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Home My WebLink About2000-04-20 - Orange Coast Pilot,, . . .. \ SERVING, THE NEWJ>oRT -MESA COMJv\UNmES SINCE 1907 Ot4 mE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2000 l Report: Cigarette sales to teens on riSe Joseph N. Bell 1111El<lnl Private sector shouldn't have to ba,il out public schools L ast week, several remarkably gener.ous gifts from private sources saved the heart and soul of the Irvine Unified School District for another year-and sent absolutely the wrong message to the one-third of the electorate in both Irvine and Newport- M esa who have the power to withhold desperately needed financing fot their public schools. The operative word here is ·public.• Our public schools serve all of our young people and fill an absolutely vital role in any working Our public · democra-schools • tic soci- ety. They serve all of should have public support. They- should never have to look to private funding in order to tulfill their mis- sion which is our young people and fill an absolutely vital role in any working democratic society. so unportant to every 6bzen. The positive side of the private sector's rescue of the school system in Irvine is that young people there will con - tinue to receive the high- quallty education associated with th.is school district for another year. But that advantage is short term -and the long-tenn implications are ominous. By far the most important is the precedent it sets for turrung to private funding as a sub- stitute for the righUul obliga- tion of taxpayers. Can you imagine a private corporation -an lrvme Co. -shoring up the public schools in Compton or East Los Angeles? Or, to bring it closer to home, in Santa Ana? Because we are singularly blessed in the private sector ol this rich community -and because the lrvine Co. has an enormous economic slake in maintaining toirrated schools in livule -is no rea- son to look in that direction for what is essentially a pub- lic obligation. SEE BELL PAGE A8 • State study shows 17% increase in tobacco sales to minors, but local teens say they don't have to break the law to get a pack of smokes. Andrew Glazer · DAILY PILOT NEWPORT.MESA -Teenagers say there's nothing stopping them from getting thett hands on ciga- rettes. "That is, unless they make it ille- gal to sell them.· scud Lori Rodnguez. 15, a smoker smce she was 10. "l really wish·they did." Last year, almost 17% more Cali- PANTHER AT THE HELM fornia tobacco vendors illegally sold. cigarettes to minors than in 1998. according to a report the released by the state Department of Health earlier this week. The number is based on a study where the depart- ment sent 15-year-olds to buy ciga- rettes at more than 450 Callfornia stores. State health officials are alarmed by the number. They're not sure whether teenagers are beconung more sophisticated in their methods of buying cigarettes or If merchants are becoming more lenient. "It's a reminder for us to not relax our efforts to prevent minors from buymg cigarettes,• said Ken August, a health dapartmenl spo~esman. But a dozen teenage smokers banging ot.i.t on the beach, at South Coast P.l~zd and at the Balboa Fun Zone on Wednesday said they dop'l even try to buy cigarettes for them- selves "They wouldn't sell them to me because 1 look so young" said Chris LaJave, 15, a baby-faced Newport Beach resident. "l just bum them mstead." "l JU!.l ask an older guy." said Sarah, 14, who wore her blond hair ma ponytail. "You JUSt kind of smile at them and they buy th~m for you. Then they're all hke, "Can I get you anything else?' • The owners and managers of -SEE SMOKE PAGE AS SlAN"1[ ()AYI' Getting up before most people, Bo Claw on of Balboa Island and hi feline friend, Panther, cruise the Grand Canal in Newport Harbor just after sunrise last Thursday. Clawson bas been getting up at the crack or dawn and heading out on the water for more than a dozen years. What hazards lie beneath the surface? • Environmentalists protecting Upper Newport Bay are concerned about pollution trapped in the estuary's silt. Alex Coolman DAILY PILOT Jack Slonner doesn't worry too much about the poµubon be can see Ooatmg around Upper New- port 8dy .. Sure, it'~ bad to have Styrofoam cups and Bic Lighters bobbing on the surface, but at least they are visible. It's fairly easy to p ick up such garbdge or filter it out of the water. What really womes the New- port Beach environmentalist, however, is the pollution he can't see: the cocktail of chemicals that gradually nows into the bay from the watershed and eventually et- Ues into the mud on the bottom, where 1t can remain for decades. It's this chemical brew that, by leaching mto the sill of Newport Bay, has rendered the mud suff1- oently toxic, malung tt a concern for the Calilom1a Coastal Com- mission. ,.. The comrrussion -saymg the flow of fertilizers, msectJC'lcles and detergents may make ll potential- ly dangerous to dredge where dredgtng was once common -1 asking residents to comply with a senes of tests before they attempt to scoop any sand from certain ~eas of the bay. . For the last 20 years, the city bad a blanket pemut for all dredg- ing work in the harbor, but that permit expired last fall. City offt- "When) ou dig up [materialj t~at was buried more than 10 or 15 years ago, you stir up the pollutants." John Scholl Department of Fish and Game, Shellmaker Island oals are willing to comply with more stnngt:ont tundards, but want to make sure tho e stdn· _ ddrds are in fact doabl tor l~ hdr· bor resid<'nts. Although Skinner ays ht>' concerned dbout th accumulation SEE BAY PAGE A9 New principal puts students first •Old friends, new acquaintances praise Monique Van Zeebroeck for.her dedication to children. .,. .... Goulet OMV PM.or NEWPORT COAST -Before Newport Coat IDemenlaly School even has doors to open. Prtnc:tpal Monique Van Zee· llrMdy been dubbed a pio· ...,..m tn the rommuruty. 't ~ to emulate whet eweryane .. ln the district II doing -a Ml mr own ideet, • NJd Dena Schon· WI. ~vice preadent ol the New- palt COlll ~. Sb9 allo bM .,,,. own mblkJll state- ment for the new school: "Student excel- lence in a canng environment.· Those who have known her for years said that W1th Vdn Zeebroeck, the dul- dren come first Even those who have Just met her said the district's newest pnnct- pa.J's primary concern is the students Although 1t ts what one rrught expect to heat of an educator, Van Zeebroeck's ded- ication to putting the students brst was a litany repeated by many. ·Her prionties are children and her style is that people come first. regardless of what kind of paperwork 11 involved,• wd Debra Defrain, who bu known Van Zeebroeck for 1 t yea.rs. "She bu a wann wonderful approach to education .• The . . MJW6 I C~IO..Y "Of ..... ,. v.. Z.•••oedl; ..... , .......... N9.,..t c ....... ,, , .. , ... FYI • Nationwide, nearly 67% of all teenage smokers are never asked for identification when buying cigarettes. • At least 4.5 million adolescents are current smokers. • Each day, more than 4,800 teens (ages 1T·17) smoke their first cigarette. Almost 2,000 of these will become regular smokers - that's 720,000 annually. Source: The American Lung Assn Surprise, support for El Toro options •Orange County Board of Supervisors considers use other than an dirport for the shuttered military base. Noaki Schwartz DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA Offiadls here expressL>d e"en·· thmg from shock to support for the Orange Count) Board of t;upel"\ 1 or-.· dec151on to con- "tder opllom other than dil atr- port for the closed Cl Toro \.lanne Corps au bdSE' "I'm ~hocked • '>did Co!>td '-lesa Counctlwomdn Heather !::>omer... It kind of puts me nght owr the edge· On Tue-.day, the c,upervisors \Oted to examme alternah\"E' u es for lht> 4 700 acres at El Toro The board will hold a "or ks hop 1'.1ay 3 to discus options. which n1dy mclude the South County-engineered \ hUenruum Plan -a mix of homes. museums and a cen- tral park The dec1s1on to tep back from the dHport planning proce C'ome:o on the het>l of the land Lide\ oter approval of 11. leasure F. \vluch give rest· dent the hnal ay on certdm count~ pro1ect . tncludmg ronunerodl cllTpOrt.s. The med· ;ure 15 being ronte.t Xi m court. but 11 hd dlready sen.:ed to halt further El Toro spendmg orne South County dnll- dlipOrt groups see the uperv1- ors' deos1on as a ma1or vtctO· I) m the ongoing war that ha dmded the> county But some local cllTpOrt ad\'OC'dt contend the uperv1 or are implv bemg thorough Newport Beach Mayor John Noye said county leader should be lookmg at other SEE EL TORO PAGE A9 11111 C1AS5llDS --" ... C011Ur1Y FOIUM~.-.... ...A11 DOOOl .. ____ .:__ __ .J1S NlX .nm ___ _, SOCl1Y --___j14 SIOll'S -.. ·---1 -· •. ,,.. • • A2 Thursday, April 20, 2000 SHE IS Springing into the season. LEAF LOVER Tending bright blooms, lush leaves and trickling fountains at Flowerdale Nursery in Costa Mesa, Margaret Heuler indulges a lifelong love of gardening. Heuler, 70, works part time at the nursery, sprucing up plants, helping customers plan their gardens. diag- nosing floral diseases. pinpointing rare species and helping students find fast-growing plants to use for science projects. BLOSSOMING CAREER Heuler said she developed a love of leafy things as a child after watching her mother coax growth from the clay soil of Bakersfield. ·Some people you can't keep from gardening, and I'm one of them," she said. The craft anchored other life choices. Heuler earned a biology f I l WORllllG degree from UCLA, then taught health education and helped ln the biology departments at Fullerton and Sunny Hills high schools. Heuler took the nursery job ~hile she was in her mid-50s, deciding to pursue her first love for the rest of her life. She obtained certificates in both nursery and greenhouse manage- ment. LEARNING CURVE Keeping an open mind is another job requirement. One customer insisted she want- ed to pretty up her bathroom by installing a nandina, a hardy out- door. plant. Heuler tried to talk her out of it, sure the woman was mistaken about the type of plant she wanted. But the plant prospered, and Heuler realized she had more to learn. SUN OR SHADE Pastel blooms are most popular ···-· Local interactive company earns high ~onors Newport Bffch-bMed JRA lnter.C·: tive, Inc. recelv9d the Communlca-! ton Award of E>allence for Its work for YalNM Motor Corp. USA. •nd the Award of Distinction for Its work for FlleNET Corp. honors individuats and companies for work that pl.as them at the top of the communications field. The Award of Distinction recognizes projects that exceed industry stan- dards. · J~ Interactive provides Internet and interactive development ser- vices. There were more than 2,000 entrie$ vying for the Communicator's Award. The Award of Excellence during the spring season, which is when people do the bulk of the year's planting, Heuler said. Eager for Easter blossoms, customers overwhelmingly cl\oose lilies or orchids. Each week, the nursery's 20 sup- pliers fax over lists of current plants. The nursery staff usually orders basic plants and vegetables every w eek, and banging plants every other week, Heuler said. When a customer asks for help in selecting a piece of greenery, Heuler first determines the planter's environment. "Th e single most hazardous thing you can do to plants is to put them in the wrong place,• Heuler said. "It's amazing how many peo- ple live somewhere for 25 years and don't know where the sun is in rela- tion to their yard." -Story by Rebecca Harris; photo by Brian Pobud• Doily Pilot Candies, confections . . foUnd at sweet prices A spring plant sale is in full swing from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. friday in the horticulture garden at Orange Coast College. U you can't make it Friday, the plant sale will also be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 5 and May 12. If you're a tomato lover, you'll appreci- ate the 17 varieties of toma- toes available ..:...... beefsteak to cherry, red ones, yellow ones, paste varieties, hybrid varieties, heirloom varieties, ones for sun-drying and ones . for containers. There are also bell peppers, lots of herbs, pony packs of sum- mer growing annuals, bang- ing basket geraniums and Scaevolas, geraniums in pots, New Guinea hybrid Impatiens, Brugmansia (for- merly called Datura), Angel's liumpets in white, yellow and pink, flowering vines and other unusual plants. To find out exactly what plants will be on sale each Friday, you can call (71-4) -432-0202, Ext. 26533, for a recorded message. The message will change on the Monday prior to the sale. To visit the horticulture garden. enter OCC from the Adams Avenue entrance and follow the signs. Greer Wylder BEST BUYS Helen Grace Chocolates at WestcWf Plaza in New- port Beach has some of the best.chocolate and candy selections. Ih been a fami- ly-owned and operated chocolate manufacturer for more than 50 years. Bargain bunters will l ove the compa- ny's annual spring ware- house sale through Satur· day at its main corporate warehouse, at 2369 E. Paci- fica Place in Rancho Dominguez. It's a Helen Grace tradition for almost a decade. The warehouse sale offers customers quality chocolates at quantity dis- count prices, and discounts up to 80% on other seasonal gifts. Ideal for Easter is the "famous eggs" that are on sale in chocolate walnut fudge, chocolate butter cream, peanut butter and coconut. Other Easter treats include chocolate bunnies and spring tins. For upcom- ing Mother's Day and Sec· retlll)''s Day, you can find a big selection of premium milk and dark chocolates. Some of the specials include fresh peanut brittle in a bag for $8.75, nutty bark in a one-pound bag for $5.95, and factory seconds in a two-pound bag for $7 .95. Also on sale are a limited selection of overstocked merchandise at drastically reduced prices, including wrapping paper, designer tins, Easter gift items and toys. The spring warehouse sale hours are Monday through Friday 10 a.m . to 5 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p .m. and Sunday 11 a .m. to 3 p.m. Free chocolate sam- ple will be available. For more infonnation, call 1- 800-367-4240. If you like to go all out for Easter, you won't want to miss the Easter candy selection at Bl· Time Cboco- laUer. The candy shop, located inside Hi-1ime Wine Cellars & Smoke Shack, always has a great 1election of specialty can- iiles for the holidays. This year, the selection includes bunny com, jelly bellies, hummingbird eggs, sugar- free jelly beans, suckers, sugar-free chocolate-out fudge eggs, sour bunnies, crispy eggs, fudge eggs, and milk and dark choco- late eggs. In addition to candy, the shop also carries gilts ideal for Easter bas- kets, including stuffed bun- nies, candles, ceramic deco- rations and more. Hi-Tlme has also added fresh flowers at its A Blooming Business. Hi-Time is at 250 Ogle St. in ·Costa Mesa. For informa- tion, call (949) 650-6463. Chef scores top honors from culinary magazine SunFlour Natural Bak- ery always has a great selection of bakery items and for Easter there are even more treats to chose from. All week, the bakery is filled with Easter-theme cookies and bot cross buns in low-fat and regular. Loaf breads come in blueberry, lemon, zucchini, banana, apple pie, cinnamon and angel food, There are rum cakes, lemon cakes and chocolate chip cakes. Din· ner rolls come in potato, poppy seed, rosemary and more. There are three dozen dinner rolls attached in basket and rabbit shapes. SunPlour Natural Bakery is at -427 B. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For Cnronna- tioh, call (9-49) 6"6-1-440. SUx & Stones Consign- ment carries all kinds of unusual accessories and ,"' furniture for the home. Owner Marietta Vise says the taste is most definitely eclectic. •The inventory is ever-changing and very affordable, •1 says Vise. •Be sure to stop in af this little gem that designers have known about for years - you'll love it.• Stix & Stones is at 333 E. 17th St. Suite 12-B In Costa Mesa. Forinformation,call(9-49) 646-7233 Alex Coolman RETAIL ROUNDUP VOLM,N0.94 . . been receiving rave reviews ever since. And he's only 34. WINE INTRIGUE What does Tim Goodell, chef of Aubergine in New- port Beach and 1i'oquet in South Coast Plaza, have in common with Michael Romano and Dan Silver- man or Manhattan's Union Square Cafe and Rocco DlSpirito of Union Pacilic? He's been named one of Food and Wine Magazine's Top 10 Chefs. Goodell ope ned Aube rgine in 1994 and has When the cork pops on a bottle of 1997 Sena this evening at the Robert Mon· davi Wine Center: what comes out will 'be the prod- uct or a long coUaboration between the Mondavi fami- lies and Eduardo Chadwick of Vma Errazurlz. The wine is the result of a joint venture between the two groups. It will be paired with razor clams, avocado mousse, Chilean sea bass ceviche and a few other dainty morsels. Pedro Izquierdo, viticul- turist for Vma Errazuriz, will speak about new developments in ChJlean wineqrowing. · Forinfonnation,call (707) 251-4484. HOW TO REACH us ~ The Tim9 Of.nge County (800)252 .. 141 Ach:aM4 a.lfted (949) 642-1671 :(Ml) 142 ... 121 News (Mt) 142·580 $portl (Mt) 574-Gll Hewl, $portl , • .., 6*4110 f.mell:~1ll1W Mllne>llrlt luliN9 <>Met (Ml) IG-4121 ·~ ,. (M) 01-7121 Mllf..-'r"'-~~ • ~al .. Let,.,... Til!la '"' Ml WllTllll AID SUlf IWWWL!Anml Balboa 72152 CotONdltlMar 73153 eo.c..~ 74154 I Newport INCh 73153 N9wponComt 73153 las TODAY flnt low s:oe a.m. ................. -.~.3 Flnt high 11:21 a.m ..................... 3.1 Second low 4:41 p.m ....... 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Dem9gll Mre est""-d • SJ,000. • HI rwada ••-A 1197 11uau i.odeo w bufillr· llild In the 1400 blodt'e.tw..n 11:JO a.m. --and 11 1.m.1W1111,. '"'9 rw P••ll9lf window-....... end locllt dw'll IC!Dlen. • .. PI t .. lllUE .. ,_,.. MWd I 9'11P1d In .. JmD lll6Cli flliiGiii1rii jiiljij ............ - ... --. •• i ....... u., Doily Pilot IN BRIEF Teens suspected of vehicular vandalism NEWPORT BEACH - Police have arrested two men and one male juve- nile on suspicion of van- dalism for allegedly launching goU balls at parked vehicles, authori- ties said Wednesday. Michael David Ferket- ic and Lawson Mickie Mc:Cltmg, both 18, and a 16-year-old male a.re accused of shattering windshields and denting cars by throwing goU balls from a moving vehi- cle. The teens were arrest- ed at about 1:30 a.m. Sun- day near Fifth and Iris avenues in Corona del Mar after a Newport Beach Police officer heard noises resembling fire- works or small-caliber gunshots coming from a 1991 Ford Mustang, according to a police report. Police stopped the car and arrested the thr.ee suspects, who allegedly had ddmaged at least eight vehicles, police said. Perketic and McClung each posted $10,000 bail and were released within a few hours. The minor, who was not identifjed because of his age, was sent to the Juvenile De tention Center and lat- er released to his parents. Newport police a re looking for resiqents in Newport Beach: Costa Mesa and Irvine who may have hdd their cars dam- aged, but did not report 1t to authorilles. AnyoAe with infonna- llon regarding vandalism mcidents involving golf balls should contact Det. Shontel Sherwood at (949) 644-3776. -Danette Goulet WHY PAY DEPT STORE PRICES? Visir our AREA RUG STUDIO Rugs & Runners on Sale I Entife Purchase I Valid W/Coupon Accept all oompetitor I eoupons L Exp. <Vl9l2000 -----1052 Irvine Ave. WesccHff Plaµ (949) 646-5746 Put a few words to work for you . Call the Thursday, April 20, 2000 A3 , ' Pet alligators looking for new home • Tho of juvenile reptiles found in backyard of Newport Beach home coUld be euthanized. Alex Coolman D AILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH The fate of three alligators plucked from the murky waters of a backyard hot tub is looking grim, authorities said Wednesday. The toothy reptiles, which range from 2 to 4 1/2 feet in length. were taken Tuesday • by state Fish and Game om- cers to the Orange County Animal Shelter. Thei.r owner, former professional surfe r Daniel Aecky, is planning to have them killed, said New- port Beach Police Sgt. Mike McDermott. Plecky could not be reached for comment. Officials at the animal shelter said they were searching for a home for the alligators. •The local zoos so far have said no,· including the Orange County and Los Angeles zoos, said Kathy Francis, public education omccr for the shel ter. Francis said it was still possible that the San Diego Zoo might take the crea- tures. BRIEFLY IN EDUCATION CdM to present academic letters Outsldnding academic dchievers at Corona del Mar High School will be presented with Academic Letter Awards by princrpdl Don Martin and Raising alligators in a hot tub is not only uncomfort- able for the reptiles, but it's also prohibited by Fish and Game regulations, McDer- mott said. •There a re sections (of the codes) that exclude aru- mals like raptors, alligators and exotic animals, like tigers,• be said. Despite the regulations, however, exotic pets pop up from time to time in Newport Beach. McDermott recalled find- ing Bengal tiger cubs m a home about 10 years ago. •1t was kind of cute, but the guy was living in Las Vegas," he said. ·we sent those off to be relocated.· Alligators, in particular, can be problematic as pets. Though they start off fairly small a nd cuddly, they can eventually grow up to 14 feet long. And, at that size, their behavior can no longer be described as "cuddly.• "Even when they're 3 or 4 feet long, they're very dan- gerous," said Walter Beitle- man. owner of The Pel Fac- tory, a pet store in Anaheim that once sold alligators. assistant pnncipal Robert Cunard on April 27 at 10 a.m. The aw¥ds go to juruors and seniors who have demonstrated academic excellence. To qualify, stu- dents must earn a 3,7 grade- point average or better dur· mg any four school semesters while taking three or mo1e college p~eparatory classes. On lister Sunday In adctttton to our ....... ' ~ T ~ ... One of three alligators seized from its owner's Newport Beach hot tub adjusts to its ne w sunoundings at the Orange County Animal Shelter. "They don't have dny fedJ' or anything.· he added. McDermott emphasized that the discovery of the alli- The letters awarded are iden- tical to those awarded for ath- letic achievement. ·Tue ceremony will be held in the school's little theater. For more information call (949) 718-9394. gators appears to be an iso- lated incident. .. ·someone from Dover Shores called and was very concerned thut we were hav- ing dn alligator outbredk and wondf'red if 1t Wu'> ~afe to go back m the welter.· he said H y Childrens 6~cial ~qo Ot'f &LLirio tee 1590 Oft"' Dorl.mil l)rdcr ~ M<•<h~T--l}J\ \1.1\ l·I I ~m...·n I >J, Jwll" I 'I :!40 '>:f\\'\1111 ( , ,,, R P RIH 'Ill 1111 644-6933 Burritos & Tacos Chips & Salsa • ' Call your nearest location! • A4 Thursday, April 20, 2000 Doily Pilot lrlefltJn THE NEWS For more information or to make reservations, call (949) 729-DUNE. I IOUKI IOI DAii YOU-'~ Dunes to hold Easter weekend activities '()Cf: offers sailing lecture May 5 Newport Dunes will host an Easter weekend celebra- tion, starting Friday with an egg hunt and luncheon for children from Canyon Acres Children's Services. The group of 40 children and their families are invited' to participate in finding 3,000 colorful eggs. followed by a luncheon at the Bayview Room. The day will also include decorating bonnets, baskets 'and eggs. Once the decora- tions are all in place, the Easter Bunny will hop across the sandy shores of the bay and join the children. The OCC Salling Center will offer a two-hour slide show and lecture titled MExotic Islands and Remote Reefs" on May 5. The lecture will look at thf> changes and challenges in South l>adf)c sailing. Veteran sailor Barbara Marrett will present the lec- ture. She has sailed boats ranging from 31 to 65 feet through the South Pacific. Last summer, she sailed through the area on OCC's 65-foot trainin'g -vessel, the Alaska Eagle. .y .? , SEAN HU.ERi R TIMES On Saturday morning, the Dunes V{ill host another egg hunt for local children 11 and younger. There will be more than 1.000 eggs hidden on the shore. Youngsters are encouraged to bring their own baskets, although some will be available for pur- chase. During the lecture, Mar- rett will talk about sailing and exploring French Poly- nesia. the Cook lslands and Samoa. The sailing center is at 1801 W. Coast Highway, between the Balboa Bay Club and the Orange County Sea Scouts Base. Tickets are '$10 and will be available at the door. Catdllng some fresh air while their owner Rob Corrigan of Newport Beach stan<b nearby, tbe9e four RotweWers enjoy the luxury of their Mercedes while outside Bank of America at the lntenedlon of Irvine and Westdlff in Newport Beach. merce and OCC on Wednes- day will host the Small Busi· · ness Conference & Expo 2000. Following the hunt, a pan- cake breakfast will be served at the Bayview Room. There will also be a numbe r of East- er-themed games for the chil- dren afterward. The events will wrap up Sunday with a bike parade and brunch. For more information, call (949) 645-9412 Small business expo to be held at OCC Local business leaders, coast-area chambers of com- SA VE! SA VE! SAVE! • Specializing in Quality Apparel & Accessories • Excellem Seleccion of Designer Clothing • New spring sryles, including DKNY, Elkn Tracy, Escada, St. Joh11 & more • Evening, cockrail, wedding & proms 333 E. 17th Screct, #4 • Costa Mesa (Behind Int'/ House of Pancakes) (949) 650-7333 The expo, which targets small business owners and potential business people, will be held at the Fine Arts Building at OCC. 2701 Fairview Road, in Costa Mesa The event, which .will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., will include speakers and one- bour workshops on opening .. &AC1M111 Activity & Sporn Camps June 26 through Aug. 18 Week-long programs -half-day & all-day Summer Swim Program June 19 through Aug. 11 .... Learn-to-swim, all levels Discovery Camps July 10 -Aug. 4 . ~ Week-long programs 8 am-12 noon at Estancia HS Earth Science • Astronomy • Life Science • Physical Science Zoo Camps • 'ea Adventure Campa Plus READING WORKSHOPS • MATH WORKSHOPS •ACTING PAINTING & DRAWING • CREATIVE WRmNG • S.A T. PREP "EXPLORE. YOUR IMAGINATION" at The Art Center Call today for a free summer program guide 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Me.sa (714) 432-5880, preu :t Toll·free (888) 822·1371, p,... 1 , .. ' and running a small business. Local business columnist Jan Norman will be mistress of ceremonies. Speakers will include Simone K. Easum, an attorney and Stanford gradu- ate who specializes in gener- a] civil dnd business litiga- tion; Michael Dunn, a licensed real estate broker and real estate lawyer; and William Minrug, a consultant and sales expert. , TWte~l.OCK CONT"°'- The main speaker will be Frank Everett, owner and president of Vortex Indus- tries. who received the U.S. Chamber of Commerce MBlue Chip Enterprise Award. H Everett started his business.' of repairing ware- house doors three decades ago with just one employee. Since then, Vortex lndustries has expanded to 19 offices in five states, employing more than 300 people. The event will be co-sponsored by OCC~s Economic Develop- ment and Community Edu- cation Department, the Costa Mesa Chamber of Com- merce, the NeY.rport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce, the Fountain Valley Cham- ber of Commerce and other local organizations. For more information, call (714) 432-5880. AVAILABLE AT ALDEN'S nc -Totally LfllelotlS Carpet • . 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News, Sports Actton a tnformatfonl CNN ESPN & ESPN2 Th9 Weather Channel Fox Sports West CN8C Golf Channel Styt9I Spee<Msiotl El Et •*tolrment ZDTV CUllulal a Educatlonall The Learning Channel Animal Planet FOOd TV Gettin1.. INVOLVED • GETTING INVOLVED runs periodically In the Dally Pilot on a rotating basis. If you'd like Information on adding vour organization to this li~all (949).574-4228. SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIM SERVICES Of ORANGE COUNTY Volunt~ers are needed to provide assistance on the crisis hotline and at the hospital. There is a special need for bilingual and bicultural vohp1teers. For more information, call (949) 756-0677. COSTA MESI CIVIC PLAYHOUSE The playhouse needs volunteers for ushering, backstage, mailings, typtng. lights an~ many other duties. For more mfonnation, call (949) 650-5269. CRISIS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, INC. This nonprofit orgaruzation 1s seek· ing volunteers for its expanding trau- ma response program. Volunteers would assist law enforcement, firC' fighters and emergency-type respon- ders by providing emotional first aid dnd support to m1ured or traumatized people. Other volunteers would pro- vide dispatch and office support. No experience is necessary, training will be proVlded. For more llllormation, call (949) 588-1414. DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICES Volunteer mediators, case speciaW.U. and outreach assistants needed to help m a vanety of m ediation cases. Bilingual language skills are needed for offlc<> volunteers and for mediators. For more mforrndtion, call (949} 250-0488. EASTER SEALS EdSter Sedh. needs volunteers for ongoing cl<>ncill work and to help m pmqrttnu. for children with d1sabililles and in l>JX?CJdl events. For more tnfor- mation. call (71 4) 834-1111. ENVIRONMENTAL NATURE CENTER Volunteer trdll guide>~ nE'eded to help visitor Jeam about their environ- ment For more 1nformallon. call (949) 645-846Q GIRL SCOUTS Gui Seoul~ ol Orangf' County needs voluntl'C;!r!. lO be trumf'd dS tmop lead· ers. i.erve on spC'ciul ,comm1llees and giv<> l('Clurei., demonslrullons or dds!>- e!>. For more u1fonnallon. c cill f714) !-179-7'>00 • HUMAN OPTIONS The orqanuallon shelters, counwl!> clnd <•ducate abused women and chil- dren ll 1s looking for volunteers to help run 1l'> ('ldssy Seconds thnll store at 4 t 4 E. 17th Sl , C°o'>ld Mesa IJul.Jes inclucl<> sortino clonallon'i, d!i.plc:1ymg merchanchi.t> t1nd srtlPs dssistanc<> r:or mort' 111fomldt1on, Cdll (q4Y) h3 l-4bQb. \ LAGUNA SHAHTI Ldgunu ShunU, ctn OftJdnt1ullon thdt work<. with suJler ·r~ ot 111\1 und AlDS I'> <,(>eklllCJ < ctnnq \ ol11nlPt•f'> to dSSISt with nmrnnq the front othn· de!Jve>nng mec1Js. prov 1d1nu trctn...,portdllon dnd prov1drnq comphmi.>ntc1r, thNctpH''> such d!'i llld'>"tl~J<'. acupunctun' and < h1- roprr1clw (Llr<'. ror rnorl• mfonndtion, rqn\cJCt LI"d Toqh1d ul (!-W)) 4H4 -144fi. LIFELINE LIVING CENTERS t-.lcntctlly 111 ddtlll'> rt•lv on tlw "'C'w- Thursday, Apnl 20. 2000 AS port Beach center for res1denllal hous- tng. It needs profes 1onal fund-raisers to support and matntdm this resource / For more mlormat1on, ccill (949) 675- 1700. MENTOR PROGRAM YMCA Commuruty SeMces needs mentors to make d lasting lITIJ>dCl on a young person's ufe. Students from l 0 to 16 years of age are mdtched wttb men- tors to improve the1r school perfor- mance and seU-e teem whtle develop~ mg posiuve peer and adult relallon- ship!> For more mfonndUon. caJJ (714) 549-9622, ext. 35. NEWPORT THEATER ARTS CENTER A vanety of JObs nPed to be tackled, including-set construction, ushenng, mailings dnd dS Ortl'd techrucol dulles Schedulmg I'> fleXJhle with a two-to 20-hour comm.itmc>nt per month The Newport ThedtN Arts Center IS at 2501 CWf Dnve For mou• mlomldllon, call f 94 9) 631-0288 OASIS SENIOR CENTER Meals on Wht•<•h volunleen. dfC needed to d1stnbutC' prPpared dishes to homebound s<•ntor<-. m the Newport Beach an?d ThC' dPhv<•r)-ume 1s between 11 30 a m dnd I pm ddlly For more mlom1dt1on, Cdll (q~ql 644- 3244. OPERATION CLEAN SLATE Operation Cl<'dn Sidle. d Costa Mesa-bdsed org<.1n11atwn thdl tocui.es on gra1fit1 pl<'vcnt1on, nPeds volunteers to paint out qrc:1fht1 dnd d!>'>lSt with oth- er duties r:or more mformdllon call !\ hchdel H oward al (714 J 415-07 45 ANTIQUE ROW & GARDEN CAFE "N~ U n.iq<A.e/ Shop~~ w~ T nu.i.~c .. v~(oy Y°"" tlom.eA" f int Ho mt Furnishings Antiquts & Colltctiblts Trllditional to CoHagt Gifts & Gardm Dtcor Wish List & Dtlivtry GCU'"duvC~ Gatdm P11/io Dining Brtttkf11sl, Lu ndl, Tt.11 & Esprtuo 811r ~ft Hour>: Mo.....Sa1 8-5 "Discover the Row, a wonderful Shopping and Dining adventure" Candlu to Chandtlitrs U~d & Rart Books Custom Pichlrt Frt1Jf1ing Fumihlrt Rtstoration and much mort! 949 722-1177 130 E1ut J 711t Strttl Cos/11 MLso. CA (tkl11nd l/11rp Inn) How Houn Tue--Sat 1().5 N9w McMel, Ortglnal s.'91 a Clala6ctl Ll9lfrne NetWortt TNT 90.fl Cha'lnel USA Netwofk 'IV land Comedy Central @om cast ~'IV Ameftcon Movie CloWcs 8ar'M lhow NIMWOftc ........ motel \ I ' A6 Thursday, April 20, 2000 • ~ AllOUND 10WN Items to the O.lly Pilot, 330 W. hy St., Cos- ta Mesa 92627; fu to ('49) "6- 4170 or cal( (949) 764-4330. A com- plete listlng may be found at dal- lypilotcom. TODAY The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce will present a 90- minute Breakfast Boost from 7:15 to 8:45 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, 1701 Goll Course Drive. Rhonda Britten will be the gu~t speaker. Prepaid reser- vqfions are $12 or $17 al the door. For more information 'call (714) 885-9090. ,,'' 1',; The Newport-Irvine R8tary Club will present a discussion titled •They Closed the Beaches -Now What?" from noon to 1 :30 p.m. at the lrvine Marriott, 1800 Von Karman Ave., Irvine. The discussion will focus on beach and har- bor pollution, urbap runoff a nd its future impact on Orange County. Notable speakers include Carol Hoff- man of The Irvine Co. and Dr. Jack Slunner of the environ- mental group, Stop Polluting Our Newport. Buffet lunch is $20, payable at the door. Lim- ited seating. For more infor- mation, call (949) 653-9678. Brad Avery, director of OCC's Marine Program and frequent skipper of Alaska Eagle, will speak about his adve ntures at 7 p.m. at the Lido Isle Yacht Club, 701 Via Lido Soud, Newport Beach. Admission 1s $5. Refresh- ments wiU be served . For more Ulfo~ation, call (949) 673-3808. fllDAY Newport Dunes Resort wtU put on a special Easler egg hunt and luncheon for 40 children from Canyon Acres Children's Services at 10:30 a.m. at the Dunes Ba~e,w Room, 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. At 1 p .m., local children can partici- pate in bonnet decorating, and at 2:30 p.m., watch a 6- foot Easter Bunny hide col- ored eggs on the shore of the resort. Local children can a}so participate in Easter , •Egg decorating at 4 p .m. and basket decorating at 7 p.m. For more information, call (949) 729-3863. SATURDAY Newport Dunes will bold a massive Easter egg hunt for community children 11 and younger. They are invited to search the sandy shores or the resort for more than 1,000 hidden eggs. Baskets will be available for purchase. Fol- lowing the egg hunt, the entire family can enjoy a pan- cake breakfast at the Bayview Room. Breakfast is $4 for adults and $3 for chil- dren. The resort is at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. For more information. call (949) 729-3863. Paine Webber will present a seminar titled •How to Handle a Divorce Settle- ment -Investing Your Set- tlement Wisely" a t noon al its Newport Beach office, 620 Newport Center Drive, on the ninth floor. For more information, call (949) 717- 5600. SUIDAY The Newport Dunes Resort will present a •cottontail Bike Parade• at 9:30 a.m . al 1131 Back Bay Drive, New- port Beach. Guests will be invited to decorate their bicycles, wear their Easter bonnets and take a ride around the Dunes. At 10 a.m., a special Easter Sun- day brunch will be offered at the Back Bay Cafe. Brunch will be $18.95 for adults and SlQ.95 for children. Brunch for children age 6 and under will be'free. Reservations are recommended . For more lnfonnation, call (949) 729-. 3863. ' Hyatt Newporter's Easter Sunday brunch will be pre- sented from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. The Easter Bunny will make an appear- ance and lead children on an egg bunt at 11 a.m, 12:30 and 2 p.m. The Easter Bunny will be joined by the Balloon Man, a magiciar1 and a face painter, starting at 10 a.m. Kids can also visit animals in the petting zoo. Guests will also be entertained by the J .R. Lewis Band, a jazz group. Tickels are $36.95 for adults and $16.95 for children 12 and under. For more informa- tion, call (949) 729-6160. WEDNESDAY OCC's Economic Develo p- ment and Community Educa- tion division will present •Small Business Conference & Expo 2000" from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Fine Arts Building on campus, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The spe- cial guest speaker will be U.S. Chamber of Commerce •a1ue Chip Enterprise Award• recipient Prank Everett, owner and president of Vortex Industries. Advance registration ls $35 and includes a box lunch and free parking. Registration at the door is $45. For more infor- mation, call (71 4) 432-5880, option 1.1 The Newport-Mesa Crlbr bage Club will meet at 6:45 p .m. at the Oasis Cel).ter, R<>qm 6, 800 Marguerite Ave,, Corona del Mar. All skill lev~ls are welcom13 to play the board and ca'rd game. Admission is $2. Dessert will be served. For more informa- tion, call (949) 646-5293. A lecture program fOCUling OD the life and work of poet T.S'. Eliot, presented by the Friends of Orange Coast College's Nor- man E. Watson Library, will take place at 7:30 p.m. in the Udo Isle Oubhouse. The lec- ture will be presented by Saee- da Wall Mohammed, director of OCC's International Stu- dents Center, and Robert Dees, the college's vice president of instruction, who share a mutu- al admiration for the American expatriate. The lecture is open to the public and pdmission is $5. The clubhouse is at 701 Via Lido Soud in NeFrt Beach. For more information, call (714) 432-5885. r A Hbromyalgta support group will be at 7:30 p.m. in the Hoag· Hospital Cancer Center Auditorium, One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. 'r~SaladS. Fresh Cut Produce. Fresh Baked Muffins. ~SollpS & Pastas. (Do \bU See A 'Irend Here?) ~ COSTA MESA le. 1555 AlSams Ave. >e. (714) SS6·1903 _. ________ ...\i.~....S.---------S. I SSJ9WEEm\YWNCH I S6.•9 DINNER I I s.w '_, ~ 1 s.11".,...,.,, I I /tot ,._,,_,. .... ,.,.. I /tot ,..,..,,_,. ..._ '°""'" I \ Guest speaker will be Or. Stu- art Silverman. medical direc· tor FM Rehabilitation Pro-gr~. Cedars-Sinai Medic~ Center. Silverman's speech is titled •fibromyalgia -When it hurts all over.• Admission is free. For more information, call (714) 840-8038. APRIL 21 , xavter Quijas YxayoU will present a workshop titl~d "Ceremony & Journey into Sacred Ancient Sounds" from 8 to 10 p.m. at the Yoga Place, comer of Harbor Boulevard and 19th Street in the Costa Mesa Courtyards. Admission is $21 or $22 at the door. For more information, call (949) 642-7400. APRIL 29 ' The Department .of Motor Vehicles Costa Mesa office will be conducting free fin- gerprinting for children ages 1-14 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at its building. 650 W. 19th St. Parents choosing to apply for California identibcation cards for their children are required to provide a certified copy of the child's birth certificate, as well as a Social Security num- ber and $6. For more informa- tion, call (949) 631-8150. "Start & Succeed In Export- ing: A ·workshop for Entre- prene urs and Managers" will be presented from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Oasis Center, Room 1-A/B, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Admission is $45 and there is a $3 materials fee. Doily Pilot For more information, call (949) 6-44-3151. Seats ltlll remain for tbe Tom Brokaw Video Program with Orange County Media Panel at 2 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave. This install- ment of the Distinguished Speakers Lecture Series is titled, ·~oblema and Chal- lenges of the 21st Century.• The program featw'es a video recording of the previous night's presentation by NBC anchorma~ Tom Brokaw. ReseJVations are $12.50 and include dessert and coffee. For more information, call (949) 644-3296. MAY 3 A representaUve from the admissions office at UC Santa Barbara will visit OCC's transfer center from 12 :45 to 4 p.m. to talk with students interested in transferring. OCC is annually one of the nation's leaders in transfer· ring students to four-year col- leges and universities. The tr~fer center is on campus at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-5894. Speak Up Newport's May meeting will feature a presen- tation by Citizens to Rebllild Our Schools at 6 p.m, at the Riverboat Restaurant, 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Hors d'oeuvres will begin at 5:30 p.m. Guests are welcome and the' public IS invit- ed to attend. For more infonna- tion. call (949) 224-2~66. 1 M·1WfMA:oo,.. ,.,_S1J11tx1. 1 AIW • .,,... .,..sm1tx1. 1 : ~ ! ~ :. I I I I ................. -I ................... I --•••••...-••tt-•1 I ..,.,... • .,,.., ........ _ 1011 L--':".!!::.-=:-.!:.W - - -'!.&...---=:.~.!':!!. "'.! - -~ .J 481 E. 17th Stree 645-2022 , . , , / I A C f JOu To~ Our Open holfle For The 200 Birch St. (at Dove) • Newport Beach 833-0660 ------------------, sorif~deenler • Wll • Full-lenlce I =«•7's .... ! I. - - - - -.2":&·.:.•:.~~ - -------r--------------------I I I I 111011r WAIR • JUUAaY1CS WAm • l&A1DWAS • Ala ,..imi-n111ra GaYDnLllAft -.&-•·&:•:.~----- IS NO EXTRA WASH C TRUCKS OR VANS! ' I .. I L.;.' Daily Pilot llAY 6 Oruge Cout College wt1I present a fast track to com- puter skills with a class titled •PC Boot Camp: The Fast 1\'ack to Computer Compe- tence.• The program starts today and will continue through May 21. Classes will meet from 9 a .m. lo 4 p.m . Saturdays and Sundays in OCC's Computing Center, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Registration is $256 and a $120 materials fee is payable in da!is. Cost for a single boot camp weekend is $95 with a $40 materials fee. For more information, call (714) 432-5660. Ora.age Coast College will present a television directing workshop titled •Directing for Television with Marvin Rush,• from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Room 204 of OCC's Lewis Center Building, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Registration is $45. Rush has worked on a variety of situa- tion comedies and dramas. For m ore information, call (714) 432-5660. MAY 7 An open casting call for Reg- is Philbin look-dlikes will be presented today from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Orange County Market Place in Costa Mesa. Animal Crackers Entertwn- ment will host the event at the main snack bar area at the Orange County Fair- grounds, 66 Pair Drive. The entertainment agency will also be seeking other look- alikes, such a s Brad Pitt, Leonardo Di Caprio, Gwyneth Paltrow and Ricky Mcvtin. Be prepared to appear in front of a judge's panel and answer a few ques- tions in character. Winrung contestants will not only take borne $100 in cash, but will obtain bookings as a celebrity look-alike for many special events. For more information, call (949) 487-9296. Admis- sion to the swap meet is $1. Parking is free. MAY 13 Celebrity author and lecturer Laura Doyle will facilitate a powerful workshop titled, "How to Have the Intimate llelationship You Always Dreamed Of,• fTom 1 to 5 p.m. at the Holiddy Inn, 3131 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Doyle will be using the principles from h er new book. ·Tue Surrendered Wife: A Woman's Spiritual Gwde to 'Ihle Intimacy with a Man.· Preregistration is $39. Admis- sion at the door IS $50. For more information, call (71 4) 549-9305. ONGOING A women's therapy support group meets to discuss rela- tionship issues at 6:30 p .m . Tuesdays at 1151 Dove St., #105, Newport Beach. For more information, call Ba,,r- bara at (949) 261-8003. Tbe Friends of the Newport Beach Public Library Used Book Store needs to replenish its book stock. Patrons are urged to bring in unwanted books. With the exception of law books or magazines, all donations -hardcover and paperback -are welcome and are tax-dedu~ble. Books may be left at any of the three branch libraries - Balboa, Mariners or Corona del Mar. They also can be left in the special book closet next to the store at 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information, call (949) 759-9667. The Newport Beach New- comers Oub meets at 10 a .m. the third Wednesday of each month at different homes. The group of about 100 women go on the road and play goU, tennis, bridge and more. 1be group also bolds , l9ftr81 8"D1ng parties. For more information, ca.ll (949) 854-4501. .. Mmll llMltb Mblllb1el pteeentl LoYe Without Honor -..pport groupa at tO a .m. and 1 p.m. Mondays through December for women roping wttb dodMltic violence. 1be groups wUl meet for two boun at St. Mark Presbyter- ian Chun:b. 2100 Mar Vista Ave., Newport Beach. Por mom information, ca.ll (9'9) 721-8079. n.111 ..... ...., ...... ol ONDll~~· ~rltra fllOUP loaalmf on ...... aiacmm and NSpOD- ..,... of edult chlldre mt• ...... lldldy ....... at ..... p.l!a. ....,. al 250 B. ... It., COiia Mela. 1be purpose of the group is to help children and other con- cerned relatives identify problems and issues and develop appropriate solu- tions. The cost is $30. For more information, call (714) 445-4950. The Costa Mesa Clulmber of Commerce holds networking luncheon meetings from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p .m. Wednes- days at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa. Visitors ate welcome. Cost is $13. For. more information, call (714)665-909o. 1be Udo Isle ToutmaSters Oub meets at 6:30 pm. Mon- days at the Oakwood Apart- ments, 1700 16th St., in the clubhouse on the main level. in Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, c.ail (949) 515-9470. The Jobn Henry Foundation sponsors the Comfort Zone, a mental illness support group, which meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Thursdays at the Light- house Coastal .Community Church, 301 Magnolia St.,• Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call (949) 546-7274, Jewish FamUy Service of Orange County sponsors an ongoing healing support gToup for the chronically ill. The purpose is to provide participants witit emotional and spiritual support to man- age illness and its conse- quences. The gToup meets at 7 p.m. Thursdays a t Jewish Family Service. 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Attendance is free, but registration is ARoUNDToWN Thurmy, Apnl 20, 2000 A7 required. To register or for more information, call (714) 445-4950. Scr•bble Club No. 350 meets from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursdays at Borders Books, Music and Cafe on 19th Street and New- port Boulevard, Costa Mesa. The cost is $3. New players are welcome. For more infor- mation, call (949) 759~467 1. The Coin and Stamp Club meets from 1 to 3 p.m. Mon- days at the Oasis Senior Cen- ter. New members interested in ttading, buying and selling stamps and coins are being sought to join these informal meetings. There are no fees required. For more informa- tion, call (949) 644-3244. · Jewish Family Service often ongoing bereavement support groups for adults at all stages or loss. The groups share experiences, hear how others deal with grief, receive sup- port and learn ways to cope with sadness and loss. One group meets at 7 p .m. Tues- days at Beth Jacob in Irvine. The second group meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays at Temple Judea in Laguna Hills. The third group meets at 1 p.m . Thursdays at the Ezra Center in Anaheim. There is no fee for these groups, but advance registration is required. For more information, call (714) 445-4950. Newcomers to the Balboa Island, Corona del Mar, New- port Beach and Newport Coast areas are invited to meet others who are also new at the Newport Beach New- comers' Club. This group of women meets once a month on Wednesdays at dilferent homes and locations. For more information, call (949) 644-0302. Jewish Family Service of Orange County provides a support and discussion group The COiia Meu Chamber of Commerce networkers busi- ness leads luncheon takes place at 11 :45 a .m . Wednes- days at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Goll Course Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 885-9090. to assist participants in their . The Walking Oub of Newport Wednesdays, and a support group for people sulferinq from chroruc fatlgue 'YJl· drome mee~ from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesdays at the Institute for Holistic 1\'eatment and Research, 4019 Westerly Place, Swte 100, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 251-6700 recovery fTom childhood or Beach meets at 9 a.m. and 7 Arttu1Us Foundation lmtrudor teenage sexual abuse. TI\e p.m. at Hospital Road and Hillary Stone leads an exercise gTOup oieets fTom 8 to 9j~O Superior Avenue. Lose the class at 11 a.m. Thursdays at p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E. ~-. weight and have fun. For more ,the Je..yish Senior Center, 250 er St, Costa Mesa. Advance infonnation. call (949) 650-1332. /E .. Baker SL, Costa Mesa. For registration is requ.i\'ed. For • more infonnabon. call (714) more information, call (714) The Sea Scouts' ship Del~ 513-5641. 445-4950. 711 or Orange Co\.Dlty offers A Deal.IJig wttb Divorce s up- port group is offered by Jew- ish Family Service of Orange County. The group is led by an experienced counselor and meets at 6 p .m . Tuesdays at the Jewis h Federation Campus, 250 E. Baker St. Suite G. Costa Mesa. For more information, including dates and fees, call Heather Wa~n at (714) 445-4950. An interfaith couples support group is offered by J ewish Family Service of Orange County. The gTOup addresses issues faced by couples in which one partner is Jewish and the other is not, including raising children, observing holidays, displaying, symbols in the home and relationships with extended families. The gTOUp meets for three wee~y sessions Wednesday evenings at Jewish Family Service, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G , Costa Mesa. For more information, including dates and fees, call (714) 445-4950. ( a program for young · nien ages 14 to 16 interest~d in sailing, seamanship, piloting, navigation and cruising. Meetings are from 6 'to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at the Sea Scouts Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 642-6301 or (949) 551-8591. Tbe Oasis Senior Center offers ongoing assistance. counseling and referral ser- vices for seniors. For appoint- ments or more information. call (949) 644-3244. Tbe Costa Mesa Senior Citi- zen Square and Round Dance Club seeks experienced dancers to join its gToup from 9 to 11 a.m. Thursdays at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 19th Street and Pomona Avenue, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (7141 545-5669. A free support group for can- cer patie nts meets at 7 p.m • Nightly meetings are offered in Costa Me<;a and Newport Beach for anyon~ wbo wants to overcome mcoune addic- uon. For a schedule or more inforrnabon, call (714) 774- 9106 or (800) 642-0666. The Newport Sports Collec- bon Foundation. a nonprofit orgaruzation, operates a free musewn at 620 Newport Cen- ter Dnve, Newport Beach. The museum, wlllch has one of the world's largest collecbons of sports memorabilia, IS open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. week- days For more information, call (949) 721-9333. The Costa Mesa Communi- cators Toastmasters Club meets from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesdays dt the Orange County Department of Edu- cation, 200 Kalmus Drive, Costa Mesa. Meellngs are open to anyone who wdllts to improve his or her public speakuig sklll . For more information, call (7 14 ) 444- 5030 ·. Winning The Fight Agairist Cancer Hoag <:tmcer CenJer is the champion in the fight against ra11cer. 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HOAG• CANCER CENTER Ranked •tin Orange Coun!}'. · " A Sln'b of~ Ht'/ffJlltll .... ._....,....,. ... ·--·· ..... -·-------........ ·-·-............ - '-----------------------------~...--------------:-------------------------------------~----.. • I • A8 Thursday, April 20, 2000 BELL CONTINUED FROM A 1 In Santa Ana, they did it right. There, well over two-thirds of the taxpayers -most of whom feel the tax bite much more severely than the affluent citizens of Ne w- ' port-Mesa -passed a bond issue for tpeir schools. They didn't look to Daddy Wa'rbucks to bail them out. There has been a great qeal of rhetoric addressed to why the lrvlne school tax was defeated last we~k. The rationale that is most , appealing to the g,roups support- ing a school bond issue in New- port-Mesa is that the Irvine district was seeking to support education- al frills while Newport-Mesa is dealing with bread-and-butte r issues. The president of the Harbor Council PTA, Jill Money,.Jold the Pilot: "Ou rs is only for bricks and mortar. I'm encouraged by the fact that ours is such a different vehi- cle.• But there are some deeply dis- turbing undercurrents here, too. She w ent on to explain: •Theirs is for programs and teachers' salaries, and ours cannot legally be used for that.• School board member Wendy Leece expanded on this thought when she told the Pilot: "It's almost like apples and oranges. Our campaign is about repairing 40-and 50-year-old buildiI]gs, basic health and safety issues - not teacher salaries, other perks and music programs.• I hope that neither of these people intended the implication tnat can be 'clrawn readily from the above quotes: that teacher salaries and enriched cwriculum -like music prqgrams -are •perks• that can somehow be shunted oU as second-class appendages to the body of public education. Yet,.what is especially sad f about all this is that such implica- tions -wbetbar intended or not -are ~btedly useful in try- ing to get the Newport-Mesa mea- sure passed. We don't want to be putting up public money for any perks. No, sir. We're bricks-and-mortar peo- ple. So if our $100,000 salaries are maybe double or triple what our teachers earn, let 'em try to make it in the business community if they're unhappy. We'll just find someone else to teach our kids a no-perks curriculum. And if the teachers want to add frills, let them spend their own money on educational aids. They've been doing that for years anyWay. If the textbooks get too frayed or the field trips too expen -' shie even for those inflated teacher salaries, maybe they can hit up the Irvine Co. for a few bucks. I suppose pointing out this sort of irony doesn't help the cause of Newport-Mesa school bonds very . . much. But I find it deeply distress- ing that public education in this enormously p rosperous communi- ty has to dress itself in beggar's clothing and plead homelessness in order to wm the support of enough voters in that one-third minority just to survive. So let's not break. out the cham- pagne for the Irvine school sys- tem's last-minute reprieve. Sup- porters of ouc upcoming school bonds.would prefer to ignore the Irvine election as having no real bearing on Newport-Mesa. Maybe so. Hopefully so. Maybe that hard core of naysayms will be sufficiently moved by the decrepit school buildings to go along. But the other message from lMne must be ignored, too. The private sector isn't going to bail us out. Ll.ke the folks in Santa Ana, · we've got to do it ourselves. • JOSEPH N. 9EU Is a resident of Santa Ana ~ights. His column appears Thurs- days. Daily Pilot seven liquor l&One. f1U sta- tiom aad cocw.mence ltorel , bere Nici they do tMir best to avoid selUng tobacco to minon. They all said they check the identification of anyone who look.I younger than 28, as mandated by state law. "I'm very, very, very strict,• said Jacob Adam. QWner of A&M Uquor on 19th Street in Costa Mesa. •i never m,\nd losing a sale to a. minor.• But teenage smokers said -they'll remain undeterred. •rd still get them no matter what,• said Joe Dorrity, 17, as he puffed on a Marlboro. •But I'm going to quit soon. I'm sick of this.• 0 Decorated Cakes Q Pho.to Cakes Family Fun is on the menu at Hyatt Newporter's Easter Brunch Sunday, April 23 Celebrate Easter with authentic Persian cuisine amid~t stunning elegance. 0 Easter Cookies" Q ChuseC4ke 0 Fresh Fruit Tarts Owagon Wheels I 0:00am-3:00pm t ,-~ :al.· -- EASTER SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH featuring Traditional Carving Smion Chilled Seafood & Sushi Brc.1kfas 1 Favorites Specialry Salads Rrunch Enircc~ Pastries & Confections ~pccial Children's Buffet & More! Egg Hunts Egg Hums wich the Easter Bunny in the Newporter Amphirhearer l I :OOam, I 2:30pm and 2:00pm (wwhu pmnining) More Fun For Kids Balloon Man, Magician, Face Paincer and Petting Zoo 11 :OOam -2:00pm jazz Mu1ic J.R. Lewis Band I I :OOam -3:00pm Brunch is $36.95 aduJrs, $16. 95 for children 12 and under, children under 3 are free. Indoor and Outdoor seating available. Complimentary Self-Parking Reservations are highly recommended. Please call (949) 729-6160 I I ~\:..r\-L l ID,~HG~~ Easter Brunch J-C?in Us 1 Oam to 3pm ~ Herb Polent.a Ens ~nedict wuh liolTW' Tr~1 Roasted Sonoma Lamb Loin wuh loastnl Herb (.oi1 C~ Slow Roasted Prime Rib •1th Au fW Poached Atlantic Salmon with &by Sprins Vcgeublcs & Saffron POmocs an a Ftcrb Broch Honey Pepper Pancbetta & Heib Omelette wiih Asiago Oiceac & Home Fries Bu.ogalow FRncb Tout with Coconut Cream CAnneliud Banuw &t Rotiud Haulnuu. Complimentary Mini Putria k A.sorted Fruit -.. w- .For ~'"'•tioru, CJJ (949) 673-6585 Allio Suti"t AHU.bk Also unn•i tlmJUr fro,,. 5 to '1>,,. 2441 E. Cout Highway <Arona clel Mar ( For reservations, call (714) 557-6600 Visit our website at www.dar.yasouthcoast.com 1611 Sunflower Ave., Santa Ana (In South Coast Plaza Village) ,-1111 -, I Buy One Easter Egg I : & Get One Free! : I <'5.-..111t>watMIWJllll. I ilftrpdmly0111k,_..lll.wnl• I 6 oz. Chlrolatt I : WU.ut fudge Egg : I 6 oz. Clm>Llte I I Butter Cream E<JJ I I I I 5 oz. PtJ111ut Butter Egg I 1 1 Ccicpoil1111NW•AJY...-llD1~ 1 1 l1r;U """' ,.,_,.. I C!fHJll"~ I L-------.J , Hop Over To ••• HYATT REGENCY IRVINE For Easter Brunch, Sunday, April 23, 2000 'i We Will Have An Easter Bunny & Easter Egg Hunt Along with live entertainment! f j) Appetizer, Salad & Dessert Buffet With one plated entree per person from a selection of five. Champagne & fresh orange juice. ~i 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. • For Eaartt BNnch Raerndonl Call: (949) 22S·66SO J 7900 Jmnbotte Blvd,. Irvine, California 92614 0 Dinner Rolls 0 Hot Cross Buns 0 Spe.clalfy Breads & Morel ERS wet.cOMEt>I cusTOM OJP\ftS,. ~ Q Voted Bat Bakery in Orange County for the Past 6 Years. ..a---~~"' .... Noc affiliated wicb any ocher Frmcli'• bekefy. Owned and operated by Jc:try & Dianne Mmc:h. Cdcbrariog 24 ,an of buiinca! \ n g \ n t 0 s· . S\){ &//}('('er at Bassi~ts & Bl~ffles . . Hop in and f md a Qf eat selection of Easter fashions for your little bunny ... 204 WASHINGTON STREET IN BALBOA ACROSS FROM TlE BALBOA MARKET (949) 723-3357 J .. Daily Pilot BAY CONTINUED FROM A 1 of silt in the bay. he's also worried about the long-term effects of the chemicals that may be in the material. "'It takes 30 years of expo- sure lo some of these chemi- cals before there's ·increased risk of cancer," Skinner said. Talk lo locals who take an interest in the bay and ·every new conversation will rliise fU\Other question about what is drifting in from upstream. Jolin Scholl, who, works for the state D~partment of Fish and Game on,.Shellmak- er Island, womes about Diazanon, an insecticid~ used on many household plants. The chemical washes down from the watershed ih very small quantities, he said, but over time it accu- mulates in the silt on the bot- tom. "They get buried over the years," he said. •When you dig up (material) that was buried more than 10 or 15 EL TORO CONTINUED FROM A 1 alternatives because "it's a healthy thing to do.· Former Newport Beach mayor Clarence Tu.mer added that the county is obliged to look at other potential uses for the site before making such an important decision for the community. However, another former mayor, Tom Edwards, said he sees the move as an airport meltdown. "I think we're seeing a dis- sipation or melting down of the current El Toro planrung process, which bodes well for my proposal,• Edwards said. PRINCIPAL CONTINUED FROM A1 environment as a result is a familiar, caring place for both adults and children." Newport Coast parents and children look forward to such an environment. Defrain, of Lancaster, has also known Van Zeebroeck in several different capacities. They met in 1989, when Defrain was d.Ssigned as a classroom aid for Van Zee- broeck. Since then, DeFraln What's AFLOAT • WHAT'S AR.OAT runs periodical· ly in the Dally Pilot on a rotating basis. If you know of an event or activity that could appear in this column, pfease mail the Informa- tion to Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627; fax it to (949) 646-41 70; or e-mail it to dallypi- lotOlatimes.com. IAYAllNG/ CAllOllllG/SCUll Beginning sea kayaking, rolling clinics and private lessons are offered. Kayak and sea ski rentals are also available. For more informa- tion, call (949) 675-1215 for Paddle Power, 1500 W. Bal- boa Blvd. 1\vo-hour kayak tours beglD at 10 a.m. Sundays from Newport Dunes. Cost is $20 per adult, $15 per child. Kayak rentals and classes are also available. Fro more infor- mation, call (949) 729-1150. Single ($10 per how) and double ($15 per hour) kayak rentals a.re available in the Balboa Pun Zone. Call Balboa Boat Rentals, (949) 673-7200. PaddJe Power also provides kayak, surf sk.i and canoe ren~s. For more information, cell (949) 675-1215. Back Bay canoe tours arc ottered by Upper Newport Bey every Saturday. Meet at 8:30 a.m . on Shellmaker lllend. For more information, cell (949) 640-6746. ne Newport Aquatic Center Often eweep rowing (one ou). ICUlllng ·classes (two oen) Md canoe rentel1. 0 11 na llr lour w.elal ... cDet 175. IDtroductary dll*s .... allo ........ Sat· ...,. aad...,. at. COit ...... ,. ... Wuimab. ...., ... .,,.. years ago, you stir up the pol- lutants." Also a concern. said Den- nis Kelly, professor of Marine Science at Orange CoHt College, are decades-old residues of DDT, a controver- sial pesticide that was-even- tually banned from use in the United States in 1972. The pesticide, Kelly said, "is a tiny particle. It tends to adhere to the smallest natur- al particle,• such as those in clay and silt. ''It becomes entombed," he said. Then there are the worries among the. staff of the Coastal Commission. They have raised questions about the concentrations of heavy metals in areas like Dover Shores and Lido lsJe. The level of arsenic in the mud at Dover Shores, for example, is at more than twice the standard that trig- gers Coastal Commission inquiries, said James Raives, a ~nsistency coordinator for the group. The level of copper, he said, is twice what it should Edwards, who helped author the 1985 John Wayne Airport settlement agreement, shook up the community last monU1 when he suggested ending plans for an El Toro airport and instead focus on preventing any expansion at John Wayne Airport. In his "mutual defense agreement,• South County cities and those surrounding John Wayne Airport would be legally bound to spend pub!Jc money defending any action to create an airport at El Toro or to expapd John Wayne beyond the terms of the 1965 settlement agreement. SWI. not all anti-airport activists are convinced the county will actually consider other options. has worked for four years as a school bodrd member with Van Zeebroeck and as an office secretary for the last three years. "She's a very dynamic, vibrant, enthusiastic person," DeFram said. Outside the office and the schoolyard, DeFrain describes her as being just as enthusias- bc about sports, traveling and corrununity projects. Sandra Lyon, who took Van Zeebroeck's place as pnnc1pal at Nancy Cory School in Lancaster, said she has big shoes to till. The Aquatic Center, 4537 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. offers scuba training consisting of six evening and two weekend day classes. Cost ranges from $200 to $310. The center also offers scuba rentals. speaal trips, repairs and air fills. For more information. call (949) 650- 5440. At Dive-in Scuba, 2482 New- port Blvd. in Costa Mesa. cer- tification classes for begin- ning to instructor level scuba divers are available. Other services offered include local boat charters. equipment sales, rentals and repairs. For more info~tion, call (949) 631-9288. 1011 REllTALS Sail airborne outside the har- bor, pulled by a motorboat, courtesy of Balboa Para-sail- ing near the Balboa Fun Zone. A 90-minute trip costs $45. For more inlormalion, call (949) 673-1693. Spend a day relaxing in a motorized lounge chair rent- ed from Resort Watenporu mside Newport Dunes for $25 an hour. PedAl boats, electric boats, boogie boards, kayaks, l.nflatable rafts, beach fuml· ture and wet suits are alto available. For more lnforma- Uon, call (949) 729-1150. · Balboa Boat Rentals offers pedal boat, sailboat, motor- boat and electric boat rentals lo the Balboa Pun Zone. Por more lnfonnatlon, Cd.11 (949) 673-7200. Rent a party pontoon, chapar· rat runabout or family pon~ toon at Ancbon Away 8oet R .... ID tbe Mlbo9 Pun zo... Par .,... 1DfonnatioD. C.U (Mlt 873-3372. 1be ..... ..., ..,. ... v..., w you cm alwc,. be in the mud around tiny Unda lsle. Raives emphasized that these are still "very low-level contamJnants." But they're significant enough that the commission has asked for testing in these contaminated areas before dredging -which would require at-sea dumping of spoils -can proceed. Boaters and dredging companit!S whose operations have ·t?een curtailed as a result are struggling to bal- ance their desire for a navi- gable bay with their own environmental con cerns.· • It's a problem that under- lines the environmental chal- lenges presented by the flow of runoff into the bay from Wand cities. They are challenges that Scholl thinks will continue even after the dilliculties of dredging are resolved. ·we want (these conlami- n!lnts) to be taken care of before they come down here so we can become a reserve rather than a dumping place." be said. ' "I'm skeptical," said Leonard Kranser, who is the chairman of a coalition of anti- airport groups and supports Edwards' proposal. ·we would hope for a free and open discussion. but il it's going to be the same cast of characters, we lT'ight not get that.· Kranser Sclid South County is not hkeJy to get an objective analysis of alternatives ii there 1s a pro-airport ma1ority on the board. ·u the powers that be in Newport could agree that they'd like to pursue [Edwards' proposal) J'm sure lt would be very easy to get South County leadership to the table,· he said She related a story of the students giving her a book they made on how to be a great principal. In the boqk, Lyons said, students described Van Zeebroeck - affectionately known to stu- dents as Miss Van -to the letter. "She's take-charge - good with teachers and pa.r- ents, very conscientious,• Lyons said. ·sut she is very student-centered. She has ways of dealing with kids that address their needs and con- cerns -she's really all about kids." pretend. Spend an hour on a gondola tour offered by the Gondola Co. of Newport, 3400 Via Oporto, Suite 1028. Cost is $75. Price includes a basket of bread, cheese, sala- mi, ice, glasses, blanket, music and a Polaroid picture. Wine is available for pur- chase. For more tnformatlon, call (949) 675-1212 .• Gondola Adventures/New- port, 3101 Coast Highway. also offers one-and two·how gondola cruises. A one-hour tour with champagne costs $70. A two-how tour with dinner and champagne costs $180. Pickup at waterfront restaurant is available. For more information, call (949) 675-4984. ,., Irvine Coast Charters in l.ido Marina Village offers two- hour electric boat cruises with a gourmet dinner. Cost is $180 for two people. Other cruises are available, com· plete with free champagne. For more information, call (949) 675-4704. Zip through the water on a sea motorcycle -it's called a Seadoo -at a cost of $65 for a single/double-seater. A three-seater is evadable at $15 an hour. For more infor- mation, call Walk on Water (949) 675-6800. It lJ next to the ferry on Balboa lsland. Streamline, center-console fishing boats may be rented at Balboa Boat Rentals on Balboa Peninsula. TbeM new te.incb boats are equipped with live beit tanb. ftlh-ftnd· en and VHP radio. Available by hour and bait-day r.-at $170. Pull-day ralel are SUO. U-Drtve offshore boab equipped with VHP radiol c:en be rented by the hour, ball-day or full..-y. Rates 1cnge tnJm MO ,_ baur to 1195 ...... diay. Cell .... ........ at fMlt 173-,.. Thundoy, April 20, 2000 A9 tt 6 1I ~n ff9 · f/te~e JE~fer @p ec~a~ Food from the beautiful Coastal Riviera of ltaJy "An Easter Celebration" Sunday, April 23, 2000 • I lam to 3 pm N. former E.xeuuive Chef ofTutto M.m: an Ne'" port Beach. Chef Corrado Gr.mom. invit~ >"'u to hts nC\.\I) O("!Cncd rcsuur:anc. Corrado. A ddicaow. Ea_,cer buffet wall be ..ervcd on .A,pril 23rd. R03~ted I~ of lamb, roasted leg of veal, 1umbo pr.iwm, grilled shnmp. ~.ifood ~lad, ~Jmon c:arpaccio and mhcr w.uul h.il1an delights \.\all tastdUlly sausfy your appetite . .u wdJ li your lvlllh lie gut'$ts. At Corrado, you·rc family! Adults S21 ';0, ~haldren $14 95. For reservations p lease call (949) 252-9396 Hop on over for Eaater Sunday! We are open at 11 :30am on Sunday and Everyd ay! Ma ke your company ptcnlc pla n s wtth us l • • Body Design relocates to new, larger f aclllty Body Design has relocated to a new, spacioi» F.aciliry ar JOO Newport Center Driyc in Newport Beach. The women's athlecic, rehabilimlon 1rnd Pilatcs center has addcq ~cveral new pieces of Wl'ight training :rnd cardio cqulpmen1 to iin'provc your workout. The studio offers the Pilate~ method of training and i.as divmified rht' array of equipment available to cnsurc a very comprt'hcnsivt' workou1. Cardio-ballct, ballct tcchniquc and yoga d:wes have been added to the 01~1ing 5Chcdulc of seep, sculpt and circuit classes. M~gc therapy and facial/body rrcarmcms arc available al chc studio by appoincmcnr. A firncss program designed for you by one of rhc srudio's pcnonal trainers will help you keep your commitment to health in the year ahead. Srl-etiulc your complin....nra7 appointment ~d experience " new you. Body Desip. I 00 Ntwport Ctn/tr Drivt, F41hion lsilintl. Ntwport Btach. GAU (949) 722- 3555. • SPORTS ACUPUNCTURE HERBAL Hf.ALTH CA.RE • The Acupuncture Works ROSE LARSEN L.Ac. Phone: 949 .251 .1109 -Wiii you live to be 1 QO? The odds are in your favor The diabetic foot and preventative medicine To prevent fooc problems and ocher problems with the body from oocurring. one mun inspca their f~r daily, use a mirror to check the bonom <lh the fooc for any 501CS or callouses. Sec a qualified podiatrist for a chorough exam of the fen on a regular basis. Do not ancmpr to ~dq 1 your own bachroom surgery," as in fixing callouses orcuning at a nail thai is sore. The foo1 is the founda1ion of the body we walk on. When ii has problems. often other are:as o( the body arc affected, such as low back pain, diabrus, knee pain, thyroid problems, etc. Your fen arc just as imponam as any ocher pan of your body. Much of what your life ~ like in LcBla.nc Chiropractic urges you the furore depends on the health 10 rid your cabinets of synthetic choices you make today. You can be vitamins and minerals and the pl'Olctivc and crcacc a wellness harmful effecrs they have rendered lifestyle for you and your family now. ·upon our bodlcs. Feed and nourish Quality choica for a qwaliry your body with a dice rich in live life. LcBlanc Chiropractic will fruits and vcgcrablcs and combine addrcls ievcn conccprs In each nutritional suppon from S1andard' newsletter this year. Each process Process Wlu>lc Food Supplements. may be added sparingly. 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M •cross from ttoq tfalpltal Alio oftlca ID lt¥lnl '\ Doily Pilot Use your mlnd/bOdy for weight management House Ear Center Newport aaud hr doer.on and audiologisu wida swe-d.ft.vt iechniqucs .u the Howe Ear Cauc:r Newport. Oigial hearing aids prov;dc cbrny of ipttCb unknown wiih pnor ccchnologies. 8abncc retraining through cwcomiud home inner car cxcro.scs is cfftai~ in 90 pm:cnt of p:atienu who complete an eight week program. By Dr ~urlrc' IXNard Miacllbody Coaaeaioo. Do you want to ahcd those extra pounds ln time for summer? Mind/body rcchniqucs will help you relax, reduce stress and rake a more balanced, dfcaiYC approach -ro the challenges :and nrcsscs in your lite. • Haptea awa.reoaa: Take a walk. Walking :allows w to connect with nature while the feet touch the ground, your head is in the sky. It is :a great way to get fit and a f:abulous way 10 rccharte and reconnect -emotionally, mentally and spiri1ually. Your body1 A apirirual temple. Many people view cxcrciSl" as if it were :an unpleasant wk. If you ~ lO take another loc*. with che view of your body being a u:mp&c, )OU ~ alee bmer care of dm body. Honor youndf, honor your body. Coaaca )'OU' brain -maka a auongu body. Woujd you like a guararuccd enhancer? Would you like to make rapid progress in your weight m:anagcmcnc,program~ Studies prove pua1 when you put your posiri~ mental power 10 work :along wirh your mwclcs - the result is positive results. For your pnwna~ pri""!f'"'" tonfolmriJJ nN1iU11tion faT-ixht · managrmmt, calJ (949) 723-4728 today. Sign up for 11 frrt ~11/1h newskrter at REXAU.tom • rnur pin 1325'196. ~also carry REXALL protluro for tU/ikd mim:llbody tupport. Br turt to visit our ~b sitr at W1111U.11/p~a. n11.swiU"hboarr/..com. William House, M.D., father of modem ncworology and co-founder of the rmowned House Ear lnscitucc: in Los Angdcs tea.nu with Dr. Carol Jaclcson. his train«. to offer the latest rrc:nmems fur hearing loss and ~cc disorders. At the Howe Ear C.emcr Ncwpon. pcccisc non-inv.uivc rcscs • unlock the sccn:a co causes of• dizziness fur c:ate ,hat is more cffcaivc than m:t-before. Hearing ~ing in newborns is now manducd by the state. During the p:as1 year it has become routinely performed on all babies soon after birth before leaving the hospiul. "Early intCJVCntion wiU reduce the number of children wirh ~re hearing loss that arc cum:ndy going undiagnosed until chcy arc cv:aluarcd for delayed speech :11 age four,• Dr. Howe said. His new AllHcar cochlear 1mplanr Our Unique Services Family WellneM Care Nut.ritiooal lnformaUon Gentle. 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They stayed at Ho~I i'i1endJdo., / • ~ ( " ' l ~! . /" GaJJ and Jack Sellers of Corona del Mar, on the Renais- sance 3 at Bora Bora In French Polynesia. Jack is holdJng a photo of his ship, the USS Advent, on which he served as executive ofJtcer during World War 0 . This was his first trip back to the area since the war. Lois Wilson of Newport Beach didn't forget to bring her Dally Pilot while vacatlonin~ in New York City. Corona del Mar ~sidents Norm and Sally Loats, Pastor John Huttman and others from the SL Andrew's parish, in front of Bell Sbk'an during their recent trip to Israel Customized fitness programs guarantee Positive Results The "skinny" on weight loss Specia lizing in Internal Medicine · Positiv:'lte ults 1't-n.o1111J Training is a toil-notch fitnf'~s rrnlcr spccializi~I( ii\ bf.>011 i;pecifie trainiug, post-rehabilitation and gcnc·ral fitness for all agf·s. Each r>rop,ram ill C'Ut.tOmi zt>d tO fit tl1t: needs and phy11ic11I a.b1litil-s of each ('lient wit h guBronlt't'd rt"Suhs. Thr new. larger Jarility ofTeni all the amenities: personal trnineffl. nutrition and "ellnt' rou11!.elinl(, ne-ck Bild 1thouldcr rnaMagN!. group Have Ll1t' \\orkout of )'Our lift at the Back Bay boot camp. Challenjle your strenglh, agilily, t'nduran«t', speed. flt>xibility and power. Cull to enlist for our May 20 camp. Hecruil a frienJ and receive $10 off. Pruilive Resulu, I()()() Bristol N., Ste. 28 (l>f!ltceen Bircli and )ambortt), N"'°por1 Beach. Call (949) 222-1230. Betng OVt'rwcight or obese ~ not your faul1. il ii. noc due, in most CJ50. to .i lack of discipline, eat.ing too much or curcising loo little. 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Spring i.o. here and whether you arc staning a "'orkout progrum for the fir..r ume or snaning over again, don't worry, you arc like most Americans embarking nn a new workout progr.un. And like everyone, you have high hopc.s that your new fimess regimen will succeed. It is always a great idea to hire a pcrsoN.1 tr.tin<r to help you get saned and a\'Oid misQJces that could ~ your new found ficncss energy. · HoUy Pineda. pcnoN.1 traina at the A•hlcric Oub for Women in Ncwpon Beach, offen the fulJowing lip$ on how a tniner an hdp you: .. I'll do it nat wem.• proautinatioa. People alw.ays uk me when the bat time to woriwut is and I always tell them, "whelle\~r you ~ off )'Olli butt and do it!• Choose a time that wodcs for you ' and set an appoinuncm with a 1ra.incr so that you arc responsible to kttp ll. Lack of pla. Sn realistic goals. Sit down with a trainer to discuu your time in the gym and how much wcigh1 yoo want to kiK or miuda you want to gain. Mod..no. or IM* dMft ol. 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A 14 Thutsday, April 20, 2000 Doily Pilot P/a,nS in motion for guild 'tennis tourney F or 39 years, tbe nonde- nominational Cbristian- based Adoption Guild of Soutbem Orange County has been serving the com- munity, providing adoption placement services, pregnan- cy and post-delivery counsel- ing. and child care.· Recently, the ladies of the > guild joiped forces for their , B W Cook annual patroness tea, held at ' • • the Newport Beach home of THE CROWD Dae and Donna CJm1t..,$bme 250 guests surveyed tlie expansive Pacific Ocean The tennis townament view from the Clark's Shore-has become a major athlet- clifis estate while sampling ic/cbarltable event on the the afternoon buffet catered 'orange Coast, garnering by Sun Dried Tomatoes of national attention in tennis Orange. . - -circles. Welcoming the crowd was The tea -to advance the the pretty brunet hostess upcoming tennis tourney Donna Clark, who was slated for May 27, 28, 29 and wearing a spring suit of June 3 and 4 -was ch41red peach-colored silk, and by Martly Wllson, PatU Adoption Guild president Conover and Mary Ramella. Denise CanceWerl in ·a pink Mi Place of Corona Del and taupe three piece suit. Mar provided informal mod- Loyal guild supporters Joy eling. Men's tennis attire was Emerson, Jan VltU, Romy modeled by local pros Bob Mcfarland, Patricia Allen-Ogle and Paul Jenklm. All bom, Kingsley Croul, of the proceeds from the tea Dorothea Perrin, Patricia and the tennis tournament HanCJock, Karen Brooks benefit Holy F~y Services From left. Marlly Wlllon. Mary RameU.. Donna Clark, Denise Cancellierl and Patti Conover gather at the Adoption Guild of Southern Orange County's tea, a pre-event to the organtut1on'1 fund-raber tennis tournament. set for neu month. Noyes, Carolyn Mulne, Gall in support of The Adoption CJmJnl, Alana Peten, Joan Guild. Sammis and Martha Redfern Their motto: •Give·a child were among the citizens par-a chance, a gift of love of ticipating in the tea. family.• As guild member Harriet And a bit of info on the Selna says, the tea •has upcoming tournament become a harbinger of the named for Roy Emenon, annual tennis tournament perhaps the most prolific which now bears the name Grand Slam event title hold- of The Roy Emerson Adop-er in the history of tennis: tion Guild Classic.· With 28 championship SPRING SALES EVENT MEN'S & WOMEN'S & KIDS crowns to his name, Emer- son, known as •Em.mo,• served as a member of the Australian Davis Cup squad from 1959 to 1967 winning 36 of 40 Davis Cup matches. Inducted into the Interna- tional Tennis Hall of Fame in 1982, Emerson and his wife, Joy, reside in Newport Beach and Gstaad, Switzer- land. Chairing the towney for the guild is the dedicated Dr.Ovalle Physicians who specialize in internal medicine care for the comprehensive, often complex healthcare needs of adults, including seniors. Board-certified internist WenJ.r Ovall&, .MD. has joined the Edinger Medical Group internal medicine department: ~rnlier Ov./~. M.D • 24'-bour on-call physician • 2-t-bour advice DUNe • ~r appointment boors • F.mergency weekencl and boliday appointments • Ma/or insµrance i}ans acceJ*</ Stanley ArootJ. M.n • Manbew Boone. M.n Flame Grodin. Mn • IBmara Ibg~ M.n Karen Don. M.D · •Betty Jti, M.n ~~au~M.D Dr: Ovalle and all the physicians at ENG are also members of the physician staff at Fountain V.lley Regional Hospital and Medical Cen1er. Together with the entire internal medicine staff at Edinger Medical Group, they are dedicated to providing comprehensive care for your individual heahh needs. J;, scbecJuJe aa ~tmeot; 1*~ c.lJ (714) 979-6100 EOINOER MEDICAL GROUP, [NC. 11180 ~Attn~. Sui1es 363 J67 • fi>un11in Valley f..«a..J oo theCMtpUJd lbuntt1n Wky ~/ lfo.pitJ .,J M.Ja/ C.- 18682 B.di Boulevwcl SuitN H5-ISS . ~SW J. ' \ Unda Wlmton. She will be aided by Ina Bernard, Don- na Phebus, Anita Reuland, Denise CanceWeri, Margit Denny and Pat Huston. Tournament committees include a host of local volun- teers including ~ ~Jas gow, Camille Reno, Eve Korpyel, Fran Mulva.nia, Jeannie Lawrence, and Pat Goody to name only a hand- ful of the generous local sup- port team. Their goal this year is to raise $100,000 for Holy Fami- ly Services, and with all the love and planning going into the event, along with tremendous community sup- port, the goal will surely become reality. For more information and/or to get involved, call public relations chair Harriet Selna at (949) 760-8394. • a.w. COOK's column runs Thurs- days and Saturdays. The Original #IKE'I CAllPETI OVER 25 YEARS IN COSTA MESA • Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery • ALL CARPET & FLOORING CURRENTLY MARKED DOWN 30o/ooff ~s Vinyls • Ceramics Wood.• Laminates CALL NOW 642-8400 DESIGN CENTER ''For All Your Decorating Needs!" fURNITURI! RNIPBOLIDRJ • Custom-Made PumJrure Slip Covers • Patio furniture • Draperies, Shades, & Bedspreads : Daily Pilot DATEBOOK Thursday. April 20, 2000 AIS Newman (akes stroke, BullOck dries out in new films • IDITOa'S NOR.: The Reel Critics column futures movle critiques wrttt.n by community memt>en .,vtng on cx.ir panel. Newman is key to success of 'Money' . I t would be hard to find fault with •Whe re the Money Is," a good- natured comedy starring Paul Newman, Linda Fi9rentino and Dermot Mul· roney. Of course, if you are hoping for .... • a sophisti- cated CRITICS ~~~in which a team of seasoned pros daz- zle you with the details of their plans and daring, you may feel cheated. is quick to pick up on it, and the fun begins. I did like the way the three cen- tral charac- ters, Man-June Fenner rung, McK- ay and Wayne (Mulroney), Fiorentino's lik- able but unimaginatj,ve hus- band, make· use of tbe skills anti knowledge they do have rather than being magically e ndowed with whatever abili- ties are suddenly required by the script. celebnty sports fig- ure Al first, Gwen resi-;ts any interdc- t.Jon with this group, but aftf'r a couplP of major set· backs- mcluding almost gettinq kicked out -she begins to find camaradene in the group and ts soon taking the necessary steps to begtn her recovery Henry Manning {New- man) is an aging professional bank robber who is finally caught and imprisoned. The only way he sees to escape is to convince everyone at the prison that he has suffered a major stroke. When his plan works, Manning finds him- self assigned to a nursing care center in a nearby small town where Carol Ann McK- ay (Fiorentino) is employed as a physical therapist. Newman's performance is the real key to the success of this flick. He manages to look like he's truJy enjoying himself without taking him- sell -or the situation -too seriously. So take a tip from the old pro: have fun, but don't take it seriously. Sandra Bullock stars as a recovering alcoholic in the new film, "28 Day . H , Here, her character, Gwen, crashes her sister's wedding limo into a house. ·2s Days" 1s dn edsy moVle to Wdtch The mes- sage lS 1ust sugdrcoated enough that it's edsy to swallow. The mO\rie work<; because Bullock is bkdblP even though the thmq her character does are so repre- hensible You want G\, en to make 1t and m the end ftiel like she will, even though she doesn't appPar to hdve a JOb, a pldce lo hve or much m the wtty of ft1m1ly support. McKay, who is bored }t',ith ·her •going nowhere" life1 is intrigued by tales of Man- ning's past life. W.hen Man- ning momentarily relaxes bis total stroke pose, McKay • JUNE FENNER, a Costa Mesa resident in her late SOs. is vice president of a work force training company. Ch eer for Bullock in '28 Days' P reclictable, corny and pat are a few ways to describe Sandra Bul· lock's new film, "28 Days." H could also be described as cute, funny and entertain- ing. For me , a combina tion of the two works best for this serious-message/llght- on-conte nl movie. Bullock plays Gwen Cummings, an out-of-control 30-some thing write r. We first meet Gwen after a night of partying, late for her sister's wedding, and already on her way to being looped. As she arrives at the cer- g-(){Jll $amp !J>twimzt Amiqut Go/dm Frost Finish Whitt Alabaster 16H w by 4.dH H #6321-91 Hodson Lighting Qualhy Ll1h1il\l S~rvicfl (or 30 YeArs Open Tucs.-Fri. 9-5. 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There 's her roommdte Andrea (Azura Skye), a teenage heroin ddd1ct; Gerhardt (Alan Tudyk), a gay German; Daruel (Reni Santoni), a doc- tor with the skill to pump !us own stomach and Edd.le (V1ggo Mortensen), a If you are looking tor d moVle with cl deep messdge forget Uus film. But if you are loolung for a mov1t=> with a charcicler lo cheer for. sPe "28 Days.• • HEIDI BRESSLER, 36. IS a hair stylist and Costa Mesa resident 1 OQJ ----AN~l 10 OFF REPAIR : ----~~'.! ____ .J Hop Over & Fill Your Basket with Easter Goodies k ~ • MARYANN BASKETS •CAKE EGGS • EASTER COOKIE PLATTERS •CAKES • PASTRIES -,. • COOKIES • PIES ~ •TORTES -: • ROLLS & BREAD ~ Over 30 dlffeNnt kJnds of btMd b9Ud deity on the prwnlMa. :; ( llll\l'll i1·111I111·.11i1111 .. COSTA MESA 11 70W. BMW (at Fairview) (714) 548-8388 IAVINE MISSION VIEJO 14443 Culver 24000 Alicia f>t(wy walnut Village Center Gat~ ~Ctr. 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The author must make his or her point quick- ly, without the luxury of leisurely exposition, and the actors must cany it off credi- bly, inunediately involying the audience. ~ · Each year about ·this time, OCC's student t~pertory company tackles a program of one-acts -some by noted Theater ~~iits. REVIEW ~~r:~ grown. The level of effectivenes.s often varies considerably from one to another. This year's 15th annual crop of eight one-acts (because of time conflicts, only four could be glimpsed) run the proverbial gamut of excellence. with two actors in particular making their -marks in two-of the playlets. These would be OCC stu- dents Angel Correa and Ali- son Hartson. Correa and Haitson exhibit both talent a nd range, taking the roles of antagonistic brother and sister m one production and an upwardly mobile couple married 27 years in the other. While they impress in the former pro- ject, they truly hit their stride in the latter. . "Jealousy• springs from the fertile pen of Murray Sclusgal, perhaps best known for bis offbeat come- dy "Luv" in the 1960s. The similarities abound -both are three-character plays involving a married couple and an old high. school bud- dy of the husband. Scbisgal twists the s¢ri- cal knife in both plays, tread- ing to the precipice of farce. In •Jealousy." splendidly staged by Jose Soto, Correa and Hartson spend most of the evening toasting their success -arrd animatedly playing out various scenarios touching on what terrible events might have befallen them. Just when these games are getting a bit tiresome, the high school buddy - with whom Correa's charac- ter had constantly competed -arrives, sending the show's hilarity into overdrive. Jeff Campbell enriches this role as effectively as Jack Lemmon did as his counter- part in the movie version of "Luv.· In Richard Polak's "Steak Night." directed by Gary B. Finesilver, Correa and Hart- son are at each other's throats as vengeful siblings put on the spot by a family tradition in which steak at the dinner table means someone's misdeeds are about to be punished. Jeff Kemper and Sheree Cottrill are splendid as the conflicted parents and Chris Buechler gives a fine impe r- sonation of a preteen son. Kudos particularly to the stage crew, charged with a , FREE HOT CROSS BUNS Delicious Easter & Passover Treats! I I I I With purchase o( $1 O 0< more I Not good wi1h any ocher offer I Must preSC?nl coupon. I ~~ ~'~·.:~.7~:..2~~_J More Than Just Great Bread! Open Mon. -Fri. 6am -6pm Sat. 7am -Spm, Closed Sunday 427 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa 949-646-1440 Is good for the soul. Mouth-watering enrrtts. a relax~ dining atmosphere and pario seating with a ddighcful view of Newport Bay make for a refreshing break in your day. Open daily from 7:00 A.M. ro 3:00 P.M. Au.'ilrd-Winnm1. St11.footJ Cho""'" 1NUil ftNh "4ily. (949)729·1144 Dfnner Thunday -Sunday r----------------------1 1 Buy one Dinner Entree and 1 I oet the second one Free* I I I ~ I I I I I I I I I I · I I ·Fm ""ttn "'"" ,,.II# ~If ap;.t1.,. ktKr ... 1w DM -11t<-JJ.M lllX., ,.,_,,, I L--_3!!....~~~ ""'*" u,1m ~'21!.:..~---...J 1131 BACK BAY OIUVt. • NtWPOtn BEACti ; FYI • WHA'n OCCOne- Act Play Festival •WHERE; Drama Lab Studio The- ater, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa •WHEN: Final per- formances at8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday •HOW MUCH: SS •PHONE: (714) 432- 5640, Ext., 1 TAYA KAsHVBA I DAILY PllOT From left. Audrey Olsen, Bruce Brown and Frank Miashlno rehearse a scene from OCC's One-Act Play Festival. plethora of scenic transi- tions. Christopher Durang has penned many viciously effective'saliies ("Beyond Therapy," "The Actor's Nightmare," "Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All for You," etc.). However, "Nao- mi in the Living Room" 1s not among them. This 1s a one-note screech of a playlet involving a psychot- ic mother, her repressed son and his confused new wife. Krissy Shaw indulges in the requisite egregious over- Come visit the Hi-Time Chocolatier for all your Easter goodies I acting as the mom, while Adam Johnson and li'acy Weisberg underplay to the point of virtual invisibility as the young couple. Paul Williams directed the piece, stressing its characterization contrasts. QCC student Rebecca Muhleman both wrote and directed the abbreviated exercise titled "Quo Vadis, Tmker Bell?" It's intended to demonstrate how on e person is no betteI than another, despite society's pecking order. Pamela Russell portrays r.-------;it FULLSET . I ·ACRYLIC '1r I • Acrylje wfWhtte r 11> '20'" I • M & White Po'#der '25"' I • Lumt Ge4 '25"' I • S.tk Wrao '25'" AL.LS I • Aclyljc • Pink • Plllk & Whtie • l.ume Ge4 • Siik Wrap •WWW • Pldlcutt •ICICllHO Mlnlcurl ' Ptd • Hind Plrlflln WAXING •10" I '10" I •1r •1s-I •1r I +I '10-I "'"" I .... 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'THE PRICE' Reader's Repertory 1be- a tre will present a read- ing of Arthur Miller's "The Price" at 7 p.m. today at the Newport Beach Central Library. Tbe event is free. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. Por more information, call (949) 717-3801. 'THE HEIRESS' Newport Theatre Arts Center will present Arthur Miller's diama "The Heiress,• through April 30. The show runs at 8 p.m. Thursdays tbiough Saturdays and 2:30 p.m. Sundays. Tick- ets are $13. Newport The- atre Art.S Center is at 2501 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach. For more informa- tion, call (9•9) 631-0288. 'AMY'S VIEW South Coast Repertory presents David Hare's •Amy's View• through May 14. Tickets are $28 to $47. The J)layhouse is at 655 Town Center Dri- ve, Costa Mesa. For more infonnation,call(714) 708-5555. .. ..__......_ ..... - I Doily Pilot . \ DATEBOOK , • Thundoy, Apr1120, 2000 Al7 Uncover some pleasant surp~es at new Corrado 9y Stephen Santacroce I t seems like every other week a new ltalian restaurant opens lo Orange County. There's nothing wrong with this; t love Italian food, and I'm especially impressed with the quality and authenticity of the latest crop of restau- rants, which arc a welcome clumge from the spaghetti houses of the '60s. and '70s. So it didri't surprise me when J learned th.at La Gran- ja Mediterranean Restaurant, which opened just six months ago, had changed hands and Dlninl was now REV Ew called Cor- ish dishes to complement the more traditional Italian fare on the menu. The restaurant Itself has an airy Mediterranean feel. The large dining room fea- tures white plaster walls punctuated with simple framed prints. An open kitchen lines one end of the • room and a large table deco· rated with platters of sweets and a lowering flower arrangem'ent adds some dra- ma to the decor. High, wood- beamed ceilings add a rustic touch, which could be even more intimate if the lights were dimmed just a bit. FYI • wttA~ Corrado •WHERE: 1000 Bristol North, Newport Beach • ~N: Lunch: 11 :30 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m., dinner 5:30 to 10p.m. • HOW MUCH: Moderately expensive • PHONE: (949) 252-9396 rado, after its decided - ly Italian owner, Corrado Gianotti. Only open seven weeks, Corrado is indeed serving delicious ltalian food, with a few surprises. The well-crafted menu starts with several antipasto items, induding fried cala- mari ($7 .95), a dish that no one does better than Corra- do. The squid has a light bat- ter, just a dusting of flour and cornmeal, and is fried crisp but not bwnt or tO() browned. If you enjoy this dish. as I do, try the fned mixed seafood ($8.95). The fried calamari is here, complemented with scampi, shrimp, and moist Chunks of halibut, all lightly fried and served wtth a zesty marinara sauce. 8RlAN POBUDA I OAllY P«.OT Chef and owner Corrado Gianotti displays the granceola alla MedJteranea at his restaurant The first surprise is Corrado himself, who for 10 years has been executive chef at Tutto Mare, overseeing its. wonder- ful seafood-onented menu. I bad no idea that Corrado had decided to open his own eatery, and was anxious to sample some of his creations. Born in the Piedmont region of Italy, famous for its white truffles and splen· did risottos, Corrado spent his youth cooking at restau- rants along the Italian Riv- iera be fore moving to the USA in 1984. The Riviera boasts visitors from all over Europe, most of them well-to-do and eager to try the best of everytlung, including food. Catering to this melting pot, many of the restaurants offer dishes outside of thelf native cuisines. allowing the chefs to experiment for their eager patrons. My second surprise is that Corrado bas brought this tra- dition lo Newport Beach, serving a sampling of Span· The Spanish influence makes its first appearance in the fonn of the tapas alla Espanola ($8.95). Tapas or "small platesw are usually lit- tle portions of appetizers, ordered at a tapas bar for all to share over cocktails. He re , Corrado has combined a selection of items, which changes on a daily basis. The rught we tried them we sampled stuffed mussels; chi<:ken croquettes filled with a creamy chicken puree; tiny chorizo sausages (the Spanish chonzo, which has a texture more like kiel- basa than the Mexican ver· sion); and some Manchengo cheese , d milder version of Italian provolone. It's a wonderful starter to enjoy with a glass of wine, or m the traditional Spanish style, a glass of dry sherry. 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Please RSVP by Monday, May 2nd. rJliN,tsSANCE INN AT THE PARK ""1~1111 $1H t 0fl LIYl~G 10 Muquerie, Irvine C.. 92612 (949) 8S4-3766 \ trying to take our rushes before we were through, making us feel rushed Hopefully as they gain expe- rience. the pacing will become more relaxed. Entrees are broken down into pastas -w hich can be halved for a first course - meats and ftsh dishes, and a selection of Spanish paellas. Corrado has always had a deft hand when It comes to seafood. and it's evident m the fettucnne wttb tuna ($12.95). Homemade fettuc- I Lipp~ Lt\tl'r l·rom thl' lkal Rahhitt\! Rabbicc Insurance Agency AUTO • HOMEOWNERS• HEALTH 40 Years In Business ~4)_, '-"' ..,......,......, . .,.,........ / r "' 949-631-7740 441 Old ~rt 8hd. • Newport 8cildi (N~ Hoag HOlphal) I cine noodles are combined with diced ahi tuna that is quickly sauteed and mixed mto a spicy tomato sauce. Don't let the addition of the fish fool you; a nice glass of Chianti complements this dish perf ecUy. The llaliarts have therr pasta, and the Sparush have paella. Corrado serves sever- al excellent versions of this classic rice dish, including the trad.ibonal Paella Valen- cia ($16.95). It's a mixture of saffron rice studded with green beans, peas, chunks of chicken breast and chorizo. As if this isn't enough, shrimp, mussels and scallops are also added to the dish creating a savory, hearty combination that's large enough for two. Meat d.Jshes include an elegant baked, rolled chick· en breast ($15.95), which shows off Corrado's Piedmont roots. The chlcken breast ts pounded thin and stuffed with sausage and spinach. After it's baked, it's sliced and served over warm polen- ta dfld mushrooms. It's quite a presentabon. especial.ly for a clucken dish, and one that's as tasty as 1t is attractive. Fish lovers will enjoy the cioppino ($2 1.50), a hearty stew loaded With crabs, prdwns and other assorted· seafood. Or try the halibut ($18.50), wtuch is pre pared usmg a Basque reope that cdlls for the bsh to be dipped in a beer-saffron batter and deep fned before being fin- ished in the oven. It's topped wttb a delicious miXture of shrimp, mushrooms and a tomato coulis. Tbe fish is sur· prisingly light for bemg fried, a.nd the batter gives it a nice cnspy coating. Corrado offers a ruce selection of reasonably ,priced Wl!les from California, Italy, and of course, Spain. Try a glass of Rio1a . a light Sparush red WIJle, that is a ruce altemabve to the more~ popular me rlot Desserts include flan t$5.95), a Sparush custard sunilar to creme bruJee. but Wlth a more mtense caramel flavor. I'd stay away from the ricotta torttt ($5.95). The piece I was served was prac- tically frozen, I could barely cut 1t with my fork. When I mentioned 1t to the Wd1ter, he told me they had to erve it that way so 1t wouldn't spoll. Corrado Restaurdnt erves good food dt reasonable prices. C hef G1a.notu\ 10 ye ars at the helm of Tutto Mare is eVJdent m the qudli- ty ol the rushes ottered and the atmosphere is pleasant and relaxmg The addition of the Span- ish items ddds van ety to the menu. and allows Orange Coun ty dmers to e"'penence dishes not often found 1n Uus ared •STEPHEN SAHTACROCE's d1ntn9 reviews appear every other Thurs- day. You can reK h him via e-mail at food_cr1t1cOhotmail.com. HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE ARE YOU A V1CT1M Of AGING ... Hum.an Growth Hormont: cHGH i ~the rc:volucionuy nC\\ v.a> to rc:H:~ the: aging procc:>\ HUMAN CHOllOGONADOTIOPIN HORMONE (hCG) along with our diet a.nd numuonal gu1dancc QJl promou· a r;ip1d .md WC' v.r1ghr Ion CALL NOW for a FREE com11/wtl(m .11 The Manin Pasteur Health Group (949) 645-7490 Manin l'a•1~r Hu ltb Group • "'7 PIA .. no• • 'w« ZO '-n.1"'1 &....1' <..A 'l't.t>J . COMMUNITY "Contamination wasn't an issue 20 years ago. It's an issue now.• A18 Thursday, April 20. 2000 EDITORl~L -JAMES MIVES, a consistency coordinator for the catifomia Coastal Commission. on why the regtr'latory agency won't grant Newport Beach's blanket dredging permit without strict conditions. And the answer is: Plan B . G et out yow No. 2 pencils and keep your Efyes on yow own paper. It's time to take a test on what city officials from New- port Beach and Costa Mesa should do regarding the proposed El Toro Airport in the wake of the passage or Measure F. The ballot initiative requires two-thirds voter approval for new airports in Orange County. Please circle alJ correct dnswers for each question. 1. When the 25-year agreement to cap lights and hours of operation at John Wayne Airport expires in 2005: a) Flights could take off and land all night long. b) Flights could double, even triple. c) Homes and businesses surrounding the airport will be condemned to make room for massive runway . d) Life in Newport Bedch dnd Costa Mesa cowd be a living hell. Answer: All of the above. 2. Most Newport Beach residents want an airport at El Toro because: d) It means more jobs in Orange County. b) It makes the county's econom y more viable for the 21st century. c) It would make vacations e asier, with nonstop flights around the globe. d) It would keep John Wayne Airport from expanding. Answer: D . The other dnswers are partly correct, but no one denies that the driving force behind the pro-airport movement is making permanent the flight caps and cur- few al John Wayne. 3 . Measure F, which passed with nearly 70% of the vote, is: a) The beginning Of the end ror an airport at El Toro. b) A wakeup call for Newport-Mesa resi- dents to figure out another way to keep Traffic at schools is serious problem I hdve been complaining, with- out success, to the Newport Beach police, about continued cars not stopping for the flashing red lights at my son's bus stop at the comer of San Miguel and Baywood Dnve ("When kids dnd cars intersect," April 10). I have also contacted the trans- portation division of the Newport- Mesa School District for assistance (they said they ph'oned the Police Department for assistance). One time, three motorcycle police came to said site. But 1 never saw any, after thaL I spoke to the head of the motorcycle police for assis- tance. He said he would be at the site. and unless he's in plain clothes, I have yet to see him. John Wayrie Airport from expanding., c) A mere "bump in the road," as one Newport Beach consultant called it. d) Such a confusing measure that people actually thought they were voting for an El Toro airport, not against one. Answers: A and B. Only diehard El Toro airport supporters still cling to the hope that commercial jets will someday fly out of the Conner Marine base. The reality is this: lf an airport at El Toro isn't dead , it's on life sup- port. It's lime for Newport Beach and Costa Mesa to tum their attention to a problem that isn't yet a lost cause: making sure John Wayne Airport stays its current size. 4. The pro-El Toro airport strategy employed by Newport Beach and Its lobby- ing groups has: a) Cost taxpayers millions. b) Failed miserablY.. c) Been recognized as a major disap- pointment by everyone except those con- ducting the campaign. d) Little chance to succeed in the future. Answer: All of the above. 5. For Newport Beach, the major planks in any future El Toro strategy should be: a) C hallenge Measure Fin court. b) Continue to pay millions for high- priced consultants who have delive red about 30'Yo of the vote for an airport at El Toro and lost any momentum that a second airport once ha d. c) Pray that the 3-2 pro-El Toro majority on the Board or Supervisors remains. d) Go to Plan B. Answer: D. Newport may also want to fight the measure in court -to preserve wha tever leverage it still has -but it's lime for the battle to shift. 6. Tom Edwards and Clarence Turner are: a) Fonner respected mayors of Newport Beach MAILBAG b) Historically, two of the most fierce El Toro warriors. c) l\vo men who can read the writing on the wall. d) The fathers of Plan B. Answer: All of the above. Edwards first floated Plan B -a possible pact with South County cities that would legally bind the entire county to fight both EJ Toro and any expansion of John Wayne. And Turner then strengthened it, calling for very restrictive language regarding land use around John Wayne, the general plans as they affect John Wayne from each participant in the agreement and a realistic commitment to solve the county's air transportation needs. 7. Plan B ls worth trying because: a) Residents -in north and south - bave made it clear that they don't want a huge airport in Orange County. b) If South County leaders are sincere, Newport Beach has a better chance.at stop- ping John Wayne expansion with them than without them. c) It's a no-lose proposition with plenty of upside. d) ll just might wor k. ' Answer: All of the above. 8. Those not willing to try Plan 8 : a) Believe the world is still flat. b) Are d ependent upon the prolonged battle for their paychecks. c) Are in denial about the future of the El Toro plans. d) Are so investe d in the issue that their ability to be rational has be en clouded. Allswer. All of the above. Scores: If you got 0-2 answers correct, you could be a well-paid airport consultant: 3-5 correct, you could become a member or a pro-airport lobbying group; 6-8 correct, con- gratulations, you could be the key to stop· ping any expansion or John Wayne Airport. Has Irvine gone to the dogs? The failure of Measure A in Irvine to raise taxes for schools comes as no surprise. Why would the measure pass when Irvine residents are well aware of the excessive amount of mon- ey the city continually wastes on El Toro? lrvinepas wasted in excess of S4 million surplus tax dollars to kill El Toro thus far, while through Measure A, pro- posed to raise $3 million more in taxes to help their failing schools. Please, motorists. when you see a school bus with red lights flashing, pledSe stop until the red lights stop flashing. These hard-working bus drivers are transporting our most precious resource -our children. -BRIAN POBUOA I DAllY PILOT lf Irvine can think of clever ways to litigate and complicate the El Toro issue, surely it can't be too difficult to think of cre- ative wdys to take the city's sur- plus tax dollars and put them indirectly into their own schools to better their city. JUDITH EUEN HUNT Newport Beach Oaire Trevor Bren will be missed I c.1m calling in regards to the actress Claire Trevor Bren's death ( • Aclress, visionary to the arts dead at 90, ~ April 11 ). I met her A crowd of students and parents converge outside Newport Elemen- tary School after classes. lrafflc in the area bas become a problem. briefly one Saturday morning al yarn shop in Costa Mesa. And we were sitting around a table, about three of us, knitting. I had no idea who she was at the time, and we were all laughing and joking and she was a beautiful knitter. She was making an exquisite sweater. And it wasn't until she left that the owner told me who she was. And when she was there, she was so down-to-earth and just one of the other people there. Just a cheerful, wonde rful person. I am very saddened lo bear that she died. She was very talented. As well as a talented actress, she was a talented needlewoman. SANDRA IASMAOYAN Corona del Mar Newport Beach has a city library that offers extracurricular programs for students. The wast· ed S4 million could have easily built the county's most spectacu- laJ master-planned city library. Instead, Irvine seems more inter- ested in building a dog park and fighting EJ Toro. RUSSEU NIEWIAROWSl<I Santa Ana Heights Trust is at issue in John Wayne, El Toro debate AT ISSUE: A proposal for north and south Orange County cities to form a united front against airport expansion. f've been watching with great interest the reactions regarding the proposed El Toro alrport and the idea that that north and south county should unite with the com· mon cause of keeping El Toro air- port out and leaving John Wayne unchanged. t haven't noticed any- OM bdngihg up the subject of trult. Why should the pro..airport people trust the anti·alrport peopl alter what they did regarding Measure F1 The majority of Orange County voted twic In favor of El Toro. So South County Ul8d Ha crafty lawyers to word Meuwe P to ccatuse th vote.rs by throwing lD laDdftDI and pr\5ons. I penOMlty lmoW teYeral people who are in favor of EJ Thro airport but were confused by Measure F. After twice voting in favor of the El Toro airport, do the people of South County think we suddenly changed our minds when Measure P was proposed? I don't think so. Measure P was a cleverly craft- ed measure to confuse voters and ensure that El Toro could not pass. With the huge growth of Orange County, it wW be intmest- ing to watch South County vote to expand John Wayne u soon es El Toro t. off the books. MARILYN STROMQUIST Belboe ltl4nd 1 have two questions reJeUve lo the South County •ouve Branch.• Whyf Howf Why: Why would you expect that South County would want to Mlp U1 pew;• I John Wayne xpanldonf They just spent more than Sl7 • million telling the county that John Wayne ii underutilized and can accommodate twice today's passenger load. In the process, they demonized Newport Beach and itl residents. Now they have our interest at heart? How: How can you negotiate a good deal for John Wayne flight limitlf You say we will execute an ironclad contract With South CowltY dtiel. But you can't guar- antee that 20 years from now there won't be an entity not even lD alstance today that will brinO up John Wayne apanlloa to relieve the eJr tJafftc bottleneck In Orange County. One laat point. there ii an ~ pound gorilla, called the U.S. gov· emment, that will not allow the rMtion'I air tramportaUon .,..... to cbote up. Once m 1blo 11 gone, John Wayne will M'Nr be able to 9'lnd up to the ..,...,. for..,..,.....,,~ of New- port BeaCh and South County. JOSEPH STASCH Newport Beach Former Newport Beach mayor Tom Edwards proposed to form e coalition of North and South dties to unite to fight an airport at El Thro and an expansion of John Wayne. In other words, isolate the three pro-airport supervison. However, the fonnation of a .. united front• requires o common purpoee: 1. All lawsuits againlt Meuure P must be dropped. 2. 1be dt1es of Irvine and Lake • Porest must bQ Included u full members of the Local ReUM Authority. 3. Support the aaneutiOri Of the m Tbro bUe to the dty o11rv1ne. C. Suppolt the Mllenid\an PIM. 5. Oppme tb8 eJed9'Ja or .-.C- b of pnMb'polt ......... ~1MULM1 .. LapM Ng\191 How To · RE"'I US The Dally Pitot wekomes letters on lswes concerning Newport Beech and Costa Mesa. There are '°"' Wtl'/S to send in your com-ments: • LETTDS ..... Mall to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627 • MADUS HOTUHE -can (949) 642·6086 • MX -Send to (949) 646-4170 • E-MAIL -Send to dailypllotOlatimes.com All correspondence must Include your full name, hometown and phone number (fOf verification purposes only). Daily Pilot Vote 'no' ·on Gr.eelll,i.g4t measure 0 n Nov. 7, the citizens of Newport Beach will decide the fate of the Green.light initiative. The purpose of this letter is to analyze the regrettable nega- tive consequences that will result from passage of the initiative. In my Vlew. the proposed cure to the growth phenomenon of increases in traffic and density is much worse than the disease. Here are some of the unfavorable conse- quences I believe will result from passage of the initiative: The initiative will generally stop growth, not moderate it in a proper- ly managed way. It is shortsighted in the extreme and, in my view, de/es not have the best long-term in~ts of the city 10 mind. Why would a REBUnAL ~~v= a lengthy and expensive review process with the planning department staff, Plan- ning Commission, and City Council. and engage a multitude ot consul-~ t.ants if the project then is required to be submitted to a political vote' from the electorate? My reading of the initiative is that its proponents have simply given up on city government. If every significant project is to be the subject of a dtywule election, what is the benefit of having a trained, &J)f!rienced and profes- sional planning department S1aff, Planning Commission. and City Council in reviewing projects? It is unrealistic to expect that the elec- torate will make the same commit- ment as they do. The land-use process is highly complex. Is Is reasonable to expect most ciuzens to 1LnoMJ what a general plan l , much less the seven mandatory elements of a general plan? I believe lhdt f8ced with a com- plex and detaiJed project and the rather lntrlc4te land-use laws and processes, the electorate will not have the time or interest in spend- ing the tens or hundreds of hows to understand a project and out of frustration will simply say •no• to all projects -good or bad 1 believe that the initiative is bad policy because complex land- use decisions should not be made at the political ballot box. The present process works well 'JloW lf employed by interested citi- zens. A citizen may now contact a council person, planrung commis- sioner, or staff pertOll il the citizen ii dissatisfied with a project. appear at public hearings or appeal decisions that are made. And the consbtuent may •throw the bum out,• recall the council person, or run for office. I believe the proponents of the initiative are rely1ng too much on imperfect general plans In propos- ing that a moderate change lo a general plan will trigger a citywide vote. U general plans were always perfect works of art and indis- putable predictors of future growth. lben lt might make sense tbat • moderate cbenge to tbe gil!ln- enll plan ml.Wt relUlt m a spiedal 8ledioai bow9¥er, the reality ii ~plans often are, at belt. a IMt:.of-U.pauta gu11 Slttaeflt CIC wbllt •community m.wam • lllielf. I beli8Ve that 80ld. PftJP!llt J>!anned, revenue-pnaducmg Pl'O! ...... in Newpclrt 8MCb ~ go to IUl10UDdiDg conumDillllil, wlDcb ere more ,....Ute to sUda attlectlve projeda. The .... ta end Oii* ~ tMt Newport Mecti would ttaDd tD,..., will .. ......... .,~~ ....... ~~will~ ftleiM the a.tDCddld .. ~OIMlllD ..... ~ ~~ ...... ......, ... ..... ~--...,..1~·~; .. ~i~·~·;·~~~~~ ........... =,....._nu •aa.. Ooity Pilot • ~ AP1a HOUltS items to the D.ily "6ot. 330 W. Bay St, Cosu Mela 92627; fp ~ (949) 646-4170 ot c.-11(949)764-4330. A complete listing may be found at www.ch/. lypllotcom. MUSIC PMCONCERT PARTY The Pacific Symphony Orchestra will present its final •aassic Encounters for Singles" preconcert party of the season at 6 p .m. Wednes- day at The Westin South Coast Plaza, 686 Anton Blvd, Costa Mesa. An 8 p.m. con- After cert will follow at HOURS ~~~ange Perf onrung Arts Center, 600 Town Cen- ter Drive, Costa Mesa. The pre-party will feature live jazz, bot hors d'oeuvres, a no-host bar and discounted parking. Tlckets are $40. For more infonnation, call (714) 755-S799. GROUND-LEVEL SUNDAYS The Lab Anti-Mall will have ruse jockeys spinning expen- mental grooves from 2 to S p.m. Saturdays in April. DJ Suhblymnl and Area S7 Pro· ductions will spin today. The Lab is at 2930 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. For information, call (714) 960-6660. HI-WATT WEDNESDAYS The Lab Anti-Mall will host live music performances from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays in April. The Lab is at 2930 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. For information, call (71 4) 960- 6660. ' . 'FOREVER Ames, VOL 1r OCC will present •forever Fifties, Vol. Il, • a program of 1950s music, at 8 p.m. May 20 in its Robert B. Moore Theatre. Tickets are $25 to $29. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more inforrnation,call{714)432- S880. DANCE 'GtSEUE' The Festival Ballet Theatre will feature American Ballet Theatre dancen Ashley Tut- tle and Gennadi Saveliev in its April 29-30 production of #Giselle• at OCC's Robert · B. oore Tfreatre, 2701 KC SPRING c~RT , P ·ew Road, Costa Mesa. The Jewish c; 1 unity Cen-e performance will be at ter of Oran~i~' , ty will '8 .m. Saturday and ~ p.m. \ present a · g concert !Jt 2 ~· ~nday. nc~ets at the door ". p.m . May,. t eaturing i be $18 for ad~ and \ , . Prokofiev's ii eter and the . ' . 15 for cbildr~n. P more Wolf" aq14Sprtng• from ~1. informatio~, call l"J .f) 4~-Vi~'s' •The four Sea-I' · sa9o. . . ' f ,, ) , sons,~ iI'ic ets are $3 to ~ ' ._ · Th~ ~ter is' at 250 G· ~r aLEBM1 c 0 CO DE' MAYO S\.1 ~osta Mesa. For nlOle · OCC's' dan~ department Woimation, call (714) iS5-will sta1fu Fiesta I.:atina • at 0340. thlO a .mu. ~ nRooben MaBy Ms in e co eges o rt . oore ART 'PERSONAL REFLECTIONS' Grdphics Gallery will exhibit the works of Zoe Hadley through May 20 in #Personal Reflections.• A reception with the artist will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. May 12. Graphics Gallery is at 219 Marine Ave., Balboa Island. Por more information, call (949) 673-2220. LIBRARY PHOTOGRAPHY The Newport Beach Public Library presents #library: The Drama Within,~ an exhibit of photographs by Diane Asseo Griliches taken in libraries around th~ world, through ·Apnl 30. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For mpre information, call (949) 717-3801. Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road. The SO-minute performance is part of a dance and cultur- al heritage outreach pro- gram, and the 13 OCC stu- dent dancers will take their show to Orange County schools from May 8 to 12. Admission is free but reser- vations are required for the Cinco de Mayo shows. For more information, call (714) 432-SS06. HIGH SCHOOL OF THE ARTS As part of the Imagination Celebration Orange County, the staff of the Orange County High School of the . I . . Arts will present a free two-the first Tuesday of every hour dais ol jazz and ballet month at the Gypsy Den from 4 to 6 p.m. May S at the Cafe and Reading Room at Orange County Perlorming The Lab Anti-Mall, 2930 Arts Center, 600 Town Cen-Bristol St., Costa Mesa. On ter Drive, Costa Mesa. For May 2 at 8 p.m. ·Tue Diva & .. Thundav. Aotil 20. 2000 Al9 man's Wake• at 7 pm. Wednesday. The store is 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-7854. more infonnation, call (714) The Debauche• will be pre-'SIMPlf ABUNDANCE' 536-8597. sented, featunng poet T.S. DISCUSSION GROUP l.ra.ar u 0 ... ~L OUPE > Kerrigan and musical Soloist Based on the books of Sarah ~ ~ 111 Bonita N~um Jaros. For Ban Breathnacb. this discus- The Dor Sheni Song and more info tion, call (714) sioo group f9(:U.Se8 on appre- Dance Troupe from lsraPI 549-7012 Admission is free. ciation, expression and grati- will perform at 7 p.~. t.•t.y but voluni,ary donations are tude. Led by Audre de Nard at the Jewish Fede{atj tJ accepted.for the performers. at Borders Books, Music and Campus in honor ot 1' '.;t er's • .; ,• Cafe the "'first Thursday of Day. Theiperfol'JJ)Anr·;~i.o in LITIRARY ' . 1' each1,0onth at 6:30 p.m. Bor- support ofi'the *r<itofl,m to 7 1 '/ de~,i.S' at 1890 Newport Blvd., Another" progt&n" '~ sraeli ROJJND TABLE' ;~a Mesa. For more infor-cbildr~ whose1.iv have 'fli'e Orange County Chapter .·· ation, call (949) 631-8661. e=:n::::i~ ~~~~dmis-df Round Table West will . , • ; sion is $18. · dren under ,Y present a lWlcheon pr~att>, KIDS · 13 are.free. Dessert will-ht! at noon today at the Balboa seived. Tue campus is at 250 Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast E Bake St Costa M F Highway, Newport Beach. · r ·• esa. or D ald S th r more information, call (714) on poto, au or o 7SS-5S5S, Ext. 224. •Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis -A We·; POETRY OPEN MIKE POETRY In honor of National Poetry Month, Borders Books, Music and Cafe will hold an open mike poetry night at 7 p.m. each Monday in April. The store is at 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call (714) 432-7854. THE FACTORY READINGS An evening of performance poetry will be held at 8 p.m. J. Michael Reidenbach and Dana K. Drenkowski, authors of •Legacy and Des- tiny•; and William Murray, author of #Janet, My Mother and Me• will discuss thetr books. Tickets are $40. For more infonnat:Jon, call (323) 2S6-7977. MYSTERY DISCUSSION GROUP Th'e Mystery Book Discus- sion Group of Borders Books, Music and Cafe will discuss John Dunning's "The Book- STARLIGHT STORY TIME Children age 3 to 7 are invit- ed to participate in songs and finger puppet plays at 7 p.m . Mondays at the Costa Mesa library, 185S Park Ave. Cos- ta Mesa. For more informa- tion, call (949) 646-884S. NEWPORT LIBRARY STORY TIMES The Newport Beach Central library offers story tune at 7 p.m Mondays and at 10:30 a.m. Saturdays. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave., New- port Beach. Children are invited to wear pajamas to the evening !itory times. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. Relocated Stow es Come I f Rel ocated... till In see what's Fashion Island • RANGONI - SCANDIA lXJWN' en1ng up at ew South Villeroy ~ Boch ast Plaza. See the chqe spring has brought to SouCh P.lqa. W hen 10u explore our new _.,.. ( A20 Thur I April 20, 2000 Gorgeous 4 BO, 3 BA home with numerous upgrades. Custom wood and tile floors, Berber carpet, gourmet kitchen, large separate dining room and French doors. Please call Rick & Paula Cosenza at (949) 717-5111 . Well maintained 3 BO, 2.5 BA home on the market for the first time. New neutral. Berber carpet, exquisite fixtures and French doors leading to a lovely patio. Please call Rick & Paula Cosenza at (949) 717-5111 . Gorgeous custom built country French home with exquisite detail. Custom light fixtures, hardwood floors and library. Romantic master with fireplace and huge bath. Please call Marian at (949) 717-5111 Versatile Somerset plan with 1 BO down. Inner loop location near greenbelt and local schools Me ticulously maintained onglnal ready to move m Please call Mike at (949) 717-5111. This condominium has just been remodeled. A convenient location for summer visitors end perfect altemetive to the hot desert. New furniture, fresh peint, new herdwood floors. Please call Menan at (949) 717-5111. Street to Strada, 3 BO. 3 BA family home with west-facing patio and spa. Situated on an oversized lot on a great street. New flooring and paint. Please call Duncan at (949) 717-5111. largest floorplan in Brittanywoods, the besJ complex in EastsiflA· Costa Mesa. Includes 3 BO, 2.5 BA and private patio with stone garden Community pool, spa and tennis. Please call Duncan at (949) 717-5111. Located near Jhe beach and close to shopping, this duplex offers great investment opportunity. Front unit has 3 BO, 2 BA, back unit has 1 BO, 1 BA with living room, dining room and kitchen Please call Jack at (949) 717-5111. This home has been recently remodeled. Beautiful hardwood ftoors, crown molding, French doors and bay windows. Also offers buitt-ln cabinets and entertainment center Please call Manan at (949) 717-5111. loaited in Mammoth leke1, this 21 unit motel includes a 2 BO IMng querter. Comer location adjacent to new developments. Good Income and Investment. Pleese call Duncan et (949) 717-5111. r J This quality, traditional home haa been recently remodeled and includes hardwood fkxn, crown molding, French doors, new windows, formal dining room and bffice. Please call Marian at (949) 717-5111 . Fabulous property with lots of upgradf!s. Newer .applianqes, n'w ~rpet, wood floors, security system, wet bar and air conditioning. located in a great neighborhood. Please call Rick and Paula Cosenza at (949) 717-5111. located on the ground floor in Villa Balboa, a few blocks from the beach, this 2 BO, 1.25 BA condo Is an excellent opportunity for buyers looking for a one-level home. Please call Marian at (949) 717-5111. located on a high comer lot, this cott8ge style home has 3 BO and 2 BA. Fireplaces in living room and bonus family room. A large floorplan with lot• of windows. Please call Jllci( at (949) 717-5111. I • ,.· .. . . . .. Daily Pilot Quot• Of •DAY . . John Emme. CdM baseball coach . . _Apri24hanorte • •EWllll Sports Editor Roger Cotlson • 949..5744223 • Thursday, April 20, 2000 Bl . SEA KINGS ADD SEASO N IN G ~ngress' Despite 5-4 semifinal setback, CdM comes away from Pride of the Coast with positive feeling. a.ry F-..fkner DAILY PlloT CORONA DEL MAR -The Corona del Mar High baseball team lost one game (for now) to the rain and one game to San Clemente, a 5-4 semifinal setback Wednesday. 'But in the big picture, the Sea Kings' Pride of the Coast Townament experience was an overwhelming posi- tive, according to Coach John Emme. •we were 2-1 this week and are 10-8 overall, going into next week, which is huge for us with two games against Estancia,• Emme said after the semifinal loss to the visiting 1\itons (8-11 ). The Sea Kings topped Back Bay rival Newport Harbor, 5-2, Saturday to open BASEBALL the tournament, then handled Orange, 9-7, Monday. Following an April 13 nonleague win at Ocean View, Emme believes his team is much better prepared to make a run at one of three Pacific Coast League playoff berths the next three weeks. •As a group, we're maturing,• Emme said. •No one is looking over their shoul- der waiting for someone else to get the job done. Our guys realize, now, they're all varsity players. They had shown signs of that earlier in the year, but now it's more consistent.• Emme said this burgeoning confidence has been most visible offensively. •Four weeks ago, we were hitting, .210 as a team and now we're hitting a bout SEE COM PAGE 83 TAVA KASHUBA I OMV PILOT Sea Kings' Cavan Cuyler delivers In Wednesday's game. Willjo~ the Tea · Cup field • Seven down with nine to play, Colette Taormina wins Big Canyon CC crown for the '00 Tea Cup invitation. Wh~~or seven · children under her wing, Colette Taormina of Big Can yon Country Club doesn't have any time to w~l~he's not , CLASSIC playing with her family, Taormipa plays mostly Ul tournaments, even though she hardly practices. "I have to.have a reason to COASTERS play goU, • said Taomuna, who captured her first women's club championship last week ma Tigeresque comeback on the'back nine. ewport Harbor High product John Altobelli has been guiding the Pirates for the past eight yean, and among the actomplshments wu a Unal four berth at tbe state cbamplombips ln his rookie season, calmtnated by garnering Co-Coach of tbe Year in tbe Orange Empire Conference. TAVA ICASHUBA I OAlV I'll.OT Conung from seven strokes down m the last nine holes to tie defend.mg club champion Sally Holstein, Taomuna won a sudden-death playoff -the first playoff m Big Canyon history for a club championslup -and earned her way into the prestigious Tea Cup Classic. So, for the. third tune mas many years, Big Canyon will be represented by a different player m the Tea Cup, the swnmerti.me goU tradition for Richard Dunn GOlf the women's club champions m the Corona del Mar-Newport Beach- Costa Mesa tnangle. Thormina, a Newport Coast resident whose large farru.ly has been with Big Canyon since November 1998, will get the opporturuty-to play her home course at the fourth annual Tea Cup Classic Aug. 11. THE PIRATES' ULTIMATE 'GAMER' Each of the fow private clubs in the area rotate as host site of the ~vent, which has been part of the Fletcher Jones Motorcars/Daily Pilot Club Championship Series, and the 2000 Tea Cup Classic will be hosted by 819 Canyon. "That's what everyone's.telling me,• Taom:una said of her club championship, which awards an automatic berth into the Tea Cup. ·rve never watched (the Tea Cup) before, but I've read about 1t m the newspaper. I'm not sure what to antiapate. I don't know lf I should start getti,.pg nervous now or about mid-July l guess people come out and watch t.lus. • •Orange Coast College baseball coach carries on the hard-nosed approach which helped him play professionally. a.ry Faulkner DMY~OT I n those inevitable off-season lulls, when taking extra ground balls or a few extra hacks in the battin~ cage could be considered overkill; Orange Coast College baseball p14yers needn't look far for the inspiration to keep grlnding. · Sometimes, all that is required is a glance to the side, where Coach John Altobelli is d.rilliDq right along with them. Altobelli, coming to the close of his eighth . . season at the helm' of his former community college rival, is a walking -sometimes even running, crouching, swinging and throwing -example of . how much one can get back from investing in the game. A game r without glory at Newport Harbor High, Altobelli was thankful for the chance to continue playing at Golden West College. It was an opportunity not available to bun at bis Mike Mayne sWl refutes this, but we beat Coast both times I played them. And I bad the game-winning hit in ooe of those games.• Displaying the work ethic insWled in him by his father, Jim, a former St. Louis Browns draft choice from Chicago who also rendered his son a lifelong Cubs fan, Altobelli toiled tirelessly un~ Jli.s talent surfaced at Golden West. · future home. • John Altobelli -·1 had dislocated my shoulder my junior year at Harbor and when I got to Golden West, I could barely throw the balllrom the outfield to the infield,· be said. •But I wotited on my arm and by the time I was •Orange Coast bad just won a state ~pionship in 1980 and didn't recruit me: Altobelli recalled. ·1 bad to drive by OCC every day on my way to Golden West and I really didn't like OCC. (Former Pirates Coach) .. . SEE ALTOBELLI PAGE 82 • The Mustangs' senior looks to leave Costa Mesa with a couple of r~cords under bis belt before he's through. ...,Mabell OMV PILoT C Olta Mesa High 1e111or Robert Hulliger ii tbe Ken GrUfey Jr. ol track and lleld, be'I not tbe biggest or •=out tblft, bUt be .... to~ way llO get tbe job done far lbe Multaags ID tbe dllall IDd lbclt put ewnta. ~ ilbGDgllt doeln't DK 111 lrftr throw tbe fartbelt. • .. ....... ,, 2to-pound Hullgw dlscus (142-63/•) and lbot put (52-6) in the Mustangs' dual meet with Laguna Beach befOre winmng the lbot put witb • penooal·belt 54-61/4 td tbe Orange County Qwnpnmtdpa, edging tbe fevortt., navt. .... from 'Blp8reme by Ul IDc:b Md • bd. •'J'be fUnDy tblng ii during ~ ........ .....,..., IDluk ... '° ...... Hullger ...... .. _ ............ .... Taonruna, whose prunary instructor is Mesa Verde Country Club bead pro Tom Sargent, has been playing goll for about 12 years and been a member at PGA West m La Quinta for 10. Her husband, Vmce, started her in the game. SEE GOLF PAGE 83 lllld ............. . .......... ,,... ......... . .... .,..._ ............. . ebd 1 aa.•t *°" .... 11111 ...... .......... ...,..,llO .. .,.,...tD_, ......... . la.I .............. ... .............. Hew.a .. • .................... tD .,..._ ............ ao ..... . * Sgllf llll ,_.. hdlc ..WJWGR .... .. -__ ~___._---------~------------SP.ORTS. -~-----=-----~---------~~i.!r_P_i~ 82 lhUfsdoy, April 20, 2000 VOLLEYllll · . • · Mayf~jr Yankees .silence Braves JC llSEIALL tourney to Mesa • Van Ngo is MVP, Fenyman and Bogert all-toilrnament as M\.istangs dominate 16-team event. LAKEWOOD - A lopsided loss. to Pacific Coast League rival Corona del Mar High has led to a rejuvenated approach for the Costa Mesa boys vol-· leyball team, which used its newfound determination to dominate the Mayfair Touma· ment Saturday at Mayfair High. The Mustangs, led by senior outside hitter and tour- nament Most Valuable Player David Van Ngo, rolled through four pool-play matches. Coach Jon Carlew's crew then handled Western, 15·4, in the quarterfinals and trounced Kennedy, 15-5, in the semis. The Mustangs trailed Lake· wood, 14-13, in the first game of the best-of-three champi- onship match, but rallied for a 16-14, 15-11 sweep to claim the program's se.cond tourna- ment crown ever. "That CdM match (a 15-3, 15-3, 15-1 debacle which last- ed onJy 31 minutes April 11 at the Sea Kings' gym), got our guys ·fired up,• Carlew said. "We beat Estancia last week and carried that determination into the tournament. "Van Ngo was on fire , hil- ling everything down, and Shaun Ferryman (a senior out- side hitter) and Gary Bogert (a junior setter) made the all- toumament team." Carlew also credited the play of senior middle blocker Nate Jones, senior opposite Rick Halsushi and senior starter Jan Nouget. Carlew said Hatsushi was particuJarly prominent in the title match. "We had some easy match· es earl y in the season and we got into cruise mode,• Carlew continued. "But then we lost to Laguna Beach and CdM and the guys realized "Wow! We've got to play some ball out there or we're going to get beat.' " The Mustangs pounded pool opponents Kennedy (11- 0, 11-2), Bishop Amat (t 1-2, 11 -5), Western (11-1, 11-5) and Bellflower (11 -0, 11 -4) to start the victorious 12-hour day. "This should definitely help our confidence,· said Carlew, who cites Wednesday's Pacific Coast League contest Wednes- day at University (approxi- mately 5:15 p.m.) as pivotal to gaining one of the league's three guaranleed playoff berths. •Basically, if we beat Uni, we're in," Carlew said. ALTOBELLI CONTINUED FROM 81 a sophomore, I was the starting right fielde r with one of the strongest arms in the conference.• • Hauser throws one-hitter and strikes out 12 in 8-1 win. lllWPOIT l llCH unu UIHE IWOIS NEWPORT BEACH -Matt Hauser tossed a complete-game ,, one-hitter with 11 strikeouts to lead the Yankees to an 8-1 win over the Braves in Newport Beach Llttle League action. The only hit for th~Braves came on a last-inning home run to leflfield by. Andr'ew Dlalyna.s. Hauser, Mike Orozco and Michael Aspergren each had key hi~ in a seven-run third inning for the Yanks. In other Majors Division action: • GIANTS 9, MAllINERs 1 -Michael Korcllch and Tom Money combined to pitch a one-hitter with 10 strikeouts for the Giants in th~ir win over the Mariners. Phillp Bannan led the Giant attack with two hits wd two runs scored, while Zack Milder and Jalfer "-ttaD each scored twice. Zack Powen and Tommy HutcbJ. . son played well defensively for the Giants, while Tony Jones scored the Mariners' lone run. • CARDINALS 10, GIANTS 9 -Paul Nett and Sam Stafford pitched a combined seven innings to lead the Cardinals over the Giants in extra innings. The Cards' defense was led by Ryan Dalton. Colla Wigley and Ryan Telles, while WUUam O'Brien, Steven · Hinton and Ryan Dalton each had three hits. • CARDINALS 5, ltBDs 3 ·Steven Hinton pitched fow scoreless innings to lead the Cardinals to the victory. Sam Stafford. Ryan Telles and WlWam O'Brien led the offense, while Paul Neff, Emily Odenberg and Andrew Slusser led the defense. Red Sox· rally to win, 12-11 • Hayward's last-inning home run wins it, 12-11. NEWPORT BEACH NILL AAA -The Red Sox rallied with two runs in the bottom of the final inning to defeat the Mariners, 12-11, in Newport Beach Little League AAA Division action. Blake Hayward dubbed a two-run home run in the last inning for the Red Sox game-winner'. He finished with two runs scored and four RBis. Garrett Amoroso and Drew Blake each made solid defensive plays for the Red Sox. Michael Page and Andrew Silva each had two hits for the Mariners. In other AAA action: • DODGERS 15, METs 5 -A seven- run sixth inning h elped lead the Dodgers over the Mets on April 7. Michael Tanze( and Danny Moskovils had three hits tor the Dodgers, while Erle Barkley, Kevin Holland, Charles Vickery and Carlo Valdes each had two. For the Mets,,Kyle Hill, Max Kanow, Tyler Johnson and Tommy D'Ellsco eacll scored runs. • DODCEllS 17, TIGERS 4 -Joseph Youth SRORTS Rose scored three runs to lead the Dodgers over the Tigers. Mi<;hael Tanzer and Danny Moskovits each had two hits, while Kevin Holland had a double and two runs scored for the Dodgers. Jeff carlson ripped two hits to lead the Tigers. • MAluNERs 8, DODGERS 1 -Jack Lan.sJord had two hits, including a triple and two runs scored to lead the Mariners over the Dodgers. Pitchers Andrew Silva and Andrew Drews combined to pitched a two-hitter, striking out nine, while Anthony Bonilla led the M's defense with a strong play at second base. Danny Moskovils pitched three strong innings for the Dodgers, while Sean Berkeley was solid behind the plate, throwing out two Mariners runners. • TIGERS 3, BRAVES 2 -James Peb"illl pitched 22/3 scoreless innings to lead the Tigers over the Braves. Andy Marrow and J.P. Gormly Alder keys Diamoodblidm' 9-4 win over C8rdlnals each had key hits in the Tigers' three-run fourth inning, while Kevin Molgemtem and Greg Stone each · had big defensive plays. For the Braves, Parker Rhodes and John Leonard pitched well in the loss. · • TIGERS 12, CARDINALS 1 -Nlck Booth had a double and three RBis to lead the 'Tigers over the Cards: Jeff Carlson and Jaeob Goulding each pitched effectively for the Tigers, while Austin Har.ms and Thomas Koss each had two hits for the Cardinals. • ANGELS 14, CARDINALS 3 -The Angels used a 13-hit attack to knock out the Cardinals. Kevin Rask, Mats Abbott, Erik Rask and Mark Roudanez each had two hits for the Angels, while Greg Wolonsky and WU WUJdr:son each made big defensive plays. Angels pitchers Shane Boras, Ede Rask and Fletcher Della Grotta combined for a strong pitching performance. For the Cardinals, Austtn Harms and Spenser Singh each bad two hits, while Tom Koss and David WbeaUey chipped in with a hit apiece. NEWPORT BBACH-Htutw Miii' bad two bits, ICOl'9d three ml. II runs and pitched tbrw ICCftlw h•""9 to lead tbe Diamond· backs QVer the Cazdimll, M, ta New'pad Beach Uttle League AA~ action last weekand.'lbe Cerdlna1s jumped but to an early !-1 IMd OD key bits from Mldlael Bloam. J--.. Coltlll end Rendall N.a.oa. Angels roll • Frazier's four RBis lead the way in 16-6 triumph. After the D-Bec:b tied tlae game, Gll'nla Meau drove in Os•or I •• to give the Cards tbe lMd beck. The D-Backs took tm IMd iD the blltb on a base hit by Aaron m before adding three tnsurace runs ID the liatb, tbub to key bits from "- NddkolL HMry Aw. 8Dd Ydrllt ....... Md Morris and a.ti ...... ~ soUd c1etenstvely for the Dlamoad- bacb, while ...... Mall• led lae Calida' defame. Baker leads M8ibi8r8. to 16-6 victory over ~ NEWPORT BBACf -The M.-. Uled solid bittlng from top lo bOteom to knock off the ADgall. tM, 11runday in Newport Beach lJttle League AA Dtft. sion action. Danny 8aks W tln9 bits aDCl land four runs, while Guy SutltCn ' chipped in with ttne• ena-nm ICCftd for the Marlnan. BnMlley Hw and Ide C'llllllll eac:h bad two hita, while 0.-..,.... _ Prendl end lell .1-~far Clll8e hits and m na IClallld b !Mlt'1. JobD Loudlart bad two bits ad IC.'Ofed one nm tor the Anga, wbOil ~ Cunningham, Matt SWaberg, Mat wa..aey, Cory Vltlllo, Nick KWa and Bret Weinberger each chipped in with a bit. NEWPORT BEACH llalA -The Angels won 110 CO their fourth straight game, defeating the Padres, 16·6, · in Newport Harbor Baseball AssOciation Bronco Division action last weekend. Nlck Fruler had a game-high tow RBis with two doubles and a walk for the Angels. Josh Synclell added two doubles, while DyUln Shane added two hits and Patrick Dayton chipped in with a double. Chris Thompson, Cole Riley, Smith and Frazier shared the pitching duties for the Angels. Thompson had five strikeouts, while Frazier struck out the side in his one inning of work. Pirates ~8-7 i- BAKERSFIELD -Orange Coast College's baseball team got three hits each from Chris Laws, Ryan France and Blair H9\tens as the Pirates defea~ host Bakersfield, 8- 7, ~e<iQesday in the College ot tlle Sequoias Tournament. · · OCC's Drew Parkln pitched a complete game for the win. The Pirates continue the tournament with a dou- bleheader today against Reedley and San Diego City. COUIGI Of' 1MI llQelDIU ' TOUMLUmlT OCC 8, ilMBlsNID 1 Orange Coast 103 200 200-8 15 1 Bakersfield 006 000 100-7 9 3 Partcin and Keller; Woods, Jones (3) and Lasalle. 28 -France COCO. Havens (OCO. Grain (B), La5alle (B). HR -Wiethom (OCO. SOFTBALL lions split COSTA MESA -Van- guard University pitcher Cheri Smith pitched a com- plete-game four-hitter to help the Lions defeat vis.iting Hawaii Hilo,' 3-2, in the sec- ond game of a nonconference softball doubleheader Wednesday to salvage a split. The Vulcans won the first game, 2-1 . Smith did not strike out a batter and walked two to improve to 5-9, upping Van- •gua.rd's record to 23-28~ Jill Jessen drove in two runs with a single and a field- er's choice and Smith helped her cause with an RBI on a first-inning groundout. Vanguard's winning edge came in the fifth inning. Vanguard's Nikki Banning opened the rally with an infield single and advanced to third when Valerie Vanaken's fielder's choice produced a throwing error. Christi Fort- ner pinch ran for Banning and scored on Jessen's fielder's choice. Andrea Saucedo went 2 for 4 in the first game to key the Lions' six-hit attack. Benning was 1 for 3 with an RBI. · -" CiM'9, f'-Hu2.V~1 Hewall Hilo 000 001 1 • 24 0 VanguMd 001 000 0 • , 5 0 c..ncnoio. end Hipwell Atchley end C-. W • Con<holoa. l • Atchley. 6-13. 38 • H~ (HH). GelM1 v~ 1, .._.Mao 2 IQwlli Hilo 000 020 0 2 4 2 Vangt.oltd 200010 • • lS 2 Atldtnort end Hill'WIC Sl'l'litll end GMwr w. Smith. S-9. l • Andenon. 21 -~ (HH). DEEP SEA WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS Ne uopart Landing 3 boats, 40 anglers, 4 calko ~. 12 sand bass, 1 halibut. 20 rodcfish. 10 sculpin, 10 sheephead, 11 whitefish, 2 perch, 1 mackerel, 1 opal eye, 3 aoakers, 1 black sea bass (released), 20 Spanish jack. opportunity with the independent Miami Marlins. He bolted to South Florida and was offered a contract by the single-A team. "They offered me $500 and t said ·Where do I sign.' " he recalled. assistant at UCL When the Anteaters dropped baseball after the 1992 season, it was only a month before •Alto• was named the sixth coach in OCC history at age 28. whether I'm off or not. It has never seemed like a job, which is probably why I spend more time there than I do at borne.• Altobelli, who also teaches any talent to hustle. The scrappy guys who don't mind getting dirty and diving head first are the kind of guys I want to be around. I try to instill that work ethic in all my players.• "I'm a firm believer, things happen for a reason,• he said. Altobelli's development, including being named team captain and Rustler of the Year as a sophomore, led to a scholarship to the University of Houston. Though he logged some precious memories, his dream of playing professionally ended alter a half season. He returned to Prange County, resigned to making it in the real world. "I started workmg for my dad's company in outside sales. It took me about a month to realize I didn't want to d<f that the rest of my life. Even though I was coming from baseball, a game based on failwe, going about 1 for 20 on sales calls wasn't sitting real well with me. I guess coaching was a way to stay away from real We." His first OCC squad wori 30 games and reached the state final four, earning him Orange Empire Conference Co-Coach of the Year honors. Last season, Altobelli guided the Pirates to a 29-20 mark and the second round of the regional playoffs. In between, there have been some lean years. · physical education and health education at OCC, maintains a consistent workout regimen to enhance his leaching ability on the diamond. •I work out so I can throw BP to my team, hit fun.goes and even run with my players,• he said. •we were 'going through a little funk a few weeks-ago and I was looking for a way to spark the guys. SO, one day, I put on the uniform and practiced with them. I think I opened some young guys' eyes Altobelli said beyond wins and losses, he savors the chance to help athletes improve, year-round, pushing them closer to the dream he held in their shoes, more than a decade ago. "I want to stay at OCC as long as they think l can still do a good job," he said. "I love the area, 1 love the school and working with athletes is awesome. 1 still have a lot or goals in mind.• "I had two good years at Houston, but I didn't get drafted, which was very frustrating to me,• he said. •1 was never all-anything. which, I guess, summed up my career.· Me went 7 for 11 in a two-day tryout witlt the Salt Lake City nappers, but was cut. In Chicago to try out for the White Sox organization, Altobelli got word about a possible Altobelli returned to Houston for one season as a graduate assistant coach, then spent five years as an HULLIGER CONTINUED FRO M 81 Coast League champion in the shot put, looks for even higher mountains to climb this year. "I would love to win PCL in both the shot and discus, but I know I've got some pretty tough competition out there,• HuWger Nld, referring ~Y to Corona del Mer senior n Fenton. •Sean'•• very good -1hrow_er. We wilbedeerh oth• c.lOd luck at the OC Cbamplonlhipe. l'U be seeing bUn again reel IOOll •• ·Soon• '8 Wednelday at 2:45 p.m., when CdM bOltl the MultaDgl in a PCL dual JDMt. Before the PCL ........ Hulligar would lcwe to tab • coupl9 °' IChool •I've gone through both ends of the spectrum, from the top to the bottom, and the top is a lot more fun,• be said. "But my time at OCC has been fun and I1ve met a lot of great people. I usually am at school at 6:30 a.m. everyday workmg out, records with him as well. ·rm pretty dose to the school records in both events. The shot put mark ts around 56 feet and the diacul is· around 170 feet. The d.18CU5 will be the hardest to get. I'll have to do some serious work to grab that one.• Crash Davis, a.k.o. Kevin Costner said it best in the movie •Bull Dwham" when he said, •Don't tblnk. You'll only hurt the belldub. • lbat's a philosophy that HuWger tries to Jive by when he lteps into the throwing circle. •I really try to tbJnk about nothing when l get into that ring,• Hulligs said. "I only 1tart thinking about ltufl when I get DemNI. • Hulliger would kwa to take bi1 atbietic IUCC911 and c:ompM8 at tbe Callegjete leftl. •rw bMr'd ma aa Pqly San LUii Obmpo, amcmg odm ., that an old guy could still do it. 1 couldn't walk the next two days, but I got the point across.• Altobelli's primaty point usually involves effort. "Pete Rose is my guy and I'm a firm believer that tt d~n't take IChools,. HuWger Mid. •1t would be great to cmnpeta In all the throwing events: the shot put, dilcul, javelin and hemmer throw in college .• In addition to hil perfonnlng on the track, Hulliaer kwes to perform on ttage • well. •J'm ...uy into the choir and drama right now," Hulllger llkl. Any time away from the diamond, Altobelli. an Irvine resident, devotes to 9-year-old son J.J. . •He plays baseball, soccer, roller hockey and golf and watching him compete ta the biggest joy I've ever had,• Altobelll said. ·rm a tenar ta Ille mou-and I Jon m\lllmll. Por clNiaa, I've pla,.S tbe put of Matt In tbe play, •PatMtlct • ad I WU allo in •5am91 Prom • Amn'om Ula,• but my put wan't • b6g. ~I would..,_.., pelbm Oil Bloldwef .• ...... llmilutty ..... .... ad l*fGanlnl' ............. . r::;.--...... bolb al ....... . .................. *"if•tO&ft_,.,.. ftlldfti.go.• J Doily Pilot . SPORTS -------------Th_ursdo);--i.:....., Apr.;&.-.i_I 20...;.., 2_000~83 Newport Harbor explodes for , 14~4 triumph •Chris Ward's grand in a row with a 14-4 six- slam un1 h inning mercy rule victory BASEBALL After going 0 for 4 with three strikeouts on Tuesday, Ward came back by going 2 for 3 with five RBls. •1 told our guys that we sbll have to play the same way no matter what the score." Kiefer said. ·we lost our concentration in the sec- ond and third.• game m two hours and 45 nunutes with six rups in the sixth. , eas es a pair over visiting Orange of six-run outbursts. Wednesday in a Pride of the loaded and no one out. But Orange (7-10) retired New- port's next two batters with- out giving up a run. Jcjseph Boo Coast Tournament consola- DMv PILOT tion game. • 1 felt really bad after that game,· Ward said. ·1 just wanted to hit the ball today." Nick Langsdon ended it with a two-run double. ·we dld a much better 1ob toward the end and we closed out the game,· Kiefer said. •And Uus game lS going to give us confidence heading into nex;t week.· • Jt's far easier to play NEWPORT BEACH -ahead, as opposed to playing After numerous games where behind all the time," New- 1t found itself lo early deficits, port Harbor Coach Jim Newport Harbor Hign's base-Kiefer said. #We don't have ball team found out It's a lot to play station-to-station easier being on the other side baseball. We can steal bases, of a big lead. Sean Rorden, however, got the Tars' tying run across by inducing a walk. The next . batter, Ward, received an 0-1 fastball letter high, and he promptly relocated the pitch over the left field fence f'br the first grand slam of his life. Newport pitcher Mtguel Sandoval kept the Panthers from pulling close. He gave up lhr~ earned runs in six mnmgs for the complete- game win. Garrett Brant singled after Ward's blast and Cody Forsyt.q singled him in for Newport's final run bf the innin' " g. . The Sailors put S1X runs on • sactifice and play the game we want.• the board in the first inning, Newport (4·8) almost blew. While the Sailors almost left a bases-loaded situation without a run in the first. they achieved that in the second and third, leaving the bases loaded in both innings with- out a score. And Newport Harbor's offense made sure 1t got the job done in the 1ast three mrungs. Rorden homered in the fourth, Justm McCarthy scored off an error in the fifth, and the Sailors closed out the ~ Of THE COAST TOUIUl&AP 'IENf NEWll'O'rT~ 14, OuHGI 4 Orange t01 011 -4 7 4 Newp<>f't Harbor 600 116 • 14 13 4 Nock, SchwenJ1eker (5) and Smith, Sandoval and Brant • highlighted by a grand slam from Chris Ward, and New-the chance to take an early port grabbed its second win lead in the first inning. Down, "That was a really big hit for Chris,• Kiefer said. "That set the tone for the entire game.• W • Sandoval. L -Nock. / 28 -McCarthy (NH), L.angsdorf11 (NH). Nock (0) HR . Ward (NH), Rorden (NH), Smith (0). 1-0, the Sailors had the bases ROYAL FLUSH Simi Valley-based Highlanders hold all of the cards in a 13-0 victory over host Costa Mesa in Pride of the Coast Tournament finale. Tony Ahobelli DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -One of the biggest pet peeves base- ball coaches have is gwing up the two-out walk. Costa Mesa High coach Kirk Bauermeis- ter can attest lo Uus following Wednesday's 13·0 loss to Roy- al ID a Pride of the Coast Baseball Tourname nt conso- lation game. Tratling, 2-0, in the third inning with two outs and nobody on base. faong Roy- al's No. 8 batter. the Mus- ta.ngs allowed a double, three walks and a grand slam to the Highlanders before finally gettlng the lhltd out. •If we 'get thetr No. 9 hitter out. the inrung 1s over and we're down, 2-0. • Bauermeis- ter said. ·Any tune you walk the No. 9 !utter, you're asking for trouble.· BASEBALL "\\ alked sue in the hve-inru.ng contest "He ctidn't feel com- fortable out there," Bauer- "¥'1ster sd.td. "You can't walk as·many batters as we did and expect to come out all nght agamst a team llke Royal. Solo home runs don t beat you Grand slams beat you • The Highlanders blew the game wtde open in the flfth. sconitg six more tunes. The biggest blow came when Casey O'Qwnn tut a three- run home run way beyond the left-held fence OUeru.1vely. Mesa had only three smgles by Cab1co. Car- lo Frnnco and Yourex The one posiuve for the Mustangs crune on defense. Third basemdil Billy Halver- son a.nd second baseman Lyle Yourex turned two double play!> m the game to stop fur- ther bleeding TAYA KASHUBA I DAllY PllOT Corona del Mar's John DiCesare (above) slides COM Miller for th£> tiU<:' al a date to be detcrrruned. li'ouble came calling m the name of slugger Bnan l.J.p- man. The li'oy State-bound seruor crushed a fa!;tball deep over the left-held wall for the bases-loaded four-bagger. his seventh home run of the year and 26th of tus career, gwmg the Suni Nalley-based Hlgh- la.nders (12-8) a 7-0 lead •We moved Billy over from shortstop and he looked pret- ty comfortable out the re.· Bduermetster aid. "Even though we've been blown out a few times lately, our guys don't thmk the eason lS over. We can compete against the teams m our league and that's where we're headlng next ~ ln safely under the tag of San Clemente's Chase Stroupe after a wild pitch. Below, CdM's Dave Knecht gets the ball late on a pickoff play as Stroupe gets bade safely ln Wednesday's Pride CONTINUED FROM B 1 .3 to,· Em.me said. And wh1l(' Emme lamented -;ome mental m1!>takes. which helped extend San Clemente scor- mg threats. he was pleased wtlh ht team's intensity of the Coast Tournament semifinal. GOLF CONTINUED FROM 81 •tt's a great family sport,• she said. •My husband and 1 CM go out and play and do something together as a couple. It's been a wonderful sport.• .......... wlao WOD her ftnt club championship, and Holstein were bed at 342 after 72 holes. Martha Redfearn shot 343 and finished third. Taormina, who started the final round in third place five shots off the lead, bllrdied 17, but WU still two strokes behind beading into 18. Holain's approach shot at 18 landed in a bunker, then her Mnd ~ roUed into the weter on the dif!k:u1t ftnlshing bole to open the dOCJr for llaonnlna. • 1laormlna WOil the p&ayotf ho)e when Holltem'a lleCOOd sbot hit the lake. •rt wu pretty udUDg going into tM matcb.. 'naonlidDa Mid .•• tried to gift 1t my bm1t. but I never drMmed I could eome beck from to The Sea Kings were well below the former lhrough six innings Wednesday (4 for 22 for a .182 average), as San Clemente Junior right-hander Steve Schroer had the game firmly in hand. ·1 hked the way we competed today and fought back.· Emme said. •(Schroer) 1s a very good pitcher.• Emme credited starter J D. The five-run fourth inning came on the heels of a llUSsed opporturuty for the ~1u!:>langs (8-12-1 ). The f\ tustangs ""111 host Sdddleback m a nonJeague b.lt on Tuesday at 3 p m CdM managed Just four singles to that point, postmg an unearned run m the fourth on a two-out error, then collecting another on a passed ball in the fifth to close the deficit to 4-2. Martinez (five tnruitg!>) and Cavan Cuyler for maklng enough pitche!> to keep the hosts m the game. Eagle went 2 for 4 With a stolen base to lead the Sea Kings' seven- Mesa had runners on hrst and second with one out and bclses loaded with two out in the third inrung. but failed to score. l'ttlOE OF THE COAST T~MENT Con.sot.tion Royal 13, Costa Mesa 0 Royal 011 56 -13 10 0 Costa Mesa 000 00 -0 3 1 Some CdM defensive lapses helped San Clemente add an insurance run in the seventh, whlcb proved to be the difference alter a valiant Sea King rally. lut attack. . Senior leadoff man Alex Swan- son had a smgle and stole a base. a did JUmor i.econd baseman Andrew Johns. The three steal!. gave CdM 80 for lhe season. wluch Emme believes lS a school record. Mustangs starter Nick Cabico struggled with tus control. but still only tratled by two unttl the nuddle mnmgs dld htm m Me a Albec1I and Lemos; Cab1co. Stevens (5) and Hunter. W -Albecil L Cab1co. 1-4. 28 -Ross (R), Gallo (R) 38 -Ross (R) HR • Jewell (R), Lipman (R). 0 '9LJmn (R) Junior catcher Rory McKeever triggered the CdM rally with a leadoff single to left, before giving way to pinch-runner Keith Long. SCHEDUU TODAY .• •*•' Freshman Nick Lutton. up from the junior varsity this week, fol- lowed with a double to right cen- ter. the hardest hit ball off Schroer all day. Lutton's blow gave the small midweek home crowd some- Uung to cheer about. Emme said the ea Kings will hope to utilize thetr spring break momentum agamst Estancia (which visits CdM Tuesday and hosts the Sea King Apnl 28) "If we sweep Estancia. we would be m a phenomenal po 1- bon lto finish second behind Um- versity)," Emme Sdid. College -Vanguard UnM!nity at The Mastef"s. 3 p.m. Communrty college· 0r-. Co.st at~ Tounwnent, at R.c:r'Ntion P...tt, VUlia. 0rMge Coast vs. ~ 10 a.m.; Of}"? Co.st vs. San Diego ~ 2 p.m. • Sofllln' But, alter a wild pitch scored Long, Schroer bore down. induc- ing a popup and a comebacker be turned into the second out. whlle holding Lutton at third. ~ CdM should also benefit from the return of Long. a freshman shortstop, who ha missed several games With a broken finger. Long 1s scheduled to tart at short against Estanoa Tuesday. Community cot• -0r-. Coest at Golden~ 3 p.m. fllllDAY ..... , .. Community coflege -0r-. Co.st at~ Tounwnent, at College of the SeqUOtM. 11 • m • SUN:al Sophomore Billy Eagle singled to right to plate Lutton. but the next hitter grounded out to end the game. "'90£ Of 1ltE COAST TOURNAMENT SemlflMI Comnutity college • .-Mf"Ade at 0r.,. Coas\. 3 p.m. ·-SAN CUMom 5, CORONA Dll MM 4 5aM'e by lnn6ngl High IChool boys -~ ...... vs. Robert Louis S.W.llDI\ at ~ Hill G(, 6 a.m. san Clemente 003 001 1 -s 7 1 Corona del Mar 000011 2 -4 7 4 SA1WmAY .... , .. The loss dropped the Sea King out of the championship hunt They'll play Bolsa Grande at a date an'd site to be detenruned, to make up for the game lo t to rain. Schroer and R1vadaneyra; Martinez. Cuyler (6) and MclCffVef W -Schroer, 3-4. L -Martinez. 3.4. 28 • Sweet (SC), Stroupe (SQ, Lutton (CdM ). ~ IChool -~ ~. ENncia, ~. ,, a.m. San Oementc will meet A.B. far down. It was a very exciting match. It got really exciting toward the end.• Holstein played well in last yea.r's Tea CUp Classic at Mesa Verde, malung three birdies and shootirlg 84 to take third place. Selby Schriber represented Big Canyon in the Tea Cup in 1997 and '98, winning the inaugural silver tea set in '97 at Newport Beach Country Club. l>eetM Woodard of Mesa Verde won her fifth CONeCUtive club championshlp and will once again be the Mesa Verde amt>uJador at 18e Cup Cluslc iv. and she dJd it with a flourish, netting a 335 over the 72 boles of play. Followtng Woodard WU Izumi Sueoka, Natde King and Debble Brown. Newport Beach btle. A putting challenge and sUent auction fund-raiser for veteran baseball umpl!e Jack Wildes. a familiar face among Newport-Mesa School District players m the last 40 years, will be May 27 at The Greens. The inaugural Jack Wildes Golf for Ute Putting Challenge from 8 a.m. to noon will help r81Se funds for the Wildes family. He was diagnosed with cancer in August ' 1999 and is facing the hardest · game of his We. In addition, the first Jack Wildes Sportsma.Nhip Awa.iU was pre9ellted Wednesday at the Wlenencbnitzel Big West Invttatiooal, a national high llCbooJ . buebUl tournament in Orange County. Wienerschnit:ze11S bued in Newport Beech. 1be Greens (at Mk:bellon and JambOl'ee In lmne) ii an 18-hole putting-:emly tadllty with c:baDmgmg feirways. bunkers and ..-. TM Golf for Ufe event ii beeded by COlta Mela's Dew mdO..Wlldea. . 0-"•: (714) 540.1988. The fifth annual We Care Gou Tournament, hosted by lax & Financial Group, will be May 15 at the Pebcan Hill Golf Club to benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundabon, which grants WlShes to children who suffer from life-threatening illnesses. Tux & FinanoaJ Group adopted Make-A-Wish as its main charity after being moved by heartwarming stones from children. All proceeds of the tournament go directly to the fulbllment of granting wWies. In the past four years. the tournament has raised nearly 5250,000 to grant 65 wu.hes. Details: (949) 233-8100 Abo M8y lS II IM TOlalay Ba.bama Newport Beach Open for ameteurs, prol911ionels and corporate founomea at Newport 8eecb Country Club. The event bmeftta the Newport Heri>or' AJ'4N CJt.amber of Commerce. The toumuaeDt C'OGlidln UM emat.ur cha ...... the Newport Bw:b dty cha..,._ ~ lbaugb enybody tar., otber city cu .... n.. wtD be .......... Mn .. ' .... lar prOI and -11111'1 with handlCttps of 12 and under Among the tee pnzes are Tommy Bc\hama shirts and d custom pair of Foot-Joy golf shoes The annual Casino Night and Putting Contest will be held the Sdturday rught pnor to the event (May 13) at Sterling BMW ID Newport Beach A purse of $10.000 m cash and prizes will be at stake m the Open divwon Perry Parker won last yeM's pro blle. Details (9491 729.-4400 TIM Mda ....a Newpol1 Center Association Golf Tournament Will be played Monday .r at Newport Beech CountJy Cub. A nonprofit orguuzabon. NC\ re~ts building oWnen and busineSMS U\ FahiOa lllaDd and Newport Center. Proceeds lnJID the ~l wflll beoeftt the Newport-Mela Scbool ~ bonomg tNcbet-w...._ ..-b all ICbooll bi tbe dlllrkt. DNaal: '9'91 6"-46n. .. l. \ ... Na...... MOTa~ ...... ..,.,. fllOIDJ:.CDDI-~ MnDIOCIDI. C11Ill.&1A1.1 TO AD•JllTElt or= MU NCC ... .._ ESTATE Of: C\JCC._ .. .., NOTICl IS HBOY GENEVIEVE P. llOnCI 11 tUDY <iVEN M • wt .. It BATES OlVIH .. 1 _. .. • *-•llr-* CASE HO. A20115t ._ ... _. 1"' .-.it•I ... To 61 h-'11, benefl• Tiit .-.(1) .. -. .._ ..._ "' flit dariee. credltorl. cont· _ ..._ .r .. ..., dlr "''". YOOJil6 1ngent -creditor., and .,... WlY &.J.C. KWA YU, 1716S $typlrt '*"°°' who may other· 1"6S .,,.. Qr, ~ Cir .. IN, lnW. CA -be lnllfeeted In 1M .,...CADl4 Dl4 wil °' ..ate, Of bofl. of• Delle ......_ -. GENEVIEVE P. BATES o.e ...._ • D A ~l'-.~ lAUNDllY A P~TITION FOR uu:-v. .,._ :m...s~•-:-.._;:, : .... -=: ~e:;eM1~·Ae~4T~ ~.:4~,= c#lie(S on ... by .. idlefl.•)....... BATES In the Superiof .., ~ I or . llllr ,.. a.. y.. • Court of Calllornla. ;',.. ilw r-• _.. dlMl 1..!1""or°'e ~by flit 9*11.1), wc: County ol ORANGE. ..,.:-<:-;' ~~.:-..... I od ..,_, ,_ THE PETITION FOR di~ I OI 1\e W(1) ud PROBATE requests that w ..._ "911(•) b1n -..... ..._ o1 w MICHAEL T. BATES be .-HYON ICYV Lii. • cir --~:-....i•o.-.... '*Ya\•I wlft: ~T appointed Ills personal 4>60 C.. a.., l'ltt, ii DONG LEE 19122 X.11)' representallve to admin· C,,-. C.'906)0 ....... ~.:.;i-,.·c.:..-nl Ave.,~ CA t01QJ IS1er lhe eslate d tM de-DI -.... a. n.e _. lleill ta&d eedent. .. .... ....,.. • 111 ihis lllle by 1rt a-nl)I ~ 11: THE PETITION re-6-. k-:;:: ~ ~ bt ~ For .. .a la ~· =$~ t~~·r~~ =--.... -": .cm or ... lluaft, ~ • ..,. be &dmit1ed to probate ._. .... ....,.. fWl'Y, •°' m-:":' ~~ The w• and llY'f oodicils _. • 1oc..a • ~ · pos. ~-_. '°"-ere available for ex· 11165 ~ Or. 'M, '> Siimv lie • eo -eminalion In the file kepi ~CA 9l614 alid-6 -by the court Tiit ... .. • • TMI. ~ ... ~ locllod • THE PETITION 18• .......... __ ...... T~ di9alilnf ~ l1W st).,.,t Cit .. l'N. quests authority to ad· .. 6it m 11AM JiS. dy br ., lM&, CA 9261• nWllsler the eslate under CllOW l)IC, .... -... l)ISS of lie ~'1 Id-1k Ilea Mir It the Independent Admon· ,..i aok ... • Mir I. dles1 or ofier i.Med ID Ilic ~· IS!ration ol Estates Act lOOO 1. if eny, ;::, • ~:U ~ (This Au1tlOrity Wll allow n. Wt""'•..,_. ~~. . H -w ....., .. ~':..~~! Z":~ ~0:--S:: R· 4llr ii May I. DID tlOOS without obtaining 6l06.l \'IS/NO y . E ne ii.a Mk la court approval Before "' ...... • _...._ --~ ID CalifoniA U.t. t k rt I '" -__,_ -Rlllc:ottled 1 as In· ~ ,.__._, ,........ a 1ng ce ain very m· k 6106.l 11111 ~ ..... ..._,.,_ .,._ portant actt0ns, hOw· ._ lie ~3990~No Sediol 6106.l. YES/NO ever. the personal rep.a-~) -,_ NA of · Y sentallve wid be required 11111 ~ :"the o Clf tk Mic It •bjccl to give notice to in· m lk ,: : -:: ~ f IDS«. 6106.l. die follow· terested persons Uf1les8 _._ _ .._ ~ _ ills ~ .... be they have waived notJOe --, • ..,. -.,.,,.,,., TEAM UClOW INC.. : •ININ 11 pro¥1dr4 ) or consented to the tltSI ....... k.. 0.. 'Ille -ud lddtr9 proposed action.) The .~~~1 T E °'~pa.-wtdl ~ independent admin1s· :~;:.~.,: 1,..rb") clam M'f be f\lecl It tralion authority will be _, ._ ~Ri TEAM ESCJtOW INC., g ranted unless an 10-r:.,, er:~:~ 1J u t BrootMna St. terested person files an VE ST A Gu'lb GrvYt, CA 92843 objection to the petllion -"'1 Walt flit._.. i Md lllt ... "' for l'lliq ~ ~r:!u:i:= ::. .. ... lplQ6ed ORNIA eta.. ">' U1J ctedik>r grant the aU1honly o-i Afnl l, 2000 1J, ~ress IS pur. aMll bt May s. 2000. A HEARING on the HYON KYU LiE. a.,.(a) AASURST COURT w\ldtt ii lk .._"I petiuon will be held on ~~.._ !!J)..,T bcfott lllt ~ult MAY 11, 2000 al 1 45 t'N56SS7Hl()$14.S Ap ~~.8~2~ ::=~2000 pm In Dept L73 to-20.2000 ~Ill amount seana ~l DONG UI. ~~9: ·~~ rg:.~ Flctitlou1 Bu1lnM1 ~sad ~~ _,..., CA 92868. N1me Statement w"' Wiie of "-Nr....pan ~ IF YOU OBJECT to The lollowillj1 persont tlQIJ of this is Ma. the granting of the pee.. are doing bu*lea as 5124 581 S5. WllCti Ill· C~~'97~S Ap • tion. -you should ~r LO&B INVESTMENT ~ :c,:r ~ ii, DX> a1 the heanng ano state CO. • Caklornla Gen· (ll'Oldm acoueCI *10 Flctlllous Buslnus your objections °' lite eral Partnerat.p. 329 Vie Unpaid iilltrHI) Ind iu wntten obtectioos with Udo Soud Ne111port SOllaDle estlmaled CX>SIS. Na!me Statement the court befOfe tile Bead\. CA 92663 eipenses and aovances The loflowuljl persons hear1ng Your •P· James E Oobroll. • Irle ol f111i11 ~ are doing busifl9A as. peerance may be 111 P9f· Gtneral Partner 329 lhis~ New Beach Yacht son °' by your attorney Via Udo Soucl. Ne"'1>0'1 Club, 1099 Bayside Dr , IF YOU ARE A CREO-Beach. CA 92663 l'fi STEE Newport Beach. CA tTOA °' conbngenl creel· Wa"en C Lefebvre, SEFhlK':E~ 92660 l10f o1 the deceaMd you General Partner. 15 IU'I""-'"""'' RNANOO Terry Ph1llrps. •53 muse file your cla1111 wilt\ Chatham Coort New-1'11'~~"'.ll.J'>-VD Costa Mesa St . Costa the court and mail a · pOl1 Beach. CA 92660 II~:~ TA MESA 7735&4 Fk:tJtlou1 Bu1lnes1 Nalme Stltem.nt The f ollowlng pef1'00S are dolno bu8onesa as THE FATRVIEW APARTMENTS. 2701 W MeFaoden. Santa Ana. CA 92704 SigMI Hill F etnffy Ltd Prt.. (CA). 104 I vi 18th Slreet Ste AIOI COSl8 Mau, CA ~7 This 1>1.111neM ., con· ducted by • hmited partMrsh1p Hne you started aomg business yet? Yes 1970 Slgoal Hill Operatono Inc., IS General Partner IOf Signal Hill Family LTD PAT Rochette Rat>ego Secreta ry This statement was flied with tl'le County Clerk of Orange County on O•H 1 ·2000 2000'825810 Daffy Ptlol ~ 13. 20. 27, Max 4, Th638 Pm-~ ELWUWAY Mortuaty • Chapel Cfemation 110 Broedway Co.ta Mesa M2·9150 Mesa, CA 92627 copy to the personal r~ Am C Fecke. T ru«ee Gary Sllepherd. 453 resentallve appointed by of the e.mtn revocable Costa Mesa St , Costa the court within four Trust. Trust A., 1026 Mosa. CA 92627 months from the date of Chorro Street Suite 1. Tin business 11 con-Ille hrst issuance of let· San Luis Obispo. CA. dueled by co-partners tars as prOllided in Pro-9340 1 Have you started bate Code section 9100 Am C. Fecke, Truatee doing business yet? No The time fOf filing daims of the Bennett Family l erry Ph1tllps ...,111 not exprre before Trust, Trust B. 1026 This statement was tour months from the Chorro Street, Suite 1. hied with the County heanng date noticed San Luis Obf'9Q, CA Clei1c of Orange County a bove. 93401 on 04-11-2000 ' YOU MAY EXAMINE Ths busineM " con-2000el25f13 the file kept by the court ducted by. a general Dally P11o1 ~ 13. 20, tt you are a person in-partnersfl1p 27, May 4, 2000 Th639 tMes1ed '" the escate, Have you atarted you may file with the dotng 1X111ness ye t'> Flcttllou1 Bullne.. court • Request IOf Sf>e-Yes. 111'»'87 NarM Si.tement ~ Nolic:e (lonn Jamet E OobnlG The tollowlng l)ef$00S DE-154) ol the filing of This statement was are doing business as an mventory and ap-filed with the County Stone~reell Praa, Pf9ISill ol eslal• assets ~ °' OfWlOt County 21022 t ,..,_.., Of ol ""f petJ1lon Ot ac-on 03-31·2000 '" .,.. .... , count as prov.clad 1n 20006l2..00 ~~~;nyon Cah· Probate ~ section DIMiy Piiot Apr 6. 13. 20, Curt Yoder 21022 1250 A Requesl lor 27. 2000 Th519 Horaetree Circle. 5'>ecial Notle• form 11 Tr•boco Canyon, Cah· available from Iha court lomi8 926 79 Clerk Karen Yoder 21022 Attorney for the Ho1aetree Circle . Petitioner: Trabuco Canyon, Cah· JOUAH S. ERTZ. '°'""' 92679 ESQ. S8N 46422 Th• business II COO· ~17 .DOVE~ Eo:·p ~ =ed by husband and BEACH, CA 929eO Have you started P ublished Newport doing busmess yet? No Beach·Costa Meaa Curt Yoder Dally PllOI Apnl 14, 20. Thia statement was 2l, 2000 tiled with the County FTh352 Clenc of Orange County on 03·23-2000 2000fl 2319t Dally Pllol Mar. 30~ 6, 13, 20. 2000 ~ SEU YOUR CAR IN CLASSIFIED [)iscount (~askct l ,, 11111111•1 .,,.1 l\1111 ,1 "· ,, ,, ' C1mr1Sm..,u11r11I Qwiliry Gulttts for J.ns Direct Cremation .. $495 Immediate Burial .. $995 {1""""11.aeiuM• Pr~mngcmcnc Ptognms A";uJablc foe Fun<DI Strvic:a. Cremations and Caslttts ((l\.tl'\HI .,,.f-..\\1 I ~-s ~' ' I ( \ " , , I I LAST DAY TO FILE PROOFS OF CLAIMS ANO INTERESTS Purauant to Sac11on 50 t of the Banltrvplcy Code ( 11 u s c Section 101. ec aeq) .. ~Ot'I ho4dlng claim• Of in- terests against DAVID KANG. 1k1 SUNNY GIN, at.a S UNNY KANG, a debtOf under the Bankruptcy Code. pendl=the Uni1ed Statea ':Y Coun IOf IN Cent Diltrict ol Caltlornia, S.nla Ana Oiv1ston Case No . SA99·19!1'4LR ahall file lheir proof d claim. and/Of interest In the Clertc'a Office of the United Stalas Banlcrup1cy Coun noted herein. located et 411 West FOl.lrth Street. Santa Ana, Calfloma, 925Q 1 on °' before APRIL 21. 2000 Pubhshed Ntwport 8each·Coa11 Mu• Delly Pilot Apnl 15, 17, 18, 19 20. 21. 22. 2•. 25. 28, 27 28, 29~ I, 2900 STARTING Flctttlou. BullMN Heme Statement The lolloWlng P9f90M are doina bu.._ ea. SOI.AR MASTERS, 815 E Balboa, Newport Beecn. CA 92861 Solar MHtera, LLC, CCA). 6l5 E Balboa &rd . Newport BHch, CA 92881 ANEW BUSINESS?. • • • • • • • • • • • Tto bu11neaa ta con· =~umlled Have you atlrttd doing t>ullneas yet? YM, 311/2000 Soler Malt41ft, LlC, William Kavtrnln, Man- epr Thie ataltmenl -· fljed with the Counl) Cle!1t °' OnlVI Counly on 03-28-2000 lOIMll4122 Olly Piel! Mar 30. • f, 13.. 20. 2QOO JM?! ITATEMINT Of ~ w 9e1mor1 =-u::..~ =-~~ ~I~ =---=I~ :rr:·.::rnV.o: lledn._.,--::n'~ =·~~-= -ddrlCI ~---dlh ........ - -dolnO bUei1991 • IUIMSS NAm Clll1I °' ~ Ccu1IY H Dl!M.A.T 1.taR A U SAVE AUTO CEN-STEYE.N rs, 1751 ..._ rbe & rm The k)loWlng petl0tl(1) on 03-3t· 2000M24MO DEfDOf 1'IUIT MlfD TEA, 1 Auto Cetilrlr Plec9riae A\19 , Com Oompenv, 870 W. 1 Illa ll'llve) aboelldollid Olly Ptot ..... a 13, 20. 1n• lM.f.SS YOU Ori\19, n..n, CA 82elC> ...... CA 8'llfZ7 8', IH 06. COiia ...... flt uee c:J flt ._... .,.. ,.. ~ M:T10N TO PA(). PPS Auto Rentlie, 9'e"9fl Todd NanKo. CA 812827 ~ "811111· :U, 2000 TIM TrCT VOl.fe ~It Inc.. a CaMoma OOfPO' 80~ Frankfort Ave.. Sooll C. Catter, 3122 OAYVA MARINE ~ BueinMa rr aMY llf SOU> AT rdor\, (CA), t lw1tO Cen-~ Beech. CA FnMllnd Dr~ V.. CA OIVISION, 76'2 Wind-...___ 'tntim'unt PU11UC W!. F YOU tar Orive. Tuetin. CA HMI 92127 IMld Or Huntington ~::=.:-..::..,.. MEED #4 EXJUHATION 92980 Thie ~ It CM-Tllll buelrl9ta ie con-ee.dl cA ~7 ,.,. ..--- Of Tt1E NAT\R Of n£ Thie bueinell le con· dUded by: In lncMdull ducted by: tn ~ The FlctltiOuS Bull-ar9 dDW1ll t u. PAOCfBlNl MJAHST dUded by: a ~ Have you alerted Have yOIJ etarted ""* name referted to SlEEPMAl<ERS IN· YOU, YOU SHOULD Have you atarted doing bvalneN yet? doing buelneH yet?. eboYe w.a tiled In Or· CORPORATED, 1515 COHlJCT A 1J1WVfR doing t>uelneH yet? Yea, 4-3-11M17 Yee, 3-24-00 9llQ9 Counly on Ocean Blvd.. ~ Matica •~~ Y•, l<V31198 Sle\l9tl T. Nanlco ~ C. Carter 11109199. FILE NO · Beach. CA 92661 Colw U1t 12 PPS Auto Rentala, Thia alatement wu Thia atatement wet t99968t0884 ' Sleepmalc11a In· .nee c:omp.i,. a ~ 11\C., Mar1t Pa!l(lnaon, flied with !tie County 111.cS w1tt1 !tie County O.yvi International, corpotlled. (CAI. 1515 1ic1f1 al ~ ll2le (Pres) OIM d Orlnll9 Counly Cle!tl « OrMQe eoun.y \nc. (CA), 7142 Wfnd· Ocean alvd.. Newport lneur.a Colllplny aa , ~· etttement wN on 03-24-2000 on 03-28·2000 fleld Or., Huntington Bea<:n. CA Ir.lee! ~. 01 tllClOllllOf '~ whh ttle County IOOOU217t7 2000A24t44 Beedl. CA 92647 Thi• tMlneM 11 con· illmlt, °' ..._ . of Orlnae County Delly Pilot M&f. 30, ~. Delly Plot Mar. 30. Apt. Thil bullnaas I• con· ducted by: a oorpor•tton ~ ~ ID lhf,' on OJ.31-2000 8. 13, 20, 2000 Jb581 8, 13. 2Q, 20QQ Th5§9 du<*d by a oorporttiOl'I H•11e you 1terted Died ti tflllll ~ by 2CIOON24111 Dayv• tntematlonal. ~ bull!l9M Y.et? No. $1¥1 w.i Shtl ~Bil Daily Pilot~.&. 13, 20. Flctltlou&. Bualneee Flctttioua BueJnea Inc .. Martin e. LQ98I•. Steepmaltara ln-'1'111 Shh, HulDlnd and 27. 2000 ThOOO NMle StMMient v p • coq>orat9d, CtlnslOPher Wile• joirl..,... lfld • Heme 8tet9ment The lollowiog penons ·Thia ataternent wet l.. ThompeOn.Prealdent ~ 1~• • h-Actltloua .......,... The f~ -~ bulinMt u · flied w'lth the County Thia •tatemeni wu ~ • IM57740. ........ se.tement ~doing COMP' ~R· Communi~Aaoc:la· C14f¥ o1 OrWQ9 Coun1y filed With the County 8oc* -. Pltot -. d a..! The following pa •GOR u'"' bOn Coneu 1508 on 03/24/2000 OIM d OrWQ9 ~ ~inhc*9clh doing ~rtona SERVICES , 9951 Eton Pt., 'ewport IOOOU2H05 on ()3-31·2000 =~!°'*.:: ai:) MAC>MUSE. b)M Holder J'90eso'8•. Bwti. CA 92880 Olly Plot Mar. 30, AfJK 2000M245N ~ID lie,.... d Medden. 1n Rlver$de CC'r 0 Thomnln Karen Mn Bennett. 5, 13. 20. 2000 Jh587 Daly Pilot 1"fl( 6. 13. 20. O..erda..anios.1 Ave., 111n. Newport 9951 Holder 81 "': 1soe Eton Pl .. Newport 21, 2000 Th593 ....., ~ Beach. CA 921583 ~-. CA 90630 Bwtt. CA 92660 Flcdttou8 Bus1neea 1/1W2000 • ~, WilMm c. Bald. 1n Thia bulk.u 11 con-Thia ~:i~,~: ,.... S1mlement F1ct1tiou9 au.an..1 -«>1 .J Riveralde AYe., 111n . ducted ..... _ ............. _, ducted 1>y.,1n ._ The ............._ ........... NMle ~ """""""' .. _. Ne'""""' .. _ .... c· VJ• -· .............. H•Y• .;y~· ., .• rt_,. '"""""q"' ..----T>.... ::=.:-c.111 ~ ..,. s.I -..-.. ... ... ,., ,. Have you alerted dol ~ ..., .,. doing ~ u: .,,. ..... --on5'1V20Xl•~PMll 92663 doing butll-. yfl(1 No ng l>vtlneaa yet? The Swing Lab. 1730 art OOif111 u .. Hartl frOIC ..... lo Diana Bald, 1n Riv· Rail9r 0 Thomhill Yee. Aprt 1993 Pomona Ave., Unit '· TESTAOCESS. 1533 .. COid( ~ erslde Ave., 11177, Thia statement WU ~ AM 8eMeW COiia Mela. CA 112627 MomMa A\19 . Newpo(I 700 0,.; c.. ~ Newport Beach, CA filed with the County NedThia 'Mlh~-~ Cec1us P1clcaglng, Beec:tl. CA 92963 Wiil S.. AN. Celfor. 92663 can d OrWQ9 County Cle!1t of Orange co;;;;y (CA), 1730' Pomona Blomeric:a. Inc., (OE), 11111 PIMo aucDI. ID,. This busin99I It con-on 03-24·2000 on CG.28-2000. Ave.. Unit 4, Coeta 1533 MorvCMa Ave . hrQlllll 1DW kw cm/I du<*d by. huat>tvld end IOOOU2J11t Meta. CA 92627 Newport Beach, CA ~ 11 lie llN cl'* Wife Daly Piot Mat 30, • 2000ll24t40 Thia business is con· 112553 11 MIA money al ht .Have you started ei 13, 20. 290ci Thst8 Delly Plot Mar. 30. •· duaed by. a corporallon Thie businea II oon-lMMd sw.J 11 ,..,._ doing buslnNI yet? O. 13. 20· 2000 !Me5 Have you started dUcled by • oorporaliQfJ *·.., ....._ IX!lw,ed Yes, Sfl4195 dolrlg ~ yet? No Have you atarted ID and"°"" held'-f ,_.._, Wtlliam C. Bald Fk:tlttoue ...... F1ctltloue .......... C ct'· P .... I .w.... ~ ....., No _,Deed r:1 T~ ;;: Tllll statement .was ...,... Ste..,.....,. Heme Stll'*'*'t Eric •w~. ~ng. Bk:n.nca. 1nc'::"Jane1 ~ ...._, W'I said filed with the County The following persona The following pe1100s This 11aternen1 was Moore, S.Crflary Counly anc1 Stale and Clertc of Orange County are doing bueWMlia as. ate doirlQ ~ es: filed with 1he County Thia stelement was delc!ad as folloof4. 144 on Ol).31·2000 Elite Pef1ormenoe v.. ~ ANO SINGH Clertl of Orange County flied with the County more full¥ delcnbed on 2000M2451J hic'e'I. 3029 ErffrllriM. COMPUTERS 2000, on 03-24·2000 Clel1! of OfWlOt County $lld Delle! rt Tl\lll N>N Dally Pilot~. 6, 13, 20, Coelll Mau, CA 9M26 1106 Eut Walnut. Sutte 2000M2SI01 on ()3.31 ·2000 4»2n-01 Tl\lllee tS 27. ?000 Th§Q! COmplete Car Care tO, Santa Ana . CA oa..,. Pllol Mar. ·30, ~· 2000M:2..-~ p!opeffl •as "· Cen111. (CA). 3029 92701 6, 13, 2Q, 2000 00:4 Delly Pilol Apt. 6. 13. 20. ~e 11· The S1nl8I ~ Flctltk>ul BUllMN Enterpflle, Calta Meu, Paul Oevld Hastil)gs. 27, 2900 JM9! drea and Olt'9r common Name Stet.meftl CA 92626 704 WMt PMTlyra AV<t-flcdtioul Bu1ineu I dlllgNlllln. ' any, cl h The tollowi~rsons Thia buU-Is oon· nue. lJnil A. Orange. CA Neme s..tement Flctltiou. Bu1lnu1 _, plOP9llY dllsolblld •-doirG bu ••. dut1ed 1>y. a corporation 92868 .... _ f~· ,__., ... __ s·-~· .00.. • purponed 10 be •• NII> ~ .. Have you t1arted R1tN All Singh, 1930 """ ...-.~-,_,,_ __,....,,. 2ll!O Newpci1 8lld Co6ta Cheap Cl by Manon, ,.,_ bulk-. .-1 No West Coll.,,e Avenue. Me doing u. The following per900a 603 Klllg$ Road, New· -.,. r--• House d Lal/ender, are doonQ bu9leu u Mau. CA The l.S'der· pOl1 Beach. CA 92663 Complete Car Cera Apartment •11, San 1815 Port Marglle, Omnlflc Ad11erti11ng l9'8d T~ dlldarns Manon Patanfian, 603 Canler, M Ati'Wy. P191 ~. CA 92~7 Newport Beach, CA LLC. 18627 Btookhurs1 anr UbrMy 1o1 anr -· K Road N lllis atetement wu nws t1uainesa is con-~ ._,. F '**'-' cl h Sired lllgs • •wport filed wrtti the ,.. __ .., dueled ..... a ,__.at 92660 "'· .......,, Ol#1tM'I Val· iddl' ilnd Beaci1. CA 92ee3 """"""' ..,, .,....~. Char1et Jay Shenk, lay. CA 92708 '" '*-~ This buS1nese IS con-Cletlc of OrWrD9 CoU\ly partnership 1815 Pon Mergete, OmnUic Actvert11lno mon ~ ' ""'· dUc:ted by· en lnclvldull on 03-24.2000" Have you started 9N.1ewpqrt Beach. CA L l C . 18621 "'°""' '*., The ~ HaYe you started 2000llU7tl dOlng buSIPMI ye(/ No 266<Y Brookhurst S1 • •306. 1 .,__,. d "' ur'Cl8ld ........., ._ __ wrl? No Daly Piiot Mtr 30. ~ Paut De.tld Hasdngs 'n."-• F C tlllllnoa d 11e --.,,. ...__ r-· 6 13 20 2000 .......... This ttatemeni -s .. ~~ ~ is con-OYntain Valley, A ~ ll¥ Iha -· Marion Palanjilln•'• W:il5N --dut1ed by an lnclvldull 92708 llRll*1Y IO ThlS statemen1 wu filed Wlltl the County Have you ttarted Tllis bullne*5 la oon-:.,=.,:... '::: ~ with Iha County Fictitious Buslneu ~ os-°'2&-'=9 CoU\ly doing ~ ye(/ No ~ l>'J' Umlled Lie· 11111 ............. d ___ ,. of Or11ng9 County Heme Statement 2000N24142 Ctwiea Jay Sher« bllty Co tl'8 .-~ d h on 04-04-2000 The lollowlnQ petaona nJu Pilot aq, 30 Thia etaternenl -·' Have you 1tarted ,._. rt 1111 .. 20006'24192 are dOlng ~as. -1 • ·Apt. tiled Wtltl IN County dc>ing t>u.ineu yet? Slll3080.54 111 eddlarl ID 08ily Pilot Apt. 5. 13, 20, COAST CORPORATE 6• 13• 20, 2000 Th568 Cle!\ d Orange County Yes, 4-11.QS CMtl h Thlme ~ 27, 2000 Th604 TRANSPORTATION. Fie..-... • ._ 1 • ._a on 03-2&-2000 Omnlfic Advert1J1ng KICl$ll a *-~ d-* UUUU9 _.,... 2.000N24123 LLC . ~ Gtaey '*-1 on u1121 or"'*'"" Flctttiou1 BusfnMS W2~2 Villaif:. D"c9 ' Heme Stetement Daly Pilol Mar 30. ~ · ~ :;.=:::~ Name Stabwnent 9~'019'uon en. A .,~~ e. 13, & 2000 wee ,~'wi;:a1~nt;~,:; or1on.dl~bJUllPI The lolloWloQ peraona er mou11ne. (CA). CREEK ACIJ.MEDICA Flctltiout 8u1IMN can of ~ CountY ulldnl~lrldlaln are doino t>uain.s. u 20282 Vlleoe Dr .• Hunt· CLINIC, 2900 Bristol St., on 03-J1·2000 ..-on, -vi -TRAV(l PARTNERS! lnQIOn Beldl. CA 92G46 1Gl03, Calta Moe.. CA Mime Stltement 2000M:24eOJ ~ 111 _.. ti.* A SINGLE TRAVELERS This bu11ness it con· 112828 The following persona Daily Pilot ~ 5, 13, 20. .....,llSec:llonSlOZd CLUB. 2865 Pinecreek dliclled by • corpor11100 Joo. Y<Ulg HM, 99SI are doonO buslneaa as V. 2QQQ Th59S "" Frerbll Codi and Dr.. Unit F-304. Costa Have you 1tarted Holdef St. •5'1. Cypreas. Classf<: Advertising, aAhOtlNd ID do~ ~o~~ 9~ Tovar. ~:113-1~n•11 yet? CA 90630 ~1601"=:.-6'!·::S Flctttlout Busln.u "It-. .... 111 the_.. 2855 P _ .... Dr ""-· '~~-. w---This buelne$s Is con· L ........ _ u-~ S.....____t ""°" f1t'lll fWI ~ • inec:r-.. • .--...,,...._.. .,,., duded by an individual 1nee ........ 1e11. ._... --·-· ICXllCllld ,. TNlllll ,,_, F-304. Coata Mesa. CA W Forreelef. PrM Have you •tarted 1601 Alabama St •3, Thi tolloWlng peraons ~ ,. -d 92626 Thi• ac.tement -• doing ~ yet? No Hullbngton Beecf\, CA are ~ ~ as .. TM!llla o.d W1M This business It con-hied with the County Joo, Young Hwe 92648 TLC GRAPHICS, .,.. .._,,. .,.... ID ducled by 1n lndMdual Cletlc ol Orange County Thi• stttement was That bu$iNU ia con-1 ne Ptaoentla Ave • ,. -°'arm.. Have you 1ta11ed on 03·24-2000 tiled Wit.. • .. _ Cou du<*d by: an Wdvidu8I Coelll Mne, CA 92$27 .-.-•• doing buelnlss yfl(1 No HOo.U.3711 " .,,. nty Have you atarted T9fTalH Co111n1. 1n9 ,,....., ol • n. • *' Yvonne M. Tovar Delly Pilot Mar 30, ~ Clel1l ol Orange County doing busrnesa yer? No Pta~tla Ave Costa ~ 10 ccJlect • dlb ---• .. 20 Th on 03-2B-2000 Vi ........ _~ ,.___ c• -... 1 and In\' '*'"-in Ob-.,.,. statement was "• 1,.,, 2000 2000elt4141 lnOe L -...._ ... .,,_ .,_ ...-be i.o b ,,.. filed Wrth the County Olly Ptot Mar. 30, •· This ttatement waa This buSlness 11 con· =-tu~~ ~~ Counly Flctfdoul Buslneu §, 13, 20. 2000 TM§! ~ ~er!:. = ~.by y: ~d " ~ ..,_ °' 2000a2••• Heme Stlttement . Flctltloua Buelrw on 03-211-2000 doWlg ~ y•? No ~ ~ .... Daly Pilol. 6, 13.·20. The lollowlllo pettona ....._ .. lllWlt 2000M2.413t T9fTe .. a Collins .-.i or ~ 27, 2000 Th6Q5 -dow'll ~ a Del)o Plot Mw 30. ~ This sta.tement waa br--. ID ...,, h a) Cott99 end Gar· The folowlng P9f'llOlll §. 13. 20, 20QO Th564 filed with the Counly •dat*idl-MQAd ~ Fictitious BUii dens oom, I>) Cottage• ere ~ ~ aa. Cleltl ol Orange County * °"" -... ,,... end Gardena. 51g tr.! Caliber Sportfi1nlng, f1c:titiou1 BUllWI on 03-31·2000 rw.Rilr Mt!..,.• Nalme St8t9ment ~ AY9 . Corona 400 ~ SI . ~ NMle St9tement 2000M2.45M Pl1Mdld tw. and ,.. The follow!~"°"' del Mar, CA !12e25 CA Ir.lee! The ~peniona ~ Af;tf 8, 13. 20. =r:::C*d clhrOt are Pdoong as Robert w T•~· 519 Came M leeter, 19 -......_ u ~ Th596 ... _.... ~ rlntwell. 350 1/2 .,____ ,.._ s.abord c• ...-.-.. _,,, -"' - -"""" ,_,,,_ w · """ ... . .... ...,.. 1) Ameflea w~• F~ ..,... ~ a 11'1> Avocado St. tF2, Cotta rone del Mat, CA~ 8-dl. CA 92963 -,.. ,.mes " _, ,._, .._ Meu. CA 92627 That t>u..-is con-J1c:bori H lattlet, 111 nanctal, I>) America ~ .., ...,... c1 IC'tm J Hoflmao, 350 duct9d by .,, inClvldual s.atitrd Ct • Nwport ~W• Aellty. c) .. ~rwJ«Jf h ~ lfld al"'~ AYOC8do SI., •F2. Calta Have you atarted Beach. CA 92963 I, 3867 .,.rch SL Cl.-cl bf ..i Dlld rt Mesa, CA 92627 doing 1>u11neu yet? Thi9 buelnea II con· • Newport Beaoh, Tlull The .. o. nci Ttus l>usinees Is con-YM, 9-99 ~ by: hulblnd 80cl CAKe~ p 811_, .... , idde"' lV'4 io otun dueled by. an irdvldual Robert w. Taylor wife '"... """" .., aocrued Nnlll ,.. n Hava you started TNa 1tatement wu Have you attrted 90l Sonor• Aw .. la oalaWll lor "' ~ doing business yer? No Ned with the County doing l>IJllr-. yf/1(1 No HD•. CA 92CieO secured tJy .,. deed rt IOm J. Hottman 01efi1 °' Orlnll9 County CaiTlt M. LNier lhia t>ull,,_. Is con· IMt. ......._ or rd -ThlS atatament was on 03-24-2000 Thil 11atement -• due* by. an ~ QUellelad colmcalO. or "' tiled with Iha County 2000M231IS filed With the County Have you 1t1rted .. ~ d.,.. ~04~~ County ~ Pilol Mar. 30, ~ Cle!1t °' OrWQ9 County ~.~&=No :;._.,,,.~ 2000M24tt4 8 13, 20, 2000 Th575 on 03-28-::.U41S7 Thil statement wu or Mt afl9I PMDfl Deily Pllol Apr. 6. 13. 20, Olly Plot Mar. 30. •· flied with the County ~7• ,....__ V . ?000 Th6Q7 Fk:tttJous hslneN e. 1;>. 20, 2000 Th563 on~ .. ~ ... er.nae County -~ ~ .....,. Stlltement .........,.2000 _, d Tiit Fk:tJtlous BUllMM The lollowtncl per.ona Flc1HloUI BusineM 2000M2JIM lrllMWll Company. Name S-.t--are doing~ aa NMle Stllt.ment Daly Plot Mir, 30=!= i4011 ..,..,_!!Ml, Sec-.,,....,,. Watt Coeat u .. ,......... .......... ~-6, 13. 20. 2000 ~ ond ......_ ,.._._____ The fOlloWlng ""'raont -~.,, ,.,. ..---·· r....... ----..-2000. 3320 e Chap--~ a: • CalbTmllllJIJ2(118)1~ are doir1g l>ua#'9tl aa 11\11'1, &lie 1~. ~. Al·Fabl\a Procluctlons F1ctltloul .,.... 9430T--"-~ ..... ~. Modern Vintage CA 1128ef.38t l ~w ,.. ___ ,.,_......_ ,.,: Heme Stlltunent ·-._ .._ Fumnure. 3607 Finley ........., .._ "".,.... ....., ~-59'Qllaty Avenue. Newport Joann 8umharn. 3320 •353, CypreM, CA The lolowlno P9l90nl .__, ~ Beech. CA 92663 E Chlc>inan. SIM 1~. 90$30 1n ~ buliwle er ~ 4/20 4127 ~ a Wren. 3607 ~. CA 92861>-3811 .Abbaa Bitar, 4315 Pten11iew1. 24272 !>4 Fn9Y Awooe. ~ Thi9 buekl9ll la CM-C-Grrode Ci-.~ ~ ~ Mlukln 8ellc:h. CA 92663 duc:wd by 111 lrdWUI 0wre-. CA 90830 Vllio. CA -1 This bullnea la con-Have you atarted ·Ahmad Zahra. 7027 C.ty O. B«dman. STATEMENT OF dUcted by en lndMdlJll ti'IQ iu... yfl(1 No lan9'#00d AY9. ~12, 24272 c:tinsMla Dr . ABANDONMENT OF Have you started Jotnn 8umhem Hooiywood, CA 90028 MllliOfl Viejo, CA 92991 USE Of f1CTTT10US doing bus1ne1a ytt? No Thi 9'elemenC WU Thll b1111neM 11 oon-This ~ II con-F1c:titioul ......... BUSINESS NAME Julia B Wren tiled with the County ~ by ~ ~ by: "' lndMcUI Nw Stl!ll!Mnt The following ...,..,,,..(a) Thia alaternent wu can d OrWrD9 County Have YOl.I started H•ve you alerted The follo'#lna per-ont .. -·-· flied With the c:ountY on OJ>,24-2000 doing bullrllNe yfl(1 No doS,g ~ )'tC? No ere dolr1g l>uliltie ... he• (hev~ abandoned Clei1t °' Olv.ge County IOOOU2J7tl Abliu 811.ar Cary D. 8lodl:merl WAVE TOOLS. 1n9 :..=. na:!::· llctltlOUI on 04-04-2000 Daly Plot Mer 30, ~ Thi9 llMernent was Tiia Nlefnent was Plaoentla Ave • Coate S:~~oc~~ h~~~ Deltt Pilot ~f:8:. !!, 13. 2Q. 2000 ™ ~~ = ~z.~ = ~ =· 1779 Founttln Valley, CA 27• 2000 Th008 F1ctltlout B'*'-HOOM24!M 2000M2tHS ~ ::a1 Coat• 112708 ....... l1lltement ..... Plot Mat 30 The FictttlOYa Bull· Flcttttous Buetneu The ~ ~ "*" Mllr. 30, • .._.~ • . •. Thil butineM • con- neu name referred 10 Ne-..... ___. are ........,. ~ L!}. 20, 2000 Th6f2 6. ta. 20, 2000 Th508 tU:ted l>'J': In lnCIVldl.-I ,,_ _,..._... -• -Have you 111rt•d above wu Hied In Or· TM folllwwing '*'°"9 STOCK JOCKEY. 2330 f1ct111oue ........ FlctHloua 1ue1neu doing bu11neu yet? ·~ County on .,. do4n9 ~ ... v~ 118102. COiia NMle .... IMftt Heme ltl'*""'lt Yea, HICMI 02108100. FILE NO. Cantet FOf R .... rdl .,_, CA 82829 T r1llM Co111nt 200068111105 & Adva"'*Mnt d Hu-Fartlad Ott~ Jentl, The follownl peraone The lollowtng ~ .::_.._ 11....._...,.. _1 ........... .. ea•at p --v --.... lf9 doltlO ~ .. ..,. doing ~ ... ..... .......... .. • ..,.......,, "' -•no. man Olentlal. 25415 .. ~ a.,..-v, .,.,102, TlvM F0t ~. OREY WOlF GEAR, 111.o Will the County 18312 Santa Bellnde Boone Pl9Qe. Laguna COltl MM. CA .. 55 Fttlr Or . .m.~ ~~ .-.... St. COltl can al Otw1Cll Cony Ctrcla. FCM.1nt1ln Valley, .. CA 92963 Thll l>wlneM It ~ MM, CA __ -CA 9252& on ~1·2000' CA 92708 Mery1111 Malel\. 25415 ducted by 1n lncHcMI --.. ~ HOOIU4Nt Thie bu..,,... .. oon-.. _ ---I--· Hav• ....... .,.,.__. Joel H.P9tef9on, S5 -·T Woll Geer. LLC. ~Pie ~ by an ~ iti;,.CA,..~ _,,...... •-• '"" Flk Of, 1113, Colla ~ 1812 Alaal &., ~ AfJK 6. 13. 20, ~.!ta~-· Thie buW1et1 • oon-~"""*'0:: ~No ~ ~II con-TNI ~ :=. Tb§ft ...... " ...... cMlled by en ~ Tblcl ~ wu ~ by. .,, lncMcUI ~ by. l.Jrnltd u. Actllloue ......._ filed wllh the OountY Have YOl.I llarted llled wlltl !tie Councy Hew you llarted blly Co ..... 91 t "' •It Cletlc ~7 0ranot Coln'f. ~ bu11neee 'fffl'I No Qerti; °' OrWll9 ~ doll'll ~ Yfll'1 No A1vt you 11arted The ~ ~ °" :flf1()tf Merpm MlW on 03-24~ Joi1 H ~ daino bullneee Yfl(1 No .. ""WIG..._;·;_- ttOMllUl7 Thie -*'*" w 111111111" -... ,.,.,,, .... wu ~Woll 0.., UC. .....:=...'! Deltv Piiat • 13, 20, tiled Mitt the County Olly Plot ... ~. • .._ -~ ... .._.... l>'J' QR Nleft- 27Jitn '· 2000 nm C11111 a1 =-County ' 13, ao. 2000 Jb672 ~ :ran::. = ""' ,,.,.,.... ,.,... ~ ~ on °""°"" MllMNlt1 on OW.2000" ,,,. ..... mane ._ f(Jfll *fMc>n, ii f'l l~tmrl\ ~ ..,..,,, ~"°' AfJK e. 'na" 20. Acdtila• lu..,_ llllll!M1M N9d .-i llt ~ ll'ale uo, H .. pon UADl'lllll ..... IM .... ...__ • I •• rl ~ Plot ,.., ~ ..... a..tl al °'*"" ,.._........ ........... ,. .. WAA di.... The ~ ~.~ -- " • ..... LJ). a llQQ DM1 on ()4.04.200(1 -.., 'TI;'~ .. oon It's .. ~ bulil9ill ... :-~"'*'::1..:'·· ...... ,.... cllldM ~ "' ~ K CaMtoriM ~ flldloul lu1lrw .... ...,,.!!,.. Pl • ·-Ollr Nae AfJK e 1$. 20 HI • • ....... ~ t IUI-l7.2Dao · • ~: .. you '1arted I dlilg llon & 9poftt • ..... I .... 201102 .....,,.. ... ..... • IHC -JJP11! ......... ,.., No J'llt~ * Newpo!1 c.ntef Thi to1oMn1 penont 1107, Huntlnt•on Thi .......... '*"°"' A K1111 .......,, ~~ 2tS • ....,_ .,.~ ...._ • ~ CA _.. .,. ~ • 10W • .. ..,_ °"* ..... ,,_ ... h'·wbdba ~ltn V~l.~:l ~ 8oncn ~ .• ~ 00::!!:.. ;~~n1,~; OAYYA 1141 =-:-=.:· I Int ~~ = lolM A~-. .. .......... ,. ... -I ~,_,,. ........ Or., Hunt· -~ ...... Ofl ·-..... _, • ...,. -'--· Hulil· 11.ian llld\ CA .-1 • H 'M 101 , HurMngliOfl had\ ...... .: .. 111¥t!lfloulot, 11.ian CA ... Al -7141-.... ~ lEDNO lllllnt•I 1'"' '" CA 8eMt 1 'Ad , C:-. h ....... 11 ._., lleld Or.: ....., 20 ........ °'Ii:-· Dltf:-' •. I. 1l. i0i Im, Thie ~ II con-...... CA -Miid ~ 1 OOIPOl-.1 llld\ CA _.1 "°" llld\ CA iLll!!! 'Im I Gldld by ., .,..,., ""*' ...... II -Hlff '°" ...,." -...... II -MICllHI Wllllllft ·------· HtVt you •••rted ...... by. ., ...... ...... ....... ,.., No ..... .,, "'~ ......... IO ........ .,.- ·-1 .. r.._"107=--19t'1 ~v:..= ~ fla!!!,. Cllun In• Have ,_ _.. w• ¢ t .._ CA ... ,..,. P -· r-• ................................ :,., ..., -... _ Niii Vooef ,T, 8Millr* lllwf1'D-0............ ... J. lltll ~-•..., ..,.,..._ Thia ...... rnen1 .. nil .,,..,,.,,. -TNI 1 •• ... TNI ran ,,. ---,: • ........ r4. ..... ~ ;e::. = : :"4 = ~ ="O::. = =-~-= -.-=-= .,:n: Mmf...t-1 M ON44000' en GI I•... lft •INDllf • • .....-. w ... llllllllJll I 11111.. .. .... .,. 1111111111 I IM1a11CM :1s. ':.°;; '°116it :'\.':: .... i.at 0.': = 31\,& :\ ';:, 1\# . •QI I I U I dllf ...... ..., ....... . .. ,..,., (HJr::r..,. (_ Doily Pilot ... ~-....., flctidoua • Bualneaa tum. Statement The following perlOl\S are dot~ boeinna es Marina Prop1n1u 2833 W Coul Hwy Ste E. Nlwpott Beach, CA 92663 James F Path< 2«0 Nol1ll Bay Fld • Lallo A•· rowtleed. CA 92352 This busines. 111 CO" ducted by en ~· Have you Slart11d dotng bu11ness -yet? Yes. :w2 Jernes F Part.a< This Slllem.nl "'• • tiled With ttll Cour ~ Cleilc tJ ~ Col.wiry on 3-a 1·2000 20008824594 Olly,,.,.~' 6, 13 20 27. 2000 Th603 Fictitious Business Name Statement Th• lolloW1ng perscn are doing bu$!ness a al 8efltn Enterpllle• bl Myonlyca1elog co,., One T 8ChnolOgy DI ~B 109. lrvlne. C~ 2618 PllllMp A Benin 1117 J Dofado Dr , Trat>uro C' nyon, CA 929711 Tilts business ts i:o-ducled by an tndMtll Hav• you star!! dOing business v111 ~ Yes, 10 16~1 Actltloua ........ Name se..m.11 The lollo.wig per..w ..,. doong bulrne9I ... Ge<maft Home W · 11ry 2950 Grace u.,., Cotta Mesa CA 92e28 T & K 88"v,. Inc , ~ ~ a,._ I.Ant, ...._,CA 9282e Thia bulinta1 is con- ducied by 8 OOf"l)OfAllOn Have you ltttted <11>1ng buslneas ytl? Yea, Oec:embe<, 11195 T & K ·Bakery, Inc., Chnstophtr Kranelu. Vice Pre6IO&llt Th11 . alatelT)Jlnl was l1111d ¥11th IM Coonty Cttr11 o4 Or llfl08 Coullly on 04-10-2000 20006125525 Deity Pitol AfK 13. 20, 27, Max ~ 2000 Th628 Fictitious Buslneq Name Statement TM l0Uow1ng i:ereons at• dOlng buSIOel5 as Comerstont l Khnol· ogl.. t 555 "'4e"1 Verde Or E •012 Costa Mew CaLfom.a 92626 Donald L Gilsdorf 1555 ._,.OSll l/errM> O• E •012 COii M \A l•rw ~62E Thia bus OfiS IC Con· dUclold by on il1l1 \1d'41 Have you J etarttd ' mg t ""K! I' No OorNla l GolsJ;irl This stale"le:-• Wh hffld v ~h "'11 Count)' Cle,. 1 o-~~ Coonry on 04-u ··"W 2ooo&nn33 Ocllly P~ Ap t3 20 n May 4 41oy Th640 Fictitious Buslncu Name Slt1tcMent The I 11 • ~'I , ·r& "'~ .1rt.' r.»nc • 1,, ... , as ~ 'Jr A ;oo!1 AnltqUI'~ ,--"'_. 'lft T ·• Blo/J N ... po,.. BAact CA 92663 J. n " &-n.·.r·~ ?JI! Tuil n Ave '.ev.'?Ofl 8v -~ CA q2f~' --~ ~ Jo Mulllrl Fk•u IA .. Ill Ill If YOU 08.JECT to Med'"'*'~"-~ ......... flt .. ~al 9'tpeti. v.. ........ .. , The ~ ,,._,. Ion. -1GI' iihould ~ ~°"'~ 1~ County .,. dDtflg ltuli9ll .. .. .. hewlrlg llrd ..... 'lllll"'M1.. Neonet Sollltlona, Y'O"' oDjeetiona 0< lilt • _.. • 1921 BaYDOlntt Or , IMllttl Objecttonl Wllh ~ Pilct ""1l 13. 20, Newpoft ·IMad! CA lhe COUf1 t>efOfe lhl 27. May 4, 2(!QQ Jho39 82860 ' hH rlng Your ap· FictiUoul llue6lw Cul'ba 8. WoolfotM pelt9ftOt ma1 be II\ pet· 1921 Bay~ 0r. eon ot ~ your -.ney Naitne StaktMnt Newpott 8tach CA IF YOU ARE A CAEO- Thr lollow!nQ !*SOOS 92660 ~ or conlingenl cted- 8ft dorng ~ u; Thd bultnfft II eon-W tJ lie daceutd, you Clo"-5 and Colona. dtJctiad by an lfl<IMdull mull • YoUr dtll'n ..,"' s o .. 11mouth, Newport Have y6u atatted tht court and me~ e ~\ CA t26eO do4stg busintu yet? OClf1"/ to the ptllOnal r19- Pa•Jl1 Gratl-OtM1ra, YM 211,w reatntativ.. tppO!nted 5 D"rtmouttl, Newpo<1 Cun Woollo!lc by tnt oqun ~ lout Be&Jl, CA 92660 This 11aternent wu montltl from tilt date ol Thi" tiuslness is con· flied w11t1 th• County the hla1 Issuance od let· duct·'11e you 1terted on 04-18·2000 bate Code 14lctlon 9100. doing buStness ¥et? 2oooe121211 The timt tot hling clams Yes, 10f98 , Daily Pilot AfK. 20 27, w1U not e)lplre bef0<e Pauh1 Gr.1ef·OeM1ra May 4, 11, gpoo Th661 four month• "°"' the .This statetnent was hearmg d .. lt notlceq foled with the County abo11t ~ ot Ofange Councy .NOBSCTICEM030f YOU MAY EXAMINE on 04·11·2000 tht Ida kept by lht c:oun 20006825595 PETITION tt you art a pert011 tn- Oaity Ptlol Apt 13 20. TO ADMINISTER teresteo 1n U1e estatt 27, May 4, 2000 Jh631 ESTATE Of: you m1~ "'1th the Fictitious Busineu ROSEMARY C. ::n,:_. lloml IO< Soe· Name Statement FOLGER DE·t541 ol lhe Mi0g ol Tn.-·~•Oji persons C'SE NO. A201847 an lnvenloty and ap- 1r 10 busirlMa as To ah he•rs ~fl· pra.'511 o' tttate auets F• •.;t Tr.ldlllQ Group aaroes Cled1IOfS. cont· °'of lfl/ !le''''°" :Jf ac- 1 »5 • '"Sa Ve<d8 DI. E. lngant c:rtdt101$ and coorn 85 ;:--ottded In S1e ~·I Co'1a Mesa peraorl$ who may Olher· Probate Code aect.on CA '·C>.."6 wtse ce 1111eresled 111 tilt 1250 A Reque~t lor -Od Fama1 1555 WIM °' ""''' Of both ol Spe..."'18 NO!h"I IOrm IS "' ' \ . .,. °' . E Sle ROSEMARY c I\~ fl( lhe coun 22·1 Costa Mesa CA FO}G~~TITION FOR clat1. 92626 Anomey for the N ' 1 Mousa 1555 PROBATE nas been Petitioner· Me • Velde DI . E Sle !tied Cy ANTONIO J Paul, tYtitngs. 22·1 Costa Mesa CA COSIMANO 1n !ht Su· Janofsky & Walker 92o2i' perlot C<'ur1 of Cah101-LLP. Tn•s business is con-~A~r 01 Jeulca s. Dorman· 0t.'" !:'1 husband and THE PETITION FOR D1vl1, Eaq. (CSBI wife 12511911). 695 Town '"ltvr you started ~~;'J ~equests Iha! Centtf Or .. 17th AOOf, do.,11 !lus•ness y111? COSl .. ANO b Coeta Mesa. CA Yt• A ~ 1999 "" t eP· 929211·1924 T°Odd Farhat pointed as per50081 rep· Published Newport Tt, statement was resen1aw1 lo administer Beach·Co~ta Mesa • ~.111 the Cou"ty too 861818 01 the dece· Daily Pilot Ap<ll 1.0, 20 Cle~ ,, Orange Countu dent 21 2000 ~"' ,.,. l1·2\>00 ... , THE PETITION 11 FTIJ3S4 20006125597 ~ests lhe decedent • Oit 11 ;,,.,,. /lfJr 13 20 '" and c:odlc<IS. II any BSC 9422 Q. '·•J~ 4 2000 f1J§32 be admtned to prot>ate NOTICE OF The WiJ and lfly <»OoOI• PETITION F1ctlttoua Business are A\l•lab.e tor •~· TO ADMINISTER CNS1nln3 NOT1CE 10 CONTRACTORS ~ND. llSAt 3IFYtlOSI Stelecj bode ... be ,. QIWd at ltle office .ol PW-. ()pe<atlOnl • Fiii· view Dtvtl091T1•ntal Cenltf, 2501 Harbor BMS. Cotta Mesa. Ca 92e2e l.#lltl 1·00 PM. Clfl 6fM)() at wtllCfl timt ttiey Yr•• be publidy opened and rNd tor pelfonnng WOl1I '° t\#l1iltl .. t.bor m,11terlal1. tools. and equipment necnaaiy 10 R•f'!l011• a replace ap- p1011lma1ely 50,348 square teet, llurry.. seal approxlmatety 5.21 ,506 SQuare , feet. and ptlch approximately 11,407 &QUare IHI ot asphalt 1oadway. at FalMew Oeve'°9'T1ent Center 1n accordance with plans and speQficallonS 8'ddec"I lot lhil projtc1 musl po69eSS a curran1 A °' c12 elaultauon hcense(s) Issued by IN Cont<actors' S1ate l icense Board H IM bclder tS noc lcensed as speerfied !he bj(j be d111egarded Joint Venture bidders must rsc: a Jowl! Venture Preference will Of granted 10 bidders een1fieo as a · Sma•I Business" In I C· wrdallQI .,..,!fl Secuon 1896 et seq .. Tille 2 Cakforma Code of Reau lattOns AppltClllOnS 10< ptefetenee must Ce submitted to and ap· plOY9d by lhe Office ol SmaU arrd Mlnomy BuSI· ness. 153 t I Stree4 2nd Floor, Sacramento. CA 95814·2016, B ids must be .... . . -.-'. RESTAURANT NIGHT et.ue• ' Ra•a ..... ,,... Tht """"" Soelal s.. :\lllty or Ftde•ll Tu Nul'l'lben and lddf .. ol .. BuyetfT,..,.,.. art THE ZANETtS FIESTAUFIAN'T COR· PORATION, 31892 VIA PUNTEFIO. SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, Co\ll· FOANIA 92975 M llted by fll Stier/ lJcllNM .. Oltl9t ~ neu nemes and ad· dr ..... UM<I by t+le Seller~"'" wt• ~• thfff yaart btfort tht dal4l auch liatl WIS sent or delivered to lhe Buyer(Transleret art AS PROVIDED TO BUYER BY SEllER The MMla IO be told art dttcrlbed In general as furniture. hXlurts llqUIPITl9nt and lloc:k •n trtlde of 1 rKWlfllll with liquor ltetnM and lo-cated at 1830 MAIN STREET. IFIVINE CALI-FORNIA 92714 The Ul<I of lic:efwe to be trantferred IS ON·SALE GENERAL FOR BONA ADE PUB- LIC EATING PLACE LICENSE NO 47.332599 now issued for the Pfl!TllMS located at 1830 WJN STREET IFIVINE CALIFORNIA 92714 T"-bulk sale IS ltlt>- 1ac:I to Calllomla UrWOtm Commercial COdt Stction 6106 2 The anucipmtd dale 01 tht salellransler IS MAY 15 2000 11 the office ol CHAPMAN AVENUE ESCROW, A DIVISION OF GATEWAY TITlE 1205 E Chapman Ave Ofange. Ca 92866 The amount of tilt purchase pnce or con- i.1oerauon In oonoec:llon W'lh the tr1ns11< of tht l1oense end buSJne11. 51 5.000 which tncludH the estimated 1nvtnl0<)' ol 53,000 00 peyl\ble IS tollo ..... s DESCRIPTION AMOUNT NillM ltt1tm11t ~~ ISLAN OAEAMZZZ 280 c.bftlo fC. Com ...._CA 92027 Jtny ~'" Murray, 290 c.t>illlo fC Com ..._.CA 92627 Ellzabelh AM Min- ning, 280 Cabrillo fC. Colla Mtta CA 92627 Jonathan David F Mn, 15041 Edan St., Wtatmtrl6tar, CA 92683 Oel>O<lh AM F~. 15041 Eoen St. West· m.nate<, CA ~ Thia business •• OOf\. dueled by a general partntrslllp Htvt you started CIOlrlQ bulloeas YI(? No ~ Mar11n Murra-y Th11 •t1temen1 was filed wl1h the Couoty ~ oti.°:Jr County 2000HH27t 0.tly Piiat Apt 20. v I.fay 4. 11, 2000 Tl@ F1ctltloua Business Name Statement The folow!ng pertOOS are <bnO WSU-as Rues· OE PARIS 35S5 East Colst Hwy Cotona del Mar CA 92625-2404 Meyer Scnwartz. 245 Kansas St San Fran· QIOO. CA 94103 Ruecen S Schwaru. 245 Kanus St , San Franaeeo. CA 94103 This bli11neaa is con- ducted by~ Have you started doing buSWlesa yet? No Meyer Schwartz Th11 s1atemen1 was ltled .,...lh the County Cltnr. ol Orange Coullly on 04·18-2000 2000tl2112112 Daily PlklC AfJI 20 27 May 41 11, 2000 Th661 Flctltloua Buslnets Name Statement The loflo..,,,1ng persons are dorng bu$ineSS as Thursday, April 20, 2000 er·. : Flctllioua ~ 91C MOO ....,. 9'lt1mot NOTICE °' Tht f~ penoos PETITION -~ as TO ADltllNISTfllt Niltl . 23315 Elden Ave llG ~ta EST 4TE °': ..... CA 926Z7 GENEV1EVE P. 0.., Nelheniln. 2336 IA TES Elden Ave llG Colla CASE NO. A201'61 Mell CA 92627 To a" heirs, btMfi.. Ths bu$ll9A ta con-cianes cr9di'!ors. oont· ducted by an ~I lnQ&nt creditors \'fl(rd Ha'lt you 1talll FOR filed wllh tile Coun1y· PROBATE 11 bM11 Ctet\ of Ofange Coullly Med ~ ' Ml AEl T. on 04·1 4-2000 BATE~·ln •tr Suf>erlor 2000H25H7 Court, "'' .\ alifornll. Dally P11o\ Apf . 20 'Z7 Cour\lY 111 .-OAANGE May 4, 11, 2099 Ui650 fr ~~TITION FOR P OSATE r~ that Flctttioua Bualneu ·1.1 HAfl T 8ATES 11e 'Naime Stetement appo.nted as per~I The lollo repr-.a11111 to lldnWIJ wing perllOOS ~'" tne Mlate tJ Int ~ are aoong business es • eeaent ~·I MATTHEW·TAYLOFI S THE PETITt"•' Ii • 1032 IMne 8Mi . ~e....-'""" r pon 8Md'I CA 92660 QUHIS the Cecedent I Vernon G w tson WtA ancl oodlclll rl any 3403 Fucns•a Costa be aomoatd to probllle Mesa CA 92626 ·Ttit WM e!"rd any oodtc:lla Jar'9I K Willon 3400 are av1~1111t IOf t•· Fuenw Co51a ... esa a1T11111tr011 ,,. the Ille t.ICll CA 92626 CV 11>8 COUtl Ths business IS con· THE PETITION , .. caJded by husbltfld llld quei!S IJll"IC)flty 10 80• w.le minoste-11>e ...,,, under Have you starteo !he lndepet>dtnl ~ d01ng busmen vet? lf>trlti'ln ol Em1e1 A.ct Yei 4·1·99 'Tho,. .t.u.'l'tOtl)' w alow Jatlet K w.-cr. Ille pe•-.on&I repres.nl· Th s stateinen1 .,.19 •'"'' '" taka many ac· flied .,..1111 the Countv l•OOS "'rt')Oul obla;ntng Clerk ot Orange Cour1J) cou'1 apProvat BelOl't on ()4, 14-2000 IA1'1f19 Ct'rta•ll wry llTI 200068251111 po11an1 actrOnS ho"'· Dally Pttoe AtK 20 27 ever 1!11 personal r~ May 4 t I 2000 Th652 ~"\l"'lt w be l&QU!fed Fictitious Bualnen Name Statement The ro11o-..1ng perSO'IS otre 0()4n9 b\.siness as R E.I 2060 Sea C<Ne ln Costa Mesa CA 92627 Eugene Ferra 2060 Sea Co~e Ln Costa ~ CA 92627 to gw1 "Otice 10 1n ltttHllCI j)eflOnS unle9a !hey have ""IUVld nocJGe or consel\led 10 Ille proposed 1clt0n J Tn. Independent edm1ntt· trthon auth<tnl)' wtll t>t 9rented un•8SI an tn· tete.sttd l>tnton hies lln oOtectl\ll'I IC 1"' pttbon nd lohows good e11use wtly Ille COUii ano.ilCI noc granl the •..r.tlO<ltt Ph•lllP Berltn Thts statement " f~eJ "''th tht! Coor t; Cl«\ tJ Of~ Co;,. '\ on 03-31 ·2000 POi1 '' v "·'t' ... ~ 2lb T1 st 1 4.r N•.vo<>tt O'l:f\ :;'A fi:."t\" Tl\• l?Ui•'lt>~· .. ,;on- l'JJ:;aa 11\ n·w u an.J Name 1St•tement ~:;!~me ,_, I.cpl ESTATE OF: Th.. loliOWI~ persons A HE.ARl"IG O" u,. KATHERINE E. !l\lblnrtted 10< tile entire wot'!< descubed tllQre•n OeV1at1ons trom plans and s,pec11tcattons "''II rot be considered end w-d be cause lOf reiec· 1t0rs ol bt<ls Tl\• De r a<iment hils lt!8 rtgl'tt '" war.e any 11r191.1lan1y in a Cid °' to rej8d "'IV 0< al !)Ids No bt<I ...,. IX Personal Chect.. C $15000 00 0 g n e n n I Ths business s con· dueled by an noMdual Heve yo1. "an111:1 S dOtng CUSln&SS yel? !Ito Eugene Ferra " HEARING on tt-e pehllOn ""111 be ht4d on MAY I' ~al 145 pm "' O.PI L73 iO-cateo at :341 Tht Cit)' Dove S0\111\ Orange CA 9Z868 20006124Sto ~Apt 6 13 ' 7 Tll--'t:'. Flctltiout Buslnesr. tUme Statement The to11cw .. ng pe1~ -doing buSlnM$ ii AJleii l Servtces )()t Teton Way S..rta A'""' CA 92703 &en Allen L•"" .. rr 306 T etOfl Way Sdrr > Atta CA 92703 This bu$•ness 11 con· dUcled by an rrdtviCIU-11 Hive you s1111ed doing cus1nns ~Ill> Yes. 4·28-99 B<ett Allen l.Jtcvm Thts Statement ""' hied vmh the Count) Clerk ol Orange Cou'1ty on °'4~-2000 20006124890 Daty Pilol Apt 6 13 ~ 27. 2000 T~ Fictltlout B usiness Name St.atement The tQllo.i.ing !" r .,_ ~ llWcbng~ I Complete O!f tee Prt."1 ucts 6700 W1trrra.r ... ...,. •JO Hunungton Bu ~ CA ~7 Oanlel Sen04lrs, 6t'OO W-Ave •JO Hi;ft• rven BMch CA 9.zt;..1- f his buSllleMi Ii CCI" ~ by a" 111)\tdua Ha~e you started doing~ ~t? !) °'"'411 Sand•• This si.ttment "'"' flle Cleric of Oflllgll Co\l'll', on °'4-04·2000 20006124889 ~ P1'ol Apt 6 1J 20 27. 2000 Th!> 11 • It Hll~C' ~OU a ~ ,. -~ bus.'fleSS as petttO'I .. 1 be he'd on ARTHUR, aka t••ted F • '8 and M Con· MAY 11 2000 at I 45 KATHERINE vet'' t.p:~ 2790 H11cor pm 1 "--t L73 1 C;;i ~ t~ .,, n R;!Qi'• ~r..,erl. Tl'"&• t.11 n-""'! lftiiat • J • t.'1 "'" .::unty Cle<~ ot Orang. C.:..U11ty ,. ~.\-0" 2')()( 20000825295 i)Jll) PtiOI ~ • J 20 .7 ,_.!L.i~ ~ Fictitious Business Name Statemem Ill-l<Jllc.Mnlil • n;ons are CIOIJ'lQ W-!111 u BUST N BUTT S c.11e V .t'1u• •.; Flar>eho Sant.l Marg~ut.i CA ~O..b88 Ouo1.i A f1n Wemowltl<y 5 Ca1•e VR· Queta Rancno Santa M:11g;art1JJ C.t. 92688 Th•' bu"''""~ 1$ con· dUdeo by "n ina.Yldual Have you ,11rttd .JOl''9 1:11;,...,..,"5 )0'1 No Door .. Afll"I Wem ~Y Thul •l•lff'T t f11 was ' ed w ,.,,. Cvu!'ty Ctati. o1 O••"O"' CCUnty on 04-01 2000 20006825310 o~, P At!' 1J 20 ~~ k~ Tll§2.t Bl • •1oq Costa " ..,...,, »-ELIZABETH IA s.1 l...A 92626 ca•ed a1 341 T~ C1~ ARTHUR nee Gra.. S.n;i 1307 gr-South O.anqe, KATHERINE r • c '>da St Hunt· IF~ OBJECT to CAT HERS rig! Seac:n. CA 92648 tne IJrllnll!IQ of the petr C~SE NO. A201910 f t>• "us•ness ~ con· llOfl you !lhc\Jld ~r To al "t•·•S baneft-~t-:: t>y "" indrvldual at Ille hN'W'!I .and ~te wr11~ c•.O.t0<s. cont· t' ·~" you sta'1eo 'fOUI <>Otadlons ex ftlt 1119ent crec"1ors and °'' -'t'S!o yet" No wntllfl c.t>1te!t0nl y,1tfl Pt!!"SOI'~ wtV'I ""'Y otf1er G • S.rrat.. Int co.in belor• the ....... bt ini '"'Sled In 1116 Tn v statement "'IS heartng Your ap· wtl °' es~le °'both ol ltlt"'"" • h ltte Counr-y Pffranol may bt"' Ptl· KATHERINE E o~ I Otange Countr 90n °' tw your a110<ney .t.FITHUR .Ka OI" J-' 11·2000 IF YOU AFIE A CREO 11.ATHEFllNE 20006825591 rTOR « conttnganl cred ELIZABETH AFITHUFI Dally p,1o1 A:x 13 20 ltor ol tr.a deceased ~ nee KATHERINE 27 Mdi 4, 2000 !!!§33 must file yout Clllf'fl .,.,,th CAlHERS lh• COUl1 and me~ a A PEl ITION FOR Fk:tttlous Bualness COPY 10 Ille per90MI r~ PROBATE has been Name Statement resent•lrvtl appoonted by tiltd by SHIRLEY L The following persons the coun wi1h1n tour HALL 1n tne Supenor ere doing ~ as months frOm the date rJ Court of Caltlornla, RV $oMlol\s 1147 W the first INUlnce ol lel· Count)' of ORANGE Coll111s Ave Otange, lllS as prO\l!de<I In Pro-THE PETITION FOR CA !12867 bate Coda atction 9100 PROBATE roquest1 ttlilt P.irad.gm SoluttOl\S The ttme kit l111ng clarms SHIRLEY l HALL 1Mt In.. ICA) 831 Joenn will not eaport bef0<• appo•nled es persONI St Costa Mesa CA IOYr months from the •fl)fesentatr.1 to ednwl-926.!7 nearing date notieto ...., the Kt.lie ol lhe de- Th.c. b"""41SS 11 con· eboYa ce<111nt <lu-1 ., t>y a COtpOlllllon YOU MAY EXAMINE THE PETITION re- H • you stattad Irle tie 1.991 by 1111 COUr1 q~t1 the oeeec:tent s a.;."" bo..siness )'ti? No If you are a '*'°" If)-W• Ind coools i any Ch aOtgm Soful!Ol\S terested In lht ffll!t be edmltltd to prot)ate 111· ThomH E VI· you may I It ..... th tl'lt The ~ .. 'ld any coclCll& Fl it B tlfOKll PresedenC Cllllrt 1 RequMI '°' ~ art av11table 10< ex· Cl IOUS USIMSS Tht~ statemenl was CllM NOl!Ce (lonn amonatron ,,, tnl , ... ~ Name Statement t •od .,..111i me County DE·154) o1 tne f"iinO o1 by 11111 eou11 ft 1 • perlO<lt • Clertr. ol Orange County an tOYentOtY and I P· THE PETITION rt· •t ~ b-.J as oo 04·11·2000 PfllrUI ol estalt aaets quests aulN>trty to td- Ol<;PL4Y PRO. 2354 20006125519 °' ol My petttJon Of ac-mon.ste< tr.a Miiie under ~nl• Ar.a AvA Su te ()6tly f>«it Nx 13. 20 ~ ptlMded 111 lllt lndepelt<ltnl Adnwn- 12 c~. ,,.eq CaW0< 21, \4a1 -4. 2000 Jh63.! eooe MCI.on ISttation o1 Es1at• Ad J.;62. Fl9(11Je•t 101 (Tiiis Autnonly allow l 'ld• A11Mtt11 Pan.tr Actltloua Bualnets S(>«oal Notic:e •omi " tile personal rtpttltnl· z~ Sar.I• A11a A~e Name Statement aYltlable l'l"om 1"' COUii attv• to lill>.t many ec-SIJ~r :;; Cu:r.1.i MIS¥ The lollow!ng persona clerk 1o0ns .,..,thOut o0t<11ntng Cli 9:t2i .ue dollll! ~ 85 Attomey tor the c~n apptoval Bef0<• Jarry W l".ark•• 2354 Mail Bo.as Tusun P•tltloner: takrng certain vtry 1m· "a11111 At a ~"e Suite 17300 l7th St •J Kim R. Hubberd, bci~ por11'11 ae1IO<IS, how· t. C.1..•IJ \1tw Cali! Tuslrn CA 92680 · 1301 Dove St., Ste. ever tt.. ptrtonal rep<e- 92827 Continentat Prop 1080. Newport IMectl, atnllllYt writ be requ1red FicUtloua Bualness ThlS 1>uS1!"' •S con· Mgmt tnc (Nevada) CA t2M<>-~475 10 give nottc• to 1n· Name Statement -tu-·1td I.>~ hust>.'ln<I and 3305 Spiing Mountain Pubhahtd Newport llf111ed PlflOl'IS unless The lollowlng pc!l"IOf'' "'''' Fld -oo Las Veg11s N•· Beech-Coit• Meu the)' havt wai'Vld noclct are doing ""-as H1~e vou stanad vada 89102 Detty Pllol April 14 20, or consented to the Pacific Sales & Loa~· JQ.ng t'l'flll'O»S yet? No This business IS con-21 2000 pr()C)Oled actlonJ The Ing. 2036 Hartiot Blvd Lrnda A p.,,., dUCleO by a COtJ)OllltlOO FTh351 independent a mtnt5· Colla Mesa CA 92627 Th•• statement ..,,,.. Have you star1ed trallon 11ur~n1Y ...,,11 be Chad D Ware 3419 hltd "'''"er lhl C01.inty d0tng oustn•H y•f? 8SC ...... g<anted unl•ts an in- Vta Lido 632 Ne"'""" Cltrt. ot ange County Y-" '"'''' ........, te<M4ed P'f90n filH an ""'" on 04-0~ 2000 ... """""' NOTICE Of 8Mch, CA 92663 2oooea25312 Conttnental Prop Objfdron lo the petltr0n This busiMsa ,. c011· Mgmt tnc PETITION and lho#s good eauM ~ed by an ~·" Daitf PllOI Apt l3 20. Sheela Bhandan TO ADMINISTER .....ny "'9 ooutt ehollld nae Hne vou tlarl11d 21 May " 2000 Th626 Director ' EST•TE Of ~ IN authonty doing bUStnl&S }fl Thts "atement WU .. : A HEARING on the Y• Auo tm Fictitious B uslneaa 1,1ac1 .,..,th "" County JO+t81NLLMllNNTGSOH Ptl :.on .,..,. be htld on Ched 0 Wart N81M Statement o..;. o1 Orange County MAY 11 2000 at 1 45 Tht9 statemert rt-., ' ~ p<"rsons on 04.11,2000 CASE NO. A201784 pm m Dej)4 L73 io- filtd '*1th lht COY'1ty ere doing ~ as 2oooal25605 To all hen t>entlr c:aled at 341 The Cfly a.11 °' Orange e«, 'Y C1a.bby Kennv' 3012 0.of) "'·IOI AfJI ll. 20 cianu creditors cont Dnv• Soutti Ofange. on 04-04.2000 Nt~ B•vd N-oort i1. Mav 4 2000 Th635 1ngent crtdrtors ano CA 92868 20006114171 BNcn CA 92663,_ ' persons wtlO mty olhtf· IF YOU OBJ£CT to ~Piiot AfK 6 13 20 JFIKP Inc ICA) 2025 FlctltiouS Butlness :'rorbe-~-Of~ ~ ~ ~ tJ the.....e. ~ !!!612 Balboi NewpOl1 Beach ... ,,,. SWtemenl . _.. UUUI"' -·-you ~ _,._.. CA 92663 The ,___., P'"°"' JOHN MINTON 11 h helnng and mte ~ BuelneH This ~sa • con-8,. ~-~ a BILLINGS your oCljtcllOM or Ille Nen'9 su.t.ment ouc:ltd by a corpoqllOn NflWJ>O<l Flotdsttrs A PETITION FOR "'linen obftC110n1 ""1ti The 1°'°"""9 peraons H wt )PU started 840 Pioduction Pl . PROBATE hH been the coutt belO<e the art ti1Q ~ as doinQ tius..,.,.. ,tt? No Newpon Buen CA fllad by RIAh L ~ hurtng Your •P· EtECl"AIC DREAMS JFll<P l'IC, Ja'!'IOI D 92663 Dtana Lu ltnd•a & peatll1C9 may bt In per- 3190-H a.......... • -Or Flichard&.."'!1 rr~,..::ltnt "'· E"-· J Thomas W BlillflOS In aon or by ~ a: ~..-· ........, T ""t Allen ,.., '·· .... ~r~ Court -' IF YOU .,,.., " C eo.. .,._. CA 112ti26 his .. 1a:emrn~ """ 27 1.,. .. s• 1208 ..... -"' """' " • ltd ,._ ...... ty 4 rn• .. • C.ltfo • County of ITOFI or _ .... .,_. --'· TOflllne Rims Inc I '111\lh t... .......n Cos:.-~. CA 92627 OFI GE ..... ft • .,,.... .... _.. (CA). 31 90-H Atrpor1 C1erlt tJ O!.ange Councy lafl) Wiiiiam Pacini. AN !tor of Iha deceUtd. you loop OI., eo.ta M1sa on °'4-07-2000 200061 ,.531• 711 W l71h St. fC.lO, ~.PETITION FOR ""'*hit -px dalm wilh CA 92628 • , CO$la Mell. CA 92627 r........,.TE reqllMll INJ tt1e court and mail a Thie bus!,_. la COil-o.ity IP"°' Af/f 13, 20, Thts bullntaa la con-Ruth l BtUlng1, Dllna OClf1"I to Ille ptl'90nlll rep- dldad"" a.lion 'Z'I. Mav 41 2000 !l!§25 d Lu lMlcM & Thomu W ~M appoirUd by -•· • OOf'PO< --dllcl• by: • gene<at ..........., be """".Htd u tne coun Within lour Have you atar1ed p111nerellip ~""' .....-~ doing bus1nas• ~et? FlcdUoua Bualneea Have -you alttted pereonat repr111nt· monlht f!oln the dlte ot Yes, 3fl3.'ll4 Name smtement, --. bultr19N ~ No llllY'tl 10 ad!ntniater the h h ltauanot tJ 111· T I,__ RI I -.. Mta1' tJ the oecedtf1t "'8 U PfO'Med lift Pro-op",.. me "' Tht lol'OW!llQ raraons Lairy Wtlllam ICltll THE PETITION re-blMt Code NCltar1 91()() ~ Dt Le9p1n1y, are <10rnQ bu~• 11. Thia Slatement 'WU .... ..........._ Pretldenl SENlnR ESTATE twtri Witt\ ·tn. County quMta 11 ... .,.._,..,..,·, The llmt '°' ~ datma This eta~ v..as PLANNING CENTER, C1at ot ~ County W• end COdlC.U. II lfr!J. 11r• noc •~pjra btfO<e ftled WWI !ht County 4895 MacMhu Court. °" o+11·2000 be tdrNlled lO probllla lout monthl lrom tn. Clelt.. of ~ CG"'Y Suitt too. Newpon toOOMHtOt Tht WI end fl't coctc$ heallnQ CS.Le notleed ..,_ IYallM>ie lof H • aboltl on 04-04· a..cn. CA ~660 OaJI'( Piiot /l{llr 13, 20 anw1M1an In Iha .. k1CJ1 YOU MAY U AMINE 2IOOM24NI Maly JO ~ 4695 27, Mly 4. 2000 Th037 by -Oallv Plcf'loe /l{llr ti 13. 20, MacMhu• Court Suite .,. Olll.l1 IN Ne °"' by ,_ court. 27. !.!DOC> Th613 ,.. • THE PETITION re-• JOU .,. a pel'IO!I ft. .... .,....._ __ __...r..::..,. 100, N~ 0teJI. ...,. Fk:ttt1oua ... ,_ quMte 1Ulhonly 10 a6-1....-lift thl ..-... conSl<le•ed unless ti is •'lade on 1 Slandard ":>•n lum1shed cy the Department and II made '"' .iea><dance with tr.t' Instructions to Bt0 ae<s Prospect•' e b1<1oers "!'lay eumonE ano obQin "tans spec ltcat•ont and bod forms cy caa.ng OIMa Elder al t714) 95;.5218 A payment bond ;:,talldard Fo<m 807 10< the total eontr act pnu mui>t accompany eve')' con1raet tnYOMng an 1•· pend1ture 1n excess of $5000. The successful bidder wttl bt' requited to enter into a contraciual agrM- ment In the tonn of a Standard Agteement loon STD 2" Whdl shaft by bindtng Upo!\ Ille State ol Ca.<1omt1 onty upon approval by t~ State The Qonl'11C1 11 not l>lnd!ng on erther ~ unless and unlll ti IS approved by Ille 91)· tncft.rdUlg tilt " .. 'QPNlte Slate afE rrent of General ,... ices,,~ All nonexempt sta•e contracts o1 SS.000 01 more ate Slqec1 IO s.tat• conlractor nond1SC<1minallon and compltance require· ments porsuant to Gov· ernment eoo. s.e!t0n 12990 tllld nte 2 Ca IOl"l168 Code ol Regu· lallons. OtYll•On 3 Seebol'I 820 I A bt<1 '°' a public WOlils conlrec1 whicl'I Is SUbmltled cy • bt<loe< who ..... bMl'I ~ Cflrtdied from oonlr8Cllng w!ltl the Stat• by Ille De- partment ol Fair Employ- meot and Housing. shall b• deemed 10 b• nonTMpOll81Ye and snal be re,ected The O.panmtnt ol Development Sennces Is sol1C1ttng bt<ls from Disabled Veterans Butl-n.u Emerpnses In 0<· det to mMI Ille Oepaft· ment"s ~ goals ol 3 percent kl( dlulMd veteran business entarpnsea (OVBEI to compl)' With Sect•oo C115 et Mel of 1111 ... ,bite Contract ~ and Title 2. Car tomoa Code ol R~llons Section 18060 60, 11 seq In ecc:onsiwu w1'tl Ille proY\$IOllS OI Section 177'3 ol .. Lacw Code the Oepat11Mllt 1111 ascertained thar the gene.JI prtvalllng ralfi of w.ges apprcablt in !hf counly "' wtlldl ltW WO!\ Is to be dont -1lloM ratu NtabltShef ol !ht o.m-ri of Industrial FleltllOM CQC)IM tJ tht .. ,. .. -on Ne at the Ollllle tJ the ~ al Pl9n1 ~·· 1ton1, F1Jrvltw Dev C1nttr Mandltory ... "**" bOn ..... be held 511 f "00. I 30 PM FlllMew De· r'opm•nlal Cenlt•· Planl Opendlons Gtof99 lllQMa Pubhshed N••POrl Buch-Coala MtH = f'tol Apt 20, v TIIH2 Wo• ......._. ~ bWiiw" ,. CM-....... 811111 .. 11 "*"-'tit ...... undef you !NY 1119 .~ thl ..... .. 111 "™" ctucted ..., "" ~ Tht kllolMng ,,._,. IN l11d1pe11dtl~ MtfWt. Olll.l1 • ~ tor _. NCJ11CE lO -.. -·· -dc*'ll '*---.. lltrallOn of e....... /rd all Nollet (bm CftUMTORI "" .. ·-M'*:J.:"°".. H .... you •l•rted ·-s.n.o.. 115 en-NJh1t'ltt .... lllDw DE·ISt) at .. -af doing ~n... yet? ~·-1 -.. IUU{ SAL.I AM) ,... .. rr .... ,.. .. ,. .... .... Ylt 2 ..... ~ SMOlll Lant, 0-104, the ptnOftll ~-an lfl"9nlDry and iap-,_ IN-m--.,_.,.. '"°""""• ...._ ·-Nl\lrpOl'I S..Ch, CA .._..to .... meny llC· pr...i d _.... --_.. ""'" ..,_ •v llillol St. Sui!e 250$ Mllrt JO .._. t2663 llOIW '""*A ~ or of #'f pa911or1 or ae-TitA_,.ft ~ ...... CA 82l2G fhta .. ~ WU """"""T ,......, 115 00\lft ~ &eeofe COUl'll .. ~ In ALCOHOLIC .Mil French, Inc Med Wit'\ the CW14y Stt;ti'I Lane OI04 iMlnO ~ 'lftfY iflt. PfObe1t Code tldlOll .. VI.UM CA) 000 lkittOI St °"11 al °'_... County Ntwpo!t IMch. CA pott8rtl ac:tlOl'll how· 1250 A ~ laf LJCmlla hec:tl, CA tw1 04 t 1•2000 tlM3 ...,, .. ,...,,.. ...... 9'1ecW Mot1o1 tof'l'll • C.C. 11ft ---~ .... --....... ,, Thia ~ .. oaft---·-... be r• .,..... tr'Ol'll .. GDUl'I (U. ... .... ... :=.. =---~ ~ PlloC ~ 13 20, --~ In lndMMI -""' ~ glWll ,... '° ... ... •• pa.JI -.,. a ~...., ~ •. ~ na "-" '°" •••rted •••••d l*tOftl ..,. ,..._, .., .. .J!i::--1 Hewe you 111ned -. ~ wn No teal ~ haw ~ r •• *· • llD. Claill'I IMll"9I ~ No ""•a• •ut -,,,,,.,, T ......_ no41oe 01 00t ... lled to ,,_ LAM'l UUMID. 111111 Cl ,,_. flfef!Otl, Inc., ..... • 7 ••lit n. ....,.... ... ._ .,,..-*"'°"I 19Q., tc:91 a-. Ncllol • ... .,_. =r:,:-Thi ~ Mid ..... C°""'V Thi ............ .....,_ tlll M. MA"90lt ... a 111111 lilllll tl- Tllla 11 n1 .... M till ~ Clar\ f:A Ollrllll ~ ll9llan ......., .. be M.¥0.t IUfT9 M, ... a ...... fl .... .. ""' ,;: ,.,.._ ~!!-.... Oii 04-47-IOOG" ..... ...... an .... PUU 1no•. CA .. .,.,..... --II Clllli til it~.2. !....-a. :-"" ........ .=~ 11171111• -...... ,_. ... an ..... "" **' • • ,_ --._.. _ • .__ ~0 "°' •. t3, IQ. ~ t1D .......... "9b111Nlt Newpott Thi. i--. lbft' 9a- Clll Ot-ttll.tT ~ ........ IL'fMrt M l!m ............. -... ofl.Cosla M't•a CM'aY " ,....., w ~""!~•ti:!; ~ .., ...., .. wf...,."" DtllW ,... lipl 20. at, NutllMra, aM Ml ~~-imm ....., .... == .............. "·-.__ ..... Fl D lil=-. ... ~ SELL =(~~.= FINDDtWMI mr.:o ii hu bffn lgtead be-I '""een tne Selle< 'l.iceoM O , Thia Slatemert "'H J'ld "'8 tnlenoed 8uye< n o m C I led with 11\e Col.nr, c .. n. OI Of.,,ge Col."~ Ave on 04· '4· 2000 Transle<M. u reqwed t>y Sac 24073 of IN Bu11n1s1 ana Prof"8IOOS Code that Ille OO!WfderallOn 10' tilt tta!l51114' ot !tit Ill.- ind lleenet IS to be peid only aller the lransla< tt.s oeen epp1011t<1 oy tilt 0epa'1mtr!I ol Alc:o- hOltc Btvef•98 Conttd DA TEO APRIL 14 2000 SELLE Fl O~ THE ROCKS IN· CORPORA TEO BY: fS/ MICHAEL ZANETIS, PRESIDENT BUYER Tl"iE ZANETIS FIES· T AURANT CORPO- RATION BY: /S/ MICHAEL ZANETIS, PRESIDENT Published Newport 611ch·Costa Mua o.4V Piiot Aptij 20, 2000 Th6'5 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE Of SALE ~ .. ht<eby gMfl pursuant to HCtiona 3071 IWld 3072 ~ 1M CIVIi Code al tht State ol Calrforma the undtt· Signed A·P TOWING ~ ..... p;dtt auCllon. at 1Q'Q E CHESTNUT SANTA ANA CALIF 92701 ar 9 00 am on MAY 5 2000 tne lolow- tng dela1bed ~ to ..... t YHr 1995. Make HONDA lanM • 3NOJJ13 Slala CALIF VIN • 2HGEJ I 228SH5 72506 Said sale It for lht purpoee of Mlllfylng !ten of ttte undtrSlgnld IOI' towing and SIO<age IO· gdle< ~ COlll tJ ld- ~•rtlSlng and tJIP&nHS of M.le Dated Ihle I 4111 dly tJ ~: ... NoUlaly PllCMhed Newpot1 Buch-Coste Meaa Oliy PlloC """"' 20. 2000 JM'7 518 Wes1monster Ne .... pon Buell 92663 CA 20006126002 Da ')' P '°' AfJI 20 :, May 4 • II ?OQO '0!6?3 Ann Patrice SneU·AI· ~son 518 WeSlm nster Avenue Newport Fictitious Business Beactt CA 92663 Name Statement This busontU IS con· Tne lotio...<1\9 ;>e•SO"S dUc1ed by an ~ <lie OOong busrnes. H Have you starteo FrainesNt.'irrors Com dorng bu5lf"r8SS ~? No .. ____ " c Ann Patnce Snel·Ar•son 1 rs ~ "8~ 'A ,_.Ka CA ~ Th•s s11temem .,..as ~ Y.edlma" n-~ lttld "'''h the County Boise Way Coata Mas.a C1e111 o1 Ofange eooniy c· """" ..... on 04·18·2000 " "~ 20006126211 lwn Spaem 16t 1 V•a Dat!y Pilot Apt 20. 27 ~g~n Cte<'lenll May 4 11. 2000 Th662 Scon Boza"'' 1611 ·Via Sage San Clemente CA 92680 Fictitious Buslnets TM bus.ness ts COi'· ..,_ s ducted by ro-panne•s ,_me tatement Have you star'td The follo"'tng peraoos doollg business y111 "le are doollO busioess u Larry Weocnman Oevafopmanl 5 I 2 Ttus stateme'lt ""H TllShn Ave Newpon 11 ed •ttl'o rrie Ccur.i1 8tach CA 92663 Oer1i. ot Or.Inge Cou• l)' Developmen t on 04·1'-2000 Clothing !CAI 512 2000&826004 Tusltn Avt Ne•pon O.ly Pitoc ADf 20 r Betc;fl. CA 92663 Ma) 4 11 2000 %"4 Thi buSinea is con· dUcltd by a oorporabon Have you star1ed doong CuSJness yet? v .. :1"2600 Development Clomlng Stua<i Glddtt Va Pretldtn1 Th<s atetament .,..u filed w•th tt1e Counl)' ()1111 ol Ofange Count, 00 °'4· I 8'2000 2000'826274 Dally Pilot Apt 20 27 May 4, 11, 2000 Th663 Flctttlous Business Name Stlltement Tht following pel"IOflS are aoong buM>ess as Birch Acupuncture Cltnic. 20101 Birch Slffft t 110. Newpott Beach CA 92660 Sang Woo Gwon 1019 s AllaraOo Street Loa AngtlN CA 90006 This ~ ,. coo- duc*2 by an~ Have you atatte<I doing ~ ,..r? No 511'9 Woo G"°" This at.attment was filed ... 111 tht Counly Oel1I tJ Orangt Col.n'r' on Oo6-1I-2000 2000N2t2IO Delly "*" ~ 20 2; ,...., 4, 11, Th6&5 Fictitious Buslnesa Naime Statement The IOUO'""'ll persons ate doing ~ AS Jwen1.1 M Produt· t.ons I 36S I . Qty "'O< Ave Cosa Mesa C .t, 92626 Mattt\ellOI T B'OO&I t 365 I Oly"'piC Avt Co&la Mesa. C4 92628 This b\JS•.,.$$ IS COl"I· <IUCled by an indMdual Have you 511ned d0tng t>us•neu yet" Yes 3-30-00 ,,.a""8w T Brodt! Th.s sta1emen1 •U hied .,..,,h the County Olen. ol Orange County on 04·14-2000 20006125H5 Dilily Ptlo4 ~ 20. 27 May 4, 1, 2000 Th§57 Fletftious Business Naime Statement Tht lollO....og persors are doing ~ es Newport Villa Was! 359 Sa" M ~ti •300 Nt..,,on Buel\ CA 9266<> Alfa IOn at l\le""?Ofl LLC. CA 359 Slll1 ~ •JIX, kt•~ 8Ncf\. CA 92660 Tht~ buSlf\tSS II OOl'I• ducted by L: m led l • bllCy Co Hav1 you Sllr!IC dorn9 ~ ver No A~alon al llleil"J>Ol1 LLC Enc I( Oa~rdlon Mlflaglf Tiii& stat~t ,_ s ed "'lltl the Coull') ~ ot Orange CounlY on 04 1 •·2000 2000M25t7t Olly Piel ~ 20 2: ..,.., 41 '1 Th®§ F YOU OBJECT 10 !!le gtl"l1"9 rJff1'4~ I.Qr' You~ f .it "'41 '"".Mlll19 and le ~our «>tct>OOS 0< Me .,.., "•n oo,ei:ttOnl ""' tna coun t>tlora me t-u11ng Your •P· r .. ranc. ~t be 111 Plf· 5or. O' I:'\' V()UI •!!OmlY F l'OU AFIE A C~ED- n~ °' oonrinoe"' creo· nor c• m. deoNMd you ""-51 I e 'YO'I' datm tt e co..n ana ma1 a copy IO tPle pet"ICW\6I r~ rl$81"UI~ .... ~te bait Cooo MCl!On 9100 1 ne '""' t0< filing du'1S '"' not U P.II bel()(t to.:r monll'IS trom the no 11ng aa11 no1teeo IDO~f VOU ¥.t.Y E)(A~INE t!W! ~ ~epc °" ir-. oourt I V0U I •t I pe<"80t' tr>- le1Hl80 In L"9 t$\Ale you ma1 '"' ""' Ille C011'1 a ~ !QI 5'11- C'lli Nola lom'I DE .154 ol tt>e l'ilong ol I n olh•IOIOty llnd 11>- Pf lrll .i:J 9'11'• aa«s °' ol •"Y pet,tion or ac-~1 H provtoed rn P'OOAte CoOe s.ction 1250 A Flequtsl IO< Scoecta Iii~ 'Cf Ion!'\ is a, a-.tioe t'Of" 111 ooun c: rt. A.nomey lof the PellUOMr JULIAN S. EATZ. ESQ S8H 46'22 ll01 OOV£R Oft.. STE. 237, NEWPORT BEACH. CA 92MO Publ shed Newport Beach-Costa Mu• Dttilv Pilot ~ 1 • 20 21 2000 FTt\352 CUSSlflEO 19491 So&.?~11 GOOD JOBS. RELIABLE SERVICES. INTEREmNG THINGS TO BUY. ITSALL THERE EVERYDAY IN ~~·OIASSIPBDI =-·-=c ..., "' an .J..:" :.:. ... '=' ~ C: ~-=-- Mlift pu ..... 1w1':'r"Tlll °""..Ir" ~ .. J l Ill 1'11 ...... -..._ ~ ... ---"" °' .... c'llt"t 5 • ..... ICJM0119 (949) 642-5678 • ... 1il EouAL HOUllllO OPPORTVHltY AlmllSWI~= 11'1 lllls lllWlllll* II 10 the fedef'll fair Hou ng Act of 1963 u amended W'hlen mans II illlo&l to ICMrtlM •any prtllrenca, Mmltltlon °' discrimination bllld on race colof, rello- lon. sex. ~. famlfill slJtut °' nallonll oriQln, or an Intention to 111111.t any sudl prtferane., lmltatlofl or dltCtiminlCion.. This ntwsp1ptr will not knowingly acctpl any 1dvtr1lst111tn1 tor 1111 estate wtlich ls In ~o4allon or the raw Ovr radtf'l 11t hereby 1nlormtd that all dWtlings tcMltlttd In this ~ •• avllllble on Ill tqlAll oPPOrt\Hll1y '*'*· To comOlllln of discrlml· ~. cd HUD tol-lret 11 1~24-8590. •V.A.• .......... Fiii COUNSELING FREI UST Of HOMES Ht.IONAREPOS 714-1341100 ••••••••••••••• HOMES OF THE WEEK Showcase Hom ts For Sale ln Our Sat Real Estate Supptement I Dtsplay Ads • Start It $85. • Deedllne : • ! Tut~=~--~PM ! : Open House : : U1tlng1 Avl. ! i ~::~~~~ : • 5PM : • • : It Pays to : : Advertise : : In the Belt : : LOCAL • : Real Estate : Section : Call Today II : LISA • RIVERA 949-574-4252 ANNE WILLEY 949-574-4249 , ............. . I BUY PROPERTIES FOR ~ Of VALUE CAU !Mt-766-1522 1·:.."D I l8A, 1200 SF. llUl.D two 3811~6 PERMITS. 114·774:M0!!. NEW NORTttWOOD Lg 3 yr nu 6t>f 3ba, upgrades galol91 Ume•lont, gianitt, etc $609!\ !Q! 949-M().6213 .... UDO ISLE Brl/ld Ntw Conatruc11on, 38r •St. lptOOUI 3rd noor 0ceen- Ha11>or -deck Olf"8<1 ti $1,450,000 11111 Glundy Retltofs ~H75-6161 LIDO ISlE ... .$197 ,500 58r 488 Flnt Home tpprOW 3080s! ol Mig .,.. UpeUijts landing play .,... 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SZ3i900loOo 94•7SH515 llllW 5281 . 97 Low Mill co (3VTS8S I) S32 995 (15 llllllr S28 s '° a-1 CMVIER BMW 71ffi!·3171 "'.._._ 11 ----1"1 ... .,. ... ~ .. 1WO COlfTllT1 MW ~ .. -~.T-~ I . , ·~ I • • oeler1I oond low '3k mies• W.1115 ~ (80150') S21 988 BAUER JAGUAR HABEAS 714-153-4100 (714)5-40-9100 CADILI..AC SEVIUE '97 1.ow m "*' Clalll <t>eiry. lelhf Bii d Mii 1817'661 523 9e8 NABERS (714)540-9100 CttEVAOLET Z-28 '93 350 VB. excelenl ocnfton. ..,,,. r;erage moles' 1110653) SU88 NABERS (714)S40-9100 CHEVY CAMERO RS ·92 25111 i1llM9IMry model II*> • new 11111*5 new 51T10g '*' ,.., sl'llP $49SO.OBO 949-123·1504 DOOGE DURANGO 'It Lotdld. blue, ont of 1 klndl Yin XFe00753 $27-LANO AOVER ""'°" IMdl !4M4M445 DRAIN SVC VAN FIAly ~ '92 Mloltal Ill •xciienl cond $5()()().obo TOOLS and ALL• 71'·301·3'23 JAGUAR XJI L '17 SEDAN 40 $35,195 97-6006 IAUEA JAGUAR 714-953-4800 JAGUAR XJI L '97 SEDAN 40 · S3U95 97-4902 BAUER JAGllAA 714-953-'IOO JAGUAR XJI l W . SEDAN 40 S37,"5 97-4352 BAUER JAGUAR 714-953-4800 JAGUAR XJ8 l '97 SEDAN 40 S3S.tl5 17-4934 IAUEA JAGUAR 714·953-4800 Jlglllf U Vlndln Plas Sedlll 40r '96 f37."5 9M503 BAUER JAGUAR 714-953-4800 JA.GUAA X.Jt '98 SEDAH 40 f31MS -..MS BAUER JAGUA.A 714-t6MIOO -~-::1 , . . .: ',\-'' ~ . ' ....... -~ JEEP GAAHO CHEAOKH LAMOO '13 Whrt&'gty ~ ~ loldld. VB ASS, new ••• Ol1ll -· .. teconll, "°' Whlclt. 103k "' .,_,.. ult $9900 obo 949·72!·SB72 JEEP LAREDO 'II Bl1cl!, low mllH, Vin WC217240 f11."5 LANO AOVEA ""'*' 8elcll 941~5 I.Ind "°* t7 1 FIND 1lD! COUNT Netlher vulnenblc Nonh de.ls. NORnl • K6J Q AQJ O A1105 • 861 SOUTH £AST • J 107 Q 1085' 0 9 •A KJ 109 • A8 Q KJ 96l ~ K7 3 • Q7 3 The b1dd11!)ot: NORTH £AST SOUTII WEST 10 2• 2~ .... J O !'au 417 ,_ .... 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Down one Could d«laret hltt: done bcua7 Much bcncr Instead of d1Scard1ng a $pade from dummy on the fourth hetn. dcl!lam shol.lld have shed a diamond. Then. aficr cashlna lhe king of spade$. declarer can ruff' a ~. dtsco\tnn1 !mt East suincd with thrtt 'pades II( le<N and. hence. no more than one diamond. C&.\hing the king of dUllTIOnds and then llllung I.hoe finesse 1s a proven line :~ ... 1---~-,.-ANSllU--Yl--1F~11-c:: I I.Md Aovw 97 Rlllfl Rovw 4.0 loaded. II cti.mpegne, ctf1.. Vin Y~78 135.995 I.AHO ROVER NtWPOf1 BllCh 94H4M445 WUS ES 300 '00 Slv9rbia lealtllr (011212) SS 1,117 LEXUS MISSIOtl VIEJO .... 364-o664 LEXUS ES 300 '91 loedld lltw S4MllOOI. cd (037221) $27,471 LEXUS MISso. VIEJO .. ~ LEXUS ES300 '93 78K ml, 8 diac CD chen91r, lthr lnltf, new tnkeeltlrn. ~· color, xtnt cond, tinted windows. $14.600 949·951 .. 133 LEXUS LS 400 '12 51 II ml wNliWn. loedld, I CO, I °"'*• Slt,115 714-182-41531 M7WGI LEXUS LS 400 '97 lllAAK • Contlnentlll 19" Gastvne"'1vo!v lull option 56lt onginal miles, new Lexua Cllllfild' ony 41 k Pllf'll r.w 11195, l!Wll OMd. {0792821 S37 !1#7 ~ _. 562-915-2997 lEXUS liKSSION VIEJO =:...::=-===:!- 949-384-4654 MERCEDES E320 '97 wMe, Perchment. chrome LEXUS LX450 '97 ~ 5 sllCll CO Playel, Loeded, white, rnuat -I lo mies, mt oond, 9y ~ Vin V015143S S38900 71~161 Of Slt,1115 LANO ROVER 949-760-9160 ~ BMch llEACED£S 190E 'ti 9'H40-!«S 2.8, 6 CYL, dleler avc'd LEXUS LX470 ._ low 83K ml. pw1 -II, Loedld, ctllll!IPlllN _1 morel SllOO 714-751·246' -l Vin Wfxi14¥f7 • MERCEDES 300CE '18 S61~~VER taupe, gold package 94M40-&445 sh1e9sk1ns, mint cones $12.500 949-673-1943 LEXUS SC 400 '15 MUSTANG 2000 L*t new F~ lplC ody 4711 rnille .AA t .......... -·-(0402001 $27,•7 ..... r1n1 .,.......r ..,.., LEXUS MISSION VIEJO •tu. 3 8L V~ SOOOm1 MWM-0664 Financ:ing IV8ll $15.900' obo 94 9-644·5594 ---..... .. -. ........ ... ....... w.. ... ~ t4t·M2·1610 AL'I LAMI ~ CLEAJ+.UPS, SPNMU.EA REPAIR TREE TRMIN) FREE ES! 7141!!:3!12 EXPERT ClEAN-UP T,....._~ Honobllld Clll'ftctOf n .. ,,,.,.,. Oldlmoblle tntnoue GI '00 ()Ny 100 llNI lelllhll, co. 9lllra d WWTlflly (128201) $23 988 NABERS (714 )540:1100 Oldlinobltll Siltlouebl '99 7 pass c;.111 door ,..., ... co & l!'Olll' 8*a ol 'llat· fln!y pt""°"8 rerGI (17S3781 Sl9 988 NABERS {714)S4Q.9100 TOYOTA Cofolle Ox '96 A&Ao w deln, Le.-.n (475120) SI0,491 LEXUS MISSIOH VIEJO . M9-364-o&S4 TOYOTA Lind Cruller '97 loedld. """9, '""" -1 VIII V01W15 S34.t96 LANO AOV'ER NtwpcMt llMdl . t4M4CH445 Urne~ o.cor-. ..... ~ ~~ Tll. ~.646.)006 l'lr· ~.seo."16 -·- DAVl'I 'MfTM Holl!OmoUfll•_., ="y;.:;,;; .... CUl'IW ...... ,,,, 1111 ... ... .... lllllMt ... . ,,,.. """*" .unCW11 6•• ............... _,.., .... ...._ ·--··- Thursday, April 20, 2000 B1 I TODAY'S . 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