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'. SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMV\UNmES SINCE 1907 ON lHE WEB• WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM FRIDAY, MAY 5, 2000 ~e~ide~t _petitions agaillst _Ho fie. Ranch_. •J •Costa Mesa man ·creates rendering of Segerstrom's plans, rallies neighbors to fight against the proposed project. COSTA MESA -After hours of precise mathematical calculation, he produced sketches depicting a yellow monolith hovering over his neight>crhood's quiet nest of cul-de-sacs and lawns. Brent Neumeyer, an e rst- while trigonometry and geolo- ~ A CANYON TREK gy instructor, hopes the draw- ings will convince his Ha,lecrest Hall of Fame neighbors to fight the nine-story office building and IKEA furnishings store pro- posed for a i:i.ea.rby bean farm. "I don't want sickos looking down from the offices with a telescope and watching me watering my tomatoes in my underwear,• he .said, standing next to a rose bush in front of his ranch-style home. "l should be able to have some privacy in my backyard.• . The city's two-volume, eight-pound draft report out- lines the proposed Home . Ranch project's irripacts on the neighborhood, but does not include suadies about how 8 nine-story building might bl9ck views or, perhaps, compromise residents' privacy. 'J "There must have' been somebody who lead somebody else to believe it wouldn't be a factor there," said Perry Valan- tine, the city's development ser- vices director. "But we will have the consultants check the diagrams and see if they're accurate. U they a.re, we'll defi- nitely submit them to the final report.• Paul Freeman, a spokesman for developer C.J. Segerstrom, said Neumeyer's sketches on SEE PETITION PAGE 8 ·_.. /.,.. I .•/", .. , MARIANNA DAY MASSEY I DAILY Pl.OT Framed by mustard grass, a biker takes advantage of another beauWul day as be ascends into Crystal Cove's El Moro Canyon. PestiCide use up 51%.in Orange County •Most growth occurred with chemicals lcnown as 'bad actors,' which are highly poisopous and carcinogenic. Action Network, a San Francis- co nonprofit group, is a compre- hensive study of pesticide use across California, with data bro- ken down by region and by oounty. Alex Coolman DAILY PILOT The use of pesticides in Orange County -including · some tjlemicals considered highly toxic and carcinogenic - increased dramatically during the 1990s, according to a report released Wednesday by an envi- ronmental group. The report by Pesticide Between 1991-98 in Orange County, the group concluded that use of a class of pesticides . 72 HOURS A quick · gulde to the weekend © A GEM OF A FAIR: A iietn fair will be held from noon to 7 p.m. SatUfday at the Orange County Fair and Exposition Center, a Fair Driw, Costa Mesa. Admluion Is $4 for .tutts. S3 fof senion 65 and older and he for cNlchn younger than 12. For men lntonn.tlon, c.11(760)747·9215. @. ARMY AIR BASE REUNION: The Costa M9Sa Hlstorical Society will host the 2Sth ~ r.unlon of the s.nt. l\na Nrrrr Altr ... Wing at l :lO a.rn. Sunday at OCC. 2701 Falntlew Roed, Costa Mesa. The~ will lndude tpNkets and~ pits······*"' .. ,,. w.. .... Mdrww Sisters. Reglltretion 11 S10 and hnh II S15. For rnot9 lnfor. mation, call (Ml) IJ1-st11. .. known as "bad actors· increased by 51 % . The •ood actor• class of chem- icals includes acute poisons, car- cinogens, reproductive or devel- opmental toxins, neurotoxins and ground :water contaminants. SEE PESTICIDE PAGE 8 Brent. Neumeyer explains how he believe the Home Ranch project will obstruct views ln his neigh- borhood rrpm a11 angles. DON LEACH/ DAILY PILOT County cleared tO spend n El oro •Judge ruled tha_t outstanding contracts, pending lawsuits are exempt from Measure F's anti-spending provisions. Noaki Schwartz D AILY PILOT SANTA ANA ~A judge ruled Thurs- day that the county can reswne spend- ing on 21 outstanding consultdnt con- tracts. existing litigation and future law- swts in connecilon wtth the proposed airport at the former Manne Corps base at El Toro. . Spending on the controversial project had been stalled, pendmg a deClSlon on Measure F, the irutiabve that would require two-thirds voter approval before new airports, jails or landfills could be bUill. Orange County Supenor Court Judge Otero ruled only on speaftc spending requests that were made by county offi- cials. A final decision on the entire spendirig sect.Ion of the law -whlch attempts to prohibit the county from using taxpayer money on airport plan- ning until public hearings are held m every city that will be affecied by the project -will be made on June 23. The new development could further co1Jl11licate the ongoing battle over the ~ of the 4,700-acre El Toro site. The Orange County Board of SupervtSors JUSt started a review process to detemune 1f 1t· will conbnue work Ol\ the controversial airport project. l On Tuesday, the board began a study on seven alternatives, rangmg from con- tinuing with the au-port, to crapping it and starting over. None of the supervtSors could be reached for comme nt Thursday Lawyer Barbara Llchman, represent- ing the Airport Working Group, which is contesting Measure F m a separate law SEE EL TORO PAGE 8 llDEI . Q.ASSllDS --·--"". __ 13 COMMBm & ~ ___ 3 MIC llJ1m ·--·---·.12 5"1115 ·-------10 ...... ...... ....... ..,., .... , s.w 1 , .. 1 ,...,,.., ,._Cl I -= ..... ., .. -.... so., 0 ) J • • 2 Friday, 1'.Jay 5, 2000 Daily.,ilot Personal, touch Newport Beach's Zoe Hadley brings her own · special moments to others through an exhibit at Graphics Gallery. Cleudia Figueroe DAILY PILOT Z oe Hadley wishes she lived in the French coun- tryside. But instead, she creates portraits of the area and brings a little bit of the Mediter- ranean to Balboa Island. Art lovers will have the opportunity to view Hadley's spectacular images in the upcoming exhibit "Personal Reflections" at Graphics Gallery on Balboa Island. The exhibit, which begins I . May 12, will feature a collec- tion of 35 paintings that Hadley -a 38-year Newport Beach resident -created last year. . Hadley, who attended the Art Center School of Design in Pasadena several years ago, has been a resident artist at the the gallery for two years. Graphics Gallery owner Michael Zschoche said this show' is Hadley's first one- woman exhibition at the gallery. Zschoche sciid the show also features a plethora of figurative and landscape paintings that show Hadiey's impressionistic instincts. One paintirig that will be on display is "Clean Sheets,• an oil painting on panel inspired by a woman bangiilg her laun- dry on a clothesline on a spring FYI Europe. •Mas in Provence• ls a • landscape painting of the • WllA~ Zoe Hadley's French countryside in which •Personal Reflections" Hadley uses a mixture of • WHERE: Graphics Galle~ green, eggplant, burnt sienna 2 9 1' .-1 .and oQler earth tones to paint 1 Marine Ave.,. Balboa Is and l European terrain. All of this ls •WHEN: 6 to 9 p.m. May 12 a setting for a set o( Mediter- • HOW MUCH: Free ranean-style villas with terra • PHONE: (949) 673-2220 cotta roof tops. "My paintings are not just pretty landscapes,• Hadley explained. "They are moments in lime that moved me. Some- times it's late in the day•when the sun is setting behind a building ~r the way the clouds are reflected on water. What's important for me is knowing afternoon in Taos, N.M. In it, Hadley uses bright shades of green as a backdrop, demon- strating her unique awar(!neJS of one's surroundings. Her work is simple, yet it tells a story. . "I paint people doing what they do1 • said Hadley. Zschoche said some of the paintings are based on a series of studies Hadley created last year as she traveled through that my work speaks to others • as well as it speaks to me." TAYA KASHUBA I DAILY Pll.OT Zoe Hadley with her artwork. 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I prefer a quiet introspec-traditional classics, including a tive performance, and less classical piece a few years ago by razzmatazz," said the 44-year-old. Paul McCartney called "Llverpool Bonney, who makes her Orange Oratorio· at Carnegie Hall. County debut Sunday at the Per-"Paul was my childhood idol," forming Arts Center's Founders Bonney said. "So when be kissed Hall, will present audiences with a me on the cheek after my perfor- wlique blend of contemPQrary clas-mance I was thrilled and thought sical pieces. She will be accompa-it was extraordinary to have been nied by Caren Levine in a program a part of that.• of works by Edvard Grieg, Richard As an American girl from a Strauss and Aaron Copland. suburban neighborhood, she is a This weekend's selection, which symbol of hope for those who Bonney picked herself, is just a have dreams of viewing the world small sampling of the leading lady's from the most highly regarded ever-growing repertoire. Bonney, stages in Europe. And, unlike her whose work ranges from baroque American contemporaries Dawn to Bach, said she is always looking' Shaw and Ruth Ann Swenson, for a new piece or part to conquer. Bonney is highly praised for her Bonney's personality seems · engaging and ~own-to-earth per- similar to the roles she chooses, sonality. Being known as a musi- such as Sophie in "Der Rosen cal diva is not for her. Kavalier," Pamina in "The Magic "People call perfonn~rs diva Aute" and Anna in the •Merry when they misbehave,•. Bonney Widow of Windsor" -all of which explained. "In all earnestoess, I are noble and virtuous, yet strong-try not to behave that way willed and deep-rooted. because it's not about me, it's Ranney grew up in Montclair, about the music.• N.J . admiring the intelligence and Orange County Performing talent of ~llist Jacqueline Du Pre. Arts Center spokesperson Timothy At 13 she played cello for the Port-Dunn said Bonney is an intema- land Symphony Orchestra in tlonal opera star known for her M&.r,te before attending the ~ni-. well-rounded personality, not as a vers1ty of Sa!Zburg. and enrolling lll .. temperamental singer. a solo1St ~r?91'arn at the t..:tozareum. ~She. epitomizes everything her In addition to perfomung works generation has strived for over the of the most highly regarded 19th-years with opera music-breaking and 20th-century composers, Bon-away from stereotypes and prima ney has worked with Nikolaus donna personality,• Dunn added. Hamoncourt, John Eliot Gardiner Bonney is especially in tuned to and Thevor David Pinnock -her surroundings and incorporates' some of the most lauded concfuc-that into her work. That and an ln- ' depth knowledge of the back- ground of each piece she performs makes for a good performance. 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GRflUQt •.._...._A bkycll velued at Sl50 w• repott,- ed ~ from • glf'lge In 1ht 200 block b9twl1n 4:45 and 1:15 p.m. ~- • ... IWf DltRc A W8llet WIS repof1ed *'9n from .... ~the 2000 black .. ' ...... ,...,. • ... - Doily Pilot Friday, M.oy 5, 2000 3 _.Balboa mall .charged w;ith lewd acts Bunny bqnanza gives new meaning to anima,/ control •Thomas Michael Murphy is accuse~ of touching three young 'girls inappropriately. SU. Doyle DAILY ~LOT NEWPORT BEACH -A Balboa Island man suspect- ed of touching three youllg girJs inappropriately was charged Thursday with six counts of lewd acts with a minor and one count of pos-ses~on of child pornogra- phy, authorities said. Thomas Michael Murphy, 52. appeared in court Thurs- day but did not enter a plea. Arraignment was set for Tuesday i.n Harbor··Justice Center. Murphy, who was arrest- ed Tuesday a t his Vine Avenue home, is being held at Orange CountY. J ail on $250,000 bail. He allegedly started befriending the girls in December, inviting them for ice cream and other outings, said Tori Richards, a spokes- woman for the Orange County District Attorney's Office. In many cases of crimes against minors, the children trust the adult suspects, said Sgt. Mike McDermott of the Newport Bedch Pohce Department. Authorities said the three young girls told their parents that Murphy touched them inappropriately and showed them mo ra hie materi- als. A Co gir as come DON LEACH I OAttV PILOT Balboa resident Thofuas l\<f.ichael~urphy.accused of committing lewd acts with a minor, appears in court Thursday. said they could not confirm ber story. Police began looking into. the case late last week, when the parents disclosed the girls' allegations. Child pornography was confiscated from a computer in Murphy's house, McDer- mott said. During the bearing, Mur- phy gazed a round the court- room with a serious expres- sion on his face. Mark Sark, who lives across the street from Mur- phy, attended the brief hear- . ing. · Sark srud he felt com- pelled to sit inside the court- room Thursday out of..,f:on- cem for his three daughters. R un, rabbit, run. It's every bunny for him- self.As you may have hea1d, Leisure World in Seal Beach is besieged by bun- nies. The numbers are hate- ra1sing. We're not talking about 10 or 12 here. We're talking about hundreds of wi_lc;l rabbits, sometimes in packs of 20 or 30. They are systematically · stripping the place of any and all plants, nowers and ~arden vegetables, like a !\Warm of locust on an African plain. So how did Leisure World get taken ov~r by bunnies? Glad you 'asked. It's a great example Q[ the Law of Unintended Conse- quences. There was a time, not long ago, when the open fields around Leisure World were home to a healthy population of red foxes. Foxes love rabbits. Ask any fox "Chmese, Italian or rdbbit?" and the answer is rabbit every time. As long as the foxes were around, the rabbits were a rare and apprecidted sight. • The circle of life was in perfect balance until a few years ago, when some endangered species were found in the same open fields and the feds said the foxes hacl to go. ThG foxes were gathered up and care- fully relocated lo ntce, new open helds. The e ndangered species were pleased. The rabbits were ecstatic. Everybody was hdppy. Until the Ldw of Unintended Consequences kicked in, that 1s. The rabbits dre now per- fectly rree to spend their days and nights doing one of their favorite thmgs: making other rabbits. As you know, rabbit do not have good values, and they are always 10 the mood - lOV lgato~ts!j""'•-te~~-ht~~..--~~~~-~~.....i._.__ IN IRIEF Rodman's drunk driving hearing set for May 25 A pretrial bearing on a drunk driving charge against former pro bas- ketball star and New-• port Beach resident Dennis Rodman bas been ,::optinued until May 25, pendingi "dis- cussions" with the Orange County District Attorney's Office, attor- ney Paul Meye r said. The D.A.'s office had no comment on any possible negoUaUons with Meyer and his namboya.nt client. Rodman's blood- alcohol Jevel Wa5 0.15 -almost tWice the legal limit -when Cos- ta Mesa police stopped him Dec. 22 near South Coast Plaza. Rodman, driving a Bentley, was pulled over near Bristol Street and Paularino Avenue, where officers sa.id be failed a field sobriety test. He was taken to jail, but freed after post· ing s2.soo bail hours later. Rodman has no prior drunk driving convic- tions. In late ~August, authorities r 'rrested Rodman at Woody's Wharf in Newport Beach, where he report- edly fought with anoth- er patron. Public drunk- eDDeR charges filed by the D.A. 'I offlC'e were dropped three 1DQPth1 later becaUle of lnluffi- clent evideDce. NMl'ly three months later, Rodman was arrested for allegedly striking bil estranged wife, Carmen lDec:tra, ID Miami Be,ch. Those charges were ~ntual· ly d.roPped u well. _ .. ...,.. Put a few words to work foryou. Call the DailyPilot CALL 642-5678 ·· THAT'S YOUR FINAL ANSWER, IT'S TIME TO ... CELEBRATE CINCO DE MAYO All WEEK LONG AT ... Ml CASA OUR MEAt'S ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO TRY OUR ... FISH TACOS, TAMALE.S, GUACAMOLE '9 MORE! VI s IT OUR ... IURRO ROOM FOR CO<ICTAIU, IMPORTED IUR AND OUR MARGARITAS MADE WITH GOLD TEQUILA Peter Buffa '~OMM£NTS & CURIOSITIES By the way, wild rabbits are also a problem at Leisure World io Laguna Hills, although tO a lesser degree. Twq retirement communities, 20 miles apart, each besieged by bunnies. What is that au about? The government, extraterrestrials and the bunnies are all in this t'ogether, I'm telling you. A similar case of the Ldw of Unintended Conse- quences began 200 years ago gn the Hdwaiian Islands and is stlll happen- ing today. · When the hrsl explorers from Ewope arnvcd, their ships carried some unwant- ed tourists below decks - rals. Once they scui ried onshore, with no naturdl predators, the rdts bred like, well. rabbits. Someone got the bright idea of importing &ome weasels to prey on the rdts. Unfortunately. they picked mongooses as lhe winners of the free Hawa11an vdca- tion. No one realized lhdt rats are nocturnal and mon- gooses are dmmal So other than pa!. mg each other now <Jnd then <Jt dawn and dusk and hurl- mg a few insults - #Weasel! Venmn' • -the rats and mongooses had very little to do with each other. And so, the Law of Unintended Consequences goes Hdwaiian. In no tJme at all, the islands were overrun with rats and mq.n - gooses. I learned all this on my first trip to Hawaii. I was on the Big lsland, staying in a second-fl oor room with an outside door. I bounded up the stairs one afternoon and found a lcUge mongoos~ curled up on the mat below 1 .· my door. I smiled, kept my hands in sight and said, as softly.as possibl~. "nice mongoose." It was not amused. It started to hiss at me. J tried "shoo, go away, scram.• It hissed louder. t backed up, made my way down the stairs; then spnnted back to the lobby. The desk clerk and the bellman, unlike the mongoose, were very amused and told me the sto- ry of the rats and the mon- gooses. It was a great story. 1 gave the bellman $5 to come with me and explain it to the mongoose. But we're not here to talk about wedsels in Hawaii, for heaven's sake. Rabbits in Leisure World are whdt rcc1lly rndtter. The question 1s, what can thc•y -the people, not the rabbits -do about it? Letsure World's extermina- tor has tried all sorts of poi- sons over the lasl vear, but the bunnies are smart 'and c1vo1d the stuff like 1t Wds poison. And speaking 01 legdl nightmares, there's . dlways the risk of someone·s pct findmg the poison. The exterminator claims ttie only way to deal with the number of bunnies 111 questJon is to use au guns to send them, one at a .lune, to that big hutch JO the sky. One lltUe detail· The exter- m111ator needi. a perrrut from Sedl Beach to discharge fire.arms within the CJty hm- 1t!. Barn, it's a ndllonal story. I cringe every bme a gov- ernment agency gets entan- gled 10 an <rn1mcil issue, having had some experi- ence with drumal stones in my previ<)us life. It is the ultimdte no-win situation. Having to do" anything unpleasdnt to animals is bad enough, but cute ah1- mals ensure.that whatever decision you make, you wtll be wrong The animal dChv1sts are going ballistic and Leisure WorldJres1dent!., while spht over whether to shoot or not to shoot are uncinimous m their demand that some- thing be done ~ (dSl. Through no fdult of its own, the city ha!. tumbled into the qtric)f.sdnd or con- trove r!>y, thanks only to the dPtt11l of d pennit for pellet gun-.. Good luck, my lrwnds Don't worry, thi!. will get much worse> before 1t ge ts better 1 don't know exacUy how 1l w11l t•ncl, hut it will not Pnd well Do what you w11l, uty types, the story is dlreddy w nlten It 's ~city d9dlrlsl Thumper • And l'l'Tl' bethn on the bunny I gottc1 go . • PETER BUFFA IS a former Costa Me~ mayor His column 1s pub- lished Fridays He may be reached by e·!Tl<ltl at Ptr840aolcom Orange County s ~west Source for Contemporary 9lome ![urni.sfii,ngs & .9lccessorits 1800 Newport Blvd. • Costa Mesa (949) 548 .. 4874 (l..tiJ o,., Bl«* s.w11 Of Nillt~"'-f' ~) .. .. . . Building on ,(.= EX,perienc~ •Ellen Formica, wlio processes building pennits for the city, is Ne~rt ~each's employee of the 'year. NoMt Schw•rtz DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH - For a dozen years, Ellen Formica has toiled away in the city's building department, serving cus- tomers who often range from impatient to down- right surly. But Formica, who BRIAN POBUOA/ DAILY PILOT processes building pe~-City of Newport Beach mits, doesn't mind. She permit teclmid an Ellen feels useful leading peo-Formica was recently · ple -in her own gentle named the dty's , , .. ~E,!)IHA FEJZAGIC DIMARTINO I DAILY !'ILOT Student Steven Thomas serves breakfast to Peggy Dawson, assistant pii.ncipal at Costa Mesa High School, during Thursday's Teacher Appreciation Breakfast at OCC. way -through the m82e employee of the year. of city bureaucracy that is necessary even foi: a Ana, where she worked minor job of home remod-for nearly two decades. eling. · She started out as a Students Sho t he th are It is often a thankless records clerk for the w e ac rs ey c position, 'so it came as a police department. · · shock when, Formica said, . After eight years, she Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -The tables were turned Thursday morning when teach- . ers took their seats and students ran the show at the second annual Costa Mesa Teacher Appreciation Breakfast. Teachers from Costa Mesa's two high schools were honored by students, parents, business and religious leaders at a breakfast held in OCC's Captain's Table restaurant. said Dave Cline, preiident of Balboa Orange County Fair, among many oth-she was recogruzed as the was transferred to the Instruments. ers. Although the event is meant to city of Newport Beach's clerical division , where .. The event is sponsored by the heads of honor au the teachers, the principal c;>f Employee of the Year. she filed and typed letters· three local organizations: Balboa Instru-each school handpicks 15 teachers to "I was amazed and sur-until one of the directors ments, the Costa Mesa Chamber of Com-participate each year. prised I got it,· she said. encouraged her to look merce and Harbor Trinity Church. The idea is to rotate through the facul-Her co-worke rs1 on the into the building depart- Leaders of the groups wor~ closely ty staff so that all teachers eventually have other hand, are the least ment. So She toek some with the schools and 1ecided that acco-a chance t6 go, said Andrew Hernandez, bit !iUrprised. They say classes and eventually lades were long overdue. principal of Costa Mesa High School. she amazes them every became a permit techni- "We want to do something to let "We try to be as representative as we day with he r even-tero-cian. them know we care,· said Stephen can, since we have both.middle and high pered patience. She's Fonnica said she came Scherer, CEO of Balboa Instruments. school at Costa Mesa," Hernandez said. been described as a dying to Newport Beach "We want to make sure there is specif-That intimacy is part of what makes breed -the kind of because she was on an ic recognition of their fabulous job with the day special, said Marian Dickey, an woman who in11pired the interview board and was our youth.• · English teacher at Estancia High School. quaint Americana of Nor-thorol!ghly impressed by Once seated, teachers were told to stay put while students catered to them -bringing them coffee, juice and the 1----9r:ea·-klus~eneiee. Besides hosting the event, members "This is really nice because it's the man Rockwell paintings. the beach community. of the eaa:mber, ehurch-an0-e&iapan·1 two Costa-Me~,OOJ~~· llg....J:e~J-'.-+-~45helNts-!!>W1!et"<!S:-oim--__..lt's--a--n~.-vien~usi;--t--l•I hit the pavement tQ ~U:ontributions_ nizeg _and working with tlleJ:QI!llluni-be,• saiciro-worker-Susan-Joh,• she:... said. "Yo I J • • I Members of all these sectors of the community voiced their deepest grati:- tude for the dedication, time and itard work that teachers put in each day. fror;n the community. Upon entering 'the ty," she said. •And to have the kids Mccourt. encounter so many diller- breakfast, each teacher received a fat come and do the speaking and the serv-formica came to New-ent types of personali- ·"The teaching profession is the only way we will survive as a civilization,• envelope of gift certificates, including ing is the most rewarding. 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Othe rs -the squeamish ones -pulled, pinched and tugged deli-· cately, but to no avail. Camilla, a patient Hol· stem , stood indifferently, only occasionally swatting the young, aspiring dairy farmers with her wiry tail. . least on~ play in the "That's nature fo lks,• h~y. said Kia Smallcomb, Students in the program teacher for the g roup of learn to chum butter, milk fift h-graders, as Camilla cows a nd plant vegetables. took a brief b~throom The girls a nd boys from br,:?ak, causing spectators Carden Academy of Basic to scatte r. •Just try to enjoy Education in Mission Viejo the moment.• wore their uniforms of red They were participating kilts and navy shorts. in the Agademics program "This is really fu n at -a workshop at Centenni-firl;t, but I don't think I al Farm allowing children could do it for a living more familiar with con-every day," said Justin crete and cul -de-sacs at Yang, 12, after scraping a National Cat ProtectiQn Society NAT CAT We are jo ining thousands of e ther animal welfare "PET ADOPTATHON 2000" ditch in the dirt where he and bis class would plant Cherry Ball radishes. •I think your hands would get very blistered." Jennifer Withrow, the program's organizer, admits that kf\OWing how to milk a cow might not be a practical skill for most Orange County cbil· dren. "But I think it's 1mpor· tant people know where their food comes from," she said, washing celery, car- rots and radishes that she had just pulled from the farm's soil. "Plus it's good that they know the differ- ence between a ram and a lamb, a boar and .. &1 sow, a dairy cow and a meat cow." •I think they' II have a better respect for full· time farmers,• Small- comb said. "I've taught them this is a way of life for some people, but a means of life for others.• Brooke· severns, whose blond ponytail swung · while she talked, said her one-day experience helped her better understand her father, who grew up on . several farms. "This is what he did all day,• said Brooke,· who at home grows parsley. basil", tomatoes and cilantro. 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Corona dcl Mor ' -~•~·'·• • ~ -J ·----------------------- ' Mother's Day Brunch at Hyatt Newporter M 1 Sunday, May 14 ~0:00am-3:00pm -~ 1• MOTHER'S DAY BRUNCH featuring Mouthw~renng Carvi ng Sr:uion Garden Fresh Salads Bre:ikfost Favorires Pastries & Confections Chef's Courmct Encr~es Special Children's Buffet Chilled Seafood & Sushi & More! Family Fun Balloon Arcist, Magician , Face Paincer and Pecting Zoo PC I O:OOam -3:00pm .. ' •• Brunch is $39.95 adulcs, t $I 7. 95 for children 12 and under, children undet 3 are free . Jndoor and Oucdoor seating avaiJable. Reservati ons are highly recommended. Please call (949) 729-6,160 1107 Jamboree Rd. l .. you over to Zubies real soon! Zubies is located at 414 Old Newport Blvd in Newport Beach, across Newport Blvd from Hoag Hospital. Call (949) 645-6086. 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C ildren (5-12)-$16.50 Children under 5 Free Complimentary Self ParJ<ing Complimentary Flower for Mom Live Entertainment • 17900 Jamboree Blvd., Irvine Reservations (949) 225-6650 .· RISTORANTE •Festa delta Mamma• .. (Mother• Day Celebration) Sunday, May 14, 2000 • llam to 3 pm A3 former Exccucive C hef of Tuuo Marc in Newport Bc::lch, C hef Corrado Gianocti, invites you to his newly opened restauraM, Corrado. A delicious Mother's Day buffet will be served c:fn May 14 . Roasc:ed leg oflan'lb, roasted leg of veal, jumbo prawns, grilled shrimp, seafood salad, salmon carpaccio and other delights will tastefully aatiaf'y your appetite, as well as your family & guests. At Corrad o, you're family! f'\dulu $28.95.chlldren $15.95. C hildren 6 and under cat free. .. Daily Pilot ...... TOWll • Send ~ TOWN items to the Daily Pilot, 330 w. Bay -. sr., Costa Mesa 92627; fax to (949) 646-4170 or call (949) 764- 4330. A complete listing may be found at www.dailypilot.com. TODAY A gem fair will take place from noon until 7 p.m. at the Orange County Fair and Exposition. Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is $4 for adults; children younger than 12 are free; seniors 65 and old- er are $3. For more infor- mation, call (760) 747-9215. SATURDAY The Costa Mesa Historical Society will present the 25th annual Santa Ana Anny Air Base Wing Reunion at 8:30 a.m. at OCC, 2701 Fairview Road , Costa Mesa. The event will include speakers, displays and entertainment by the Wannabe Andrews Sisters. Registration cost is $10, $15 for lunch. For information on registration, call (949) 631-5918. - call (714) 432-5880. . ' Orange Coal College wUl present a. television direct- ing workshop titled "Directing for Television ~th Marvin Rush,• frpm 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Room 204 of OCC's Lewis Center Building, 2701 Fairview ,Road, Costa Mesa. Regis- 'tratlon is $45. Rush has worked on a variety of situ- ation comedies and dra- mas. For more information, call (714) 432-5880. I SUNDAY Crate & Barrel at South Coast Pl~a will host a bridal event from 9 to 11 a.m. al 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. In Style maga- zine editors Kim Johnson Gross and Jeff Stone will give tips to both potential brides and grooms. Tickets are $15. For reservations, cfill (714) 825-0060. Don Herman, founder of a nonprofit group called Youth Entrepreneurs Inc., will host a free seminar for teens on how to turn hobbies into business. The event will begin at 2 p.m. at Borders Books, Music and Cafe, 3333 Parking is free. For more infonnadon, call (714) 755- 0340. The Volunteer AssodaUon of the Sherman Library & Gardens will host a garden tour from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. llie event will feature six cha.rming private residen- tial gardens. V15itors will be treated to refreshments at Shennan Gardens, 264 7 E. Coast Highway,. Corona del Mar. ncket prices are $20 for advance order and $25 on the day of the event. For more information, call (949) 673-2261. An open-casting call for Regis Philbin look-alikes will be presented from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Orange County Market Place in Costa Mesa. Animal Crac~kEntertainment will host e event al the main sna bar area at the Oran County Fair- grounds, 88 Fair Drive. The entertainment agency will also be seeking other look- alikes, such as teonardo DiCaprio, Ricky Martin, Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Pitt. Be prepared lo appear in front of a judge's panel and answer a few ques- _/_ OllTUAIY Judge W. James Turpit Retired Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge W. James Turpit died of natural causes Wednesday at his home in Corona del Mar. He was 85. Following a bid for election to the California Assembly in 1966, Judge TurpH was appointed to the bench in 1967 by then-Gov. Ronald Reagan. He retired in 1987 and began a seven-year affiliation with Judicial Arbitr&tion and Mediation Service in Santa Ana. . Raised in Hastings, Neb., Judge Turpit receiveQ degrees trom Duke University and the University of Nebraska School of Law, then .served in World War Il as a first lieu- tenant inv'the U.S. Navy, piloting patrol planes in the Aleutian Islands. Married for 57 years and the father of four children, J~dge Turpit and his late wife, Barbara, settled in Whittier in 1946. There, he practked law, first with the Hon. Edward J. Guirado and then with hls finn of .Turpit, Thompson & Miller. Bear St., Costa Mesa. For LouJs Turi, astrologer and . more information, call author of The Power of the. (714) 432-7854- Dragon and the Moon Power Starguide series, will discuss his work and sign pooks at 7 p.m. at Bor- d,er Books, Music and Cafe at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear Street, Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 432-7854 . . tions in character. Win)'l.ing contestants will not only take borne $100 in cash, but will obtain bookings as celebrity look-alikes for special events. For more infonnation, call(949) 487- 9296. Admission to the swap meet is $1. Parking is free. Judge Turpit and Barbara moved from Whittier to Corona del Mar in 1988. He was an active leader of local civic and serviee organiza- tions: a vestryman of St, Matthias Episcopal Church; past president of Oralingua School for Hearing Impaired; past president or both the Whittier Rotary Club and Whittier Bar-Assn.; past commander of American Legion Post 546; and a member or the Whittier Masonic Lodge, Pasadena Scottish Rite, Al Malaikah Shrine Club, San Gabriel Conclave and other Masonic orga- nizations. A gem lair wlll take place from noon until 7· p.m. at the Orange County Fair and Exposition Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is $4 for adults; children younger than 12 are tree; senjprs 65 and old· er are $3. For more ihfor- mation, call (760) 747-9215. A horse show at the Eques- trian Center will begin at 8 a,m. at the Orange County Fair and Exposition Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For more information, call (909) 302- 5071. Women Helplng Women will host a· spring develop- men taJ workshop for women who want advice on preparing for a job interview. The free event · will be from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at 711 W. 17th St., Suite A-10, Costa Mesa. For information, call (949) 631-'2333. The Latest Thing Teaching and Healing Center will host "Mind, Body and Soul Fair" from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The free event will feature authors Gene Oliver and Tatiana Elmanovich, drum- ming, face painting and spiritual readings. The cen- ter is at 270 E. 17th St., Cos- ta Mesa. For information, call (949) 645-6211. "Start and Succeed ln Importing,• a workshop for entrepreneurs and man- agers, will be held Crom 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Oasis Community Center, Room lA, 800 Marguerite Ave., Newport Beach. ~dmission is $48. For reservations, call (949) 644-3151. Orange Coast College will present a fast track to com- puter skills with a class tilled •pc Boot C:amp: The Fast \fack. to Computer Competence.· The pro- gram starts today and will continue through May 21. Classes will meet from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays in OCC's Computing Center, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Registration is $258 and a $120 materials fee is payable in class. Cost for a single boot camp weekend. is $95 with a $40 materials fee. For more jnformation, "Strawberry Sunday,.. a classic car show, will be held from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Orange County Market Place at the Costa Mesa Fair Grounds, 88 Fair Drive .. Cos- .ta Mesa. Admission is $1 and parking is free. For information, call (949) 732- 6616. The Orange County Jew- ish Community Fair will liegin at 11 a.m. and will feature music, dancing food and prizes at. the Jew- ish Federation Campus, 250 East Baker St., Costa esa. e pnce is or Adults and $4 Jor seniors and children under 12. l~IEFLY Sewage spill closes stretch of Newport Beach St. Mark Presbyte rian Church will obsE!rve Older Adult Week by presenting ~What To Do If You Think You Have Memory Prob- lems,· a discussion led by neuropsychiatrist Dr. Bet- sy Parker, at 11 a.m. at the church, 2100 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach{ The forum is free and open o e pu c. or more information, call (949) 644-13~1. A sewage spill caused by a blocked sewer line Thursday forced the clo- sure' of the beach between Bayshore Beach and Dover Shores in Newport Beach. The Orange County Health Care Agency has determined that the beach will remain closed lo swim- ming and diving until water quality tests indicate contamination from the spill has cleared up. Put a few words to work for you. Call the Judge Turpit is survived by his four children, Lorrie Smith of Corona del Mar, John Turpit of Coronado, Elizabeth Reynolds of New York City and Bill Turpit of Costa Mesa; as well as four grand- daughters. A memorial service will take place at 3 p.m. today at St. Matthews Traditional Episcopal Church, 1723 Westcliff Drive, Newport Beach. In lieu of flowers, gifts in mem- ory of Judge Turpit may 9e made to either St. Matthews Church or Impaired, 7056 S. Washington Ave., Whittier CA 90602. Jewish Community Center of Or.1n9c County For 1nl~rmat1on , ccJll (714) 755-0340 • 1llMk ~cw to ow epomon: ni. ()flinge eoonty R9gisW. Cleytort Engineenng, lne., ~ ~ Co . Fletcher Jonea ~. Wol1cMew TIWYll. FutSignl. llNlggel't a.gell, """'9't ~ Diii, Lil ~.,ny AR~ Judge W. James Turpit 111wn11n 11.1. PllllTI 1r LITIYYllUlll'l lllDIY. P1.1Y111 Ulla II!! --- On Tuesday, May 23rd,· the Doily Pilot will publish a #BASEBALL CARD" page just for the players! 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I --------------- ... • .. 8 Fridor, Moy 5, 2000 PESTICIDE CONTJNUED FROM 1 In Orange County. said Susan Kegley, a staff scientist for the group. the most corn· mon pesticides are the fumi. gants methyl bromide, sul· fury! fluoride and a ~il treat- ment called metam sodium. All three are considered ·bad actors.• · . The chemical mix, indica- tive of an area with many homes and only limited agri- cul~ure, "reflects what Orange County Is as · it becomes' more urbanized,• Kegley said. Orange County is hatdly the heaviest California user of such substances. That dubi· ous honor was reserved for highly agricultural Kem County. m which more than 8 IY Tll IUMllU •Wpa .... of.alYe p .... dlli .............. I nppHalllnOr .... 'eountr In 1•1: 1,~263 • lDt.a ....... of ectlve pesticide ....... .... .... 1ec11n0r-.. Cowtty In 1998:1 2, 113, 112 • Total pounds of hu· ardous •bad actor• pH- million paunds of "bad actor" pesticides were.. used in 1998. But Orange County has the distinction of using a g00<:1; number of particularly unhealthy pesticides. "lt's a pretty nasty set of chemicals," said Steve Orme, a data specialist with Pesti- So/id 7~ 'Pati6 . ~ GET TRE POINT?- Teak is now Affordable! We Buy Direct, Eliminate the Middleman! Compare our Prices! Teak9.q».W Costa Mesa Showroom by appointment 1240 Logan Ave. Unil H Ccomcr of M<:Clintoclt & topnl (714) 544-7268 www.teakoutdoors.com Oassified ads work for YOU! tic .............. Ow•• Cowttr In :1.-: 1,505,753 •1-........ of . Or ... Countr ••Ind otharc.-lfomlacoun- ~In.,_ of ownn pettlclda UM: 23 • 1919 ,.,..,.. of or-.. County ....... other C.llfwftl• .... ti .. In terms Of •INld actor• pesticide me: 13 Anti.mite, wtuch has an office in Costa Mesa. Antimite uses sulfuryl fluo- ride under the brand name Vikane as an anti-termite fu.rpigant, Taylor said. But he noted . that the company's policies have evolved consid· erably since the old days of "spra)1ng everything and let- ting God sort it out,• he said. "We've gotten a lot more technical in the application of treatments. We make our standards a little higher than w,hat might be req\&ire'd by the state government, so that we have a cushion bullt in,• cide Action Network. • • -Taylor said. Despite what the numbers · The potentiaJ effect of pes- indicate, the ·application of ticide application on water pesticides is more carefully quality, once a nonissue, 1§, monitored than it was in t.J:.ie now something roonitorea1 past, said Dave Taylor, an closely by Antimite, Taylor e ntomologist and safety said. director for the Southern Cal-"We never take any rinses ifomia pest control company [from equipment cleaning) or EL TORO CONTINUED FROM 1 suit, said this was a major vic- tory and will force the board lo c9ntinue with the planning process. Lichman believes the supe rvisors are "acting out- side their authority'.' in look- .. ing at options other than building an airport. The working group's lawsuit is challenging the constitution- ality of the anti-airport mea- sure, which passed with near- ly 70% of the vole in March. #Either they have to build an airport or nothing -or sit op their hands,· she said finnl~ . Local pro-airport represen- SPRING SALES EVENT ,·8 new balance ~feAPJ.. MEN'S & WOMEN'S . New Balance JACKET COLLECTION • Corona del Mar Plaza 932 Avocado St. CPCH & MacArthur) [949] 720· 1 602 . waste material and pour it down the drain," because of concerns about contaminat· mg the wateJShed, he said. This kind of awareness about the n~ to control pes· Ucide application is cru~. said Defend the Bay founding director and Newport Beach resident Bob caustin. "(Pesticides a!el a very serious problem, and very widespread,• he said. #We over-dpply tremendously because it's cheap and conve· nient. •. Such convenience comes at a high price when r8:,IDs and runoff from irrigation car- ry pesticides downstream, he said. "They don't ·nave any chance al all to break down. They end up hitting the (bot· tom-dwelling) organisms and ente ring the food chain,· he ·said. tatives, including Newport Beach Mayor John Noyes ... were comforted by the news. In the wake of Measure F and the supervisors' decisiop. lo review their options, lhe pen- dulum appeared to be swing- ing against the projeet, said members of the pro-airport contingent. Meg Waters, a spokes- woman for the El Toro Reuse Planning Authority, however, disagrees with Llchman. She said Thursday's ruling doesn't mean anything, arguing that almost 70% of th~ county's voters supported Measure F and they are the supervisors' "real constituency, not the judge." •They should think long and. hard before they start getting drunk Wlth money,· she said. • u ain't over until it's over and the fat lady hasn't even tuned up yet.· The board is scheduled to hear public ~omments May 16. .PETITION CONTINUED FROM 1 the whole did appear accu- rate. •Maybe the dimensions were a bit off,• Freeman said, "but it would be total- ly reasonable for him to submit them and I'm hop- ing to meet with him myself." The property 'is desig- nated for homes ·and small industries, but 'the Segerstroms are asking the city to make an exception. Neumeyer and the 1 Halecrest Hall of Fame 'v Homeowners Assn. -in addition to many home- owners surrounding i'he proposed 93-acre project site -have vociferously opposed the Home Ranch project. They say car!> going to and leaving the development would flood their quiei.treets with traf- fic and puinp smog into the air. They have also com- plained ~hat the offi ce buildings would block views. Neumeyer said he spent moce than 40 hours creat· ing the 10 diagrams, which illustrate the proposed buildings from 10 different angles from various points in the neighborhood - including his and his moth· er's frontyards. He is circulating the did· grams, along with pell· tions. lo other homeowners in the area. Costa Mesa resident~ have until mid-May lo request information about the project from the city's plannjng department. The city's consultants are required to respond to the requestt,.before the Pldn· ning Commission and City Council vote oh the project Neumeyer said ·· he. . . ma ke it. into the fmdl report. 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Erk 1Welt, Newport girls trade c~ach Friday'° May 5, 2000 • Sports fdltor Roger Carisoo • 949..Sl 44223 -Doily Pilot T~ sweep· to Sea View .. crown • • CONRAD lAU I DAILY PILOT Newport Ha r&MP: senior Doug Dukes leads the 1,600 pack with teammate Chris McMillen just oU his left shoulder in Thursday's Se a View Leaif'Ue track and field finals. McMlllen, a junior, came on to win it 4:25.;H. Dukes was second in 4:26.81 for the Sailors. Steen, Dill multiple winners · • Steen wins three crowns, Dill takes two titles in Sea View League Finals. Tony Altobelli DAILY PILOT IRVINE _, Some familiar faces as well as some new ones walked GIRLS away from Thursday's Sea View League girls track and field finals with cham- pion status. Sailors' junior Amber Steen led the way, winning three individual events. Steen succe¢fully defended her 1,600- (5:03.66) and 3,200-meter (11:26.19) titles with relative ease. She also won the 800 with a personal-best time of 2:17.14. To show he r dominance in the 1,600, Steen, neck and neck with Woodbridge's Jessica Kanin after 800 meters, turned on the jets and had a nine-second adv~tage after 1,200 meters and a 15-second edge at the finish. In the 800, Irvine High's Christine Carter ran an Inspired race just to hang in there with Steen, before succumbing to the Steen burst in the final 300 meters, winning by over four seconds. "Needless to say, Amber really stepped up tonight," Coach Eric l\veit said of Steen, who also helped the 1,600 relay team take the top spot. "Seeing her PR in the 800 was really great to see. She was very strong tonight." Senior Krista Dill ts also a two-time, two- event league champion after successfully defending her shot put and discus throw titles. She d estroyed the field by nearly 32 feet in the discus with a personal-best throw of 133-1. Her 40-51/2 effort in the shot was just under three feet better than anyone else. Perhaps the most pleasant showing of the night came In tile 300 lnlel1Jlediate hurdles when Sailor freshman Valerie Day led from start .to finish to win with a personal-best 47.86. •vou expect the older athletes to do some things, but to see a freshman perfonn like she did was tremendous,· l\veit said. •That was the highlight of the meet for me." Senior April Ross was the winner in the CONRAD LAU I DAILY PILOT Harbor's AprJI Ross goes up and over to wi.n the Sea View League high Jump title. high jump, clearing 5-2, winning by one Inch. tonight,• TWeit said. Ross also took second in the triple jump Joining Steen in the 800 will be Lynn (35-3), which qualified her for next week's Rinek, who placed third in the 800 (2:23.81), CIF Southern Section Preliminaries in both edging out Woodbridge's Jessica Kanin for events. She took fourth in the long jump that important No. 3 spot. "She had never (15-111/2). beaten her until tonight," l\veit said. "I was Breonna Tiffany just missed a berth at CIF vecy happy to see that." in the triple jump, firtishing fourth at 33-11/2. In the team totals, the Sailors ended up in The top three in each event move on to second place with 95112 points behind Wood- the prelims, which take place at Mt. San bridge's 121112. Antonio College on Friday. • The 1,600 relay squad of Nadja Topalovic, Joining U!e top three will also be anyone Lauren Hansen, Lindsay Woller arid Steen who surpassed the CIF qualifying time or qualified for CIF with a second-place docking mark in each event. of 4:08.36. Lisa Gerlach placed third in the discus with One missing factor In the finals wtis fresh- a strong throw of 105-4, earning her a place at man sprinter Amy Burlingham, who did not the CIP-prelims. compete because of a prior colllIIlitment. Nadia Topalovfc came in fourth place in Despite the runner-up finish, l\veit was the 400 with a personal bast of 1:01.74. very pleased with the outcome. •0ur girls Another personal best time In the same r~ce performed well tonight," l\veit said. came from Natalle Standre with a 1:03.08, "We had some younger kids step up and good for seventh place. . the older ones did w,hat they had to do lo be "It was really nice t6 see them step up for successful.• •Jones captures four leagu~ championships in pacing the Sailors to first title since 1979. Tony Altobelli DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -New-YS port HarbQr High boys track and 80 field coach Bim Barry remem- bers the last time the Sailors won a league championship. He was a part of the 1979 squad that won the Sunset League title. l\venty-one years later, Newport Har-. bor does it again;' winning the Sea View League title with a solid 115 points, 41 points better than runner-up Irvine's 74 points. "It was a great an-around team effort that made the difference,• Barry said. · "The regulars performed like they should have and we got some support from our youngsters. It's a nice feeling." . One of Barry's "regulars" equaled a mark even longer than the Sailors league · title drought. Senior nevor Jones became the first Sailor since Brian Theriot in 1974 to win four league titles. Jones won the 100- meter dash (11.22), the 110 high hurdles (14 .76), the 300 inter- mediate hurdles (37.42) and joined Richard Weber, John Pescbelt and Dan Moyer in the winning 1,600 relay squad (3:21.39). "I was a little ner- vous about the 100, • li'evor Jones Jones said afterward. "In the prelims, it came down to the wire and ~ knew that I had to go .all out. Near ' . To -add to the accolades, Jones' 300 lH time broke the Sea View League-record time of 37 .59, set by Irvine's Al Williams in 1997. ·"I. remember running against him as a sophomore," Jones said. "I found out that what his time was right before the race. When I got my hand time, I knew it was gonna be pretty dose .. I was on the edge of my seat when they announced the time.• Peschelt defended his league title in the high jump with a mark of 6-2 and also won the 800 (1 :58.27), holding off Laguna Hills'.Chris McGlone (1:58.66). In the triple jump, Ryan Brill saved bis best jump for last. Not even in the top- three, Brill ripped off a stellar final jump of 42-83/4, moving him to the top of the heap. Brill also qualified for the long jump with a third-place mark of 19-91/4, · "That third~place mark was huge for us," Barry said. ·He really stepped up for that event and it really helped us." Another strong performance came in the shot put where Rion McKinney threw a personal-best 48-1, winning the title over Laguna Hills' Ryan McMillian (47-5112) and teammate Nathan Caldwell (47-43/4). For his third-place mark, Caldwell qualili~ for the CIF Southern Section pre- liminaries, set for Friday at Mt. San Anto- nio College. He also qualified in the discus after taking second at 144-0. Doug Dukes qualified for 'ClP in both the 1,600 (4:26.81) and 3,200 (9:51.34) with a secoqd-place finish in each. · Taking ~tin the 1,600 was teanunate Chris McMill'\m with a 4:25.31. The Sailors will be will represented in the hurdles events. Joining Jones in both events is Dan Moyer who took third in the 110 highs (16.18) and had a qualifying time of 39.35 in the 300 intemtediates. "l was really proud of Dan tonight." Barry said. "He had a big night for us.· The Sailors 400 relay squad of Brill, Weber, Adam Keams and David Spregner took'third with a 44 .63. "David battled for us out there,• Barry said. "He's been very sick, but he decided to compete anyway . " Despite a couple of setbacks in certain events, the Sailors still stake claim to the league title, something that Barry didn't quite predict in the beginning. • "I knew we were strong, but I didn't kno~ how our younger guys would do,• · BarrY said . •w e had a mix of athletes as far as age and experience goes." ONE WILD FRIDAY Tars clinch Sea View tie I •", • I ---- f ()d.ty ', (f.1rlll '• I ~ l '.I M nnd ty' q.tn11 · ' · •, • Cdllllt c..e. ... UnMnlty llt ...... r • It's a nonstop day on the prep level. It's a.n annual high school rite that comes each spring -wild Friday, and today's the day. It star1s at 1 p.m. with Pacific Coast League and Sea ~ League boys and girk swim finals at Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor, respectively. Corona del Mar ts zeroing in on league crowm, and N~wport Harbor will be trying to take 10me of the lUJter off Irvine's run in the Sea View with many lndMdue.l 1tandouts. At 3:15 it's bueball, and although power- laden Univenlty bu the PCL crown wrapped up in a neat package, the battle for playoff bertha rematn.s with Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa In the hunt. - At 5 p.m. (following the field events, which begin at 2:45), the Pacific Coast League track and field finals are at Irvine High where Corona deJ Mar's gtrls are heavily favored, and the Sea Kingt' boys are locked in ! three-way due~ with Costa Mesa and Laguna Beach for honors. finally, at 6:30, or thereabouts, it's The Match III as Newport Harbor hosts Corona del Mar in nonleague boys volleyball. Corona deJ Mar bas won twice; at home in a nonleague match, and at a neutral lite, Santa Barbara High, where the See Kings captured the coveted Tournament of Champions title. So, if you're a sports fan wondering what to do today, well, you have plenty of options. I~ -. Newport Harbor High'• boys volleyball team clinched a share of the Sea View League title with a VOWYllLL 15-4, 15-2, 15-5 pasting of visiting Aliso Niguel Thursday. Billy Clayton led the Sailors with 11 kills. Dustin IWng- wortb.. Blake Tippett and Adam Tomalu each contributed five kills. Newport (13...t, 7-1 in leegue) bosts"Back Bay pval Corona del Mar tonight, at about 6:30. • • Corona clel Mar, meanwhile, swept host Costa Mesa, 15·0, 15-6, 15-9 in a Pacific Coast League match. The Sea Kings, the reigning PCL kingplnl and ranked No. 1 in CIP Southern Section Divilk>n I, had eight ldlll from Kevtn 11amen. Brian Gallagher and Alec Hamon each had lb ldDI fc. CdM, and Evan Burden dllbed out 22 um.ts. 1be Sea Kings face Beck Bay rtnl Newpolt Har: bor tonight. CdM (16-1, 8-0 in leegue) WOft .... ~ two meetmgs. • tJahenlty, meanwhile, wu a 15·1, 15-9, 15-5 winner at Bttenda, dollDg out tb9 l!aglel. '1 _0a __ 1~_P_a_~----------------------~--...:....._:.. ____ ~~J>(}l{l'S~----·'------------------------F_ridoy;;...;.L;..._May_,_s~._2000 ___ ~ .. . TARS SPARKLE AT SEA VIEW FINALS GIRLS 1,600 CHA11P.10N - ·• Olson third overall, ' but named Sea View's : Most Valuable Player. : LA HABRA -Newport • Harbor High's boys golf team , had two of its goliers finish in • the >top six of Thursday's Sea 1 View League Indivi dual fln.als • at Westrldge Country Pub at • : La Habra, par 72, to qua.Iffy : tor next week's CIF Southern : Individual Tournament. The top six league finishers advanced. Kevin Olson shot a 74. in his final round to finished third in the tournament with a , total score of 151. He was behind two Woodbridge gol(ers, winner Mike Clarke PREP GOLF John Clarke fo r fifth and sixth place with a score of 156. With only two slots available for those three, a playoff decided the final two spots. Kush and. Johnston both f>arred the first playoff hole to advance. The Sail9rs' 'fraighe Con- cannon shot a 76 in his fipal ro\lnd and mi0ssed getting in the playoff by one stroke. He finished with a 157, tied for eighth place. Mitch Jobn!i placedJ4th ~161). Scott Tip- pett an Miller Akins were in a four-way tie for 16th place with a score of 162. • and Nate Yates. But Olson, a Newport senior was named the Sea View League MVP as he boasts the lowest scoring average in the league. Ne~port's other qualifier, Dan Kush, had to sweat through the tournament. After 36 holes, he was in a Olson and Kush were also named to the Sea View League first team. Teammate Jake Allanach, who has the league's second-lowe5t scor- ing average, was named to the second team. Newport will start competition in the Sea View League Team Championship Monday at El Prado. CONRAD LAU/ DAI. Pl.OT Newport Harbor's Amber Steen takes the inside lane on the way to the Sea View League 1,600-meter crown. • '· three~way tie with Irvine's J .J . Johnson and Woodbridge's CdM, Mesa tied for tNrd place Juniors shine • Sea Kings win; Mesa f falls to Northwood, 3-1. Corona del Mar High's softball team pulled out a 10- 8 Pacific Coast League victory over visillng Estancia to pull even w1lh Costa Mesa for Uurd place and the Hnal auto- • NAC strong at Long Beach.Invitational. LONG BEACH -The Newport Aquatic Cen~r Junior Rowing Team bad a ROWING banner day at the Long Beach Invitational Regatta on Sat- urday, April 15. • matic ClF Southern Section playoff spot. Sea King freshman Ahssa Zoelle pitched m relief and picked up the wm, and she provided the big offensive blow Wlth a three-run triple. CdM's Amy Tyson aJso hit a triple. Helen Flores provided most of the offense Cqr Eslancid (4-18, 1-7 in league) with a double and triple. ln the Men's Varsity Eight race, NAC powered into the lead and never looked back, taking the gold. Then two rowers hot-seated immediately into the Men's .Varsity Quad boat for another race. That boat took the early lead but couldn't hold on, finishing second bf less than two sec- onds. ' · The men's varsity pair also took the gold in its race. The men's junior varsify team took first in the light eight race and second in the light four, with the men's novice 1 double for the Eagles. t-,;.~~-t--f'trnrfi'1 m· string second a:m:t-th · · third. Kate Mead had a second place finish in the women's varsity single event, with the women's varsity quad team taking third. Meanwhile, the women's novice eight fin- ished a strong second in their race while the women's novice four took the bron2e in their event. CdM improves to 7-9, 4-4 in league. IL closes out the season next week against University. currently in sec- ond place, and Mesa. Costa Mesa High's softball team lost to vlSiting North- wood, 3-1 . With the win, the Tlmberwolves clinched the Next up is the final event of the season, the Southwest Regional Championship Regatta in Sacramento, May 19-21. UTILE LEAGUE Tigers take 11-5 win over White Sox COSTA MAJORS MESA -The Costa Mesa American Little League Major Division Tigers defeated the White Sox, 11-5, Wednesday. Corey Hughes, Jamie Ttnnlon, R.J. Duemberger, Andrew Sanford and Nick Peterson each had two hits for the Tigers. Sanford clubbed his seventh home run of the season to spark the offensive · side of the game. -Peterson, Hughes and Matt Doran combined to toss a six-hitter for the Tigers' hurlers. HAPPY BIRTHDAY c.1111 • ..., ... Dally Piiot's . ........... ..-...... r--------------------, ..., I I I ~ : I ii I r 11 ! ' I I I I I I I I L--------------------~ ..., M&Cuwm • ........... 1MGC,......., TENNIS Estancia tennis COSTA MESA -Bstanda High is seeking to till both the boys and girls tennis coach- ing posibons. COLLEGE MEN'S TENNIS Azusa ~Pacific . stuns Vanguard Cougars top Lions, 5-3, in Region II finals. SAN DIEGO -ln a battle of two of the NAIA's top-sue teams, the Vanguard University men's tennis team was mildly upset in the NAIA Re9:ion n finals against Azusa Pacific, 5-3, Thursday at Point Loma Nazarene. Winners for the Lions, ranked No. 3 in the NAIA. were Olli Helrninen and Joak.im Ulfvebrand 111 singles and th~ doubles team of Ulfvebrand and Martin Makovec. NAIA REGION II TOURNAMENT FINllS AzusA PAOFIC 5, VANGUAAD UNMRSITY 3 Singles · Johansson (VU) lost to Mathen, 1-6, 1-6; Helmine'n (VU) def. Asusa, 6-1, 6-4; Ulfvebrand (VU) def. Rudi, 6-1, 6-1; Stromberg (VU) lost to Medina, 6-7, 2-6; Makovec (VU) lost to Molinda, 3-6, 3-6. Doubles -Helminen-Johansson (VU) lost to Mathen-Hahn, 4-8; Skrzeczynski-Stromberg (VU) lost to Medina-Mohnda, 4-8; Ulfvebrand-Makovec (VU) dei. Rudl-Asusa, 8-5 JC TENNIS Orange Coasfs Keijzer advances Orange Coast College 's Lot Keijzer advanced to the third round in both the singles and doubles tournament at the women's-State Tennis Regionals at Mt. San Antonio College and is just one win from the state tournament in both. -Afte r a first-round bye, Keijz~r defeated Liana Shupe of Cuyamaca. 7-6 (7-1), 6-2. She takes on No. 3 seed Nicole Lundgren of College of the Desert today. The dou- bles team of Keijzer and Ertca Goode had ·a first-round bye and moved to the third round wben their second round opponent failed to show. In first-round doubles acbon, OCC's Sondra McNa- mara and Merin Yoshida fell to Regina Taylor and Lorena Martinez of Rio Hondo, 4-6. 6-2, 6-4. JC BASEBALL Bucswin· • McCanne slugs two homers in 9-2 victory .. Orange Coast College's baseball team contlnµed its recent roll with a 9-2 Orange Empir~ Conference win over visiting Cypress. OCC's Johh McCanne went 3 for 4 and hit his first two home runs or the seaS'on. Teammate Ryan France went 3 for 4 and is batting .500 over the last eight games. Drew Parkin improves to 4-3 as he pitched the complete-game Victory. The Pirates are now 18-22, 8-15 in conference. a.AW ..... ciar zaa o.·-CMsT" 0..-2 Cypress 000 010 001 • 2 8 2 occ 030 500 10x -g 16 1 Diaz. Powell (4), I{~ (I) and Castlen; Parkin and Keller. W • Pati(ln, 4-3. L -Dial. 28 • Wiethom (OCQ, Hubberd • (0, SNpp (Q, Ruzl«ttl (Q, Fr.ncitco (0 HR -McCMlne (OCQ 2 SOFTBALL Pacific Coast League, the first title in the school's one-year history. Northwood (14-2, 8-0 in league) scored all its runs in the fourth, with a RBI triple by Leslie Curtis the key. Mesa (7-11, 4-4) also scored its run in the fourth, as Sarah Watkins' fielder's choice drove in Michelle Nguyen. The Mustangs close out their season against Laguna Beach and Corona del Mar. The Sea Kings are currently tied with Mesa for third place in the PCL. PAOFlC COAST LEAGUE CofloNA DEL MAR 10, EsrANOA 8 Estancia-300 140 0 -8 9 0 Corona del Mar 301 240 x -10 15 1 man an c a; , Zoelle (5) and Tyson. W • Zoelle, 6-2. L . Wyman, 4-18. 20 -Cachola (E), Flores (E). 30 • Tyson (CdM), Zoelle (CdM), Flores (E). NORTHWOOD 3, COSTA M ESA , Northwood 000 300 0 -3 8 3 Costa Mesa 000 100 O • 1 4 3 Lewis and Ota; Shanley and Watkins. W -Lewis, 11·2. L-Shanley, 6-7. 30 -Curtis (N). unLE LEAGUE Angels knock off the Phillies. 14-8 COSTA SOFTBALL MESA -After allowing a five-run first mmng to the Phillies, the Angels came back to win, 14-8, in Costa Mesa Little League Softball action last weekend. Key hits by Kadi Bauermeister, Parls Gray and Julia Hayward started the big comeback, while the defensive trio of Kim Palambo, Hannah Moss and Elizabeth Yundt turned two double plays, keeping other Phillies' attacks minimal. Stephanie Mello, Mallory Meek and Yundt led the Angels' pitching. , . f or lnformation, call Girls .. Athletic Director Nancy Fe rd.a at (949) 515-6508. Newport Harbor falls to the Hawks. 3 -1~•·--....,_.. __ SOFTBALL ON NOW .... Pt? WHAT'S THAT? It really doesn't matter which century you're operating from, there')) always be a Goat Hill, but Mackerel Apts seemed to never catch on. wide range of humor has drifted out .the terms "Goat Hill" for Costa esa and ".Mackerel Flau( for Newport Beach over the early years ... Afte1 Harbor High opened its doors in 1930i the athletes from Costa Mesa and New'port, re presenting the st\J,dent force at Harbor High, prompted many adults to wince in time. Llke most kids, the Harbor students eventually chose to jab each other with a sarcastic thrust now and then. Mackerel Rats, to Mesans, was a perfect fit for the . fishing port of Newport. One said years later, "Tuna be or Not Tuna Be, that is the question.· But Mackerel sounded better than tuna. Don Contrell SIDELINES Still, Newporters had to struggle to find sometlung insulting and funny enough that would fit the Costa Mesa kids. There were cows,'horses, chickens, pigs. dogs and goats So one fellow emerged with the term of Goal Hill and Goat Hillers. And oddly enough, it caught on. In fact. Mackerel never stuck and faded away, but Goat Hill became firm and enduring. . The masculine types accepted "G~t Hillers" and didn't hesitate to defend the term. Even the Costa Mesa gaJs seemed fond of calling themselves "Goat Hill chicks," according to a recent line from Keo Fisher King, Class of '49. ~ As for the marine world, Newporters could easily accept the school nickname of Sailors and draw litUe or no intimidation. In fact, many believe students from Costa Mesa and Newport chose the Navy over other military services because they h ad become conditioned to the name of Sauors out of school days. Goat Hill imagery arose after WWII when some, \Deluding Newporters, chose things to fit the picture. It came to mclude dodhopper boots, white T-shirts and Navy P-coats. LeVIS also had a place and many gals would rip off the back pocket red tags to build a collection. One chap claimed he favo~q Goat Hill smce it worked Ill a good "hilllsm" like Pork Chop Hill, Lavende r Hill. Boot Hill and so forth. No one ever expected a rap out of yesteryear from a westsider who was long assumed to be a solid GOclt Hille r and that was Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Farner Joe Muruz. a '44 gridder under the late Les Miller. Although he had no intent to oUend anyone. Muniz released his startling opinion about 10 years ago when he told the Pilot he was annoyed by the term Goat Hill. He claimed "there were never an oats livin in Costa esa " o, e won ere w y anyone ever ec1 e o gwe e area that moniker. Further, he said 1t was strange that others would accept that term. With amusement, Muniz was bewildered to observe the outcries .arising against him. After a barrage of complainers across the city cited memories of a goat here and there from east to west from the early days. Muniz laughed. He claril1ed his point. He said such a name was not justibed on the baslS of a stray goat or two. Calling for memories of herds was one way Muniz could offset an embarrassing recall from his neighbor, Ivan Caley, e top tackle on the '48 football team. Caley called to relate that he had a goat he fed for a year outstde the front of his house and was startled that Muniz didn't remember. " And former coach Al Irwin's wife, LolS, had recalls of Mesans who acquired a goat dunng World War 11 for baby milk. Muniz' phone started ringing off the hook ahd le ft the issue as a standing comedy. Recently, Muruz said 1t prompts noth.ulg but amusement everytime the subject comes up Thus, he will probably be prepared for Ule latest laughable finger-shaking that comes' from Keo Kmg.'whose family lived on the eastside for yea.rs. King said, Hon the comer of 21st and Orange. Mr. a nd Mrs. Tait had a whole dairy of them (goats). So there, Joe Muni2! The Joiners kept goats and I tlunk the McVeys did, too. l guess it just depended on which side of Newport Boulevard you lived on.• One former Newport Harbor· High footballer wanted to share amusement and said that a prized Billy Goat has always been around when the Navy played West Point m football at the end of the season. He felt that defirutely showed harmony between Sailors and goats. lo fact, the Billy Goat is the Nava! Academy's mdScot Many recall Muni2 always keeping things ahve with humor and good cheer before he was called off to W\i\'ll in 1944. Upon his return, one who valued lus bloclong. noted.fullback Ralph Freitag, approa..ched tum and saJd, ·we missed you, Joe." Annual ORANGE c NEWPORT BEACH -In Wednesday's game, Newport Harbor High 's softball team lost to visiting Laguna Hills, 3-1, ln a iea View League contest. Huntington bad an RBI single in the third inning that scored Lauren Gallardo. The Hawks are now 17""1-2 in~· ENDS SUNDAY! The Sailors (9-11 , 0-6 in league) were limited to three bits. Two were amglel by Bra· anne Parmeter, and UN ,. ......._ =-... "'..:\ ' YllN,_ -"9 0 • I I I .......,...,. ..... ,., ,.-rid~ar.91MIU ....... W•'-' 1~7.l·dr•M ........... ... HOURI "l'tls• fly. ti W ID lpm ~ j 11....-•tOpm M • r '°"" t» ., ...... UB .... \ - CITY OF COSTA MESA ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA NOT1CE IHVmNG BIDS NOTLCE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhlt Mllld pr~ lor lumfltllng 111 labor, m11er11l1, equipment, trlnll>O"t · lion .no audl Oltl8f fldl-1118' .. l'NIY be reQIMld for FA"'VIEW PARK SITE WO"K AND BUILDING CON· STRUCTION OF A RESTAOOM1 PAVILION, ANO IN· FORMATION KIOSK, Pl'OjeCt Ho1 oo.oe, 2501 Placentia Avenue. Costa M•M. Callfomla. • Bide Wilt be reoelved by the' City of COl(I Meea at the' Office °' the Qty Cieri<. T'f Fair Driv1, Costa Mesa, Calitomla, untlt the hour of tO;OO e.m., Monday, Mey 15, 2000, It wtllc}i limt they wm be opened publicly and read aloud in the Councll Chambers. Sealld proposals shall be1r the tille ot the wolk and name of the bidder but no 01her dist· lngulshlng marks. Any bid received after the scheduled closing time ·tor the reclllpt of bids shall-be returned to bk:t· • der unopened. It shall be the sote responsibjllty of the bidder to see that his bid Is received In proper Hme. A set of Bid D~· ments may be Oblalned at the Olffoe of the Cily Engineer, n Fair Drive, Cosla Mesa,-Callfomla, upon nonr1fundabl1 PIYmtnl of $25.00. An addlllontl charg1 of se.oo will be made if handled by mall. Bid Documents arid oUler contract documents may also be examined at the Office of the Clly Cletl< Of • the City of Costa Mesa. Bid Documents wlll not be malled unless 1he aO- ditional $8.00 charge Is Included with payment. Each bid shall be made on the Proposal form, sheets P·l through P·9 P<Ovided in the con· tract documents, and shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check or a bid . bond for not less than 10% of the amoun1 of their bid, made payable to the City , of Costa Mesa., ~'? 'proposal shall be ·eon· s1de1ect unless accom- panied by such cashier's check, cash, or bidder's bond. No bid shall be con· sidered unless n Is made furnished by the City of Costa' ~esa and is made en accord4nce with 1he prOlllSiOllS of the Proposal requirements. Each bidder must nave a Class B" Gen· eral Englneenng license and llso be prequellfled as required by law. The City Council ,.ot 1he City of Costa Mesa re· serves the ngh1 to reject any or all bids. The Contractor shall comply with the provisions of Section 1no to 1780, lndusiye, of the California Labor Code; the prevailing rate and scale of wages es· tablished by the City ot Costa Mesa. which are on file with the City Cieri< of 1he City of Cos1a Mesa: and shall forfett penalties prescribed !herein for noncompliance of said Code. MARY ELLIOTT Deputy City Cllrtc City of COila Mesa Published • Newport Beach·Cosla Mesa Daily Pilot· April 28, May 5.~ F372 . FIND a n a pa.run.c nt lhroup c lass lA.cdJ 1111 mmMRB I MESSENGER Phyllis Marie M1111ng1r, ege 77, paH•d away May 3, 2000. She waa 1 rttl- dent of Newport Belch fOf 4e yrs. She WH I loving mother, wife and grandmother. She It 1urvlved by hu1band Wlll•m ~ Sf., daugh- ter Lltlle Dfozd, ton wintem Mtuenatr Jr., brother Wiiiiam Geohealm and grand· aona, ban Drozd, Biii M111eng1~ Bob ...._..,, and grand- d1ught1t1 J1lm1 Drozd, Alllaon Meuenger ind Wendy M1111ng1r. Memorl1I 11rvlcH will bl held It 11em Tuelday Mey 9, 2000 o the· Pacific View Mttnorill htk Chepll. In lltu of flowwa the = r9e1ue1t1 that butlon• bl INldl to the Hoeg Hospital Foundation/Cancer ::n-i? PO Box 8100 ltech, C.llf 92 100 ~~~ ' . ... ~·" ~---" l l'lctttloul ... ... ,_,.. .. ...... The lolloWlna '*'°"' ar1 dolt'll ~ ae: J1bronl EntererlM, 218.3 Rl#ll Lane. Coale ~ Calfomil 92827 Patti<* Oenlel O'leary, 2163 Awai ·I.A, Coat• ,.. ... , Clllfomfe • Thit bustne1a le oon· dUc;ted by: an lndMdUtl Have you 1t1rt1d doing buslneea y1t? y ~. 1/30/00 Patr1ck O'Leary This statement wu fllld with the Coun1y Clllk of Orange County on 4·27·2000 2000ll27213 Dally Pilot May 6, 12, 19, 26. 2000 f3?0 FlciltlcSu• Bualneu Name Statement The following pellOnS 1re doing bullness u : Sunny Food• Com· pany, 4101 N. Sulllvan, San11 Ana. California 92703 Due Hung Le. 17561 Geraldine Ln., IA. Hunt· lngton Beach, Cellfornla 92647 Dan Tran, 401 N. Sullivan. Senta Ana, California 92703 Thia business Is oon· ducted by: a general partnership Have you started doing business yet? Yes, 'J/27 /00 Due Hung Le This statement was filed with the County Cieri\ of Orange County on 03-27·2000 2000fl24083 DaUy Pilot Apr. 21, 29, May 5. 12. 2000 F3§8 ' BSC .9446 NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF:· CHRISTOPHER THEODORE YOUNG CASE NO. A202041 To all heirs, benefl· claries, creditors, oon1· ingent credi1ors. and persons who may other· wise be Interested in the will or estale. or both, ol: CHRISTOPHER THEODORE YOUNG A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been filed by LILLIAN YOUNG MCENIRY in the Supe· rior Court of Callfomla, County ol· ORANGE. THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests that LILLIAN YOUNG McENIRY be appointed as personal represent· 11t1Ve to admlnisler the •state of the decedent. THE PETITION re· ot' ill • codicils. If any, t>e ~mined to i><obate. The Will and eriy oodlcffs are available for ex· aminatlon In the file kept by the court. THE PETITION re· quests authority to ad· minister 1he estate under the Independent Admin- istration of Estates Ac1. (This Authorily will altow the personal represent· alive to take many ac· lions without oblalning courL.approval. Before taking certain very Im· portant ectlons, how· ever. 1he personal repre- senta1ive will b1 required to give notice to In· terested persons unless they have waived notiee or consented lo the proposed action.) The independent admlnls· lrahon authority will be granted unless an in· terested person files an objeofion to the petition and shows good cause why 1he court should not grant the authOrity. A HEARING on ttwt petition will be held on MAY 25, 2000 at 1 :45 p.m. In Dept. L73 lo· cated at 341 The Clly Drive South, Orange, CA 92868. IF YOU OBJECT to the granting or the pell· tlon, you should aP911&r et the hearing and state your objections or file writlen objections with the court before the hearing. Your ap· pearance may be in per· son or by your attorney. IF YOU ARE A CRED- ITOR Of oontlngent cred· itor ot the deceased, you must file your claim wi1h the court and mall a copy lo the perllOrlll r~ resenta11v1 appointed by the court within four months from the dell of the first Issuance of 1•1· Iara as provided In Pro- bate Code section 9100. The fime for flNng clalms will • not expire befor• four months from the hearing d1te noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file klPI bV t.he oourt. If you ere a petson In- terested In the estate. you m1_y file with th1 OOUrt a ReqUMt !Of Sc>e- clal Notice (form OE· 154) of the flffng of Ill in" ventory and 1PPraiul of mate assets or d any petition or 1CCount as 11rovld1d In Prob1t• ~ Hcilon 1250. A Request for Speclel No-ll~ form Is av1llable from \tie court cterl\. Attorney for !he Petition«: Dennie D • ..,_, leq. (CllN OH871), 2014 "' lfoedWeY, lenlll Anl, CA tnOI PuCll1h1d Newport Beach·Ccma MeH Diiiy ~ 28, Mly 1, s. 2000 fM313 Flc:tllloul ....... ... ............... The =petllOl'll .,. doll'IQ 11: Cat Wllil Re- ICtlfCI, u.c. 1 10 Na. port Cent• o.M. New-~ it.act\, Cellfornla 92e&O Cit Wllil Clplttl .,_, eounie, LLC, (0~), 110 Newpotl Cenlllf Drivl. ~ BelCtl, Califof> Thi• bulln11a la oon· duc1.ed by: Umited liabil- ity Co Have you started doing ~ yet? No C.r Wah Capital Re- source, LLC, Jeffrey Manchest1t, ~mber Thi. statement w.1& flled With thl County Cletl< of ~ Couf)fy on !j.3,2()()() 2000N277H Dally Pilot May 5, 12, 19, 26, 2000 F391 Flctltloua Bu1lnee1 Name Statement The following persons are doing bulloess as: e) L01nllne Financial, ~ l.oel'lfine Mortgage, loanllnedir8C1.oom. loenllne Lending, Loanllne Funding, 485 E. t 7th Street, Sutte 245. Costa Mesa, Calf. lomla 92627 Troy Knell Johnson, 36 Edmonton Pl1ce, Aliso ·viejo. Callfomla 92656 • This business Is con- duc1ed by: an Individual Have you started doing l>USJness yet? No Troy Knell Johnson This st1tement was filed with lhe County Cieri< of Orange County on 5-3-2000 2_000fl27803 Dai~Pilot May 5, 12, 19, 26,lQQQ F389 SUMMONS (CITACION JUDICIAL) NOTICE TO DEFEN· DANT: (Avlso a Acusado) HIGH TECH WOMENS HEAL TH CLUB, INC., MICHAEL TAYLOR and DOES 1 to 25 . YOU ARE BEING SUED BY PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le esta deman· dendoy. LIFE FITNESS, a division of BNnswiok Corporation Yoo have 30 CALEN· DAR DAYS alter this summons Is served on you to file a \}'pewrilten response at this court. A letter or phone call will not protect you; your typewritten response must be In proper legal form if you want tne court fl? hear your case. response on time. you may lose the C898, .11nd your wages, money and property may be taken without further warning from the court. There are other legal requirements. You may want to call an attorney right away. If you do not know an attorney. you may call an attorney re· 180'al satvlca Of a legal aid office (listed In the phone book). Deapuea de que le entreguen esta cltacion fudlcfal usted tleoe un J>lazo de 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS para presentar una respuesta escrita a maquina en eS1a cone. Una carte o una Hamada tetefonk:a no le olrecera proteccion: su respuesta escrita a ma· qulna tl-que cumpllr con las formalldacles le- gales eproplades sl usted qulere que ra cone escuche su caso. SI usted no presents su respuesta a tiempo, puade perder el caso, y le pueden quitar su salano, su dinero y 01ras CONS de su propledad sin avlso adlclonal por parte de la cone . Exlsten oiros requls1· tos legates. Puede que usted quklra namer a un abogado lnmedlatamente. Si no conoce e un abogado, puede llamar a un eerviclo de referencie de abogados o a una oflcina de ayuda legal (VH el direclorio 1ele- fonlco). CASE NUMBER: (Numlro clel CllO) 031394 The neme ind 1d· dNM of the court 11: (El nombR y dtNCClon di II COftl M) ORANGE COUNTY SU- PER 10 R COURT, SOUTtt JUSTICE CENTER·ANNEX, 23141 MOULTON PARKWAY~ 2HD FLOOR, LAGUNA NIGUEL, CA e21n.ao1t The n1me, ICldres1, Ind :=ione IM#llber of p;;t;;ift •• ettor~. °' ptetmtff wttMut an 1t1orn1y It: (El l!Ombr9, II dfreoolon y .. l'IUflltfO cle ..wono del lllogldo del de- mtndlnte, o del de- INll ldWtte .,. no 1lene lltoaedo,•) OOflM.D I. ""°U81 JA~HOU)(H. Fl IOO N. ITATE OLLEQ&. ILVO., IM#TI :.. OMNGL CA OAJI: llP t1.1. t• A~ IUTI" Cleflc, ~ Ill "' AaRAHAM, ~ltlld Newport EIMcfl.Cott• MeN Delly PMot Mey 5. 1a. 19. ff, 2000 • • f38Z • I I I I ' \ I • I . I I ' I l \ I I ' ' 1, C91""°9 f'toddoue .......... • '°. ,:-~ .,.. doing 11: Conllon-Onllne.OQm. 518 ~eslmlnlttf Av•., N•wport Bllch, CA 92663 ~. Mn P1trlce Snell-At· Heon, 518 Weecmln•r Avenue, • Newport aGW9 ~·~ oon-' To alt helre, ducted by: 1n if1dMdull be!......... ..... HIVI you 1t1rted to"·· oo n ti no• nt doing l>ullrltla v.rt No oredltore, end '*" Ann P1ttloe ~·Allllon HfW who m9V Other-#Thie ata11m1nt w11 wtM b9 (~ In tlfecl with thJ County the wll ot ....... ot Cftlk of Orenge Couity both, of: L()lllffA on 04·18-2000 MILLI AkA LOlllNA 2000ll2'211 HDMIETTA MILLI Dalty Pilot ~ 21, 29, A l'£TIT10N ,_. t$Y 5, 12, ~ F371 Men fllM by UNOA SUPERIOR COURT ~HACHATOORIAN OF CALIFORNIA, In the·~ Court COUNTY OF of Calfomla. County ORANGE of ar.na.. • Larnoree.ull Juetloe THC f'fTmON Center • Problte requ .. q thet CHAft~ S41 The City Orive. L 0 T T E I • Poet Office Box 1•111, MCCLEER!V be Oranoe. CA .oointed -penon-9288~·1571 al ·rep,...ntdw to IN THE MATTER OF edmlnlttet tM eetate THE PETITION TO of the deoedent. CHANGE THE NAME THE PETITION OF Nancy Mezer1-Gold h OAOER TO SHOW r • q u 8 ' ta t 8 CAUSE flOA CHANGE decedent • WILL end OF NAME oodlo"9, if Slf'V, M CASE NUMBER edmltted to pNJbete. A201737 The WILL end tllfV PETtTIONER(S) oodloll1 .. evsllebl• Nancy Mezera·Gold tor ~ In HAS/HAVE FILED A the file Upt by the PETITION FOR AN oourtTH. E _..._.ON ORDER TO CHANGE rt• I I I I NAMES FROM requffta euthority to Nancy Mezera·Gold edmlnieter tM ffmt• TO Anastasia Nancy under the Ind.pen-Petaaa dent Adminl9tretlon It Is hereby ordered of Eeutn Act. (lllle that all persons In· euthority wll elfow 1eres1ed In this matter the penonel repre-appear befOfe this court Mntetiw to ta• in Departmenl No. L73 meny eotlone wi~ of the Superio< Court out obtainlna.__ oourt ol California at the ad· approval. Before dress stiown above on t81dno oen.lft wry 5-16; 2000 at 2 ·o'clock Important eotlon1, p.m. and then and there howewr, the per-show cause, It any they eonal repreaentM!ve have. why the petition wilt . b9 required to for change of name glw notloe to Inter-should not be granted. Mted pereone unlnt It Is further \)rdered they haw waived that a copy ol thtS order to show call$8 be pub-notic• ot oonnnted Ii~ in The Daily Pilot, to • the propoeed e newspaper of general eotion.) The lndepen-circulation published In dent edrnlnlsttetlon this county. at least once euthority will M a week lot lour con· orented uni••• en secutlve weeks ptior to rnt•r••ted pereon the day of Ille hearing. fllee .., obfeotlon to DATE: MAR 31 2000 the petition end JAMES P. GRAY, 1howe good cauee JUDGE/ why the court COMMISSIONER OF thoulq not grent th• THE SUPERIOR authority. COURT A HEARING on Debra 'Gtimalla #125721 the petition wilt be 620 Newport Center held on Ma 25, Drive, Suite 1100, New· in DIPt. L73 loceted etll -341 The City Oriw Orenge CA 92818. IF YOU OBJECT T~the anting of the on, you I appeer et the heerino end 1tate your objectlont or flla written objec· tlont with \he oourt before the heeri.ng. Your appearance mev be in penon or by your ettorney. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOft or • oondnoent oNdltot of the Cleoe-.d, you mu9t file your olaim with the court and ~ a oopy to the pereonel repreeenta-tfw ..,olnt9d by the coun within four rnonthe from the ate of ftr.t laauance of lettere •provided In eeodon 9100 of the Callfomie Pro-bate Codi. The time for flllno olllimt will not e•re before four monthe from the hHrino date nodoed ebow. YOU MAY EX· AMINE the file kept by the court. If you ere• penon lnterett· ed In the eetAlte, you m.., file W'ith the oourt a formal A• qunt for Speolel Notice of the fllno of en lnwntorv and apprei•al of eetet• .. .,. Ot of .,,., pedtion or eooount -pnMded In ••O-lton 1250 of the Cellfornl• Probate Code. A ftequeet for lpeolal Notloe form le ewllabfe from the oourt olerk. ·-... = .. A... .. , ...... ,.. s 1 .,. -=-·· CM/18. Oll01. Ol/OI Ftciltloua BualneH N•me Statement The following pen1ons .,. doing buall'ICl$9 as: AplX ln11rna1lonal TechnologY-, 1985 Church St .. Costa Mesa. Callfoml1 92627 Jot11nthsn R. Cum- mings, 42A Flora SI .. Laguna Beach, Callfor· nla 9256t Amy F. Schuttheae, 102 Clllfomia Ct., Mia· 1lon \llejo, Callfoml1 820e2 Ryan T. Marek, 1815 Churdl St., Cotta MIN, Clllfomle 92827 Thie bullne11 11 con• ducted ~: • gener11 ~rtntrlhlp , H1ve you 1t1rted dOirlO l>UllnMI Yt11 No Amr F. SchlltMM Thlt ltlttfl\enl WH flied with the Col.Inly ~~-~County 2000IWMO OlllVP!lol Ma.y 5, 12, le. 20,~ FSl3 rt Beach, alilornla ATTORNEY FOR Nancy Gold Published Newport Beach·Costa Mesa Daily Pilot April 14, 21. 28, May 5. 2000 F358 CNS 1779613 ' NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF BULK SALE (SECS. 1104, e1os u.c.c.} Escrow No Notice Is tieraby given to creditors of the wi1hln named seller that a bUlk sale Is abou1 to be made ot the assets descnbed below. The names and busl· ness addresses of the seller are: Millennium Corporate Solutions. Inc. noo trvlne Center Drive, Solle 505. Irvine, CA 92618. The location in CallfOf· nla of the chcef executive office of the seller Is 7700 Irvine Center Orive, SUfte 5Q5, Irvine, CA 92618 As listed by the seller. all "'other business names and addresses used by the seller wnhin three years before the date such llst was senl 0< delivered to the buyer we: None Tile names and busl· ness addressee of the buyer are: Millennium Risk Maneoement & In· surance Servic11, Inc., 2595 Hlohridge Drive. Chino Hitrs. CA 91709 The asset-to be sold are described In general as: All tangible and In· tanglble assets of the business and are lo· cated at 7700 Irvine Center Dnve. Suite 505, lrvtne, CA 92618 Thi business n1me used bV the Miier at ltla1 location is: Mlllennlum Corporate Solutions, Inc. The ant~ted date ol the bulk sale le May 23. 2000 at the office cl Ste- phens & Kr•y. 5000 BllCh S1reet, Suit1 410, Newport B11ch, CA, 92660 This bulk Mle It sub- ject to Cal"omll Uniform Commerclal Code Section 6106.2 ti eo subject. the n1me and addt'eaa ()( the per· eon with whom clllme may be flied &= 8. Kray. Eeq.. & Kr1y, sooo Biren St., Suitt '10, N1wport 9e1oh, CA 829eO Ind the 1111 dllte for flllng dllrN thtll .,. May 22. 2000 wNdl II the bus!· ""' dlly btfOt9 "" .... date IOtdlled lboYe. Oated: May 1, 2000 l•llrl1n • NIO"Olll Cllr1l. Vloe Pr91ld1nl for l"YI' Publi•h•d Newport 811cl'l·Coet1 Mist Oally Pilot M1y S, 2000 EMA '· flotlllOue ...... ...... ........... Thi fdlowtlla PMOnt .,.•l~~:No MAOELINE'9 TRUCK· ING, b) C I U TRUCK• ING, 2.032 N Linooln St. Or.nae, CA 92885 Jl..W <Medo. 2032 N, Linooln St., Oflnge, CA HHS .. Thia bue!M11 It con-duc:ced IJV: an lndMcMI Hive you st1rt1d doing bUelrietl y.r1 No JIYler OYledo , This statement wu flied with file County Clellt ol Orange County on 03-23-2000 2000ll237&1 Delly Pilot ~. 21. 29, Mty 5. 12, 2000 F389 f CNS 1779748 NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF BJ.ILK SAL_E =~~ 34343-KH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhlt e bulk lile Is about to be made. The nam1(a) and busfness lddreu( es) of the Setler ate: one Y. Hoeng. 112 E. Balboa Boulevard, Newport Beech, CA 92681. Oolng . Busl11ess 11: Pam'a Donuts ak1 Pam'a Donuts and Ice Cre1m All other business nama(s) and ad· dress(es) used by the Seller(&) Within the pest three years, as stated by 1he Seller(s), ls/are: NONE • The nam1(s) and address of the Buyer(•) is/are: Masaru K1nbayashl. .:;33 Hill· sborouoh Way, Corona, CA 91?19 The assets being aotd are generally described as: Furniture, fixtures, equipment and ell other assets used in the oper· ation of the business and are located at; 712 Balboa Boulevard, New· port BeaOh, CA 92661 The bulk sale Is in· tended to be consum- mated at the office of: Freedom Esetow and the anticipated eata dale is May 23. 2000. The bulk sale is sub- ject to CeQfomi11 Uniform Commerctal Code Section 6106.2 YES The name and ad· dress of the person with whom claims. may be flied Is Freedom Esorow. 2 Civic Plaza. Suite 200, Newport Beach, CA 92660 and 1he last date fOf filing claims· by any ~editor shall be Ma 2J!. ness day before the sale date specified above. Dated: 4-25·2000 BUYER(S): fa/M11n1 Kambay11_hl Published Newport Beacll·Costa Mesa Daily Pilot May 5, 2000 F386 IUPIRIOfl COURT T~MtND. ..Ott'--' Hiiia 01 r.-n .Slit :.. "'::'11711*= °'~ :::. ~ 1:-~ ~2e5~~~ ... lN 7U0111& ORANG! T~ a. ._ -" n1111. Oiied 3131All Uft-... " r~·· ..... 3'1 'Ow ~ Oflw ..... "*. Dllll cl Tnm -Vou T• ~ To -II .... ....., I °""' POii Olllol &Ox 141+1 .... l*wnm u..,., ~ vw ~. It .,..,. i1.a-.. Or1nc1e. CA im dll ID ... JIU MIY la Sold N. A Nile .... II. -~ ,_ .._ 92e1~1571 _.....,,•_,ill ... a 1 Sift. If YOll Hiid All Ex• 1111111111,._,J!I'~ IN 1'H£ MATTER OF ...... f ,_ ..i Ill ~OITM .... Ot it_,llllmila~-:, ~E PETITION TO ...-.a1 .... 1Hlfll Yriv.Y':'::Jc:i:t:. :.:-:c1• .. ..-: ANGE THE NAME ;w 1 .......... ,., m · On ... -~ ..... _._.-....._ OF THOMAS RANKIN ._.. .._. 1 ...... Oii ••-• ~ ,... - PETTIT GriWDO a 11>00.. I All, Tilt Tl\llll Otld .. 1 ..... NDD • .... OlllDIFI TO 1HOW 0111m1 ._..,_. SaNICI ~. I Cell-._ 1111111 .. It, 8 • CAUK FOR CHAHQE ~ • .. ~ • lonlll Corpcnllon. • fMt ·TOCO AM• ~ .. tac tJ fll OF NAME ...... Wiiie _,., n ~ T,-.. undlr ... • .. Ml ..-; CASE ~l!R ~ to Olld tJ TIUll, llld pur1llllll to Deed ol ... IO .. ,._... Oc A201111 ......, 111 1*1W1911. • r:.=oea 41'11t88,:. o....r 401.fH ~ .~ PETITIONERIS} ' ----i-9315 ol l8'lll0'263237 tJ 01tic111 lwl · ""*"" "" -h THOMAS AANKtN PET· allcill-* " fll 011D1 cl Rlcarm 111 h o1Jic9 tJ Ult ,... al _. ~ " .. TIT HAS/HAVE ALEO A tw A1cD* bf ,__ ,..,,...,... .. __._. ~ n.-.... al ... *'-' -PETITION FOR. AN Q:ullY, ~ .;;.:d ........ ".,.,__ "'.... _. oar.-. ..s ,.-.:. ~~~~F~CHANGE by.~=·;..-:~~°'~-J, =~~ THOMAS RANKIN .,._, • ' VllOl'fO and &.clard ,J. 15611 ':, 01b11 -... cl PETTlT 11:11 ....... an. Fl.. • Vuono, ~ Ind • erq9 ~ Cllblw t~D6~~AS RANKIN :=;-J: 1;.; = :. ~~ v.: __. Ulil• QildJnc, b cM1. <*Nilrs Cllw:lc "-"-' bidder rot C1111 liC, • ~ ..-i Miii II le hereby order1d i;'-at lllM d 1111 111 "* M <*11111 ~ that all persona In· *-':.:. .... ar.., ~ i.tui money o11111 Ulllled ~ Ulil, ..aardld on tereatld In this matter bllllt, 1 *-.,. •... ...--~ 11 1t Ille 111111 .... 20. 19199 • ~ appear before this court ar ...,. Cid Ullllll. ar 1 .,. .. _ ....., __ In Department No. 703 dlldt *-b'f • .. or ~en-" .. IUlltllr 1_...t, cl lie of the Or1nge County ...,. nl '-' ...-.in. ~ 7tO Olbll _,,.al Mid O:ully, Superiof Court al the ad-~ ~. ar-. Olllc ..., DIM Wei\ nl ..,...,. to ldan 1367 dress ehown above on ._.. ~ "-*" 5102 111111 Au.~ IM of .. OIMO>dealhS.ol .,,.,,.,,..,.. 2 00 • c1 .. ._... ~ .., ~. tllll end ..,... GOO· Clllornll .e .. • ....... ..,,..,..,,uv, at : o cloot< .......... to and no.iv lllld:!: it --to .. ......_. ~. p.m. and thin and thefe ~ to do bum.-,, ... ,_ o~ of li . -· ,.,,._ show cause, tt aoy they '* .. ) .. bl hlil bJ h UllOW aid _, . 111 b illllill mar-., of "' ~ have, why the petttion • ~ ""* • Ille P'llPlrtY Sil~ 111 •id 51111&, " '911, •. lllCI f f ...__ al II -itlt C®nty ind Slllt dlecrUd ,.... ,, Illa ioa-i; Olllll-or chang1 o name __. 1 .... -. • 11 AJllll td2t2·21 Tiii :1 '---............ should not be granted. 111C1 ,,..... ~ 10 "'° _..,. Ind Ollllf ..,,._, ,....,_., .,_, tt Is further ordered noir hlil b'f .. ~ 11 .. *111 ........ 11: 01 Scholl P"1.1 ilF'tOt. r.. .. _ ..____ ~ common dMlgnltlOn ' ....._.. 811c:11 CA 92663 that a copy of. th.,, or .... r ---_......, PRllllrtY any, o1 th• relt propetty :::::-..:... ._:__., ..........; to show cause be pub-"* 9ld ~ .. dllld ~ aboll 11 ""' -· •• -.---lished rn Daily Pilot, • o1 tua n. u. ..e bl llllde, • .... • ~ o1 ~1~~ Std a newspaper of general but~_... or-· ~~ ~ 2980 llftll*IY1t~dllcrmd• clrculatlon published in rwity. apNald ar 1mpled, Ca 92626 ~ ~ IAlt No 2S3, Loi. I of TrlCI this county, at least Qll08 ~ ••. pomaian. or Trust.. ciscllms any ~· No. 10587, Alc:ordld in 9ocJI( a week for four con-~ ID fllll lhl abtllly for any lllCOlflCllllll 13226, PlglS 76 tifa19111S, secutlve weeks prior to ~ pnl!P.11 un of Ille of thl strllt adlt9'I and 11 h olli:Je al Illa reorder the day of the hearing. "'*(&) IClnd by 1111 died ol oChlf COll'WllOll <lellpnlbon The .-(s) ol '*' PRlCl91Y bATE: APR 13, 2000 Wit. ,,..,.. ir-. lilll-d any shown lllrlffl Said •cl .. dlll ol lht -aing JAMES P. GRAY, Mid .... chqll sict. sa11 W.11 be midi. b1A with· ol a.d WI rs llllJD'*l IC> be JUDGE/ 1111*"11' ol lhl 1N1t11t 1cr e. ou1 COVINnl 0< WlffllllY. Oauails C ~. Trume COMMISSION ER OF 8lllCIU1ll (II Ille time o1 tile 8JCPf8SS Of mphtd regwd-cl ill Orqe I>*' TIVSI THE SUPER I 0 R • f11M1 ~ of Ill naa 11111 t~ll pos$eS1lOll. or en• dl9d ~ I. 1988 The COURT o1 •l _...,. ~ etmtn\iCM, to pay Ille llldlrwgned tndt Olelllns Thomas Rankin Pettil IO bl 111 1arf1 blbw Thi 1ema1111n9 pnnclf>ll sum ol "'f llD6ty for "'f f'CIOll9t1· 543 Vlctoria Street, IE tn101ft Nr bl ..._ Cl'I h tilt nolll(i) MCIKed by said ,_of h anet ~ r.d Costa Mesa, Calllomia t»f o1 .-. PD of 5* In Deed ol fruSI 'llltlll llllttlSI °'* common ~. If 92627 "'lnlnl d fie ._.,.. • .. thereon, as providld 111 said lr'!Y. d1CM!I ~ The .-wit Published Newport · -ID ..... -... note(s), advances. d any, .... _....., ..... ..-.. -- Beach·Costa Mesa "*'o;1C:, .Q'j..(ij{ undl< the 1erms ol said ;;.._~; Daily PilQI May 5, 12, 19, 111 Deed o1 Trusl, lees. ~.or .-cumtwn:ies· 26 2000t ~ A"9 ' ~. CA char~ and ~ of ID .-. ..... ......._ __ -. ' F3 llOll Oltcr1*ln • lllCft futt --1 ""' __.., --------'-""8.,,8 ~ 11 '*'died ol llust Ille • 1ustM and of the and by 11w Lal The IOlel Flctttloua. Bu•IMH Moll• ol 1J111Kf ~Ind trusts aeated by ~Died -'<ti e. ~ bMrlce Name Statement °'* ~ $59613 12 ol Trust Tiie total amount ofhobiglllonllClndbylhl (ellll'nllld) Sn.I ldch$$ of 11'18 u~ balance of the ptOpl!ty to 111 sold _,., ,.. Tile followirfg persons .... ___ m= obllgallon seoured by the ..,.,..-mm.-°"'' are doing business as: .,,.. __ ...,,.,_, proptrty to be said and TACTEL INTERNA· oleo. l'lllP!OPll1)' 41 i.rftsh reasonable eslf'llllted .-•u·Ml ~II fie TIONAL, 15123 Gcill1#26, NilMpar1 llMch. CA costs expenses and aG-.,.. ol hMI ~ ol fle Brookhurst Apt. 154, 92663 APf>I 93J.Je.-JS9 The vances at the 111111 ol 1111 ,__ ol See 11 S7.1005 Westminster, Calilomla Ulldlr1'IJllld 1M111 dl9Cllt111s 11111ieJ PUbllcatlOn cl 1111 No-~ must tie " c11S11 or • • 92683 "'f llDlly lor llPf f'Qll!9CI· ta ol Salt 1$ S2U 411.53 _,., s Cl'4dt «-on • Mahsr All Siddiqui, neu o1 the S11911 ICICnsS 9IO Tne beneliciart uno.f said ._ or naCJOnll l>lril ~ 15123 Brookhurst Apt. ot1w COllll!IOfl dlllQnllllOn d Deed of Trust ntre4olor1 chwn on • 1111e or ledefll 154, Weslminster, Cali· "'f, .,_ '-' Thi prq>-execuled aod delfvered to -. llld '°91 --.in. fomla 92683 Illy llftlab'I dllcrilld " the und1r$1Qned • wlllen ~ ~ or SMl9t This business fs oon· '*Ill sold '• 11'. O.• Oeelarahon of Oef1ult and be'lk ~ 11 f'llllDll ducted by: an indMdull ~. Cllbl'll Alain· Oemaod for Salt. and 1 Code *-6102 nl Have you started _,.a~ 9301 Oartlll . wnnen Nola ol OelaUll dmllld IC> do 11.w.-,, doing business yet? No A-.:N 03 02 0. ~. · and Election to Sell The lhl Si.II ol Cllrml. The Mahar Ali Siddiqui CA 91324 (916) 387·1128 or ~ caused said Noice cl Olllul nl ~ This statement was 714) 573-1965 Jtr DIDar1tl Notice o1 Dllaul and EJec. to .. Ill dllcrilld llftll*IY Flctttloua BualMH Name Statement The followlrlSJ persons ara dofng business as: a) FISH ON PROO· J.iCTS, bl CATCH AND RELEASE ASSOCIA· TION, 8 Sanderling Ln .. Aliso Vlejo, CA 92656 Brian Maguire. 8 Sanderling Ln., Aliso Vltfo. CA 92656 This . buslne1S is con· ducted by: 111 Individual Have you started doing business yet? Yes. 01/01198 Brian Maguire This statement was flied with the County Cieri< of Orlnge County on <M/0612000 20008825182 Dally PUot Apf. 14, 21, 29, May 5, 2900 F356 Flctltloua BualneH Name Statement The following peraona are doing business as: Javier V. Mendoza, 717 18 St. #D, •Costa Mesa: CA 92627 Javier Villicana Mendoza, 717 18 St. #0, Costa Mesa. CA 92627 This business Is con· ducted by: an lndJVidulll Have you $tarted doing businHs yet? Yes, 2·2000 Javier VIiiicana Mendoza 111 !ht county V!Mt• the real prcperty " loclled IF AVAll.ABlE. THE EX· PECTED OPENING BIO MAY BE OBTAINED BV CAI.UNG THE FOi.LOW· ING Ta£PHONE NlJM.. BER ON ™E DAY BE· FORE THE SAi.£. (818) 9()6.197• Dall ~ 25,. 2000 Tiit T MC Deed ..... e-,.,., .• Cd- forllll ~ Kelll J. ~1~~ BNd,, 5'J9 rooo. Encino, CalifOmit 91'36 (818)986- 8966 C3100tt ~ 5/S, 51122000 This sta1ement was -------- 1118<1 wltll the County Flctltloua BualneH Cieri\ or Orange Coontf Name Statement on 04·06·2000 Thi following persons 20008825284 ere doing bUslness as: Dally Pilot ~r. 14. 21, Century Small Busi· 29, May §,.2000 F355 ness Solutions (CSBS), 288 Chesterfield, New· Flctltloua BuafneH pofl Beach, Cahfornle Name Statement 92'660 Th f II WI Robert A. Klein, 288 e 0 0 np persons Chesterfl·'d, Newport are doing bUscness 11: "" Consistan1 Solutlons, Beach, California 92660 23411 Summer11eld This bYslness cs con· ·APT. 76D. Aliso Viejo, dueled IJV: an individual Califomla 92656 Have you started Eric E. Codornlz, doing business yet? 23411 Summel'fJetd APT Yes, 1/0112000 76D, Ali90 Viejo, Robert A. Klein California 926S6 This s1atemen1 was This business fs con· filed with the County ducted by: an lndividllal Cieri\ of Ora'1Q8 County H "' 1 d on 04·19-2000' ave you s.,.r e 200 .... 128530 doing business yet? No "" Eric E. COdorniz Daily Pilot Apf. 21, 29, This stalement w11 Mav 5, 12, 2000 F367 llled with 1he County Clerk of Orange Coumy on 03-22·2000 2000fl23575 Daily Pilot Apr. 21, 29, Mty 5. 12, .2000 F370 Sell your urrwattted ltema tbe easy way! Pllu!e a. clan~dad . loday! (949) 642-1678 Classified is CONVENIENT whethcryou'rt buying, selling. or just ' looking, cW5ified ha.\ what you ottd! CLASSIFIED (949) 642·5678 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?. . . • • • • • Flclltlou• Bualneas Name Statement The fotlowmg•persons are doing business as. a) Equlcapital, b) Total· ease. 23 Ody5S8y Court, Newport Beach, Calilor· nla 92663 Leo 0.. Lynne, 23 Odyssey Court. Newp0rt Beach, Califomla 92663 This business is con· duded by: an individual Have you started doing business yet? No Lao D. Lynne This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on 04-07·2000 • 20008825395 Oatl'I Pilot Apr 21. 29. May 5, 12, 2000 F,?§2 Flotltlou1 Buslne•• Name Statement The following persons are doing business as: SouthweS1 3 O &· press. 1700 E. Garry Ave., #102. Santa Ana. Calilomia 9270 William Lee Wottord. 109 Ave. Del La Gruna. #C. San Clemen1a, Cali· fomla 92672 This busrness Is con· dlleted by: 1n indMdusl Have you started dolna business yet? No Wiffiam Lae WoffOfd This statement was flled with the County Clerk ol Ofange County on 0.·26-2000 • 20008127104 Dally Pilot Apr. 28, May 5, t 2, 19, 2000 F38Q • SEU. YOUR CAR IN CLASSIFIED •V.A.• ..... SO llMll Fiii COUNSELING PM1 UST OF HOMES HUONAAEPOS 714.534 1100 ••••••••••••••• i HOMES OF i : THE WEEK i ! Showcase : : Homes : : For Sale : In Our Sat : Real Estate l s~:~::;e~~8 I Start at $85. Deadline Tuesday SPM Also ..• Open House n Deadline • Thursday : SPM • • It Pays to : Advertise : In the Best : LOC AL i Real Estate : Section _-.;Call Today 11 I T LISA i RIVERA i : 949.574.4252 i ! ANNE : i WILLEY : : 949·574·4249 : • • ··~············ 1':7.11 BALBOA IS. 202 Plel1 AYI. :lbf. 2.75br, huge mstt w/ malble be, frplc $1,195,000 Oottl• Lewis BNcti Time R!y 949-673-6511 1·-:1111 BAUIOA PE ..... I BLOC!( TO BEACH! 28r 28e, MW pelntlc.pet. By Owner .... ,500. Mt-362·1215 1·:rn1 Of»EN Ffl.SUN 12·5 32t NARCISSUS S1,3t5,000 4 BEDAOOM/45 BATH Mt-509·8M3 COM Open SAT/SUN 12'5 4901 AOXIURY AO. 38R Home wl2 ..... ,., 611111. PYI llOOlll IO 3 buches By Owner fl,450,000 909-787--0382 ' ··~-opene • 10 • pillo & pool. open llm rm+ '"°'el $1.SM Sele MOOClt'mo '""'· Corone dll Mtr Prop 94M73-8494 ,,... Ul*dl.ftlnt T.,.,_ 11191 -on l)ojplwl Terr ft l8r 281 Yiewl cl Cll*ll SW.. Cll101tt1Agl!D Sheri MW80 94~ or -...X MM7J.5354 .. ' 11 TOWNHOUSES-FIRST TIME OfFEREDI All 3& 2 58a l1om $217k. Model Optn .. 2111 Ctnyon Dr. Agent 949-642-9§99 1 -~1 Spectleulv Ocun View ovtfloolung Ritz C.rtlon 4&11.ollloltb 381. txtra hg lol. Model Parltci' S719.000 l!!da, Agent 94~98-8335 C.mden Coutt Betuty 2Br 2.SBa Twnhm, flght & bnghl wllll new paml & carpel Avail Now A 10 • Must Seti' 0ptn s.t I Sun 1-6. Agt. TriaM 714·21&-2038 BARGAIN WATER FRONT Owner Left Coun1ry Tht Prict will -youl Apt, Ml-723-1120 ABANDONED BEACH GIAHT 2-STOAY UHOER ssoeiooo AGT. Mtm-8120 WESTCLIFF NPB 38R 29A hoUM, mtilcan ~ven, walk to ... nnere EltlMntry I Hnor high. By owner M.30.000 !MH4f-20M BACK BAY BEAUTY 38t 2'84-· olc. lam rm, tlu!)e lot w/pool & lots ol ylfd lell over. Super locl '449.000 Joe l!!i!ng, Ag! 7181 S-2225 Origln1l 1926 Spanish Col· lagt property has 59(~ ~ non oonlorming 11811.os, pnmt loc on 8a1boe Penin Poull S769,000 Cal llgt 949•673-3899 OI Plgl 149-651-4610 On Tht Sand BtlulifU 38r 2 58a, lam rm w/Fp, Bllbol Pen1n Pt Ocean/Cataline views, spa in lront petlo, Call Ag!. 949·673·3899 or p!11!11 ~l-4610 See laltnd 30 Ooean VIN Open Sun 1-4 2b! 2 5be IYwM. '*" golf CXlU'&t ~ EAq deoof. Many Ui>!1adll Below Mar1tet S7S!ll< Agl 714-322-5274 Bllyer'1 Weelrtnd Homt Tour! l..lmlled ~Maki )QI lllSeMtioot t8/fyl Doog Ctatlc 949-71 S. I S03 doug O dougclerk com ColdWell a... COM BAYAIOGE 2br't 1bt llfgt deell, pl1nlatlon 1hutter1, high bey Wlndow1, encl 91rege. By Owner REDUCED TOI UH,000 Mt-720-lnl 1IO' Yllw of Hert>or. Udo llld blyond. Em llfoe .., lot. Cl-. 38r 29a~ Cll .-i Allilon. llkt 949-846-2011 Chinning Udo ltlt 4Br/3Br, large lot. view deck uuna. wood floors. neN carpet, Alnum lldded lar dtn or oerotn. $895.000 A!l!f!I 949-71&-2nl Only $199,000 2Br 2Ba Condo, llltll cond. !jfMI lrM Pltnc Only Eait & Judy Tar!or. egts 949-642·4 722 Villi Polnl 1 Br 1 Bl, walk to 8al 1sJF85h Is comm pool seller will carry loan $209 000. David Pnnce, Biil 949-718-1520 Cliff "H•Vtn Brlnd ne. pnme area. 4Br 381. ~ mg children s wing. ma.sit! &1.1lte wlfrplc & balciony $785,000. Marl< J~son. Agent 888· 735-9328 1 -"~I BEST VIEW HOME SAHTA LoaA DEV. 33 Mon~ Pine tBr 4.$8a, Oflli:e Approa 'l)()()al. Sl,395,000 S1ef1nle Meurw t Aemu 949-717·7894 GATED CAMPOBELLO OPEH SUH 1-4 14~-.000 Cyn I dlt 1lgllt Nwl, 30t 2.5«11 bonus rm, grlnl1t ltplc, prol landKa!*I. Cr111lve R11I Eat1tt Sandfl Mone.eta 8'•378-1717 COTTAGE Of DREAMS OPEN SAT MAY I, 2l>i4p CdM VIiiage loc., 281/101. lo gar. F,ptc. 'greal room• 29r a. wllltge pedo stcurity, partdng, new catpet, immedi8te mov•ln $~900'mo ~2)47 38r 2.581 2-slOry BM!• Nghly upgrldld end ullll. Cusbn Iii. w.'d, 11111a. FP In Irv ""· 2c gar, $2200/Mo AQ!!!t TtlsM 714'29fr2038 1 ~ prWate Engllllh Garden, ha1dWood !toots, no dogs S2000lmo • eec dip 10 • Motel C::." 94't~ ~ MANAGERS more in1o ' Set f!PP! time • SPECIAL t 3-Sty C. Cod 281 IBI, $154.00+ tax Wkty JM liY rm & yrd. etv 2nd lk ~ P'"M lhll Ad) Gour lot, fiv/di11, FP. w/d. "'""-~on&~~ oar, $1800/mo 2721 Pt. Del ............. ......... .... , Mar 949-644-6812 Avt 616. lendsClpod grounds FEATURES: 24·Hour 38f 38a pnvate llJllt opens Lobby/Dlrecl dial IO • patio & pool. open lam phones/Flee HBO. rm • morel SI 5M Site ESPN & o.dl'ool & $6000/mo lease Corone cltl Jacuzzi. Guest laun· Mat Plop 949-e73-8494 dry Cloee 10 405 & SS ~· Mil's lrqm OC 38r 38a OcMll Yltw ScMh Fairgtds, CClllege 8lld 01 PCH 3 Sepe1111a enl's bells. Walk.1ng dis· $287f)lmo Open House Sal-tanoe to shops a.nd Sun 11-4j)ryl 352 Hant Dr. restaurants. 714-rn-1111 ext. 231 COSTA ME~ MOTOR INN I I 'Jj.T7 Heltlor Blvd 190 ltOln t-.Pnont==Ml;;;;H4a;a5;;;t;;;;l4;;;;;0;;;o!I . . CJIJl'v DfMgt eo.t Colo- EASTSIDE C.M. 28r 11U ltge quilt homt, n/11\'lkg, with ,,_. ""'""'" & ...... nor no pees, ll!tll kit pm, $350. ,~ .... .,......,.. ..... inclds ~. 714-556-6378 lauodry. new paint, carpet, 1100!$ & landscape Avall HB Condo exclusive gated lmmedlatly. 326 E. 16th Pl. communtty at PCH and $1 ,37SfMo Agent ~Slept from OOMn 949.759.3797 ~ 71.....,... '"' EASTSIOE DUPLEX Spac:ioiJs 2Bedfoom. Frplc. • GREYsToHE 38r 2 5BI, 2-Sty TWM. an dbl car elec gar, wld hk.yps, 1300 sf, $1700/Mo. 2110 Thurln An. (Victoria/Newport Blvd.) MM31_.'Jj. J.Sty c. Cod 281 1Ba. JM IN rm. & yrd, lhr 2nd ftr. Goof krt. bv/dln, FP, w/d, gar, $1500 2721 Pt Del Mir 949-644-6812 A'tl &'6, C.M Ylnl Sale! Sat M2 431 Flower St. homt deco! ilems. blby. """"'°'fl, tum. cllhng. roctlng chw. ~. VCR, vxuum, luggage. Ng!. decotaM p!ow!. tlCI E BlUfF SAT OMLY •1 2645 BAMBOO, Cron alreet• J1111boree I Blw. No !!!ly blrdll ESTATE SALE SUNDAY H LIFETIME COLLECTOR MANY TREASURES 1575 ORANGE AYEJC.M. C.M./Slt I SUn •2 331 16'11 Piece Wiii* HcM.. tun ol good qua"1y' tum. dshN: linens, etc .•• Eveiythlng Must Go! Priced accordlnOly First come first terVel CHI! Only TWo Steel Bulldlnga. Engineered Certllled. 50XtO Wit $18,tlO now SIMO toll24 Wit $5150, now $3212. Must Mii, eeri dtllver 1-eoo-212-0111 1 --~1 N.Sllovtly 28t 2BI ~ ~,_. EASTSIOE HOUSE ~ -10 lhltt, P*. Chanmg 26r. gll-ot, lrg mlicf seMce Wpels S8C»' .....------. Jaio Kids { pa welcome mo • IAls, 949-123-1220 1495 MM4Wl5t NB Big Canyon Condo 1 ITEM TO pa , new patnVcarpet prefd1 $800-$1100/mo plus AM1QUf3 38t Home 1-ITy. bonus rm 2Br 2Ba. getage, wuner, HOUSEHOLD +l~rm. la1ge yald, RV d!yer. pell <*. yol.l'O Pf°" $187 949-57'·3531 i11Il"s. firsl, last & depoeit. • 111 •l1·::g11A:1 ;;121 ~ ~~~coo ;mi POTnD front home 3br 1 5ba llplc, UDO BAYmotfl COMOO Of' l C!ff nuns great decor Apl 2bf 1be 2 Elegant, newty remodeled VACATION RENTALS Q\J1..J H U decks 4 car tandem parllo, marl>le. hmestone, maple ~ Octen Front 3 to Wa Dottle Lewis 94M73-6SI 1 k~c:tien. lll1cll dooll aunny $1200.lpef WMk. Propel'1y <IOyCAn BEACH TIME REAL TY patio on beldl lowtl lewl, Houle. • MM42.-0 tn Newpon Beach 949.673.6223 • MUSIC BISTRO t Exci tie 1oc Fut ~ pin ovens. exprest0, blwlent lie'd, chel't dream BBS Ian (!M!l)n().3089 j uooosrA :m I Gated Community Qlk 10 ~ltll ~#ly ,.. MtWied loYety I Br 181 wllndQI from S750/Mo. $450/dep Sornt w/gerage. Avlll 10 -1 Sat llH 1117 Maple Ave. Aak IOI Gustavo Kltln Prop Mngc 949·581-4000 111• ..,;1 Wall! to lleach Be1ut1ful apeclous 1 & 2 8edtoonll ln I peaoehA set1111g, pl= j>rOllUIORllly m.tnl Only ms to sn mo SIYI S320 on I r-lelle 714-960:2488 1 gar lpC. ~ts. ~ YN/ty 949-122-8353 VACATION RENTAL 2 I 38t 201 spedoua deluxe, 48r 28a Hllbor v-Home Condo, 11.-y 11.m. lllpl 10 Fp, lamly room. llrgt yatd bdl, 2c Q!f !MH!S-7130 3200/Mo Joan Buike Agent 949-759-9314 1--.!!'~ I 2ar + 1.o11 291, 2c en gar, ""' __ Older s~ Fllfllitw. Clean. private .. cloee to pool PIANOS Collectlbles & spa. $1n5hno Ava~ May ·~·-10 Brolcer 949-718·2368 50050 FT OfFICE ·-·-·Olla"- newty decorated, helting, $$ CASH ~AID $$ Exqultlle 29r/2Be elngle A/C, near Hoell Holpitll _,_. __ tlOfY lumltfled leyfront ~ Ilk lor .11y WE llUY ESTATD home This homt ••· -------• ~·liwdy-~;=,.,. =raa I credible VllW ol bay. In-. . duded wi1h tNt homt Wl1h addl1 dlarge la Ille UM cl an elect11o bolt, prOYlded rtnltf has proper nurance tn addition, dock can be rented lor • Ille *ig Witt\ boll wld ~ .....,.,. n. home • IWMbll Nie 1. 2000 for 14> 10 I )'Mr Tht rent ~ at $4000 a month. " N1ttd -1lwn 8 mon111s. rent it $4500 e month The ptrleot rnt-· deooe for a ~ ll'l't'-• or &hort·Hrnt vlallOf PIMM cell VIiii Aemale, Ille. .. ~241-4112 Of 1111111 111 •t VII· ltmlltteol.COtll. ~.--.. J CllMJ L.1111 ., ..... .. --......... --. ... _. ...... . ---·- CDrJSIGNr.mHS ........... ,.,. ..... ..... ~ ~,...-.... ,. llOWlll SAU II" 1V ..,........,.,, ................ •••••• •••:=== .... 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MH7WIOO CLERICAL PIT P11Mime approa 25-30/M per week, Mondly.fndly, assisting ., ltgel dlpef1· ment .. loall ntWlplPtl Appblll mus1 bt Ible IO type 50-SS wpm. WOii< ac- anltl't'. end bt good • customer MtVlce Send rtl4lll'll. IO (949)&3~~ llt'I: ~. Orua ICr • phpc!I reg'd EOE $&!! C4*I ........... Co. is 1tek1n9 outgoing and 11*V* cfllckel1 for FT & rT pc!l!!o!! 949-631·7!!19 c---1n-GAR~f1etllllp *" "' ,.ll!Hon llllnd. • 191«1. -dolllnl ..... II now hlr for .,_ help FM. 11111 llem. Clll ..... lcMb ,......zm Bookkeeper Newport Beach Investment Banking firm is seeking a candidate with a minimum of 2-5 yrs. bookkeeping experience and the ability to work in a busy, professiona~ office environment Position requires strong organizational skills, the abllrty to communicate effectively both orally & written. A worldng knowledge of Ouickbooks software and MS Excel is required. Salary negotiable. 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A NASCAR DISTRIBUTORSHIP DISNEY, HFl. 111 aiso Vlduded $1400 • "'"~ Establ1stled Expanst0n Flnarong No Selling Only $8595 l~7151 Mtrfnt Buslnna on htg/I ~ty S1l'NI Pnce n:1ct1 tr1I ,., ablt bolt ""'entory used boAI f'11191'9str.1Ce comput.lflZed 1111111« and lllVtntory 1ysttm Internet srte Broker 949-642011 A GOOD ADI Cll . • J TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE BOSTON WHALER 21' OUTRAGE, 250 Yamaha. lrliltr, t*ltonlc;e. blmlnl, tie. $21,500 ....SH1ii 717.otl2 ELECTRIC BOAT "-2111 OOFFY 5upef CINn I Owner, $17.000/0BO 714·967-2902 Lv SAUOATS 11 • ~s I •KAYAK• COBRA TAHOOM llriltl llt ---$500 94..SH1ii 717-cee2 SELL your home through classified ACURA Cl 3.0 'ii ca,hl!Mra/l\IOfY (001833) $20.987 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO i4WM~ BMW Z3 ·97 6 Cyl. Biiie w181k, ~ CO (C-02191) $26,995 CREVIER BMW 714·135-3171 --.-. ...... Bridge 8Y CHAP f8 GOREN with OMAR 8tWWF Md TANNAH HIRSCH OOCKSOUP Both vulncBblc South deal•. Wei.I led a fourth best spade, knocking out a ~Y t111rr to dummy. Declarer came IO bend wnh the 1ee of llCllU and led a diamond io the e1aht. Eb& IOOk the JICk Ind found lhe killing shift lb a hcan bued on decllr'er's failure to tineue, W. winnina the qu«:n. When l!ut rc&aiDCd lhe lead with the ICC Of dla· monds, the defender wu able to cash two lllOfe heart tricks for a oncHricl ~L NORnt •A O Jl4 o KQ 10985 • K3l SOUTH • KQ lO <;? A972 0 72 ·~65~ South blew .the contract at ~k two. 1b c6me to hand with either l)Ce unnecessarily expased the contr'lllCt to defeat -a, club woul~ allow the ~fenders lo ~re ove dummy's remalnina side before the1ong suit was establi . The biddln&: . ' SOUTH WEST NORUI EAST 1be correct line is for declarer to lead the eight of diamonds from dummy after winni.na. the tee of sr>adesl East cannot afford to duck. since that would cost o dillllOlld tnck l1lld the coolJ'aCI would be s1mnle to make. But laking the jack is no better. Declarer wins any return i.n hand. and leads a diamond 10 the king, if ncces· wy cootinuing the SUll IO set up four diamond tricks. No ~um can harm declarer as the cards lie, and the king of clubs is still on the l4hk a... an entry. Dec.laser takes four diamond tricks, three s~. two clu~ and a I• .... 10 .... 10 .... Jo ,._ Jm' .... p-..... Opening lead· Five of • Had the first tnck been won JD the closed hand, dcclartr would prOb;ably have mlldc the naht play. Looklna Ill it from the other hand, though. the winning hne ts not ~easy to ipoL The aucuon wos 111iJh1forward. lntcrve.lltion by '1ast would only hove made it ct\Sicr for declarer IO find the naht play. hcan for 10 tncks. . BMW Z3 '87 6 Cyl. Haid Top Sfver 8' (203655) $25,987 LEXUS MISSIOfj VIEJO 849·364.oH4 BMW 3111CA '87 ConV!I. Blad! wi8ladl (Y1135'1) $24,995 CREVIER BMW 714.935.3171 BMW 31m ·97 While w/ 811, Aulo, Only 18k (V39907} $1!1,995 CREVIER BMW 714..U5·3171 BMW 31m •ge Loeded, bleck, must Mt! TA595140 S1U95 LANO ROY~ NEWPORT BEACH 94i-14M445 BMW 3231 'ii COnYertlblt, red, deanl W£M21547 $27,"5 LAHO ROVER NEWPORT BEACH MM4CM-«5 BMW 32llC '97 Convtniblt, Auto. Blue wl GJey. Sport Pldcage (T99255) $32.995 CREVIER BMW 714·835·3171 BMW 3281 ·ge Blac:lt w/Nlld, loaded (V38371) $23,995 CREVIER BMW 714-135.3171 BMW 5281 ·97 Auto, CD, Nav, Chromes (W18040) $31,995 CREVIER BMW 714 .. 35.3171 BMW 740IL ·95 Low M4181, Green w/ Tan (H34886) $34,995 ·CREVIER BMW 7'4·135-3171 BtJICI( ROAOMAST£.R '93 LTD, low 5811 milts. ~· tin leafler, --wlleel driW (421451) $11.988 NABERS 1714 )540-8100 CAO E8Clllde 'i9 Loeded, wlliW, 1111111 Mil XR40074i $39,986 LAHO ROVER NEWPORT BEACH i49-64o.a.«5 c.dillae Eldoftck> 't5 low miles, VB Nol1tlslaf. 111- ver, leather. (619359) f19,988 NABERS 1714)540-8100 CADILLAC SEVILLE '89 White, leather, low mllea, excellent condition! (816137) $6.968 NABERS (71 4)540-9100 Chevrolet Cotvtne '93 Lo mi. 30th AMver$1l'f. ,_ lires, xlnl ooncitJon! (100610) $17988 NABERS 1714)540-8100 CMEVROLET TAHOE '87 4x4. lealhef. many extras •xeelenl condition ' (366986) $23.988 NABERS (714)54().9100 CKEVROlET XCAB '00 112 ton Sdverado, V-8, many ,_. features. bal ol warr, prev. renllll' (142683) $24,988 ~ABERS 714 540-9100 HOME, H~ TH AND BuSINESS ~ ..... D ' ;r v • DOOQI DURAHOO .. Loedlll, ...... 1 of • Nndl Qla1U 121.• LAND AOYIR NEWPORT HACH ... 140!445 DOOGl IHmET10 ES '13 Whlll. 4 dool.1. 3.3 tit, S9K ml. auto, A.,_, CUM\11, $1995 714-968·9250 OAAll SVC VAN FUiiy IQUQlld '92 All'Olllr In eiieitlent oond S5000/qbo. TOOLS end r ALLI 714·301·3423 FORD EXPEomoN '98 Too Many ()ptlolls (C20590) $23.987 WUI MISSION VIEJO 94i-364-0M4 FORD F· 150 't7 Suoer CID, bit, must Mii VK'C73n4 • $23,"5 LANO ROVER NEWPORT BEACff 949-640-4445 FOfd Rengtf Super CID i7 Loeded. blldt, low ml. VP818154 S1f,"5 LAHD ROVER , NEWPORT BEACH 94i-840-e445 Honda Accord• lX '91 White, <l<r, auto, •~. &leteo, cd ctlanger. 1·0Wl'ler, lady dnven, 170k ml, clean, nut see. $4995 tlrm. pp 94'·720-0521 HONDA Puaport i8 Loaded, whltt, lthr, W4415469 Ste.995 LAND ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 949·64().8445 ISUZU TROOPER '93 Whole. loaded, Sspd man 4WD Good c:ond, 1 ownei el racordl New 111es 881' rTl $9k obo 19491720-9434 JEEP GRANO CHEROKEE LAREDO '93 Whde/fley lnl. hMy leaded V6, ABS, MW tires oog owner al racordl, mrll cond, 103k ml ~ ... $9900 obo 949-721-6872 JE.EJI LAREDO '81 Bladt, low mites, WC2172AO $18,996 LAND ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 948-64().8445 Land ROYtr OltcoYlry !17 White, ~rtlfled, VA704389 S18,4" • LAND ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 948-Mo-t445 lil&f llMll 11111 C2JO 't1 S11Ytr/P1tclvnefll (5444231 $23,990 A.ETCHER JONES IOCH21-3578 Lind Rovet i7 °"-'* to, hd top, bkle, 1ilercedu 8'llz ML.320 .. VA103531 ..«.. $43, J Emerald/P.rchm1nt ~ LAND ROYEA ' (010529) $29,990 • NEWPORT BEACH FU'rCHER J0NU ' 94t-t40-t445 IOCM21-3571 LMd Rovet.., Range floy" u loeded, cflamfltgM, °"'· VA313471 $35,995 LANO ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 94H4M445 Lind Ro'IW 97 Range Ro'IW 4.8 loeded v A354013 548,995 LANO ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 94H40-t445 WUS ES 300 '98 ~ F~ Opciori (037198) $25.987 WU$ MISSION VIEJO 94t-:Je4..0M.C LEXUS LS 400 'tO Whh/Grey llhr. fo1 ~ (028505) Slll,981 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO Mt-3&4.QM4 LEXUS LS 400 •96 Black JadellVOty.fiJtt Option (2007 40) $22,987 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 949·354--06e4 LEXUS LX450 '97 LOldtd, white, must _, V0158436 $39,895 \.AND ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 948-640-6445 LEXUS LX470 '98 LOldtd, chimp, must -I W0074467 $51,995 LANO ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 949-641>-6445 LEXUS SC 300 '95 Wllite.'lvoly. laalhef. lo Ml 10303361 $24 987 LEXUS MlSSION VIEJO 948·U4~ Mafcedn 8'llz C2IOw 'ii Whfta/Parclfmen1 (53 I 505) $32,990 FLETCHER JOHES .. ~~~·3575 Mttclll11 8'llz ML.320 'ti RubytParchmllll (067985) $33.8!IO FlETCHER JONES I00>.127-3571 Mllced11 8enz E.320 ·• SmolltlSilvel (003516) $32,990 FlETCH~ JONES 800-927-3578 ...,_, .. Benz 5420 't Black/Bliek (267292) $33,990 FLETCHER JOHES 800-927-3578 ~ E320w '97 White/Grey (324519) $35,990 FLETCHER JONES 800-127-3576 Mlnltdtl-Btnz C280w '95 Black Peart/Black (141152) $22,990 FlETCHER JONES 8Q0.927·3578 M«cedel C230ML '89 Blaolc/Parchment (6801121 $29,990 FlETCHER JONES 800-927 ·3578 .... MERCEDES E320 '117 while Pardvnent, chlome wheels. 5 Nell co Play•. IO moles xlnl oond Bv Own! $37. 900 714-431Hi 161 Of 949·760·9160 ~ .. . l I '. ':.!M.A. J .................. Hewy8111e~lllwllll. M'f load. NI toof, CO p11yet ...,.. w s1s.m obo C!!ld 71t3!!f:01 Q! oi....~'11 Whit ....... """' ...... 9110lltft ... llllull ' (318808) 115.818 ... MAllRI .. C?t4Mf100 .. 01 Dllll*.l CUA 'II : V-11, MO, whllt, llN ~ ~ 14173031 suee • NABERS • <114ll40=1100 : OldelllClbllt ~ ... • 7 .pns. cllll door, r• air, -CD & morel Blllnce of~- ranty, P'tvioul rtnlll, ,.. (1753711) $18,988 NABERS • (714)14M100 : TOYOTA CEUOA of 'tS : Convt. 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