . tiuih-iri llash, automatic ., pe>lnt & shoOf' apee:1ure, shutter ~ plus manual mOcles ' Quote Of DIEDIY "We fek this was a big match -· • Steve Conti, CdM volleyball coach Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 44223 • Friday, April 14, 2000 11 TARSS VAQS CdM eyes Sea View crOwn . • Newport wins in five games to grab share of Sea View League lead. IRVINE -For the second tiple this season the Newport Harbor High boys volleyball te~ bas upset the No. 1 team in CIF Southern Sec- tion Division I. Coach Dan Glenn's Sailors outlasted Sea ViewLeaguehostlrvine, 15-11 .15-11, 7-15, 12- 15, 15-12, Thursday, pulling e ven With the Vaqueros atop the league standings with three matches to play. Newport senior Billy Clayton amassed 33 kills. 13 digs, 11 blocks and one ace while senior setter Kent Turne r collected 75 'assists nine digs, eight blocks and four aces. ' Blake Tippett (18 kills and 18 digs) Dustin Illingworth (1~ kills and 10 blocks); Adam Tomalas (13 kills) and Brian Gaeta (10 kills) were also pivotal for Harbor, which improved to BOYS VOLLEYBALL· 7-3, 4· 1 .in league. Irvine (9-1, 4 -1 ) car. ried the No. 1 ranking in the section and Orange County into the match. Newport unranked in "Billy just took over the match. He Division I and No. 9 in just wasn't Orange County, previ· ously knocke d Mira Cos-going to lose ta from the Division I top t . ht ,, s pot. orug ... "The first two games · we played really we ll and the last game, Billy j ust took over th e match,· GJenn said. •He just wasn't going to lose tonight.· Dan Glenn Newport Harbor High boys volleyball coach TUCK AND FIELD HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING Mustangs hobbling •Day and Kroening have big days, but Mustangs pay a price for girls' victory; boys lose, and Stewart is stoved up. JosePi Boo OAA.Y PllOT LAGUNA BEAC H -Laguna Beach High's girls track and field team provided little competition.iUt- erally, !or Costa Mesa in a· Pacific Coast League dual meet. The host Artists fielded runners in only five track events, and that allowed the Mustangs to romp to a 79-t7 victory Thursday. But the win came at a huge pnce for the Mustangs because senior Julie Kroening, Mesa's top runner in the 100 meters and 300 hurdles and an important long jumper, suffered a possible broken foot 10 the 300s. ;, • Sea Kings co~linue Pacific ' Coast League dominance against second-place Artists~ . NEWPORT BEACH -The Corona del Mar 1-{Jgb boys volle yball team all but ensured itself a Pacific Coast League championsttip Thursday. sweeping sec- ond-place Laguna Beach, 15-4, 15-7, 15- 8, on the road to create a two-match lead with three to play. Greg Stampley had 13 kills, Alec Hanson 10 and senior Stanford-bound setter Kevin Hansen had seven kills, 34 assists and four jump-serve aces to help the Sea Kings improvs-to 9-1, 5-0 m league. CdM, ranked No. 4 in CIF Southern Section Division l and No. 3 in Orange I County, played e'<~ryone m their fifth straight league sw~p. Forrest Mac~ (six kills), Chris She,>. ardson (four), C harlie Alshuler (three), Garrett Ma&lin ·(three} and Evan Bur- den (seven assfsts and seven digsi were additional contributors for the winners. "We felt this was a big match,• CdM Coach Steve Conti said . "We lcnew a win would give us a two-match cushion iD • the standings and we know we have to win on the road come playoff time.· • Mustangs sweep Estuda -the Costa Mesa High boys volleyball team had lit- tle trouble disposing nval .Estancia Th~ay night in Pacific Coast Leag\ie action. The Mustangs rolled, 15-1, 1.S-6, 15-5, led by Nale Jones' 12 kills and Shaun Ferryman's 10 kills. DON UACH I OAllY PILOT Newport Harbor sophomore Ryan Le an swims lo a winning time of 1:50.57 in the 200 freestyle. later he repeated his • winning a.Jitics, f claiming the 500 freestyle after clocking a 4:51.15. It was especially costly because Laguna Beach didn't fill a lane m the 300 and Kroening was only running against teammate Candace Nichol- son. Aiming me rely for a good tune, Kroening got oU to a good start for the first 150 meters. But she hobbled down the stretch and finished with a winning time of 51.33. Nicholson came in right behind her at 52.74. A FULL PLATE FOR NEWPORT "Kroening won (three) eve nts,· Costa Mesa Coach John Camey said, "but what I'm really worried about is whether she broke her foot.· In her first time in the event tl\is year, Kroening won the 100 low hur- dles in 17.56. She also captured the long jump (14-10). Both victories came before the 300 hurdles. The day's biggest mark for Mesa (2-1 in league) came from freshman S!;Mlron Day, who broke the school record in the high jump with a per· sonal record of 5-t, a winning height by eight inches. Day also took the 200 (28.22) and the 400 (53.40). Nicholson, a seniot, had a bngbt debut in an off event by winning the triple jump. She jumped 30-11 the first time she competed in the event. •Mila Lee had a strong showing for the Mustangs by holding off a Lagwl8 Beach runner at the stretch to win the 100 (13.20). Stewart hurts ankle LAGUNA BEACH -Costa MeSd High's boys track and field team came to Laguna Beach wounded, bad a scare during the 200-meter run, and left insulted at the end. Injury-riddled heading into Thurs· day's dual meet with the host A.rtiats, the Mustangs faced a big problem when Greg Stewart. the defending Pacific Coast League champion in the 100-and 200-meter races, reag- gravated an ankle injury in the long jump. Mesa then lolt a controversial 1,600 relay and that Jett the Mus- tangs uuperated in an 80-46 PCL dual-meet loll to Laguna Beech. In the lut Nee of tbe CS.y, Laguna BeKb took a liuble leed wttb ... tint two runners in tbe 1,600 relay. Mesa'• t1*d leg, Zec:k PoWell, doled the gap and Wal rtght behind the Artistl wbMI be handed olt tQ JOlh Strick· lend. In tbe lut 200 ......... StriddaJMt IMde bil move and bdeOy peaed IAfuna Beecb'I Nick Brown. But BNwn dribd into Stricldand'i lane. ad be hUI OD to will ~ ... tblD Ml. eecaad. Tbe meet Mrtw llt tbe llilUll ltaDd bealUle DO c:aated WU .... SllMISAMMtl Lean Machine guts it out • Despite sore back , Newport sophomore joins Peirsol to key boys' win over powerhouse El Toro. Barry Faulkner DAILY PlloT NEWPORT BEACH -New· port Harbor Hlgb sophomore Ryan Lean is seeking an appointment with' a chiroprac- tor, but his freestyle stroke needed no adjustment Thurs- day. Lean. the reigning Sea View League champion in the 500· yard freestyle, who was also sec- ond at league finals in the 200 free, won both distance freestyles to help the Sailors defeat nonleague visitor El Toro, 98-82. Lean, battling a sore back, which he stretched in workouts earlier this week, also con- tributed to the victorious 200 and 400 free relay tea.ms for the Thrs, who defended their No. 3 ranking in Orange. County against their former Sea View rivals, ranked No. 5. "The guy I was most impressed with today WU Ryan Leen,• Newport Harbor Coach Brian Kreutzkamp said. •t know his back WU killing him and he was in e Jot of pain today. But be gave us t0me gutsy swtms. Tbtl was two ot the top five teams tn the county go6ng at It today, to t WU happy to come out wttb the victory.· The triumph, wblda upped the Sdon' recard to 3-1, WU ==~= ~~s::..~ tltl9i ID tbe 100 bacbtrOlle a.it DON lEACH I OAl\.Y Pl.OT Aaron Petrsol pulls ahead ln brea.ttstroke en roule to victory. year, as well as a league crown in the 100 butterfly, was a part ol four event winners, before heading off to bis second full workout of the day with trvme Nov aquatics. Pelrsol won the 200 indivtd· ual medley (2:02.36) and the 100 fly (S3.08). He contributed to the medley relay, which posted an automatic CIF quahfying time of 1 :44 .1 t. es well as the lOO free relay. Harbor junior Peter Belden wu on both treestyle relays and won tbe 100 free (.S0.4S), after .,... .... in the .so '"9e by El ,., ..... All Kheleesl. IOuhnl .. surprtmng trtumph Wll _. CJf only three event vk:- taitll lat South Cout LMgue aa •••· ...... who Md the t'OUl\ty'• thlrd-fMtelt ... in tbe lOO he headtng into thts week t l 47.15). overcame a d f1ot to put Harbor in the lead m th~ fmal relay "I've never had a ba<'k prob- lem before, but l pulled it m practice,· Lean S&d ·1 wasn't gomg to u flip tum , but an El Toro guy was conung up on me m the next lane, so I had to.• Petrsol, who owns the coun- ty's top t:unes in the 200 ~1. 100 fly and 100 back, was among those slightly oft the pece they set at Saturday' Foothill Swtm Games hnals. Kreutzkamp M.k1 the Foothill meet 11the1.ast chance his Swim· men will have to compete ~ainst swimmers from all dM· lions. •from now on, lt's all Divilk>n t,. Kruettkemp Mid. .The kid• get udted for that meet. and it SH NH IOYS MM 12 Newport uses depth, talent, to taste victory against El Toro girls. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Newport Harbor High girls swun coach Ken Lamont IS like a gourmet chef 10 a well-stocked kltchen With all the ingredient!> at tus dtsposal, 1t remams merely dO exerose of unagmabon to bnng them to the uitunate competl- bve boll And 1f Thursday'!> deastve 119-51 nonleague league over vtS1b.ng El Toro IS any mdtcauon, Ldrnont has all but hndh.zed the Sdllors' recipe for succe!>s. "Every meet is cWferent; there's no coolue-cutter hneup l use,• Lam- ont said "I try to keep all the events covered. Every pli:lce I put girl today, they did what they bad to do.• That woll.ld be an understdtement for the Sailors, who won all l J events against a C harger squad missing three-time nauonaJ chclffipion Ka.itlm Sandeno. . With Sandeno preparing for meets on a grander scale, mcludmg the upconung Ol~p1c tnals. the Sailors' stable of <'lub swimmers ambushed their ronner Sea View League nvals. Freshmen Nicole Mackey and Hayley Petrs<>J, as w U as ~phomore Carley Geehr, edch took part ln fow event Vlctones to produro tbe lop- Sided decision Mackey won the 100-yard butter· Oy (59.31) a.nd the l.00 freestyle (5' . .C9) She was a.1so oo the wtnmng medley and 200 free relay units. Peitto1 topped the field in the 200 individual medley (2:13..52)-.d tbi .soo tree (5:16 87} and ......... freelt)'le relays. Geebt, a Pu•deftl ....._ Wlllll returned lett week _,., .... GUI with e tom rotator cidf, wm lie 200 kee (l :52.6S) and .... 100 bw '*"'* (l:Ol.31). She .a.o D* ... a. bola lnle re&ay triumlJlll. Senior Amy Murpby we '9ae • SR•GIU - I -·-:• -------Y1 -. ---"C.~'S~ • Laguna Beach holds on to capture PCL victory. N· 1· l'j If t , •• , ,,, II ~ l .' } ll Roger c.amon DAILY PILOT COSTA l'vfESA -Estancia Higb's hopes for extending a two-game victory streak were dashed Thursday afternoon N911 ; wt ,...... 4, l.aglM'\a Hills 1 as Laguna Beach High junior IMne 10, Aliso Niguel o John Verdugo, a 6-foot-2, Sailors 190-pound left-hander, used just 84 minutes to rack up a three-hit, 2-1 PaCific Coast League baseball victory ~n Estanda's diamond. While the Artists did most of the threatening, stranding four on third base, among other things, the Eagles had h their shot to tum it around in S 0 Ck the sixth, and seventh innirigs, but were turned away by a combination of takes that left Eagles Coach Doug Deats 10 a frustrated state. Estancia pitcher C.K. Green dueled Verdugo inning for inning through four, but was touched by a two-out 340-foot'home run to right-center by leadoff hitter Kasey O'Kee!e, and gave up the winning run in the sev- enth when pinch hitter Jeff Packard singled thrtmgh .the bo~, advanced to third tin a sacrifice and throwing error, then came home on a double- play ball. ·c.K. did a great.job,• said Deats. "It was a tough game to Jose. Their kid {Verdugo) just clutched up.• Estancia evened the game at 1-1 in the the sixth inning when Armando Ortiz got to first on a passed ball when striking out, advancing to second on a sacrifice by A.J. Perkins, who beat out a bunt to first when the throw to first pulled the infielder off the bag. Green came thr~ugh with a clutch single to right-center to score Ortiz and the Eagles were even, only to see a golden opportunity wasted with two straight baserun• ners caught at third, both outs a result of a communica- tion gap more than anything else. In the seventh the Eagles threatened with Brent Davis' stinger to left. He was erased on a fielder's choice which put Mott Mueller aboard, and the latter found bis way to third on a sacrifice and passed ball, only to see Ver- dugo get the last batter swinging. Justin Lund bad Estanda's other base hit, a one-out sin- gle to left in the third innirig. He was left stranded on sec- ond. Verdugo struck out three and walked two. Creen K'd five and walked none. Estancia falls to 6-9, 2-6 in the Pacific •Coast League. Laguna Beach improves to 5-9, 4-4. MCMC CX>AST ~ lAGuNA 8IMJt 2, EsTMCIA 1 . Laguna Beach 000 010 1 • 2 7 1 Esuncia 000 001 O : 1 3 1 Verdugo and Gagnet; Green and Davis. W • Verdugo, 4-2. L-Green, 3·5. 28 • Ziegler (LB). 38 • Handley (LB). HR • O'Keefe (LB). NO UMPS Umpires failed to show for the Costa Mesa-University baseball game Thursday. They'll try again today, at 3:15, at Costa Mesa. ks clutch pitching from Verdugo, Haw and a couple of mental mis- • Sandoval strong in 4-1 Sea Kings come back to beat Ocean View win over Laguna Hills. LAGUNA HILLS Miguel Sandoval tossed a complete-game two-hitter to lead Newport Harbor 1-Ugh's baseball team to a 4-1 win over host Laguna Hills Thurs- day in Sed View League action. Nick Langsdorf sllldcked a home run to lead the Sailors' attack, while Donovan Wong chippeq in with a double. Newport (3-12, 2-9 m league) will compete in the Pride or the Coast Baseball Tournament during spring break. SEA VIEW LEAGUE N£WPOflT 4, lAGuNA H1w 1 Newport 0101200 ·4 12 0 Laguna Hills 010 000 O · 1 2 2 Sandoval and Brant; Reed and Rochon. W ·Sandoval, 1-1. L ·Reed. 2B ·Wong (NH). HR • Langsdorf (NH). SOFTBALL Mesa hangs on to. beat Laguna Beach •Mustangs hold off late rally for 5.3 $. LAGUNA BEACH -After jumping out to a 5-0 lead, Costa Mesa High's softball team hung on for dear life and came away with a 5-3 Pacific Coast League win over host Laguna Beach. The Mustangs (6-8, 3-1 m league) used six hits to post four seventh-inning runs. The biggest shots came from Kaite Chapman and Nicole Spun- gaugle, who each had two- run singles. . Kelly Daub went 3 for 4 with a run scored to heJp the Mustangs' attack. MOF1C COAST LEAGUE CostA MISA 5, LAGUNA lkAat l Costa Mesa 100 000 4 5 10 4 Laguna Beach 000 000 3 -3 6 2 Snanley and Klimkiewcz; Davidson and Offeld w . Shanley, 5-5. L -Davidson. CdM's comeback falls short, 4-3 IRVINE -With four errors, Corona del Mar Hlgb's soft- ball team allowed host Oni- vers1ty to score four runs on three hits Thursday in a Paaf· ic Coast League game. The Sea Kings almost came back but fell short, 4-3. Megan Curry had a two RBI single in the sixth inning for CdM (4-7, 2-2 in league). uut the Sea Kings left the inning with the bases loaded. Meaghan Bunney had a RBI single in the seventh to cut Uni's lead to one, but CdM again left the bases loaded. MOFK COAST lMGUI! UNMRslTY ... O:>lloNA D1L MM J COrona del Mar 000 002 1 -3 8 4 University 020 020 0 -4 3 0 Zoelle and Tyson. Waldman and Watkins. W -Waldman. L -Zoelle, 4-1. COLLEGE BASEBALL Vanguard 1atls, 5-4 COSTA MESA -The Master's College was a 5.4 winner over h06t Vanguard Universlly Thursday after- noon ln a Golden State Ath· letk Conterence baseball ga.Jl'le, striking for three runa in the eighth lnnlng to pull it out and offset Kevin Cande- la.rla 's two-run homer in the seventh. Vanguard falJs to 6· 32 overall. ---~WC Cl n.......,11.V.-w.• l)le Mllt8r"I OC10 101 010 s I o Yanguefd --200 ... 1 .. ,.,...,.., WOod. -Wirtz. ~ lrodlUOft • ...,..,m, 'U.IMC. ' ..... W·Wood 1.---,11.J JI· .-.M. HR ·~M.cart4' 16M ~ • Martinez goes the distance in 9·6 victory. Mike Sciacca DAJLY PILOT HUNTINGTON BEACH -A youthful Corona del Mar High baseball team showed signs of maturity Thursday, rallying from three runs down to overtake host Ocean View, 9-6, in nonleague action. The Sea Kings, who inched above the .500 mark at 8-7, looked anything but sharp in the first two innings as they feU behind, 3-0. But the CdM defense, which committed three errors in the first inning, settled down, and gave win- ning pitcher J .D. Martinez the support he needed. MARIANNA DAY MASSEY~All.Y Pl.OT CdM's Andrew Johns (3) slides Into second base safely. "Errors plagued us early, 'and that's when a team - especially a young team, can quit," CdM Coach John Emme said. ·we're a young team, but we grew up a bit today. We didn't tuck it in and call it quits after it was 3-0. The kids just put it behind them, and moved on. That showed me some signs of maturity. It was a gutty performance by Martinez, who, despite giving up 10 bits, continued to persevere on the mound, despite the mistak~ in the field. "He showed a lot of faith in his teammates by continu- ing to throw hard,• Emme said of the junior right-han- HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING DON LEACH I DAllV PILOT Hayley Pelrsol reaches out to~ her lead en roule to winning the 200 tndMdual medley. NEWPORT GIRLS CONTINUED FROM 11 free (26.31) and was on the winnin/medley and 200 free relays. She was also ~d in the 200 free. Junior Jennifer Arrow won the 100 breast- stroke (1:08.26) and was on the winning med- ley relay. She was third in the 200 IM. Freshman Jenna Murphy was on the 200 free relay quartet, was second in the 200 IM and third in the 100 backstroke. Junior Erin Ball was on the winning 400 relay and was second in the 100 free and the 100 backstroke to help the Ta.rs improve to 3- 2. I "Nothing really stood out today," Lamont said. "I thought everyone did a nice job. We're NEWPORT BOYS CONTINUED FROM 11 at the stage of the season when everyone is starting to prepare for league finals and CIF. • The addition of Geehr has helped add flex- ibility to the lineup. Lamont said. • J've been experimenting with it, but we've only got a couple meets left, so it's close to being solidified. Having Carley back is really nice. It gives me another option wben I mas- sage the lineup.• Lamont said he was disappointed Sandeno wasn't on hand Thursday, but he understands her priorities are on bigger competition. •1t would have been fun for bur kids to swim against her," Lamont said. FOi THI RICORD Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar High boys and girls swim teams will vie in a non- league dual meet at Corona del Mar Monday, April 24, starting at 3:15 p.m. in the 100 backstroke (second) and 100 but- terfly (third). Ryan Cook (400), ·Robert Weiner (medley), Brandon McClain (medley), .Joey Snelgrove (200) and Kyle Bean (200) also shared the glo- can be a little tough to get their focus back for ry of relay victories. a nonleague meet. And, we had some pretty Cook, a junior, was third in the 100 rree and tough workouts this week, so the times were Snelgrove, a junior, was third in the 50 slower today. freestyle. Harbor senior Ryan Gough swam on the Senior Paul Kepner was third ln the 200 400 free relay and a.I.so scored valuable points , h'$e and 500 tree. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS lllD lllU SWiii SUMMARIES der, who improved to 3-3. •That's a sign of maturity, too." Ocean View (6-9-2) took a 2..0· first inning lead and padded its advantage to 3-0 when 1im Burda began the second inning with a solo home run to left field. But, from that point on, it was all CdM. The Sea Kings finally got to Seahawk starter Tyler Kreil (4 -2) in the top of the third inning. It took the bottom of the CdM order to get things going, with No. 9 hitter, Wes Hocldnson. putting runners at second and third base with a sacrilice bunt. Dave Knecht put the Sea Kings on the board with an RBI single and with two out, CdM managed to score four more runs off Krell. Eric Snell BRIEFS gave the Sea Kings their first lead of the game, his two-RBI single up the middle scoring both Knecht and Billy Eagle for a 4-3 lead. . John Dicesare followed with an RBI single to shallow right field to make it 5-3 as the Sea Kings sent nine men to the plate in the inning. Eagle would go on to sin· gle home Dustin Hatfield in the fifth inning, then score on a balk called against Ocean View's third pitcher of the day, Mike La Pier, to give CdM a 7-4 edge. NONUACM• CoM '· OclAN v .. ' CdM 005 020 2 • 9 11 5 Ocean View 210 100 2 -1 3 1 Martinez and McKeever; Krell, Stefnik (4), La Pier (5) and Yoakum. w · Martinez, 3·3. L·Krtil, 4-2. 2B • Hatfield (CdM); Martinez (CdM), Dubarry (OV), Krell (OV). HR -Burda (OV). - TARS WIN Newport wins by four strokes over Woodbridge in key league match. IRVINE -Newport GOLF Harbor High's boys golf· team took a big step toward the Sea View League championship Thursday, defeating host Woodbridge by four strokes at Rancho San Joaquin Golf Club, 192-196. Medalist honors for the Sailors (11 -1, 5-1 in league) were shared by Jake Allanach and Kevin Olson with 37s, the latter nailing two birdies on the final two boles. Also contributing with key efforts were Daniel Kush (38), Scott nppett (40) and Mitch Johns (40). Woodbridge falls to 11-3, 4-2. CdM tops Estancia NEWPORT BEACH GOLF -Four players tied for medalist honors at 2-over-pa.r 37, including three from Corona del Mar High, as the host Sea Kings defeated Estancia, 194-213, in a nine- hole Pacific Coast League boys golf match Thursday at Newport Beach Country Club. John Kwon, Joe Kwon and Innes McDonald each shared the lead for the Sea Kings ( 10- 4, 6-1 in PCL), while Estanda's Joey Mueller also carded a 37. Chris Franta (40) and Manuel Fernandez (-'3) also scored for Corona del Mar. Jason Cassidy (39), Greg Rausch (44), Pete Baker (46) and Matt Cechola (47) pro- ducing scoring marks for the Eagles. Last weekend, John Kwon. a junior, finished as medalist at an American Junior Golf Aaodatlon qualifier event in Houston and will play next week in an AJGA Cbampi· onshlp. Coast shocked, 16-6 c 0 s T A llSEIAU MESA - Orange Coast College dropped a 16-6 Orange Empire Conference baseball decision Thursday as Golden West unloaded with an 11 - run sixth-inning on the loser's diamond. Adam Anderson was 3 for 3 with two runs scored, and Jason Reuss was 3 for 4 with two runs and two RBis, but that was about it for OCC positives. Coast falls to 11-20, 5-13 in the OEC. Golden West is 16- 16, 7-11. .,.,.. .... wan cm Gcu8I WlsT 11, a--eo.ur" Golden wen 001 20(11) 020 • 16 u 1 ~Co.st 020 01 0 300 .' 13 l lM1on. Tripoli (I), H¥PW (9) end Archer, c..ndel.a. CMwy, Brown (6), o.wri (6), Limbert (I) end Ketler. W • LMson, 3-4. L • (Mey, 2-9. 21 • 11eua (OCQ, twp« (GWQ. Hk • Hr.son (GW). ~ (GW). MNr (GW). Nguyen-Lam shine COSTA MESA ftlllS Laguna Beach High's Artists were 12-6 win- ners in Pacific Coast League boys tennis Thursday 4ftei- noon at Costa Mesa. / Mesa's thini doubles team, Cuong Nguyen and Marvin Lam surprised the Artifts, sweeping their three foes. Mesa falll to 3-12, 2-7 in the PCL. Laguna Beech ii 9-a, 5-4. MGllC CIOAl'f ~ l.A91M 8IMlt 12. MllA • ........ TNen Phem (CM) lost to Roguly. CM; lost to ~ CM; lost to v. ~ 1-6; aem.rd (CM) lolt. 04, 1"' 1-7; Thu Phem (CM) lolt. 04, M; won. 7.5, Doi lllu -CNndtlltl-hpel (CM) IOlt tlo N. ~Wlllta.., 0-6; IOll '° MlftoN.Junktl\, ).6; ct.f. ~ .. ,. ~ D. ~ (CM) lolt. 4-t; won, 7"> lolt. U; c. ~(CM) won. 7-5,6-2,M. SCll ... .. --------------------------------------~~~f>C>itrs~--------J~·--------~--------F_ridoy-.:.'-Af>r~i-11_4~,2_000 __ ~13 . Ocean View edges Estancia at the finish •But Eagles' freshman Rojas continues to sizzle. IUcMrd Dunn DAILY Pit.or H~~ school la!J1 and lirls TUCK lllD FIEL Estancia girls win, 62-61 COSTA MESA -Fresh- man Humberto Rojas could be a future star for Estancia. High, but he'll need some help puttin~ points on the scoreboard if the Eagles are going to crack the win col- umn in a t;>oys track and field dual meet this year. Jordan Fissel. .I second quarter. • • Huipe, Jasmine Geider double for Eagles, who best Ocean View. Ract.d Dunn Hulpe, wbo set the ICboo1 teCOt'd in the 3,200 last year at tbe CJP Southern Section Divltdon ffi prel'mlMries, Estancia, which swept the 1,600 and both weight events, while taking two of the Uuee scoring slots in the 800 and 3,200, remained winless in five dual meets this year. The • Eagles are 0-3 in the Paci!ic Coast League, having lost to Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach and Corona del Mar. Segovtano barely trailed Rojas in the 800 and 1,600, placing second in both events with times of 2:15.53 and 4:52.61, respectively. Fissel was third in the 400 at 57.0, DAILY Pilar Estancia 1Wept the 3,200. w1th Junior Cahuantzi. the winner in 13:07.6, runner-up Maria Arroyo (13:34.8) and Stepbanie Melen· COSl'A MESA -Before they lined up for dez (\1:10), WbUe the Eagles also swwt the ~ fioa.I race, Estancia H1gh's Eagles already t,600'· with Huipe, Cahuantzi (6:10.32) and had it in the bag. · o (6:13.96). • Rojas captured the 800 and 1,600 meters Thursday, and the host Eagles had a chance to win the nonleague meet against Ocean View in the final event, but came up just short in the 1,600 relay. Ocean Vie w, which swe pt the relays and most of the hurdles, erased a one-point deficit by winning the last event and defeated Estancia , 63-59. Rojas, who has clocked a 10:07 in the 3,200 this year, is a multi.faceted runner whose range begins at the 400. In this meet, ~ojas won the 1,600 in 4:50.52 and the 800 in 2:10.50, the only Eagle lo double. \ Casillas crossed the tape first in the 3,200 \yith a time of 10:43.34, (oUowed by an Ocean View runner and Var- gas (11 :03.19), and was third in the 1,609 (4:56.68) as Estancia took all Uuee spots.· ln the I field events, Estancia's Travis Chandle r won the biple jump at 40 feet 4 inches, while teammates Josh Veach (shot put) and Cesar Romero (discus) cap- tured the weights. Thanks to distance standouts Uz Huipe ~ "This year, I hope to break the (school) and Janet Cahuant7j, sprinters Ja.mtloe Gei· '· record in the 1,600, as weU as try to break my der and Hanni Gelder and weight spedahst own record in the 3,200. "wd Huipe, who Diana Alderete, the Eagles' 911ls track and believes the 3,200 is her best event field team secured its second victory in fjve In the sprints, sophomore JdSmine Ge1der dual meets before the 1.600-meter relay. captured the 100 (12.47) and 200 (27.12), while VlSiting Ocean View won the last event, taking third in lbe long jump at 13 feet 9-31.c but Estancia held on for a 62-61 oonleague inches. wih Thursday. Hanni CJeider, who was second m the 100 Huipe. the school-record holder in the (12.98) aod 200 (27.15), won the high jump at 4-' 3,200 (11:13.6), passed on the long·dJstance Sarah Marx aod Ludi Valdez placed second competition against Ocean View to prepare and tbJrd, respectively, m the 400 for Estancia. •our distance guys can 't do it all,• said Estancia dis- tance coach Charlie Appell, referring to the efforts of Rojas, Louis Segovi<tno, Mike Casillas, Danny Vargas and "It's a very positive situa- tion for the boys, but I'm try· ing to keep (Rojas) out of the leadership role until his sophomore or junior year,• Appell said. "I don't know (what his best event is). He can go in the quarter on up. He's run a 2:07 800 and a 56· Veach went 42-0 3/4 in the shot put and placed second in the discus at 127-10. while Romero's winning discus mark was 132-10. Romero was also third in the shot put (25-5). for Saturday's Orange County Championships Alderete won the discus (88-31 /2) and fln- at Trabuco Hills High. tshed third in the shot put 126-4112). Team- So all Hu.ipe. a junior, <lid was Unish fll'St in mate Violeta Vega was second in the shot put the 1,600 (5:58.96) and 800 (2:42.8) to lead the (26-7) and third in the discus (72-2 1/4) Eagles' onslaught m the nmning events. In the triple j~p agamst Ocean View, "She's JUSt a top-notch distance Estanda's Rabia Khan and Georgina Ortua runner, ftEstanoa Coach Joan Carlisle said or placed second and third, respectJvPly. SUMMARIES MCIAC COAST 1.EAGUE IOYS C4'IONA OEI. MM 68, UNM:llSITY 67 100 • 1. Moore (CdM), 11 52. 2. Kimura M. 11 .9, 3. Polter (U). 12.24. 200 · 1 M00<e ((dM), 24.37; 2. Kimura (U), 24.37. 3 Vinson (CdM), 24.83. 400. 1. Kramer (CdM), 53.64; 2 Illingworth (U), I 54.89; 3. Wagler (U), 55.67 IOO • \. Yelsey (CdM), 2:08.0; 2. Cole (U), 2:10 O, 3 Collins (U), 2.11.0 1,IOO • 1. Yebey (CdM), 4'48.0; 2. 8Hrdste., 4:57; 3. Ghatauda M. 5:04.0 J ,200 • 1 Colhns (U). 10:45.0; 2. Hodges (CdM), 11 01 0, 3 Inouye (CdM), 12.08.0. no Htf. 1. Glye< (CdM), 16.40, 2. Wang {U), 17.03; 3. Ariama (U), 17 77 JOO IH • 1 IUingworth (U), 42.78, 2 Glye< (CdM), 43 90; 3. Wang (\J), 44.75 400 ~ • l Corona de! Mar (Glyer. Kramer. Hoyt. Moort), 46 1 UOO Re&.y · 1 UnrYef'Sity, 3;40.0 HI • 1. Ballard (U), 6-4, 2 ChrJei (U). 5-10 3. nhn u . 1. (tie) Mal1hall (CdM), Huang (U), 17·10 each. 3. ~ (U). 1W. TJ • 1 Porter (U), 38-0, 2. Huang (U), 37-611·; 3. Ballard (U). 31-11'1· PY · Bi.lite (U), 12-0. 2 Knupple (CdM), 11-6, 3. W.atson (CdM), 11-0 SP • 1 Fenton (CdM). 51·9'/t; 2. Johnson (CdM), 44-B'/i; 3 Duckies (U). 43-6. DT . 1. f«lton (CdM), \56-5. 2 Duckies (U), 130-10'11; 3. Shochat (CdM), 126-l'/i. UGuelA lkA04 IO. CosTA MESA 46 100 • 1. Stewart (CM). 11 48; 2 Paeley (LB), 11 66; 3. Martinez (CM), t 2.11 200 • 1 Wolfe (LB), 24 47; 2. Strickland (CM), 24 51; 3. Bell (LB), 24 56 400 • 1. 'Nolfe (LB), Sl.40; 2. Btoll (l8), 53 81, 3 Stnckland (CM), SC.14. IOO • 1. Moore (LB), 2 07 .05; 2. Zuckert (LB), 2:07.24; 3. I. Salts (CM). 2.11 .00 1,600 · 1. Moore (LI), 4:38.03; 2. Zucktort (LB), 4.39; 3. Ghebfedious (CM), 4:43.57 J,200 • 1. Ghebredlous (CM), 10:21; 2. Heatley (LB). 11 ·20.2; 3 Morgan (LB), 11:35. 110 ... • 1 Brown (LB). 16.51; 2. P. Hulliger (CM), 18 27, 3 Liu (CM), 19 95 JOO IH • 1 Brown (LB), 45.27; 2 Jord.an (CM), 46 99, 3 P. Hulligef (CM). 47.27. 400 relay· 1 Laguna Bead\ 46.25. 1,IOO ...&ey • ~une Btoadl, 1 3 50 25 "'. 1. W.ard (LB), 6-0, 2. Myton (LB).~ u . I StewMt (CM), 19-2; 2. Todd (LB), 18-1, 3 Schoettler (CM.), 17-81/ .. TJ • 1. Wood (LB), 38-11, 2 Powell (CM), 36-7, l . Todd (LB), 35 7 SP • 1 R Hulhger (CM}, 52-6; 2. ~ (LB), 42·2'1•. 3 Coonaty (CM). ~ Df • 1. It Hulloger (CM). 142-61!., 2 Rodadt (L8), 11M'h;3 COM.Jty(CM), 118-Sh MOAC COAST 1.EAGUI GlllLS COfONI ct.I Mw I0.5, Unlwntty ss.s 100 • 1. Etvman (U), 14 59. Ha1ltoy (CdM~. 14 65. 3. Ubud.a (CdM), 15 25 200 1 L. Morse (CdM). 25.72; C\ltnmlos (CdM), 27 42, 3. Ehrman (U), 28 I 1 400 • 1. J. Cumm1m (CdM), 1 01 0, 2. 8 Cumm1m (CdM), 1 :03.0; 3 Barley (U), l 04 0. IOO • 1 L Morse (CdM), 2:20.0; 2 J. Cummins (CdM). 2:2B.O, 3 Hossfeld (CdM). 2:30.0 UOO 1 Hossfeld (CdM), 5:22.0; 2 Manaf1an (U), 5 27.0. 3 Howard (U), 5:29.0. J,200 • 1. Meservey (CdM), 11 ;48 0, 2. Manatt.an (U), 11 :57, 3 Hossield (CdM), I 2 04.0 100 ut • 1. M.hler (CdM). 17.6; 2 Hsi (U). 179, 3. Van (U). 18.4. 300 LH • 1. Mahler (CdM). 49.7, 2. A.lltn (U), 53.50; 3. Van (U). 53 55 400 Rei.y • 1 Unlwnlty, 54 2. t,IOO ...,_y · I Corona del Mar (B. Cummins, Halley, Llbuda, L. Mone), 4:23.0 HJ • 1. Paulldt (U), 5-6'/;; 2. Kendri<k (CdM). 5-2; 3. (tie) Brawner (CdM), Maloup (U), 5-2 each. u · 1 Halley (CdM). 15-4; 2. Thayer (CdM). 14-10'/i; 3. IClm (CdM), 12-6. TJ • 1. C.anary (CdM). 32· 10, 2 Kim (U), 32-101/t; ). Halley (CdM), 30-10. '1V • canary (CdM). 8-0; 2. Tran (U), 7-6; 3. Kim (U), 7-6 SP'· 1. Williams (U). 2&-10; 2. A-ett (U), 26-8'/t; 3 von Tuoglen (U), 25-9. Df • 1. von Tuoglen (U), 114-0, 2. Slwllter (CdMJi::10; Williams (U), ~8 C'osTA 7t, LAGUNA 111AOt 47 100 • 1. Lee (CM), tl.20, 2. Chaldu (LI), 13 87, 3. G<Mn (CM), 14.09. 200 · 1 Day (CM), 28 22, 2. SdlMfer (CM). 28.n . 3, Lee (CM), 29 07 400 . I Day (CM). 11>1.61; 2. Sd\Mfer (CM), 1:04 11, 3. Dunn (CM), 1:06.02 IOO • 1. Ward (LB), 2 30.49, 2. ftted (LB), 2:45.04; 3 Hines (LI). 2·45 38 1,IOO • Brown (LB). 5:40; 2 tevacqua (LI). 5.48: 3 Jenette (LI), 5:57.,J.200 . l Brown (l.8), 12'55.39, 2. HIMS (L8), 14:16.63; 3 Hitt (CM), 14·24 64. 110 HH • 1 Kr~CM), 17.56, 2 Hendenoo (LB), 1B 55; l . n (CM), 19.95. JOO LH • 1. ICroenlng {CM), 51.33; 2 Nldlobon (CM), 52 74. 400 ,...., • 1 Cotta Mela, 55.10. 1,IOO ~ • 1 Cost.a Meq, 5:12.24. HI · 1. O.y (CM), 5-4; 2. Rogen (CM), 3. Weenlg ClJ), 4-0. u • 1. 1Croen1119 (CM), 14-10; 2 Henderson (LI}, 14-6; "ogen (CM). 12·8. TJ 1. Nlehohon (CM). )0.11; 2. Gr19MY (CM), 25-7'/a; 3 Dunn (CM), 2.4-9. .. • 1. WMnlg (LI), 34-10; 2. Ainu (CM), 2a..22; 3. w.fts (CM), NT. DT • 1. Weenig (LB), 114·2. 2. w.fts (CM), 119-7; S<hur.t>rencf (LB). 80-0. NONUMM• eovs OcltM v.w 13. lstMOA 59 tOO • 1. Van Akllfl (OV), 10.77; 2. 8"lef (OV), 11.54; ). Vlvar(f), 11.72. JOO · 1. VMI Aken (OV), 22.IO; 2. Viv• If), 2U6; l. Abufwle (OV), 25.20. ... • 1. StM: .rN>. 55 40; 2, er.in (OV), 56.55; J. A9lf (E), 57.00. -· 1, "ojas (E). 2:10.SO: 2. ~co. 2:1U3; 3. Torm (rN), 2:16.33. , ....... 11 •• "° "°"' (E), 4.50.52, 2. ~ (f). 4:5211; 1. Clildlm (!), 4:S6 68 UGO · 1. c.11tas (l). 10'AU4, 2. Tonw (OV). 10.46.51; 3 Vwgas (E). 11:o111 1M N • 1 Hele (OV), IHI. 111H·1 ... (OV). •to: 2. Crain (OV). 50.AO; l. Catilles (!). 50.to.. ... ....,. 1, OcMn \llew, 46.57 ,, .. ..... • 1. e>m.1"'9w,4:10.M. RI. 1 ...._(CM, 6-0, 2. ~ (E}, S 10; l. OWd9 (CM, 5.() u . ' ....., (OV), 20-l'h; 1. SMllh Pl), Z0.1; l ~(I), 1M. T.1 ·1 ~ti). «M; 2. AVillal (I). M-1'/i f'tl •not ( ...... 1 ~(I).~ 2 AguiW• (E). n.ft 1. "°"*° (I). &s. '". 1. "°"'9rO ro. 1R-1CU. ~(El. 121-1~ 1 ~·(I). 11s-4 ~&SC:"-., ... , '· Ge6dlr en uA1; 2. H. Ge111W en 12.la l Gr-(av). ,, • -• '. J Gltdlf (I). 27.11; 2. H. CW.-(fl, 27.15; J. Henning (0\/). JU . .. • '· HIMlne to\?, ••'9: 2. ~ 11>. 1.· 10 • t , Wds (I), t; f2.0I -• 1. Hulpe (I), 2:42 t; a. ~ CCM. i~s u1; 1. M'"'4I (I). uu ...-• , . Hulpe .,, t:W.111 1 C1tN1ra1 en 1:10.12; ). /lnwltO (l). 6:1ltl. ..... '· c..hulnUI tll. 11:07.1; 2. AmJto (I). O :M.e; I. U1l1ndla (I), ti10. .... '· 5ounder\ (Oii), 11AO. -... '· toV). SUJ; 2 ...... (Oii), •.I: J. ;01.1, ....... , ar..t'lllw.,,....., . t.Oc1Mft~4:•A r .... (I),~ J ....... toll),~ J. llellllln (ICM..._ U • t. ,_.. fCM. tW~ l.,...t&M. ~ .. , ...... ,,...., "" '· 1.-.wt.. ,,. J. '°""' .. &\; .. OrU Cl). Me...,~""= ll Ill' •• '· ._.. 4IM. m~-==-~ur~=..~ iMr*1,,.... .. 1N'i\. • COM .ROLLS PASJ_UNIVERSITY TliOMAS R C~DOVA I DAILY PILOT Kelly Halley of CdM extends b erseU in long jump effort. She won at 15-4. Sea Kings hang tough for 80112-551/2 win over Tro1ans. Tony Altobelli Hossfeld, who won the 1.600 DAILY PILOT (5:22.0) and Wa!-, Uurd in the 800 IRVINE _ There's a saving (2.30.0) and the 3.200 (l 2 04) r -· "She really rdn well for us Lhdt Corond del Mar High track today,• Sumner sdld "She had und held coach Bill Sumner loves great focus and dJd what she hdd to bnng up, wruch is, "Fear no to do .• one, but respect everyone.· That Other stellar urnes for CdM catchy sentence really clicked IS-O, 4.o m leaguei include d for Season Meservey m Thurs-ftrSt-place for Jenny cumnuns m day's 80'12-551/2 wm -------the 400 (1 01 O) and over host University. "Some of the two second-place fin· The Sea Kings' 1she!> for freshman sophomore took on runners came Becky Cummins in some of the top runners ;..., here and th 400 I l 03 0) dnd in' the 3,200-mcter run .u. e . d . 200 (27.42). and rdn away with a saw the irt ln the held events, top mark of 11:48.0. track and sophomore Krissenn "She beat three of Canary posted wms in the county's top two-started to the lnple Jump (32-10) mile r runners today,• h · d d 1 ul 18 o Sumner said. "That's w me an an po e va t · J, 1 . ,, while Kelly Halley big, man.· comp am ... was tops Ln the long Mesorvey's time was Jump (15-4). I be t tim. f Bill Sumner a persona • s e or CdM trade coach "Overdll, I lhink Uus year, wmrung the the girb bdttled hcird race by rune seconds. out there,• Sumner Senior Liz Morse Sclld. "IL wdsn't exact· posted a lop time of 2:20.0 in the ly pretty out there, but when you 800 before taking fi.fiSt wtth a go up agdlJl t d school of Uus 25 72 m the 200, handling the s12e, you better be reddy to com- dut track with relative ease. pete out there • +-"Some of the runners came in hert> and saw the dirt track and After dropping the bdton in the 400 relay early m the meet. stdrted to whme and complain,· the 1,600 relay team of Becky Sumner Sdld. "They've got to Curnmms, Halley Kdl'olma ubu· realize that theU' competition is da and Llz Morse came thrdUgh also runmng on the dirt. That's with a wuuung bme of 4 23.0 what you have to worry about. The Orange County Chcimpl· Step it up and deal with it.· onships on Saturdd} at 8 30 a m Jdycee Mahler hand.led lhe at Trabuco Hills HJgh are nt•xt on hurclles, tdking top spot in both th s Km •Lt f I.tun d the 100 lows (17 .6) as well as the e ea gs st 0 9 lO 0 300 lows 149.7). Following spnng break. the Sea Kings will compete agdIDSl Sumner was happy with the Cos.ta Mesa to rt:> ume PCL com· c>ffort put forth by Junior Diana petltlon Sea Kings escape with 68-67 victory • Corona del Mar sweats out Pacific Coast League win over host Universjty. Tony Altobelli DA11.Y PILOT IRVINE -For Corona del Mar boys track and field coach Bill Sumner, Thursday's Pacific Coast League meet with University was interesting, to say the least. Chaos reigned supreme, but the Sea Kings . held on for a 68-67 win over the Trojans, sending Sumner's blood pressure lo new heights. "That meet was enough to give even me more gray hairs,• Sumner satd. •t came in here knowing my bands were full and we couldn't afford too many mistakes.• It's pretty ironic that it was the jumping events that nearly leapfrogged the 1rojans past CdM (5· o. 4·0 in league). University took the top two spots in the high jump, went 2-3 in the long jump and swept the triple jwnp, due to no CdM par- ticipants. . •That's a big thorn in my Slde," Sumner said. "It's easy to blame the kids, but m this case, the coaches have to take the blatne for tlus one. You work with the jumpers and your Job is to get them on the line reedy to compete. Next week, instead ot training the kids, I might have to train MESA CONTINUED FROM 11 ·we should haw won that rece, "Camey Nkt. "He can't cut off our runner. He baa to stay in his lane. It doetn't mdlr If llllN'I oaatact or not. He sboWd bave been 4111qud19d.• Thlt bldcllint Clpped off a bed ct.y foe the Mustangl (1·2 tn ....._) tMa ln!$1fhd Stewart's Injury. Runmng C. 'iae bed aalde, ... ftnilbed bdi ID tbe JOO. ........... ...,.. ... ~.·c.. THOMAS R C~OOVA I OAlt.Y Pit.OT Corona del Mar's Matt Moore (center) rum lor second plal'e in the l 00 meters Thursday. the coaches.• Despite the miscommurucation, the re were some positives that cume from the two-school showdown . Junior Matt Moore wac; a double winner for Corona del Mar, plac:mg first m the 100-meter (11 .52) and 200-meter runs (23.56). wlule juruor J05b Yelsey won the 800 (2:08.0} c\nd 1,600 (4:48.0) runs. ta Meta US1Stant coach Enc Davie fi4id While the inJury nobce4tbly slowl.>d Stewart down, tbe injury ts not consi<iered to be serious, and Mesa roaches ere hoping he will regain his form quickly. Before the 200, Stewart woo two eventi. He be.rely captured the 100 run ln t t .48 and he had the costly ICJll9 Jump victory with a INp of 19-2. Tbe M'Ultangl can W afford to be without Stewart. They loillt Lou.ts Day, the CMJD'I IDOlt vweaWe NDQ8r and Jumper. lndeftnl..ay beaMllle °' • 1aap naor 11e sufteted ~ • ctw11 meet wltb Untwa*J. Mont lhllt. MeM ... d1s'hg wlb a. IOllll ef....., Mille Jon.• ' Also ta.lo.ng first for the Sea Kings wNe seruor Reed Glyer m the t 10 rugh hurdle (lb 401 and senior Kevin Kramer tn the 400 (53 64 ). ln the field events, Sean Fenton kept rolling along, winning the discus (156-5) dfld ::.hot put (51-9'/2}, both by a wide margin over thE' rest of the pack. "Sean dJd what he was sup~ed lo, iw.t llke he has all year long,• Sumner aid "It s roce to have a guy like that to count on wet'k m and week out.· . Daniel Marshall helped take a bite out of the triple jump faux pas, tying for first with a mark of 17-10. But perhaps the dilference 111 the meet ca.me at the pole vault where Erik Knuppel ( 11-6) and Riley Watson (ll·O) went 2-3 m the lanch.ng , sticking four valuable points onto Corona dcl Mar's side. •university has a very good pole vault pro- gram:· Sumner said. "ll was a ruce urpnse to go 2-3 in that eveot against som pretty tough com· petibon. That m1ght have been th ' difference in the meet.• The boys' 400 relay squad or Gly€'r, Kramer, Adam Hoyt and Moore ran a 46 l for tmt place. The Sea Kings will partiapate m \he Orange County ChampionshJps on Saturday, begulniilg at 8·30 a.m. at 1\"abuco Hills High. • ' r n~~~~~----------~SPORTS·----------------:..._-------~~i~P_•~ .!! ftidoy, Aptd 14, 2000 DOUBLE SLAM .MER ~~ammer ....... kNdlllt aft tie Dfttl .... M . In Coit11 MIM AmllicUlJttle Le11aUe Minar B DMlior1 Ktiml. Anna Palchikoff blasts two bases-loaded four-baggers in Diamondbacks' 12-7 win. NEWPORT BEACH NEWPOIH IUCH LL AA -Anna PalchJ.kott blt wr· • Martnen 14, Dodgen 11 -Nico Napolitano bad three hits, including a three-run home run to lead the Mariners over the Dodgers. Bradley u .. added a home run, while Jell Jones, Danny a.ker, Daniel Dlddor, and Erle Chebtl all had multiple-hit games for the Mariners. the Braves, 22-t 0 • Bloom's four hits pace Newport Beach LL win in AAA circles. JinMI Ila..._.. bad a two-run douhlt. Jolla GllWl 9dded • llnala.. two..._ besea end an RBI two grand slams to pace the Diamondbacks over the Dodgers, 12-7, in Newport Beach Uttle League AA Division action last weekend. Pitchers Danny Baker, Guy Sutherland. J~ff Jon~ and Hess combined to strike out 10 DodgeTS m the NEWPORT BEACH - Mike Bloom had four hits and !<>Ur runs s~ored to leacl the Cardinals td a 22-10 win over the Braves in Newport Beach Llttl~ League AAA Division action. and u.. Cedlll ... contribllted ~two bits. two stolen bues end an RBI Car the Angell. Laca S.... pttcbed a com)>Jela game for the oJl>evil by1, Itri.king out nine. · The Dodgers were led by Jesse Starne and Sean Tokuyama, who each bad two hits and two runs scored. Michelle Zucker led the Dodgers' defense at catcher, tagging a runner out at the plate and ~ throwing a runner out at second base. barn a • Joey Booth, Shane Roddy and Chad M<;>rlblto each bad two hits for the Dodgers, while pitchers Sean Tokuyama, Steven Bruno and Michelle Zucker combined to strikeout eight. In CMALL Coech Pitch Division action: In other AA action: • Diamondbacks 15, Mets 12 • With two outs in the last inning and no runners on base, the Diamondbacks s~ored seven sixth-inning runs to • Diamondbacks 12, Angels 11 • In a game with six different lead changes, the Diamondbacks rallied for two runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to edge the Angels. Garrett Meau had a home run, double and four runs scored, wtule Chrtsco Elliott. Scott Frazier and Ryan Aldba also had key hi~ for the Cards. a.dSoxll,.....,.11-J .... Lewtl aacked two home runs, indudlng a grand slam to lead the Red Sox over the Rangers. defeat the Mets. . Haydla NoMel came through with e three-ND triple, while Mlruda McP•lud added two hits and an RBI. Hunter Adler's grand slam to right-center field tied the game before Chris Burke's two-run single gave the D-Backs the lead for good. Bryan YUf,kochl slowed the Mets' bats down in the bottom of the sixth inning to preserve the win. Hunter Adler had an RBI single, scoring Dylan Marsh with the tying run before Matt Morris drove in Brtan YasukochJ with a single to win the game. Haley Alder had a two-run single, while Aaron Ettl, Mickey MJela and Max Newfield each bad extra-base hits for the D-Backs. Solid Cardinals' pitching came from Bloon, Tommy Colton and Connor Bannon, while the defense was led by Randall Nelson and Tennison Mitchell, who J.T. Mcl.ucky bad two hits and played well at third base for the Red So•. The Mets were led by Beau Attyab, who collected three bits and scored three runs, while Matt Cohen and Zak Mauer-Erickson also scored three runs apiece. The Angels were led by Nick JCJ.lne and Michael Epsteln, who each had three hits, while pitchers Matt Steinberg, Cory Vitalo, Brett Weinberger and James Cunningham also played well. Padler McPbenon played well defensively to lead the Rangers. • came through with big plays. I W ---11 MUC --I ... I ______ i..:::..;...~~..;...:....:..~, ..__... ____ ...,, ....,...,..-...... ...,...--11o,;;,:..:i..;..--o......,.lil.I....,.. .__......,....,. .... _.,..,SUPERIOR COURT Notkle 11 given that • ---.,_ ,,... BSC 9400 PUBLIC HEARINGS t "-~1 BSC 9403 n.-8. CN8117UM -wa m:. NOTICE Of WILL BE HELD BY THE OF CALIFORNIA, P2U1r7e0u1•.n2t171°5 ~· ~~= Flctttlou1 Bualn••• Neme s .. tement The following persons a1e doing busfneu as. e) NSI Financiel Strv· Iota. b) NSI, c) National Secur1tle1 Institute Fl· nancial Servlcu, 7 Start>um Court. New- port Beach. CA 92663 Gregory &ott Tnamer. 7 Slall>urst Court, New· port Beech. CA 926&3 This buaine59 i5 con· ducted by· en individual H•ve you aterted doing buslnetl ytlf? No Greg &ott T11amer This statement was hied Wttll tho County Cieri( ol Orange County on 04-06-2000 2000H25241 Dally Piiot Ap4. 1, 14, 21. 28, 2000 F346 Flctlt10J1 Bu1lne11 Heme St.tement The lollow1ng persons are doing bualneea ea: Irvine Janltorlel Serv· Ices. 22401 Harwich Lane, Huntington Beech, California 92848 Roben Donald Lewis, 22401 Harwich Lene, Huntington Beaon, Cell· fomla 92fM& Thia buaineaa 11 con· dueled by. an lndMdual Have you 111rtad dolno bulliMll yet? No Robert Oonalcl Lewis This s111ement wea filed with lhe County Clerk °' 0!1lnge County on 00-1 s-2000 2000H22149 Daily Pilot Mar 24, 31, Apr. 7, 14, 2QQQ F33t Rctltlou1 Bu1lneu Heme St.tement The follow.no perwoos .,. dolno buslMal .. a) FISH ON PROD· IJCTS, b) CATCH ANO RELEASE ASSOCIA· TlON. 8 Sanderling Ltl . Alleo Viejo, CA mM Brian Maguire, 8 Sanderling Ln.. Aliso Vttjo, CA 92658 This bualneu Is con· ducted by· an individual Have you atarted doing bualne11 yet? Yes, 01/01198 Brian Maguire Th11 statement wH hied wNh the County Clerk ol Orange County on 04I08l2000 2000H25182 Delly Piiot Ap4. 14i. 21. 28, May 5 2000 ~356 ( 111 tWl:C •• , FOWLER Nancy lhrgar•t Fowler, •a• SI of Apollo S..Ch, Florld9 puMd 9WtY on Tuea- day April 1f I at Moffitt Cancw c.nter, Tlfl'IP9, RoriL She ... bom In Puadlna C1lltoml1, i... on moved to New- port Beech Calltomla In 19M. Shi wa1 1 beloV9d wit•, mother, and grandmothlr. She 11 1urvlv9d by huebend of 41 yNrt, C1pt1tn John W. Fowi.r, U.S.H. Sona John $, fowllr I B9ttel' I Florld1 J1mH J, Fowl«, Rancho S.nta Margarlt., C.llfornla Lt. David W. Fowl9r, U.S.C.O., Ai.•andt19, VA PMll J. Fowltf, 1111- llon Vlljo, C.Htomla. SI• Wy Shemp!M, VlfttUrl, CaUfomli, 11 Ottndchlldrtn. Cl.A.1811'1ED lt't the aoludoo you're acardLlfll for.wbftba J'N'n:' teek.lot • botM. •pettmftlt. ~ornew OCX'U NOTICE OF c:Net7Htto " fu mt"ICEOF tr1'9•Wrtf1Jtt PETITtON COSTA MESA PLAN· COUNTY OF Bu•l neu a nd PETITION MJTICE Of =-1=-Nllim TO -..._... TO ADMINISTER NINO COMMISSION AT ORANGE Profualona Code, TO ADMINISTER Khim TO ,__IHI C.:Drt:: ft70 ESTATE OF: THE CITY HALL, n Lamoreau11 Juebce Sect'°" 535 of the Penal ESTATE OF: Allllmll IHi .... I 1121 arATE OF: Mmwrt ...... CA GENEVIEVE P. FAIR DRIVE, COSTA Centllf • Probate Code, NEWPORT ROSEMARY C. arAT& OF: -C.-illl -CA W [I& E. -MESA. CALIFORNIA. 841 The City Drive, MESA SELF FOLGER J'?F F?PMI~ ... ., ,-. A.ol/1"" ...... /17,04121 BATES AT 8:30 P.M. OR A~ Pott Olllce Bolt 14'71, STORAGE, 2550 New· 84 IEtlJl 11.D 0411C,CM/17.04/21 _. -• -CASE NO. A201851 SOON AS POSSIBL Orange, CA port BIYd , Costa Meta, CASE NO. A201 7 A/IA J;bp iL CAIE m . To all heirs, benefl· THEREAFTER ON 92~·1571 CA. 92827 Wiii 1811 by To all Mtrs. benef1-IEALI A2011ZO C1TY OF ~Mules, credltora, cont· MONDAY, APRIL 24, IN THE MATTER OF ~titlVt bidding on cianes. credttOB. cent· BSC 9388 To ... heir•, COSTA MESA lngent creditors, and 2000 AEGAA04NO T"1E THE PETITION TO May 4. 2000 at 10 00 ingfnt cred1tora, and CAIE m. NOTICE OF beneftolariw, oredi-ORANGE COUNTY, ~ who may other· FOLLOWING APPLICA· CHANGE THE NAME a m Auc:11on to be' held peraons WhO may OCher· A201812 PETITION tore, oontl ngent caLIFORNla wwe be lnl~ In the TIONS Of Nancy MeHf.-Gold et 2550 Newpolt 8IVd , W198 be 1ntert11ed in the To eH Mire, TO ADMINISTER otedtton, Md per-.. NOTICE .. will 0t .mte, 0t boell, of'. IF ANY Of !licETIOFOlNS. OAOEA TO SHOW Cotti ~.CA 92627 Wiii °' Nlilte or boltl, of: benefloi.,._, or9dl-ESTATE OF· whonwy-other-GENEVIEVE P BATES LOWING " CAUSE FOR CHANGE Property 10 be aold u ROSEMARY c t Ofl, oontlngent JOHN MINTO.N ~ ... _ ,_ .................... I INVmNG BIDS A PETITION FO" ARE CHALLENGED IN OF NAME f-'low• m ICellaMOl.lt FOLGER Of9Clt«w. Md per-S h wfi "";;:'" n NOTICE IS HEREBY PROBATE hal been COURT, THE CASE NUMBER ~Hllold goodt, per· A PETITION FOR IOfW whonwyodter· BILLING botti r MIU)i~ GIVEN that IHltd filed by MICHAEL T. CHAU.ENGE MAY BE A201737 aooal Items, tumlture. PROBATE has been wiM be intefMted In CASE NO. '4201714 :&..mo :ON proposals tor tumishlr\g BATES In the Superior LIMITED TO ONLY PETITIONER($) =•·and dolhlng filed by ANTONIO J. the wi1 or Mwt~ To all heua, bentll· E. 0" all labor, materlela, Coun of Calllornll , THOSE ISSUES SOME· Nancy Mezera-Gold to the lollow· COSIM.6.NO 111 the Su· JA clartet, creditors, oont· A l'ETTT10N hee -""'"""""t 1 an.-1 ~ of ORANGE. ONE RAISES AT THE u•<>A.l•"E FILED • 1 both, of: lnnent cr .... ilora, and been fl led by ~~=.:.: ...... !......T"1-"-1:. NO OE ~...,.., " ng perior Court of Callfor· RIMPAU IEALI, .. ., "" ,,,,,. .,...., ..,..., """" .... PETITION FOR PUBUC HEARi • PETITION FOR Alt Hamt • Unit 1 ni8, County ol ICA JAMES R J*90t\9 Who may oCher· M E L A N I E L • itiea u may be required PR08ATE requestm thal SCRteED IN THIS NO-ORDER TO CRANGE Gaty Covd'I • 4 ORANGE. rdt: • wise be lnttrMled in the HU.OLER In the foi THE 1Ht-2000 MICHAEL T. BATES be TICE OR IN WRITTEN NAMES FROM 'ThereM Cieri( • 24 THE PETITION FOA A PETTTION hee wil or .... te. or boeh. of" IUPerior Court of SLURRY SEAL AND appointed aa peraonal CORRESPONDENCE Nancy Mtzltfa•Gold Oertll Loratl • 29 PA08ATE requests ltlat bffn fifed ~ MARY JOHN MINTON Celifomle, County of CRACK SEAL reprtMntabve to admin-DELIVERED TO THE TO Anastaala Nancy Mlc:Mel Elmo!e • 45 ANTONIO J. C' alRE S ALI In BILLINGS Or~. PROJECT -CITY 11ter the ts1alt of the de· PLANNING COM· Petaat JemH Btlh""er/Jerrl COSIMANO be ep· W"O A PETITION FOR THE PETITION PROJECT NO. ~. cedtnt. MISSION AT, OR It ls hereby Ofdered Robb . S4 "" pointed as peraonal rep-ttleSuperiorCourtof PROBATE has been r eguettl t het wlll be.received by lhe THE PETITION re· PRIOR TO, THE PUB· that all persons In· Ken Roblnlon . 338 resentative to administer Cellfomie, County of filed by Ruth L Billings. M E L A N I E L • c11y of Costa Meae at quMta tht decedent's LIC HEARING. terested 111 this matter Darren Ray • 720 the estate ol the dece-Or~. Diana Lu Landta & HIRDUR be ~nt-the Office ol the City WiH tnd codlcllt. II any, t PLANNING AP· appear before tNs court K Seen Sii'IQtl • 728 dent. THE PETmON Thomas W. BUlloga In ed .. ~ repr• Clerk, n Fair Drive, be admitted to probate. PLICATION PA-00·12 in Oepertmtnt No. L73 Mlch1el A Shtphtrd THE PETITION re· ,...._te thet MARY the Superior Coort of ..m.Uve to edmlni... Costa Meu. California. The W~l end any codicils FOR RICK LESLIE, AU· o1 the Superior Court 732 queste the decedent's CLAIRE SEALS be Calllornla, County ol tw the eetat• of die uni~ lhe hour ol 10:00 are avelleble for u · THOAIZEO AGENT of California at the ad· Derek Jone• • 74A Wtll and codlcile. If any. eppolnted • peraon-ORANGE decedent am Monday, Apl1t 2.4, arninallon In the Iii. kefll FOR C.J. dress shown above on 0omy Kight • 8t 1 be admitted to probate. al . repteMntetiW to THE PETITION FOR THE ' PETITION 20oO 41 wtiiCh lime they by the court. SEOEASTAOM & S-16, 2000 at 2 o'c:locll RICHARD SIDOERS. The W~I and any oodiclls edmlnister the eequ PROBATE requestl lhlt r 1 q u e • t e th e wlll be opened publicly THE PETITION rt· SONS/AUTO NATION, p,m. and tnen and there AUCTIONEER are avatlable for ex· of the decedent. Ruth L. Billino•. Diana decedent'• WtU. end and read aloud In tM queata authoflty to ed· INCORPORATED, FOR etlOW cause, if any they Published Newport amlnatlon In the file kept THE PfTlTION Lu Landis & Thomae W. codiolle, if ~ Council Chambera. minister 1M ellatt under A CONDITIONAL USE Mvt, why the petition BHch·Coata MHI byA~~~NG on the ~!,~.t~~!,: :::r=na~ ~4:'.:. ~~U.to Md .;:, =i-:.~:. !': =-~1~ ~~~ T&6X~ ~~be ~~ml' = Pllol Apr9 14, 21. petition wl~ be held1 :S oodlolle, if ll#fV, be ltiVel ~ ::=.,,.the codlclh .. ft911ebte and rwme ol the blddel (This Aut10l1ty Will allow iAS~rso ~~A~~ It Is 1\Hthef ordered f357 MAY 11. 000 at : ednin.d to probete. Hlal• for ...-nlnadon In but no other dist· the pef'l«l&I repruent· Y • theta OOf11 °' thll 0tdilr pm In Depf L7:1 fo. The ~ Md _, THE PETITION re· ..., tM lngvl9hlng marb Ally Mlve to lake many ae> CONVERT t .870 SO to ehow ceusa be ~ ri ... ltloul Bualnea cated at 341 The City codioile .,. ev.11.ii~ Questa tM deeedent'a the ftle kept vy bid rec:elved aftltf the Ilona whhout oblalnlng FT. OF DAIVE·THRU/ filhed In The Ddof Pi1o1. r "'' Drive South. Orange, for examlndon In WI!! and cod!ala. If en(. cou~E PETITION scheduled closing time court epproval. a.tore PICK·UP AREA TO a neW8pAptr °' ""*81 Heme Stetement CA 92868 .... _ .. _ .. _ by .... _ be admtted lo prOC>tte. for th• receipt of bide .. lung certain very Im· SHOWROOM USE. 1.0. clrculallon publlahed In Thi lollow!no peraone IF YOU OBJECT 10 .... ... ....... • .... Thi w• and any coclc:llt ~~~~~"""',.',0• lhal be returned to t.j.. portanl action., how· CATED AT 28886 HARD· lhls OOl#lty, at leaSI one. -R ~c'° G butfnela., ... ITE ~- :, grayoulll~ the~ oourtrHE PmTION ~n~the~~ :.;;:~tt;lnct..,.n-der~ltlhallbe ~:.=~-~:; B~g~sTfOULJ:~A ~~~~.-..!ot'~~ TAIL~ 883s;;.,. St •• ....... -._, .... _ _,to o.u ... _ -.... dent ........... nl---"on ~ ~!MJXl41o -lllblllty ~ -·-....-. A c1 .......,UTI> .._. "'"" "-ta Meaa, Calltoma at the heenng and state ........ -!'-'"' w1 U!W """"' ...... • ... u ... .....,._ • thaf ·-to give notice lo Jn. ONOA). IN lhl oay °' the ~ .,... your objeetlOrlS or fill ad11ittiet9f the eet.ete THE -"ETITION rt· of E..._ Act. (Thie bid is received In Pf'Oper ttfeeted peraone un1eU ZONE ENVIAONMEN· DA'UE: MAR Jt 2000 82827 wnnen objection• With under tM lndepen-questa authority to ad· euthority wia •w lime they hive welved noc1ca TAL. DETERMINATION: JAIES P. GRAY, Aobe!1o V Muna. 883 the court belore the dent Adminletnldon minlllM !he tsla11 under the ~ repr• A eel of Bid Oocu· 0t oontenled to the EXEMPT. JUDGE/ Senate St, Cotti Mela, hHrlng Your ap· of &t.C• Act. (Thie the lndtpelldtnl Admin-Mntat1w to ulte mencs may be obla!rled propoeed ac11on.) TM 2. PLANNING l'J>· COMMISSIONER Of Cal1fomia 92627 pearance m11V be in pet· .,thortty wW llllow ttlratlon of Ellalll "'1 meny eodonl with-al the Ofb QI the Caty Independent admlllla· PLICATION PA-00·14 THE SUPERIOR Thia buM!eu la oon· 10n or by your attorney. the ~ repre-(TM Authooty will allow out obblnlna court Engineer, n Ftlr Drive, trtllon aulhortty will be FOR SHAM KHAN. AU· COURT ducted by an ~ IF YOU ARE A CREO. Hntatiw to \Ike the personal represenl· epprovel. -a.tore Costa Mesa, Cahfomia. granted unless an in-THORIZEO AGENT Debra Onmaila 1125721 Have you ttaned ITOR or concmgent crtd-mtlll'I'( eot1one with-•till• IO take many ee> teklng oertein vwy upOll nonrefundable teretted petlOfl rtes an FOR SURAT SINGH 820 Newport Center doing ~ yet? No 1tor ol the daeltN<I. you out obt..inlftll oourt tiOf1I w11tloul obtaining import.ant eodone, payment of t10.00. An objection to tM pelllion FOR A CONDITIONAL Drive, Suttt 1100. New-Robet1o V Moniz must flit your dalm wfttl epprovel. -.efore court approval Before l'lowevw, the per-8ddltlonel chlrge of and ahowl good cauee USE PERMIT TO CON· port Beach, Callfoml• Thi• atatament wn the court and mail • t.eklng oen.ln vwy leklng certain very Im· eoNI repr...m.1fw 14,00 muat be lndudtcl why Ille court lt1olJld not STAUCT A ONE· 92880 hi.ct with the County oopy to the perlOl18I rep-irnportMt eotione, portlmt ecllon1, how· wil be r..,nd to 11 handled by mail. Bid g111nt the Mllhorit;. STORY. 3, t50 SO.FT. ATTORNEY FOR Cl6'1I ol 0ranoa County reMnlabVe appointed by how.wt, tM S19r• ever, the per'I006I repr... give notice to Int...-Oocument1 and olMr A HEARING on the AUTO REPAIR BUILD· Nancy Gold on ():1..2().2000 the court Wtthtn lour eoNI r..-~ve aentatiVH Wiii be ,.. ..ted penlON unlff• conttact documente may pelltlon wffl be held on ING ON AN EXISTING Publi•h•d Newport 2000ll23248 month• from Ille dale of w ill be required to q\At9<1 to give notlot lo they hew w9iwd also be examined at the MAY 11. 2000 at 1:45 CAA WASH/AUTO RE· BHch·Coata Men Daily Piiot Mar. 24, St, tht first lseuance °' let· g1w notice to Inter-ln1erested r.,raone un· notice Of cOMented 01f1oe °'the City C1efk of p.m. In Dept. L73 fo. PAIR SITE LOCATED ~ilol April t4, 2t, f.pf, 1, 14, 2000 f332 ,,,, ~_J>~ovidedlonln9POOro-..... peraone uni••• leat_they ave Wt!.!"edt to the propo1ed the City of CoSta Mtsa. cated 81 34t The City A90TUL2.E2V8~ADNEWIN PAOACT2 28, y 5, 2000 Flctttlou• Bu11..-. bat• """"' Hct 1 · the~ hew w91wd not..... or oonHn "" o nd~ Bid Ooc:umenta will not Drive South, Orange, " F358 ,,... The tlme for ltliog ctalms no ce ot conHnted the propoae<I action.) eod tlon.~ .. !.._. epedon-n be malled un1us the ed· CA 92868. ZONE. ENVIAONMEN· .,......,,_UI Bual-u Heme StaWment wlll llOI expire before The Independent admln-ent _..,_,,. ditlonal 14.00 charge 11 IF YOU OBJECT to TAL DETERMINATION: r"'"uv ,,.. The lollowtlljl Pltftona IOI.Ir months lrom the to the propoied lltl'atiOn euthor!ly wta be Mltl'lority wll be included With peymen1 lhl granting °' the pell· EXEMPT Heme St.t•ment are doing businlla u hearing date noticed eotlon.) TMlndepen-granted unle11 an In-grented unlHI en Eech bid ahall be tlon, yO>.J lhoukl appeer FOR FURTHER IN· The loOowlnp peraooa Je'Mf v Mendoza, 117 above dant edmlnisttedon terelled pel'lon lt111 •n rnt•r .. ted per•on made on the Proposal at the hllring and llate FORMATION ON THE are doing bu._ u. 18 St. I D, Colla M-. YOU MAY EXAMINE euthorttv will be objection lo the pt~IK>n fllH en obleodon to form,._ .. P·I through your objtctlona or file ABOVE APPLICA· INFORMATION CA 92627 the hie kept by the court grented UfffH en and ahow5 OOOd cauH the petldon end p.9 provided In the con-written objeclloN with TIONS, TELEPHONE NETWORK SOURCES, Javier Vllllcana 11 you are a peraon In-rnterHted pereon why the oourl lhoulcl not ehowa oood ceuee tract csowments, and the court before the (71 4) 754-5245 OR 38 Amante, Aencho Mendoza, 717 18 St IO. terested In the estate, filN en obleodon to gnant the euthorlty why t1'• court atld be eccompenled by hHflng Your •P· CAU. AT THE OFFICE Senta Margerita, CA CoetA Mlle, CA 9292'7 you ma1 fll• with the the petition end A HEARING on tM ehould not grent tM • cel'llfltd Of cUhler'• pMlllnCI may be In per· OF THE PLANNING 92688 TI"-buslneea la oon- oourt 1 Aeque81 '°' 5pe-el'lowe oood C.,M pettilon wlll be held on euthority. c:t1eck Of a bid bond lo( aon or by )'OIK eltomey DIVISION, ROOM 200. The Andnide Group, dueled by: an MvlduAI c1a1 Nolloe (form why tlie oourt MAY 11, 2000 at t 45 A HEARING on not lea than 10% o1 the IF YOU" ARE A OREO-n FAIR DRIVE, COSTA Inc-. (CA). 38 Amante, Have you 111ntc1 OE·1S4) ol the lokog o1 ehould not grent the pm In Dept L73 fo. the .,.Udon wil be amount of lheh bid, ITOR or contingent er.ct· MESA. CALIFORNIA. Rancho Senta doing bualnaH yet? an inventory end ai>· .,tl'loritV. cated al 3'1 The City held on Mey 11, made payable 1o the Caty llof of the dtcMled, you Publlahed Newport ~ CA 92688 Yea, 2·2000 praiaal ol estate uaets A HEAAINO on Drive South, Orange, 2000 .. 1 :415 P.M. of Coata Meaa. No mu91 flit 'J04X c:lalm with BHch·Coata Men Thia bualneaa la con· Javier VIiiicana or o1 -petollOn "'ac-....... --don will be CA 92868 In"-L7J toctrted pr"""""'I lhatl be con· the coutt and maA a ~ Plol Apt 14, 2000 dUcl9d by a corporation Mendoza count -aa provided In t;;,-;. Mey 11, IF YOU 08JECT to et 741 The City ~ unllas ecc:om• OOf11 10 lhe pertone1 rep-..._.,. F353 Have you atarttd Thia statement wH Probete Code "ctlon 2000 .c 1 :41 P.M . the gtant,tng ol the pefl. Drive Orenge CA panled by IUCh cuhler'a ~ appoirMd by doWlQ bueinll;?. )'l!G? No filed with the Coumy 1250 A Request for In Dept. L73 looeted lion, -you ihould IPPMr 12181. c:heck. cattl, or bldde(a the court Within lour Flctttlou• BuelnMt TM Andra... roup, Clerk o1 Oranot ~ Speclal Nolle• form 11 .c 341 The Clty at the hMtlng and state IF YOU OBJECT bond. monthl from the dele of Heme Stalement Inc: .. Not Andrade, CEO on 04-0&-2000' evaltble from the oouft Drive Orenge CA your ~IOl'lt or file T~t.M ng of No bid anell be oon-lhl !kit lllUanca of let· Thia statement wu . 2000M2HM cler11 IUU. wnlten objection• W!ttl the , ~ aidtled un1ee1It11 made '*' aa prOlllOed In Pro-at'Z'9~foltowl~ ftlecl with the ~ ~ Pilot ~ 14. 21. Attorney fOf the If YOU 08.JfCT the court bef0<e mt -et me on a blal1'! ptopoM1 form bell Code Ndlon 9100. S Clerk ol Ot11nOa ~~1 21, Mu o, ~ f35§ Petitioner: T~ettttJrva of hHrlng. Your ap· ... _ _.. ""8Ni' et.et• fumlahed bY the Caty o1 The time 1or ~ dllnla DAILY E LOAN , on ()3..21·2000 Kim A. Hubbtrcl, Elq., .... pearwoca may be In per· ._.,ng Cotti M.a and la mede will not expire before 22535 Lake Foreat 2000M2MM 1 J 1301 Do~• St., Ste. ::--...:; et= eon or by VotK an=. JM:'' .#0"°:..:' In aeoordance wilt! lhe tour months from the Lant, Lake Foree!. Cal-Olly Pilot Mer. 24. 31, ~JC::,..~ 1090, Newport Beach, ....__ ....... end .i.ta IF YOU ARE ACRE _. __ ........... ·~ ......,,.; provlalona of the hHrlng date llOlk:e<I bnla m30 ..,..,..., cMr::· ~7.::1~1;::· :200Q=~f333==~·======:::::· CA tzeeo..2475 ._..,.. ITOR or oontlngeol cred--wnn ,._ ... _. • Propos&I requirement• above. Brian E. Dally. C4""'1 • Publi1h1d Newport your Objecdona or llor of the deou.Md, you before tM heering. Each bidder muat YOU MAY EXAMINE Llikt Forttt Lane, Lake wnn'N )'OUR.£ JVNIID INTO Buch·Coata Men file written objeo-mutt Ille your clelm w1t1 Your eppeerenoe have a Clue 'A" lictnM the Ille ke9f by the cour1. FOIMI, Calllomlt 92$30 wniJ. O.lly Pilot Aprll t4, 20, done with the court th• court and mall a mey be In penton or (General Enolnffrlng) " you .,, a petlOfl In· Thia bllaineee la con-CL4$$JPJllD. 2t, 2000 ~.to,. the l'IMrif\9. copy to 1t1e peraonal rep-by ~'y~le A or "C32" \Paflting and tere11ed 1n the .... , •• ~by: ':' ~4 YOUR.I? nJNllD INTO )O(JJt fih 35 ' ~r be T:::!~~~ ~ee.;::i:i~ ~'J:::: CR!DITOR or • ~or) ~rcz:c,me~ ~ r;i•~ ~ S::, ~v~ )'ti? No V <X»IMUNITY. ....... ~ llLLIRl._AY Mortuary * Chapel Cremetlon 110 Broedway CcmaMeee Ml-9180 by your enorney. f'l'l()nttla from tne dell of conUnpnt otadltor prequallf*l " requlfed clef Nolict (form Brian Dally 8 SO ~~'}!Cl.~'lBD'!!! IF YOU ARE A the first leauanct of let· of the .-eoNMd, you by tew. DE·15'4) of the ftlklg of Thia 1tafernent "* ~ r . ~ C,.EDITOA or • lert u provided In Pro-muet fie your........ A Contractor uelng a an lnVllltory and ap-~ ~'>f::.. ~ • AND SU 1f'HAT ooMillleflt Of9dltor bate Code MCClon 9100. .t1h the oourt Md etafl or c1aaa111ce11on no1 ,,,.i.a1 °' 11ta1e ..... ._,. "' 2ooo ..,.._,,, fOUll CO:.:JIVNtn' Of .. •n•id, you The time for filing clalma me11 e oopy ._ the eflown on the General Of Of 111'1 p«itiorl or IC-on 04-04· IOOOlllAMI JO Ol'RJR ,,.,. lie your olelm will not •11plre befO!'e ::g°'tta:'im~four,...,. Prev1lling Wage De-count as pro¥1ded In n.. .. Plot..__ 7• 14, 21, HAS with .,_ CMMHt end lour monthll from the ..... ~ mflt be ,.. Probete Code MCtlon -,. ~ tO(.f rNI 8 oopy to the heertng dale nollced quired to pey the wege 1250. A ~ tor 1:21.~2000~'.::==~E~34~7~~~~~~=========~ ,.,... .. ,........,. above mondw frOm the ,... o1 flit etafl "' ~ Speclal Notice fOfm it _ ttw11PPllrMd!JytM YOU MAY EXAMINE dMeoffltec'-'i•IM elflalt.lon meet dOMty ...,.. Iron'!,_ oourt eourt ........, fOl.I( the IMt )(ept by the oourt. of ....... -,,__.... rellilld to ... atlCMl'I In derll ,..,.._ fNm the K you .,. a per90ll In-In ...-1100 of the General ~· MllrM¥ tw ._ ,... of ter11ted In IM lllat•. .,_ ~ ,_.. Ilona 9hdlw • h 1tme ,....,.,.: ...... "':=: =.r;ia~·:s:: M'9Code.The9me °'~~ .. ~~= - In -.Mft 1100 Of d.r Notice (lorm for .. ....,_ .. comply with the I01 00¥8' DR.. -is. .. c.lfwlM ,_.. DE·tQ.4) d the fillng °' Mt ..... .....,_ ~ o1 8eetl0n !!!1... HW .. O"T ~ ... C....:..!!.!!.. ~ an Inventory Ind ap-~ ~ ~ 1770 to t190, ~. ..,_., CA ... ._ --pr..al al """ -.ti -......... -o1 l'9 Callfotnle I.Albor Publ11hed NeM':rt ;:, :,:!~ "= ~-:_ ~ ~ ~--=V IX-Code, IN IWWlllnO nm ~Cfl~ot~ 14, •:. ... --...-... ,.......... ........... ... ..-......._ .... _ and ... d Wli9t' .. __ , "!"'"!""• -Probate .,...... ...... ..,., --~ Mlllltlld by IN Cly d 21 2000 ....... ..... 1250 A Requeec IOf by .. eeun. If you C-. ..... wtlldl n ' fTb3N YOU MAY IX• Speclel Nolloe '°"" le .... ...,._ .....,_. on .. ~IN C11Y Ot11C ~ ._ lie Up\ ave111b11 fl'om lhe ~ M !ft .,_ ....._, ¥M1 °' 1M City d Collll ~ .. .-rt. If you cleftl "W¥ ... with .. Mete· and -· '°""' STARTING ANEW iJUSINESSl .... ,.,.... ~ ,....,,., fW .. OC1Urt e f8"Nll .... pemahiet p,.ICttbed M !ft the..-, you ....,..,..,: .-fOf ~ ....,. '°' "W¥ ... ..... .... ,., :-rr.... ...... of ... ... ~ d Mid ()i\tC>tlll( (~.t\kl'l oeurt • f..,,.. .... ~LL,, a ., en~ eni Code =-fef '"91et _.retail of ..... Thi ~ Of IN .... .::.=.-= =: •\\. "T= =::j ::.=: ~ .. 21 '='"...: =:": .. :::= e~.'~ =Iii· u ~en:. • ,.._. lft .... ,llblltMcl Newpor1 ~..:: .,:r • .,., Newpott ._ tllO ., • leeof'l·Oo•t• M•~ 19 .._.._ ... of'l•Co1t• ¥•M '*1: ~ Niie .. 14, JO, •• Dllr Plot .. 1. ,., ...... I I, IOOO ETba4 -tir IOOO ~E!l'""'N ~ PIM _Fi_•. __ I ~c;m I a.. .. ~, I ( I I • I I' 'I I I ', • ' I ' I J. ( . . Doily Piiot · Qr lOUAL llOOSlllO Ofll'ORTUNITY Al ......... ldwrtislflci In 1t111 '*""* II sublld to tlll Ftdefal Falt Houtlno Ad of 1111· .. lllltftdtd wllictl "*-It llleoll to ldWftiM """! prlftrtnct, ffmllllton or discrimllllllon blled on race. color. rlllQ· Ion, ""· handicap, flmdlll autus or natlonll origin, or 111 lmtntlon to ma. any IUCll prtltrence. hmltatlon or~.· Thia ntWlplptf Wiii nol knowingly · accept any advertlsemem lor rHI .... wlllcll la In Ylolltlon of ttle IN. Our rUdeft .,, lltrlCJY Informed 11111 lit dwtllngs ICMr1lMd In this ~ .. aYllllOle on Ill tqllll= Oil balls. To com n of ililctlml· nation. HUO IOl-"'9 11 1 «ICM24-8590. Open Sun 11-4-2224 ~ Ln. Xlnt vll\le! 5oKo.-3Br 2.581, jlc In .... Ba, A(f 949-721.0783 liJJ> GREYITONE 3& 2 581. 2·Sty lWM. Ill ltll Clf -gar, wld hk·upl, 1300 "· 11700/Mo. 2110 Thurln Ave. (VlctoflllNewport l!W.) MMSt-4122 SHORT TERM VACATIOH RENTAL April·May-June Specio\18 2Br 2Ba Condo, 11.m. .. 10 beech, 2c 1111 949-87S.7130 ow., Style Fumlture rtAHOS i Cole<dblet . ......._._ ......... ~·'*'-,.......... .. CAIHPAID .. _,..,. .. __ WE9UYUTATU • lmmecM!e ltoerdy- co rJSIGNr.1 E NTS ~64Ml22-sOFuclf8A8T VACATIOH RENTAL 2 & 22111 ........ 38r 2Sa IPICIQl.ll deluxe. '::!:.l:~· .. ~m!,1 Condo, 11.ty 11.m, altpl IO L.-.::;.::;.::.;:..;.;;;..;;.;,;,;;...-J bch. 2c gar. 949-876-7130 1 •. ·-l&-· I EASTILUFF Fabuloue 21008q II. 3bl' 2\1'.iDe + dan. New CUiiom kJlch & blltl, wood tlr. on wide GIM'lbell Wiit. IO E'Blull Ell & CdM HS $295Qrno 9'&-644-14~ CABO SAN LUCAS ~ ABANDONED BEACH kloly.,,,,,"""' ...... ~ 1=--=1 lux Jl'V condo, bNdl fronl, rutaurant. pool. 0 Landi End day/)!!! 94H76-3504 llyCf'lll 48f .. "- -.. Mfl pool, lie. 2200tl, Qllll .._. .......... ....... bt KENMORE STACKED NEW WASHER AHO DRYER szoo. t-7IO-Ol23 IA/tOldN OCEANRfO#T -2le ~ locllion, Wiii llH, near IChool/lhopt. nuo .. _, needl .,_.. I , ............... ;;a .. ~ ~ = $2900/Mo. 949-&4Z.0248 = :-~o: = lllu, -IOm Wilt wicker I HOMES Of i 8ldl Bly 8-ly 38t 2Sa R!a!!y 94M73-+400 x 111 YNr1y Renlll In VIiie In ~1 10 &3t. 94tt'11-2Z40 lllm, COfllP, llY, din, llh nu • + ale, lam rm. l'Al!ll laC wl Balboa IBr+den 1.25 Gllea top tbl ~lab : THE WEEK : ~.-! '* o1 Ylfdlell °""· I t• .,.. I Balh. gtlled. wto. bliloof1y. I •....:•rr I !200!Wobo 94 •2155 : ShOWCllt : W'5.0:-~ ='= COlfa ... ~1s!~~~Mo. Agent ..... --------'· lbllief'I LMlhlf tola & lo¥9' : Hom•• : 114-113-2225 Lose Weight =:-:~T~ : For SIJe : BAY CREST 5oKo.-48r E'llde $pldolll 2Br lBI. Ilg Cyn 3br 2 5C>I ONn the hMlthy SIC $890 949-261·9933 : In Our Sit : ~ "*1lr .... naw ~ :,*>· ~ ~S/Mo ~~c ~s!i: a netunt wey i R•I Eltlte : ~11~:~...:p~ 949·946·7383 eept 14t-m.4t301 -__ _:.::IOM:.:....::.::.;lf.:,_LOIT7""'87"'"7S=--.-l I ::.::a...,..PETllUES I • Supplement I 1: CMI R!!y 949 121.0119 ... 1-.,.---.--... 1 PlntllouM condo tbr. 1111 '' ,_ I Ofaplly Ad• Ill> UDO ISLE Brlnd .New ~ IAlra luxury unit. will POUND . :. Start It $85 : Constl\IC1lon, 3Br 481, lull bly & OCNn Vllwtl INu Shep1Rottl1 mix. • "-idllnt · : ~~ ~ ~ $1650 94H73-7800 ....__ _____ _.. Miii, 3 yrs, nevtlfld/ e .,. : H.itlor ~..... .._... .,,,.,.., 29r lie Mo l.eflN ec-, Found llautlful lonr ehotl. 85 lbt, lhall" • Tuesday 5PM 11 11.450,000. Btl GNldy YllW Fp. naw Ollpll. "'"-a.ny LIM 3br u.. vu ......, ._. c.t. 8llc::ll '** !65 n...,....1s : AllO... : RMllon MH7Ht1SI W/O, d/w, le garage, d 111111 ~ ..... d9dl, can lort01Se lhell very : Open u-.. --: 1J1g C1nYof1 VIII $1650/Mo. 94H6H400 C0111P NlllOd, illllllec 2 tM friendly Vic E 17111 SI/ e nvu-. e (Ml(N SAt/SUN 1-4 Ext. 542 ot 94M87·1555 llf !4000 ... m-4UO Tuaen CM 949-&46-9515 • Uttlnga Avl. • 2 a 38r TWM Boldefing 91g .-------. F,.. to good llomt • mu btMCI sm doll wllll • Ylt'f eule dlsposltion Aban· donld al boerd!09 ~enntl FOi lnOll Info & 10 see pet please cd 714-545-9116 : 0.1dllnt i Cenyon Gol CollM 11 • I I • Al'll•I :0 ~1r.o~~ Ii Thuraday : FoN14~.'mr" 4'1GIT ...,. mat ~:a'clit ~.'!.:;:: ' 5 p.. : UDO ISLE • Ube 9411-71 &-0325 I I • It P8Yt to : • x • -1ot. Le ,., 1 I • WAL i :c:r:::. : ~;r~,u.~ F~:~ 411 CW~= N-~~.':& :: LOCAL 714-54+3766 996-201& C-iawl..;.,llMim.,uiM . . ~ ~-......... RMI Eatate s.. llland '° ~ V"'9 FAirtVAY ~KI llC CANYON Peclflc View Mlmoml ~ ~~bee:: i Section °'*'sun 1-4 2br 25be --~-t.aitya-m,_. :i~ :e~~ $850. ea• 714-527--0900 :• Call Today 11 ~ 3!t. ~_,:: 1 w,_~~ -u-. Clll b1IW1lded10 3 UpriWl1 PlanOI M50 • LIS A Below Maltlel S759l< Agl ll'Wmtn1 . '4000 Cll Alie tlllrt your choloe. •: RIVERA 714-322·5274 • .,._._~ ·vaa.cio.mno--Ramsex S41·923-Q711 i neec1 to..a1oc111rroom • Yllillhall*yw ~ • lftdoor ~ MIOome I I 5'2-621-9200 : IAYRIOGE 2.br'a 1bt ·~twoocta.-•Ouwd91Md -aa••• : 949-574-4252 • llrge 4Mck, pt1n1111on •»_ ...... .., •cw_.....,__ W:-tLEI --------. • ANNE • ellultere, 111111 ba y •w.t• • ._.,..,FelMll....., -1-..._, I i WILLEY i ~Owne~' uf:?:o Ptwec811('1M8)844-0508 ta) W. llltnd Ciar1llll s. mRCIE = • • Mt-720-tn t \~lu~IOttl=-~E~-~,.~~~b;;;;;;;;J_!S_i., S.t April 15, t-2pm . . I 949·574-4249 i ,., ••loft 2·Sly. 3 bb • 11• 0nrx ... ltlefld : • mbllch.new~ -----------------=-·~~~•o~•~o~•~n~•~*'--••H•••••••••• move-in-cond. $435,000 te10PDN ff ariI1.a COM MOVING SAT •2Pm 1 1 11:1• 1 Meri. !QI 949-631·2313 L On First Ave. bltw11n W/Slln , .. 1sz1 Miiii Ln Afia~eJlLB Goldell Rod ' HlllOlroc>t NEWER 4Br -· 2c -I WMM>ryer, home tum a, -.... ~ 890. ~ clottlel. crd 2IOOll. lot 10.000•tl ~ .. vnt community 1 blluly ~. Y1CU.m f?a.000, Mo317"711 with prlY•UI beach & marina sllfling flatware, jl"'elry, Dolt Ills--it.bl• I.Arte lanai poof pocs tOr p!!n!!. 14e Spygl"e Hiii Bargain 2-&y 5Br 2 581. pool. lpl & view wntv 1ol $9911,000 Prine OnlY ~ Pelllc* Tenore. ~9705 & lush troptml landsc:aplnti W•lk to &II~ Island & e CM SAT ot1ly t-1 e Bays I~ Center shops 411 1STH PLACE. X Sl ...... MANAGERS t SPECIAL• $154.00+ lax Wtdy """*~ .. ~ bl5 llN I .,..._ a... on~ Ill 11 ..... gro&nll FtAT\JfES. ~ Lobby/Oifect clal ""°""1'f'" HBO, bPN • Dllo'Poal • Jlcuul, a.. fNI. dly Qoee tD 4CIU 56 ,,.,.. Mn'•""" o.c. Fefrlrdl. callge Ml bcN. ..._ dfl. ... '° ........ 1' .. OOITA MESA MOTOR ... .,, ........ ........ _ lrWle a Tueeln. Top, tum. doltm, etc. CM SAT 74:00 1121 Whitt OM. nr old FEDCO. HouHllold tlOOdt. ..... Nordlcnk, ~en. doli. BIW ARO ROOM 811 Pool labll. Oall bill & claw, $1500 tnelda --3 ligl11 blass cllandelw $350 • bar cnairs 5'50 • blr llOols $300 Onlnlli '119 S800 11~&~ colon 9'9-72H 109 COAST COIN NEEDS OLD COINSI Gold, lilYtr jlftlly. watches lllllquM. colleGU>las 949-§42·944 7 TOP SSSIRECOROSI Jazz. R & B, Soul Rock. etc. 50• & 80'• MIKE 94~$:7505 1414 HOUSEMAN MANAGER Went'• to menege l•rte t1t1t1 or home. E~ In muhlp6t ..... cookJng, llfVlng. ..... , C# '*"' E.xceltlnt Rtf'll ... MWl50 ............. .............. ...... AllGUlWI WllW Pull·tlalt I-, l nalilC elilfta 112-816 RaltsUc .... o.i.i.._ ·•.&'-. ....... ·~....,... ............ <'• ... r::r:.: ·----.. .:tOQ'6~ 60-~6A .-. '"° ~ .. 6 11BARBEOUES•• 0 ., GALORE ., NOW HIRIHGf ~ g F\JN SALES ENVIR. : o Som• salts 11p o g needed Ff 1 oam-: " 7pm Stalt $7"1our up " e (0 0 E ) Benet pkg ~ ~ avai Apply 0 " ., 8art>eqves Galen " 0 2338 Hatbor BM! > Costa Mou ~ (Of>.sdlt ~I ;; B111boy1 Ff/PT positions 1v1l11ble, Flexible houlli great wor1d09 env11onmen1 Five Crown$ R8611Ulant 3801 E Coast Hwy Apply Mon-Sat a!l81 12 00 CAFE Newpott BMch Seeking Wait Staff PIT, days Please leave message 714-5-49-4637. CLERICAL POSITIONS 12·15/hr. No up. Nee Ff/PT. 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Cd Bl*Y Aten 949-650-6344 l w !!!IQ HANDYMAN Carpentry, maln11naM1 akllls. lltarln• laclllty, l\Ulbll, Ff. $14-18 per hf. Pl1111 tu r11ume to MM73-6827 or mall to 701 VII Udo Soud Ntwpo11 BMc11 ca. ma ..mall 11caePICblf1.1111 S!l!ry DOE EOE HOST/ESS FRONT DESK Ave Crownt Rlttau1 3801 E. Cotti Hwy. apply Mon-&11 81-4:30p •••••••••• I Industrial I • Laborers • • Needea lor • • lnduslrial C.om· • • pany located In • • Irvine S1arung 0 • • $7 25 hOur Mutt • = earr~4~30 = •••••••••• No Selllng!Suney Only Sl()'Ht Com n-PT 100 10 4 30 M-F ~ lnlln- 11!1) St8YI 714~705 Friday, April 14, 2000 15 JOB OPENINGS •BU41ding/V~ MM11..a . S8 eG'tv .oi-. S7 SG'tv eEqup Washer • S6 3Mi< !a;>'d AP!* "4orl Sl efl.f & Pert·llme GREAT BENEFITS AND OPPORTUNITIES EOE Apply al LSG Slly Clltls 2990-8 Airway Ave COlu Mesa, Mon-Fri 10lm-3p!! 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ALL PET OWNERS! Tuesday, APRIL 25TH J8JJi~ WE LOVE OUR PETS PAGE! I love my Francia because she la Vfl/fY sweet end gentle This page is desi"8d to ;we JOU the opportlllitr to show off'°" pet and tell whr.., 11 IO special to JOU! and loves me too ... as long aa I feed her on time! ere ow It works: Fiii out the form betow. EncloM a picture of your pet (lnctude name of pet) along with one or two Mntenoee telling u1 why you love them, a S25.00 check m.te payabte to the Daity Pffot (or credit C9fd numlMf) ~ mall to: Ctuemed Oepw1rnent 330 w. e.y St. eo.ta MMa. Ca 92827 " It la mON convenient for you, fMI frM to~ by our office. We wMI ct.aign an ad u lhowft 9bov9 for your p9t wld publfeh tt on our epedlll PI09I DUDU• APM. IOT'Mt .. ALL .. IOTOe ~•..,,__TO TM WM• YOU PRCMllm l OW. 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Full line, -rgetk: IOf Mor1VI08 Co, eam to S600 • wetk • '*1tlrts. 11ales 811p Pftf'c1 Contact Molissa 949.~50 .. 5719 TAXES TAX & ACCOUNTING PlO~IONAl.S f&£E FJccuonic filin with cu prcpvatlon It.fund. 10 I 10 I WY>•11h Ml Cd NOW! 949-&Sl·9676 POLICY In tn tltor1 IO olltf the best MrY1Ct poaCllt 10 our 1eec1-era Ind ldvertlllrs, we Will require Cono1e1ors who lldY9ltlll in 1111 SeMc• DirtC!Ofy to Include lhlir Contr1cto11 llc1n11 number in their •dvlrtile· ,.,..._ YOIJf c:o-optfabOn IS we IB!f!C!ted 478 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES P1MM bl 8Wlf9 tMt the ll1llng1 In 11111 category 1111y requife you to call 1 900 number In which lhlrt 11 1 charge pw minute. SEil ~urstuff through classlflcdt CERAMIC I TILE LEAKY S~ Repel<ed. RegroulinQ & insta!lallon DEAN Tll! IMH73-8065, 714-846·8526 268 CLEANING /MAINTENANCE Hou1acll1nlng • Elp'd wkly1Bl·wlt1y1Mon1h1riweek ends Great rates 949· 24&-6504 or 949-548-4285. Houle C1Nnin9 By Lucy Local ref's reasonable rates 12 """ Exp. 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Call DOUG HARUNE I I _ .............. • .... ~·--~_7_..11.._2 --._ ~ Floor S,.Cllll.. . . Chemicll rtllttlnt ~ tpOJCy lloorl b'f ~ W.-,Woof' 19 IYlttlM .... m.1!14 l"'===I NOllTH • A4 0 6432 O AQO ~ K/9 Wi.:tl WOWd you cllooee? Olce Soudl delcribed a minimum, belanccd band~·tb no four-cwd IJU!ior, Nor1b ~ egcdy when IO pl-.:e the final 1bC no-tnap pme -reac widl dO funber WF8T 'ffi •J9863 ~ 07 O K 8 5 ij~ . J 10 7 o 75 ~'o· 1u J ldo. ~· cwivY CMltlC) '11 tlJ w.t led. ~ _, docllrcr .. ...... "near ... ...-1 IO ' b silUldon. With ...... , Ml uJ1au11, .int five~ IA.ll 0 m 1he odler Sii.ili, four oond, =-°" ... la aD lblt W911 Mecled IO -J70llllflllO. bri._· !he i.con. The.,.... Y• · •on 50~' 1•73 •012 o.O gel' ~Q COOtnct WU thlt the oppo-/ !fl' ~c~~= ~=:• o K86 •A 10654 a simple way to prevent this .._. * ~ '·~ play low from dumm~the 121.-lAHD ROVER opening lead ~ '°'Ina first ~h The bidding: soum WF.Sr NOrm F.AST Irick to the kin& of ~ East would !hen shift 10 a heAtt. Th pnivcnl 1hat lllCI keep East off lead. declarer rose with the ace of SJ*1es then took the avoidance play of cashin& the kin& of clubs and NMin& the jack. West won with the queen but could "°' revett to '~ profitably. siDce Chai would give declarer a 5CCOfld Irick m the wiL Afler any odlct rellA'1I, declara-had the time IO !lb the cricks needed IO ~ the pme without aivina the defenders Dodal llul Window VIII 71 V8, MAo, PWf lleering. •• .... 10 .... INI' r-JNT ,_ .._ .... Oponin& lead~ SUI of • ~ are two ways 'to iackle this deal. One 11 to take evel)' finesse In sijht and pray lhat you do not mis· 8\IC$~ in ihe c:ritic.i sitllllioo. The other 1s to invest an ovettriclc or two to guarantee 1 vulnerable pme. any chance. NAPLES SABOT FOR SALE New sails. 2 precta Siiis, new V1mi611ed, Im IC· cess. new boom, new finish. s 1500 AleJ 9'9-721-1113 1112 '===I MUlTI HUU. OOCI( 40 • n Best side 111 1n the Hatt>OI ~ mo Ageot I ·800· 24 7-8209 TOYOTA ·13 Mii MOTOfl HOME. 2111. 63t( ml. good cond, AC, C1t1, seooo. 714-140-5411 BMW M3 '97 24~ Milet. Wlli1I w/Sat1d (Y7574li) $36.996 CREVIER BMW 714-835·3171 BMW Z3 '97 2 8 Lil, 5-speed. CO! (3UNE627) $26,995 CREVIER BMW 714435·3171 BMWZ3 •• 5 Sp &lvtl wl8lk. 20I( Ml (4ANB762) $22,995 CREVIER BMW 714-835·3171 BMW 3111 .,, 8lacil w$ac:k, 27K Miles (E57334) $19.995 cAEVIER BMW 714435.3171 BMW 31m '17 181< Miies. $poll P8dcage (3XNV768) $19,995 CREVIER BMW 714-135-3171 BMWWI• Conwrlibll, rid, very dtanl Vin WEll21547 $27,115 lAHO ROVER ~h BMW 5291 ·n t.ow Wes, co !IUTS85 I) $32.995 '5 olll8f 528'• lo c:flooM) CREVIER BMW 714-135,3111 BMW 740il '17 CO. While IWSand (3VJA478) $37,995 CREVIER BMW 714-835·3171 Cldlllac AUente '11 Conv Pearl wtilib4k lop 7 Int, loeded. 42k. mi, $21,500, mini oood 9'~. CAOILI.AC ~ 't4 White plllll, 1111 lealher, CO. alloys & lllOfe' (214286) $14,981 NAlf RS (714)54~9100 good pelnt & "'"· runs = no smog llHdtd. obo 9'9-631-3852 DRAIN SVC VAN Fiiiy IQIAllPed '92 MIOl&at fn ..,. concl l6000lobo TOOLS and Alli 714-301·3423 fOAO F·150 '97 Suptf C1b, blecll, mutt _, VKC7S724 123,tM lAHD ROVER Newpof1 BNcft 9'M4M44f Fonl Mulllng lX '19 Red. Stpd, AIC, lll<OOI, reg Cdllc Elcaladl 't9 12/00, smogged, 111\S g1eat Lolded, white, muat _, $1300 obo 949-&31-:1852 . Vin XA400749 $39,995 LANO ROVER Fonl Muptr Clb 17 NewpcMt BMc:h La.did, SIJPW loW MM40-M45 mlllll Vin >811154 S15,185 LANO ROVER CADILLAC SEVlll.E 'IO Newport BMc:h 4 5 l V8, allvlr. leathef. 9'M404445 supei slllpe. won' lasll (800048) $6.988 HOHDA ACCOffO lX '17 NABERS 37k=. milal, H\ny (714)54~1100 (1 S12.117 LEX MISSIOH VIEJO CADILLAC ..... Ill 1' tM•3S4.oe64 295 HP Nonhsllf. low _ ___. ........ ...__ ......... ..___ "*. CO & mare4 HOHOA CRY '97 (813374) $22.988 Top ol 1111 lint'' AVIO NABERS loldtd, hlld 10 find•! (714)~1100 (T2MI) $11,1187 WllS MISSIOH VIEJO CADUAC SlVU£ 112 MN14-0lt4 • 5 V-8, ellwr, ...,_, • bag & lllCrel ttOHOA P..eport • (803138) $8.988 Lo1d1d, white, llllr, NABERS Vin W4415411 (714 )54():9100 111,915 lA)ff) ROVER Newpof1 Beecfl CADILLAC Sftllle Sia 't8 MM4M445 White pearl, tan leather, IX• cellent oond .. ~ "311 mills• ISUZU R00£0 't8 (801504) '21,988 All Power, 1111, erul1t, NABERS alloy wlll1, 10Unc1 tYlfllm, (71•)540-9100 tecurlty lock. 143k ml, CADILUC SEVILLE '97 $lS,500. Tl4-2!H507 Low 21k miles. dlr1I cherry. J1g111r XJS leather, Bal. of wari. 2 ~ 2 Confttllblt 20 'Ill (817466) '23.W 133,115 IMlll4 NABERS BAUER JAGUAR (714)540-1100 714-9$3-4800 l•e:=ll'--=11• I UCEHSEO CONTRACTOR No job too am. M -' A4IPalr. "'1IOdll. '-: nlW llf*M 141 le t ,\ I 1 ~. \ I I 11 \',''I II\'. '1 I \ 1, l l(USO Coom.-noa MtNltml caV£i.ctnc.1 ,. ..... ._.wlMtt,_ c.11 <....,> -.1m ,.,,,, 1/-riiY"' ...... ""' NOMI IWROVIMINTlll ~ r:w.c-r::r 8111 .. qi! kt Mt1Hm ABC Connetor1 10% oft Roofing • Pllnllng Remodellng F\epllr!1 Oryrol l1611n40 949-717·7663 Orywall Repelr/Patnt1111 Carpentry/Strip Wallpaper Sman iObS old Call Bob • '114·973-7533 • QUALITY CRAFTSMAN 20 y..,. ~ Refs l'M YOUR HANDYMAN! MARK ~ s...il AIClred ContrlCtof ReoUw'l,.ovementa Sm. Jobe Qu=:•gnty IC-, Kan ·1t7CI PUBLIC NOTICE The Cahf Public· Ulllltles Com· IT1ISSlon REQUIRES that •• used house- hold goods movers pnnl their P.U.C. cat T ntm>ef: lmos and chauffers pnnt 1hw TC P. number " al adverbsments. If you have a ques- bon about the • !Cy a a mowr, limo or chaiJlfer, can: PUBUC UTlllTtES COMMISlON 714-558-4151 ,. k.. .u • ,_ u ·,'i}.,.. Piii LEXUI ti •.'fl -• Caahnwel'Mlrf, lull GOlioll ~ 40r '" le~~ Ott, 41k S37.tll5 > ..,, (oml2l 117117 ' .. OER JAGUAR · WUS MISSION ~ 71"""41GO .... JM.OM4 JAGUAR XJI W LEXUS LI 400 112 SEDAN 40 51k 1111. ............ IMdld. S31... llMM5 • co, 1 -· $11,lli BAUER JAGUAR 714-tG~ M1W121 714:!SH!Q!) JAGUAR .... '97 llDAH 40 ..... t741S IAUIR JAGUAR 714-t5MIOO JAGUAR U 't7 SEDAN 40 $36,115 t7.a1 BAUER JAGUAR 714-ff3.4800 Jeep Grand Chlroket 4X4 'M &:yt, AT, PS, ABS, AIC, CO, tow. airbag, • tlaml, llcrs. ~ ,l!Ok Iii. ,Beau-11111 ooncitlon & R.11S greet $13,650 {Mfq·2560 JEEP GRANO CHEROICEE LAREDO '13 Wllitel"ey int. flAly loedacl, V6, ABS, new tires, ofig owner. al reootdt. ,_ Yllhlde, I ()31( mi. ltMI u ll $9900 obo 9•9·721 ·6872 JEEP LAREDO 't8 Bleck, low mll11, Vin WC287240 $19.115 lAHD ROVER """'°" Bllch .. ~ land ROY« 97 R1"91 Rover U loedld, llf"tl, c«t. Vin V A3S4013 $46.115 LAND ROVER Nlwpoft laach ........ u Plaelet/SWoco Pltdl SeMng Sou!hem Caliloma tor 25 yt111. U326864 24 hours' 71WS4-7131 • The Stucco Oodot • Room ldlillonl. SlllOOO peldwig. rHllCCO lt388781 7t+a3-21S4 I• The&ac.I......., ...................... ... LOCAnHO IUC1'llOHIC l&M UM Dl1KTION ~..,,.._ 675-9304 LMX>lN TOWN CAA 1' Just trlded·ln, IOlded w/ Ux.ury. Hard IO Find!! (70320I) S17,llO LEXUS MISSION VEJO Mt-HY1M4 MERCEDES EUO '17 wtut1, Plldvnent. clllome wt-., 5 slaCk co f'lrttl, lo mies, mt cond, 8'I C>M1t $38 900 714-43M 16 t °' 9'9·760-9180 ~ 2400 '13 ~goodcond.11 records & broctKlres. like new $4000 9'9-MS-1418 * MERCEOU 300Cf 'M 1aup1, gold p1ck1gt. Sllffpskins. mint cond, $12,500. 949-673-19'3. NISSAH AL T1MA GXE '15 Auto. power locks & win, ... Xllll clean, Ott, 341( ... (1= MISSION ~ .... ,......,. a.Mlmoe &-. Lie. No C39'810549 Al types af roofing end repei's ~and 'M>rUr'B ~ Daily Pilot CIUll AamYA W , 4 ............... . ...... u. ........ . 2tl1 ............ l llM!.11HR=lW f ~ .......... : Wlllll ........... ..... ...... ... .... (318809)1.u. ... ·- <71!1HM!M VOLVO 810 H SON .. --~ IAUllt JAGUAR 714-11,. VW BUG '88 Needt engine wort! l700 or belt onw Mf.212·3452 '" . -' "J I ~ • \ . . . . • • I I • . . . . l . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . • • I • ' . . CALIFORNIA'S · NUMBER 0NE 1 . . JAGUAR DEALER ,' ,. / . TEMPTING . AT ANY PRICE. IRRESISTIBLE ~p~ A T ·T H I S 0 N E . I I . I Tl IE JAG l 1AR XJ ERIE STARTl~C AT 556.245 r JAG~ THE ART of PERFORMANCE . . 1455 Sou .th Auto Mall Drive Daily itilot Santa Ana • 55 Freeway at Edinger 7 1 4 • 9 5 3 • 4 8 0 0 .. • w w w. b a.u er jaguar.com r f •• ' 2000 XJI MSRP $56,245; TAX. TITLE. UCENSE ac EMmlON PEES EXTRA. . ' " .r • . . .