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Home My WebLink About2001-04-12 - Orange Coast Pilot. .· .. SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMAAWNmES SINCE 1907 ON lllE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM lllURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2001 Ch~ges maY .be anoat for ,_bcJat parade. •Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce suggests shortening the Chrisbnas tra dition this year. M•thls Winkler DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -First Uung's first. The more than one mil- 'lion visitors flocking to the Newport Beach Harbor for the 2001 Chnst- ON,THE FLY mas Boat Parade will still have sev- en days to enjoy the festivities. That's for sure. What might change ts the amount of lime boats skipper around the harbor each rught. To accomplish that, parade offioals are lhlnking about shorterung the route. Skippmg the Jetty is an option. A loop between Lldo PerunsuJa and Lido Isle might disappear. Another section under consideration is the turnaround JUSt south of the Back Bay Bridge. The fourth option to speed things up a little is leaving BaJboa Island's north side off the route. But that's a suggestion that has islanders •a bit up in arms." ·u there's a problem. I'd like to be part of fixing the problem.· said Bob Neely, w ho owns the Newport Beach Yach t Club. If the boats don't cornea hls way. he's likely to lose customers who have come to the club for front-row dining for years. The weekJong parade amounts to 30% of the club's annudl mcome. Neely saJd What's more, he's already got reser- vations for more than hall of his tables during parade week ShouJd the boats stay away, he'll have to return •tens of thousands of dol- lars" tn deposits he's already col- lectE'd, he said Let's back up for a moment. Llke every year. folks over dt the New- port Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce, who organize the SEE PARADE PAGE A16 QllmOI HIGH SEA CHANGE Should any tinkering be done to the Christmas Boat Parade? Call our Readers Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or send e-mail to dailypilot@ latimes.com. Please spell your name and include your home- town and phone number, for verification purposes only. School on alert after bomb threat •Police officials are taking precaution at Costa ~lesa High School after dtscovenng a warning slated to occur Friday the 13th. Deepa Bharath DAILY PILOT COST~ 1ESA -~ homh thwdt scnbbled on lhE' "dll mc;idt> j l'o .. tc\ Mesa High School girls rt>-.tronni hd-. prom pted Newport -\ 1<>sd -.c-hool oll c1dls to beef up ecunl\ on the> Cdmpu-. to deal with thE' threat -n•portl•dl\ wt for Fnday the 13th Two f Pmdl•• -.1 1· dents who wdlked tnto lht• r<>-.trnom Tuesddy morrung Sci\\' tht' thrt:dt on thP waJJ and reported 11 to thl' -,chool'... ecunJv officers, '>did """'"tdnt Pnnn· paJ Ste\e Pavich "It bdSICdll't Sd1d tho! a homh would go off here on FncldV the t.Hh, • he did Wednesday •. ·EAN H lER OAA.'1' Pl OT The school ~tnct hd., hm'<I <1 pm a IP secunty agenC') to handl<' lhP -.1tu<11.Jnn Taking advantage of newly formed sandbars at the mouth of the Santa Ana River, Dov Young of Los Angeles casts into the surf in Newport Beach on a sunny afternoon. Young was fishing for corvina, perch and halibut. SEE THREAT PAGE A16 Bush's proposed cutback could hurt Newport Beach police Newport's historian dies • Budget woul d e~ate some funding for Community Oriented Policing program. Deep11 Bh•r•th DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA -Presi- dent Bush's budget cuts rrught obliterate a program that has helped the N ewport Beach Police Department hire several officers and buy laser guns and computers, officials said. Under the Community Ori- ented Policing, or COPS, pro- gram, police d epartments hire "We don't know yet how much it's going to affect us. But the federal mon ey has been very beneficial to us in terms of staffing." Steve Shulman Newport Beach Police Sgt. officers by matching federal aid. Over the last four years, New· port Beach has hired 10 officers through the program. ·w e don't know yet how much it's going to affect us,· said Newport Beach Police Sgt. Steve Shulman. •But the federal mon- ey has been very benehoal to us m terms of stafhng • The federal matching funds pay newly-lured officers' salanes for three years. alter which the departments take over and pay the full salary. Newport Beach has received $750,000 to hire officers and $1.9 million for tech- nology upgrades over four years, said Shulman. That $750,000 w ould definitely disappear under Bush's budget. The other two areas of COPS that will not suffer because of the budget cuts are the sch ool resource officers program. in which officers patrol local schools and act as mentors to students, and the lundmg to pur- chase eqwpment dOd upgrade technology But the COPS program as a whole proV1des police depart- ments Wlth •what they need the most -people and technology.· said ShuJman. Newport Beach has two school resource officers who patrol Corona del M ar and New- port Harbor high schools dnd Ensign Juruor High Sch ool. The officers w ho d!e assigned to the schools full-bme aJso teach classes relating to drug a bu~e SEE BUDGET PAGE A16 •Jim Felton ts remembered as a 'great advocate' of the oty. Mathis Winkler DAILY PILOT NEWPORT B.(ACH -Joumdli!.l James Person ·Jim· Felton. the pre- eminent chronicler of lhE' oty · ru tory, died Sunday He Wd., 86 'tl'dfS old ·r will mis him.· Felton' son, Richard, said We<.lnl"sday ·sut the la t few days were so unpl<'d"ttnl for rum that it's a great ble> smg • Felton. w ho had had 'iE'\.Ndl hl'art cHtacks. had checked into MIS'>IOO SEE FELTON PAGE A16 An open ktter to the El Toro Reuse P/a,nning Authorlty 11111 QAS.WIDS --.. To: Meq Waters El Toro Reuse Planning Authon ty D ear Ms. Waters: I'm addr ing thts to you because you are listed in the press as the ETRPA ·spokes· woman.• I trust you will pass 1t along to the appropriat parties I'm a resident of Santa Ana HeJghts. When the wtnd is nght, a Mark McGwire home run could reach John Wayne Airport from my patio. I'm one of those people you once wanted to protect from further a1ltr8ft nOiM, which ii why I'm writing you. I detect I pronowlCed ' Joseph N. Bel 11111.L CllM change of tone ln yow recent rnau- ing pia'el. Let nie make sure l have thJs straight. 1n the warm glow followmg the pa 5age of the unconsbtutional Measure F awhile'back, you and your associates were deeply con- cerned about the well-beang of people like me who live on the fringes of John Wayne Airport. You told us that as a matter of principle, you stood finnly with us m resisting any further expansion of John . Wayne. We felt your hand ftnnly on our shoukler1 a former adversary joining UI in the good ftgbt. Some of our loc&I dtinns were IO taken b'y this frtendiy shOw of support that they admonished us hard-liners for wonymg about a k:rufe m the hand on our shoulder. Aitd for seeking compromise on an El Toro airport that nugbt upset our new friends, By way of protecting ourselves against the expension of John Wayne we asked the Orange County Board of Supervisors to join our warm new pertnenh1p with South County m laUnching tbe envuoomental work connected Wlth mending John Wayne flight caps. And that's when we got tbe SH IELL MCil A 11 OIM1HITY fO.uM 16 DmJOOl -__ J.12 MK llOTim ---" SOOOY ~--M 11 srom ·--··-..:_11 IN .. A2 Thursday, April 12, 20CH WORKING IRllFLY Ill IUSlllESS Chamber to hold spring mixer The Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce is holding a spring net- working mixer from 5:30 to 7 p.m, Tuesday at the Mistral Restaurant. The cost is SS at the door. The Mistral is located at 440 Heliotrope Av~ behind the Port Theater. Information: (949) 673-4050. -- Daily Pilot Tbe bes~ way to check I , . but fancy · homes A def~te Best Buy is the upcoming Fourth Annual Newport Harbor High School Home and Garden Tour scheduled for 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Tues· day., May 1. You'll get to see some of the area's most ' beautiful homes and gar- dens, and have breakfast, lunch and an art walk for $40. Proceeds from the Home Tour go toward programs at Newport Harbor High School. Tickets are pre-sale only. You can purchase tick- ets at the Atrium Court concierge at Fashion Island, • at The Butera Home Collec· lion and at Ann Dennis Design. lnionnation: (949) 552-2311. Greer Wylder BEST BUYS and from 10 a.m . to 6 p.m Tuesday through Friday. Information: (949) 646-0422. Megan Rusiniak HJ-TI.me Cbocolatler is known for consistently hav- ing a great selection of holi· day candies. The Easter selection includes milk and dark chocolate bunnies, fudge eggs. sugar-free chocolate nut fudge eggs, uruque suckers, bunny com, sour bunnies, crispy eggs and sugar· free 1ellybeans. And there are all kinds of gilts ideal for Easter baskets including stuffed bunnies, ceramics and candles. Hi· Time Chocolatier also has conveniently added flowers at A Blooming Busmess. It's located at 250 Ogle St. in Costa Mesa. lnfonnation: (949) 650-8463. Sherman Library and Garde ns is hold.log its fifth armual garden tour from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m ., Sun .. May 6. There will be six residential gardens featured in this year's tour and refreshments will be served at Shennan Library. The pre-sale ticket price is $25, and on the day of the tour tickets are $30. Proceeds will go toward the ITl.dl.lltenance of the botarucaJ coUe<;t.ions at the Library dnd Gardens. The Garden Tour comes m conjunction with Sherman Library and Gar· dens 35th anniversary. To purchase tickets or for more mfonnabon you can call Sherman Gardens at (949) 673-2261. SHE IS On lhe "front hne or SCR." A FAMI LIAR FACE Megan Rusm1dk 1s the voice you hcdr pdsl lhe glc1ss, c1 c.onstant rd ce> m the mtx of revolving Cd Sts and shows di South Coclsl Rt•pertory m Costa f\1esd A bcket sf'rv1ces assistant for JUSI more than a year now. RusUlJak s1wnds her day'> selling llcket.s, tak· Ul!J customer-scrvtee cdlls and wait- ing patiently ac, buyers mull for min- utes over which !>Pals offer thc> best VlPWS. liaVUlg c,pen f'vcry show for at IPctSl lhe pd'>l year one or the )Ob's lw'>t and lrC'e perks Rusm1ak said c,he knows firsthand that there's not c.1 had sec1t 1n the house "It's fun helpmq people out when somebody comf's to you with d big prolJIPm c1nd 1t'c, a h1g problem to Behind the glass, behind the scen es them but not to you.· said the 20· year-old. BACKSTAGE PASS Her favonte performance of late was "Much Ado About Nothing· on the Mainstage. Alter shows. she gets to meet cast members backstage when they want to get complimenta- ry tickets. Rusm1ak is a big fan of Linda Gar· nnger. who played one of the lead roles for Edward AJbee's ·A Delicate Balance,• staged at SCR earlier this year. "She's iust fdl dynamo on stage, and she's just d very humble per· son," the Nc>wport Beach resident said. "She'll always tell everyone in the box office, 'HJ, I'm Linda,' but we're, like, of course we know who you are!· BEHIND THE saNES Rusiniak said she prefers staying behind the scenes rather than on stage. She's passionate about theater and loves being involved in the hrst stages of the show-gomg expenence. Though Rusiniak took acting classes in high school, her goal is to join the theater's literary department one day and work with scripts. ·Everyone at SCR is pretty social with each other,• she said. •And I always wondered how scripts get picked, and I'm social with some of the people that work in there.· -Story by Young Chang, photo by Greg Fry A tax form to fill the tummy T hl'rJt'., i>PPn rl lot Of COmpldin· tnq latPl'r rwrtr the RetaLI Roundup <fpsk nbout, you <.JU<'S'>C'd 1t taxC''> It s<'ems no matter how little we mak£>, too much gets tdken out. (Go figure, dnd !I you rorne up with ctn dnc;wer. please drop ui. a line becaus{' math does not seem to be I.he biggest strength here. I • Fortunately, the bnght minds at the MacKen21e Agency came up Wlth a helpful solution vta those nice folk at the new Ctupolte restaurant· The Great Bumto Refund. And the best news? The fonn to hJJ out. appropnately titled the Burri· RETAIL ROUNDUP toEZ, is "one genwnely sunple, com- paratively humorous fonn. • · Now, actually there LS a lJtUe bat of math and some reading mvolv.ed, but iJ you skip ahead you'U find that on April 16th, if you bnng in this fonn, you can get a trumto for free. Now, l.f only our government were so generous. N ewport-Mesa's ChJpolte, by the way, is located m the Harbor Center. GETTING OUT OF OUR MISERY It hasn't been lost on us here that the whole tdX day deal is falling dur- ing this holy Judeo-Christian time of year. which somehow must violate the separation of church and state. But UlStead or staying hxated on the line containing how much we owe the government, we'll focus on East· er candy and pies. And the helpful folks at Pillsbury sent us a whole host of new recipes· for clinner and dese(t, ones you too can read by checking their Web SJte at http/l:www.pillsbury.com/holldays. Repeat after us: Chocolate, 1040, bread pudding, deductions. If only It were so easy. Dailf .P.ilot BEAD£8S t:tQIU.~£ COpyright. No news ste>n.s, ilk& WEATHER AND SUIF (949) 642-6086 Record your comments about the Daily Pilot <>< news tips. VOL 95, NO. 97 ADD8£SS trations. edlt0r1-I matter or adYef· tlfements hefeln CMl be repro- duced without Wfftten permlt5ion of <q¥tght OWMf. TEMPDATURES Balboa 67152 Tl)IS TOOAY First low It's not too late to stock up on Easter decor, and the best selection in town is at Roger's Gardens. Inside the main room there is a collec- tion of vintage Easter gifts that includes porcelain egg cups, beaded and quilted eggs. crystal Ooral bouquets and glitter bunnies. And for floral decor, Roger's is known for making beautiful Easter baskets. The baskets come complete with pansies. deco· rative ribbons, bunnies and silk roses. There is also a nice selection of Easter bas· ket stutters such as windup rabbits, rruniature duck can- dles, paper accordaons and harmonicas. U you collect Chnstopher Radko oma· • ments Roger's carries lus lat· est ornaments. Roger's Gar· dens is located at 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road m New- port Beach. Informabon: (949) 640-5800. U you love new trends in fashion, check out the new Chic Boutique that's opened at 120 Tustin Ave. in New- port Beach. It carnes design- er clothing by Miss Vmtage, Joomi Joolz, Faith Knight. Green Apple and Tarina Tarantino, plus home furnish- ings and gifts. Inside the store there's a raffle you can enter to 'Win a $150 shopping spree, and it's oUering a 20% off grand opening special on purchases through April 30. It's open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Monday Cal's Camera cam es the best in cdmera and vtdeo eqwpment. In addibon to 1t.s recent remodel a new photo lab has been added and in today's paper you can cllp a coupon for a free 5x7 enlargement with a color develop and print order. Cal's Camera is located at 1770 Newport Blvd. in Costa Mesa Lnfonnabon· (949) 646· 9383. U you're shoppmg for Easter trea.ts you won't want to nuss Helen Grace Choco- lates in Newport Beach. The store is filled with some of the best m chocolates and other candies. For Easter they're offering their famous eggs, Easter baskets, eel.able chocolate baskets, hand and pre-packed chocolates. caramel apples, hand-d1pped strawberries and as always more than 100 chocolates It's located in the Westcliff Plaza at ll'VUle Avenue m Newport Beach. Information: (949) 631-8700. Kristen's Ungerte is hav· mg a bra and panty sale. If you buy any two bras or any two panbes you'll get the thtrd ope free. There are no special orders included m the sale. Kristen's Lingerie is located in the WestcliH Court at 1719 Westcliff Dnve in Newport Beach. lnfonnatlon: (949) 631 -7399. • IEST IUYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays. Send Information to Greer wylder at 330 W. Bay St., Cos- ta Mesa, CA 92627, or via fax at (949) 646-4170. POLICE FILES COSTA MESA Our address" 330 W. Bay St .• HQW IQ BEACH US C6rona del Mar 66153 7:31 a.m .................... 0.1' • tt.1:aor' lloulevwd: Possession of parapherna-~~8!;.eported in the 2000 block at 1 :27 p.m. THOMAS H. JOf4NSON, P\lbl~ TONYDOOaO. Edrtor LJ.CNtN, City Editor JAMES ..... At.sktMYt City Editor -···Di I( MAHAi.. FMturn Editor M>Ga CM SO.C. 590r1S Editor MUI. IAITOMT'%. Newlfditor ... J. INfta&. ,.Oftigrw """ MCCll--. "'°'° £dltOf NO"I~ ~Dw'ecuw LWO••OH. '9omotlons Costa Mfto1. CA 92627. ~ C()68ECIJ()NS The Times Or~ County (800) 252-9141 It is the Piiot's policy to prompt· ~ ly correct 111 erron of substance. Oa.1fied (949) 642-5678 Please ~II (949) 5744233. Olsp&ay (949) 642--4321 m fdhlorial The Newport~ Mesa Hews (949) 642-5680 0.1~ Not (USl'S-1.......ao) k pul> Sports (949) 57-M22l l!!Nd dally In Newport IMctl and ~ Sports Fu (949) 646--4170 Colt.a MIN. ~ .,. 9llall-E~t' CS..lypdot•tlmes.com able only by~ t.oThe MW!~ 11fMI Orange County CIOO> 2S2· M,_ Office ('49) 642--4321 91•1. an.,..~ of Newport I Ullneu Fu (949) 631-7126 a..m and Colta MeM. tubmtp. tlons to the Diiiy Not •• 11Y811-~~ ""*~ftfW\ ... only by fNlll fOf S20 pet • ~of the LOf ~ """': month $eCOlld dM ~ p.id . .i eo.t. Mey. CA. (Mcft Include -'""'"'°' ~...,..--all~--Ind ioc..I \Ill• • ) POSTMASTU; Stnd .... 11111 ~to The Newport ~ ,_.... o.ify Noc. ,0 ICM 1st0. COii.i MIN, CA '262' ____ .....,.....,. Costa Mew 67152 Newport Be<Kh 67152 Newport Coast 69152 SUllP flOMCAST The SW ~I will slowty f.cte today, INvfng uposed spots with l-to 4-foot surf~ hffd.. htgt'I sets at top bfeaks In tM morning . ~ .... Wldge J.4'+ ~ ).4'+ l&Mkln M '+ .UW.Jftty M '+ CdM M '+ first high 12:08 a.m ................... 5.2' Second low 6:16 p.m ..................... 2.4' Second high 2:10p.m ..................... 3.1' 1 .. •1 a.m ..... _ .............. OA' Flnt high 12:47 a.m ................... 4,7' Se(ondlow 6:47 p.m ................... 2.9' Secondhlgh 4'20 p.m. .............. -•• 2.9' • Newt.ell StrMt: Grand theft was reported in the 900 blodt at 11:16 a.m. Tuesday. • Newport 9oulevant. A burglary was reported In the 2500 block at 6:50 p.m. Tuesday. • Or-.. AVWIUe: An auto theft was reported In the 1700 block at 8: 1? a.m. Tuesday. • lbwne Stnet: Possession of a dang«ous weapon was reponed In the 800 block at 7:04 p.m. Tues<Say. NfWPOfn' RACH • ._ 8-r Drtw: A cell phone was reported stolen In the 1100 block et 2:02 p.m. Monday. • ~ ............. V1ndali repotttdly shot a street light with • .2S caliber gun In the 1700 block at 10:11 1.m. Tuftday . •Mir jj n ..._ _. OcMlt FraM: '-tty theft wm repotted at 1 1 a rn Tueteily • P I j1a Vandlh ~ wtped ~on I CM wtndow In the 1400 btodt at I p.m. ~. . .----~--~------~------~--:i.-------....---~~~-----------~--·---~----------...--------...l.ir---11 Doily Pilot ' Cox downplays appointm~nt possibility . . •Newport representative says no off er from the White House has come, and that he is happy in the House. morning after making rernQrks at the Commodores Club Scholarship Avlards Breakfast, emphasized that he enjoys hls postbon as one of the House's top Republtcans. H ouse has come. and he pointed out that Bush has not tapped any elect- ed Repub- Ucans to leave lheLr seats. to step down from his seal Wednesday morrung in the announcement thdl the 24 mPmbers. of the Amencan spy pldne that had collided Wlth a C'hmese fighter Jet l l days edrher were being reledsed. ·Reports of my demise have been greatly exagger- ated." said Cox, who is chair- man of the House Policy Committee and the fHlb- ranking Republican repre- Top possible contenders mclude state Sen Dick Ack- erman (R-Tusbn), As embly- man Bill Cdrnpbell fR-ViUa Park) and SupeMSor Todd Spitzer S.J. Cahn DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH - President Bush has f!ldde sure lo leave elected Repub- licans in their place. That, in a nutshell, LS Rep. Christopher Cox's (R-New- port Beach) take on rumors swirling around hun that he is Bush's pick for a vacant federal judgeship. senldtive. . Those reports, which came from Washington last week. have the 48-year-old Cox taking a position on the influential U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. ~H e's Christopher Cox followed a very delib- erate policy. and for a rea- son.· Coic said. Despite Cox's low-key reaction, a number of poten- tial successors have tenta- llvely ltned up, although all are wailing for offioal word of the appomtment and Cox Others w ho are consider- ing a run rnclude former Assemblywoman MarQyn Brewer, former llep. Jim Rogan. Newport Bedch phil- .anthropLSt John Crean, stale Sen. Ross Johnson (R-lrvtne), ronner Stelle Sen. John LeWJS dnd Tustin mtlliondtrC Mark Chapin Johnson I le pomted out that the U.S apology sent lo the Chi- nese did. not dd(llit gutlt wher€' it was not warranted. "It appropriately d1stm- guJsbcs between an mten- uonaUy caused oollis1on • and an acciden1. Cox said. Cox, who· two years ago led a H ouse mvesllgdtJon into alleged C tunese spymg. begdn his remarks dl the dWdrds breakfast by dnnounung the news Cox, spealong Wednesday Cox was careful to say that no offer form the While Cox also prd1sed Bush for tus "superb job" m hdndlmg negotiations with f'hma, which resulted early Top seniors honored Briefly_in THE NEWS • Students from Corona de! . Mar and Newport I !arbor high schools are recogp.i zed for their scholarship and service. Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH These teenagers have 1t dll -brdms, tdlent. arnb1t1on, dnve and the nerve to pub- hdy suggest thdt Rep Christopher Cox (R-Newport Beach) deals in manure all day ThC'y are future gradudles of Hdrv<Hd Stdnford, Ydle dnd Pnnceton umvers1l1es They wLll be ltt1gdtors, sc1ent1sts, mus1c1ans and poht1c tdns They are the> future movers tl!ld '>hdkf.'rs ol whdtevt>r commun1t1es they setllc• in Th<•y dre the crPdm ol the 2001 crop 1 n Ne>wport Bc•tlc h. The Newport I lt1rbor Area Chdmbcr of Commc>rcc> recognized lhP top 15 high o;chool '>eniors from each ol the> two high '>chools Wedne<;day morning al the 4Qlh annual Scholarship Awards bredk· ldst, sponsored by the Commod ores Club "ll was really interestmq hednng how many accomplishments people hdd," said Lauren Mirowit7., one or the top 15 from Corona del MM. "I was honored." One by one, each student stood before their parents, peers. admin1s- lrators dnd dignitaries from the city, school d.t.strict and legislature wh1le thetr accomplishments were recited To keep things lively dnd fun, pnndpals asked students to expound on various aspects of their academ- ic resumes. It was something Newport I larbor pnnc1pdl Michael Vossen mdy have momentdnly regretted dltc>r dsking student Tom Peter whdt 1t mPanl lo be an agricultural waste• engineer ·Basically I do the '>d mE' thing Congressman Cox d oes -movt> horse mdOure arouncldU day,· PetC'n. responded, as he stood 1ust f Pf?'I from d bemused Cox W ith the exccptwn of Petc•rc,, whose cldssmcttes sd1d nothinq he• does really surprises them dnymor<!, students were both clmclzl'd dncl dehghted to hear whdl the>1r pr<'rc, had been up to. "I trunk 1l just shows how q1ftNI some k1ds are." said Anet Jacobc,, d Newport Harbor rec1p1ent "I was Lmpressed wtth my class'matC's • Newport will consider Coast Highway project They're sllll concem~d dbout the• money. But City Counnl mc•mberc, will dl led<,t loo~ at c1 $12-m1ll1on remode!).nq project for East Coc1c,t HJghway in Corond .<lei Mdr Tuesduy\ undnimou!> v1,tP to requec,l support for the lakPOVl"r ol the villdqc\ rnam artery from Cdl· trans will dUow ·vision 2004 · sup- porters to pu'>h forwdrd with d pl.in to tum th<> h1ghwdy into d more· pedeslndn-orlC'nted !>hopptn<J dnd dining nulf> As pdrt of the transll•r from C'dl· trdnc,, the Cll\ ~ hkPly lo rN<•1\1• uhout $4 nuJ110n Thdt sums c,t1ll suhwct to negot1a1.Jons But , .. htlf' founctl memberc, expr<'ssecl cone em CNN finding c1dd1tionaJ funds lo cov- er thf' project's costs. project sup- porter~ '>dtd federal and state grdnts could be used to make up the~hffer ence If thl' trdnsfer gets approved as pdrt of d Cdltrans bill and the city's lcdders ~1gn off on the deal, New- port Beach will control the highwdy hy C'drly· 2002. 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Shades. & Bedspreads _,.._ Should counctl members thmk ' that Lhe nty can't dfford the pro1ect once ne>qoltdllons wt th C 'c1ltrans clfe rnmpk•te<l, thPy cdn c,lill bdc k out of the• dedl · Trash progr am decision delayed again Thl• Costc1 Mc•c,cl Sc1nttdry D1c;tm t 1s expPClNI todtty to once dCfdtn po!.lponc• d df'c1c,10n to c,landdrdite lrc1c,h c onldtne>rs lhrouqhout thP ('tty Th<• ch<,lnrt hds lwf'n working for dl let1'>I lhrN• yc>rlfs on thP progrdm to pro\ 1clc• un1fonn trdsh r ontdiner.., to n•s1dt•ntc, II <.1pprov1-cf, rf'c,1d(•nt'> will be· q1v- l•n tlwir cholC • ol t1'> rlldO\ ITPE-60- «nd 4U-qullon c on1,11n<'r"> d'> they Ol't~J .,.ur 15- gdllon Cdns will ttlso tw dVdJJdbl<' Tht cl1strn t hortrd ldc,t month cl1rN·tl'cl c,tdll IOP!llll{'f' to put the 1.,.,1w on locld~ \ d!JC'nclr1 tlnd to have d SJX'Cldl meeting Apnl 26 to hnaltze 1tc; color choice!> and other detalls Th£• cleos1on hds been postponed to dllow lhe chstnct more lime to drdft ctn c1greement proposdl for buymg the contdmers, which the board ,., now expected to approve on A pnl 26 "We'll see 11 we cdn work every- llung out hnc1nc1all y tonight, then on Apnl 26 wt" re go1ng to have a meet- ing to hopefully mdke dll lhf' deci- s10ns, • Sdtd board President Arlene Schafer Thursday April 12, 2001 A3 • , A4 Thursday. Ap<il 12, 2001 ON THE FENCE SEAN HILLER I DAILY Pit.OT --P.WJJ'l..9. a recent track meet at Newport Harbor High School, two boys check out the view from the top of the staaium seats BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS City scats opened in Newport Beach Th<' Newport Bec1ch City CounnJ 1s looking for rc•s1- dents mterest<•d in !>Prving on o ty boc1rds c1ncl comm1s<.,1on'> A totdl of right '>Pell., will hccomc> Vdcc1nt whc>n c>x1st- tng term~ cxpm• Jun<' :w Open scats include~ one spot dS a member ol the hodrd of library trustees, three arts comm1%10ner pos1ltons, two parks. bedch- f'S c1ncl recreation comm1s- ..,1oners and two pldnntng comm1ss1oners The deadline to apply 1s 4 pm Mdy lb. CouncLI mem- bers will nommdte two rP<;t· dent<., for each VdCdncy on June• 12 dnd make c1ppomt- mcnts on June 26. All dppoinlmPnts will he effec- tive July 1. Apphcallon forms can be obtclmed from the CJty clerk's office c1t 3300 Newport Blvd .. or v1ct fc1x or mdLI by ccllling (<M9) 044-3005. The forms and mformallon about the pos1llons can also be found on the city's Web \ate( c1t hllp 1Jw\f"' c1ty.newport- beach.ca.us Easter Sunday · Champagne Brunch Sunday, April 15 f,)1111ly fun is on thl-mtnu lit Hyan Newporter's E.K~ ~ B'llnch Join US l0t i \PKtKUlaf Wltf BrullCh fHtu11ng • v•r~ty of trlld111oni1I and 111novcn111e ~ Visit OU1 poc>ulal ~ S~tion wlwlt omtltts lft tNdl! to ordPf with your favontt 1ngred1ents Htad 0vtr to tht C•Mng St•tlon fe•1U11ng BMon of Betf and Vir91111a HOM'f Ham E llfOY st<lSOllll flull Mid salad\, • d.1111.og display of Imported and Oomfstl< Chttw and lrPShly 11.Jltal Gooch Ta~ a shon ~alhef and '1'llO'f speaalty entrtts ind sldts of Roasted and MWled Pot.alot\ and Grillfd Vfqetabfts. Don't miss lllf Stalood ancf So\h1 Boffet oYffflowing W1th fr'91 Shrimp and Crab, ~ salmon llnd California Rolts for your final destination, tht ~ Station offers a mouthwater· Ing finale with txcttlent creations by Hyatt Newportt1's ert!iltM pasuy thtfs-Tllf're's tven a speci,I children's buffet Then, pn the Easter Bunny in the Newporter's Ampilitheater f0t E~ter Egg Hunts Egg Hunts W111 bt held at 11 OC>am, 12'l0pm and 2 00pm Plin. children wilt bf rfllfNined by I Bllloon Man, Magician, f1ee l'aintt1 and l'!tting Zoo live Jaa Music by the J,R. lewis a.nd from 11 :oo.m-• OOpm Indoor ..id Ovtdoof S..ting Avali.le. CompllmtntMy Self httilng AYallablt. Res«V.tions ett requirtd For inforM1Uion pktut u1/I (949) 729-6160 IN NIW'O"T llAC H 1107 J.,,1bore1 Rll NnPpOr~ &•ch, CA 92660 Classified ads ~ork for you! Daily Pilot THE • Doily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL WRAP·UP Inside CITY HALL WHAT HAPPENED: City Council members approved a $221,500 program that will involve the city's residents in the pending update of-Newport Beach's general plan. WHAT IT MEANS: I, A cityW1de festival, neigh· borhood workshops. a general plan advisory·committee and a telephone survey will allow residents to tell city officials about their visions for the city's future. The program. which is expected to take several months, will precede the actual general plan update. Including techni- cal studies, the entire process is expected to cost around $1 million and will last about two years. With Councilman Gary Proctor absent from the meeting due to illness. Councilman John Heffernan voted against the move. WHAT HAPPENED: Council members voted to spend S 13, 176 to lease four electric cars. WHAT IT MEANS: The cars will form part of the city's fleet of 20 electric vehicles. While Councilman Steve Bromberg asked whether higher electricity rates made electric cars more expensive than gasoline-powered ones, city officials said that Newport Beach was actual- ly saving S 15,000 and charged the car's bat- teries during the night. The city also saved about SJ00.000 by buying the electric cars. That's how much gasoline vehicles would have cost tl')e city. The money for the electric cars came from state funds as well as an air quality manage· ment agency to promote cleaner air WHAT HAPPENED~ Council members approved a lot line adjustment for a pro- posed duplex on Bayside Drive in Corona del Mar. WHAT IT MEANS: The development, adamantly opposed by neighbors, will include expanding a private SOUlllH Off "Annexation (of Newport Coast] means a profound change in the character of Newport Beach. Our votes will be diluted by a huge populaUon with no interest in our bay and beaches, and most of whom wUl probably be opposed to an airport at El Toro .... The proposal before you is a waste of money. It.doesn't show you are listening to the people if you ask them obvious questions with obvious answers. " -Allan~ community activist. Beek opposed the $221,500 program to involve residents in the general plan update. driveway within public right-of-way to pro- virle access to the new homes. Councilman Heffernan opposed the move. WHAT THiY SAID: "What this is about is money." Council- man Steve Bromberg, commenting on oppo- sition from neighbors. The two houses next to the proposed duplex are up for sale. WHAT HAPPENED: Council members approved a 10-year management agreement for the Newport Theatre Arts Center . WHAT IT MEANS: The Friends of the Newport. Theatre Arts Center, who have put on productions at the 90- seat theater for over two decades, are now formally 1n charge of managing the center After members of a children's theater company complained thilt they couldn't use the city-owned theater as well. city officials decided to set aside three two-week periods per year for outside groups. NEXT MEETING April 24, 7 p.m .• City Hall. 3300 Newport Blvd. /T'S A·WESOME /T'S FANTASTIC /T'S UNBEATABLE VALUE IT'S A WHOLE YEAR OF FUN ON THE WATER !Ji'd. ~'1.e ./I~ pa,U d/-1UJH£ ~'1.e "(!J~' B<Mf Boat Renld, e~ IT'S AS GOOD AS OWNING YOUR OWN PERSONAL FLEET! Of course that's without the huge expenses. Don't delay, call us today BAY BOAT RENTALS 503 Edgewater, Balboa (949)675-2456 or 675-2457 I Daily Pilot ON ' VACATION Ttiursdoy, Apnl 12, 2001 AS ) Don and Marilyn GouJd of Newport Beach at Trump's Taj Mahal, Atlantic City, New Jersey. ( )ur :\gull\ \\ ·" I \t,1hli,linl I lil· (>Id I ·"" ionnl \\.I\! ( >nl· l'olil \ \1 :\ I i1m·! Rabbirt Insurance A!!ency AlITO • HOMFOWNFRS • ll°t.AITll ~ ~ -~-c.. \J_, ,.... ... .. /,. . 949-631-7740 . 441 Old Ncwpon Bhd • Ncwpon IJcach (Near lloag Hospi1al) ANTIQUE ROW" & GARDEN CAFE "'-'*" U .-...4«e. \Mf'i ftlll'd ""lh T • c,q,., <~ft~•·''"" lln.-ttc'" Fine Home F11mishings A11tiq11ts & Colltttiblts Tr11ditio1111l to CoH11gt Gifts & C11rdm Dtcor Wish List & Dtliotry GGVden,C~ Cardtn P11ho Dining Bwikf11s1, Lwndt, Tt11 & £spttuo 811r Cafe Hours: Tues . .fn., 9am-4pm; Sat., 8am-4pm, Sun. Omelette, 9am-2pm C1111dlts to Ch11ndtlins Uud & R 11rt Boolcs Custom Pict.Ire Fr11ming Fumihlrt Rtslor11tion 11nd much mort! 9'+9 722·1177 130 last 11111 Strut Cosio MtSll, CA (Btli1nd ll•rp Inn) Hours: Tues.·Sat., Wa~Spm Check out U 1ls great n.w •ddltlon to ltoln• Rttnch Market. A ft.tit scrul<:• bakcr11 and coffee bar. We now bake fresh bread. cooklcll, mu((lns and pit!$. t!'lfoy dellclou:s d-scrt.s lfkc: Chect>CC•kc and _________ Fr_u__,lt TltrU w ith your f•uorlte c offee drt .... nk ____ ..;....;o1~~~· MM/ • Cave Aged Gruyere Imported from Switzerland Excellent for Fondv.e $8 ~lb 59 e:. Chiquita Bananas • . J ibs $1~ ··~ Pete and Evie Compton of Newport Beach at the Ke nnedy Space Center in Florida. Planted Baskets for Easter +:FL 0 WE :R_ +" .New Shipment 9CJ¢ Merchandise Vases. Containers. F.aster Menilandise and More Grrar ~11t. haJJtm fillHI 1wh bah IP"''!. blooming 111111 fl""' plm11.J 1'1n tum oiclwl.n llJ<irrmrt•I. ltlys, 11.wl~"· 117 mill mort' -pnn:djivm $/1.'J') WAREIIOl JS E 'nu• Firs/. Tilt• Ori;dmd. 'J'lu• /Jt•sl I THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS. FRESH FOR THE HOLIDAYS I Victorian Lilac -Youve waited nil yenr! ........................................................... $12.00 p:r bu FuU growers bunches of thi.s .fi'flgrlmt be1111ty Daisies • Clean, white flowers with yellow centers 11u1ke a great holiday displny .. $1.49 ~r hu. Sweet Peas • For 11 just picket/ from 1rhe garden disp/n_y in great spring colors.... 3.50 ~r hu Antique Hydrangea· Most wanted ingredient of designers er'f'lywherr ........... $3.50 e.ich ~~~ ' Imported Roses· Huge buds, strong stems, 11t'fli/;1bk in the most perfect colors ..... 99t' ~ach From the Desigri Department: Cho<R from our famous sel«tion of ready to~ baskets and \'a'ieS o( the ~quality fann-fresh·t~you 11owers or call ahead to special onter and a~ for delivery ... P~ from 25.00 F1131 Han ei1 ~ Satur.t~ April 14. We'll he cbed fJNer Sunda). . LAKE FOREST ANAHEIM HILLS . COSTA MESA LONG BEACH/ ( JnJd.1 Bu'lll"" { t'Olcr \11,1h•·1m 11111' llu',111,·" ( r111<1 110'< I"!!"" ''" SIGNAL HILL ~~fll)(t \ I .t111h.:rt '>l 11~ IO ~I 111 I I J l'Jlm.1 \h "ell ·"~ I~ •11 1 lk l)c1 .. urcd t ,., ... , '·r '"<\.I ""t''" • II. t. ••• 1 " 11 ~'l \\ alln11. lit <itfOJI Hill (949) 581-5566 (714) 779-5566 (714) 545-0310 (562) 426-1016 I/own. \lon-T>iun 9:(HJam • tf/(Jpm. In IJ:IHJum • 6 llQpm. \at H:JOoot • .J:IJ()pm DE 'IG\'ER Ol TLET .,., New Merchandise Daily Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, April 10, 11 & 12, 1 O a.m., · 4 p.m. FURNITURE overstock, one-of-a-kind, showroo ... samples, ACCESSORIES cand lots more. Up To 71% Off • • • • • • • A6 Thursday, April 12. 2001 • Send AROUND TININ It~ to the Daily Piiot. 330 W. Bay St.. Cos- ta Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) ~170; or by calling (949) 574- 4298. Include the time, date and location of the event. as well as a contact phone number. A com- plete listing Is available at http://www.dallyplfbt.com. TODAY An Earth Day Celebration lhat wilJ include boat tours, kayaking, music, storytellers dnd educational booths will take place on Shellmaker Island, Newport ijeach. (714) 640-1742. The police officers and fire-· fighters annual breakfast will Lake place at 8 a.m. at the Irvine Marriott at John Wayne Airport, 18000 Von Kannan Ave.. Costa Mesa. Call for pnce. (949) 307-1300. Safi Qureshey, president of Skyline Ventures, Inc., will '>ped k about the future of technology growth in Orange County at 5 p.m. at the Sut- ton Place Hotel, 4500 MdcArthur Blvd., Newport Reach $40. (949) 862-9644. A workshop on how to make better impressions will be offered. by the Orange Coun- ty Chapter of the American Marketing Assn. at 5:30 p.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., New- port Beach. $52, or $42 for members. (800) 290-9216. Heather CullJnan, author of "Bewitched,• will sign her book at 7 p.m. at Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 953 New- port Center Drive, Newport Bea·cb. Free. (949) 759-0982. A feng sb ul seminar wlll be offered at 7 'p.m. at the New- port Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Free. (949) 717-3801. Gretchen McKay, lover of African culture and shaman- ic practitioner, will show slides of East and Southern Africa at 7:30 p.m. rt African Comer, 2584 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 650- 7993. APRIL 1.3 Stroke, vascular disease, osteoporosis, EKG and blood ARoiJNo ToWrf &ereenings will be offered by Prevention Plus at Body Design, 100 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Call !or cost and appointment (800) 795-1743. Planned Pare nthood of Orange and San Bernardino Counties will host a benefit concert to • promote the release of the •Best Bands of Orange County" compilation CD from 9 p.m. to midnight at the Jiard Rock Cafe, 451 Newport Center Drive, New- port Beach. The concert will help promote teen pregnan- cy awareness. $6. (714) 633· 6~73 Ext. 147. APRIL 14 Homeless cbUdren from the Orange Coast Interfaith Shelter, a Costa Mesa-based organization that assists mdi· gent families so that they become sell-supporting, will host an Easter egg hunt at 8 a.m. at Newport 'DUI1es Resort, 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. $3 per child. A pancake bredkfasL will fol- low. (800) 765-7661. The Oasis Senior Center wtll host a pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 10 a.m. at the center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. S2 for adults, $1 for children. (949) 644-3244. The Deaf Fiesta will debut at 10 a.m. today and continue through tomorrow· at the Orange County Fa.J.r & Ex.po- sition Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. $16 adults, $8 children. http:/twww.deaf fiesta.com. The Newpott Beach Com- munity Services and Etlst· bluff Village Merchants Assn. will sponsor the 18th annual Easter Egg Hunt at 10 a.m. at Eastbluff Park, al V1Sta del Oro and VISla del Sol in Newport Beach. Fl"ej:?. (949) 644-3151. ApriJ 14 Is the last day to receive income tax prepara- tJOn services by Orange Coast College students. The help will be offered from 1 to 4 p.m. at the college, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Services are offered to low- _ST'E,ll Hanfo rd's Restaurant IOam to 2pm, Sun .. April 15, 200 1 "I \I<! I I<" <:hampagn~. Mtmo"" and Bloody Mary's Smoked Salmon Deluxe Salad liar with 111l 1he lrimmings hmr D1ffcrcn1 Salad Specialttc.\ locluding Manna1ed Mushroom Salad I'.'\ I HI I.~ < lmdcuc Station · Dc~ign Your Own Omelette Chcc\C lllinve~ with Strawberry Sauoe Carving Suuum wuh Roast Prime Rib of Beef• Saul~ Chicken Brelll>l with Wild Mu~hrooms Gnllcd Salmon Filcl Shted Hnm m Rum Raisin Sauce Vegetable~ Julienne Gruycre Au Graun Potato Wild Rice Pilaf l>I ~'-1 I< I' An Arra) of Gourmc1 [)c,scru and Pastries ~1795 Sl595 SI0.95 Aduh Seniors 55+ Children 12 & Under ~ -\\°'1.da~ ~N\; ror Easter Brunch Reservations CaJI (714) 557-3000 3 I 3 I South anstol • Costa Mesa Wishing you a happy-Easter! Co~e join us for an EASTER BUFFET! Sunday, Aprll 15'from noon to 8pm KAPLAN'S WHOLE STEAMSHIP ROUND ROAST 6EEF. SLICED AT THE TA6LE HONEy(6AKED HAM IN PINEAPPLE CHUTNEY COLD KING SALMON SALAD FRESH ROAST TURKEY WITH ALL THE rRIMMINGS KAPLAN'S HOME MADE FRESH CRAN6ERRY SAUCE ASPARAGUS RAVIOLI SEAFOOD RAVIOLI TOPPED WITH LEMON HOLLANDAISE SAUCE AND FRESH PARMESAN CHEESE PADTHAI NOODLE WITH CHICKEN, MIXED VEGErA&LE, TOPPED WITH CRUSHED PEANUTS TOSSED GREEN SALAD, SOUP OF rHE DAY CARROT CAKE, ICE CREAM OR SOR&CT' CHIU..11 10 a UllNlt •s•• GERMAN REST AURANT EURO MARKET BAKERY & DELI 714.895 .8020 7561 CENTER AVE • HUNTINGTON 8EAcH www.oldworld.ws EAsTER SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH AriltL 15TH 11 :00AM-2:00rM All Yo u CAN EAT UNLIMITED CHAMPAGNE ADUCTS $13.95 SENIORS $12.95 KIDS 12 & UNDER $8.95 EASTER SUNDA BRUNCH SPECIALS Omelet wich Smoked Salmon, Spinach. Mwhroom, Fresh Tomaw, foppcJ w11h Cheese and Roasted Potato. Ill Migud\ Eggs Bcncd1(.l KIDS SPECIALS Bacon I Sausage & l:.ggs DINNER SPECIALS II A1 Roasted Rib l:.yc: Coaccd wich Mustard And fresh Herb~. W-Horscradish Sauce Auju' and 1-rc~h Vegetiible R.acacouillc. or Steamed Atl.muc SaJmon, Served with Champagne Sauce, Over Crc2my Polenta And Asparagus R'-111.ir "1enu A' ailabl~. . . income, disabled, elderly or non-English speaking resi· dents. (714) 432-0202. I APRIL 16 A rep~taUve from the admissions office at San Francisco State University will visit Orange Coast Col· lege from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the campus, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 432-5894. A writing work.shop will be offered by the Newport Beach Community Services at 7 p.m. at the Oasis Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. $98 for six meetings. (949) 644-3151. APRIL 17 A notary seminar wtll be offered by the National Notary Assn. from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. April 17, April 28 and May 9 at the Hilton Hotel, 3050 Bristol SL, Costa Mes~. sqp, (800) US- NOTA1tY. Orange Coast College wt11 host •Flavors of the World Daily Pilot Day• from 1 t a.m. to 2 p.m. in OCC's quad, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The event will feature inter- national e ntertainment. art and music. Free. (71 4) 432- 0202, Ext. 26449. APRIL 11 The 14th annual HIV/AIDS on the Front Llne Conference will be held at 8 a.m. al the Hilton Hotel, 3050 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. The event i!> presented by the AIDS Edu- cation and Training Center, UC Irvine and the Orang~ County Health Care Agency. (714) 456-2249. Newport Bay Naturalists and Friends will present theu Earth Day Celebration from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Shell- maker Island, Newport Beach, adjacent to Newport Dunes at the com er of Jdm- boree and Back Bay Dnve Parking is available at New- port Dunes' comer lot. FreE> information: (949) 640-6746. SEE TOWN PAGE A 10 "'"'~""CA• ~)nnJ~fl'•• ··nA~'· ••• "•••a1 Alla, •• :•v •I\~ '" • #°aJ/fJJ1 0Yia1clay CfZamjtr~911e • .rJn,ak/a"I, .9:00a 111-!:fJOjt m I otl"lt,. 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Open Mon .-Fri. • 6a.m. -6p.m. Sat. 7a.m. -5p.m. Closed Sunday 427 E. 17th St., U.sta Mesa 949-646-1440 · Daily, Pilot ·, ·Presenting Easter Brunch At The HYATT RE.GENCY IRVINE Sunday, April 15, 2001 Appetizer, Salad & Dessert Buffet with ONE PLATED ENTREE Per Person From a Selection of Five Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice, Champagne and Starbucks Coffee ~- Easter Bunny & Easter Egg Hunt Live Entertainment ~ Served From 11 :OOam to 2:00pm $32.00 -Adults $16.00 -Children 5-12 Children under 5 eat free from our children's menu Complimentary Self Parking H .-Y-;\-1 .. l ~ I ' ' ' I ~ , I I J t For Easter Brunch Reservations Call: 949-225-6650 17900 Jamboree Blvd. ~---- Irvine, CA 92614 I ' ' ' EASTER CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH .9:00am · :J:OOpm Adult~. '>21.9.5 . Children 5 thm11Rh 12. $/l!J:i Cl1i/dren 4 um/ 1111dn m·1• fr1•1 Main Diahu Saste Roasted Breast of Turkey • Honey Glazed Ham ~arinated Flank Steak with a Peppercorn Sauce Grilled Halibut with Tomato Basil Sauce • Fettuccini with an Alfredo Sauce • Cheese Ravioli in a Marinara Sauce Side Items Garlic Mashed Potatoes • Rice Pilaf Spring Medley of Vegetables • French Rolls & Butter Vegetable Montage • Fresh Seasonal Fruit Display Blueberry. Oreu & Banana Nut Breads Salads Waldorf Salad • Tomato & Cucumber Salad Artichoke & Mushroom Salad • Pasta Primavera Caesar'Salad • Mixed Green Salad with Choice of Dressing Omelette Station Fresh Eggs with your choice of the following: Cheddar & Monterey Jack Cheese. Mushrooms. Bell Peppers, Onions. Olives, Tomatoes, Sausage, Bacon. Ham. Salsa Breakfast Items French Toast • Scrambled Eggs • Bacon •Sausage• Brealdast Potatoes Assorted Danish & Brealdast Breads Deuert Carrot Cake • Lemon Sc1uares • Chocolate Pecan Squares • Chocolate Espresso Brownies • Cheesecalce Manhattan • Double Apple Torte Beveragea Mimosas • Champagne • Fresh Ground Regular, Hawaiian Hazelnut Decaffeinated Coffee • Fresh Juice • Soda ~ 11 :~I Back Bay Drive • Newport Beach <>ff .lamlmrt'e Road • One Block East of PCH www.nt'wportdunes.com Four Course Champagne Brunch Served 10:00am·2:~m • Fresh Salmon • Crab legs • Oysters on the Half Shell • Fresh Shrimp • Over 8 Gourmet Entrre's • Carved Prime Rib •Carved Ham • Carved Tur1cey • Seafood Omlete Station • Assorted Desserts and Pastries For R111rvltion1 (949, 631 ·1551 3333 w. Collt Hwy. Nevwport 811ch OPEN EASTER Sl'\D.n \~l>l\'JH\,1 \\I I' ,t'\\J Hop on over for Easter .Sunday! We are open at 11:30arh on Sunday and Everyday! Pick-up a Buc~et or Porty Pak' Pa1'f Pct.!. ro.oe Boby Bock Ribs. BBO'd Ouckeo. lou1S10no Hol Sousoge Siieed 8rtSKel Coleslaw. BBO'd Beans. Combreod Honey Buner ood o~ ttie ule11Stts Bucket of Ribs Party Paks b: =:-.:i~ Pig Pok Hog Pak IP.eds/. 91 ~ Q 12 s2s9s s549s s699s .. 2196 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa call (949) 631-2110 • , fl 10 Spec ial Champagne Buffet Served 10:00am-2::l>pm • Fresh Sushi ·All you can eat" • Crab legs • Oysters on the Half Shell • Fresh Shrimp • Over 12 Hot Asian Entrre's • Carved Prime Rib • Carved Ham • CaM!d Turkey • Omlete Station • Waffle Station • Assorted Desserts and Pastries For R111rvltions (949) 722-4121 2901 w. Coast Hwy. Newport Bt1ch CHECK US OUT AT www.rlbcompany.com l t I ._ C -_/:_ ~! (-I PlAZA TOWERS Easter Sunday Brunch Served 10:00arn-2:JJprn • Eggs Benedict •Bistro's Famous Omlete • Seafood Omlete •Caribbean French Toast •Quiche Alsace Lorraine •Smoked Salmon Bagel •Fresh Gnlled Hahbut • Filet Mignon Medalhoos All En1188S mdl~ fresh pee. asscttad dlllS fl1Sh 11u11 aro • VOi croce of I whlta OI dill\: chOcolate scuffle or a slraMJeny cheese blina For Restrvetions (714) 754-0800 800 Anton Blvd.1100 ColtlM111 • .. Calvary Church Newport Mesa '. invites you to Easter services j I n a world of chao) .ind complexities there remains one simple hope: A cross made of wood, A man filled wich love, A promise of life. Do you need hope «>day? Calvary Church Newport ~csa will celebrate Easter with 1hm: services: Friday, April 13 at 7 p.m.; Sacurday, April I~/ ac 6 p.m.; and an oucdoor service on E:l)cer Suh day at I 0 a.m. Tnis year's theme is :A cross, a man, a promise." Ac all three services. families will enjoy full children's progro1mm1ng for nursery through grade 5. The demenrary program will feature: an Eascc:r drama with music. dance and video. Eascer egg huncs are planned for all pre-,chool and clemencary school children. Calvary Church Newporr Mesa is a non- denormn.uional church with a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. ~crvu .. e~ .ire comemporary wi1h culturally rdevani mu\lc dnd teaching. Everyone: is welcome:! Wultmd un11us 1tre 011 Snrurdays at 6 p.m. and Su11dnys at H. 9:30 a11d 1111 m 711e church 11 lo«aud at 190 £. 23rd 51. (c-ornl'r of 23rd 1md Ora11ge), Costa Ml'sa. Call (949) 645-5050. NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH Good Friday 7:00 pm FESTIVAL EASTER Sunday Worship Service with Choir & Orchestra April 15th at 9 : 15 and 11 :OOam 798 Dover Dr. Newport Beach (949) 548-3631 Ef~rr)1( J/o-acl!r.JJI ~all!olir cg;;,t J'r// .. . . Doify Pilot Welcome to Mesa verde United Methodist Church Holy \.\leek services at Our Lady Queen of Angels H ow Far is Noc Far? Ar one point in Jesus' ministry, He said: "You are not far from the Kingdom of God." How far is not far? When asked which way shall we go ro find rhis kingdom. Jesus explained. "The Kingdom is within you." Those who continue 10 look beyond or above them for heaven eichcr conclude, ir is still before us, beyond us, or nowhere. For rhosc who hear and heed Jesus' words, heaven is now here. Easte-r cdebraccs che wonder, .iwe .ind mystery of chat rruch. In Chrisr's resurrcccion, we are wirncsscs ro che way rhat God works through faith, hope and love. The cemporal is flooded wiLh the eternal, heaven and earth are joined and the gaccway to kingdom life is now possible. If our goaJ in enrering rhe kingdom is to be with the Lord in e1ernicy, rhen Jesus also clearly showed us then 1hat happens. k ... lnheric the kingdom prepared for you from the foundadon of the world; for I was hungry and you g;ive me food , I was thimy and you gave me drinl<, I w;u; a stranger and you welcomed me, I _____ .,.. was naked and you clothed me, I was sick and you took care of me, I was in prison and yo u visi1ed me ... " When we are open and receptive co the way\ of God, our clenched fo1s open so rhey may serve and respond to rhc need~ of ochers. When we seek to b<: filled with God and nor so full of ou rselves then rh' world nor only appears different, it is differcnr. \'(lri11m by P111tor Dick George. Mun Vl'rde UMC Cc:lcbrare Chrisi's rriumph over death at the inspimional Holy Weck services at Our Lady Queen of Angels Church. Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic C!1~rch in.vices everyone co the Holy Weck services commemorating Christs Pass ion. Oca1h and Triumphan1 Resurrection. . ' . , • . ·1 he services begin on Moly Thursday, ApriJ 12 with the eve ning M.lSs ol the Lord's Supper at 7:30 p.m. . . . . , Good Friday services include Guided Med11at,mns 1~1 rhe Church at no11 11 • and 1he Celebration of che Lords Passion .ii I :30 p.m. tariorn. of rhe Cross will be said at 7:30 p.m. in the church. The Easrer Vigil on aturday evening will be celebrat~ at 7 p.m. with music fo r choir. org;rn bass and 1impani. Easter Sunday services are at - a.m .• Mass with a cantor; 8· 'O a.m. Mass in church with contemporary choir :rnd Mass in hall w11h a cantor and 1rumpcc; 10 a.m .. Mass in church with the adul1 choir and bra\~ and Mass in hall wirh contemporary choir: 11 :30 a.m. Mass in church with cantor and rrumpet. No evening Mass on E:mcr J.1y. Childcare available at the services. Join m 111 celebrate 1his joyous Easier sea~on! For morr information about our sclud"k. call (9•J9J 644-0200. Our Lady Q11em of Angels Church is lomu1l 111 2046 Mar Vi1ta Drive in Nrwporr Brach. .............................................................................................................................................................................. ••h•"'"'''''' •.•••.•••.••• Mariners Chu ·rch Celebrates Easter T en ~crvices are expected to draw more 1h:1n I 0,000 people: 10 M.1ri11er) Church during Easrc:r weekend. bmer remembrance and celebration for 1he entire family will take plale 10 observe Good Friday, P~ver Seder and Easter. ~Cood FridJy and Easier send d mes!><lge of love <1nd forgivc:nes) to the world." said Kenton Beshore, senior pasror at Mariner\ Church. MBccau\t· (,od loves us so much. He sent his Son 10 die on 1he u<m. bearing the burden of our sin. Jesus then ro'>I..' from the dead. so th.11 we mav live: tha1 i. ~ometh1ng worth cdebra1ing." · Easter Celebration 200 I includ~: • Good Friday, April 13 -Services at noon, ·'· 4:j0, (1 .ind 7:30 p.m. in the Worship Center provide Jn hour of inirospc:crive con1cmpla1ion and communion. focu~ing on 1he meaning of Chri~1\ deJ1h on the cross. Known among 1he Mariner\ communiry as one of the mo~c spiriwall)' moving \ervice~ of the yc.u, each person has the oppor1unity m litcr.tlly n.1il 1heir hurdens, wriuen down on nore c.1rds, ro seven-foot · r:ill wooden crosso throughout the audimrium. Childcare is available for infonr, 1hrough rhrce year olds. •Passover Seder, Friday, April 13 al 6 p.m. -Mariy Goc:t1, nJ1ion,1lly Jcclaimcd singer, pianist and Messianic Jew le.id, .1 traditional Seder meal and provides special music and reaching on rhe ~ignificmce of rhc Seder 10 Chris1ians a1 Mariners Church in the Community Center. The cosc for the dinner is $35. 1icke1s mu\t Ix purchased rn advance by calling, (949) 854-7030. exr. 533. •Easter Celebration, Saturday, April 14 and Sunday, April 15 Vive ~erv1tc.'> 10 celebrate Chrisr's rcsurreuion: aturday ai 4:JO anJ 6:]0 p.m. and unday ar 8, 9:45 and I l:JO a.m. in the Worship ('enter. A I 'iO-voict· F.:l)ter d1oir and 20-piece on:hcsrra kio..k· off the cdebr.ition at each \en 1te. Infants through ~i).tlt graders can take p.in in a fun cdcbr.iuon at Kids Church. Call the l.a!>ter hotline a1 (949) 8'i4-70JO ext. 413 with any que~1ion . • 15th AnnuaJ Higb School Mexicali Trip I mm April 14-10. more than 120 high Sthool \111dent' will s~nd rhcir Spring break running V,11.:a1ion Bible 'ichool for Mexicali children. h11m11m Unmh u l1Jmtrd al 5001 Nm1purt Cmm 1Jm1e, /If the rnmt7 of /3011i1n Ctmyon /Jri111• in lrvinr mu/ lu./1111d 1hr UC/ mmpus. Founded 111 I 96J, M1m11rrs Churrh 111 lr11inl' 11" mm-dmo111i11a11011al. Bibl1'-1e11d11ng church with ro///empomry worship. the church su111'S m 1eml 1hoUJa11d people wt1h 1hrt'f wrtkmd srr11ius and dou111 of m1d-111uk ministry groups for 111/ 11ges. \'Vrrkmd srn11ce timl'S al't' Snt11rdays at 6 p.m. ,md S1md11ys 111 I) 1111d 11 n.m. For gr111'rnl infannn11011. ntll Mnrint'n 0111rrh 111 (949) 854-7600 Or visit thr W'eb siu Ill WWUJ.mari11rnc/J11rch.org. THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF SAINT MICHAEL & ALLANGElS HOLY WEEK 2001 SCHEDULE EASTER TRIDUUM 2001 Palm Sunday, April 8 • Holy Eucharist at 8 am and April I 2th, Holy Thursday • 8:30 a.m.; 1\1ornin g Prayer (No Mass) • 7:30 p.m.; /\1ass of the Lord's Supper • Adoration of' the Blessed Sacrament until 12:00 Midnight April 13th. Good Frid ay • 8:30 a.m.; Morning Prayer (No l\1ass) • I :00 p.m.; Passion & Veneration of Cross, & Holy Communi on (No Mass) ' April 14 th, Holy Saturday • 8:30 a.m.; Morning Prayer (No M ass) (13ilingua l) • No 5:30 p.m. Mass • 8:00 p.m. Easter Vigi l Mass w ith Baptis ms April 15th, Easter Sunday • 6:30, 9:30, a nd 11 :00 a.m. Masses in English • No 5:00 p.m. Mass NO SCHEDULED CONFESSIONS ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY OR SATURDAY OF HOLY WEEK SAINT JOACHIM CATHOLIC CHURCH IGLESIA CAT6LICA DE SAN JOAQUIN 1964 ORANGE AVENUE, COSTA M ESA, CA 92627 (949) 574-7400 • FAX (949) 574-7407 10 am with Blessing of Palms and Processional Holy Tuesday, April 10 • Tenebrae at 7:30 pm Maundy Thursday, April 12 •Choral Eucharist at 7:30 pm Good Friday April 13 • Ecumenical Worship at Community Congregational Church at Noon • Family (child-centered) Worship with the Stations of the Cross and Holy Communion at 4 pm •Stations of the Cross at 7 pm• Good Friday Liturgy at 7:30 pm Holy Saturday, April 14 •The Great Vigil of Easter Begins at 7:30 pm with the Lighting of the Paschal Candle April 15, Easter Sunday • Festival Choral Eucharist with Brass and Organ at 8 am and 1 O am • Easter Egg Hunt at 11 :30 am JOIN US ON EASTER TO CELEBRATE THE COMPLETION OF OUR NEW . PARISH C•N1WRI ALL ARB W.LCOME. Located on Marguerite at Pacific View Drive • Corona del Mar • Tel: 844-0463 NURS•RY CAR• AT ALL S•RWC•S .. .. " Thursday, April 1 2, 2001 A9 Lutheran Church of the Master looks forward to welcoming you to worship at Easter and every week The Presbyterian Church of the Covenant .lllOUnl\ of Jnm ll<:tr.1yal .111d pa\\ion, 1hc: pownful n.tr1.1t1\iC will Ix ~upfXmc:J O\ till lxJu11tul nlll\ll of the 1-aurc: T wo thousand y~rs ago roads converged. One was human ~infulne~s. 1he other God's mercy. They me! a1the1.:ross and r?urret.,.io~ of Jesus Christ. Without 1he cross a{ld resurrection rhe world and our l1ve$ would 'Pin on .a mcamnglcs~ aus be~ccn a tarnished past and an empty future. The best we rnuld hope for i!I to ~imply endure. But our record of sin and f.ulure concinucs 10 '*met head-on by God's Living Word of forgivenes life and salva1ion in 1he Good N~s of Jesw Chrisc. Because 'Christ has died and has been raised, we c.m be ~umined in 1he midsr of an often chaotic life. know 1he joy of God's gnu and forgivene$S, and be grounded in an aurhencic spimual life or faith, hope and love. . W inner of fi ve Lm Angde' DramJ Crt11l. Cm.le Awar<h. the Atcof\ C ,o ... op " rhe liF\I Chri~cian-basecl pmlcs~1011al 1 he.Her tomp:iny in rhc Unir cd ~talc\ tlw operate~ under a 1.:oncral.t w11h At tor' R1:q u ll' m. In .lllJmon 111 1ell1ng rht· "ory of tht' I orJ' ,111fem1~ 111 Jn unlommoolv l Pasto~ Mark Anders~n and the people of lut~eran Church of the Master in Corona ~lc:I Mar itiv1tc you ro join m in worship th•~ Holy Weck and every week. As we do so, we arc mindful of 1he fact <ha1 we were all once srrangl'r' Equiry. mm ing w.i\, thl <.umb1ncJ t.1lcnc<.' of an .Kcor .~mgl·r 111\1 rnml·nt.ill\t al~o umll'r\1..ort\ d1l tl1nnl· th.11 rhc prc~<:nte ol thl d111rlh 111 lxreavc:rmnr "a \trong \IJll llll'lll t1I 'llJ'port .ind lmc lhe rl'<lllll'tll ni.1"· "· hml' ll'.1J111~ theme> arc nu11 .111J h!!h1 hn1h lC>ll\Oll'' 1he livmg 1r1J < 011111111' till' dnt.hnl lu (,oJ, lllfllllllllll~ t...trC who came through the door; of our congrcgarion for 1he fim rime. Be: assured you will rcu:ive a warm welcome::. It is our pr.iyer 1hat everyone who worships wirh m will come 10 know the welcoming. awesome, ama1ing grace of God in Jc,us Chri~1. Holy Wttk Worship Scl1cdulc: • Holy Thur>day, 7 p.m. • Good Friday, 7 p.m. • l~cer Sunday bre.1kf.i..,1, 8:]0 .1.1n. • Easier ~unday wor\hip. 9:30 a.rn. You're invited to COME CELEBRATE! AMAZING MUSIC EXCELLENT CHILDREN'S PROGRAM (Same at alf serwcesJ EASTER EGG HUNT for children ages 3-12 UPLIFTING & INSPIRING MESSAGE for all jom us for one of the following services: Friday, April 13, l:OOpm Saturday, April 14, 6:00pm Sunday, April 15, 10:00am CALVM'f CHURCH. NEWPORT MESA 190 East 23rd Street, Costa Mesa (949) 645-5050 The Presbyterian Church of the Covenant Maundy Thursday Service, April 12 " at 7:45 P.M. "A Service of Gathering Darkness"· Be11111if11/ mwic of the Fnvre Requiem with l'ou•erful n11rr111io11 by critically acclLlimed Clmstian profissio1111/ thenter group. This is an evening which will deeply impact all! EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 15th, Two Services 8,:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. "The Never Ending Story" Pascor Tim McCalmont wiU lead chis joyous Cdcbracion with choral prcscnmion by rhc C..onvcnam Choir with guest instrumcntaJiscs fhr Chu rrh is located 111: 2850 Fairview Road (at Adams) 714.557.3340 mariners church celebra te t ruth ~~ beyondword s easter celebration [ saturday) apnl 14 @ 4':30 & 6:30pm [ sunday] 1pnl IS @ 8, 9;45 & I I :30am five ~ with serllOI' pastor kentoo beshore. our ~r choir. orchestTI. dance and children'$ proar""5 for rill'lf.S -6th &ride good frlday services april 13 @ 12, 3. 4:30. 6 & 7:30pm In introspecM Jcuney from the last wpper' '° the cndDdon, ~ ITMIC, meda, Ind a memce d b)lvec 1es1 ~-M....,. 0..11 500 I newpott <OHi drive I 1rv1ne I u I t2612 tH .U4. 70JO 114 1) www .1111•rl1t•r1cllwrcll .er1 ' Lurhemn Church of 1llt' Af11slt'r 1s lornud 111 2900 f>flcijlr Vie111 I>ri11e, <.oro1111 drl M11r. 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April 12th, 7pm Goon FRIDAY, April 13 th, 7pm EASTER SUNDAY, April 15th, 9:30am Easter Breakfast, 8:30am Lutheran Church of the Master 2900 Paclflc View Dr. Corona del Mar 949-759-1031 Pastor Mark Anderson ~ TtadltJonaJ & Contemporary Worship • Sunday School ChUd care • Bible Study •After School Program Mesa Verde United Methodist Church Dr. Dick George, Pastor Sunday Services at 8:30 and 10:30 AM Chi/.dcarr provided Holy Week and Easter EYents April 8 8:30 and 10:00 AM• PaJm -Passion Sunday Worship Services • Sermon: What's Palm Sunday without Palms? April 12 7 PM• Maundy Thursday ervice Remembering the Last Suppe r • Communion Meditation: Cross Wt>rdr April 13 Good Friday: Mttli1111Ulru 011 tht Cross • Come fo 15 minutes or an hour -bctwttn Noon ~nd 2 PM April 15 8:30 and I 0:00 AM • Easter Wor~hip rvic Choirs and~ Mu 1c rmon: ~Easter Buucrfly rae.e u both services 1701 Mer Street• C..Mlla • (714) 979 .. a234 J.rom 405. on( mile Souda oe Hilt.or. From } brbor, th rte blodu W~t on &ltet', MWMC is tl anmwction of Baker and Mn.a Verde OIM, ..-from tht libmy. O n M.1undy lhur,dJ). April 12. c1gh1 mcml~" of !111, h1ghh :u.c.l.11mcJ ~rm1p ''ill 10111 1hc \ l'rl·,ln 1n1.111 C.hu n.h of the ( ovenJnt ( hrnr ,rnd Orlht~lrJ 111 J u11111ul prl'\cnr.111on u1111 lnl "A ~rvill· ol c ;Jthcrin~ l>Jrknn\ llJ\Cd on I hl ~I "Pd ----- I hl· 'l°r\'11..c hl·~1m Jt ~ ~') p.rn. 1n the ,,1t1u11.tr). I hu<· " 1111 1..h.irgc for 1hi\ prnu11.t11on .111d d1l puhl11.. " wckorncJ. C 111 Id, .1rt· "111 ht• prm IUlll , ( ,i// ( -, I 'i) • !.110 /111 11tftf1111m1J/ i11f111111.1111111 / /i, < li11rJ1 11 !11111/t'tl al .!H 10 I .u11·lt'11 Hd "' < 11•1,1 \lrJ<1 "I Chr111-cet!llred. WOl1,..ll ceumnlllitv raclllltll 011 In IVllVCISID Mw\ft; 11111 lavul ..... ,.,. - "Spend Easter with the Risen Christ" "j c\ui., Said, ·No One Come\ to the Father E'\ccpt thro ugh Mc"' 1 ii o1t111 I I I I I ' I t ''AND~EW'S I' ( It ~·1 I l>r John \. I luHm.111. Ir /'fl«/• /•1111; ,.1rnr.IJ1, \pr.I 1-1. 111111. ' Ill 11 \\ \u11tlJ•. \f'nl I' .!11111 -1111.' \II~ Ill: l ' \ .. 1 ·""'"Imm '~"I'"'' 1 IJrhur ll11:h ,,huul .11 lnm, .u1J I •th t.1•11 '' ''"-'' , , ktt hi ' ,, r.-u t• .. h" < '"'""' , '' '"'-' ' • '' 'J-l"'ll "\ t lH\\U 1 \I \II "'''"'°""'Jn\\ ,ru, •• \\I J,"' \' , ,, 1 ,1,, ~ 1 ,, •' • CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA llf:; UNITED METHODIST 'i~---f Holy Week Services -·-= Palm Sunday, April 8, I 0:00 am '"In I he Comp.111~· or f'rtencls .. -I uke I 9 28-40 Maundy Thursday, April 12, 7:30 pm T he Sat ranwnt of llol} l'rnnmunion "Tlwre is Ro om for Fv(•ryo1w" -John 1:t 1-17 Good Friday, April 13, 7:30 pm "The Foret• of Forgiw1wss .. -Luke :!:l '.M Easter Sunrise Service, April 15, 6:30 am (on the beath .11 I Hh ~trt•et ) "To Challt·n~l' and to <:h.1ngl'" -.John :!ti 1·18 £.aster Worship, April 15, 10:00 am "No Longer Bound" -Lul..t> :! t· 1-1 :! 1400 West Balboa Blvd. Newport Beach. CA (949) 673-3805 1 ~ ( ) ..., C t!rrJlttlr !!Ir . Yt11r11 ('11111! l . { . C II <.._ (/l/t l St. Mark Presbyterian Church (USA) A Ch"rch With Opm Miruh 11tul Opnt Amu Good Friday 7:30 pm Easter Sunday 9:30 llft and 11:1' .. I I I AIO Thur!dor, April 12, 2001 TOWN CONTINUED FROM A6 Mother's Market wtll present a seminar and book signing for "One God, One Breath" at 6:JO p.m. at the Patio Cafe, 225 East 17th Street, Costa Mesa. Pree. (800) 595-moms. APRIL 19 The C:::osta Mesa Chamber of Commerce will host a break- fast mixer at 7:15 d.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive, Cos- ta Mesa. $12 in advance, $17 at the door. (7 14) 885-9090. A workshop on home rernod- elmg will be offered by the Senior.. Housing Council dt 7:30 a.m. at the Los Angeles Times Conference Center, 1375 Sunnowcr Ave., Costa Mesa. $25. (949) 465-2442. Deadhne for reservaltons 1s Apnl 16. UCLA's represen tative will be • di Ordng<' Cottsl C'ollegP Transfer Center from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.. 270 1 Fairview Rodd, Costa Mesa. Fref'. (7 14) 432-5894. Mother's Market wlU present lhc seminar "Kevcrsc Aging" dt 6:30 p.m. di the Patio Cdfe, 225 Ed'>t 17th Street, Costa Mcsd. FrN• (800) 595- MOMS. Nova Community Founda- twn w1U host d chc1nty event to educdle potcnt1dl donors dOd help rdl'>C' runC'll> for Des- lu)y Tnpc, di 7 pm di SdkS Fifth Avrnuc> m South C'Od'>l Plaza Free. uut dondtions dr<' C'ncouragcd Resc>rvdt1onc; requested (94q) 222-9010 or 101ormat1onCa novaldncl org Daniel G. Amen will sign his book, "Hedhng ADD." di 7:30 p.m. dl Bt1mes & Noble Book· selle rs at Fdsh1on lsldncl, 953 Newport Cr nter Dnve, N<>w- port Bcdch. FrN~. (949) 7.59- 0982. APRIL 20 Orange Coast College's OrnamPntdl I lorticulturc Department will host a Sf>nes of pldnt sdlc>c, lo mclude tomd- loes, p<''ppcr<;, squdShf'S, cucurnberc,, herb!>, dnd d Vdn· ety of nowPrs from I 0 a m lo J p.m in thP lforllculture Carden at Orange Cod!>t Col- lrge. Costd Mesa. Also A FREE SEMINAR Presenred by scon. DOURDElAIS Allomey AJ Low L•orn How 11.•vocobl• Living Trusrs • "''<O<lj rt .. (("J 'JfwJ ,....,,., d l>l\OllAlf ~ IV-di,..•· r..t .. i.""'><l'"' ( ~1A1E TAJ<£~ • A-1 CON>!IWAIOR~IP Pl\QC[l()INu~ Pir rr-c1 '/CA~ ••Vf)ll• ,f yo.1 rpcrft,. ""'°"'" 1'!11<-d • /itN)f("tr>-n Pt•.,(')l"\i • tt>< >I'"' ro, """~'~ ot Comr<~"'''Y Pr """"' . °""' j .... ~ ""'° ...... ,,... """ '(QV' """"~ 1>< """'° y«u •• urw.h'P ATTEl'ID 0 1'1£ OF THUE fll.H SEMIHAIU TO l(All.l'I HOV TO PASS YOUll. ESTATE TO YOUll. LOVED C HES INTACT TIJE:50A y APNl 1 7 2001 6 p"' WOMON WI™ DAAH£Y 19000 MocMlv OIYd ~ i.w.. Nea(.omput 'MDl"€!0A Y APll.ll 16 2001 7 00 PM HUtlTIHGTOH OU.CH UOMP.Y 7111 Tolbeft Ave Tolbeft (, Gold9n 'W•• ~°£«" llfUP.SOAY. APl\ll 19, 2001, J JO PM lA MIMDA 504IOll. CDfTtP. lo i.'ilodo NJMly C..-OI t 3810 lo Miroclo Ave. Lo Miroclo -...... _.,,.,,.Q.4•3• ..... _" ........... ._,c.... SATUP.OAY, Al'M. 2t. 2001, tO 00 AM HIU.Vn~~ 2060 l'I TUllln Ave SonloMo lbltl ol 17lh ... o.tW'd 20'° .. ""*'>Ne offered April 27 and May 4. (71.C) 432-0202 Ext. 26533. The Orange County Chapter of the Architectural Institute of America will celebrate its annual gala at 6:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Goll Course Dri- ve, Costa Mesa. $37 .50 for members, nonmembets a.re $42.50. (949) 476-2572. APRIL 21 En core Plus wUJ offer breast cancer screenings at Harbor Christian Fellowship, 740 W. Wilson, Costa Mesa. Free. Call for an appointment. (714) 935-9720. Courses on how to buy and sell items on eBay.com will be offered by eBay University al 9 a.m. April 21 and 22 at the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel, 900 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. $25. (408) 558-7400. "The Ultimate Perennial Gar- den· will be the subject of a d.Jscussion at 9:30 a.m. at the Sherman Library & Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Highw<\y, Corona del Mar. Pree. (949) 673-2261. A dJvorce recovery workshop will be offe red from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. by Maxine B. Cohen, marriage and family therapist. at her office, 180 Newport Center Drive, New- port Beach. $40. (949) 644- 6435. APRIL 22 A bridal show wllJ be hosted by the Adventures at Sea Yacht Charters from 2 to 4 p.m. on lhe yacht, 3101 W. Coast Highway, Newport Bcdch. Free. Reservations required. (949) 650-241 2. Steven Sears, author of "Wedi th and Asset Protec- tion,•· will sign his book at 2 p.m. al Barnes & Noble Book- sellers at Fashion Island, 953 Newport Center Drive, New- port Beach. Free. (949) 759- 0982. APRIL 23 Whole Foods Market will offer a special market tour from 5 to 7 p.m to highlight new ways to prepare naturdl foods. The store is at 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. (949) 574-3800. Fresh Fish Deli. Chowders. Gumbos, Seafood Tacos, Sandwiches & Dinners --II• II•, q , I 1' l •, ,, ,t, di - PASTA PEAST MONDAYS wdfuod & Ch1cken/5ll"~ ~ldfUng di only '"'~rd•• ·oa, ., '"" rct' lllOd ad panote• l>ltol' t ellt• Ril Wtn""' ,. ~BUi1m 84:.,.r\ 'J"glan/'10 boWe 'J'"tilluM'" ptlcllu TACO DAYS (TuM Thun and S.11 frttll FWI. ~•food & Cldclr.nt Tll«>t Slal'tlng at'1" 11 ot Bud 'l • Peoli<os '1 u BIG BUJUUTO DAYS f \\l!llMscMy lo Fnd.tyt I Grilled fl~. Cllldlen, Lobstu or vegetablu, with TortJJl1 Chips and S.bal Startin al '-4'1 9 ... Corona'• & Modelo'• 1 BAJA #SHRIMP BOIL" lfrlcloy' s.tutdaf Nlghlsl 'l 1" I lb IA1911 S..j l~"'et l'wol '17" Slutmp & StMtllftd Clam Combo '17" lo<l_,._. _ _,..._ .... h_ ---------------, I FREE CLAM CHOWDER I i_ _w:a~y.P~~l!.5~ a~d-~s_a~: _ 1 670 West 17th St. Costa Mesa flu•! ,,...1 ll"adM JM'I) Mon·S.I I 1•m---9pm (949) 645-8873 • "+· --~· --, • ------• -- f I Doily Pilot • A cllacus1too about sleep problems will be offered at 6 p.m. at Hoag Health Center, 1190 Baker St., Costa Mesa. Free. (800) 514-HOAG. Mofber'1 Market will presen th~ seminar •A Natwal Aih>roach to Asthma & Aller- 'lfes • at 6:30 p.m. at the Patio {:afe, 225 East 17th Street. "Costa Mesa. Free. (800) 595- ,•MOMS. APRIL i'f Orang" ·c oast College's ~ date&· Students will host a conference for high school student leaders from 8 a.m. t6 1:30 p.m. at OCC, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesd'. Free. (714) 432-0202, Ext. 26449. Youth Expo 2001 will be held at 9:00 a.m. today through April 29 at Orange County Fair & Exposition Center, 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 708-1543. Orange Coast College's Associated Students wtll honor Fred Huber, one of the col- lege's founding deans, from noon to 1:30 p.m . on campus April 24. The college Is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Huber, 85, was the first dean of men when OCC o pened ln 1948. H e re maine d at OCC for nine years before becoming the president of three other colleges and institutions. lnformaUon: (714) 432-5725. The Volunteer • Center Orange County will hold its 9th Annual Volunteer Con- nection Days, ·Putting the Unity in Community," ApnJ 27 to JO. The event will include more than 110 pro~ jects offered. Kelley Searcy (714) 953-5757. APRIL 24 A marketing and promotion workshop will be offe red from 9 a.m. to noon at Nation- al University, 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. $25. (714) 550-7420. The Corona del Mar Cham- ber or Commerce will host a networking luncheon at 11 :JO a .m. a t the Five .Crowns Reslau.canl, 3801 Codst High- way, Corona del Mar. $15. (949) 673-4050. Orange Coast ColJege stu - dents who are lnterested in trying out to be the gradua- tion speaker may do so at 2 p.m. in the <'ollege's Litera- ture and Language Building. Orange Coast College is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. (714) 432-0202. Elder Care Consultants will offer a seminar on family dynamlcs and elder care al 2 p.m. at Borders Books and Music, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 645-8007. Tamara Bowe r, author o f ~The Shipwre cked Sallor, • will read and sign her book at 7 p.m. at Barnes & Noble Bookwllers dl Fash1on lsldnd, 953 Newport Center Dnve, N<>wport Bedch. Free (949) 759-0982. The HMarkeUng and Promo- tion H workshop, offered by Ofdngt> Codst College's Com- munity Education Office, will be held from 9 ci.m to 12 p.m. at NdllOnd l Univen.ity, 3390 Harbor Olvd., Costd Mesa. $20 in ddvance, $25 dl the door. (714) 432-5880 or (888) 622-5376. APRIL 25 The Oasis Senior Center wtll host a day of inspirallon and' information for women from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the cen- ter, 800 Marguerite ·Ave/.. Corona del Mar. $10. (94~) 644-3244. ) An after hours mixer wtU be hosted by the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce al 5 p.m. at Zen Bistro Restaurant, 1870 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa. Members are free, guests are $10. (714) 885- 9090. Learn how to better keep track of your money during a workshop hosted by the Con- sumer Credit Counseling Ser- vice of Orange County at 6 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Fed- eral Credit Union, 2701 Har- bor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 547-2227 Ext. 122. Mother 's Market will present a seminar on ·Pet & Animal Health" at 6:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe, 225 East 17th Street, Costa Mesa Free. (800) 595-MOMS. The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce will host an after- hours mixer from 5 lo 7:30 p.m. at Zen Bistro Restaurant, 1870 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa. $10, or free for mem- bers. (714) 885-9090. John Pina Craven will slgn his book, "The Sile nt War," at 7 p.m. al Barnes & Noble BookseUers at Fashion Island, £&~ Mattress Outlet Store 3165 ~bor Blvd. Costa l'lesa One a.ock Sout11 of •os rwy 545·7168 Hodson Lightin ..-----;;rr:;;.._ ___ _ j I I I • 'fl I ! I ' ', \1 1 f ... Ceill"' ran. cool you In the IWDIMt and warm you in the winter. All for juet nniea a d-.y '· AvaiJ.biii in 8twh Alumin1.1111 cw WhheS.. DiNnew 42" Of' 62" 953 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 759-0982. APRIL 26 Dragon Tecb-Knowledgy Solutions, LLC will host workshop on how to become n:iore technically savvy from 8 to 10:30 a .m. al the Newport Beach Mamou. 900 Newport Center Drive, Newport Bedch. $49. (949) 723-9372. The Center for LeadershJp Studies will present a work- shop on situational parenUng at AntoneUo Rlstorante, 3800 Plaza Drive, Costa Mesa. The workshop will take place from 9 a.m. to 2 p .m. or from 5 to 10 p.m. and will focus on helping pdrents e nhance their chil d's readiness in accomplishing tasks, making deosions and constructively falling free tune . Daytime workshop is $95, evening workshop is $145. Price include!> dlJ materials and a five star lunch or dinner. (71 4) 957-8333. The 28th annual Ro man feast and Chanty AuctJon, hosted by the Youth Employment Services of the Harbor Area Inc., will begin at 6 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. Chnstane Carr, (949) 642-8306. PalneWebber will host a workshop on money man- agers and Fortune 500 com- panies at 6 p.m. at PameWeb- ber, 888 San Clemente Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Free. Dinner will be served. (949) 7 t 7 -3919 APRIL 28 The Newport Be ach Uons Club will host its annual fund-raiser for the Blindness Foundation at 1 p.m. at the DeAnza Bayside Vlllage South bubhouse. 300 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. $25. (949) 675-8986. Cyntbla MuchnJck wtlJ sign • her book, #The Ulttmate Wedding ldeaBook/ at 3 p.m. at Barnes & Noble Book- sellers a t Fashion lslcmd, 953 Newport Center Drive, New- port Beach. Free. (949) 759· 0982. APRIL 29 The O range County BLOOMERS, the local affili· ate of Y-ME Nat.Jonal Breast Cancer Organization, will host a luncheon and fashion show at 1 1 a .m. at the l lillon Hotel, 3050 Bnstol St., Costa Mesa. $40. (714) 828-5541 Unda J oy Rose wllJ sign her book, •Your Mmd The Own- ers ManuaJ, • at 2 p.m. at Barnes & Noble Bookseller!> at Fashion Island, 953 New· port Center Dnve, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 759-0982 A black-tie dinner salutidg Ritz Restaura nt owner Hans Pri!lger fo r his two decades ot service to the Orange County community will take place !it 5 p.m. at the Ritz Restaurant, 880 Newport Center Dnve, Newport Beach. $250. (94b~ 437-5748. I,,. \1111 II•,.,, ( 111.i111il. I 11. ,, •. 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Think Villa BelJa ( )jd \\111 Id I 11111111 Ill I I 111 (949) 515-1884 369 E. 17th St. • Across from Ralphs 111t11 & Tu•urtl Mon-Set • 10:30 -8:00 • •' . . SocIEIY . I ·'If you are persistent, you can do the dream ) 'Win or lose, your dog treats you the same wdy," aid Mount Everest clunber, world adventurer and cancer survivor Alan Hobson. The overcapacity crowd that came to support Hoag 1Hospital's 14th annual Cirde 1000 Ciincer brunch at the Four Seasons Hotel, Newport Beach. roared with approval . .. H obson, 43, was told by JWi doctors that he mcly have tl}ree years lo live. • 1 plan to Uve at least 33 years, ft replied the small man with the Infinite spuit and bound- less will. , Hobson was diagnosed with acute myelogenous leukemia in August 2000. just as he was about to begin an expedilton to the lowest point in the world, in ocean water near the Philippines. Three years earlier, following tWo failed attempts to reach tne summit of Everest, Hob- son arrived at the top or the world on May 23, 1997. B.W. Cook THE CRQWD that )Ne do not survwe lhe disease by fighltng it. We must instead now with it, now with lhe force of a nv- er. ft he said. .. Hobson also shdred that he welcomed his chemother- apy and drank the volatile fluid as if it were hcciling orange juice. "There are few challenges m life gredter than a life- threatenmg illness, ft Hobson said. "Perhaps the biggest lesson learned under such circumstance is thdt if we are what we do m life, then when we don't do 1t ... we aren't." ft Never use the word con- quer," he told the audience of more than 500 local Hoag supporters shanng bredk.fast Wlth a Lruo chdmp1on. "Ever- e!>t is never conquered. Occ-asiondlly c;hc tolt•rdtC's momentary success . . dnd I can dSSure you, EverP'>l IS d she." "Will you CVN go bdC'k'f' question~d on<' womd n an the crowd For anyone who is con- '>Umed by their pursuit Of a goal, th1c; realizahon comcc; dS d mttjor sldp in the provN- b1dl lac<• I lobson !-.did lhdt he also l<'drned th<ll running dWdY from fear only mdk<'s 1t grow b1yger. "Advdncmg on fear wtll mc1ke 11 shnnk, * lw told th<' crowd thdt had qrown silent during his presentc1tion. wluch WdS infused with ducl10 c1nd video 1mc1ges of his EvNc•st expeditions pro- J<'Cted on ldrge SC'rPPOS di either f'ncl of thP Four SC'd· <,ons ballroom "WP are not human doings ... WP ar<> human beings." Seated from l eft, Circle l 000 Chairwoman Hyla Bertea, k eynote speaker Alan Hobson and founding Chairwoman Sandy Sewell h elped raise more than $450,000 for Hoag Cancer Center. Standing is underwr~ting Chairwoman Sheryl Anderson. "Never.· replied tlw Canadian athlete, who among other dccomph'>h- ments is a mMdlhon runner, hang-gliding t-nlhus1C1c;t. white water kdydker. ICC' rafter, rock climber c1nd pc1ra-· chuust. Hobc;on 1s c1lso a ~our nalist and wnter who hd'> reccnUy published d book on his Everest expenPnc<' titled "From Everest to EnliqhlC'n- ment ... An Aclventur<' of The Soul." The book, dS d rcn('(110n of the man, lS a lughly sptn- tual romp, d coming of d~Je for t1n athlete m sedrch of sell and finding p1ecc'> of life's rnearung on the rood to the pmn~clc of the Earth. Hobson hds learned that it's OK to fail in life. but not OK to fold. Today, I fobson climbs medicdl rnounldms. "I have learned from cancer • Hob<,on ~c11d 1woplE> '>hould not worry ahoul wh<.11 thPy do, but should concern themselvps Wllh who and what they are c1nd how they interface with othNs His messd gC' was chillmg, c!>p<'- c1dUy an light of his bc1lUe w1th leukemia "A womdn came up to mP recently dt an event who hc1d never met me, yet knew of my reputc1lton as an athlete c1nd summ1tcer. She looked me up and down from hec1d to toe a couple of times, and lhPn '>did, 'You're not much. You're, '>O '>ffidll ' I pdtl'>l'd for d moment dnd then told her, 'H<'°!> inside,' • Hobson '>did r:or this rndn, tlw chctl· IPn~w in life 1s on thP 10.,1cJP ·sev<·nty-ltve ptirct>nt of whc11 we dc·co mphi.h I'> du<' to th<• d!>pPrl of rncnlctl dC'hl<'VPment, l'VPn lhl• fl•dlm of phys1cdl c-h<11lPny<''>, • '>did the mdn who hds mdstNed mc1ny mounldlOS in hie. I le cldLms that his rnanlrd 1s i>im- ple Just two words "cdn" and "will.· "If you are persistC'nt, you can do the dream," he· added. ·summits are not places far awcly. Life c-dn change in a moment. Every day 1s d gift Mdke 11 r1 n·le- brat1on.' The crowd stood to dpplaud w1lh more thdn d ., FIELD FRESH PRODUCE QUAI ITY PRODUC[ AT G R£AT PRIClS Fresh Strawberries and Asparagus for Easter ******* Fresh * * Doily * Sweet * Local * FEATURING MAINLY LOCAL ORANGE COUNTY PRODUCE Vine f\1pe Tomatoes 894 lb plus many other delicious fresh items for your Easter dinner ! Strawberries ! *******==~===== 000 East 17th St. In rhe lnrerno11onol House of Poncokes __ · ~~ J Oanonos ~31bs/S1.00 ~f\us.se.t Oaking ~ Potatoes for Potato Salod 31bs/S1.00 ~ .......... ~ '" ~ •t. ~~ FOURTH ANNUAL Tou Jl ~kv.~ ({ rL.1l.nr I \H h 5<: ocl NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL HOME & GARDEN TOUR TUESDAY, MAY 1, 2001 10:00 AM -3:00 PM • pcaented by FASHION ISLAND'" lflWtOU (llOTI• -IOYPPIT •uclf Tickets ore $40 and ore available through the fashion Island Concierge at Atrium Court, the Butera Home Collection and Ann Dennis Design. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: (949) 552-2311 We wish to thank our Gold Sponsors: llflB ~-!!!J!!! and our Silver Sponsor: :l~ .. ....-.... ~,~~·~~~,_.. .. i... ... i6i ........... ~~ lc•w t<>dr'> clnd gr<'dl spmt fill- ing Lhc1r heart. Aldn Hobson c hcinge>d lives for one hour in Ne..., port Beach Procf•cds of more thdn $450.000 ra1!.>ed di the Cml<> 11>00 brunch wtll bt• dllOC-dl- <'cl to the I loag C.incer CPn- tN\ C1..tl B1oloqy Leib for dendnt1c CPIJ progrc1ms for u'>e with Vdccincs Add1tton- c1lly, Circle I 000 hds edf- llldfked $125,000 toward d pledgP of $500,000 to sup- port th<> Bredst lmagmg Cen- lN and cdncer-rcldted ser- vices at the new I lodg I lo'>- p1lal Women's Pavilion. TI1e event WdS orqc1n11Pd by H yla Bertea, chairwomc1n; Sandy Sew ell, foundmq chairwoman; clnd Sheryl Anderson, undcrwntanu chd1rwomdn. S1gnlfKdnl donor'> in the dUdienn• included Arden Aamson, Jacquel ine Diiiman, Lin Auer , Susan Barlett. Sherry Cagle, Pat Cox. Nora Jor- genson Johnson. 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THEATER REVIEW· Pc>abody, a senior film maior dnd theater nunor, directed Ills multimedia con- < 0pt of the Shakespearean tragedy last November to c nt1c<ll and popular acclaun. Currently, he's reveling in thl• lltlc• role in the college's production of the ultra-farci- c ttl "Scapino • "I've alwc1ys had a pas- -,1on for c1cllng dnd comedy.· dPcldrt>!> the Tucson, Ariz .. n c1 ll vc ·Ever since I was d k1cl, pulling on show!. for my family.• The Peabody family might draw c.ompari.whs to Holly- wOod's Pboepix clan. Sunny is his real name, and his father, Storm, also christened his other siblings with a weather theme. He has a younger sister named Crystal Rain, and another sister named Heaven Joy, who's also in the VC41guard theater • program -she·played Ophelia in his #Hamlet• and currently is appearing in #Scapino. • Onstage, Sunny Peabody exudes a manic energy that draws comparisons to the freewheeling style of Jim Carrey. 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"I tried to push the actors to do more than would be expected of them.·· In th.ts respect, he suc- ceeded handsomely. The bloody ftnale of "Hamiel" rnnked among the most physically demdndmg dnd audience-involving episodes ever mounted on a locdl stage. Peabody was atlrdcted to MISS SHERRI'S SUMMER FUN! CreatMt MoYement. Art, Wate< Pity, Hilllng, Kindoncience, Nat\a'e ' Awareness, Gymnastics & Mo<e. . ~U•SmllCIM ~ AttenllOn • Emndld Hoon lwMM:lte V... RIMld • Newpot1 NM 949.515.9312 Come visit the Hi-Time Vanguard by'a student recruillllg troupe billed a!i the Delivery Boys, which toured Anzona when he was in lugh school. H e 1s now the drama chamnan of thdt group. as well as d per- former. He credits "Scapmo" director Mitch Teemley. who '"encourdged the 1mprov1sa- tion and audience conldct that punctuates the com<'dy. "We had the frnedom to improvise; it was d communi- ty effort," Peabody said. Cho co I at i er~:::::--..---")' for all your Easter goodies! 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But perhaps Orson Welles would be a better comparison. since he'll pursue acting and directing with the same degree of enthusiasm. Witlun 10 years, he Sd1d, "I hope to be d1rect1ng mdJOr motion pictures • Given his phenomcndl creative energy and cnthu!i1- asm. that goal mdy not !>" unrealistic for Sunny Ped body. • TOM TITUS writes about and reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot. His stones appear Thursdays and Saturdays Support OUr Schools Shop Harbor Blvd. of Cars DAVID YURMAN fh•i Tt1or ou gti lJ rerl Colloc11or1"' ! i • Plug into the Pilot Classified section to find services from Daily Pilot electronics and plumbers, to landscapers and painters. ... Doily Pilot DATEBOOK .. Thursday, April 12, 2001 A13 Secret agents take to the screen in 'Spy Kids, ' 'Tailor of Pan,ama ' 'Spy Kids' top notch for 'little tykes' W ~en first walked into the theater, I thought I was going to be asleep for the next two · Sora Salam hours. But 1 ·was wrong. When I saw the previews for the "Spy Kids,• I didn't think Utis movie w as worth seeing. I thought it was a llttle kid movie. But again I was wrong. Jn this film, there was a sense of heroic adventure that little kids enjoy, with sil- ly cartoon characters and an evil genius named Alexan- der Minion as the bdd guy. There was also a good story line for the adults lo follow with plenty of acllon. •Spy Kids• consists of a very different mix of moVJe critena. It has acllon, adven- ture, humor. honesty and morality aJJ in one. REEL CRITICS hon Crom the United States Unfartu- nately, Boor- mctn adopts two hlm styles - sat:uical farce and pollllcal drama -and poorly com- bines them. causmg "T<illor's" intngue to lose momentum. Sat:uicaJ scenes such dS Pen- del baiting Osnd.fd while b~ anang on d brothel's vibrat- mg bed_ or Osnd.fd bnbmg PendeJ \Vhile slow-ddnCIJlCJ dt a gay night club art> mctgtCal Actual footage of th<> aftermath from the Urutf'd States' bombing of Pandmd Ctty, aJong with the ftrt1onal- 12ed flashbdcks of Nont'CJd- era street thugs' brutdl.tty agdmst rebels. I!> compc•lling The combmdllon ledvcc., thP Viewer dtsonented Should we he sympalhPtic tor <,ink- ing Pendel? Or dpplaucl loathsome O!-.ndrd? This spy movie is general- ly about a family who keeps secrets from each other. The parents (Antorno Banderas and Carld Gugino) dre retired spies who are called upon for a mission. They are captured, and it's up to U1eir Geoffrey Rush, l eft, and Pierce Brosnan star in "The Tailor of Panama," based on the bestseller b y John le Carre. John le C drrf''s chdrdctPr- dnven scre<>npldy (ro-wntten with Boonndn dnd AndrC'w DdVJes) 15 lull o[ clewr cl1cJ- logue and spic Pd with innu- endo The inter< hanqP.., between Osndrcl ancl P1·ndel dre dynarruc. Regardh•..,!o., tt dppears dtlhcult, evc>n for the novelist hunselJ to tranc.,IN cleverly craft<>d chardCIPr'> cJnd complex story hnt·~ from the wntten pdge to cellulo1d kids to Sdve them. • Their children, CMmen and Juru Cortez (AJexa Vega and Daryl Sahara). are the ones who save. the ddy. First they flee to the safe house m a submanne and then they fly to the Fegan Floop's cas- tle. Floop's toy maker assis- tant has a plot lo make an army of robotic ch1Jdren to take over the world, whtle inventor Floop womec; about the rallngs of lu.s TV show. The onJy thing that can opN- ate the army of children 1s the Third Brain, which was invented by Mr Cortez Thl' evtl M1n1on and th<' Thumbs- Thumbs steal 11 and use 11 lo operate the roboltc children. Will lhc> world be taken over by this horrendous plcJn? This movie> isn't exactly the movie of my drec1ms, but 1t wds en1oydble. The dcbon was gredl dnd the chdrdcters were c11J unique. Overall it 1s dVerage lor me, but for the • Lttlle tykt"•·" it's exc<>llent "Spy Kids" is ralt>d PG. • S.ARA SALAM, 13, attends Coro na del Mar High School as a 7th· grader No Bond in 'Tailor 's' spy games "It\ d gc1me, IE>l's haVf> some tun," mettes Andy Osnard, d lhtrd-rdll' l3nltsh mtelliqcnr e dgent C'xtled to Pdndll1d duP to hts w>.udJ mdiscret1ons and mcredsing gdll1blm9 debt, to I ldrry Pen- del, an ex-BntJsh cit1ten no.w $~g7enkP Full Strviu Salon and Da' S'a •wa•w+@FIM@ Ui@ Angel Daniel Lauren Leslie Maggie .. 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And Geoffrey Rush ("Stune," "Quills") is formiddbl<> dS his reluctant collaborator m crime. the Utrud dl1d restrained tdt.lor I ldrry Pcndel. Surroundmg Brosndn and Rush are JdmJe Lee Curtis dS Louisa PPndPI. Hall)\ wife. t>mployecJ by the Cdnal c1dmm1slrnt1on; Brencldn Gleeson de., Mickie Abrdxas. I idrry's msp1rabon. an dJcO- hohc hds-bec>n rad1cdl leader, dnd Leonor Vc1rcla as Marta, 1--!drry's disfigured c.,ecretary dnd conhdc1nt. After 85 years. th<> Uruled States has turned ovt>r con- trol of the Pandffid Cclndl. the world's b1ggei,t trade• gdle- wdy, both legal and 1Uegal, to d post-Cold War Panama: PSYCHICS/ ASTROLOGERS: Call our gifted lntemallooally known Psyct11cs and Master Astrologers 1-900-226-7552 or toll free 1-800-451-8242 or call 10-10-288-011-678-71167 Intl rates apply $3 99 per minute Must be 18+. For Entertainment Purposes Only. a land npe with intngue dnd suspicions. Lies are not only believed but are welcomed and embellished as truths Procunng the knowledge that the seemingly forthnght Pendel has fabncated a new We for humell by learning tus trade while rncarceratt.>d and that he IS about to lose tus ram- 1.ly's farm due to outsldndrng debts. Osnd!d blaclond.Jls Pen- del for mformdtion. In return. Pendel offers htm tidbits ot rrusmformatJon for a pnce When Pendel discloses a re~urgence of the covert rad- ICctl group. "StJent Oppos1- lton." tlwrP 1s no turrung back. Pendel asks for $10 nullion for the group's Cduse, Osnard requests $ J 5 nullton from British Intelligence and they, m turn. gamer $20 mtl- "The TdLlor of Pdndmd • WdS an adnurctble dtlNnpt dt d1sillus1onmg the romc1nllc concept of mterndllont1I esp1- ondge often rc>presentt•d 1n Bond-type films Due to slow pdcmg and d\\kward trc1ns1- lloni, "Tailor " s1mpl) di:'\ l·l- oped lillO d ffiJSSIOn 1mµo ... s1- ble. Well, my nuss1on 1!> rnm- plete llus review wtll ..,elf- desLruct m ten ... econch Ten. nine, eight "Tallor of Panama· '·' rat ed R for stronq se>..ua/1/\, fun guage and some .. 10/1•nc 1 • JULIE LOWRANCE, 40, IS a C~ta Mesa resident who works at a New- port 8each 011ernight cmcraft advertising agency Teach Kids Fire Safety If clothes catch fire. in truct kid., to STOP, DROP Md ROLL Set me. 'f04X &ltl ~ Aglf1' . ... ...., ... Aaent Uc.•oceoe11 350 e. , 71h 9net Su ... 211 COlell Meee. CA a .. et183'3 LJU a Rood twi111bor. Stat• Farm i.v th~rY.• nil ..... ..,.. ,IC( OOlfP"ln to.CllWaW.. l1al ~ AJ4 Thufsday, April 12, 2001 After HOURS • Send AFTER HOURS items to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Cos1a Mesa, CA 92627; fax to (949) 646- 4170 or call (949) 574-4268. A com- plete listing may be. found at http://www.dallypilot.rom. SPECIAL SYMPHONY FUND-~ISER The Pacific Sy/Jlphony Orchc>strd will pr,~senl its crnnual !Jciltt . fund-raiser, themPd lhi~ year alter a Vcnetidn cdrnival ball, at 6 p 111. Mciy 12 at the Hyatt R<'gency Irvine, 17900 Jam- borc<• Rodd, Irvine. $500. (7 14) 7 55-5788. MARKET PLACE The Ordnyc County Market Plucc 15 held from 7 a.m. to 4 11.111. Sdturdi:lys dnd Sundays 1n th1• Ordn9e County Fair· qm11nch.' mdin parking lot, 88 r.ur Unw. C'o!.lo Mesa. $2 for .idulh, children dQe 12 and ymmc/<!r dre ddmitted free. (1W ll 72:!-hn 1 n. MUSIC DAtmOOK Doily Pilcj and Saturday, and 2 and 7 p.m. Sundoy. $5. (714) 43:f.' 5&i0, Ext. 1. : THE TEM~EST , Orange Coast College's Th~· ater Department will presedl Sh~kespeare's ~The Tem- pest ff from May 16·20 at 10 a.m. Wednesday through Prt- day. 8 p.m. Friday and Satur. day, and 2 p.m. Sunday. The •play will be staged at the Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview R.oad. Costa Mesa. $6·$9. (714) 432-5640. / j I I -.. .. .. GOOD AS NEW : Barbara Bashlow Gros!:. "New Work" collection wilJ be on display through May 4 al djr lnternationaJ Art •t 2431 W. Coast Highwaf," Suite 204, Newport Beach. :. reception for the artist will be held from 6 to 9 p.m .. today. (949) 548-6249. CRYSTAL COVE ' Watercolors of Crystal Cove. WARWICK SINGS WITH THE POPS I )1onnP Wc1rw1rk will perform w11 h thf' i>c1cifir Symphony J>'1ps c11 8 p .m. Friday and Sat· 1frclc1y c1l the Orange County P<•rlorminq Arts Center, 600 Town C«·ntN Drive, Costa M<'Sct $23-$72. (71 4) 755· .'i74<}. Carl St. Clalr w:ill conduct the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet and the Pacific Symphony Orchestra at 8 tonight in a salute to the music of Spain. The concert w:ill be heJd at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Orlve, Costa Mesa. $19-$52. (714) 755-5799. by Corona del M<Jr artisl Beatrice Anderson tilled "Once Upon a Time, Crystal Cove" is on displdy through M ay 2 al the Newport Beach Central Library. 1000 Avoci:l- do Ave. (949) 717-3801. DIFFERENT STROKES EDUCATIONAL MORNINGS ThP P<1cifir Symphony Orchl'~lrc1 's nex t event for the M'·rvyn's Musicdl Mornings lrinuty concert ~eries will fea- t urL· ctn PxpPrt in the science of muw c1t 10 <\nd 11:30 d.m. Sc1t11rdr1 y c1I the Orange County f>Nfonning Arts Cen- t1·r. f:>()O Town Center Urive, ('o'>tc1 M0-.c1. C'hiJdren age 4 to 11 cHl' invited. $11 ·$16. (71 41 740-7878. DON QUIXOTE REVISITED Timothy L.indcrner, pnncipal c 1:U1~1 with the Pdcific Sym - phony Orchestra, will present t1 mus1cdl portrayal of Don <Juixote at 3:30 p.m. Saturday di the Ordnge County Per- forming Arts Center, 600 Town C1~n1 cr Dnvc, Costa Mesa. $28-$.12. (714) 755-5799. FOSSE "r:oss<!," the· Tony Award- winninq muslC'dl, will come to the Oranyc• County Perform- 1n9 Aris C!•nler on Wednes- dc1y through ApnJ 29 with 16 pl'rfonndnccs in Scgerstrom I ldll, bOO Town Center Drive, Costa Mesd. The show will highlight the work of lcu- endary choreographer dnd director Bob Fosse. PPrfor- mance limes vdry. $29.75- $63.75. (714) 740-7878. STRING FINALE The Emerson StnniJ Quc1rtel will conclude the Ordngc• County Performing Art~ Cen- ter's 11th concert <if'fi<•s al 8 p.m. April 1 !.+ in Foundf'rs I fall. 600 Town C<•nler IJnve, Costa M estt. $4h . .(714) 740- 7878. WEBBER CONCERT A spring concert l1Ut'd "Th<' Wonderful World uf Webber," with Oranyc Coc1sl Colleq<i'c; Wind Ensemble, will be held at 3 p.rn . Apnl zq at the Robert B. Moon• Thec1trc, 2701 Fairview Rot1cl, Costc1 Mesa. $5 or $7. (7 141 432- 5985. SOUNDS OF WOODY HERMAN The Woody Henndn Orches- tra with tenor sdxophonist and arranger Frank TibPri will perform at 8 p.m. Mdy 5 at Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moorn Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesd. $20·$25. (7 14) 4 32- 5880. ROONEY AND FRIENDS Mickey Rooney will perform I I I I I I I I 20% ENTIRE PURCHASE J69 E. 17rh ST. I CosTA MHA Ac1oss faoM RAlpks I : r!!~l~s.~?;~!.~~ ~: ~II '!>f11 nol be combiMd q ""'f_olhet c!IKO<lftf ~ ~ L 01vovn11 oo II()( IO hair cdor pr~ slln an & Sebolllon producl1 &ohtt A/30/2001 .J ------·-------- Easter Specials CallA Lily ................ 99' '"'h T ulip1 .............. s9. 99 bnth FaJoria Rosa ... '22.00n.m of 25 Lilacs ............... '5.99ba1111h Stargaur1 ......... •2.50uch in a "Commdnd Perfor- mdnce" with Jan C.hdmhcr- lain, Pete Barbutt1, th<' Drillers c1nd Henry Cuestd t1nd his bancJ dl 8 p.m. May 12 c1 l Orange Codst College\ Robert B. M oore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Koad, Co~td Mesa. $25-$3:.i (7 141 432- .5880. A NIGHT WITH DONNY Donny Osmond will perform at the Orange County Per- forming Arts Ccmter <1l 8 p.m. June 2 in i:l show featuring ->onys from Arot1dway's c11r- rPnt hits. os well as cldssics. The Center 1s t1l (}00 Town Center Drive, Costa Me<;u. $39.50-$59.50. (71 4) 740- 71378. DRUM SPECTACLE Thref' world·rhc1mpion drum and bugle corps wilJ perform in "Ch<lmpion~ t1t The Cen· l<!r" ctl 7 :30 p.m. July I Ii c1I the Orang!.! County PPrfom1ing A rts Center. uOO Town C't·nh·r Drive, Costa Mer.d $12. (800} 495-7469. FLAMENCO, JAZZ, ETC. Ken Sdnders, d solo yuildnsl , appVitrS from 7 to to p.m. Sunt.ldys and Tucsddys, piet y· inq cldssicdl flcUTienco, jd~Z. cldss1c pop dnd Brazilian bossc1 nova t1I C<lrm<•lo''> Ris· •••••••• torctn lc.: ltdlidnCJ, 3520 E. Codst I liyhwdy, Corona del Mar. (949) h 7 5-1922. JAZZ ON SUNDAYS Ordngc County saxophom!.l Norm Dou~Jlds brings his own brnnd of jdZZ lo Roy's of New- port Be<lch from 5 to 8 p.m. Sundays. Roy'!. is is dl 45:i Newport Center Dnvc, Nt>w· port Bedch. (949) 640-7697. POP/ROCK & FLAMENCO Tdle '> -d funk. roC'k and Motown t1«l -performs dl ~ p.m. Saturdays al Carmelo's Ri~loMnte, 35W E. Codsl 1 lighwdy, Coronti del Mctr. Solo guitarist Ken Sanders pPrforrns clr1ssicdl flamen<'<> tunes dl 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays c1 nd Sundays. The shows are I rec. (949) 67 5-1922. SATURDAY NIGHT R&B Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone llridye B,ind plays rock c1nd H&fl di 9 p.m. Sdl· urdriy~ at SuUon Plc:1c1~ Holel's Tridnon Lounge. 4500 Mc1rArthur Blvd., New- p ort BPdch . f-r<'I'. (949) 476- 2001 SENIOR CENTER AFTERNOON ·A seven-piece, hve band per· l orm~ big hdn<I tunPs Imm 1 ::10 to :uo p.rn . 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STAGE GO WEST Mc1rtin McD011c1gh's "The Lonesom e Wt•st, '' an Irish comed y c1bo111 two conniving brothers. will pl11y through April on South Coast Reper- lory's Serond Sldge. 655 Town <·enter Drive, Costa Mcst1 . Show liuws will be 7:45 p.m. Tuesdc1y through Sunday, ctnd 2 p m. Saturday dnd Sundr1y. $18-$47. l714) 708-5555. . SCAPINO VdnguMrt University wiU pre- sc>nl "Scdµtno, '' c1 comedy by Frank Uunlop dnd Jun Dale, ell 8 p.rn. April 20 di the Lyceum ThC'ater, ;'i5 Fdir Dn- vc, Cosltt MPsct . $10, with dis· counls avdilnble. (714) 668- bl45. PLAY FESTIVAL A dozen one-act pldys will be p erformed rridays through Sunddys April 20·22 and 27- W during Oranyl? Coast Col- 11.!gt•\ .innudl Spring One-Act Play Fcslivctl di the D rama Ldh Studio, 2701 Gdirview Rodd, Costa Mcsd. Curuun llmt> wUI be ul 8 p.m. Priclay An exhibition of work hy m1w artiste; who teach dl So11thern Calilornia colleges dnd uni- versities will be on di!>pldy through April 19 at Ordnn" Codst College's Art GaJlery. 2701 Fairview Road, Coslct M es a. Titled "Differrnt Strokes," the exhibit will hr> open 11 d.m. lo 3 p .m. M on- day through Thursrlcty, Thursday evenings from 7 to 8:30 p.m. and other Limes by dppointrnenl. Pree. (7 14) 432- 5725. IMPRESSIONS The Robert Mondcivi Wine dnd Pood C'eDter prc~ents dn exhibition titled "lmprf's; sions'' by SouthP.m CaJilornid artist Vdl Carson through Mdy 14 dl 1570 Scenic AvP'., Costa Mesct . Center hour~ ()rt• 9 a.m. to 5 p.m . rvionddy through Priddy. Pree. (714) 979-4510. CATALINA ART An exhibition showc:dsing "Catalina and the Chdnnel Islands. Newport's Offsho{~ Neighbors" will run through June 30 at the Newport Har~ bor Nautical Museum. The exltibit focuses on the nauti- cal history of Santa C at.aliT)d and other ofl shore sentinels. The museum is'bpen from 10 d.m. to 5 p.m. Tue>sdriY through Sunday at 151 E. Coast I liyhway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) b73-7863 Intro 10 Summer Pa I Programs ( ; o fl <" o rd i a CUArukrate l Jn j y(• I 'S j t y • Nc:w :ttldcra1t"<l MBA • A11 l'VCll IUl\ program for worki11A ;1J11fi, • l~ntrcprcncw 1.il cmpha\I\ • l'rofc,\lon.11 h11,i11c" ml'lltof\ & i;unl 1pt•Jlu:n (949) 854-8002 ext.1710 mba@cui.edu I . clcgrct' wmplcuon f'Vlf IC-progr;im " Informational Open House Wed. April 25 6:00 pm F~culty/StaH Loun~ BJ!.£ER¥A'OO{'.lS PUASE • Uni4uc toum: wmhinc~ livr and on line "''1ruL11011 only one weekend' J ITIOlll h (949) 854-8002 ext. 1341 adc@cui.edu 1530 Concorcfja West, Irvine A benutijid. guard-gated campus at the top ofTurtk Rock OvERSTocK SALE~ , VNBELIEVABLE1 PRICES _.... ·~ ••u'255 14957 Doily Pilot EDITORIAL Don't fry the fish fry T he Lions Club Fish Fry JUSt doesn't get much respect these days. Nevennind that this annual community shmdig has been a tnidition in this community for half d cen- tury. Lately, it sf'ems some- one, somewhere 1s gomg to find a way to put lh(• wholC> thing in jeopardy. That latest someone comes from O range Cod'>I College. where som<>whN1· dn official ha'i put a halt to the 58th annual event because of a concern over d lawsu1t thdl had nothmq to do with th<' Fic;h rry m the first pldCC For thoi,e dl OCT who made this decision without paying any heed to wiping out an entire p1ccl' of th'<' town's tradition, we offN this piece of history. The Fish Fry I'> more• than JUSl a place to qohblC' down lceldndic cod dnd Fn.~nch fried poldlOf''>. It's the plac<' whN€' old fnends gather to rdtch up with each other's uvt"s, yPar after year. Where· neigh- bors dnd community mem- bers gdther lo d1Sc ui.., old llmes and new 1d<•as. Where longtllnc reMdenb pop by to see thetr chtl- d.ren's children PnJOY th • same things they d1cl mdny years ago. It's the pldce where at Least a semblance of smdll- town Americd is preserved within a town that has now grown past the t 00,000 mark in population. But even more, it's a Jund-raising venture that brings in thousands of dol- lars a year; money that goes to local chanties and organizations like Girls Inc .. the Boys and Girls Club and others. Hour club has donated, through the Fish Fry, over $2 rruUion back lo the com- munity m the last seven ycdrs," said Lions C lub spokesman Mike Scheafer. "Unless we get some help from the city, we:re not going lo have an event and there are a lot of charities lhdl count on getting dona- t10ns from us that are not gomg to get any m oney." TJw Fish Fry troubles sldrted a couplE> years back. The event, which kicks off the first weekend m June, was a fixture at Lion<.. Pdrk for yedrs and Cdme complete with a pdrdde and beauty contest to decide M1Ss Costa M ei.a. The> first Cdsually was the parade. Then the Fish rry. itsell. found itself <>earchmg for a new home dfter renovations to Lions Park forced organizers to look for a new venuE> at the dose of the 1998 event. And so began lhe latest tradition of holding the event at OCC. Accordmg to Lions Club officials, the mamage has been a good one Wllh the college cam- pus providing all the room and pMkmg needed. Until now. This recent tWl<..t hds put the Fish Fry m jeopardy once again. We urge Orange Coast College officials to change course. Don't let this fund- raising and community tra- dition fade away into obscurity. The Lions Club Fish Fry deserves a pennar nent home in Costa Mesa. Let's make OCC that pldce for now. MAILBAG Don't hold meetings on the same night Recently, the Newport Beach City Council nixed a plan to build a cultural arts center adjoining the central library. The cultural center would have utilized a very small portion of the open space, yet would hiwe creat- ed additional much-needed park.mg for the area. It's a shame the tree huggers would rather have dusty bushes and weeds over a center to celebrate our cul· \wal diversity. Most parents dld not attend the City Council •meeting. They were busy watching tho Newport·MeM Unified School Diltrlct board trustees adopt a •no bully• policy for our children. • Why are these public meetings held on tho same night.I, which are the second and fourth Tu.Mdayt of each month? The CUy Council changed it.a meeting datea tn direct contUct with the only other public meetings ln our ctty. Couldn't they have cho- 1e11 the ftnt end th1td Tuel· ~ d the moftlh. dowtng people more opportunity to become active m their deci- sion making policies? UUYPARKER Newport Beach Generosity should be encouraged Regarding the "Generosi- ty should extend dis· trtctwide• editorial that ran April 8, Newport-Mesa Uni· tied Scbool Dlstrict costs are · pa.id by collecting taxes from all homeowners in the dis· tnct. Because of higher prop- erty evaluation, perhaps Newport Beach homeowners pay more of these costs on a per capita basis. Newport Harbor High School ha.s made great strides, been named a Blue Ribbon school, and bal showed concern for commu· ruty Issues. especially encouraging the minority lnterestl who play an ever· lncrM1lng role on the New· port Harbor cam.pus. There are enth\lltaltic people tn Newport who wOuld like to enhance the program even mote. It sounds like an klM tb4t shouldn't be~ .... JA.-sP ........ Newport 8MCb Th•J. SAID IT How To GD PIB.ISHED "I never ge t to see what happens to the people I arrest. This is great. It feels good." The Daily Piiot welcomeS letters on iuues concerning Newport Beach and Costa M4!'\a • LETTEJtS -Mail to Ed1toml Page Editor James ~ at the Daily Pilot. 330 w Bay St. Coua Mf'\a, CA 92627 • lltEAOERS HOTUNE -Call (949) 642 6086 -Newport Beech police officer Bob Rivers on attending a drug rehabilitation graduation more than a year after he arrested 9raduate Meltssa Ross • FAX -send to (949) 646-4170 • E-MAIL-Send to da1/yp1/otOlat1mes com All corresponderxe must include full name. home- town and phone number (for venfttattOn pur~) The Pilot tesetve\ the right to ~1t all subm1Ss1ons for clarity and length Thursday, Apnl 12, 2001 A15 Public ·.art nee$. protection I would like to respond to colum- nist Byron de Arakal concerrung tus viewpoints on the Noguchi Gardens ("Of Oompa Loompas and the Unreal Nogudu Follies,• April 4 ). The col- umn suggests that public art should not stand Ill the way of development, and that attempL'i to protect such ~rt are fnvolous apd ill0<Jicd.I. I disagree with de Arakal on this, as do many, many people concerned with saving lsdmu Noguch1's "Cdu- fomia Scendno, • Lindu Dixon COMMUNITY COMMENTARY one of the few areas ronlaming con- temporary landscdJ><' '>C'Ulpture m Ordnge County. , It ii. my desire lo protect pubur art lo the maximum extent possible There drC?, ol cour<,e, df''>lhelJc con- s1dertllJons, respect ror the contnbu- tson of lh<' drllst dnd Jegdl 1mplstd- t1ons The Co'>td Mel'>a City CounnJ hds received nwnNOU'> l<'llN'> unplonny thC' city to rew<·I tiny pldn that leave''> the CaWomi.1 Sc endC10 vulnerable to dr-structwn at any time in the> future•. A-'> Gdry bwyN, World Hentoge> Photogrdpher for Uruted Nations Educdllonal. Sncnt1hc and Culturc1I Organtzdtion (UNESCO) recently noted, ~ThNc drf' more eyes on Costa Mesa than you nught hdve onginally imagined." Oe Ar<lkal weighs lhc developt>r'!:> rr>spons1bthlles dnd past conlnbu- lumi. to lht> art!> and lo the city - mcluchnq h.L'> deeding land to the nty ford street dnd freewdy ollramp that will ulli.mdtely benehl h1i. · development -agdJ.Ilst the arll.'>l:IC s1gruf1canrc and the preservdllon of "C'dhlotrud Sct>nam). • I le suggests that enhancmg lhe Vdluf> of real estdte c. dlways more important lhan the prc<,ervallon of pubbc drt. I wonder 11 the National Gallery would slill be m ex.islencP for the public to enioy 1r de Arakal's pluJoi.- ophy took precedence. Puhhc art 1s one of our country's treasures to share among people from aIJ walks of h.fe. Let us weigh Uus balance between profit and art carefully, and protect and sustain whdl 1s beaullJul dnd crcalJve. It seems that Jun Anderson ol Commonwealth Partners and de Arakal have discussed the project at length smce all references m the column carefully explained the pain dnd angu1sh or the developer. It seems de Araka.J faile>d to rec- ogruzc and gJVe any credit to the counol members and city std.ff who are diligently worlung to preserve Uus uruque educational park that mtroduces VlS1tors lo the diverse environments of our sttlle. I wonder why de Arakal has not requested an interview with me and allowerl me to g1v~ my perspecllve or the devel- South Co unty also needs to endure an airport The lives and serenity of us resi- dents living in N ewport Beach, Costa Mesa, Tustin, Santa Ana, Orange, Vil- la Park and Anaheim Hills are being seriously threatened by the El Toro Reuse Planning Authority. That group thinks the e.xisting air- port agreement that expires in 2005 hould be overturned in order to •provide better ut.ihzation of John Wayne Ai.rport" by expanding" John Wayn from its current cap of 8.4 mil- lion passengers a year to 14 rrullion . and that' a fair ~tion, • says Mis- sion VicJO Coundlwoman Susan Withrow, ETRPA'• past chauwoman. The group claims Uus JS necessary because Newport Beach is pushing for a new airport at m Thro. Make no mistake. They me push- ing to expand 11 by 300% and indude a new 8.000-foot runway, to extend the existing 5,700-foot runway to 6,800 feet, a maalve terminal expan· lion, rondemnotion of 700 acres of surrounding bullneael and sound· proofing almolt 2,000 h.omel. It would COit ebOut S4.3 bWion for the expemion. Old you know that nearly 50% d an pueengers Ulln9 JOhn Wayne live .nd WOrk m SouOl County, wbk:b •• •• • nll about ooe-founh de. upnwnt dgr<'t•mf'nl At no tmw did d1• Ardkdl pmnt out any of the bc·n€'f1t" of 1h1'> pro· posNI cll'Vl'lopment prowct lo C'ont- monwe>cillh l'MtnP1'> Common· wec1lth IMc.. n•qtw'>lNI c1dcht10ncll land-use enllUt•mcnl'> to buiJd twu ddd1llont1l office-hu1ldmqs totahnq 400,000-.,quarP-fcet in which d rt'dl p ... lc1lc· dJlJlrdlWr C''>llnldlNI tin mcrPd.,l'd propNly vt1hw of <1l l<'<t"l $25 m1l1111n The• frppway rc1mp l.tncl Wd'> "vol- untc1nly" q1v1•n to tht> nty b<'<<1llW Commonwec1lth Wd!> d"kmg for approvdl for lwo 10-!:>tor) offic-" bwldmq!>, c1nd lhl' city would hdVl' r<'qmr<>d th<• ·c1ont1t10n" when Com- monwedllh '>Ouqht c1pprov.1J tu h111Jd the• two budchnqc., L<1'>l. hut not lca"t. dt> Af<lk,11 rPf The Air2ort DEBATE rota.nty'q population, and t 2'Y., of JWA's passengets come trom lrvme? John Wayne as on of th smdUe>t comm roaJ dll'pOrts m the United Stat on JUSt 500 acres of ldOd. El Toro rests on noorty 5,000 acws wtth lour ma~1ve runwa)'l). And, th El Toro Airport pldn ts asid 62" .. of lhc base for r{.>000bona.I u Therr is not on spa.re mch around John WaynE" for rccroebonaJ US(,• d.Od tl c. vutually abutted and urroundcd by single family restdt•n • dupl xes and bw.m I rom mber 30J rs ago wh.-n th public offioals sal •0ran9 • County Alrport will n vcr be o mctjor ai.rport: Now, 30 ycan later, w are &C'C'Om- modating all ol Orange County at o re)(tbvE>ly-n w built out airport thdl impa 611 of our liv from 7 o.m to t t p.m. dally, from ~ ·1ct fuel fdllout that rov n; our ho • pabos end yards.• and th noll(? that vtolt\' our quiet end pea v ry day of the year Gf!t your b ftd out of tho sand N~wport 8"ch, Costa Meta. Tu tln, Santa AM. Orang•. Vllla Patk and Anaheim Halla and jom th tdfort to make Soutb County pay •at1 fair 1hare• of ail"por1 COD· Above, streams meander through "Californi a Scenario," a sculpture garden created by lsamu Noguchi. Lett, the garden is strewn with olitary displays, -including this collection o f large stones .. tacked on one another. f'Tf'nc l'" C '0111mon\\.l'c1lth" llnctnc1aJ pMtnf'I Cr1ltlorn1c1 P11 bhc Employ<'<'" Hl'l11 Pnwnl '-'v.,11•111 1< 't1ll'CRSJ "1" ct ldd dut11ou'> ,;, "lh'< 11lc d1•mctnd'> tnddc• b)' c eortc11n < 1rnnnl nwmbpr-, n•qc1rclm<J < 'ommc1nwcolth'i. ohhgct- t1on to proll' c;,,rcl<'n" " lu<.,f lw«111"" the· nw11Pr" <1nd lt•ndN 111<1\ not llkP tht• rC'qu1re- ment, cl01·'> n11t ffiPctn 11 1'> not d nl't'<l(•d .1n to show hi'> llrn• color-~1r tit• \Mk.ti "hould """1m1l<1IP ,, h11 nl c11l1un• c1nd start .,., orkmq to hPlp < o .. td !\ 1f''>cl hv<• up to 11<, naml' d" "Cit\. ol the• Arts • LINDA w. DIXON I\ tht' Cona Me\a vt<e mayor vt•menn! t111d II <1\l,•I Call The Al.rport Wo1kln<J Croup of Orange County dnd !><'(' how you ran get a.nvolv(>d and h<'JJ> m Uu.'> •fight ol our IJle lQ detC'mune what\ fl'dlly fau!·· DAYNA P£TT1T N<'wport Beach Another airport is absolutely nerr~. ary We mw.t have n ~nd cmport to rov r pr<"!.4.>nt and fut\lre nC'eds tor runwa~ to C'C'Ommodt1ll1 Jld ng<>r and rn.rqo fliqhls in and out of Orang County . 1lw ma1onty of lhf! county upctv1· c;or.; re<'OtJTil1 ~ t ct tl«'1ll lb supeMSOt present all rounty, not only lh Johnn~ -rome· ldt ~ tn South County. Th C4ln <;('e lhDt 900<1 air Wld tronsportatiOn 15 vital to thfl c.ntit'' CO\lnty. 1w.t as are roa~. ubhb , bu.W\e' • hoolJ. hcctlth C'.61'8 and othef ~M El Thro ls nMrly t 0 time6 the Ila! ol John Wayne~ and is the beat and se.fi t ~ in the <'OWlty to au tN5 need' All mlidenb °' Ule CQUlity dei8fW to be pnMded truthful lnfor· matJon at whatever ca.t IO 8llUnl tlMlt the present OJ)pOl1Ul1hy for an ailPGr' et El Toro is not W9Stled. R HJIQa 1UCl8 Niwp;llllld .. Al6 Thursday, April 12, 2001 FELTON CONTINUED FROM A 1 I lospltdl in Mission Viejo.two weeks ago with bronchitis. Felton and Gwendolyn. h.is wlfe of 62 years. had J4St moved to an assisted llvmg community in Mission V1e10 a few weeks before. Born m Mt. Vernon, Wash., Felton grew up m Seattle, Bolse, Idaho, and Stockton. After graduating from the University of Washington, , where he majored in joumaJ- 1sm, Fellon worked for the SC'dltle Times, the San Dtego Sun dnd the Oxndrd Prc'>S· Couner. He also worked as the aty editor for the Los Angeles Daily News, the edi- tor of the Newporter-Mesd News and wrote more lhdn 1,000 columns for Lhe New- port Ensign. Daily Pilot dnd Nrwporl News. Felton dlso contributed lo Time, Scnpt. Lile dnd Good I lou!>f•keeping mdgdzines c.1nd Pchled the Bay Wmdow. th1• Bdlboa Bay Club's month· ly n<•wsleller, for four ycdrs. As vice prt>sident ol Foote. c ·onr & Ocldmg and Avco r:1ndnC'ldl Servic('s, Fellon dbo PSldhlished himself in the fic•ld of ddvertismg and public tc•lt1llOfl'>. Throughout his We, Fellon hr1cl d pdss1on for storytelling. '>did his daughter, Anne, I I mes ·Up untiJ very recently, he loved wnting, • I Imes '>did, t1ddmy that her pdrc.>nls ~noved to Corona d<'I Mar m n971 "He WdS dlWdY'> rcsecirchmy thmgc;. I le stayed quite on top of whdt WdS qolnci on in t)'lc world anti hdd inrrNl1blf' stfmes to tf'll." 1 f-<·llon dlso took evC>ry oppurh,1n1ty to 1<'11 stonf'~ .thout h1'> liv<' children. I ltn<''> <,c11cl "EvPry nursP hdd to meet .ill of U'> dnd hedr dll c1bout 11 ... , .. -.he· '>did, dddmq thdt r:Pl· ton dl.,o en1oycd gdrdcning Nc•wport Bedch folk'> who BUDGET CONTINUED FROM A 1 • ind violence ·nw program has worked out redl well." said Shulmdn. · Wc"vc• got pos1l1vf' f Pedbdck from thf' community and the of11cNs hdve built d good rdp- port with the sludenh." Thc•ir constant prnsonce on c c1rnpui. c1lso helps dclN c;lu- dPnt.. from comm1ttmq c nmc'>, he Sd1d Whtlf' Costd Me'>t1 doc•<.. not IN' the COPS progrdm lo hire knew him rcmem· • bercd Felton as "just a good au-round guy." •t le was a great advocate or this area James Person and a great .. Jlm" Felton advocate or life in gen- eral," said Jim Wood, a former Newport Beach library trustee. After he retired, relton wrote and edHed severaJ books on the city's rustory, mduding ·essay colJect:fons for Newport Beach's 75th and lOOth anruversary and "Host or the Coast.· a h.istory of the Balboa Bay Club. Felton's commuruty involvement included leader- slup positions with the Orange County Philharmonic Society, the Orange County Chdpler or the National Conference of Christians and Jews, the Oasis Senior Center. United Way. the Boy Scout dnd G1rl Seoul councils as weU as "Smokey Bear.• the Forest Fire Preven- llon Campaign. In a 1983 column on d Speak Up Newport ceremony honoring h.is wife and himself, Felton remembered how a for- mer boss had urged h.im Lo gel involved in the community. "Mdybe I overtrained," he wrote. "But i1 I had it dll to do over ayain, I'd probably do 1t all over again. hopefuUy better." Felton 1s survived by hts wife; five children, Mdry Gluck, Ddvid FPllon, Anne Hines, R1chdrd dnd Judith Felton: 14 grandchildren; e1qhl great-grdndchildren; dnd two sisters, Mary Ann Minger dnd Faye Goddcl.rd. A memorial service will be h<'ld Sunday, Mdy 6. at 2 p.m . di St Michael's and All Angels Church m Corona del MM. The fclmily dsks Lo send contribution'> to '>f>mor cen- ters 1n heu of nowcri.. oflicers becau<,e 1t 1s not "fed- s1ble, ~ it does plan on usmg dVdilable funds next year to assign ofhcc>rs to its c;chools, said Police Chief 0dv1d Snowden. · The school resource ofh- cef'i program w1JI be modeled rtHer Newport Beach's pro- grnm, said Capt. Tom War- n<1ck. Whethf'f the program will take off or not depends on City Council r1pproval, he Sdid. The totctl cost to S<'l up lhdl progrdm, mdud1nq <'qu1p- ment and saJanes for two ofh- cers, amounLc; to $290,500 . . BELL CONTINUED FROM A 1 rtrst indication fhat princi- ples sometimes come with strings. Supervisor Todd Spitzer -presumably with your strong approval -said that the people or his district •want a quid pro quo" for his vote in favor or this eHort. That, of course, is Latin Cor "bdck off El Toro, baby, or you'U get no help from us." He didn't mention the principle you embraced earlier in supporting the John Wayne cap. When Superior Court Judge James Otero declared M~ure F unconstitutional (a decision with which you personalJy ·respectfully dis- agreed"), ETRPA immedi- ately began work on a new balJot measure that might usefully pair airports with nuclear power plants instead or jails next time around. We all expected something like that, of course. But we didn't expect a political and philosoph.ical skirmish lo escalate to THREAT CONTINUED FROM A1 srud Pavich. Secunty officers from the agency dnd police ofhcers will comb the campus and check lockers beginning Thursday rught dnd will stay on through the school day Friday, he said. Anxious parents and curi- ous students have alieady approached counselors and school otricit1ls inquiring about the incident, said Pavich. PARADE CONTINUED FROM A 1 pardde, mf'l shortly alter the last one to reVIew the event. Whal came up during the meeting was that many boat owners who volunteer to get in line and circle the harbor JUSl didn't hold out untiJ the end. One mg ht, dbout 117 boats set out at 6:30 p.m. By the end, that number had dWU\dled to 47, said Richard Luehrs, the chamber's presi- dent dnd chief executive offi- cer "Gosh, that's quite a deal," be remembered say- nuclear war almost ovemJght when Newport Beach set out to get an El Toro aiiport back on track. In a kinder, gentler time, you told us in o.ne of your brochures that •we don't need another airport" and that government officials are ' "systematically overstating our airport needs.• You even passed a resolution saying that those of us living around John Wayne should- n't be subjected to increased noise, tralfic and pollution. That was only a year ago. Now, you tell us in the your most recent brochure that in order lo meet the increased demand for air transporta- tion, the caps on John Wayne should be lifted to accommodate almost twice && many passengers. You thoughtfully rescind- ed the earlier resolution before urging that our caps be lifted, which -it Qf:CUtS to me -would materially increase ·noise, traffic and pollution• around my patio. This is especially confus- ing to me because for about six months before you decided to nuke us, you took· tHe hlgh road of push- "We expect Friday will be a light day attendance- wise," he said. "The word gels around even in a school with 1,850 kids. H The local Police Depart- ment and the Orange Coun- ty Sheriffs Department have been notified about the threat. said Costa Mesa Police Lt. Dale Birney. "The sheriff's bomb squad has made it abun- dantly clear that they will be available to th.e school !Thursday I and Friday,• he said. The bomb squad would FYI Anyone interested in attending future cham- ber meetings on t he boat parade should call (949) 729-44QP ing during the meeting . "What do we do about that?" One problem's the weath- er. 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'-to return a "Great Park Community Action Sign-up Sheet,• and I'm afraid I can't go that route because you have now made it clear that it will lead to more ·noise, pollution and tralfic" for those people you so recently wanted to protect. It will also lead to a great deal more taxpayer money being spent on a public dis- pute in which, finally, the principal winners will be the PR people. Maybe we could avoid dealing with sub- stance altogether by just likely help school officials by bringing in bomb-sniffing dogs. Costa Mesd Police hds also offered to help the school, said Birney. "We'll do whatever the school wants us to do." he said. Birney added that while 1l is unportant for the school to take security mea~ures, the heightened atten~onicou'd lead ~o future copyca'I threats. H Now they know they dre going to gel a reaction if they do something like th1s, • No matter what happens, Luehrs said he and others wiU do a lot of research dnd hstening before making a decision. A six-page survey to several hundred homeown- ers, businesses and others around the harbor is coming out shortly. Once the resuJts dre back dfld evaludt- ed, parade officials will make any changes by mid- June, Luehrs said. But one thmg's alreddy Doily Pifot conducting a poll each month on which side ls spending the most money. Trouble with that is; I'm afrald my side would lose. No matter how many mil· lions Newport Beach pours down this drain, Irvine will top it. And the flacks get fat. Thank God for a little bit or humor in this brawl. The best line I've read so far came from the ETRPA chair- man, L. Allan Songstad, Jr., who told a reporter recenUy: ·We were concerned that what we were doing.would be llUsconstrued, and we don't want this to be seen as retaliation against the city of Newport Beach.• • I'm sure you're in touch with L. Allan, and you might teU him that this never occurred to us, but he would be most welcome to come and sit on my patio some sununer afternoon and find out first hand against whom his organization is retaliating. Sincerely, Joe BeU • JOSEPH N. BEU is a resident of Santa Ana Heights. liis rotum'n appears ThursdaYi. he Sdid. The school. however, "is ldking this threat very seri- ously," said Pavich. "We're going to try and keep only one entrance open so we can conlrol who comes 1n or goes out, .. he said. Such unfortunate mc1- dents take away a lot or vaJudble time from school orric1als, Pavich said. "We lose time thdt w e can spend planning cur- riculum and making things better." he said. "It's really sad· cledr. "This is the chamber ol commerce,'' he said, adding that loud opposition agamst cutting out Balboa Island from N eely, Councilman Steve Bromberg and many others had already pretty much done dway with that opllon ·We support business,• Luehrs Sdid. "We don't delrdct from it. The last thing we would want to do is cause economic hardship." PSYCHICS I ASTROLOGY Call our gifled 111tematJonaUy known Psych1CS and Master Astrologers 1-900-388-1888 or loll tree 1-888-588-3099 or call 10-10-288-011-678· 71167 Intl. rates apply $3.99 per minute. Must be 18+ For Entertainment Purposes Only. .9fntst rugs of Pcnia {Iran) fro m Tabriz, Nian, Isfahan, Silk Qum, Heriz, Antiques& .•• ~~est rugs of China, Pakistan, India, Nepal & Morel .56°a.rge tdcction of Ane ~ble ~ antique wash rugs • //6achlne-made and modem "181 in aJJ 1hapts and colors available •"s• Cott.a Mae c,,.. ac l'urnitllft) 19~ I Ntwport Blv'd (949) 642·3'00 Mon • .Sac. 10·7 •Sun. 11~ Doily Pilot The _ ,~ longest yard I n finalizing the seventh annual Toshiba Senior Classic, we provide our customary glimpse of the toughest holes and how the goU course played for the Senior PGA Tour event at Newport Beach Country Club. Earlier Uus month, tournament officials announced another record sum donated to charity ($1.035 million) as the event maintained its position as the No. 1 philanthropic slop on the Senior Tour. But, upon further review of the firing range in the three-day goll tournament last month, hole No. 5 at Newport Beach crept back into the limelight as the Toshiba Classic's toughest hole for 2001. As expected, the front-rune stretch from No. 5 through No. 9 was the most different for the seniors, wtth four of the hve Richard Dunn GOLF hardest holes. Only the course's s1gndture hole No. 17, d long par-3 over water and onto a well-undulated, two-bered green, was the only hole on the goll course ranked in the top five this year that was not in the unfriendly confines of the front nine's last five holes. No. t 7 ranked third. Swirling winds from the threat of a storm, along wtth prevailing winds off the ocean, helped elevate hole No. 5 back to the top in '01. It yielded only mne birdies, the fewest on any single hole in tournament history covering 54 holes. In 1996 and '97, No. 5 stood alone dS the most dtfticuJt to play for the seruors In 1998, 1t fell to fourth, when the hole was shortened 25 yards. In 1999 and 2000, it ranked as the second-toughE>sl hole, betu.nd No. 17 and No. 6, respecbveJy. But, Uµs year, the 430-yard par-4 played as the hardest. It plays uphill and upwind and requires a well-placed mid-to long-iron shot to an uncharitable green bordered by two bunkers. ln addition to the hole's stunning number of birdies allowed (an average of only three per round), N o. 5 induced 80 bogeys, by far the most in the tournament. Hole No. 9 is second on the list of bogeys caused with 61. The collective field's scoring average on No. 5 (.322 over par) is the largest of the 18 holes. It always amazes me when I think back five years ago, the fust year the event was played at Newport Beach, and see Jim Colbert lapping the held with birdies in all three rourtds on No. 5 SEE GOLF PAGE 82 . Quote Of •DAY f "I know a lot of people ewe swprised ta thi~d could get that hi;I off the pMtd. I'm vwy proud of the tik -" Doug Voiding, CdM girls swim coach ... ~ 16honofte DAYE JOMllSOll Sports Editor Roger Carlson •1949"57 4-4223 • Sporn Fox: 949.050.0170 • Thursday, April 12, 2001 81 DON l[.A H DAI ' Pl T Corona del Mar Higb's Vivian Uao (above), on her way to victory in the 100-yard freestyle. Below, teammate Lauren Powers glides her way to victory in the 100 butterfly in We dnesday afternoon's PacWc Coast League showdown at Corona del Mar with swim rival University. ~ea Kings come up big . ·• Gorona del Mar finishes 1-2 in final event to defeat league rival University. Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT CORONA DEL MAR -Big-time showdowns usually give way to big-time firushes and the Corona del Mar High girls swun team cltd not shy from providing the dramat- ics Wednesday, in the Sea K.tngs' huge Paci.fie Coast League meet against visiting Uruvers1ty. The meet's winner was decided in the ftnal event, wtuch turned out to be the 100-yard breaststroke, as Cd.M held a one-point ad vantage. While their teammates cheered them on, sophomore Jacltie McCoy finished first and sophomore Niko· la "Niki" Hendrickson came an second, giving the Sea Kings an 86.5-83.5 victory to remain unde· feated irt league and dealt the 1to- jans their first PCL loss. "That's what it's all about,· Cd.M Coach Doug Voiding said. "I jumped as high as I've jumped irt a . long time. I know a Jot of people are surprised to think I could get that high off the ground. I'm very proud of the girls." The meet would have ended with the 400 freestyle relay, but an unfair start in the 100 breaststrok e resulted irt the event being done over. The loud cheers from the team- mates and fans prompted the offi- cial to stop the race. McCoy had the lead after 75 yards and she was tapped in the head by her sister, f<rist:i.n, who was outside of the pool. Kristin 'McCoy did not com- pete because of illness. HIGH SCHOO L GIRLS SWI "l was tired because 1 swam three events before that,• said Jack.le McCoy, who also competed m the 50 free and the 200 medley and 200 free relays. "I swam the 75 and had to stop, that just made me even more nervous. But, now I think we have a really good chance of wmning league this year. We have a really strong team.• Hendrickson's second-place swim m that final event came moments after she contributed irt the third-place finish in the 400 free relay. "That was the highlight of many highlights in today's meet,• Void- ing said of Hendrickson's feats, which also included second place in the 100 butterfly (1 :04.25). "I liked the spuit I saw in the gu"ls. But, we have to do it again. lf (the 1to1ans) come back and beat us in the leagµe meet, they'll win 1t all. But, this 1s a ruce emotional Wt.• CdM (7·1, 4-0 m league) clauned revenge from last year when the PCL ftnals w ere decided by the last relay and Uru (3-1, 2· 11 won. Sea Kings' semor Lauren Powers, freshman Vivian Llao and freshman Kirn M cKay also earned first-place finishes. Powers won the 100 butterfly (1 :03.19), Uao took the 50 free (25.62) and McKay swam to victory in the 500 tree (5:29.56). The trio, along with iunior Heather Hapeman, picked up another hrst-place hmsh with a 1 :25 77 tn the 200 free relay Corona will host the PCL meet with the prehrrunanes May 2 dfld the finals May 4 The Sea Kings' vtctory assuredly gwes them the advantage before the finals. though the Tto1ans can still earn the bUe The PCL dual league meet cha.mp IS awarded Sl.lC points and the runner-up earns hve The PCL final meet awards seven points to the wmner and five to the runner- up. DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK ,r , ' Growing into greatness Q S Garrett Snyder •Though his frame is less than imposing, the Corona del Mar High sophrnore is a picture of proficiency on the tennis court. lwry fllUlkner OMV Pl.OT Flailing away against the totality of his talent. opponents of Corona del Mar High tennis ace Garrett Snyder quickly lose sight of the fact that be is about as physically impo&ing as Ally Mc.Beal. A •alight" exaggeration? Of coune. But when finding a wea.k.neu in tbe Sea King 1e>pbe>more'1 system· aUc lldlll provet fuUle, frustrated foe1 may be forced to aum1De bis genetic code. •tte bu DO weakneael," veteran CdM Co.ch 1\m Mang said. "I'd like to .. hlm won on bll ....... but that will come. He's a stick right now, but he'll get stronger as be matwes • Snyder has begun a weight training regunen and ts confident he will one day be able to wield suffident force to play the power game that pervades as one shuttles up the 1pon•1 competitive ladder. ln the meantime, he'll c:ontinue to po~htbeall~undproftdency~w prep playen ever approach. "He's the smartell pleyer on my team,• Meng Mid. "He knowl bow to u.. all bil lhc*, when to go for the kill and when to \M bis toudl. He tigurea out bil <>ppal*\tl wry well and be rHlly know'I bow to Mt up .. SEESNYDIR .... r I . 82 Thursday, April 12, £001 GOLF CONTINUED FROM 81 to win the 1996 Toshiba Classic. Hole No. ti, which ranked as the second-most difficult on the course this year, was dropped from its one-year reign atop the Toshiba leaderboard. While No. 6 has always played tough, you could make an argument that jts No. 1 ranking in 2000 was a fluke, because it was a rain-shortened, 36-hole event played in nasty conditions. No. 6, in fact, ranked as the fourth-toughest hole on the entire Senior PGA Tour in 2000. No. 6 is a dogleg left with an intirnidalmg tree line on the left side . It played harder than usual m 2000 because of swirling winds. Also, a fairway bunker was added to No. 6 about 240 yards off the tee, which came into play for a numbe r of players who ~trayed a btUe right. Not surpnstngly, no eagle has ever been carded on the hole in six years at Newport Beach (the inaugural Toshiba C lassic was played at Mesa Verde Country Cl)lb in 1995). Hole No. 9, a 407-yard par-4 and dogleg right, ranked fourth in severity this year. It alJowed onJy 23 lmdies and caused five double bogeys. At the mnlh fairway, it is hard to 1udge your d1Stance to an uphill green, while ld rge trees guard both sides of the fairway. In 1996, hole No. 9 ranked as lhe second-most difficult and has bC'en in lhe top five C'very year for toughness Prior to honorary Big Cdnyon Country Club member Tiqer Woods winning the Musters for lus fourth straight major championsh1p, Arnold Pdlmer hdd some thoughts, tf Woods won, on whether the fedt should be considered the Grand Slam. "That's bull (expletive). That's not eve n close. The Grand Slam is (understood) to be one (calendar) year, dnd anybody lhat changes that is sensabonalizing something that 1Sn't real," Palmer said last month, after shooting his age, a I -under-par 71. and beating Jack Nicklaus m a taping for Shell 's Wonderful World or Golf al The K.ing & The Bear course at the World Golf Village m St. Augustine, Fla. Added the King: "My whole idea WdS it isn't likely that someone is gomg to (w111) lhe Bobby Jones Grand Slam, becdu e players don't stay long enough lo do that. Jack and Tiger are two guy!> that I know of m modem day that couJd have done lhat. (But) since that isn 't happening. and 1sn'l going to happen , I sd1d the G rand Slam really isn't gotn g to change. It would be nice to create a Grand Stam of the Masters, lhe (U.S.) Open, the British O pen and the PGA (Championship). Bob Drum liked and wrote about the idea, and it has steam rolled ever since. It has to be m one year. If the re's anybody lhat wins four of the m, and (it's not in the same year), it doesn't make a damn." For the record, Palmer's best year wmmng majors came in 19ti0, when he captured the Masters and U.S. Open. Sean Collins, an asslslant pro and tournament director at Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club , shot 58 on the Mesa Linda Course recently, breaking JamJe Vamum's course record by one stroke on the 5,551-yard layout. Collins had eight birdies, three eagles, five pars and two bogeys on the par-70 course. Pol'IMI' Cotta Mesa clty champion Bryan Saltus capttaed the ftnt Golden State Tour event be entered, win.nlng a Jan. 26 event et Western H1lll Country Oub ln Ch1no Hllll. SeJtua lbOC 89. • MClltJm.,...., goH a:Unn ·~·" ~ry Thond.y. --f. ................ -. -.... SPORTS DON lfACH I DAILY PILOT Corona del Mar's Sherwin Kim sWims the backstroke during the Individual medley, wlnni!1g the event ln 2:04.31. University wins Round 1: .191-68 •Sea Kings' boys staggered after the loss to Uni, but k>0k to league finals for redemption. Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT CORONA DEL MAR -After H• h h I b iti. matchup with Paofic Coast •; SC 00 GS League nval University, the 5 IMMIN Corona del Mar l ligh boys swim team will now look to the league finals to prove a better showing. With less lhan healthy swimmers, the Sea Kings (6-2, 3-1 in league) battled their way to a 101-68 loss to the visiting Trojans (2-1. 3-0), in a showdown of league unbeatens Wednesday a fternoon. "I was hoptng the meet w6uld have been a little closer," CdM C oach Tim Chaix said. "Some of our guys fell tired and didn't end up as fast as I thought lhey would. There were some good swims." In its biggest challenge since its Joss lo Newport Harbor, CdM received some good swims from junior Sherwin Kim and sophomore James Strack as they grabbed the Sea Kings' two first-place victories. Kim won the 200-yard individual medley (2:04.31) and also finished second in the 100 freestyle (50.39). Strack touched the wall first in the 500 free (5:14.73). Juniors Bobby Messenger, Matt Meyer and Michael March and sophomore John Money completed a near-brilliant perlor- mance in the 200 free relay. The Sea Kings, with Meyer's 23.25 split, finished in 1:35.75 just off Uni's 1:35.67. Messenger also took second place in the 50 free (23.77), while Meyer came in second in the 200 free (1:56.26). CdM 1unior Marcello Pantuliano had a second-place finish as welt with a 1:06.84 swim in the 100 breaststroke. "We're working through lhe meets and we're training for lhc1t last final," said Messenger, who noted he uses the swim season lo prepare for water polo. "We do go hard every single meet, so each meet is our best meet. We'll be tapered down and rested and we'll be able to take some seconds off or each time (for the PCL finals). The Sea Kings will host lhe PCL preliminaries on May 1 and the finals May 4. CdM can still win the league title if it wins the PCL meet as the Sea Kings did last year. The Trojans were able lo avenge that loss as they now hold the upper hand to overtake the PCL tiUe. Because of that scenario, the battle of the PCL unbeatens provided a playoff-type atmosphere as both coaches eagerly awaited to begin the contest. ;This one will decide it," Uni Coach Jon Pendleton said before the meet. "CdM and Uni are head and shoulders above everybody else. If we lose, it's probably an indication that we won't win league.· Said Chaix, MThis could give us a lot of confidence going into league finals. There's been some good swims Utis season, not all of them have been up to my expectations, but we're not done yet.• DOH LEACH I DMY 1'1.0T Corona del Mar Higb'I Kiin McKay deUwn ID tbe 500 freestyle, wlnn.lng the event with a time ol 5:29.58. MaRC COAST UIAGUI' IOYS .~101.~• 200 mectaey ~av -1. Uniwnlty, 1:43.23 200 free -1. Schafer (U), 1 :54.13; 2. Meyer (CdM), 1 :56.26; 3. aemm.n (U), 1:57.64 200 IM -1. Kim (CdM), 2!0431; 2. E. Pham (U), 2:08.23; 3. Pantullano (CdM), 2:14.44 50 free -1. Chuklet (U), 23.0S; 2. Messenger (CdM), 23.n; 3. Brandt (U), 23.87 100 fly-1. Fyfe (U), 57.92; 2. Fries (CdM), 1:02.51; 3. Amendt (CdM), 1 :02.84 100 free -1. Berlin (U), 41.11: 2. Kim (CdM), 50.39; 3. Chuklet (U), 51.71. 500 free -1. Sir.de (CdM). 5:14.73; 2. a.mm.ti (U), 5:11.IJ; 3. Meyer (CdM), 5:23.49 200 free relay-1. u~. 1:35.67 100 bKtc -1. Ber1in (U), 55.52; 2. ~ (U), 1 :0230; 3. Fries (CdM), 1:05.M 100 brMSt -1. E. Pham (U), 1 :03.43; 2. P.ntullano (CdM), 1!06.84; l . D. PMm (U), 1:10.01 400 free rel.y • 1. Unlvenlty, 1:10.01. MGRC~ Lu.11.-S ~ M1h, U.W-n &J1h 200~ret.v -1. Unlwrsity, 1:57.Jf 200 free . 1. ~ (U), 1:53.52; 2. McKay (CdM), 2=02.59; 3. Bowlus (CdM), 2:10.63 200 IM -1. Kikuchi (U), 2:17.26; 2. Powen (CdM), 2;20.61; 3. Hapeman (CdM), 2:24.87; 3. Crooks (U), 2:24.17 50 free -1. u., (CdM), 25.62; 2. Voomees (U), 26.lt; 3. J. McCov (CdM). 2'. 79 100 fly -1. Powen (CdM), 1!03.19; 2. Hendrtcbon (CdM). 1!04.25; 3. NauY'en (U), 1:05.81 100 free -[ ..__ (U), 52.11; 2. U.o (CdM), SS.11; 3. Mayer (U), 57.96 500 free -1. McKay (CdM), 5:29.56; 2. ~ (U), S:M.87; 3. Bowlus (CdM), S:Sl.53. 200 free relay -1. CdM (MctC.-v, Hilpemen, u.,, Powers}, 1:4s.n 100 b«k -1. Ngu}lef\ (U), 1:G2.91; 2. Hewko (CdM), 1:o6.9l; ]. HapemM (CdM), 1:01.30 100 an--1. J. McCCI¥ (CdM). 1:1335; 2 . .-ndrlcbon (CdM). 1:14.29; 3. KIMI (U), 1:15.17 400 free relay-1. Unfwrsf\y, 3:43.8. f' Orange Coast rolls past Irvine Valley •Taylor, Jackson lead attack in four-game win over the Lasers. IRVINE -VOLLIYIAll The Orange Coast College men's volleyball team overcame a tough first game to defeat host Irvine Val- ley, 22-25, 25-15, 25-16, 25-22, in Orange Empire Conference action Wednesday nJght. Jeff Taylor led the Pirates (18-1, 13-1 in conference) with 10 kllls, while Morgan Jackson added eight. Setter Nick Ptaschinski paced the attack with 47 assists, while Ed Chun and Kevin Goff anchored the defense with seven dJgs each. Sea Kings romp UWlNE -The Coro-GOLF na del Mar HJgh boy goU team played it's be t match of the season, accordlng to Coach Mike Starkweather en routtHo a 193-21 I Pactljc Coast Leegue win over Northwood at Oak Creek Golf Course Wedne day afternoon. Tars downed, 16-2 ALISO VIEJO -TENNIS The Newport Harbor . boys tennis team /remained winless ln the Sea View League as it lost, 16-2, to host Aliso Niguel Wednesday. The Sailors duo or senJor Colin Duncan and freshman Tyler Deck grabbed 7-5 and S. 4 victories lo prevent a shutout. Newport Harbor fell to 2-10 overall, 0-7 In leaoue. MA VllW LOoul Auto ...... , .. --.r 2 ....... Hint (NH) lost to lul. 0-6, lost to Kelty. 1-f. lofl to CUl!ll'nlngt. 0-6, httu (HH) Ion. 1"" M. 1-6. ~ IHH) 1o1t. 0-6, 1-6. M ~-~INH>dtf eunn~~ M, lost to WI-•~ 2.-, def '!Url.k.ftne. M , wt{y-StNff .. (NH) lol\. 0-6, u. ).f, ~inell IM, 2-4, 0-6, '" placed second in the 50 free (29.84) and 100 free (1:01.6). Somer Flaherty came In third In the 200 IM (2:51.58), while Ashley Gardner placed third In the 500 free (8:10.38). won the 500-yard freestyle (5:37 .20) a nd the 200 free (2:06.79), while her twin sister took the 200 lndMdual medley (2:28.21) and 100 breaststroke (1:14.86). Bayes grabbed victo- ries in the 50 free (25.34) and Lions tumble, 6-3 100 free (55.58). The trio teamed with Shirley Peng to COSTA MESA .-fllllllS win the 200 free relay (1:54.79). The Vanguard Uru-The Mustangs boys team (0- vemty men's tennis team lost lo 4), which began with nine vi.siting Cal Poly Pomona, 6-3, swimmers t.hlJ season, lost 86· In nonconference action 39. Mesa freshman Brian Tip- Wednesday afternoon. ton, junior Chasen Marshall, The lions (10-10) came out senior Mlke Whitman and on top ln three singles matches. junior Steven Thomas swam to Joaklm Ulfvebrand won ln victory in the 200 medley relay straight sets, 7-5, 6-4, while (2:03.28). Peter Skrzeczymki (3-6, S-.., S. Whitman alto won the 100 2) and Sebastian Camara (5-7, butterfly (59.11) and 100 Eagles drop meet 7-6, 6-1) each lost tbeir.firlt aet, ~~eutsd M~~~ej1:08•hared.94). ~ID4nd' but won the final two lo prevail. ..... .....,JG.U ........, IRVINE etanMMllll!. place ln the 50 free (26.51), The Estand; ~ .. -• Mesa swimmers fall Manball took third. And Mar- High boys SWim team dropped a •ball finiahed secoad ln the 100 113-49 Paofic Coast League C 0 S T A SWUUllH free (5~ dea.slon to host Northwood MESA -The I.AW ::A!\.. 'I:.. n . Wednesday afternoon. Costa Mesa High boys and • INdltr,., · 1 i...119d\ 2:10 it. Th "-1 J-..i with nlrJs 1··"'--1-g teams tuffer*1 100 flw . I. J ~w llla?t; 2. e ""'°g es were 't"-' ~· ,,.., ... .,....... c..... aa JJOt.11, 1. ICM ~1411. • wlns by Paul Collier, Brian Pacific Coast League losaes, yet .. • '· w.·Mw••Mi ICML 1; i. Ulllft Monette and Prank Gamboa. the Mustangs were able to earn ~~"a..,._~ • ,_ · ' Collier was v'lctortou.t tn the several lndJvtdual vtctortet Cllilt.:\~-·w~~ d l dl Wedn _... a1n t ............. , ... ~t:Q. ~~---200-yard lndlvt ua me ey e'""ay ag s Y••-,, .._.' -.. llL .• Daily Pilot lions • roanng once • ag~ f er two straight seaso~ f participating In the AJA National Tournament, the Vanguard UnJversity sotball team struggled through a 2000 season and missed the playoffs entirely. But now with a healthy No. 1 pitcher and a stable, run-producing offense, the Lions have been making a lot of noise and are ready for a serious playoff run. . The key factor to the Lions' success has been the offense. In their 16 losses, the Ltons have scored two runs or less 14 times. In their 28 wins, lhe Lions have scored three or more runs 22 times. While suftefi!lg through a 25·30 record last year, Vanguard hit an un-Llonlike .217 as a team and averaged less than two runs per game. This year, the Lions' bats are singing a dHferent tune. They're hitting .270 and have already scored 139 runs, 21 more than all of last year. With runs at such a premium In softball. a good lead off hitter can make all the difference in lhe world. That's where Andrea Saucedo comes into play. Tony Altobelli COWGES The senior spark plug leads the Lions with a .352 batting average and has scored a team-high 33 runs. Included in her team-high 51 hits are nine triples. She also has used her speed to steal 11 bases out of 14 attempts. With Saucedo on the bases, Nikki Benning plays a number of different roles in the No. 2 slot. Benning's 21 RBis is second on the team, but her most valuable statisllc is her 15 sacrifice bunts, movmg runners into scoring position for teammate Jill Jessen. Jessen is second on the team with a .343 batting average and her 22 RBis leads the Lions' attack. Also making a major contribution on offense IS Celina Camarillo, with a .340 average, five triples and 13 runs scored. But while the improved runs have been a major asset, one thing is for sure when it comes to Vanguard's success. It all starts and stops with pitcher Gina Llebengood. Take last year, for example. In 2000, Liebengood was 12-3 wlth a microscopic 0.19 ERA. In 111 innings, she gave up an incredible three earned runs, while striking out 131. But, against North Dakota State, she broke a bone ln her pitching hand and was lost for the season. VU went 10-18 the rest of the way. This year, Llebengood's ERA has risen to a "whopping" 1.08, but her record is 15-8 and she is, once again.Vanguard's go-to pitcher. The junior standout has appeared in 33 of 44 games, including 19 starts and 17 complete games. She has struck out 153 over 151 innings. Alysia Atchley (5-4, 1.79 ERA) and Cheri Sm.Ith (4-2, 2.63 ERA) have also provided quality perlonnances for the Lions, mald.ng them more than just a one-arm team. Currently, the Uoos a.re in fourth place in the Golden State Athletic Conference with a 9-7 record. They are also ranked 18th ln the NAJA. MAILBAG Sports Editor Everyone loves to root for the underdog and l can understand the Pilot's COV•ege of the most recent Pttanda/Cotta Mete baebell game. However, l WU very diappolnted lo the pbotograpldc portrayal of Coach Beuermeuter that accompe.nled yoW' article. Kirk Bauermelater has a bueball program that all ln the Newport-Mesa Sdlool otstnct can be proud of. He certainly d111ned beUw natmem from our local news eou1m1. Nick Shennan shot an even· per 36 to lead th~ Se11 Kings · (10-2, ?· 1 ln le&gue), wblle Joe Kwon and Brad Chamberlin eKtl shot a 38. Al x Chikovant (40) and Jason Wilh911grad (41) completed CdM11 top.five. wtth a Ume ol 2;29.61. Monette Laguna Beach. =~~~ ~,ft won the 50 freestyle with a MP.la's gtrll w.•d (1"3 ID ,.... 11.t.m .... 25.06, while Gamboa won 1be league) Iott, 91·1 , a.a MDlOn =.1 • ._. •• • t:t 500 fre (6:04 .3.sJ. Jody and Wendy Martinovkb i!a& "''•1. ,. ..-...... .....___ In gtrtt ectton. the Bagles end Brin Beyet ftnithed u clOu· • '· *· Mw• • • .,. - -bl ......... Jod .... _ _.. __ ......... ... ,,,......... . . -N9w-=4 .... IOtl, I 1·35. Jenn.lier Cutity • .... uu.serl. Y JVUllUllUYIUI .._,.......,·~""""'" ·r-• --~-1~~--~~--~~~~------...... ------------'----------------------------jM•---• •• ,l Doily Pilot DCC spring like a movie I f you're looking for high-intensity dction, sure you can find it at the local movie theater, as the entertainment industry i1> preparing for the summer binge with flicks like "Blow" and "15 Minutes•. But, why spend the money on those tickets when you can gain the same experience at Orange Coast College? Come and take a tour wtth me as we VlSll the drdma wtthm some of the spring sports at OCC. W ant the feel-good story of the year? How about the mauguraJ season of the P1Iates women's badminton team? Hey, these Bucs are for real. Witness their climb from their season-opener against defending stale chdmpion San Diego Mesa on Feb. 23. Back then, OCC lost, 16·5. But, on Wednesday, the Bucs nearly pulled off the upset when they were edged, 11 -10, at the Olympians' gym. Coast freshmdn Cynthia Trdn is the star of this show. She is undefeated m smgles ( 18-0) and Coach Barbc1ra Bond predicts she could finish the season without a loss. "She's a great lud too.· Bond says. winniny streak over the past l wo years. There's always room for tragedy J. and that's the OCC softball team's cue. The Pirates have just one OEC victory and a lack of fundamentals has been their demise. But, the Pirates are expectmg a new cast next season. "Basically. my focus 1s to have a good recruiting class,• Coach Jim Bollinger says or the program's future. ·1 want to make sure the kids are aware that we're going to be a school that's dedJcated to having a history in softball.• Despite the losmg season, four OCC sophornqres are making sure they are remembered. Catcher Meredith Miles broke the school record for career stolen bases last week. Bollinger said the Pirates' softball program would be obsolete this season without Miles, Jennifer •Jenn-I" Jensen, Renee Snyder and Kim Guillen. "They've done whatever I hdve dsked of them and with no complaints." Bollinger says "They keep my faith up." As some of her teammates are still ledrrung dbout the game. Tran shows patience and mamtams her compellt.Jve spirit Wlth a healthy team atutude Tran and freshman Rosie Pham bring much expenence from their playing days dt Garden Steve Virgen COASTERS Bollinger also noted Guillen "has 1ust stepped up. She's lund of the unspoken leader of the team. I never hear a word out of her, i.he JUSt steps up. She never quits on me.· Bollinger, who coached at Mdter De1 from 1994-97 Grove High uncier Coach Viclu Toutz. Bond 1s Sdv1ng the duo for doubles compet1t1on come pldyoff tune, which begins wtth the Orange Emp1Ie Conlerf'nce TourndITlent May 4. "They're really fierce competitors when it comes down to it," Bond says. "We're gmnCJ to work more on their game. When they do meet somebody compdrable, they'll be ready.• Loolung for tl suspense thnller? Enter the unpredictable story of the OCC men'<.. ba eball team. With tive OEC games remaining. the Pirates (20·8, 10-6 m conference) remain m th1Id place and m position to meet their most 1Inportant goal. eamrng a playoff berth. The P1Iates are m third place m the OEC Wlth leader Santa Ana and runner-up R1vers1de ahead of them with five conference games remaining. "It would be a big disappomtment 1I we didn't make the playoffs." Codch John Altobelli says. "We still have a ways to go, but if we get there. we do have a chance (to advt1nce) because that's when the records go out the window.• Altobelli could be best described, perhaps, as the rebel w1th a cause. Last year, after an underachieVIng squad might ht1ve caused the OCC coach to throw in the towel, Altobelli changed the character of the team with hungry players and new assistants. ·we have a whole new core of players,· Altobelli says. "I deeded to make some changes and bring t.n new coaches. The new players just seem to have a better attitude. They understand our game plan as a team. Everyone is on the same page.· Add those young players, including Newport Harbor Htgh product Scott Beerer, Glenn Hedgpeth. Jake Garcia and Ryan Marcos, to solid sophomores Josh McCanne and Brian Murphy and you understand why there is such a difference from last year. McCanne, who plays tlrst base, leads the team with a .413 batting average. Murphy, the catcher, has 28 RBrs, third best on the team, and catrtes a .4'08 average. And those freshman. oh those freshman. Beerer ls b.ed with McCanne for the team lead 111 hits (46) while batting .397. Marcos leads the team with 32 RBis and ls hitting better than .300, as are freshmen Greg 1hmble and 1\'oy Bokosky. The sequel to this show should be even more exdtmg as the Plrates feature 24' fr hmen on thelI 2~-man roster. •rt•a great that we're going \o have almost the entire team baC'k next season,• AJtobelU says. "It's going to bo tough to fill what (McCanne and Mwphy) bring. They're having great seasons.• Before the Ptralel resume conference play, they will compete ln the Sequoias Tournament ln Vlla.lia (Wednesday-Friday) where they he,,., compUed an eight.gain I and gwded the Monarchs to one CIF Southern Secbon bUe and two runner-up ftrushe!>, says he is expecting his network to luck m dunng the offseason, as he vows the program will improve. "We came tn behind the eight ball." he says. ·My goal is to tum 1t around. I'm pretty tenacious. I refuse to surrender." Perhaps you're lookmg for a bit of controversy? Well !>earch no further than the men's volleybctll team. Everything 1s OK wtth the OEC champions. but in the tiUe-clindung vtctory over VJS1tmg Palomar Fnday, controversy definitely played a role as Comets Coach Hugh Gerhardt was not pleased with the oftioating Coast Coach Chuck Cutenese did not W<.e some of the calls as well. ·we got homered," Gerhardt said. "I'm gomg with the controversy on this one. There were hve dose calls that we could've got." Gerhardt was seen chaslJSU19 Daylyn Kelley, the gdITle's line judge who plays for the OCC women's volleyball team. Lauren Wilson and Taryn Moore, whom are also on the women's volleyball squad. worked as line judges during the match as well. Regardless. the lead official gave OCC a yellow card because someone other than its captain challenged a call. But, Gerhardt walked out to the court, approached the official and challenged a call. nus time no yellow card "I felt early m the match. (the offioal) didn't give us the calls,• Cutenese said. "She never had control of the match. I will be the first to admit when an offioal is bad. Was the offic1atmg poor? Yes. But. that didn't favor one side or the other. She was poor for both sides.• As if the action on the court wasn't enough, a fight almost broke out after the match between some Palomar players and an OCC fan, who was sa,td to be a former Pirates men's volleyball player. A nd what would this tour be without some comedy? The OCC women's tennis team provided some giggles as it captured OEC singles and doubles titles. Coast teammates Veronica Sommer and Stepbarue Chang played each other ror the OEC singles championship and then they teamed to win the doubles title with a 6-4, 3-6, 6-2 victory over Saddleback's Lena Bowen and Janet Suthisamphat. Sommer claimed the sUlgles title with a 6-4, 6--4 win over her doubles partner. But, Bucs' Coach Janice Maran's season is no laughing matter. The Pirates have already clinched the OEC title, the 17th for Maran ln her 24 seasons with the team. Her overall record is 336-57 (.855), including a 246·28 (.898) mark in conference. Care for another suapense atory1 There's 10me plot twists and high drama sUJTOU.Dding the men's track and field team ... to be continued. SPORTS HIGH SCHOOL TllCI Ill •llLD Thursday, April 12, 2001 83 la the ailx ~are Coroudel MuH19b'1 Josh Yeltey (lelt) and Mike Casillas of Esta.Ilda u PaclOcCout League dual meets continue on three fronts. Corona del Mar hosts University In a key m•lchup, while Estancia ls at Northwood and Laguna Beach ls at Costa Mesa. DAILY Pl.Ol PHOTO ev SEN-l "flilP. Dodgers edge Devil Rays • Frum's RBI single in sixth inning wins it for Dodgers in NHBA Mustang fare , 8-7. The Dodgers squeaked past the Devil Rt1y•,, 8· 7, Tuesddy in Newport Harbor Bdse· NHBA Youth SPORTS hits ball Assoc1dhon Mustang D1vis1on (ages 9-10) action In d 9ame thnt had five lead changes. Jeff Frum came through Wlth an RBI single to win the gdme for the Dodgers " Stdiford, Wigley and Wllllam O'Brien edch pitched well for the Cards. holding the Red Sox m check throughout the game Pitcher Chris Grittln struck out eight batter; over three innings. while Braden Cluck, Peter Thomsen, Victor Done dnd Garrett McRoberts each added RBI hits for the Dodgers Angels take care of Diamondbacks Justin Miranda had three hit NHBA PONY mcJudmg a home run to lead the The DenJ Rdys were led by Peter Kinney. who went 3 ror 3 • ln Pmto D1v1s1on (ages 7-8) acbon For the Mdrlms, in their contest with the Cardmnl'> Austin Rios struck out all SL'< batters he faced and Max Gerard came through with two sohd mmngs of pitching. Angels to an 11 ·0 WU1 o\'er the D1amondbdcks m Newport Harbor Baseball Assoc1at1on Ponv D1v1S1on (ages 13-14) action Clalre Silva, Gwen Gaylord, Scotty Steffel and Mac McKelvey each added tJmely h1Lc; for the Marlin!',, whlle Domenic Re. Zachary Buie, Brecht Van't Hof and Teddy Steffel each scored runs. J.T. King, Eddie Pinela and Abdon Ortega dlso ddded to the Angels' offense. whlle "-'1trandd 'hdS tough behmd the plate as well not allov.,ng d D-Bdcks' runner to steal second base all Qdme Early registration April 24 Early Registration for the upcoming A YSO AYSO REGION 120 Cardinals slip past Red Sox NEWPORT REACH -The NEWPORT BEACH ll Carthnals had 1ust enough to Region 120 fall season will take place Apnl 24 from 5-8 p .m. at TeWmk.Je School snedk past the Red Sox, 3-2, in Newport Beach LltUe League Ma1ors D1VJSion acbon. Reg1strabon 1s $50 for one player, $90 lor two and $125 for three or more. Sam Stafford, James Petrllll and Collln Wigley each had a Jut and an RBI for the Cardinals, while Ryan Telles and Erto Berkley also contnbuted key F1rst-bme players must show a copy of a birth certtl1cate An addJtmnal early·btrd registrauon will take place May 5 from 9 a m to 3 p.m . also at TeWink.Je School COLLEGE HONORS Vanguard University's Liebengood, ex-Orange Coast College standout Degree GSAC Players of the Week Vanguard University pitcher Gma Llebengood and Concordia University infielder Kristin Degree, a former Orange Coast College standout, were Golden State Athletic Conference Players of the Week. Liebengood, a junior, had two com- plete-game shutouts and three innings of one-hit rebef for the Lions. In her 17 innings pitched last week, Uebengood compiled 13 strikeouts. whlle surren- denng only seven hits and four walks. lnduded in her numbers was a com- plete-game one-hitter in lhe Lions' 1-0 win over The Master's College on April 3 and a 5-hit shutout against Cal State San Bernardino on April 4 Degree, a sophomore who last year, set the OCC school record for the best single-season batting average (.444) and tied the single-season school mark in stolen bdses (40) and runs scored (36), was 7 for 8 in three Eagles' games last week Degree cored sue of Concordia's 20 runs and had a stolen base and two RBis a well. Her best game came agamst Hope lntemab.onal on April 3, when h e went 4 ror 4 Wlth two runs cored and an RBI. Pirates prevail ov~r Bakersfield • Clanton pitches six strong inning as Coast prevails, 3-0. Th:~:ns:ate~ast JC IASEllll College haseball team contmu s tts domination of the Sf><luolas Tourna- ment w1th a 3-0 win over Bak rsfield Wednesday. Matt Clanton Md Mark CourvoJSier combined to hold Bakersfield to only siJt hits over nlnc innings. Clanton struck out eight over siX. mnlngs, wtuJ Courvoisier earned his third save of the seeson. Freshman Greg Trimble went 3 for 4 to pace . OCC't olfeme. It'• th 10th straight win for the Plrat (21-8) at the Sequoias Tournament Tho hutout was the Pirates' second or the on. They posted a 2-0 Win over Cyp!' on March 15. occ·will r ume toumam nt action today ftgawt Rt'<'<iley at 10 a.m. ond Long Bench City at 2 p m. in Va.sa.liA. lllQlaAI --· •IJ ........... OMW CoMT J, I• :cz 0 ~coast ODO 201 ODO · l 6 4 "*enftttd oao ODO ODO • o 6 1 Ointon. c~ en arid conOn; MMk. Adems (9) tnd ~ w . o.nton. l • Mellt. Sv. CGUnlOMr (J). 21 • ..,, (I).~ (OCC). ~ jOCQ. ~ (OCQ. SOFTBALL Lions weep past Hope International • Llebe ngood, Willi keep Royals at bay. FULLERTON The Van· guard Umvers1ty oftball team had l.J.ttle trouble defeat· mg Hope lntemabonaJ m A Golden State AthletlC' Conft:?r· ence doubleh<.>ader Tuesday The vi ll.1119 Lions defeated the Royals. 9-1 , m the open~1 and, 8-0, m the rughtcap. Gma Llebengood pitched hve mrungs aad allowed only two hits With hve stnkeouts tn the opener, whJJe Ntklo B n· rung and Celtna Camanllo each had three hit and two runs scored for th Lions (28- 16, 9-7 m conference). rn the nightcap. Jenny WillJ pitched a complet • game tour-hitter with four slnkeout , while Je 1ca Thompson when 3 for• wtth a run scored and one RBI. ....-l'Dlft....W:Olf ICI V_ .......... All t1 ~ 41121 ·9 u' ~t•natioNI Oto oo • ' l l l 9XJd Ind ~ "dWdi. Terry (Z) Ind Mc.Doneld w. ~ tH l • Aictwdl. 21 • CtlNl1Jo (IN) 2. IWMly (\N). v~ CHI>, •• hnnlng (VU>.~.~ CH) ....a "t' ......... I •• ~ OQJOQJ2•1 u 0 ... lr'lellmetioNI 000 000 0 . 0 • , wa Ind"°"-,_,,...._ (1). McMmln erlll l'tlllo W•Wlla. l ·~21 • .....,.(W), Ttou41J011CW) 1. •·~MA 84 Thursday, April 12, 200 l SPORTS DAILY PILOT SPORTS CONTln 500RE The Daily Pilot's Irrelevant Week XXVI Very Most · Relevant Contest IV NO STRINGS ATIACHED EVERYONE'S ELIGIBLE, EXCEPT TI-IE JUDGE AND HIS ENTIRE FAMILY TREE. BECOME AN INSTANT EXPERT. IMPRESS ESPN. IMPRESS YOUR WALLET. XXVI BE AN NFL 2001 DRAFTND<. ENTRY FEE: ZERO \ KNOWLEDGE REQUIREMENTS: NONE One Daily Pilot reader has a $500 payoff coming to him or her, with world~ fanfare. TIIE FINE PRINT H ere's what you have to do. Pick the most first-round picks for each individual team ln the April 2 1-22 National Football League Draft. How easy is that? Tie-breakers: li somebody out there is lucky enough to tie you. than the first tie-breaker is consecutive first-round picks, starting with No. 1. StiU tied? Than it's Mr. Irrelevant. the last player to be picked ln the 2001 Draft. U you picked him, you're ln. What? Still tied? Then It's overall first-team picks, regardless of who did the picking. What? Another tie? Then it's the pick closest to Mr. Irrelevant. the last player picked on Sunday, the 22nd. It's somewhere in the mid-200s ... depending on last-minute d eals. U this thing is sWJ tied, then it goes to a coinfl.Jp, or series of coinllips, by the Big Cheese himself, the Unda Isle A ash, honorary mi\yor of Newport Harbor, multlple Hall of Farner, Irrelevant Week Founder and local good guy PduJ Salata. So save this coupon, and be ready to strike when the iron ls hot ... and GOOD LUCKJ CHEAT LIST QB: Michael Vick, V1rg1nia Tech; Drew Brees. Purdue. Oms Weinke. Flonda St. Josh Booty. l5U, Jase Palmer, Florida; Marques Tu1asosopo, Washington; M ike McMahon. Rut- gers. Josh Heupel, Oklahoma, Sage Rosenfe~ Iowa St; David Rrvers, W Qirolma. Quincy Carter, Georgia, Bart Hendricks, Boise St , Walter Church. E Michigan RUNNING BACK: LaMont Jor dan. Maryland; Michael Bennett. Wisconsin; James Jackson, Miami; t.aDainian Tomlinson, TCU; Deuce M cAllister. Miss1ss1pp1; Travis Henry. Tenressee; Anthony Thomas, M1ch1gan; Kevan Barlow. Pitts- burgh. David Allen, Kansas St • Derek Combs, Ohio St FULLBACK: Dan Alexander, OFFENSIVE TAC:KlE: Leonard Davis, Texas; Kenyatta Walker, Florida; Maurice W1 lhams, M1Ch1- gan; Chris Brown, Georgia Tech; Jeff Backus. M ichigan, Brandon Winey, LSU. OFFENSIVE GUARD: Chad Ward, Washington, Steve Hutchin- son, Michigan; Mike Gandy, Notre Dame; Floyd Womack. Mrss. St.; Bernard Robinson, Tulane; Omar Smith, Kentucky, Russ Hochstein. Nebraska. CENTER: Dom1n1c Raiola, Nebraska; Robert Garza, Texas A&M-Ktngsv1lle, Ben Hamilton, Tennessee; Casey Rebach, Wiscon- sin; Reed Diehl, California; Bruce Wiggins, Arizona DEffNSIVE ENO: Jamal Reynolds. INSIDE LINEBACKER: Carlos Polk, Nebraska; Zeke Moreno, USC; Kendrell Bell, Georgia; Man Smith, Oregon; Brandon Spoon, No. Qir- olinba; Edgerton Hartwell, West- ern lllino1s, Ryan Goven, North Dakota St, Terrance Marshall, Oklahoma, Josh Lowe, BYU; Cor- nelius Anthony, Texas A&M; Wayne Rogers. Houston OUTSIDE LINEBACKER: Markus Steele. USC; Dan Morgan, M iami; Tommy Polley, Florida St.; Jason Glenn. Texas A&M; Sedrick Hodge, North Carolina; Keith Adams, Clemson; Jamie Winborn, Vander- bilt; Quinton Caver, Arkansas; Patrick Chukwurah, Wyoming. NOTE The Cht>at List at the left Is a partiaJ lisUng of some of the top players b4-lieved to be available, but by no means should it be considered complete (or ll('Curale). Doily Pilot OFFICIAL COUPON l. SAN DIECO 2.AJUZONA , 3. CIZVl!l.AND • 4. CJNClNNATI 5. ATLANTA 6. Nl!W ENGLAND 7. SJ!A1Tl.E• 8. CHICAGO 9. SAN FRANCISCO 10. GREEN BAV• 11. CAROLINA 12. KANSAS CITY 13. JACKSONVIUE 14. BUFFALO 15. WASHINGTON 16. PlTT'SBUllGH 17. Sl!AlTlJl• 18. DETROIT 19. NEW YOllk IBTS 20. ST. LOUIS 21. TAMPA BAV -----~f-, / 22. INDIANAPOUS 23. NEW OIU.EANS 24. DENVER 25. PlllLADELPHlA 26. MIAMI 27, MINNESOTA 28.0AJO.AND 29. ST. LOUIS" 30. NEW VORJ( GIANTS 31. BALTIMORE • denotes pick comes from trade or other transaction. TIE-BREAKERS 1. Number of consecutive pick!., beginnirig with No. 1 2. Mr. Irrelevant 3. Overall first-round seJecl1ons, rc•gdfdless ol team. 4 Closest to Mr. Irrelevant 2001 DRAFfNIK NAME: --------- ADDRESS=-------------~ Pl IONE NUMBER: _ Nebraska, Ja'Mar Toombs, Texas A&M, Terry Witherspoon. Clem son Moran Norris, Kansas, Heath Evans, Auburn; Pat Coniff. Wash ington; Florida St.; Justin Smrth. Missouri; CedrK Scott So. MISSISSlppt, Andre Carter. California; Joe Tafoya, Arizona; Aoron Schobel, Texas Christian; Del..awrenc:e Grant. Oregon St; Karon Riley, Minnesota; Ellis Wyms. Mississip- pt St; RO$ Kolodz1el, W1SConsin; Kenyon Coleman, UCLA Gerard War- ren, F1onda CORNERS: Ken Lucas. M 1ss1ssip- p1, Nate Clementes. Ohio St, Fred Smoot. M1ss1SS1ppi St , Jamar Fletcher, Wisconsin, Jimmy Wrllrams, Vanderbilt; Wilham Pete- son, Western llhnots, Will Allen, Syracuse; Dwight Smith, Arkon. All entries must be received at the Daily Pilot's front desk no later than 10 p.m., Friday, April 20. All late entries will be put in a bonfire. WR: Freddie M itchell, UCLA; Da111d Terrell, M1Ch1gan; Koren Robinson, No. Carolina St , Reggie Germany, Ohio St Santana Moss, M1am1, Chad Johnson, Oregon St, Ken-Yon Rambo, Ohio St, Rod Gardner, Clemson, Chris Chambers, Wisconsin; Quincy Morgan, Kansas St , Reggie Germany, Ohio St SAFETIES: Adam Archuleta, Ari- zona St.; Gary Baicter, Baylor; Der- rick Gibson, Florida St.; Tony Driver, Notre Dame, Tony Dixon, Alaba· ma; Hakim Akbar, Washington; Jarrod Cooper, Kansas St, NiJrell Eason, Arizona St, Marlon McCree, Kentucky One entry per person. Use this coupon, or any reasonable handwritten facsimile. DEFENSIVE TACKLE: Ennis Davis. USC, Shaun Rogers. Texas, Dam1one lewis, M 1am1, Richard Seymour, Geog1a; Gerard Warren, Florida, Kenny Smith, Alabama; Casey Hampton, Te>1as, Ryan P1Ck ett. Ohio St., Willie Howard, Stan- ford, Ron Edwards, Texas A&M; Adrian Wilson, M1am1, Willie Blade, Mississippi St. Entries should be mailed to or dropped off at the Daily Pilot front desk, at 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627, or by fax, at 949-650-0170. TE: Jaban Holloway, Notre Dame; Arther Love, So. Carohna St., Bran don Manumaleuna, Arizona, Alge Crumpler, No. Carohna; Todd Heap, Arizona St.; Tony Stewart, Penn St.. Brian Natkin, Texas-El Paso; PUNTERS: NICk Hams, Cahfornia; Jason Baker; Iowa. Da111d Leaver- ton, Tennessee. PlACEKIO<ERS: V1taly Pisetsky, Wisconsin; Nick Gano, Arkansas St.; Mike Clark, Houston; Jamie Rheem, Kansas St The official Irrelevant Week Committee reserves the right to rule on any and all questions. Winner will be announced April 24, unless we have been bombarded with billions of entries, which could push the big day up to April ·2s. COMMUNITY COLLEGE HONORS RECREATION STANDINGS • City of ea.ta Mesa Adult SoNNlll StaM!ngl •of April SunderL...-ffinning on both ends • Orange Coast's athletes appear to have mastered both sides of the scale in obtaining c hdmpionship credentials. COSTA MESA -Orange Coast Col- lege student-athletes proved last fall they fare just as well in lhl" classroom d S on the playing fields. All 11 fall and winter teams finished in the upper hall of the conference standings, nine qual- Hi<>d for postseason play and four advanced lo the final round of slate toumcJment.s Meanwhile, 81 student-athletes from those teams earned a grade-point average of al least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, including eight 4.0 scholars and 25 more who earned betwe n a 3.5 and 3.99. OCC's Karyn Fierst (women's bas- k etball), Erin Kennedy (women's water polo), Rob Pate (football), Christiane Reimer {women's cross country), Jes i- ca Slanl (women's soccer), Lauren Wil- i.on (women's volleyball), as w<>ll as Chrls Coburn and Chris Wimmer (m n's soccer) all eamPd a 4.0 G PA. Overall, the Pirates' student-athletes completed an average or 12.35 uni~ with a 2 90 GPA. The OCC women'!> soccer tcc:Un, coached by Barbara Bonet, posted the best overall GPA (3 11 ). Women'!> waler polo, women's bdSket- ball, women' volleyball and women'i; goU averaged better than 3.0. OCC Team Grade-Polnt Averages: Women's soccer, 3.11 Women's water polo, 3.08 Women's basketball.' 3.07 Wom n 's volleyball, 3.06 Women's goU, 3.05 Men's cross country, 2.97 Men's waler polo, 2.92 Men's soccer, 2.85 FootbaU, 2.73 Women's cross country, 2.b9 Men's baskotball, 2.38 lndh1duals 4.0 -Chris Co1'um (men's soccer), Karyn FJcf'§t (women's basketbaU), C:nn Kennedy (womon' waler polo), Rob Pate (footbaU), Christiane Relml!r (worn n 's er country}, JcssiCd Slani (women's soccer), Lauren Wilson (women's volleyball) and Chris Wim- mer (men's soccer). 3.5-3.9-Amanda Bell (women's &occer), Mara! Boghous (women's soc- cer), Megan Bower (women's water polo), Juan Carrillo (men's cross coun- try), Ddniel Ciecek (men's water polo), Kevin Cook (men's cross country), Chance Daniel (men's soccer), Ellan Dolan (women's water polo), Rana Duszynski (women's volleyball, bad- minton), Nadine Engel (women's cross !=ountry), Aaron Froisland (men's water polo), Graham Harvey (men's water poJo), Jennifer Holmes (women's volleyball), M artin Janzon (footbdll), Daylyn Kelley (women's volleyball), Kathie n Klarich (women's water polo), Meredith Lake (women's soccer), Kiersten Melville (women's b1:tsk tball), Jennifer Nakano (women's basketball), Katie Ogd n (women's soccer), Daniel Ordunu (men's cross country), Victor Reyes (men' water polo), Stacy Sc:huJtz (women's golf), Jt'lnnilor Urbl· eta (women's cro 1 country) and Anthony Vctlcuio (footb411). Mod1fltd Coed 0-1 ·1 Hootie Hoo, 12 pts., 2. UI' Pickle BN<h<omb, 10 ptS : 3. Butc:n.ri. 8 ptS.; 4 Touch 'Em All, B pU ; 5. The Pl1ym, 6 pts.; 6. Team Logic. 4 pts ; 7. 81lrogs. O. Modified Coed 0-2 -1. California DfHmln', 13 pts~ 2. Beer Buddies. 13 pts.; 3. Suds, 7 pts; 4. Oubhoust, 6 pts.; S. Outkasts. l pts; 6. Vtrifone, 2 pts Moncier._.,.. Coed C • 1 Friends & F1mily, 10 pts., 2 The Pl.ytf\. B pb,; l Ball Busters. 6 ptS, 4 FatVtl(S On!y, 4 pts.; S. 8ar1<ing 5p1. den. 4 pts , 6. New Blood, 2 pts.; 7. Mar- ~ntavil~ O Coed l>-1 · I. He.td Flm, 10 pts , 2 RSI Big Rl91-10 pts., 3. CCNM, 8 pts,; 4. Jug gema~ 4 pts.; 5. Pierce St. Mucks. 1 pt.; 6 Zero Eitpectatlons. 0. Mondey COed 0-2 • 1. No Mercy, 10 pts~ 2. Plng.crd.mtr.blke.tom, 10 pts., 3. taton, 7 ptS.; 4. Golt Hill E~ess, 7 pts.; 5. Real Ufe, 4 pts~ I. Galloping Ghost. 4 pU. ~LMI'* Coed .,._. • 1 Jtliu I Skirts, 10 pb, 2 l.rmitVton, a pts ; 3. Ball 8115\tn, 2 pb, 4. Undel'dogs. 0 Men\ C • I ~ 8 pts,; 2. Rtne- gotlatora, 6 pb., l . SOUrtt One lomti.n, 6 pts., 4 Suds Players. 4 pts.; 5 C'-land Steamm. 4 pts.. 6. Meat Puppeb, 2 pts .. 7. Mew All StM1, 0. .. ...... ~ Men'S •o.J• • 1. S..Uat Malls .• 12 ptJ; 2. Alley Ceb, 10 pb; 3. tall lutt~ 6 pts.; 4. Mlfaudef\, 6 ptl.; 5 .... .,,, 6 pu.; 6. The '"'"' 0: 7. HoollQlnl. o. Men'1 •1.owef o• · 1 Goocflhd a VotY. 10 ptl.; 2 Legw lCNWl1. 9 pu.; J, M '/. I l .. I ptl, 4, H M.ll, 7 pti.; 5 Ntwpoft He~ 1 ptJ..: 6 T• All 12. 6 pu, 7, "owlen. 4 ptl: .. "'CMtln. ' ptl =~~WM ...... 14 ptl.; 2 • .,......, tO pb~ '· llOoll, ,_.. a Beers, B pts, 4 HOS, 6 pts, 5 Jose Cuerw Gold, 5 pts ; 6 Lowted, 4 pts., 7 BudrMn, 0 Men's C-1 · 1 Land of the Lost 14 p1S . 2 Cone, 12 pts ; l Negotl.itors, 12 ptS • 4 Shooter\, 7 pts.; 5. Three & Out. 2 pu., 6 The Virus. 0. Men's C-2 • 1. Mudvillt. 14 pt.s. 2. Min nesota Mafia, 12 pts.; 3. Wild Bunch. 6 pts.; 4. Good For Nothing. 6 pts.; 5. Two B~~ Men's 0-1 -1 Don't Mitter, 14 pts., 2 Old Timers, 12 pts.; 3. 8edrodt Bombers, 8 pts ' 4 lzyZJC, 6 pts.; s. 01· Pl.yen. 6 pU Mfll's "l>-3" 1 Textron, 14 pts.; 2 Jtl'lcho Jau. 12 pts., l Pn1es, B pts, 4 Mfft ~ 6 pb, 5 Laughing Stock. 4 pts. Men's •1>-s• · 1 J.ibronies, 16 pts.; 2 SNrlts, 13 pts., l . Unt~bles. 13 pts, 4 H M C.. 7 pU; 5. Rathskeller, 2 J>U~ 6 ICnlghU. 0 AduttlMlc.._.I ........ MMlllngl -~I Mondey ·o· t..~ue -• ~ 7-l, 2. Snuker Squull*"' 7.3, l Full COurt Melt, M , 4 Anzd~ 4-S, S CMnM>rovs APft, 4-6, 6. Schultz Ptloto, 4-6, 7 Rhymtos w1 Duck. J.7. ~ "C·M1nor" t.ff91e • 0 1 Golt Hill. B 2, 2 Mule Tr .. n, f.J; l 2 l'Um9 CllUfl'lt)I. 1-l; 4. Sff9att Scorpions. M ; S Of~ 4-6, 6. Thm Frtedom, J.5, 7. WMA.19 ........ ·r ~. •1. son lu*-, a.1, 2. l'fckfofd. 1-2. ] Old • Slow. • 1; 4, hl<tl 1ombets. 6-J, I The lal!en. 2-6; .. 0.1 • 1-7; 7. ltlanden. 0.9 ,_...,"I-Minor"~· •1 ltun IGun,91,1lM~7·0 Aluminum Siding. M. 4 Mtntt lAnder. 1' 7, s. "'°" lttori. J.7, I U~ THlft, 2.a. .... "(-Minot" LMgwe 1. MN\ Mell 7 ~ 2. 5Qlelh. .. ,; J. Onilte. S.l,, 4 Ct~,_l;S.~ 1.t;I lun· lliw.J.5;1.~0-!, ), Doily Pilot SCHEDULE TOOAY I • 'hdl Md flelcl High school boys and girls - University at Cor<>N def Mar; 3: 15, Estancia at Northwood, 3: 15; Laguna Beach at Costa Mesa, 3:15. •Tennis High school boys • Northwood at Estancia, 3: 15 p.m.; Costa Mesa at Laguna Beach, 3: 15 p.m .; Woodbridge at Newport Harbor, 3 p.m. • BaselNlll College; The Master's College at Vanguard Unlversity, 3 p.m. Community colle,ge • Orange Coast at Sequoias Tournament., at College of Sequoias,' vs. Reedley, 10 a.m .• vs. long Beach CC. 2 p.m. SNYDER CONTINUED FROM 81 points. He can come to the net and serve big when he needs to and his forehand and backhand are equally effective. He's very mentally tough, he's an unbelievable competitor and he's really a team player." Little wonder the Daily Pilot Athlete of the Week is ranked No. 8 in Southern California in the 18s age bracket, though still close to two weeks away from his 17th birthday. rt should also be of little · surprise he is rarely tested in the Sea Kings' line up. Through last week, he had yet to lose a set in singles (21-0) or doubles (18-0) in dual matches this season. SPORTS Snyder said he has been feeling better lately and plans to complete the season. While he excels in singles (he won a bronze ball at th.ts year's Fiesta Bowl tournament) and doubles. he will team with Brian Morton to play doubles in the upcoming Ojai VaJley Tournament (they're top-seeded in high school draw), as well d.S the Pacific Coast League dnd CIF Southern Sectlon postseason tournaments. ·As a sophomore, I lhmk my best chance to win (in the ' postseason) !,s in doubles," Snyder said .•• f plan to pld',l singles my last two yectrs. •( High school -Northwood at Corona def Mar, 3. 15 p.m .; Estancia at Laguna Beach, 3:15 p.m.; Costa Mesa at University, 3:15 p.m.; Newport Harbor vs. Woodbridge, at Windrow Park, 3: 15 p.m. • Volleyta.11 High sc:hool boys • Laguna Beach at Corona del Mar. 6 p.m .; Estancia at Costa Mesa, 4:15 p.m.; Irvine at Newport Harbor, 5:45 p.m. • Softball #When you watch Garrett play singles, you might wonder how he does it, because he doesn't blow people away," Mang said. "But he just keeps winning. And he has so many 6-0 sets, it's unbelievable. Against the top teams that we play, his record is even more incredible.• He returned to CdM, where he attended eighth grade, dlter attending Santa Margaritd d s a freshman. He said he enjoys the camaraderie and team focus of high school tennis. u1 love just being around the guys, .. he said. An avid sports fans who played othe r sports growing up, Snyder began playing tenms dl age 5. He was playing in junior toumdIJlents by dge 8 and his success led hun to specialtze m tennis. His all-around skill IS a product of consoous training and planning, as he strived to ledm every facet of the game. High school · University at Corona def Mar, 3:15 p.m.; Estancia at Northwood, 3:15 p.m.; Costa Mesa vs. Laguna Beach, at TeWinkle Park, 3: 15 p.m. • Gott High school boys -Estancia at Tribute to Youth Tournament at Desert Princess CC. 8 a.m.; Irvine vs Corona def Mar. at Newport Beach CC. 3:30 p.m Last week alone, Snyder swept PCL singles foes from Laguna Beach (6-2, 6-3, 6-1) and Northwood (6-0, 6-3, 6-0). ln betwee n those two CdM league victori.es, he teamed with Randy Myers to sweep three doubles sets in a crucial 10-8 nonleague win over reigning national champion Peninsula March 4. Eve n when he watches othe r sports on television, he said he Ines to glean lldbtts that can help h1m wm. "I learn little thing!> from every sport," he said. •You never know when you mig ht pick somethmg up." NOTICE OF TRUS· TEE'S SALE T.S No: BJl6380 Uru1 Code: B Loan No: 27149)8/GRANVILLE AP No: 93Ml· 119 T D SERVICE COM· PANY. u duly appoLlllCICI Tn&llA:C under Ille follow- lfl& dacnbed Dad of Trwt WILL SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH tin Ille ronns wt11c:h are lawM ltnder 1n Ille Uruted SI.tr.es) and/or !tit C&lhier' 1, untfied or olher dlccks tpee1fied 111 Civil Code Seaion 29l4h (payable 111 full al die time ot sale IO T D Sav1ce Comp.ny) 111 naht. ullc and 1111rres1 con~eyed to and now beld by 11 under said Deed of T11111 111 tile prop- eny ber~fttr de-w:nbed: Tnu- IOr GRANVILLE IN· VESTMENT. L.P Rccorded 5qlcanba 12. 1996 u lmu tfo I 9960467019 111 Boot - Pice -of Of'licuJ Rccords 10 die otru of d)e Rccordet or ORANGE Councy. pura&1111 to lhc Noc~ of Default and Elacdon IO Sell lllcTc· undtr recorded December 29. 2000 u lnttr. No 2~112))6 in Book - Pi,e - or Otr1Clll llecord1 111 Ille omc:e or lhe Recorder of OR· ANGE C~; YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN· DER A DEED OF TRUST DATED SEPTEMBER S. 1996. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT \'OUR PROP· ERTY. fT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NE.eO AN EXPLANATION OF 11lE NATtJR£ OF lliE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER, 1147 GRANVIU.E DRJVE. NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660 or • weu addrc:u or commoo dais· tllllOD of propeny II JbowD above. AO wmancy II l tVetl U IO UI compia-or coirccc- .-) Slld Sale ot prllpCllY will be INlde ln U II COndlUOll wld\out con•ll'lllll or wvraNy. e•prw or lrnplied, rqard1111 uUo powaaion, or encumbranca, io pay me ranauuna principal 111m of Che llO!da) 1KUred by saJd Deed of TNK, Wlth m&cra1 as 1n uid noc.t pro•ided, 11h1ncc:s, 1f l.QY. under the 1CnnJ or saJd Deed of TNK, fees, chataq and ~aa of die Tl\Qloe 11111 of !ht tl\lllS crt:Med by Mid Deed or TNll. Said Ale wlll bt bcl4 on: APRJL 2', 2001, AT 3:00 PM. ON nt6 FRONT STEPS TO TKE eHnANCB OP 'TME OllANGE CIVIC CEHTEA. JOO E. CHAPMAN, O~NOE. CA Al Ole 11111c ot Ille lnloal publiulioll of lh., 110t1CC, 111e !OW ""°""' or Ille ll~ld balllloe or 1M oblipijon *"'-' by Ille *" cMsriMd Deed or TN& and ~ coeu. "l**!ll 11111 ad· • "°"' .. S394 ..S69 ·" It la pollibk Nt M b thM of .... .,.,.. bid may be -111.n die tOttl ~ ""'· Da• Ma/di 30, 1001 T.D. SOVICI COM· PANY 11 aid T,_.., KJMBEILY COOtf· lADT, AS$1.$T AHT Sl:CR£f AlY T.D $£kVIC£ COMPAl'IY ll20 E. F1lST JT. sum i10. Po IOX lltu SANTA A"!_A_i CA m11.1,.. 7141S43·Un we .,. .... die ~ to coli.et • cllllf 11111 ~ In.'°""**' " °'*"' wtll Nllllllfbr .......... ............ Olllb Of • .,... ""'~1 lie °'::'b:r·· ... ..,.. ~.a.e .. ._ ............. --*'(•).. .. .. Ml'llte ..... 7141• M90 TACI ~ PWt 4/0JIOI, 4112/01, 411"401 And all this with a case of mononucleosis, which has sappe d some of his strength and limited his practice time. NOTICE OP TRUS-TEE'S SALE T.S. No: 8316379 Uni1 Code B Loan No. 272.437S/GV-NEWPORT AP No: 9lM3-7n T.D SEJlVICE COM- PANY. u duly IPl'Olllled Tn111« W1lkr lbc follow- 1111 dclcribed Deed or Tnaa WIU. SEU. AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (111 die forms which arc lawful lender In die United Siaia) and/or die C&lhier'a. c:erti lied or OChcr ch«lts 1pCC1ficd in Civil Code Seaioo l924h (payable 1n M l as die ame of Alt io T.D ScnlCC Company) all np1, tide llld lllltfCtl '4lfl•cyed 10 and now held by 11 under •HI Deed or T111• 1n !he proi>- eny hereinafler de- atnbed: T111110r·OV- NEWPORT CENTER, l..P Recorded Sq>~r 12. 1996 u lmu. No t99604670ll 1n Book - • Pace -or Off'ICl&I Records in die otricc or die Recorder of ORAl'iGE COllJl!y, ~ IO die Notice of Dcfaul1 and l!IOCIJOO to Sell !here- under recorded Decanber 29. 2000 u lnm. No. 2000-71233' ill Book - P-ac -of Official Records in die ottlu or Ille Raonter of OR-~ErN CD;'ILLT YUO~ DEJl A DEED OF TRUST DATED SEPTEMBER '· 1996. UNLESS YOU TA.XE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· ERTY. rr MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED A1'I EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LA WYEJl 113) GRANVILLE DRJVE, NEWPORT BEACH. CA 92660 (If • llt«t fod4teu or common ~ OlllOD Of propcny 11 tflown above, no wvramy IS IJ"Cll U IO ill completam Of COITIIC:I· nas). Said Sale or PropctlY will be mck ia u 11 condition w1dlout COftVCOIN or WlrnllC1. uprea or implied, reaardil\a dde poqeulon. or encwn~~· ':<> pay Che ran.tUlllll prtne:lpll IWll of Che -.(1) 1«und by u.ld Dold of l'Ntl, wlllJ lnlcrCll u In Did D04I pro•ided, .S•-· if any, unilcr die ICf'IU of Mid Deed of TNlt, fees, wraa and c.11pcNQ or Ille TNICe8 and of di• 1111JU ,,_toll by aaid Deed or Ttlia. Sllid ale .,ill be llcld on.: APIUL 2.S, 2001. AT l :OO P.M. ON TitE ~ONT STEn TO THE ENTltANCB OF ntE ORANGE CIVIC CEN'ln. JOO E. CHAPMAN, OllA1'08, CA Al Ille dme or ... ln1111J publicadoft or 1111t nodce, lie IOlal llllOWll of die llllll'ld b6lancc of 0.. obllaadoo .-cured by die lllOff 6-ctlb9d 0-1 or TMr 11111 ~ C01ll, u,.. ........ vanca la S°4o>J21 OJ h it pcllllblt !NI Ill die ~ of •le lbt oe-uia bid ~ be laa dlan Ille eocaJ ~ d\le. Diie. Matdl 30, 2001 T.D. SBJlVICi COM· PANY u llld l'lwlll, KJMBEJU. Y COOf'· IW>T. ASSISTANT SSCIETAJY T.D. SEllVICE COMPANY tl20 £. f'IUT JT sumi 110, P.O. IOX llMI SAl'ITA ANA, CA ml HM 7141'43-l)'J'l W1 an ..... Ille lllllftdll7 • collect I ~ 11111 tll'J la""1Ndofl wt .... wlll MllllltfoJM ,..._ ...... ,_. ... onllf ., .. wridaa. If anilliWI, Ille ll4 .~ .. ! :z llill w ... ., ..... .. Mowi. ........ .-..(1)19 .... ........ .,,.,,... J..o TACI 46t001C P\11· cmAll. 4112JOI, 4/IMI Flctltlout Butlnut Name Statement The following persons ere doing business as: Goll n· terprlses, 1rn1 Crestmoor Ln , Hunungton Beach. CA 92649 Ellzabeth M Smith, 17771 Cresl/TIOOI Ln • Huntington Beech, CA 92649 Judith M Carls. t 6873 Blue Water Ln • Hunt· 111Q1on Beach. CA 92649 This business 11 oon- dUC1ed by e gene1al partnership Have you started doing business yet? No Ekzabeth M Smtih This statement was hied wllh the Counly Clet1c of Orange County on 00/16/2001 20011151497 Dally Piiot "Mar. 22, 29, Apr s. t 2, 200t ™53 FlctlOoua Butlneu Name St8tement The fol10W!09 pertons ate doing buSiness IS Qusch Conatruc11on, 3J76 Pullman SI. '102, CoS1a Mesa, CA 92626 Busch Corporallon (NV), 3176 Pvitman SI . #102. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 This business 1s con· ducted b1" a eotpOrallon Have you started d01ng busmen yet? Yes. 01-12·99 Busch COfP()ratton Frank Busch, Pres1· dent This slalement was hied with the County Clerk ot Orange County on 03/16/2001 20011151511 Dady Pilol Mar 22. 29, Al)! 5, 12, 2091 Th830 Flctlllout Butlnett Name Statement The following persons are doing business as Think fnll Merkettng and Direc1 Mail Serv· Ices. 7202 Sowetl, West· nwnster. CA 92683 Craig [)jokhOIJI, 7202 Sowell. Weatmlnster, CA 92683 ThlS buSlness 1s oon- ducled b1" an ll\dMdulJ Have you atarted doing business yet? No Craig Dlckhout This statement was hied with the County Clertt of Orenge County on 03/16/2001 20011151512 Diiiy Pilot Mar 22. 21. ""'· 5, 12, 20()1 Jl!t!9 Flc1ttlou1 ButlnHt Name Statement The lollowlng ptreons art doing bullneee u · Muu, 15 Mendarln, Irvine, CA 92604 Amy Patrice &ms. 15 Mendann, IMne, CA 92604 Thia 00-U II COll- ducltd by. en lndMcMI Ha\11 you atarted doing bulnU yet? No Amv Petrloe Slml Thls 1l1temenl wet meo With the County Clerll ol Or'ange County on 03/16/200 t 20011181114 Delly Piiot Mir 22, 21. ,AQr, s. 12, 2001 Tb851 ducted by· an ~ Have you started doing business yet? No Darren Catkins Thia statement was llled with lhe County Clerlt of Orange County on 0311 &r.!OO I 20011151518 Dally Pilot Mar 22, 29, Apr, s 12. 2091 T!!835 Flctttlout Butlnett Name Statement The following persons are doing business as· West Coast Restora- tion, 562 t At5ureh Or . Huntington Beach CA 926'9 Atehard Maim, 843 Towen $1. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This busmass 11 con· ducted by an tnd1111dual Have you started doing buslneu yel? Vas. 3-16-01 Atehard Mann This stalamenl was hied witn the County Clerll of Orwioe County on 03/16/2001 20016151509 Daily P1lot Mar 22, 29, Aof. 51 12, 20()1 Th&48 Flctltlout Butlnett Name Statement The following perJOns are doing bullneU es· E Etectroniet, 2960 Nrway Ave . Suile A102, Cosla Mesa, CA 92626 EE All Parts Corpo- ratlOn (CA). 2960 Aitway Ave . Slllte A 102, C:O.ta Mesa. CA 92626 This busineu ii con· dueled by. e corpofalion Have you started domg business yet? Yes. 2100 EE All Peru Corpo- rallon Dr. Abdul W AIJ8H, President This s111ement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on 00/161200t 20011151491 DBlly P1IOI Mar 22, 29, Ao!. 5, 12, 200! Th850 Flctttlou• BittlneH Name Swtement The following persons are doing business as WindsOf Wedding•. 127 Jade Ave . Balbol Island, CA 92662 Marianne Nelson McDanlel. 127 Jade Ave • Bll>oe ISiand. CA 92662 This bullneaa 11 con- ducled by en lnQvQlll Have you atarted dOlng buslnen ye(? No Marianne Mc:Oaniet This a1e1ement wu llled with the County Clerk . ol Orange Counfy on 03/t 6/200 I 200161&1415 Dally Piiot M11. 22, 21 Apr, 5. 12. 2091 Jht!Z Flctltlout Bu .. ,,... Name Statement The tollowlnQ P8f'ION -doing bullillU -Soul, 8eO W Baller, Cotti MeA, CA 92628 Oe1011 Service1, In· corporattd, (NV), 680 w. Baker. ea.ta Mell. CA 92626 Thia buslneN .. cion- tM.19d by e OOlllQlriol 1 Have yov ettrttd doing 1>u1lne11 yet? Flc:mio.,a Bu .. ne.t Yes, O.Ctmber 15, Name~ 2000 The lolloWlng pel"IOOI Otto• S.rvlcee, In· .,. Ck*lg buaineta u : corporaled T.H. Elec1rlo, 1080 JUf* Rowland, PtM- Tulare Or., eo.11 Mte1. klent CA 92028 Thia statement wa. Tony HenlY Harr11, filed W1ltl the County 10110 T ulllrt Of Co.ti Cltltc of OrWl08 CounlY ......_ CA 92$28 on 031!&'2001 Thia ~ II con-2001 ....... ~ by. 1111 ~ CMly Ptat Met 22, 2t Hive you 11ar1ed Apt, 5. 12. 2001 DG 004ng butlne•• yel? f'1ctlUoue luelnw y~ony~~ .................. Thie etatemtnt wu TM IOllOwlnG ,._. flied With lfl8 Cout.ey ... dOlrlQ ~ .. Cler1I °' ()l1[not COll'lfy .. ~ .. loullolle, on ()3(1e12ocu 3440 Vlt 0pono. •foe, IOOl ..... 17 Newpott leactl. CA ~ Piiot Miit •• " t2M2 Nt. 5, 12, At TbMf KIMwel~tnc =· ""° Via • Actltloue ....... port 9-:fl, ... TNI IMineee II eot1o ,e-...:,,: ;.••I dldtd by. I aorpcwllOh -doi'll ~ HI~ ~u tt•ntO ,.,.. ... 118 Moon. doing butlnna ~? fl'IOD ... ,,,_ --.,, Y•. 1llO c---.CA~ ~.Inc a... c.lllM, .. ,. ... ic..w.t. leoo ltoeG " .1..-..i-.. """'°" litdl, CA...., lllll,, ........ OOfto I Cll,;=-1 As he continues to pick up strength, there's nd temng just how good Snyder couJd become retary ThtS statement was llled w1lh the County Clerll of Orange County on 03/161200t 20011151494 Dally PilOt Mar 22 29 Apr 5, 12, 2091 Th846 Fictitlou1 Bu1lneaa Name Statement The following persons ere doing butinesa as Redline Design. 1374 Logan, •E, CoS1a Mesa. CA 92627 · Mitchell C Pr0bef1. 288 Palmer, •A Costa Mesa. CA 92627 ThlS buStneU IS con· ducted by an indMdUal Have you started doing bu$lnt$t yel? No Milch Prooen This statement was med with the County Clerk of Orange County on 03/22/2001 20011185177& Dally Pilol Mar 22 29, Aer. 5, t2, 2091 Th839 Flctltlout Buatne11 Name StlltetMnt The lollowmg ptl10t\S are dolno business as. Beau Oecor. IS Flore, Newport Coasl, Calll 92657 Cecelia Sue Sle<n. 15 Flore. Newport Coast. C8lif 92657 Tllls busme5S 1s con· dueled b1" 8(1 WldMdual Have you slatted doing buslnen yet? Yes, 311/2001 Cec:eha Stein This slalemenl was liled with the County Clel1I of Orange County on OOl2M001 20018151780 Dally Piiot Mar 22. 29, AD! s. t2, 2001 ThQ40 FlctltJout Butlnett Name St8tement The following pt1sons are dOing busfll85$ u . Mephlsto Shoes. 1727 Wesiclltt Or~. Newport Belch, CA !12tl60 MtehMI LaMoNa, 323 N JelleflOll Ave., F~ erton. CA 92832 Jennifer l.aMona. 323 N JeftefSOl'I Ave .. FuN· anon. CA 112832 , This bvslneaa Is oon-~ by: h"f>"nd and Have you slatted doing buswless yet? No MiChffl La.Mor11 Th11 statement was filed wlttl the County Clel1I ol Orange County on ~1 2001H51711 Deily Piiot Mar 22. 29, Apr. 5, 12. 290t Th011 Flctltlout ButlnMt Name Swtement TM I~ perlOlll .,. doing buainell ... lempoll PIZZI/ 81ck1treel Brewery Ladefl Randi, 27702 Crown ven.y P1mvay. •E·1 , Utdera Randi. CA 9209• Vflllmagna, Inc. <Calll.), 27 Goll Rld09 OM. Dow Cenyon, CA 928711 This bullnesa II con-~ by • eotpOralion Have you tllrted .,..... yeti No , Inc Oe Rutolo. Jr • Prtlldenl Thie a111emtnt wu flied Wl1tl 1f'Mt County Cletlt °' Or'tn09 Colny on CXV20f2001 too, .... .,,.. Dll>t Noc Met 22 29, NI!. 5, 12, 2001 ThHz ,lotltloue ....... ............ TM folloWWla PMOllt .,. OOlr'O ~ .. PoellMJly You, 1400 PeoMc Colet~, 8't 1103, IMcll, Clllofnlil T MWlll lftWln, 1400 Peollle c.-Hlgftw9y, ... 103. ~ IMcll. CA .... ,_.....,... lloon• ..... ~ .., lncMMll Ha'lle yo.i 1t1'18d ~ ...... 'f'iA"No T...,. "'*"' Tllll ............ ....... COilnly a.-oeo..~ Oii onM001 ..,.-nl ~ .... -.~~ AM1Lll.lmt ~ Flclltlou1 Buelnett Name Statement The following persons are doing business as: Timothy J Folkers CPA, 2366 COloate Dr . Costa Mesi, Cl. 92626 Timothy J Folkers 2366 Colg1to D11ve. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Thts 1>us111ess 1s con- ducted by Bil lndMdual Have you started doing llusiness yet? Yes, 1/1199 Timothy J Folkers This s11ternen1 was filed with the County Cterit of Orange County on 03i20t'200 t 20011151715 Daily PlloC Mar 22. 29. Al)! s, t2, 2091 Th§48 Fletltloua Buatneas Name Statement The IOllOWI~ persons are doing bu-as Brown & Associates. 5201 Tasm81l Or Hunt· irigton Beeel1. CA 92649 Steve D Brown. 5201 T 8SITlln Dr , Huntington Beach. CA 92649 Mana E Brown. 5201 Tasman Or., Hunllngton Beach. CA 92649 This business Is con· ducted by huslland and wile Have you started doing bus1neas yet? Yes, 4/01..01 Steve D Brown This 1ua1ement was hied witn the County Clerk of Orange County on 03l'lOl200 t 20018851711 Da1ly Pilot Mar 22. 29, Apr 5, 12, 2001 Th851 Flctltlout Bu1lnH1 Name St8tement The toffow1ng persons are doing bo9lness as Quest Camp · HB. 1n 42 Belch 01 •250. Huntington Beach, CA Lmcfa C. Sank:ola, PhD., S04 Harbor Woods Pl . Newport Beach, CA 92660 This bus1neu '' con· dueled by en lndMdual Have you sllrted doing business yet? Yes. 03/2M00t Linda S.ntCOla This s11temen1 was filed wilh the County Clertt ol Orange County on 03/20/2001 2001115177• Dally Pilot Mar 22, 29, Apr. 5, 12 20()1 Th844 Fktttloua Butlneu Name Statement The fotlowlng p&f 9()(11 11'8 doing bullnesl 8!1' SumiH, t 3045 E Cesa Unda Lant. Gar· dtfl Grove. CA 92&« Arline Sumida. 13045 E CUa Unda Lane. Ga1den Grove, CA 928-« Thia bullnns 19 con· ~ by an indMdlJal Hive you 111rred doing bu1lne11 yet? Y•i. 1()'00 Anina Sumida Tl\19 statement wu filed with 11'19 County Clerlt ol Orange County on 0312MOOt 2001MM7U °"" Pilot Mir 22, 29. M · s, 12. 2901 009 Flc11tlou• lu•lneu Name Slatement TM following '**'"' .,. doing bUllf1"I .. Polyu1etl\lnt Prottc- llVt Coebng•. 18366 G04Nld SlrMt, Hun1• ~c~e:= II. 8eOO Wl/rlllf Awnut, HunttnglOn Belct'I, CA 92$47 n. buMIMe It oon· ductlld by Ill lndMcWI Have you 111ned ~ tiut':.=. ~ Thia ~I WU flltd witll tM COllMy ~~r~ ., ... ?ta ~ llllOll Miit n , 29. Mr, 5. 121 i'Q01 JM1Z ................ .......... '*"' TM ~ S*'ICN -~-· ™ 1110 a, ...... o, ... Al-. CA W7M ·' ""' ... ... ............. .. moa. ... ll..1-D. ... _,., CAll7M This business is con· dueled by an 1nd1vid\Jal Have you started doing business yet? Yes. OtfOl/2001 Tim Hungerford Th•s sratement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on 03/20!200 I 20016851787 Daily P.1lot Mar 22. 29, AP' 5, 12, 2091 Tl\850 Flctltlou1 Business Name Statement The lollow1n9 persons are doing busmess as Slow Coming Day 19934 Keswic:ll. Lane Huntington Beach CA 92646 Ryan Ashley Mein· tosh 19934 t<eswtek Lane, Huntington Beach. CA 92646 This busmeas 1s con· dueled by en lndMdual Have you started doing business yet? No Ryan A Mclmosn This statement was hied with the County Clerk ol Orange County on 03f20/2001 20016158786 DaJty P1lo1 Mar 22. 29. Apr. 5 12, 2001 Th845 Flctltiout Bu1tnHt Name Statement The following persons are domg bullneSs as Conc1nn1ty 3905 Marcus Ave Newpon Beach, CA 92663 Paula J Hunter, 3905 Marcus Ave . Newport Beach, CA 92663 This business Is con· dueled by an 1ndlvtdual Heve you started doing buS<ne&S yet'? No Paull J Huni.< This statement was !tied with the COl.lllty Clerk o1 Ora11911 County on 03/2M001 20016151791 Dally Pilot Mat 22. 29, Apr 5. t2, 20QIT11846Y Flctltloua !Wtlnett Name Statement The lottowtng per50f'IS are doing busmess as Lease America t 16t HuntndQe Ad , Sanla Ana CA 92705 Thomu Dewson Milne, 111, t t6t Hunt· ridge Rd . Senta Ana, CA 92705 This busmeas is con· dUC1ed by tin lndMdual Have you started doing busmen yet? Yes. ~1 Tom D Miine This statement was filed wilh IN County Ctertt ol Orange County on 03/20l200t 200111&11110 Oatly Pilot Mai. 22, 21, Ao!. 5. 12, 2QQ1!1!653Z Flctltlout Butlnut Name Swtement The lollowlng persons .,. doing bvaNaa u Belll111m1 By Ap· polntment Ont; 1096 ~anlle. 'Newpon , CA 112680 Liiiane L Botta. t096 ~anlle. Ntwport • CA !l2eeo Sherry A Welner, 3087 Rrvolt Newpon Beec:h. CA ll2e60 This butl""8 It QOf1.o dueled by a genetll pett11ersh1p Have you atarted dOltlO ~ ywl7 No Uliana l. Boni This llat81Mr\I Wll hlecl w11n the Counly Clel1I of °'919 CountY on 03l2<V.200 t 2001 .... 7t0 Daly PlloC J.11( 22 29, Apr 5. 12. 2001 Jbl50 ~ , ...... Nw~t TM followlnQ PMOnf .,. doing~. A1ttresm1n. 151 DolNIOO Dr • ,,., ....... ~ &Mch. Cellfomle 01egory W ~.151 ~ l'IOO °'. •34 ~ IMdl. C8llomle .. llM bl.mine8I It ~ Mlldby ... ~ Htv• you •ten~ doW'jQ ..,,... ,.,.., No G ngorr W FIND "'-'"'"' . !hrouq!! d• •••It Thursday, April 12, 2001 85 sount A&..&ATAAS IOOTMU. lltOSTEJt (llt Or ... CoMt ~. July U) QUMf'EMACXS • &illy Hart. Mfss•on V•eJo, Rk~rd Schwartz. Edison FOOTBALL WMG MCKS • Owtl ~.Newport~ DMryl PoS10f1. EdlR>f'I, Froaee Ruaer, Tustin. l)'ler ThomP'Of', S.Ota ~rgaflu MCEMRS • ChriStlatl Preite, Edlion, Phillip Smrth, Ocun v-. ,Erik H1llenbe<tl, St. M ¥garet's l1GffT ENDS • Br•ndon Alconcel, AhM> Niguel. Tim Burnette, San Oemente, Chns ~et, Tustin Off£NSIVE UHEMEN -Scott S.nnett., M ission Viejo, E J Chanda. Trabuc.o Hills. Tyler Crandall, Trabuco Hiiis, Ed Fan~. Fountain Valley, Walter Frazee, Dana Hills, Ryan Lumm, Santa MargantA. M ike McClosky, Laguna Hills UNOIACXas · Greg lult1na. Cap1nrano Valley, Matt McCoy. Tustin, Seth Prelesnilt, Edison, Ahan Swv. Newport HMbor, lnoke Tult11, Manna DERHSM UNEMEN St~ Armstrong, Mater De1. Russ Chamberlen, Huntington Beach, Bernard F•no, Fountain Valley. Alex Hurton, santa Margarita DEFENSM 11.ACXS • O\alii. Alshuler, eon,.,. del M.tr, Larry Collins. Santa Ana Valley, Brown Faav•e. Mater De1, Robert Garey. foothill, Randell Hill, El Toro. Ryan King, San Clemente, Bernard Mitchell, ManN PUNT'Efl-«KJCY • Zach Sherwood. Un1v~rs1ty DEEP SEA HAPPY BIRTHDAY WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS r--------------------~ Newport Landing • 2 boau, 17 anglers. I I I I I I 4 calico bass, 10 sand bass. I I I I I I 5 rockfish, 8 sculp1n. 1 triggerflsh I I I I L--------------------~ Davey's Locker - 2 boats, 58 anglers. 41 bonito, 13 sand bass, 11 calico bass, 1 halibut, 12 sheephead, 10 sculpin, 10 w h1tef 1sh, 102 b lue perch McCtoskey Fictitious Business This statement was Name Statement hied w11h the County The following pe1SC1n!. Cieri\ ot Orange County are oomg business as on 03120/2001 So Cat An9e1s 20016158837 Baseb811 Club 1006 Daily PllOt Mai 22. 29 PociPV Cir Costa Me!.a Ap! 5 12. 209t Th856 CA 92626 Flctltlou1 Bu1lnH1· A99•na E W~hami. Name Statement = P~~ Costa The lolto..v1ng persons This busmeu is con· are doinQ bu51ness u ducted t>y an 1n<11111dual Cox Design Studio. Have you started t313 w Memory Lane. doing business yet? •602. Same Ano, Ca•l· Yes. 6'2000 fomia 92706 Regine E W1ll1ams Robert Lee Cox. 1313 This statemen1 was W Memory l..8ne •602 hied w1lh the County Santa Ana Calllomie Clerk ol ()(ange County Tl111 business 1s con· on 03'23/2001 dueled by an 1ndMdual 200161592&3 Have you started Dally PllOt Mar 29 Apr doing business yet? 51 12 19 ?Q()t !!!§63 Yes. 5/t5/t978 AObert lee Cor This statement was hied w11h the County Cieri< ol Orange County oo 02/23/200 I 20016156100 Dai'y PllOI Mar 22 29 Apr 5, t2, 2Q9t Th857 Flctttloua Bu1lnett Name Statement The following persons are doing business es D1 Marie Home Fum1sh1nos t044 Irvine Avenue Newport Beach CA 92660 Di MaNe Lid (DE). 1013 Centre Road W~ITllngton DE 19805 This business is con· ducted by a corporlltton Have you started doing bustness ye!? No Di Mane. Lid 01 Mane. President This slalemenl was filed with the County Clerll ol Orange County oo 03/231200 I 2001&1511251 Daily Pilol Mar 29. Afll s, 12, 19, 2091 TlJ859 Fictitious Bu1tne11 Name Statement me following persons are doing busineu as. Coast Publishing 34 I 9 Via lJdo. Newport Beach CA 92663 Anthony W1ll1am Wralll 2t8 Crystal Ave. Balboa Island, CA 92662 This business 11 con· ducted by an 1ndlVICIUll Heve you starred doing bustneu yet? No Anthony W Wralll This stllemenl was l~ed With the County Clerlt ol Orange County on OY.23.~t 20018159251 Daily PlloC Mar 29. AfJI 5, 12. 19, 2901 Th860 Flctltlout Butlnee• Hime Statement The following peflOl\1 ere dolnQ bu-u A ) V111on Quest Coaching B ) V1110n Quest Coach, 263 Hanover Drive Costa Mesa CA 92&28 C~ttOfd Ray Vontlng 263 Hanover Orlve, Costa MIA. CA 92626 Thta but lll8H Is con- duc1oel by an ~ HIYI you llarttd dolnQ bU8lnetl yet? No Cliftord Ray Vonting Thia 11atement wu filed wilh tne COllnty c-. ~ OrWl08 Counr; on 03fl3/'200 t 2001M5t2t1 ~ Piiot Mir 21 A'1! . 19 2001 M1 Fk:tltloul lu.lneee ....... ~ TM I~ J*'ION .,. dOriO ~. AMM PIOOUCllOl'le, 19934 l<eewlek Lene, Hun11ngton &eldl, CA 02$4' Ryan Athlty Mein· 10th, 19834 KM~ lane. Huntington 9eecln, CA 92&49 Thtt t>uMIMt .. con- duclld by "' ........ Hen you ataned dOlnO Wl!neu yet? Y•. ~1~1 ~~~ Ttll8 '"""""" -fled ..... ... C°""'Y Qaltl ol Ol'w'9I Ool.l1llr QI\ 0312Y.Z001 1111-~ ... ..., "ti: ~· ,. ,, 2QQJ Flctltlout Bu1lness Name Statement The lollowmg persons are doing business as Pacific Whey Cale Bakery & Cottee Co 2622 Sin M.guet Nt,w- port Beacn CA 92660 Gina M De Michael 2622 S&n MIQuet New- port Beacn CA 92660 Jan M Salvato. 2622 San Miguel, Newport Beach CA 92660 Aou H Salvato 2622 San Miguel. Newport Beacn CA 92660 This bustne6S is con- duc1ed by a general pannersf11p Have you 11arted e101ng bus1neu yet? Yes t2195 Gina M De Michael This statement was filed with the County Clerk ol Orange County on 0312312001 20011159267 Daily PllOI Mar 29 Af>t ,5, t2, 19, 2001 Th864 Flctltlout Businesa Name Statement The following pe™>ns ere doing busmess a3 Hart and Associates 20t22 S.nla Ana Ave . 4C San~ AN Hetgllts. CA 92707 Lynette June T81l1p!!fl 20122 Santa Ana Ave 4C Senta Ana ~.gtits CA 92707 Tll4s business is con· ductety on 03f23/2001 200188592&5 DaA)' Pllol Mar 29 Af/f .5. 12 t9 2901 Th865 Flctltlou1 Buslnett Na!M State~nt The tollowtng persons are doing buaineu as Meecal H;ghlands 537 Newpo'1 Cit I t 12 Ne#- port Beadl CA 92660 Alu Wodchl1 537 Ntwpon Ctr 11 12 Newpor1 Beach. CA 112660 This business is con- dUcled by an lndMOUll Heve vou started doln9 t>uatneu yet? Y-. Jin 1, 2001 Aler Wodeh11 Th• l lllt/'1'18111 wu ltled With lti8 County C*1I OI OrMgt Counly on 03/29'2001 20011111270 Daily Pllol Mar 29. Af/f .t.. 12. 1e. goo1 ThMt'l flctlttoue lut11Mu HMM ~ ,.,_ lolow!nQ Ptl'lont .,. dolrlQ ~ .. G11l1 Tel e · communtcauone Co OTC IOI I Guaa Of 6"cl\, CA H Jenrey o.mn Gllla. 9081 01111 Of.1 Hunt· 111111011 ee.ct1. c" m..e n. ~it con-~"' .n~ Have yOY e11ned doing bllloM I yfl't Y• 4•1911 Jell Olla Tllll ~ --... ""' ... COunty an ot ~ eoune, Oll~J ..,_.. ~Plat ... 11!9" Lll. ''•' ~ • Fic11tlous Business Name Statement The tollow1n9 persons are doing buWlf!Sl. ilS Co116HI Funer.- Servir" 1 1801 C.a•d•na1 ClfCIE. •C Garden Grow• CA 9264 ·; S•,jr ey Phdhp Hun! 106 Monie Vista lrvinoo CA 'l2b02·2003 Th•:> t>US>n'·~~ I& con· aucied t.v an 1ndMdua.I Ha11e you &tilrtect domq bu&IMS!o fel? Ne, Sidney Pntll•O Hun! Tt is ~1a1rmM\I w&$ llled "'•It• it. Cour1ty C1er• ol Orafl':l9 Cciunty ()(I 03 /j 2001 20016859246 Dady Pile" Ma 2<J ""' ~2 t'1 ?QOt ll'.1371 ( 795 OBITUARIES FOXCROFT Marjorie Moon Fo1crott. born JanuafY 11. !931 passed away April 7, 2001 1n New- port B11ch with her loving lamlly 11 her bedside. Her children Bunnie (Gary). Berta (Merk). Biii Robert (Rachel). Brtan (Slett1ni) 1long wilh their spouMS, Ind her nine gr1ndchlldren Rebecc1. Robyn, Rachelle. Sterling Kyle, Kalley, Jackson. Muwell 1nd M1kenna will dHply miu her. She wa1 a mentor to 111 of lhem on the leuoos of love tun and the joy of life Marjorie • dellh lollows 1lmo1t thirteen yee1a after Iha passing of her truest love, Kenneth Fo1croft. her hu1b1nd and soul mile for thirty-tight years In heu ot !low· ers. donallona may be m1Cle to Hoag Memo- rial Hospll1I, Newport Buch. Sefvie.s Wiii be prlv1te. LOCAL MOllTUAllES P'IERCE lnTHIERS IELL lllOADWAY Mortuary • Chapel Cremation 1 IO Broadway Cos1a Me~ 842-9150 :t (/ tiJ /Im I Y,1td t{/r"'" ~"''I YJlltJ I 86 •-;i I ,. ~ ... ' . ~ .. ~ . • .D • • IC die die c( c( u al of - Ill c( .. '· u 0 p. IF "' u e . d al I, . 1. y . T Flctltloua 8u1lneH Name Statement The lollowing person 111e doing busineu aa REI ~SaeCove I Ln Costa Mesa CA 92627 ). G L Sotltd Inc (CA 177 R1vers1dt Ave Sulla 1085F, Newpor1 Beach. CA 92683 This bus•neas 11 con dueted by a corporalton Heve you alerted doing bus1ne11 yet? No G l Sollld, Inc Eugene Ferre Pr111 . dent • Tri.a ttatemtnl wa hied wrth the County Ciert. ol Olenge County on 03/231200 1 20011151247 Daily P1IOI Mar 29. ~ s. 12. t9, 200t ™~ Flctltlou1 BuelneH N•m• Statement Thi lotlOwtng pertont 11re doing bUM1eu 1111 HK Conalructlon 20322 1<11ne Or Senta Ana Heogl\11, CA 92707 Harold Beverly Klu1en, 20322 Kline Or . Sante Ana He40ht1 CA 92707 Thia 1>o11ne11 11 oon dueled by 1n lndlvldull HIYI you llarttd doing bu11neu yet? YH. 8198 Harold KlatMn Th11 1ta1ement wa1 llleO Wllh the Covnty C1M of Of enge COl#'lty on 03l23l200 I 2001tHt2IO 01111y PllOI Mar 29 ~ 5 12, li. 2001 bi8 I Flodtloue helw ,..,,..~ TM tollOWtnO Pf'*"'8 .,. doing~ ... HMlof l/lllage, 2400 Main St. Sfe r<ll . !Mie, CA 9291 '-8271 H~ VIiia~ Al· tOCieM Ltd ICA)1 2..oo Mein St, S11. 201, IMM. CA 02914-3271 Philip ~. McHetMe, Tru1tu tor The McNllnH Family Trvtt, 2-400 Main St., Ste. 201, lrvlne. CA 92914-8271 Thi• butlnMI .. OOll• ducted by: a general pann1rthlp Have you 111ned doing bu11ne11 y11? Y11. 1990 Ptill1p H McNamee, Generel P1r1nar, Truetae Thlt 1t11eman1 wu filed With the County Clel1l of <Ange County on 03/23/2001 2001tlH254 Ody Pilot Mat 29, A{1I 5. 12. 19. 2001 Th86§ Flc11tlou• Buelneu Name Statement The following pers<lllt are doing bualnlta u : Medical P1ychology A1aoci•te1, eo1 Nonn Tuaun Ave . Sulll 307, Santa Ana, CA 92705 Oavtd Engatrom. PH 0., 1501 Supe~ Ave , Suite 202, New· J>011 Beech, CA 92663 Stephen K Mercu1, PH 0., 1101 Dove Street, Newpor1 BHCh, CA 92660 This bu11ne11 Is oon· ducted by a general pennerahtp Have you ltarted doing t>umeSS yet? No Devod Engstrom, PH 0 Th11 atatement wea lied with Iha County Cler1c of Orenge County on 03/23/2001 r 2001811592tl Deity Pilot Mar 29, A.pr. 5 12. 19, 2001 Tl\8§9 Flctltlou1 8u1ln•H Name S1£•ment The lollowl persona are doing bu .. u Good c1eln Fun, 2522 Orange A~a.. Apt E. Coste Meaa, CA 921127 Lon Ann Camey, 2522 Orange Ave., Apt E. Coeta mesa, CA 92627 Thi& buainesa Is ooo· dueled by an individual Have you s'8rted CIOlng bustnHS yet> No Loil Ann Camey This stalement wH led wllh lhe County CleOI of Orange County n 03127/2001 20018859514 Daily PllOI Mar 29. A9f fl 0 5 I 12, 19. ?091 Th875 Flctltlou• Buelneu N1me St.tement Thi IOllOwi~ persona are doing bUtlnell as Moon Shjne Broiler. 22 Main St , Huntington Beach, CA 92&48 Jayme Kay Stewan. 24 15th St , Apt. E, 5 1 Huntington Beach. CA 2648 9 I Todd Anthony Mana, 6851 Greenview Hunt· Wlglon Beach, CA 92648 Thia butlne11 11 con· ducted by co1>1nn.ra Have you 1larted doing buSloffa yeT? No Jayme Kay Sl8wart Thia stafemenl wu tad with the County Olene of Orange County on 03/27/2001 II 2001H5tH5 Delly Pok>! Mar 29. A{1I , 12, t9. ?Q()I Th8'78 5 • I/ Flc11tlou1 BualneH N1me St.tement The following peraona re dOlng bull'nN1 u · Slteblender nel, 3-4111 .. Lido ., 36, Newpor1 Beaoll, •CA 926e3 OaYld LM Ford 20082 ShorltWOOO 01cle Hunt· lnglOn Beach CA 92&4e Thia bu11n111 •• con· dueled by an indMdual Havs you 11arted dOlng bullneaa yll? No Oellid Lee Ford Ill This 1111ement wea ed with the County Cieri< of Orenge County on 03127/2001 D 20011151511 Illy Pilol Mar 29. Apr 12 19, 2001 Th8'77 5. FlctltJoua Bualnff• Name St.tement The lollowlng per10111 e do4ng bUllOeaa u : er Hendbullt Media 0 roup, 3419 Via Lido 136, Newpon eaach, A 92663 ' c David Let F0td 20082 ShOr9WOOd cira.. Hunt· lnglon Saech, CA 92&4e Th11 bualneaa 11 con· ducted by' an lndl¥id1Jal Heve you 1t1rted dOing bullnetl yet? No David Laa Ford Ill Thi• atetement was Id with tile County Cieri< ol Olange CountY on 03/27/2001 ~ 20011tllHl7 Daily Ptlol Mar 21 Apr 12. lg, 2901 triii'78 F lctltloua Bu•'""' N•me StaterMnt Tha followlng peraon1 8( • doing bullneu .. Sunahln• Con· ,, OllliOtll, 341g I/II U0o 3&, NIWJ)Oft BNetl. CA 92M3 OeVICI LM FOIG, 20082 Shorewood Cira., Hl.fll • lnQlon BMch, CA ~ Thi. butlntM 11 oon- dUcllld by '" lndMdUal Have you ttar1e0 ~ bueba1 yet? No ~LMF~ 11 Thia 1t.atement wu led with the County ~~1gr:r~ 2001MHIM ~ PtloC Mer 21 • 12 li. 2001 tNi'711 5. Flctltloue luelnM• Name ltattmtnt The IOllOwlnQ .,.rtont .,. dOlr10 ~ ... Wll\SIOn'• Auk> Pawn, 1158 Nftpol1 8IVd • Cot*I MMe, CA 82U1 041M Vltdull. 1 nA twpon 8Mt • eo.i. 1 H MIN. CA 92927 TM bl.ltineN II con-dueltd by en ~ Hev1 you etertld dOlltQ butlne.. V•I? ... 5IWM y • Glenn VttdUll Thie ltli.mtnl WU 1111<1 -"*' the County Clerrtl of OtWIOI County on aJl'Z7 flJJO I 2001 ..... 17 Oetf Plol Mer 29 •. o. 12, lg. 2001 hM:i l'lctltk>u• Bu9'ne-. Heme ltlrlement TM tollQwlno '*'°"' • ,. CIPif1'l ~ u: Mulllrri Mlmorfal of Newl)Ofl Baath, ~oo ltvint Ave., 1209B, ~;J:r1 8,'ICh, CA Mlijn, Inc • (NV), 3400 ltvlne Ave • 12098. Newport Balch, CA 02UO ~ auelMM Name ae.tefMnt The followlnO PlflOl'lt .,. doing buM*a II: Blteon Enterprl111, I 002 8teffl Vltfl Dr .. TUIUn, CA~ Lftlt Alt6rew BillOl'I. ti02 Sierra Viet•. TUIWI, CA 92780-6230 Thi. tx..ine11 It oon· ~IO bV. Ill lndlvlduel Helle you 11arttO OOfno builneH yet? NO Lllilla An«IW Bitton Thie ll&ltmenl WH hied with the County Cle!1I of OtWIOI ColM1ly on 03/30t'2001 200 I ete0003 Dally PlloC A{1I 5. 12, Ii, 26. 2901 Th092 Flctlttou• SuaiMH Name lt.tement Tha lollOWlng pert0n1 .,. doing buslnMI ... CabrillO St Hair Ae· treet. 130 Cabr\llo St .. Costa MMe, CA 92627 Oeboreh Spigner, 11624 Gloiun a, Foun• t111'1 V*'I, CA 92708 Thlt ~· .. con-ducWd by; en lndMdUel l'lotMloue ...... ............... ~~ -~l.=~ =n lffeh.ci Manny Y~ • 1565 .... v.-Ol'lw, ~. CotCI MMe, CA 92828 Tiiie bllllnlta It con• duc'4IO by: en lndMdual HIYI you •l•r1ed doing bUalnlal yet? Yff, 3118/2001 Manny YelOUlhalaml Thia alatlf'*ll WU Hied with the ~ OIHk ol OrWlgl Coldf on 04I03l200 I I001 lllOS11 Doily Pilot Meta CA 92827 Chiia Pltttnall. 2541 8 oranoe Av1 , coata Meta. CA 112611 Thlt bullnlll It OOl'I• ducad by .,, lndlV1dual M•v• you ttaned doing butlnet• ytl? Yea, 111..01 Flctltlou• .,.,,....e CM• Pittman Name 8taf8mlnt Tt11a It.aliment WU TM foflowlng ptrtOOt f~ld wtth the County are doing butliletl aa· Clltll ol Orange COciflly Pro Gta11, 1'690 on O:W1101 Plecentla A11e., IC. 2001M5t_029 eo.ta Meaa, CA 92627 Oaltv Pilot Aor. 12, 19, Dane ~uofa New. 2!!. Mtv 3. ~l Tt!?34 ~~ ~ NewpOlt FlcthlO\I• Bu•IMU Barry Vanderm4Wltn, Name Statement 41g Main St., 131, HYnl-The loflolo,ing peraon1 Thie bulinHt II 000-ducled by: • COf'pofallol) H1111 you 1tarted doing bulinNI yet? No Me'ljln, Inc. HIV• you ll•rt•d doing b11slnet1 y91? Fk;tJtloue Bualneae Yes. 9/2000 ~llot Ap. 5, !t.19. Flctltloue Bu1ln.e1 ~1 ~ N9me&tatement Flctltlou• BualneH Name Statement The !Ollowlno person• are doing btMlela aa: tnaton Baadl. CA 92848 are doing bu.slness es Ma.rt! McConntll. 1690 Soutfi Hunltng1on Placentl1 I C, Costa BHct'I Girls Fastpltdl Mua, CA 921127 Soltbell, 21252 Cupar, Name Jtttement Deborah Spigner The following pertOl)t Thi• atelement wu FktltJow lullr•e .,.TM~':' Thi• buslne&s 11 con· l'funtlng1on Beach. CA dueled by. • general 92046 ere doing butlnMa •• ,Ued with tn. • County Easteld• Dellcete· C1e01 ol Orange Coun'1 ssen, 1720 Senta Ana on 03/30o'2001 Name 9~ RHIOentlat M0t1geg_e Tha fOl!owlnQ 1*10n1 'Cotporatlon, 3700 &. are Oolng bulileM' d! SuMn SI., Suite 260, pertnershlp Sou1h Huntington H1rvka Mlnaml, Sec· rei.ry , Thi9 atAtemenl WU filed with tha Coun1Y Cieri! of Orenge Gounly on 'J/'Z'T /2001 Ave .. •B. Coale MIM. 20011tl0011 CA 92627 Daily Pilot A.pr 5, 12. 111, Bill'• Boera WOllcl, Senta Anl, CA 9270. 8382 Atvaraoo Or., Mor1gagM1.oom. Inc. Huntington Beech, CA (NV), 3700 S. Susan St, Pawsti Wallh, 9921 Y CN1t1oWn Ave., Huntington Blach. CA 92848 Hive )'OU •••rt•d Beach Junior MISS Sot!· doing bualnHs yet'? bla jCA), 212.52 Cuc>ar Yt1. 312512QQ1 Hunlington Beach, CA Thomas Donatelli, 619 29. 2()01 Thf9Q Stefani Wagner, 9921 Yortctown Ave , Huot· llllJlon Beach, CA 9264e fhla bualn11t 11 ooo- ducled by: an lndMdual Deni 8eQllOle New 9211411 Thia atalemant waa Thll bultness 11 con· 20011tH!511 Dally Pilot Mar 29. A9f. 5, 12, 191 2001 Tll883 Flctltlou1 ButlneH Name St.ltement The lollowlng perlOtll are ~ bulr..M u . Garden Welk Apert· menta, 2400 Main St .. Ste. 201, Irvine, CA 92614·6271 Wllliem Cole, 2335 Cumberland Rd., San Marino, CA 91108 Shirley Cote, 2335 Cumberland Rd., Sen Manno, CA 91108 Thie buaine11 11 con- ducted by hulblnd end wilt Have you •tarted doing bu11n111 yet? Yea, 2128197 William Cole Thia statement was llled wllh the County Clerk of Orange County on 03127/2001 20011111571 ~ Pilot Mar 29, ~ 5. 12. 19. 2001 Th881 Flc1ltlou1 BuelneH Neme St.tement The tollowing persons ere do4ng business u : A.) The Muscle Enhanc.ment Compeny B.) ME Co 3831 Bitch Stree~t NewporJ Beech. CA 660 G A GouV11, II, 4991 er11mmon Lane. lrvN, CA 92715 Thil buatnen 11 oon· duc1ed by: an 1ndlvldual Have you 111rted doing bualneu yet? Yes, 5/17195 Otlorge A Goo.Ms. II This atetement w11 ltled Wlltl lhe County CleOI ol Orange Colrily on 3127/2001 2001 .. 59510 Deity Piiot Mar 29, A.pr 5, 12. 19. 2001 Th882 Flctltloua Bu11n .. 1 Name Statement The lot~ person• .,. dootlo buMleU .. Cout Mantle & Stair· caH, 1043 Center SI.. A-7, CotlA MHa, CA 92627 Jtitt L Shotwell, 4111 Nawpor1 Blvd , Newport Beach, CA 92660 Oevld JonH, 461 Nawpon Blvd., Newpon Beach, CA 92660 Thi1 bualnHa II COO· dueled by OOillnnerl Have you alerted doing bulln8ll ~17 No Jeff L. ShOlwllt Thia 1ta1ement waa hied with the County Clerk ol Orange County on 03127/2001 200111591112 Dilly Pilot Mar 29, /4+11. 5. 12. 19. 2001 Th§§.4 Flctltlou1 BuelneH Name St.tement Thi lottow1ng persons are dOlng buafneu u O·luJC Evenll, 6 Morgan. Ste. 111, Irvine, CA 921118 Timothy H Lux, 3001 Capri Lane, Coat• Mua. CA 92826 Otene M Lux, 3001 Cepn Lane Coll• Mesa, CA 92626 Thia bu1lne11 11 oon· ducted by husbend and wife Have you 1t1rted doing business vet? YH, 03f01/01 Diane M Lux Thia 11atement w11 llle<I with tile County Cletk ol Orange Col"1Y on ()3.121/2001 2001 .. lllOH Oeil'y Pilot Mar 29 A9f 5. 12. lg. 2001 trijO Promontory Or. West, Newport Beech, CA 92660 Kenl Alexander. 2.46 ROChHter, IC, Cosla Meaa, CA 92627 This bullneH II COil· ducted by • general partnership Have you atartad doing ~ yet? No ThOmu OoneleUI • This statement was filed with the County Clenc of Orange County on 0313012001 20018110002 Daily Pilot A.pr. 5, ~2. 19. 26, 2()01 Th893 Flc11tlou1 8u1ln111 Name Statement The lollow•nsi persona are doing bualnfft as Poseidon Yachl Serv· IOIS, 2263 Pacific Ave .. IA, Coate Meu, CA 92627 Anthony Rey Mickelson, 2283 Paalte Ave , IA, Cotti Mesa CA 92627 This bullntH la COil· ducted by an lndMduel Have you tlarted doing bu11ne11 yet? Ye1, 10l10f77 Anthony Mickelson Ray This atatement was tiled with lhe County Clenc of Orange CountY on 03l30/2001 20016180001 Oa~ PllOt A{1I 5 12 19, 26, 2001 Th894 Flc11tloue Bu1ln111 Name Statement The following persons are doing bulineaa 85 Preventive Heallh Medoc:al Group. 380 Sin MlgUel Onve Sui1o 206 . Newport Beach. CA 92660 Alt R RafetjOO MD A Protesaional Corpo· rahon, (CA) 360 San Miguel Drive, Surte 260, Newport Beach. CA 92660 Thia bualneu la con· ducted by' • OOll)Olation Have you atarted doing bu11neu yet? Yes, 8114/2000 All R Aafltjoo MO A Proleulonal Corpo· rat IOI\ All R Ralat100 MO Prealdent This 11111ment was filed with the County CleOI ol Orange County on G.ll30t2001 20018160015 Dally Pllol ~ 5, 12 19, 26. 200 I Th895 Flctltlou1 Bu11n .. 1 Name Statement The lollowlng _parsons are dOlng boalnha as SoCel N11werx, 2782 Mendoze Costa Meaa, CA 92628 Kun David Ch111ten- sen 2782 Mendoze. Costa Mau CA m26 This buslnett 11 COi\· dOc:ted by en lndMcloel Have you alarled dOlng bullneN ye!? No Kun David Chrl1len· aen This atllement wes IUed with the County Cleric of Oflnge County on 03/30l2001 200111180013 Dally Pilot A.pr 5 12 I 19, 26. 2001 lh896 Flctltlou1 Bu1ln11• Name St.ltement Tile lollowlnsi persona .,. OolnO businesl aa Laadershlp Tomonow 2001, 28 71 Alanzo Lane, Colta Mesa CA 92626 Jamet F Alklf'lson 2171 Alenzo Lane. Co6ta MMe, CA 92626 Thia bu11ne11 la con- ducted by 1n lndMd\Hll Flctttlou1 Buel,,.H Havt you 11arttd N1me St.tement doing bualnoM ~I? No The following persont , J9mea F A"iMOn art Oolng bualNu u Thfa atalemenl wH Hubbl Hubl>• In· lli.G wilt\ Iha County OullrlH, 2188 E OIHk ol OrMQI County OclHnlront, Newpon on ~1 Blach, CA 92881 2001lllOOOI Piiar Jeremy Deily Polo4 kK 5, 12, 19, Jacob1on, 21811 E'. 2t, 2001 Th896 Ooeantront, N1wpon Beach, CA 92881 Sera Rlahl, 21ee e. OclHnlront, Newport BMcn, CA 92881 ll\11 l>uliMM It con• OUc:lld by 1 gtMral pal'IJ\tnhtp Have you 111rted doltlO bU8r4ll yet? No Jteter Jertmy J1cot>aon Thlt llllt~t Wll tllto wlth tn. County C1ettt of °"OGt County on 03l»'2001 20011HOOtO ~ PllOt ~ 8. 12, 19, ~! 1l!IOQ 'IC.ttttoue SullneH Neme Statement TM lollowlllO l*tonl .,. doing bulhtiit ••: AR Mltlittlng Conaul· tatlta" 843 N. RtdOnOo Ot u11, Ma'*"', CA 12801 AOem Romo, 843 N RtOondo Or. EHi, Anlhflm. CA 92801 Thi. butHllta la oon- CIU*cl ~ .,, lncMdull Hive you aJ•rt•d doing 1>1111ne11 yet? Y11, 311/01 Adam Aomo lllil lllllfntnt WU ""° Wiii! "" ~ Cllltr °' Or1nQll eour.y on 03r.Wl001 2tOtlM0001 ~Plll:ll •• 6. 12, 19, ,, Jl#t Flctltlou1 BuelneH Name St.tement The followlnQ persona .,. ~ bualOMa .. JCC MerkellnQ, 3880-H S01At1 Belt sr Sama Anl, CA 82704 Jemuel C C11uoo, 268().H Bier St , Senll ML CA 92704 Thia bualneM 1' oon· ""°'td by' tn lnOMduaJ H•v• you e11rteO = buetn.11 yet? 121 Jim\* c c~ fhot ttallfT\ttlt Wit fllld with thl County Cletll Of Orange ~ on ror.»'2001 20011NOOOt ~llol "fl' o. 12. 19, 1 lbeti FIC.tltloue lueJneu ...,,. ~· The ~ peraol\I .,.~~ .. lk!nny Cout Promo· llOM, 113 I Lltlt90of Of 1 Colla a...aa CA t2e?e AUN ~In, 1731 Llbredor E!.t.. Cotti MIN, CA~ Carmen Kover, t731 Lebreoot Er.a.... Cott• ...._CA_ Ttllt .._.,.. It oon ~. OIM'~ Have you t11t1eO Clcq ..... rt! Ho Flctltlou1 Buelneu Nam• Statement The follOWllljl per10r11 are dol(io bu"""9 ••; a) H ~agazlf'l8, b) Mepleton Media Inc.. 125 I/la Genoa. Newport Beach, CA 92663 Mapleton Medll Inc , (CA) 47203 El AQA1dir Circle. Palm Oelert, CA 92260 Thia bu11n111 11 con· ducted by a oorpofatlon Have you 1tart1d doing bustneu yet? Yes, 9-1·2000 MaplatOll Med11, Inc., Bruce W Cook, Pre11-den1 i Thia stetement WH flied with th• County Clerk ot Orange County on 03/23/2001 2001811592411 Oaoly Pilot Mer 29, A9f. 5. 12. 19. 2()01 Th888 92846 Suite 250. Sant• Ana. William Bodamer, CA 92704 6382 Alvarado Or., Thia bualneta la con· Hunllngl<lll Beech, CA ducl.s by: a OOl'l>Of8llon 921146 Hive you etarted Thlt buline11 11 con-OOlng bulilllll yet? No cb:ted by: en lndvtdual MOrtaaoelt.oom, Inc. Have you 1taned Su..n b . Mer.a, A111 dolrtQ b119tne11 yet?' Secrelary Y"' Mar. 30, 2001 This at.atement was Wllllam J. Bodamer filed with !tit County Thi. atalement was Cleltc of Orange County filed wllh the County on 04l03/2001 Cleric of Ofange CountY 2001lll030t on 04/03/200 f Dally Piiot A.pr. 5, 12, 19, 20018H0318 26.2001 Th916 Dally~ A.pr. 5, 12, 19, ~! !!'!911 Fictitious aualnff• NalM Stat.ment Flcttttou1 Buel""• The fo11owino persona Name Statement .,. ~ buaiieSa u : Tha following pereona A ) MorloeQH&ortH are doing bu8iletl u: S.rvlcM. 6 ) 111 Preler· Bu1lne11 Design• ence Morloloe. 3700 S. West. 35 Harcoun, New-Susan St ~ 1250, Santa poll Cout. CA 112657 Ana, CA 92704 Carola Hennesay, 35 MottgegeH com, Inc. Harcourl, Newport (NV), 3700 S. Suaan St .. Coaat. CA 921157 1250, Santa Ana, CA Th11 bualnese la con-92704 NOTICE OF duc1ed by. 111 lndMdual Thl9 bulinelS Is con- PUBUC SALE H1v1 you llarted ducted by' 1 OOfPOtllion The mini l10ragl 1_., doing bllalneu yet? Hive you aterted 1ty, aocord1ng tQ the YH, 1098 Ooing bu91net8 ye(/ No prOVJllOll' of OIVltion 6 Carole Henneaay Mol1Ql~H com, Inc of the Builnes.s and This 1tet1ment w11 Denene W1rd, Preal· Prolttslons Code, filed with lhl County dent Chapter 1 o Section Olene of Orenge County Thia 11a11ment was 21707 (a). hereby gives on 04/03/2001 flied with the County NOTICE OF PUBLIC 20011M0315 Cletk of ~ County SA LE Dell'f Piiot A9f 5, 12, 19, on 04I03l200 t Have you et1rted doing butlne11 yet? No Stelanl Wigner Thlt 1111emen1 was flied wllh the County Cletll ol Onwlgl ColM1ty on <W08l200 I 2001teeOl14 ~ Pltol Apr, 12. 19, ~y 3. ~1 Tb927 Flct.ltlou• Bu•IMH Name Stata1Mnt The lolloWlng persona .,. doing bulillSI u; o.rmaN't S1un Care, 2333 E. Coast Hwy., 16, Coron1 del Mar, CA 921125 Germ1lne A. Jacob•· Taylor, 6514 Pageanlry St.. Long Baaoh, CA 9o808 Thia bu•lneH la con· ducted by an indlvtdual H1v1 you ataned doing bulinell yet? No Germaine A. JICOOa· TayJor lllls ttattmenl wu filed w1lh the Counly Clel1l of Orange Counry on 04l08l2001 20011110122 Dally Pltot Apt. 12, 19, 26. May 3. ~1 Th9?6 Eatra St0tige Newpor! 26. ?Q01 T!!914 20011180303 Mesa Will condUcl a ~Pilot A.pr 5, 12, 19, Flc11tloue Bu.ineN pubhc: .. 1e 01 the con-Flct.ltlout Bu•lneu ~1 Th919 Name StatelMnt f Name Stat.ment The ,.........,. tents o the 11orage Tha lolloW1ng Pt STATEMENT OF ..,...,wing persona !f,1~ce: C:,~~t.s tt,°~ are doing ~s ABANDONMENT OF 111At= ~,.u. & IOld to Iha hlQflest bief. Hydracoach, 3-4383 USE OF F1CT1110US Laundrom11, 253 East der. for lawtul money of Dana Strend Rd .. •A, BUSINESS NAME 171t'I St , Sulle "O", the Un11ed States of Dana Point, Ca 92629 The following per1or1(1) Coe1.a Mua. CA 921127 Amer1ca (cash) Hydracoach (CA), hH (have) abandOf\ed Syed M Haaaen. 340 The sale ts betnQ held 34383 Dana Stflltld Rd, the UM o( the flctlllout Remona Pl., Coate to sattsly a landlord's •A. Dena Point, CA bu1lneu name: Mele, CA 92627 lien and w.a be held at 92Th62159 bu......... la con· 2RPL YR COM, 4223 Thia bullntll II oon-1250 S1111o1 SI Costa --Dana Rd . N1wport duclld by en lndMdull Mesa, CA 92626 on dueled by • ~· 6Mctl, CA 92663 Have you eterted Apol 25, 2001. at 1 30 Have you 11arted The Fictll:IOUI Bual· doing ~ yet? No p m <bno buslMN yet? No ne11 neme referred to Syjd M Hauen Auetioneer't Name K E Hydrac:oach ebovt w11 filed In Or· Thia llatemenl was Auction Setvlce Craig Perkin•. Preti· enge County on Jan 29, filed with the County Phone 1· dent 2001 . FILE NO Clet11 of Orange County 909·863· t 131 Thia 1t11ement wea 200188635 70 on CW061200 I Address po Box 508. flied with the County T1moct'ly J. Abtz. 4223 2001 ... 0823 Panon. CA 92369 Ctet11 ol Orange County Dana Rd . Newport ~ Pilol Aor 12. 19, Bond I 723-41·19 on 04/03/2001 6Mctl, CA 112663 ~ 3. ~I Jh929 The public 11 invited to 2001Mf030I Thia bullneu 11 oon· attend Tenns are cash Oai~Pilol /4+11 5. 12• 111. dueled by en ~ Flc1tttou1 BualneH onty. Ov.ner re11rvu 26,~t Th915 Timothy J Ablz Name Statement ITl8 r1gt11 to bid Flc11tloua B~ Thl6 1tatem1nt waa The I~ olA ,:n•;~~,,:~act~ Name Stat.ment ~ :ith ~::. g:;~ •re ~~t;S:...:':'' sold. along wtth the Iden· The lollowlng Pl''°"' on 04/03/200l Hydraflon T1chllofo· Illy of the Oocupant rent· are = burilela as 20011H0312 ~H, 112·A 391h St .. Ing the space 1111 as fol-Me • Spa Hair & Oallv Piiot A.pr. 6, 12, 19, 92•6wp3or1 Beech, CA Iowa Ned, 1000 Eul lmperlll 26.W1 !bt2t 6: SPACE NO . Hwy, tA2, Brea, CA Oa nl e I Joel OCCUPANT 92821 . Flc1ttl04'1 BualneH Kaczmarek, 112-A 391h PROPERTY Fred BooH Millar, Name Statement St .. Newport Beadl. CA DESCRIPTION 3810 So Garn11y. The follow!na persona 928113 A208·law Ott1ces or Sarni Ana. CA 92707 111 Oolng buMleM u : Thia bull/le" It con- Josaph Oemelrtua This bu1Jne11 la OOO· C1hlomfa Longboardi, cluc:tad by an incfMduej Chri11opher . Boxes, dUc:led by' an lndMdual 8584 Hamltton Ave,, Have you 1tert1d Chair. Compuler Equip· Have you ataned Huntlnglon Beacn, CA doing bualne11 yet? No ment, TyP8Wrtler doing bUllneu vet? No 92848 0 • n I• I Joe I A239·Brian Wainatein . Fred 8ooM MKlar Alen l Oor1ay, 8584 Kaczmarek Mattress, Stereo. Toya, Thia 1111emant wll H1mllton Ave , Hunt· Thia atatemant wu Boxea filed wttl) lhe County lnglot1 BMcih, CA 92646 f~ed with the County B271·Ramone Cart>ajOI C11111 of Orange County Oane New, 210 Cedar ~~~engel County · Boxes TV Mattress, on 04/03l2001 14 ~ <>-~ ,... "" """"'" .. "'" Lounge Chair 2001ltlOJOt e2663w"''" __.,, "" 2001 ... 0924 C066-Allcare O.ntal • Delly Pllo4 A.pr 6. 12, 19, Thlt builne1t la con· Daily Pilot Apr 12, 19, Boxes 26, 2001 Th?\3 ducted by • general 2t. Mtx 3 ~t Th931 0010·Allcera Dental p1rtnershlp Chairs Oeaka, eox11 Flctltlou1 Bualneee Heve you •tarted Flctltloue ButlMH Publ11hed Newport Name 8t.tenwnt doing bullnff• ~t1 No Name Statement Beach·Colla Meu The lotlowlng persons Alan L OorMy Tha lollowlng Pl™>n• Dally Pilot Apnl 6, 12, are doing bueillla u : Thia atatemanl waa are doing buafneu u : 2001 ThofHn Oes911. Inc., flle<I with !tit County Batter Haahh by the ______ T:...:.h.,.9=08 930 W 16th St., IC-1. C1e111 of <Ange County Beach, 1280 Blton, Unit Flctltloua BuelneH Name Statement The loltow1ng peraona are doing buelnell u Emplrl Pe1nllng Com· pany 183 Briarwood. Irvine, CA 92604 Co6ta MeM. CA 92927 on 04i0el2001 B·273. Ntwport Baech, Thoreen Oeaigna, Inc. 2001 ... 0120 CA 92e80 (CA) 930 W 161h St , ~ P11oC A.pr 12, 19. Ca/lot Vazqua.z, 1280 •C· 1. Coata Meaa. CA ~av 3. ~1 Jb924 Biton. Unot B-273, New-92627 J>011 Beach, CA 92e60 Thia butitleH 11 con. SELL Thia b\Jllneaa la con. ducted by: 1 COIJ)Oflllon ducWd by. an lndlvidl.tal Have you 1t1rted your home Heve you ttaned llled with the Counly duc:l8d by • corponrtlon Cle!1I ol Orange County Have you llarted on 04/06/2001 ,doing bu11n11s yet? 2001HIOl21 Yea, 1131193 011'.yPilol A.pr 12. 19. South Hun11ng1on 2!! . .M!Y 3. ~' Th928 Beach JunlOf Miss Soft· ball NOTICE TO Robin L Gurney Rob· CONTRACTORS er11. Treuurer tNVmNG BIDS Thlt statement wu NOTICE IS HEREBY 11180 With lt'la County GIVEN thet the Board of Cient ol Ofange County ~~~~ttie~~lll~ on 4111~Jo11111t1s Oranue County, ce11tor-Dail~ Pilot Ai>r t2, 19, nle will reoetve bids up to 26. ,May 31 ~I 111935 and lnoludino 10'00 A.M May 3, 200f at tne Ola-Flctltlou1 Bualne11 trlct Buetneu OlllCI, Nim• Statement m:10 Oak SlrMI. Foun-The lol~ persons taln Valley, CA 92708. are doing buSlt\ess as At lhll lime, dete. and SOCAL Slrtplng. Inc place, bids wtll be pub-20721 Aquatic Ln . licly opened end read Huntington Beach, CA aloud for Bid No 92846 01·03, "PAINTING" as So Cal Slf1plng, Inc Indicated In lhe BIO (CA). 20721 Aqualle Ln . Speoincatlon Bid docu· Hun11ng1on Beach, CA mentl and apeclficallOllS 92646 are on hie II the District Th11 bu11ness Is con· Purct\aaong Oapanment dUC1ed by a corporabM 17210 Oell Slleet. Foun-Heve you started taln Valley, CA. 92708 doing bu11neu yet? (714) M:J.3245 Yet l/01197 A "Manclltory Pret»d So. Cal St~. Inc Conference end Job Robin Roberts. Prea1· Walk" wltl be held on dent April 26, 2001, at 9 00 Thll atatement was e m at the District Main· Iliad with lhe County 1en1nce Oll~e. 17890 ClerlC of Orange County Newt1nd Street, Foun· on 0411112001 taJl'I VaHay, Ca. 92708 , 2 tlll61272 Al blddelw m4."1 be pres-0111y PllOI A I . 19 e11t 11 lht1 time It> be 26 Ma t conaidered for } this pro1•ct The Board ol TNStees resaives the ~I to re· Jed any I/Id alf bids and to waive any lrr~la.nty therein The nght 11 also reserved by the Board ol T ruateea to aai.cl rtems and/or aoope ol work Whldl 111 ltleir ~ win beat llfY8 the ~ ol Iha Otelnct Prevliling Wage Scale wlU lpt:>ly and II on flle Dated this 9th day ol Aorll. 2001 By: IS/ Petrtcll Oulnn, Dlr.ctor, Procur11n1ntl F1clltt111 Publlahed Newport 8Hch·Coata Mesa Deify P!IOI A9f~ 12. 19 2001 Th?32 Flctltlou1 SualneH Name Stat.ement The following persons .,. doing but/Oest u : Tha Mic:Nel Btyan Art Gallery. 303 Broedwa)"I #104, Leguna Beech. CA 112651 MIChael Bryan, 340 Polnaattia Coron• del Mer, CA 92625 Sharl Chaatar, 3-40 Potneenla. Corona del Mar. CA 92625 Jett Kymla. 220 Nice Ln , •315. Newport Beectl, CA 92663 Thi• busineu is con· ducted by • general pannerlhtp H1v1 you llarftld doing bullneM yel? No Jeff l<ymla Thia llal•m•nl WH filed with the County Cleric of Orange Coun.ry on 04/0et2001 200ttll0UI Oetlv Pllo4 Apr 12, 1 i , 20.Mtt 3. ~1 Th933 Flc11tlou• BuelneH Name St.ltement Tha followlng .,.,.on• are CIOlng butlilMa u Frontline Woocl Ae- oondltlonlng, 179 E. 171ti SL. Ste 150, Cotl& Flctltlou1 8u1lne11 Name St.tement The following persons are doing busiiless as Vino \11n1eoe. 20721 Aquatic Ln , "Huntington Beach. CA 92646 Robin Roberts, 20721 Aqua11e Ln . Huntington BHch. CA 92&46 Thas business 1s oon· dUdl<l by an ondMduaJ Heve you •tarted dolnQ buli!'lffl yet? No Room Roberts 1'h11 11atement was filed with Iha County Ctenc of Orenge Counry on 04/11/2001 2001116'273 o.dy Piiot ~ 12 19 26, Mty 3, 1 Th937 What happens if you don't advertise? Call the Classif I eds (949) 642·5678 ~.~t Ooneld Anthony Mascta, 183 Bnarwood, lrvirie. CA 92604 doing 1>u1ln111 yet? through cla .. lfled doing buline11 Y91? No YN, Vlin ;::.==========:::..!.=::::::::::::::::::.!.::============~~~~~~~ ThorHn Oeaigna, Inc. Thos bus1nes' 11 con- duc1ed by an lndlYICMi Have you llarted doing bumeas yet? No Donald MHC:18 Thia atatemenl waa filed with the County Cleric of Orange eounry on 04/03/01 20011H0320 Oe~tlOt Apr 5 HI, 111, 26.1 IbP08 Fictitious Bu•IMH Name St.tement Tile following s>ereona are doing bu1fne11 u c p 011ve1. 2405 s HAiiaway, Santai Ana, CA 112707 C.rtoa A Pe,.L, 2403 8 Hallaway, Sim. Anl, CA 92107 Thlt bu.inen II cort- Oud*' by en lndMcllll Have you 1tarted dclltlo bui1""9 'yet? No Caiioe A. Ptrtt Till• 1teteman1 wa1 11180 wllh the Coun1Y Cle!ll of On1nQe County on 04J031'2001 10011MOJ11 ~Joi· 5, 12,1t. l Jb90i Cheryl Thoieen, Prul- dent This llltemenl WU Med with the County Clef\ of °'9n01 ~ Qf'I 04l03l2001 2001ltl01011 0.lly Piiot Apr, 5, 12. 19, i§JOOt Jhi!Z Flctttloue Butlnea• Neme ltat9ment Thi followlnQ '*'°"' are dcMrlg ~ ... Thi R'Ohl Step Re- 00111fY HOuelng, 11385 Senta Lucl!.1. Founi.in Vdey, CA w708 OOUjll~ E. Moen, 2339 ~.P!'.£ Coa1I MIN, CA t~ Thie buelneM " OOl'I· dUcted by' Ill lndMckJll H•ve you tl•rt.O ~~~NO Thtt 1111emenl WU IHed wltti lhl County ~~~County 20011M0'°4 ~ Pllol ~. 5. 12. 1t , ~· Jbt!t STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?. • • • • • • • • • • Tht ltgal Dtpartmmt 11t tht Daily Pik>r is plttJJtd IQ announu a ntw 1tn1irt now avai'4bk to ntw businnm. wt wiU now SF.ARCH tht namt far J<JU at no tXlra chargt, anJ saw you tht timt 11,,J tht trip to tlu CAurt H011Jt in San14 Ana. Thtn, of count, after tht starch is compkttJ wt wiO flit you ficritioia bus1MS mtmt 114ttmmt w11h tht CounlJ Clm, publish""'' ll wttk far foMr wttlts Ill rrq11irtd bJ '4w and thtn fill JOMf proof ef puhlic1tion with tk CAunlJ Cink. Plust stop by to fil.t JOI'' fi<titioia busintSJ 1t1111mrn1 ttt tht Dai~ Pilbr, 330 W. &t] SI, Q,114 Ma.. If JO""'"'"'' mp bJ. pkllSf CAO"' 111 (949)642-43211znJ wt will Ntt """'lmtnllJ for~ to INuuJJt this prott4urr by !Mil If l°" JhtnJJ Mit •"]fon/>tr 'f"OtWN, plt11Jt c"11 us t1n4 wt w1U bt mm thin tlM"' uist r Good fMt1 ;,, JO'" ntW businns! II ..... ..... .... rJ iii ....... .. .... , .. C'J ii -·479 Syfu I Iii '' J ~H .().;11 .. .. 11r ....... ~.~ ..... -_, ..... .., """""' , .. , •• u. ,, .... 1 .. l •oelo. '"""r••· ly .... (11-tll) Iii:!. ·11, ~:: • By MalHn Penom \.Ill\\, .• , II " "irr"" I .11.1.i \l,· •. 1 I l 11.!to:!~ I \. •1•• I~ I t. 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FrulJ\ 7i:IM~1111 Thu!"'lu) .. \\1·1lrw ... l11y :>:lll)p111 474 WORK WANTED 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNmES 1•~s1 @t I 1°~l l21.:xll l121 =111-='ill EOU4l lf0J51~0 PARK WEST -OPPORlllNllY NEW HOMES ONE FORO ROAD APARTWENT HOWES Large Lu•wy 29r 2S. MOVING SALE Om;~ bet Retired Hllwlel1·P1cl11rd RECEPTIONIST good Bayside VIiiage 2Br 2Ba lamps. p!C1U1es toes o4 good Grandmoth4r seeking PT phon& sk1"6 -.1iy level por. SlSOOlmo available 1mmed 1ri.nqs11 S..1 8-4 408 E 161fl baby·•llllng Your home SS-10.pw lloll IO SlaJt WI# ;ear lease 949-t.73·86~ ()( Sr CM {CIOU .Ul!el TustnJ Uoo & Wtd 5&2·597-3n8 llalt'I Call 714-731·2A11 BMW Z3 97 S-.pd. low mite., CO All real estale .tdvtni~no From $269,900 By Owner 4Br 481 • Speoous 28' 2&, ttlCltss FAU, Fi'plc, even now. In tilts rltWSpaper ts subteel Adjacent to Newport downatalra derlofc. llffu 1me111tles P111 w.icom. S2SOC!.'mo. First I Lut, 714·953·4810 10 lhe ~dtrat f111 Housing Beach & Triangle u~t.ocgourrMCS1 • .,.,000klt.. $1 380/Mo 149-37~11 Act ol 1968 as .imenor.d s ... A : • LA • ,...... 5paCIOCIS 381 28atm also .,~ Wllteh malces ti illegal 10 guare. ~H50-l"'° BY appt: 9'9-212·1013 11vatlable $1610.Mo CLASSIFIED lu1ury PentllouM X·lg Newpott SMch, '"'" •12 advert1s.e .in~ prelertnce From $269,toO Pnvate Retrut Hol1* Sl)Q,000 c.i1 888-6' 1·1632 {949) 542·S678 1br Iba. ma'ble f'ls 91,, •. !~1,e::' :!eci.~.s~~ ~f; ~~S~[;;1 ~~e~f: ~ .~ ~~=:~" 11~ 8~ 11 t~ 8~ J ~12•853a~~~=:oos3~ ;-v•' .. 'B: .. r~~~,~""'c~1'°~2~.""~= ..... ~r~"""~=~ en 1nle11t1on 10 m'ke any Sq ff ~ent 10 Newpoll VIiiage-iike CXll1lmUMy Wllt1 '"""" l'IVU~\Nl'I " ..., • '"~ --.,. such preference hmllilllUll Beach & Tnangte Sqoore pnvate boat manna & beadl FOR RENT An11que1 trunk house· or dlscumroabon 949·6SQ· 1 '40 on Iha bay Slops evadable NEWPORT COAST warn\ rug\ ootls Slereo Hus newspaper wtll not land lease S1100mo No BAYFRONT pt• on o gr• p n 1 ape knowingly •ttepr •ny 419 E 19111 SI P!OP Tax No AMociatJon i.easnens ::;~~;·;:~e~'",~''a~~:~ !c~ 3::,~ ~-,~ Fee ~2~ 1nc Community SPECTACULAR -------- oi 1he Qt1t Our re.tders "e beckyard S545.000 au for EllDbettl A Pleasu ra ble EKperietlCl' NEWPORT COAST 430 GENERAL htr111V infoimt(l 1n~1 All BY OWNER 714-301"'511 2Bt 2'8a 11 PVI l}ara~ FOR SALE ctwelllnos ldVl11r..il n lfltS VERSAILLES I and 2 Bsdroom ~rtment Homes FP WO V>e'lf Pel OK news~r are ava.t.1bf1 on REpucEo TO sses.ooo ~1ltlollM1 "'--'uc12!R1 1400.. 2350 Near Fashion 111ano an equal oppomi1111y ll~~·s 259& WILLO E Sldo Back .,.. .,... '"" St610 ieni •71 6725 To complain 01 01~c11m1· Bay area w·appro• 28-00sl Sl&UH Ask about OMI sPMt Sf'«illl flalion. tall HUO loll flee al on a 8400 sf lot 48' 2 58a l .. ryAnn McGuire t 800 42<4 8590 lam room w Fp formal 949-64&-eno PrfQle PIOos • Tltd Eltltts • CiiwlPt • Wood Borat .. Flreplicet. PIMle Bud nd ....... a.t Sllps AollaWe • Spattlilt s ....... Pool 1 HOUSESICOHDOS FOfl SALE GENERAL ONE. STOP Ho~u: Bll\'l~G SvPER.rroR£ 8.>t wai"' 11 ) ....... lack ~~ fll.'!(• .~ Frtt l'I?-<.,. 'l«<t' ~~ ('!'OI f;erx'W1 flt• C,. v• Pero ll' ~II ' Ff1A 'M'lc r.e II •·1 rnh.(l ~\t!'f 1714} SJ.,.800 24 hri \'ttfran ReaJ Est.alt EMAIL ~Wll HOMES OF THE WEEK lflowaM Ho ... For .... In Our llt Rell e..... SupplllMnt I ~~ ...... DlldHnt T_., 5Pll Aleo .•. °"" HcMM Ulailgl Avt. Dllitllne ...... y SPll • ,..,. to ,.,..... In ..... LOCAL ..... 111111 Section Cll ,., u LISA RIVERA NN7M212 AllE WILLEY MN1~241 RXER UPPER BARGAINS ,,..._. Mid ---,_ ~L..laeol ,rOf*tlet. F191 lteOtd9d ,,_.. 1-Me-223"'612 ID 1104e !D VAN DEN IOSICHl RlAl ESTATE IAOtWI LOCAL S1NCE 1170 Nt-150-0943 www.newpof'tmtt• homt1.com ) drntng !!11 huge jilC tvb Ill PNd Ca R!!lty mw 11ew root hatt 51ze 187 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR R£Kl SAH Cl.EMOO'E blS~e(balf court' l'.lina ~ ag! 9'~2-5937 32 HOUSESICONOOS FOA SAU NEWPOffT BEACH WATERFRONT RX OR REBUILD A!l!!!I 149-72Wl20 Two Studios In Vtnllllll bOlh ... pvt llffPl"Q ., •• less hn 1 mile to llNcll ... .... ~epl sewl1ly COll'Clit• $125 000 ucll Agent. N!Qe! Barley 9'9-~3250 OHE FORD ROAD By Owner 48r 481 • downallllrs denfolc. Bnu upQrldfd gourmtt tiL. A ~ • Loe. S 1.3•.000 8Y !f)flt; IMW12-1013 Absolui. S.•I N.wpolt Value Modll p11rtecr 381 2 5& 2 l()()sl hOUtt on patfd ar!HI w community pool & spa near ltlt Illy S539 000 191. Patnd Tenore 949·856·9795 BRANO NEW OCEANFRONT Ustlng-8ttt., Hurryt Aspnt 14t.72U120 HARBOR YIEW HOMES 2301 Pon Latwlck OPEN SAT 1U 5bf, 3bt, 3 UI Ill', :IOOOef, wd nrs. cust bulll·lna. $199,000 Agent Wendy Mf.711-t255 130 FT BA YAIOHT MEOITERAANEAN 481 4 "'' Ba library. gym. 2 Fp s 1-.ty niom. pool.Spa 70" ' 2S boll! docka Al OY8l1oolong bey & ~ Lerry O'Rourte and Co Ml-650-7000 Pool 20X45ft, 4bf 3.5b1, grtll neigh, CIOM to ICl\ooll I pe~. Don't mi.. OCll. .Agt Jeff WllcoJr 714-S24-1374 1 33~1 Plltill Plan 3 "TllE ESTATES" 5br 1 which la currently downet1lra llb11ry Fountain I Kol pond. Agt Lance IMM44-4128 AOG!!'t "-!!tr lJll9I Tropical I •••plaf • 5'colldl 10 Ba.lboe lsb11d & llJl6cle Sllopplq enter F.W0.1lilld•Coro .. detMar The Ne ..... lllllllaApt. Homes ···~ .... Ille , ... a.a .,,,, 160-0919 N WNG.COl'll 115t=r:I VERSAlllE cattoo lbf 1bl,MW =I~ Ulle MW llchen. St mo."...........,. Large 281 28a Cllll masler, wall.•1n ctoeel. WIO Frpk:, 202 Mole I ROOMS FOA RENT OPEN SAT·SUH 1·5 1364 SF. Cloul>le Ill~. I 0 SAIL VISTA ' VllWS avallable Located 111 Newly r9l'llCldeltd 2tH' 2bt, wstv/dryer, hreplace pvt balcony. carpo1t no pe11. $2400/mo 949-~()-4360 MANAGERS • SPECIAL• S 175.00 • tax Wkly (Mt.Isl Pf8$4!01 tllil Ad> 235 rms & tu1etienen1 St1uated on ~•ifuily ~ 9,ounca FEATURES 2' Hour PELICAN CREST Ille ll8art ot Newpoll Center Cal sn~1-7387 SfMCl Oen. C111tln1, auna« wte.. Brend ,_ ~ 18r Townhome ._, home.oar: tum ' Wiit\ pnvate pellO ,.._ deCOIWd. 11 eut10ftl Wetome. Mlnui.s ... 1 •lat. 5br 11 wlown be. l!om snopp~ & bMcll Gour kite. -· flooUl;pa, Won' Last' 9-&4S-0252 3 car get Ouerdecl COll\lll. * Beck Sty 2Br 28• • SUIS,000. 9'9-155-0444 941·289·5858 View, /00'~1700/mo 949-751-1438 plus s 1 P1elM cd IOMIW 30 P1nor.mlc Quan Vie•• BeeiMIA 38' Condo ... eiduslve oat.cf community l,":7l!I $7291( !!I! 94~187 131=a1 Lt Stuclo w/lg loll bdrm, w 1n unit new pelnt. carpet $265,000. Cllooce LocallOrl ll'ld applilflolS Avlll now. close IO beacil. ahopprlg & $1350/mo 149-723-1222 frffWIY gated communrty Jar 38a Houae 219 Opaj T~ end int 281'1 A<A I.Uy 6 191Q01J1 S240CW 2' 8at'5 ()enl38r ~ by S11an Ten Eycll Mo • S2400ldtp yeany 101·2.35-6585 ()( 864-2010 949·380-9492 & Maury Sllutter 949-673-53~ FURNISHED RENTALS I ,°' IALIQO ..:: I Wt heW t/1 "pride Of o-.hlp"vec•tlon cot· t.ge f'tfltalt 1vlll1ble tor 21"l mlnlmllfll 11ay1. Hamel COlllilt Of 1,2,l. °' s.,. 1rom wew ~ 29r 4 be*-Wltll V9fY !Ba dldl. gat W'd .. ~~ ropeis/smkg S195MAo Eacll cotllge la ~ ... X!!~ ..... 949-673-4078 ~onor111er -I ,._ end Ill lllOdefn con~ In· 105 APT8 clUdld. ....... call Pel.~i~ Don ~ Rumbold Attlty t 94M75"'822 BALBOA 28r 18e I holM lrom sand' Large lron1 & back O.c~ $1600/Mo 1151-:111 149-673·7a00 l1°' ~1 CORONA DB. llM Br1nd New ~ t 8etctl eca,. 481 3V26a Studio lo! quilt l*10fl llrdwd 1111 2Vlc gll, lllpl IO Otclt, •torlOt· ~· tablt, belch, bey, lrbra~ & NB uuta paid Av1 I now Ytehl Club 900/Mo i~mo M•1'2HW 91&-353-2741 , ,,._A = , , ,,._A = I ... COSTA MESA I SOUTH COAST MttAO Chinning Juwot, 1 Btdl>oom Ind 2 Btdl>oom I 8111, NIOl#'ldld by .... pod In 11*1 ~ C1ll 714-557..0075 ·. - 1·211 2lt , .. dUplt• Ott 1)1\M 11111 bid. qlAlt. p!ll. Wld "*~~= 10gat .' 14diffl Nlwport ..,.. "' '"" 26r 1 581. F:ar:· no P911 .... ~ ""'*· $It~ I IMrll ,_,. "'~"'·""' d9dl. -2 •1 ,..7204g2 El! m bet\ ....... ~ ~ l llOQft = ~ rLEOANT llMM UWofO 1•e Eryor a ~ ..... l"'"" ' , tL----~ ... ~ SEil S.y trOttl •ldodl lhott tong teim lurn unlurn 4 • Bii. 2c ga1 sys ays clb18190 ho11m111 com 1 1·~1 E SIDE 203& IA Fullerton l.lrgl, deell duplu 3 2. 2 e., oar. yd, no dog $1800 949-S52-*2 E Side 3bf 21>1 houM Oen $2000.mo ;ncl .f'· Clell9I Open SAT 1 296 RoM Lii 1141-307-4691 ..... Vtfdl Spacious 3Br Looby D•retl O·•' pl!OllH Fiee HBO ESPN & Dote. Pool & Jatuu1 Gue.i 11un· dry Clost lo 405 & 55 F"ff5 Mons liom 0 C F airg'ds college and ochs Waf~lng OIS· WlCI 10 shops an<l res11ur1nts COSTA MESA MOT~ INN 22n Httbor BIYd PflOM 9'H4s-4840 RENTALS TO SHARE 28a. lam im ~•e new cono MIDWAY CITY lllCtds gardener St87S."4o Large 4Br houM 1 room agent 714-5'0· I 151 1'1'111, 1/4 IC lot. S500 $200 d!p 714-tt3-471$ C.M. Condo/IS< 1v1A ., full be cable w d pllOl'I l!ne JIC PoOI $650 mo S600 dep 71 •·336 6034 ANAHEIM HILLS Sbr Estate, priV1t1 bf & balll. geled, N/S N/D, Pool, ernenui .. ~-714-211·2905 Udo ... Bayfront homl "" 2br 2bl apt * ptol'1 steps IO I fll HQll!M)OIDOl I bC:fl bale, W'(J !l9fMr $75() FOR MNT mo • v> utt1 949 s1~438 ~ llACll 1208 ~1 MID PEMN LOCATIOH FOfl nc"' UV IBr lBa ~· --. 1 '-------....1 "°'* 1D --bey -$15(l()'yMl!y For men 111to cell 94U~S&4 Newport HtJJllU 1 Ir t... -pal!ll.'ttfpet. P•rlelnt. OYtr 1er1ge. 11 tOOlmo. t!M73-7'99 Sir 291 ~ ptnln lllllfllY upgtaded, qulel loC. 2 cer fl', lfd h-up $2300 .... ~ • Nlwpol1 w.'11 DuPI• 38r 2Ba. lhlO room liplc. .. bar, llig. ptl1iO. Qlllgt. no p111, S2500/Mo 949-f51M421 FV Oft bldg for 114 500-1196 al X/M1le Square t 08<40 Wam« ~ lbclUI H4 Speed lnterntt 71 ~ 751 2767 H8-Mlri11e(1 Mile olllcl on .. waler1ldl ollers dlsll lot rtnl et S500'pttr mo Wlddl Ulls Allo ·~... lflCloAd pr'lvlle olllcl ~ rtmOdtlad etntral ec..Mal Sl4>S alto avllltbfe · Ideal lor y1c11tib!oklra Clyat11 !M9·64&-8!§9 WHOLES.ALE FLORAL "'1nulec1urer Clearance Save on samplot $lems SUPIJ''fl!I rl()bons & Plaster Urns Huge Oticounts Hours lo-4 369 E 17111 St. 110 94H4H74S 440 lllSCELWIEOUS FOR SALE WOlFF TANNING BEDS TAN AT HOtolE BUY DIRECT AHO SAVE' COMMERCIAL HOME .r ts horn S1':!9 ll0 .OW Mor I t P1.ments FREE (;(\I()( CallloO c.i 1·800·711-()_1158 - «8 ANTIQUES/ART /COLLECTIBLES WANTED ANTIQUES Older S~ Furlllture PIANOS & Coll1a1bl11 ..... . ~ • •• .. • • .. • )Ii • ' $$ CASH PAID $$ .,. . ~ WE BUY ESTATES • -,."f ••• ~.. , tit-t ..• • ,.; 649-4922e SOUTH COAT AUCTION 2202 So. .... St. s.Ma AM. CA 92707 . ~ • French 1040 A"llque prece 60"1 60 · one-Inell 91111 t1ble wltll conttm· portry CHI baH, 54• Karge• 1y11tm llf-cllllra. h 5 -Inell glau cof. ... latlll with two dlllrs. C-onllmpclfary aota bectt m1rllle t1blt , I • 3 Mellogany 1tmo11 new lradltlontl desk, 31 4 Gold Mirror. S111one 'Leguna Vl1l1' , It piece Kreiss outdoor pallo Mt, Four Albert hlgh-tloll whilt pello chalre. ~10& di efnl la. NOW OPE~ Tre11ure """"' Collectiblte ' Con 1 t 1nment1 132 Ctb"11~ St1111 C M Stangl & Wtlfflong Pol1ety- Vtnt•o• Je ... elry·Anuque Dolls Come and Set Usl We rave I IOI of l'IQ il4ml, 11 very rlltOlllblt pncttl 09EN 11!0M1IO, T•Slrt 9'M4W05t Vl$Al'MC. indt] '76 EMPl.OYMEHT OPPOATUNlllES ~ ~•~r .. r ~ The lk'I PC4tl>k To Workf R.E.~EK\'ATIO~ AGJ'.vr.t lull 111111· h11 l\' • .. .J11ll• ~l:!·~I~ T11p· l'111tl11n r. 11 r~lll'r • Jl,,11 I~ t I,~, .. . .,,'"'"'' • l\11d~ ·~· • Lci,cht11,m1""m f ... 1.,1.r .... ?~ 111.J•fftt I .,J,4 \I, .... ........... 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I.• Adi • \ '88 Thur1Ckri, Afnl 12,· 2001 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE soa---51 Socktitet 52 FBI ploy N MlgR)IM,•11 90 Yenlenl pon ,, Wtrinny .,~ &4 Lucie'I dell •5 Atrlcwt COUflfrY el Conl- 117,,,. "'S.111119 .. PNudonym 119 Trou-PMS DOWN I lmptlll ... 2 Choir vd09 3 OtlmllD9 4 Ouiloled 5 Fo~. •II • Soollla>'8f '• eld 7 Blend ...... -e oo-• pi.cie 10Hol-- ' ' Al~pYrpoM wtl!Clea 12 A91alner'a 1 3 PIMnl s tie.s 21 Two -k~ 23 u.. -· ,,.... 2e • Jadl -could .. no hit 27 From l.ondond•'TY • U-01 0 l!lOI l.ntoO -~ 28 Aancll llrey 4G Go bed Ike 29 Su•1 IOOd 30 Moote IC1 CM 52 Pl-v In llw bMI --3 I P•nocl !13 Oatl!g.,oua 32 Uk• • ll'fl'Mlll ~ d ... 33 Admc 54 Tak.• a tnM 311 Hound fQt " AH1Q o" ~'"' !le PeWI Moequa 42 Yeiwan"a pl9c» au 43 Oold •rill.• e7 ldc:l9 locale 44 o.dt openings 58 Ba4 .ir 45 Ne-4llCl•ng 58 ...,... • Sing•• 47 Ool ·~ ea Cloe* numn STUMPED? CaJ fot Answefs e Tcact> tane OI Rilllty "'- I 95c I* """" t .9()()..31G-9800 ext. code 500 .. Bridge BY CHARI ES OOREN whh OMAR SHARIF and TANN.AH HIRSCH PART·WAV 11fF.RE ~ vu1nenlbfc, North cbJ ,_.ORTH •AK S ""AK6 98643 • K9 WEST EAST • J 10 98 2 "'Void ~1~ 1tJ JS c-10 7 •A7 !14 3 2 • JU SOUTH •74J Q 987S4 2 :> AK2 .. 10 .. The bidding: NORTH P.All'T SO nf WPST INT ~ 4 l'bS ,_ .... Opening let<!• Jack or • Usually, for a stnp play to ~uccccd you luave to re1n<>vt' the eJul card.s from lilt hands of boch defenders But somcumcs all yoo can matlaiC is a panlal Strip rcmov111a them from chc hand of only one of 1hc defenders. Herc iJ an c.1u1mple. TilC biddmg wb 'implc After l"or\h's opcmng bid of one no uump. Soulh had the dmnbutiooal val~ for same and WIS llOI in~re«tcd In anything else, a.\ the jwnp to four Clltvroltt Metro '97 air, 1lr conditioning (22M517446t7) S4,90t South Cout T oyot.t 949-722-2000 Chevy Chey~• 1500 Pickl.Ip '93, 5 spd l 42k mi, many tlftru, $«50 lltm 714-tll-0211 Chr(tl« L1811on Con'f 'IS V6, 80lc -m1 fully loaclld IUIQUOISe whl IOP. beeutiful ong cond. $4.260 vlnl276 I 28 0C Aulo &rt '-"" k!Qicd. , WC\'I led the jtct of ptdc , -.Id whb an:Ytlun& but • 4-0 trump apbt deelam'. needed only I J.2 diamOlld chvtsion IO CWm the ConttlCI. The k1n1 of~ won tbc ftnt tnc.k ~ when WC$1 diM:trdcd a spGde on•lhc king or hcans. declarer was Ill ll'OU· ble. De pite the pled>on of hl11h c~ ID dummy, !here were t'l1try problem$ involmi Ill scrtina up the diamonds. llowever, decl~r dls- pla>cd exempllll)' tec¥ique 10 wadr through the morass. , Ab&ndomn1 the major 'uils. declare:r croued 10 the kifll or dta· moods and made lhc key play of cleanna lhe 111Ce of dwnonds before leading o club 10 lhc king. Well rose with the ace nod rc11cncd to spadcl<. Declarer won w11h the !able·, remain· •ni tugh honor. then Ctibcd the king of clubs for a dwnond m.ard. A dta· mond rulT SCI up IWO Iona card$ in dUJMly, only OflC of which W&I need· ed. Oeclam-CT~ back lO the table With the,&% of m!mps and dbcardcd lhe spade I~ on 1 winning dlamood as Ease ruffed. The defenders collect· ed only IWO 11Ump tricks and the act' or cluM Nocc tlw. If declarer do« OOI Ctih the ICC and long of dll· mooch, the COlllnlCI WlJI be defeated. Try 11. DEFEHOER '86 M Yellow, lo 1111111 (llOllS) $33,115 LAM> ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 166-202-4444 DEFENDER '97 Slack. Elclpllonll (115030) 131,985 I.AHO ROVER NEWPORT 8EACH IN-202~ Ollco¥eJy SE 7 '97 (548361) 121,115 LANO ROVER NEWPOffT BEACH tu-58&-1 ... C230 Seder! ... 166-202-4444 I Call Classified Today I (949) 642-5678 131( ..... lmlllacUlele (711007) Ut,990 !ill YrulLml~ Fi.tcMt JcM11a Moton:ars • THFO..GI ClA.':aFED IU-824·1401 '------- Iii IUj ~ERVICE ,,_,.. XJS V12 Coupe 'tO 49': Ollg ml. tMlallc .,.,.. IHl/l.r, c:tiromt whls, g111ged non/1111oke1 IDAol.ll bod)I & ll'llChlnicM cond, superb value v1111112s1e sues finn oc AIMJ 8kr 949-586-1818 _,...., IA· 't1 Vlldall PIM. &611 m. m1111c tu, Oii/Mai ltl'of, clvomt whit, gl/1lgld, f10l\l1fM. lkt MW S10,MS oc Auto Bkn ~~586-1888 ""9 Wl'Mgllf 't3 4)(4 V6, W ~ -.mg AM/FM (229441267149 $7,201 South Coaet Toyotl 1149-722·2000 LlMoln He~ 2000. tSK mt. Lotded. 8llClc .ii tan lnle!a, Chnlml ~ $39.900 818-878-9266 MeNntl Clltyeler Conw. TC • yellow & brown lnt9r. AC llllO, f\j p!)W9f, NMCt 1tc«dl, xlnt cond1 S7900 714· 731 ·3323 .. ... . . •l'CIDI• KHZ EJaO 'M 73k 1111, I OMllf, ea- cllent COlldlelon, I 11,000 Zltt'f= 1757, E!! 2f 4, ...,.... .., ttDE "2 ~ ... ~:: cw, owned by 1 lillle Ole ledy. SOOllMI. llilt new • luly \Qod, ..-di. fld,850 ...... .,....aolll• Dlemond Blue. ,.. ...... pt "' .... 2nd -· odf. b ml. dnYt9 .. ntW1 110,159 * nwn-2011 llEACal 4508l 71 nit oolld, .... ..., lllW, all Nini l'ICGll'da, 11"5 .. ...... 77 Call 71~ IMrcury Topaz XR5 'II 7211 ml, 1-ownl(. gatllQld, .. recotdl. -v cin. nJnl Plff ~. SIP. 23ITi I* Oii l!..._650 obo ~H89-5882 Oldllmobllt CutlMa W V6. LOVr mil•. IMther (315109) $13,988 NABERS (m JS40-llOO Oldlmoblll 54tloultte '00 GLS, Beige, lln IMllllf CO (2'2090) m .- NABERS (714)540-9100 ""* Rowr u HSI( '00 (430f41 I $56.996 LAHO ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 166-202-4444 • JI. . ...-... . A 0 L L S ROYCE 1939 WRAITH FA U X CABRIOLET • Bodied By VANVOOREH OF COUDENVOIE PARIS Ont of. kind MINT CONDmON S120K CALL FOR AWT PRIVATE PARTY 949-719-9317 Toyota Camry LE 'ti 32kml, f\l/I factory wan. go4d/O<•Y lilt, fully loeded, lllflOld. non/I/Ill( s 12750 W1~41 oc Aulo lllll 94?·586-1188 Toyotl Camry XLE V6 auto 11r, luM power, cass co pll~. lb 122719o'083934 111 801 South Coast T oyotl 949-722-2000 Toyota Echo '00 AIAo M f/'I! llM!1ng USS CO player diill aw Diga 1221138.'005689 s 11.eo 1 South Coast Toyota 949-722-2000 I Doily Pilot VW Ewo V• 'II GU ~ ~ ... tm'e. l1llt ~ loalca gNll, priced to ... at Ott, IU11 F" prk:t, IP ' llctnH 114-437·1!31 T O!'!!llD AA A GOOD ADI Cll (141)142·1111 POLICY Kl In ellot1 IO ol'I'< Ile bla1 seMCe ~ IO our t..a. ers and 8dllerosers we wil requue Contractors w~ advert•541 111 1"9 Service O.rec•O<Y to include 1119 r Contractors License number tn the<r tdvtrt1se m&nl Y01J1 co-operaoon tt ·=~I ITA==:J I• ·•I f'1. .. •l I• =-=11-~l _I· ___ _ ·-~ :::...11 • ~I CUSTOM CREATIVE TilE lnslallallOnl slate cerarnlC marble slOne Eltab 1 f75 1112044 J9ft 71W 12.f911 I •t~O""' 1J f'ol,'l'tlf~r • H.\. 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