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.. :CoaStal Co --..,,,.:·.siQn: lJle. reef must go
• Director of Marine
Forests Society says he
will take the issue to court
before tearing down the
underwater habitat.
Alex Coolman
DAILY PILOT
The California Coastal
Conunission on Tuesday told the
Marine Forests Society to take apart
the 12-year-old artificial underwater
habitat it.maintains in the ocean off
Balboa Pier, the society's director
said.
The conunission issued a cease-
, and-desist order against the group,
giving it six months to remove the
structure made of tires, plastic jugs
See tQday's
editorial on
P ... A2J
and PVC pipe
that it has
maintained on
the ocean floor
since 1988.
If the group
do~s not com-
ply, said director Rodolphe
... Streichenberger, it could potential-
ly face fines of $6,000 per day.
But Streichenberger said the
group will not give up the habitat,
which is used to cultivate kelp and
mussels. instead, he is planning to
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challenge t.l;le commission's decision
in the courts.
Rorurld Zumbrun, attorney for the
Marine Forests Society, said the
group will seek to cpntest the cease-
and-desist order "within the next
several weeks.•
Additionally, Zumbrun said, the
society will press forward with a law-
suit against the commission, charg-
ing among other things that its insti-
tutional structure is unconstitutional.
Coastal Commission officials, who
were me~ting in Santa Rosa
Wednesday, could not be reached
for comment.
Lisa Trankley, a deputy attorney
general who has represented the
commission on the case, has said
commissioners are worried about
potential safety and health prob-
lems connected with the undersea
structure.
QUESTION
UNDERSEA HAZARD?
Streicbenberger, an outspoken
critic of the commission. called its
charges "baloney."
. If. the Marine Forests Society
were to comply with the cease-
and-desist order, it would be
required to obtain a permit tb take
apart its own structure, as indicated
by Coastal Commission documents.
Zumbrun said it is possible that it
might also be necessary to prepare an
environmental impact report before
the disassembly could take place.
Do you agree with the
Coastal Commission's
decision to make the Marine
Forests Society remove its ·
artificial reef from waters off
Balboa Pier'? Call our Readers
Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or
e-mail your comments to
dai/ypilot@latimes.com. Please
tell us your name and hometown,
and include a phone number (for
verification purposes only).
17th Street project
promp1snew
grass-roots group
•Business owners
and residents form
association to lobbY.
or pr
busy thornughfare._
Andrew Glazer
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -~es1-
dents and business owner
who beheve East 17th
Street should be friendl.Jer
to pedestrians -and not a
sue-lane highway as Lhe ory
and county have planned
-formed a grass-roots
group after meeting with
city lrdffic engineers Tues-
day.
"This is the Rodeo Dnve
of Costa Mesd." said Dan
Perlmutter, who owns sev-
eral properties on the east
side of 17th Street, includ-
ing the shoppmg cente r
that LS home to hedlth food
store Mother's Mc1rket and
Kitchen.
"And on Rodeo Dnve,
l and
sit down at pat10s and you
don't have to ~ry _dbout
getting killed oy Cdf!-. going
60 mJ.le:. on hour "
The East 17th Street
Merchants & Commuruty
Assn wlll meet for the hrs~
tune Mond<;tY The group·~
orgamzers said they expect
35 to 40 peoplP to show up
but they do not yet ha\ e d
membership µst
Some of those who have
already JO tne>d the new
group have alredd}' been
involved m Lhe project as
members of a committee
formed b) the City Council
m Janudl)', in an elfort to
include busmes e" and res-
idents 1n the Edst 17th
SEE 17TH PAGE A16
·--connoisseur District could switch
state fundh1g status ·
Recently identified
source of beach
pollution has been part
of lifeguard's quirky
collection for decades.
Alex Coolman
DAILY PILOT
T hey were a big surprise in a
report released last month
about beach pollution: hun-
dreds of thousands of tiny plastic pel-
lets, scattered across the sands of the
Orang~ County coastline in (ar
greater numbers than anyone had
suspected.
But to Eric Bauer, they were no
surprise at all.
Bauer, who worked as a junior life-
guard. in Huntington Beach in the
1970s and is today a lifeguard lieu-
tenant with the Newport Beach Fire
and Marine Department, says he's ·
been collecting the plastic pellets for
decades.
Among those who know about
them, Bauer says, the objects even
hav~ a name, a term with .a diminu-
tive tone perfectly' fitting to their tiny
size.
Nerdles.
1f you've never heard of nerdles,
it's not because they're rare.
SEE NERDLES PAGE A16
THI llPIB
Eric Bauer, a lifeguard lieutenant
with the Newport Beach Fire and
Marine lieutenant, bolds a jar ·
containing nerdles, which are
plastic pellets that show up on
area beaches. The doll also
WUbed Up OD the beach.
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Bauer, above, bolds a handful of
nerdles, Uny pellets that are
actually the raw material used to
manufacture plastic products.
PHOTOS BY MARIANNA DAY MASSEY I DAILY PllOT
• If schools receive
state dollars based on
number of students, it
could gain about $3
million under proposal.
Danette Goulet
DAIL y PILOT •
NEWPORT-MESA
District officials will constd·
er changing the way New-
port-Mesa schools are fund-
ed for the chance to ~dSh m
on about $3 million
Gov. Gray Oct VI'··
announcement TuP~cl.l\
that his state budget re'< 1-
s1on proposes to add $1.84
Area beaches remain closed after raw sewage spill
...
• Sh~reline from Orange Street to Talbert Channel
remained dotted with yellow warning signs Wednesday.
NJ!WPORT BEACH -The
wats flam Orange Street to ~bert
Channel In Huntington Beech
rwnatMd doled Wednesday in tbe
wake of 1\aelday'I 5,000-gallon ....... CoUDtr ...... wt1l reopm tbe
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boWJle, program chief of the
Orange County H~alth Care
Agency's water quality division.
•we need a couple CQnteCUtive
days of clean samples before we
reopen the beach,. be said.
The sewage Oowed into the
oceen eerty 1\aelday morning after
a pq;e bi'qke at en Orange County
SUltatkla Dittrict pump tDll8 In ca... Mlle. The taDally com.m al
... pPe flUlbed Imo --diiiM ml ....... ID.tbl-~lae
-Greenvtlle Banning Channel.
which runs parall,el to the Santa
Ana River.
Michelle Tuchman, a spokes-
woman for the sanitation district,
said the diltrlc::t maintains a regular
program of preYeDtlve maintenance
to prevent IUCb ruptures,
The pipe that broke, she Mid,
WU about 30 years old.
•Thole pipes were scheduled to
be replaced witbin the next couple
of yeen, II llbe noted, "
1)ougb the 19Wage made for
..., .... bead*,~
DOtlld tbat 1UCb 1PDa ant not can-.
side.red to be the culprit in the kind
of long-term contamination that
plagued Huntington Beach last
year.
Tbe eource ol tMl problem is
suspected to be related to urban
runoff: the brew of pesticides, ferb.l-
lsen, animal droppings and oil
relldue that Oows into the ocean
·daily via storm drains.
•TIMn'a been some degree of
mbing of apples and oranges. m
the ~ of Tuelday's spill,
became al ClOllfusion abOut'tbi dif-
ferent IOUl'Cl8I of contamination,
HoMybOume takl .
billion for schools to spend
however lhey see ht was
just what districts have
been creammg for.
Tht1l money, however,
will only g<;> to -revenue
limll" districts -not to
q1ose hke-the Newport-
Mesa Unified School 015·
"lnct, which are funded
through "basic aid.• t •u we're still •basic aid,'
we would not get a penny,·
said Supt. Robert Barbol. -we hdvE! to pick wtuch one
is the biggest pot cmd jump
to 11. • ~
"1cwport-Mc> d recently
qurthfH .. ·tl d a • hdl>IC dld ~
SEE FUNDING PAGE A16
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A2 Thursday, M.ay 11, 2000
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Chairwoman selected
for Race for the Cure
AWba Andellon d Coto de
Caza bu been alec:t.s -chair-woman d the ninth annual KomSn Orange County Race_ for
the Cure, planned for Sepen•tw,
The event. presented by tbe
Suu.n G. Komen Breut Cancer
Foundation Orange County
affiliate, will take place at Pub-
km llland ill~ Belch.' More than ,000 people
took ~ lD the 1999 race,
which railed Sl .3 mtJHon Since
the rem began lD Orange Coun-
ty lD 1982. the fund-rai9er has
generat.s M .5 miWon for breast
cancer~.
Andenon, who became
iDwlYed with the raoe lD its
fouading year, taid lt Is a family
evmt with IOID8tblng for every-
ooe. It wW feat\1111 a team com-
petition, a women'• and coed 5K
run/Walk, · live entertainment. ·
&lwa~-ADd..a
Health and Pltneu Bxpo.
The =ht of the day will be the ceremony to pay
tribute to hundreds of breut
cancer survtvon.
The Orange County race Is
ODf' d 112 Komen foundation
Race for the ewe events heJd
annually throughout the country.
For more information, call (714)
957-9157 or visit the Komen Web
site at \vww.occure.com .
" Doily.Pilot
Lido Isle Womens Club
to sponsor antiq_ue show
T he inaugural Newport
Beecb Spring Anttque
Sbow, sponsored by
the Lido Isle Women's Clup,
will be held on Mother's
Day weekend, Friday from
10 a.m . to 8 p.~ and Satur-
day from 10 a.m .. to 6 p.m.
Diana Miner s'ays she hopes
it will become an annual
event, and one of signifi-
cance in Southern Califor-
nia. There will be many
antique dealers showing off
their wares. Sale items will
include French, English and
American furniture; early
California arti maps; books;
silveri jewelry; porcelain;
antique linensi painted vin-
tage pieces: chandeliers;
and lamps. Tickets to the
show are $12 at the door,
and $8 for groups of six or
more. Admission includes a
show catalog. A catered
luncheon and snacks will be
offered in the Lido Isle club-
house, iefituring views of
the Newport Harbor.
Greer Wylder
BEST BUYS
Newport Beach. Compli-
mentary valet )larking and
guest docks are available.
1+-----=-K-=eeping them on -their toes '
•Tue Lido Isle Women's
Club bas a long history of
sponsoring unique events
and giving something back
to the community,· says
Nancy Helm, president of
the club. •A portion of the
net proceeds will be distrib-
uted to Child.help USA and
The antique show will be
held in the Lido Isle Club-
house, 701 Via Lido Soud,
Newport Beach. For more
1nfonnation,call (949)675-
6838.
The Campus Colleague
C lub at OCC has publish ed
a cookbook called "The Dis-
abled Gourmet.• "Our
members and friends col-
lected the recipes,· says
Edwina Crites of OCC.
·Techniques for disabled
cooks were submitted by
two registered occupational
therapists, a professor of
adaptive physical education,
a nurse. and from the expe-
rience of disabled members
of our organization." All
proceeds from the sale of
the cookbook go to scholar-
ships and special needs of
disabled students at OCC.
It's not written ·ust for the
a e , ut or anyone
• Linda Harber's business
provides the right look for
aspiring dancers.
SHE IS
Stocking ·up on extra-strength
stockings.
LEOTARDS AND LEG WARMERS
Costa Mesa resident Linda Harber
never became a ballerina, but she
knows the look.
Harber provides costumes and
exercise clothes for dancers through
her business, Blisters dance and active
wear, on Harbor Boulevard.
She started the business after h er
children took up dancing. Her 16-
year-old daughter, who has been
dancing since she was 2, needed
recital costumes, so Harber sewed a
. -
tutu for her. The job just stuck.
Harber doesn 't handcraft all of the
me rchandise in her store, bu"\ she does
carefully select the balle t slippers, leg-
gings and leotards that she sells.
"Tights. I need these," Harber
excl{limed after receiving a large
brown oox from. the deliveryman. "We
ran out of one of the pairs the kids
needed. It's like getting a present.•
DRESSING UKE A DANCER
Because her two children aspire to
become professional dancers, Harber
knows exactly what items to stock.
Her store is full of dance wear, bobby
pins, ballet slippers and jewelry. She
even has dance-re lated wallpaper,
clocks, bags and Christmas tree orna-
ments.
She is familiar with her regular cus-
tomers, who often need specialized
orders for a performance. Harber will
sometimes take out her needle and ·
thread and make a custom costume.
But the stote is particularly fascinat-
ing to young dancers, she said.
"Those are really popular with the
' little girls,• said Harber, pointing to
pens topped wifil an oversized ball of
fuzz. •And of course, all of the hair .
accessories.•
BUSTERS? #
Harber and her daughter named
the business, but they don't actually
encourage dancers to develop blisters.
In fact, they are more concerned
with preventing and treating the
affliction common to those who stay on
their toes.
·we have stuff to take care of
them,• Harber said.
-Story by Amy R. Spurgeon;
photo by Taya Kashuba
~wants easy and quick '
red s: The cookbook is
4, plus $3 for shipping. To
order a cookbook, write to
Campus Colleagues, Dis-
abled Students Center,
Orange Coast College, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa
92628. Or call (714) 432-
5807 or (949) 6<t5-1130.
Sephora reveals the secret to sta;nng young
Wla Nova Jlestaurant is
offering a special Mother's
Day brunch from 11 a .m . to
3 p .m . Sunday. Dinner will
be served from the regular
dinner menu beginning at 4
p.m. There are breakfast
and lunch entrees, as well
as classic Italian favorites,
including pasta, seafood,
chicken and veal. Menu
prices for the Mother's Day
brunch are $7.95 to $14.95.
Also, Villa Nova will have
drink specials, including
champagne by the glass for
$1, and a complimentary
dessert for all mothers. For
Mother's Day reservations,
call (949) 642-7880. There is
also a new •twilight dining"
menu for early evening sun-
sets over Newport Harbor.
Included on the new menu
are an assortment of pasta
dishes, chicken pannigiana.
veal Milanese and fruitti di
mare with fresh shrimp,
mussels, scallops and clams
served on a bed of home-
made linguine . Salad, soup
and dessert choices are also
offered, as well as the deca-
dent Grand Marnier choco-
late souffle with fresh rasp-
berries and homemade
whipped cream. The twi-
light dining menu is offered
from 5 to 6 p.m. Monday
through Friday and from 4
to 6 p .m. Sundays. It's even
better to reserve a window
table for Villa Nova's great
harbor view while you dine
at sunset. Villa Nova is at
3131 W. Coast Highway in
The newest collection of
impressionist paintings by
renowned Hawaiian artist
Lau Chun will be on display
Saturday, when Chun will
make a rare personal
appearance from 5:30 to
8:30 p .m. at Lahaina Gal-
leries at Fashion Island. The
floral paintings are show-
cased as part of the center's
annual spring flower show.
·Art of Spring." C hina-born
Chun has made an immedi-
ate. impact on Hawail's. art
scene1 he's a rare colonst
whose paintings show a
feeling of enjoyment and
enhancement of life. Now
inte rnationally recognized,
C hun's work has been
shown at Lahdlna Galleries
for more than 15 years.
Reservations are recom-
mended for the reception,
and can be made by calling
(9<t9) 721-9117. Fashion •
Island's ·Art of Spring" con-
tinues through Sunday with
Doral displays and a variety
of entertainment through
the center, including chil-
dren's crafts, a nine-hole
putting green and other fes-
tivities to celebrate the
arrival of spring.
We at Retail Roundup spend a
lot of time worrying about
facial wrinkles and fine lines,
so it came as a great relief to hear
that the Sephora store in South Coast
Plaza is having an anti-aging event
today with dermatologist Howard
Murad.
Murad will be presenting a few of
his ·prescriptions for Anti-Aging,•
including such exotic approaches as
a "Vitamin C Infusion Home Facial
neatment."
Retail Roundup doesn't know
whether this treatment will work or
not, but we note there will be free
lood nt the event. We'll be there,
wriniles and all, t~ hog the brie.
RUN RABBrT, RUN
In other South Coast Plaza news,
VOL M. NO. 112
ntOMAS K. IOIMCM,
P'ubtllhlf nwvoooao.
Edltof ,_.MGLAND,
s.n1or City Editor
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RETAIL ROUNDUP
The White Rabbit Bookstore is mov-
ing to the Costa Mesa mall, bringing
its 35,000 titles of chlldren's books to
inquiring young minds. .
Tue store is the second White
Rabbit -the first one is down in La
Jolla, where it's been since 1978.
Retail Roundup has searched in
vain for some aspect of this story to
poke fun at, but alas, we've deter-
mined there's nothing to do but say
"Welcome to Costa Mesa" and
encourage readers to check out the
selection .
ACCESSORIZE. ACCESSORIZEI
What good is it having a Range
~over if you don't have a Thule rack
on the roof? Retail Rounduj1 bas often
shaken its collective head at the fail-
ure of motorists to properly a cces-
sorize their sport-utility vehicles. '-
Fortunately, a Newport Beach
company called Motor Vehicle
ATmarket is working to make it easi-
er to get a Thule rack, ~ funny little
shovel, a water can and whatever
other gratuitous merchandise might
properly complement one's "sport
ute."
The company uses an onllne dis-
tribution system to sell these baubles
to the consumer while th.ey're in the
dealership showroom.
So now there's no excuse: buy the
gear, and get the look right. Retail
Roundup will applaud your eminent-
ly stylish conswnption.
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Still tnte to schools after chatting unth bond Joe NEWPORT IEICH CITY COUNCIL
WRIP·UP 'I•
W henever I write a
column in support of
the upcoming
Newport-Mesa school bond
issue, there is one reaction I
can always count on. It
comes from a retired
Newport Beach teacher and
counselor and former G rand
Jury member named Ke nt
Moore. He takes issue with
me respectfully, but strongly. Joseph N. Bell~
THE BELL CURVE Since I have long regarded
support of the school bopd as
a virtual no-brainer, it seemed
to me useful to meet Moore bopd funds.
and try to understand his • We have no assurance
objections. U1at the money will be used
I've always believed that if strictly for the repair of school
your own position is not strong buildings. ln fact, there is
or secure enough to allow you · some evidence th.al it won't.
to look squarely at the opposi-• The refusal or the school
tion. you need to rethink it. So administration and school
I met with Moore last week board members to admit and
and talked about the school apologize for their improper
bond over coffee for almost behavior contradicts the mes-
two hours. sage of accountability we try
I must say that this took to send our students.
some courage on his part, I asked Moore if, in view of
since he knew my feelings his accusations against the
and didn't know how I would board -which come close to
treat what ~e sdid in print. I'll criminal malfeasance -he
try to represent his objections had ever run for the board
as clearly as possible with one himself or worked to put up
comment up front: I Jell our opposing candidates so his
meeting even more finnly objections could be aired in a
committed to support of the campaign. He said he hadn't
bonds. beca·use he didn't Utink the
Moore's opposition fdlls electorate cared.
into three principal areas: He sald he "didn't want to
•The Newport-Mesa come across as anti-educa-
Unified School District Board tion H and freely admitted the
of Education, by its perf or-urgent need for school repairs
mance over the last 10 years in Newport-Mesa.
(especially in allowing a $4-So what, I asked him,
million embezzlement, com-would bring you around to
mitting $47 mil.lJon to the dis-supporting these bonds? Two
astrous Citron investment things, he said: if board mem-
pool, and failure to set aside bers would apologize individ-
money for school repd1rs dJld uaUy and publicly for their
construction), has proven itself past errors and il he had
untrustworthy and therefore absolute assurance that the
should not be trusted with the money would go strictly for
proper dnd effioent use or the the repair or school buildings.
To that end, he gave me a
laundry list of project$ to be
addressed with the bond
money that he consJders frivo-
lous ~ outside the pa.le of
•bricks and mortar."
Whenever we got into more
abstract questions, he referred
to that laundry list or the
refusal of board members to
apologize. When I asked him
how -because he admits the
dire need-he would suggest
providing our kids 'with safe
and healthy schools il his ·
opposition helps shoot down .
the school bond, he said: "I
guess we'd just have to go
back to square one and start
over with a board that has the
trust of the public.•
By way of bdlance, I took
Moore's complaints to two
members of the Newport-
Mesa school board: Dana
Black and Jim Ferryman. I'll
touch on their responses here,
then deal with their strongly
held views in support of the
bond issue in my next column.
Their first -and most
emphatic -rejoinder to
· Moore's criticism was that the
board and school administra-
bon he condemns so vigorous-
ly no longer exist. Only two
members are still serving who·
we're on the school board aur-
ing the embezzlem1mt and
county bankruptcy-and one
of them vo'ted against pdrtici-
pation in the Citron.fun~.
The present b0ard'1ook..
shape less than four years ago
and began almost inunediate-
ly Lo take prelimindry steps
toward assessing building
needs and exploring funding
avenues -a long and
painstaking process.
Black and Ferryman were
puzzled at the suggestion that
there is some sort or hidden
dgenda that will allow the
bond funds to be used in inap-
propriate ways. Never nave-so
many safeguards been
attached to public money.
Measw-e A itself is ilS spe-
d.fie as it can be within the
limited space given it on the
ballot. 13ut local voters who
want to know more need only
consult the district's
Educational Facilities Master
Plan, which details and
desaibes every proposed
expenditure-and iS avail-
able at all 29 local public
schools and the district oCfice.
Moore's "laundry list" was
made up of isolated items
excerpted from this document,
and the virtue of each item
can be argued individually.
He may not agree-perhaps
you and I may disagree with
some of them, too -but they
are single items in a $163-mil-
lion repair and construction
bill that necessarily includes
design-and implementation
costs that Moore also ftnds
objectionable. And all this is
subject to the scrutiny or a ati-.
zens' oversiqht committee.
Finally,.the board members
tell me they are in no mood to
apologize for the hard and
earnest work they've done to
stabilize this school district
an~ move vilally needed reha-
bilitation of school strucl).lres
along to this point. ,
Moore regards the lack or
such an apology as a failure
on the part of the board to
demonstrate accountability to
our students. I would suggest
that the passage of Measure
A would be a much more dra-
matic example or accountabil-
ity on the part of the voters or
this district to the growing
acute needs of our children.
• JOSEPH N. BEU is a resident of
Santa Ana Heights.
•
Inside ·
CITY HALL "'
IUDGU DISCUSSIONS
tured discussion of a plan to
add a "harbor element" to
the city's General Plan, and
the formation of a harbor
col"1m1ss1on.
WH~T IT MEANS:
In a 'study session, council '
memben discussed in broad
·terms how the dty will spend
its money in the C'oming year.
The Idea
for the plan is
still pending
and will be
discussed fur-•
/
.
WHAT IT MEANS;
This was
the first
meeting the
council con-
vened to
review the proposed 2000-0 l
budget. The next two study
sessions will be devoted enti~ely to discussing the issue
In detail.
WHAT THEY SAID:
"People always ask me
where the money is going,"
Councllwoman Norma Glover
said of the proposed budget,
in which expenditures were
higher than revenues. "If we
cut back on capital improve-
ments, (the ratio of revenue to
expenditures! would look very
different." ·
Glover also noted that the
city doesn't seem to derive as
much money as it should from
hotel taxes.
"We really should hav~ a
higher rank [among other
Orange County cities]," Glover
said. "Supposedly, our industry
is tourism. n
FOCUS ON THE .llARBOR
The study session also fea-
ther at future meeting~.
WHAT THEY SAID:
"Let'~ step s"loJNly on this
6ne," Councilman Tom Thom-
son said, noting that the pro-
posals could make life difficult
for people who want to make
changes to their property.
"That's a real dilemma for
this city," Glover said. "I think
we're really goin9 to have to
think about th\s. (The propos-
al) would add a very decided
level of approval •
SPEED Ofl SANTIAGO
The counc1i heard a report
on the Santiago Drive speed
reduction program. Mayor
John Noyes pressed for·a
faster schedule on the collec-
tion of data and conclusion of
the program.
WHAT IT MEANS:
A decision ,
was post·
poned untll
the next meet-
ing, when the
council will set
a definitive
schedule for the study's com·
pletion.
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Thank '
you
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Students sing praises
of instructors at Victoria
Elementary School on
Teacher Appreciation Day.
Danette Goulet
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -Victoria Elemen-
tary School teachers basked in the
limelight Wednesday when they were
serenaded by Newport Beach musician
Mark Wood with fl song he wrote espe-
cially for them on Teacher Appreciation
Day.
Each year, Victoria Principal Judy
Laakso makes this day a special one for
teachers. But this year, after the school
was named a California Distinguished
School, she wanted it to be extra spe-
ciaJ.
She had teachers wear bright blue
graduation caps and pronounced them
distinguished teachers to the new tune
of "Victoria Elementary, California Dis-
tinguished School.·
•
Daily Pilot
.
State may help. to
'digitize' middle
school classrooms
• A proposed program
wowd help fund
In~met access fo~ all
seventh-an<f eighth-
grade classr~ms.
Danette Goulet
-0AJLY PILOT
said Stephen Glyer, director
of education technology foi:
the district All Newport-
Mesa high schools have·
aJready been hard-wired or
are . well on their way to .
being so.
The next step for the
state will be to implement
the program for grades sev-
en and eight, he said. lf the
Middle schools IP.8Y bill passes, district .officials
have an onramp to the would immediately ask ijie
information superhighway school board to decMre
-in every classroom if New-their support of the middle
port-Mesa becomes one of schools applying for the
the first districts to partici-digital program, Glyer said.
pate in a new state program "We welcome anything
aimed at increasing tech-that wou14 get more tech-
nology in education. nology irt"to the schools,· ·n would be wonderful,• said Dave Brooks, a school
said school board member board member.
Serene Stokes. •Tue earlier Next, it would be up to
we can get our youngsters the individual schools to
to successfully use comput-pursue the grants.
ers, the earlier they will be ·1 think we'd definitely
ready for this century." A Look into it,• said Jeff Gall,
state Assembly bill that pro-vice principaJ of Te Winkle
poses to provide $250 mil-Middle School. "It is the
lion to hard-wire middle direction we're trying to go schools for Internet access
"This was extra special because we
got the Distinguished School Award
this year,• said school psychologist
John Larkins. "But we were a distin-
guished school even before the state
~ecognized us.•
BRIAN P08UOA I OAllV PILOT
Victoria Elementary School teacher Anita P~acock gets a hug from first-
grade student Alley Per.kins during Wednesday's ceremony for Teacher
Appreciation Day.
received preliminary and since Estancia High School is already a digital approval this week in high school, it would make Sacramento .. The bill still has a long way to go before sense for the students to be
becoming reality, but many prepared for it here.•
educators see it as the next At Erisign Intermediate
step following the comple-School, each classroom
lion of the digital high already has a computer
school program next year. ... with Internet access, so it
Children clapped and sang along
and then each class of students roared
with cheers when their teacher took
the stage to receive a framed memento
of the day.
They were excited and proud of
their teachers.
~She's very good,· 9-year-old
Megan Weir said emphatically of her
teacher, Patty Poveda. "She makes
learning (Jm •
Megan's class.mate, 8-year-old
Eddie Macleod, was in complete
'-
agreement
"She's nice,• he said. "Once we had
to study division and she ti..tmed the
division into a game.•
But Poveda was c~ainly not the
only teacher receiving high praise
Wednesday morning. Samantha Grad-
er, a fourth-grader, bad a few words to
say about her teacher, Marilyn Wright.
•She's really, really nice -I mean
nice,• she said. "II we need help, she
helps us •
Parent Sandi Thomas said the stu-
dents' positive attitude is always pre-
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Although teachers were surprised to
have a song written just for them, they
said they have learned to expect ~uch
things from Laakso.
"Every year she does a ceremony.
One year, she made us dance down the
middle lo{ the assembly)~aid_Anita
Peacock, a first-grade teacher. "She is
very thoughtful.•
ere en SV..U!m!
The digital high school would take the opportunity
program is designed to to upg:rade its systems, said
bring schools into the 21st PrincipaJ Allan Mucerino.
century by providing $300 Mike Fine, a Newport-
per student for Internet Mesa assistant superlnten-
access and advanced tech-dent, said the district will
nology. wait to see if Gov. Gray
By n~ xear, every high Davis makes the bill a top
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become a digital big!!_ announces the tvfay budget
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....
lrvirie Co. project under scrutiny Comment period extended
for Home Ranch project
• Planning officials grant development pennit;
say they will keep a close eye Of\ posgble violations.
,..
In late March, six con-
struction workers were hurt
when they were struck by
rocks and d ebris from a
blast gone awry.
The permit approved
Wednesday is inte nded to
solve some of the prob·
lems, said Rich Elbaum,
spokesperson for tbe
Irvine Co.. because it
allows tbem to leave a por-
tion of a hill intact -. serv·
ing as a OU}'ld and visual
buffer. He said lhe compa-
ny decided to apply for the
permit a fter meetiryg wi~h
Sue Doyle
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH -
An Irvine Co. developme nt
project where six workers
were injured In a blast last
month will be kept unde r
scrutiny, the Orange County
Planning Commission
decided Wednesd ay a fter
residents complained of
noise and problems at the
site.
The Irvine Co. )YaS
before the commission to
request a d evelopment per-·
mil, which was approved.
But residents in the Sea-
wind neighborhood first tes-
tified that the area had
become a •war zone"
because of the explbs1ves
used in construcllon.
The 200-acre site is a part
·of the Irvine Co.'s Newport
.J Ridge lllxury housing devel-
opment which will include
200 homes and 200 apart-
. ment units.
The Seawind residents ·
• comJ?lained that the blasts
are not only dangerous and
noisy, but they som~times
begin as early as 6 a.m. -
which would be a violation
of county regulations:-
The conunission told the
county planning staff to mon-
itor th~ project and report
any problems or violations.
"It's overwhelming that
there's a major screw-up
there. It's got to be especial-
ly insulting with the in-
your-face viola tions,· said
Rick C oacher, chairman of
the commission.
Norman Witt, an Irvine
Co. vice pre!;ldent, said the
company is already aware
of six construction violations
and will work with contrac"'
to\'S to meet county regula-,
tioos. He said the contrac-
tors have set off 17 blasts
sirice, and shou.Id be tin-
ished by the end of the
month. -
·We are very aruuous to
clarify this with the contrac-
tors a nd that all hours of
restri.ction a re followed,·
added Carol Hoffma n,
another Irvine Co. vice pres-
ident.
However, the neighbor-
ing residents sa1d the Irvine
Co. has already gone six
months past its proposed
blasting pe riod.
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Still, some residents said
the construction has alrea·dy
disrupted their quality of life
and even damaged some of
their property. Those who
are pa rents sci.id they are
worried about their chtl-
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John Fransen, who Lives
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blasts dS a sunulated earth-
quake whe re •the house
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dents have unW May 19 to
request information that was
not included Ul a developer's
report about how a l'.)roposed
office park and furniture .
store could un~ad the city.
The public reyiew p~noo
. fo r the' Home Ranch project's
environmenta l study was
scheduled to end Wednes-
day, but city oHiaals d ecided
lo extend 1t because there
weren't enough copies of the
two-volume re port avdllable
at the front desk of the Plan·
rung Department
•Also, the re's d lot of
matenaJ to review,• !>dld City
Manager Allan Roede r
·we'd prefer to -€rr on the
side of giving more tune •
The 93-acre site of the pro-
po!>ed project is a luna bean
field between Fdlfview Roa d
a nd Harbor Boulevard, JUSl
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Mother's D~y Orchid Show · & ·
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' Saturday & Sunday
May 13th & 14th• l~ am 5 pm
at
TRIANGLE SQUARE
Colta Mesa (Harbor ~~rt Bl~
S,--by Triangle Square & N.ewport Harbor OrthiJ Society
north of the San Diego Free-
way.
"(he city origmally desig-
nated the land for homes and
small industry. But C .J.
Segerstrom & Sons are ask-
ing the o ty to let them build
a hOll)0 furnishings store and
nea,rly: 2 million square feet of
offiM ~pace there-.
. Homeowners living near
the proposep site have been
overwhel.m.ingly· opposed to
the project, saying it would
pump new traffic and air pol-
lullon IJltO t.be area, and tha t
a planned h.tne-story tower
would stand out m the neigh-
borhood
Stdte law requires the oty-
hued consultants who pre-
pared the report to respond to
all quesllons about how the
proj~Ct would physically
aHect thfl area.
Copies of the report are
available at the city's Plan·
nmg Department, 77 FairUn-
ve, and a t a ty llbraries.
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r llEWS Ill IRIEF
t Wanted: Ensign.
alumni for 50th
1 birthday party
Attention Ensign Mid·
die School alumni:
You're invited to Ensign's
50th anniversary party,
which will double as a
fund-raiser for the vener-
able Newpott Beach
school.
The even.i.ng b4$h will
take place May 29 ai the
Wlage Crean and fea-
ture dinner, ctancing, and
a live and silent auction.
nckets are $75 per per-
son. ·
For more information,
call (949) 675-1187 or
(949) 645-1878.
Woman s tuck
in elevator for
nearly ap. hour
A woman crawled out
or a hotel elevator Tues-
day night after it had
jammed between two
floors. trapping her for
nearly an hour, authori·
ties said.
Newport Beach Fire
and Marine Sgt. John
Blauer said the woman
escaped unharmed at
around 10:30 p.m. Tues-
day from an elevator
inside the Newport
Beach Marriott Hotel.
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Daily Pilot
lllEFLY Ill EDUCITIOll .
OCC students
to receive funds '
About $300,000 in schol.arsbips will
be awarded to students tonight at ·
OCC's 4~ annual Honors Night
Awards presentation.
More than 900 parents. students
and guests are expected to attend the
event, which will be held in the
Robert B. Moore Theater from 5:15 to
9:30 p.m . yg}lt refreshments will be
served unW 6 p.m. and a buff et will
conclude the celebration in the stu-
dent center. '
Firefighters stood out-
side the elevator and
spoke through the d09rs, t~g ~e woman how to
operate the levers lliside,
The elevator doors
Eleven ~c:ular Puget Sound educa-
tional aulHI have been scheduled for tbJI
summer a~ OCC's Norwester, a du-.'
Ile 15-foot wooden motor yacht that Intro-
duced actor John. Wayne to yachting five
decades ago. It will mark the third sum-
mer that Norwester has taken students
and community members on cruises
through Puget Sound. Excursions are set
QllD de Mar. Tb9 cndle ~gzwd fGr
taiJaa with at leut tntermecUele level
lldlll. G!ln de Mar will be ready far boud-
1.Dg ate a.m. Saturday at the colleg9'1 Sall-mg c:..um. 1801 w. ·Padlk: Colllt High-
way, Newpalt Beach. She will retum at 5
PJIL Sunday. Gun de.Mar it f8t and com-
fortable. A lilt of l'9COIDID8DCled
gear/dotblng wW be diltributed to au rag-• ' Public invited to check "
tstrants. The trip w Gs9. Por more mfor· . . opened between two
floors, Blauer said. . mation, call (949) 6'5-9't2. out new Sage Hill School
The ·fire deparbnent
typically receives about
· three phone calls a year
from businesses report-
ing people trapped
inside a malfunctioning
elevator.
Representatives from
the Newport Beach Mar-
riott Hotel did not return
phone calls.
-Sue Doyle
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14. July 16-22, July 28-Aug.3, Aug. 5-11,
Aug. 14-19, Aug. 25-31, Sept. 2-8; Sept
12-20 and Sept. 23-0ct. 1. Por reserva-
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Learn to sail or windsurf at Resort Water-
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sailing c;1-during June and July. The"'
five-week daises will meet OD lucceaive
Saturday or SUnday mornings, from 9 a.m.
to 1 p.m. at OCC'• Salling Center, 1801 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Week-
long clUlel will be Mondays through Fri-
days from 1:15 to 5:15 p.m. Evening class-
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The Bunplow is proud to be
serving our traditional, full menu on
Mother's Day, Sunda7, llay 14*, 2000.
•
We will be serving from 3pm to 9pm.
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Juicy Prime Steaks
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Pastries &. Confections
Chef's Gourmet Entr~ Special Children's Buffet
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"'": . •t Brunch is $39.95 adults,
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children under 3 arc free.
lndoor and Outdoor seating available.
Reservations arc highly recommended.
Please call (94'9) 729~160
Sage Hill School, scheduled to
open in the ran. will offer to the public
a sneak preview of th~ school's cam-
pus. curriculum and programs Satur-
day from 2 to 4 p.m.
It will be a chance for Ole commu-
nity to meet the newly hired teachers
and catch a glimpse of the expansive
camp'::ls, a private. nonprofit high
school at 20402 Newport Coast Drive.
For more information, contact Un-
da Walter or Mike Tartaglini at (949)
553-1177.'
Darya
Fine Persian
Cuisine
Darya invites you and ;.
your family to treat
Mo m to authentic
Persian cuisine, amidst
stunning elegance.
Vmwu..w~.am
1611 S1m/lowu Ave.
Santa Ana
(714) 557 .. 66()()
The
Buggalow
The Bu ngalow will be
serving items off the
menu from 3 .. 9 p.m. on
Sunday, May 14, 2000.
Prime steaks & fresh fish
are specialties!
2441 E. 'Coast Hwy.
Cm-ona del Mar
(~9) 673 .. 6585 J
Zubies
Chicken Coop
Zubies serving the
community fur 30 years, will
have some specials on
Sunday, May 14, 2(XX).
Steak & lobiter combo and
Alaskan King Crab Legs
will be found on the dinner
menu with some special
. prices.
414 Old Newport BWcL
Newport Beach
(949) 645-6086
Hyatt
Newporter
Sunday, May 14, from
1 Oam .. 3pm, the Hyatt
Newporter will be
featuring a Mother's Day
Brunch that includes a
carving station, gourmet
entrees, a speciitl
children's buffet, sushi
and more! Family fun
such as a petting zoo and
a face painter will be on
hand' from l lam .. 2pm.
1107 Jamboree Road
I
Newport Beach
(949) 729-6160
Carmelo's
Ristorante
Italiano
Carmelo's says there's
IOmething about ltaliaN
and their Moms! Enjoy
Carmelo'• and feel the
warmth I Servlna a special
Mother'• Day dinner on
Sunday, May 14, 2000
1wting at 5pm.
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A group photo of seventh-and eighth-grade students from Mn. Robinson's class
at Corona del Mar's Harbor Day Schoof, on vacation in Rome. The photo was
taken at Circus Maxi.mus.
Glrl Scouts Troop 2~ from Mariners Elementary-School took the Dally Pilot to
Rawhide Ranch in Bonsall, Calif.
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lhk Mother's Day
treat your Mom to a
clr*'9 mcperience
she won't forg9tt
H01HER S DAY ERUNCH
May 14th, Sunday, 11 :30-2:30
• Salads, Snacks, Appetizers
(Buffet Style)
•Lunch Entrees (C hoice of 12)
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· • Desserts: 3 kinds &' Fresh Fruits -
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For Reservations
(714) 436-1010
Regul.ar Menu at Dinner
Every Mom deserves a little "Rib'bln" ...
; es ecialiy on Mother's Day!
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Cantmd. llcrwy ~ 1111111 lhl'~ 2196 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
call (949} 631-2110
for tnfonna tlon & reservations
Bucket Party Pab
of Rlbl Pie PU Bal M ~=-.ir;J ~&.iq lfMl!~lll
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RISTORANm
•Festa della Mamma"'
(Motber'a Dq Celebration)
Sanday, May 14', 2000 • I lam to 3 pm
>.. former &ecutive Chef QfTuno Marc in Ncwpon Beach,
Chef Corndo Gianotti, invircs you ro his newly opened rcsrauram,
Corndo. A ddicioua Mochcr's Day ~will be Jerved on ~ay 14.
Roated leg of lamb. routed leg of veal, jumbo prawn1, grilled shrimp.
teafood lal.d, lllmon c:arpKCio and other c:klighu will tutefully satisfy
yow appedtc, •well • JOUf family ~ guaa. At Corrado, you'tt family!
Aduh1 $28.9', children $15.95. Childtth 6 and under cat free.
Marrakesh
Marrakesh prides itself
on an authentic
Moroccan cuisine and
at mo p~ Dine in a
fantastic dining room
among tented table
and belly dancer . A
Mother's Day Bruoch
buffer wi ll be erved
Sunday, May l 4, 2000
from 11 am to 3 m
1976 Newport Blvd,
Costa Mesa
(949) 645-8384 .
Royal Khyber
Fine Indian
Cuisine
Choo e from a
election of Mothe r's
Day lunch entrees
includ ing chicken,
lamb, fi h and shrim p.
Buffet cyle snack ,
salads & appetizer .
162 1 Sunflower At1e.
Santa Ana
(714). 436-1010
Newport Rib Co.
Every M om dese~e a
linle "rib'bin,"
e-pecially on Mother'
Day! In addition to
restaurant service,
consider a bucket of ribs
or a parcy-pak ro go!
Yo u can't go wrong with
some lip-smackin' nbs!
2196 Harbor Blw.
• Co5ta Mesa
f949) 631-21·10
Corrado
· Ristorante
amtW Gdioai, brnerly
Executive Chef at
Tuno Mare in Newport
• Beach, welcomes you
co his new
restaurant, COtTado.
Thi Sunday. find a
delicious "Fata della
Mammal" ~liciom
food, ~ious scatmc
and easy parking.
1000 8ridel Sc.
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Daily Pilot A8 Thursday, May 11, 2000
Costa Mesa residents Stephen and Logan Mowery and Monique and John Dale
Join hiends Joe and Jenifer George for their Valentine's Day wedding on
Kauai, Hawaii.
Newport Beach residents Adolf and Blrgtt Luttke, on their recent cruise around
Cape Hom. The couple vtslted the Falkland Islands.
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Mother's Day
Champagne Brunch Buffet
Sunday, May 14th 10:30am to 2:30pm
Carving Station
Si>ecialty Items from Ciao Mein
Chilled Fresh Seafood Bar
Omelettes Made to Order
Assortment of Fresh Breakfast Bakeries
Dessert Display
. Mini Buff et for Children
Orange Juice, Ch~pagne & Much More
CALL FOR OUR
MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL
949-721-1113 ,
WWW.ONl.IN ESURGERY.COM
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336 Polnsena Ave. tolf POI) ~ corona del Mar
949-675-9756
MICHAEL V.
ELAM 11.D.
COSMETIC SURGERY
360 SAN MIGUEL. DRIVE, SUITE 207 • NEWPORT BEACH
Bellissima
A special selection of
American, European
designers. Fashions,
je~elry and shoes ...
just for Mom!
336 Poimetria A.,e.
Corona del Mar-
(949) 675-9756
Hyatt Regency
Irvine
A champagne brunch
including a carving
station, seafood bar
and a mini,buffet for
children will be
served May 14 from
10:30 a.m. ro 2:30 p.m.
17900 Jamboree Rd.
lmne
(949) 225-6650 • ' . .
Dr. Elam
Operates in a state-of,
the,art accredited
.facility.
360·San Miguel Dr.,
Stdte 200
(949) 721-1113
Spa Gregories
Newpon's
destination for
therapeutic
relaxation and refined
tranquility.
200~C--Dr.
NNlf>ort Beed ·
(949) 644 6672
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Doity Pilot Thursday, '*1y 11 , 2000 A9
CoSta Mesa resident Dona Leverett. with sisters Naomi Pruett of San Pedro and
Joy Sworder of La Jolla, visited the governor's mansion ln Uttle Rock, Ark.,
A group of Newport Beach residents recently traveled to Iran. They are pic-
tured here in the south of Yazd.
· while attending a church conference.
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• BY WORKING MANY MUSCLE GROUPS AT ONE TIME RATHER THAN lsotATING
ONE MUSCLE GROUP THE PILATES Mfl;HOO STRENGTHENS HAAD TO REACH
MUSCLES
WHAT PROGRAMS BASED ON THE
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• All Body Design Instructors are C~rtifitld.
• Body Design is a Certifying Studio. We'll be offering Pilates
Certification Programs.
• Private, Semi Private and Group Classes are available according
to the client's needs anclgoals:
WHAT ARE. THE BENEFITS OF THE
PILATES WORKOUT?
• Perfooning a variety of exercises at a low nu~ of repetitions,
muscles are strenSthened and ek>ngated without creating bulk.
• Training methods devised by Joseph Pilates provide a high degree
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• Pilates Mat Classes
• Personal Training
• Circuit Training
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• Tap Classes
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• Jazz Classes
• Post Rehabilitation
• Massage Therapy
• Endermology
• Facials
• Cardi6 Ballet
• Swiss BallClasses
• Latin Rhythm
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Chocolates for
Mother's Day
Mother'1 Day tins packed
with ddiciom chocolates
Long-stem.med
chocolate truftle roses
Chocolates that spell "MOM"
FJegandy wrapped
boud chocolates
Chocolat~ dipped strawberries
urmet c:aram app es
Chocolate champagne bottles
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Mother's Day is.May 14th.
Athletic Club
. for Women
Helpmg women achieve health
& fl~ gools while 1-otNmg
energy & self confiJence.
2036 Quail St,
Newport Beach
(949)852-8655
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Feature-; Pilat~ workout,
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100 NewpOt't ~Dr.
Newp()rt Beach ,
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Delaney Ware of Costa Mesa, with grandmother Janie Arnold of Costa
Mesa, at Yellowstone National Park's Old Faithful In March.
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Ensign Intermediate School Madrigals of 1998-99 at Festival 2000 at New
York's Carne gie Hall on March 19.
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David and Jean Lazar of Newport Beach traveled to Nepal via Bangkok,
Thailand.
Chuck and Leanne Hofmann celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary at
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MaddJe Rose Frome, this year's Irrelevant contest winner, celebraUng her
victory on the island of Cozumel .
Newport Beach sisters Shirley Wach and Bev Hendrickson on a cruise to
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.• Send ~ 10WN Items to
the 0-'ly Pflot, 310 W. by St., Cof.
ta Mesa 92627; fax to (949) 646-
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plete listing may be found at
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TODAY
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church will host a career net-
work seminar for those who
are unemployed at 7:30 p.~.
at the church, 600 St.
Andrews Road, Newport
Beach. John \>alermo of
Palermo & Assodates will be
the guest speaker. ·The semi·
. nar is free. Por more informa-
tion, call (949) 574-2239.
A springtime fashion show
will be hosted by the Thurs-
day Morning Women's Club
at noon at the Balboa Bay
Club, 1221 W. Coast High-
way, Newport Beach. Admis-
sion is $22. Lunch is included.
Nonmembers welcome. For
more information, call (714)
546-2244.
•Drug-Proofing Your Teen,"
a free seminar on teenage
drug and alcohol abuse, will
begin at 7 p.m. at Hoag
Memorial Hospital Presbyter-
ian, One Hoag Drive, New-
port Beach. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 645-8600.
,"lnvesttng ln the 21st Centu-
ry,• a seminar on how to pre-
serve assets, will begin at 7
p.m. at the Newport Beach
Central Library, 1000 Avoca-
do Ave., Newport Beach.
Admission is free. For more
information, call (949) 717-
3801.
Theatre, 270t Fairview Road;
Costa Mesa. Admission is S7
in advance or S9 at the door.
Senior citizens are eligible for
a St advance discount. For
more information, call (714)
432-5880.
Pbllhumonk: Festival of
Homes and Garqens, a tour of
five professionally interior
designed homes from San
Juan Hills to Monarch Beach,
will begin at tO a.m. to.4 p .m.
today and Saturday. Tickets
are $40. Proceeds benefit the
Youth Music Programs of the
Pl\ilbarmonic Society 'of
Orange County. For informa-
tion and reservations, call
(714) 840-7542.
The U do Isle Wome.n's Club
inaugural Newport Beach
Spring Antiques Show on
Mother's Day weekend will
feature French, English and
American furniture and early
California art, prints, maps,
books, porcelain and antique
linens. The event will be held
from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. today;
and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sat-
urday. Ticlcets cost $12 at the
door, $10 in advance; $8 for a
group of six or more. The Lido
Isle Clubhouse is at 701 Via
Lido Soud, Newport Beach.
For more information, call
(949) 675-6838.
SATURDAY
Crystal Cove State Park w UJ
hold a "Backcountry Hike" at
9 a .m. and "Tidepool Talk• at
12:30 p.m. Visitors should
meet at El Moro VLSitor Cen-
ter on Pacific Coast Highway,
1ust north of Laguna Beach.
The programs are Cree; park-
ing is $6. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 497-764~ ,
Cost is $2 for adults and $1 for
children. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 6'4-3244.
EMlblull ElemmlMy Scboorl
PTA will host a semiformal
spring fund-raiser titled "A
Night To Celebrate Our
Stars• -including a dinner,
dancing and a silent auction
-beginning at 6 p.m: at Vil-
lage Crean, 2300 Mesa Drive,
Newport Beach. Tickets are
$50. For advance ticket infor-
mation, call (949) 515-5920.
The Newport Harbor On:hld
Society's third annual orchid
show,. #Oceans of Orchids,•
will be presented through
Sunday at lriangle Square,
1870 Harbor f3lvd ., Costa
Mesp. Hours will be Crom 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Other
concurrent events will be
video presentations, cultural
lectures and orchid sales.
Admission is free. Valet park·
ing· will be available. For
more information, call (714)
647-7702.
Celebrity author and lecturer
Laura Doyle will facilitate a .
powerful workshop titled,
•How to Have the Inti.mate
Relationship You Always
Dreamed Of,· from 1 to 5
p.m. at the Holiday Inn, 3131
Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Doyle
will be using the principles
from her new book, "The
Surrendered Wife: A
Woman's Spiritual Guide to
1Tue Intimacy with a Man.·
Preregistration is $39. Ad.mis·
sion at the door is $50. For
more information, call (714)
549-9305.
SUNDAY
Guide to nking Control of
Your Ute" at 7:30 p.m. at Bor-
den Books, MUlk: and Cafe,
:>333 Bear St, Costa Meu.
The lecture is free. For more
information, call )(714) 432-
7854 . _.,.,.-/
The Single Gounaet <>rage
County Chapter, an interna-
tional fine dining club for sin-
gles, will host a dinner party
at 6:30 p.m. al l>inot
Provence, 686 Anton Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. The cost is $63.
for reservations, call (949)
854-6552.
11-e Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce Busi-
ness Referral Breakfast will
take place. at 7:30 a .m. at The
Pacific Club, 4·t t0 MacArthur
Blvd., Newport Beach.
Author, speaker, trainer Terry
L. Mayfield will present a dis-'
cussion on achieving excep-
tional customer service. Cost
for members is $15. Cost for
nonmembers at the door will
be $20. For more information,
call (949) 729-4400.
A free seminar tilled "Weight
Loss & Healing with the Raw
& Uving Food Diet" will be
presented from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
at the Patio Cafe at Mother's
Market and Kitchen, 225 E.
17th St., Costa Mesa. For
reservations, call (800) 595-
6667 .
WEDNESDAY
Wanlm MicbMl McDelmoU
of the state Department of
Pilh and Game will give a
preseotation at an Orange
County CoastKeepers meet-
ing at 7 p.m. The free event
will be held at the Newport
Dunes, the Wind and Sea
Room. 1131 Back Bay Drive.
For more information, call
(949) 723-5424.
MAY 11
Sl. Andrew's Presb~erlan
Church will host a free rela-
tionship seminar for people
who are recently divorced or
separatoo. The meeting will
begin at 7:30 p .m. at 600 St.
Andrews Road, Newport
Beach. For more information,
call (949) 574-2214.
A support group for care-
givers sponsored by the
Alzheimer's Assn. of Orange
County will meet from 1 to 3
p.m. at Hoag Health~center,
1190 Baker St., Costa Mesa.
The meeting is fr~e. For
reservations, call (714) 593-
9630.
Guest speakers Dr. Bill
DeMoss and Steve Holmes
will present a. lecture titled
"Vaccination -the Myth* at
7 p.m. at Mother's Market &
Kitchen, 235 E. 17th. St., Cos-
ta Mesa. The lecture is free.
For more information, call
(714) 806-1967.
~rce will present the
2ist annual Les M111er schol-
anhip recognition breakfast
at 7:15 a.m. at the Double
~ee Hotel, 3050 Bristol St.,
Costa Mesa. Admission is
St 7. For more information,
call (7t4) 885-9090.
MAY20
Paine Webber will host a
financial seminar tilled "How
to Handle Divorce Settlement
-Investing Your· Settlement
WlSely" beginning at noon at
620 Newport Center Drive, on
the ninth floor. For more infor-
mation, call (94~) 717-5600.
Crystal Cove State Park will
host a •aackcountry Hike" at
9 a.m. Visitors should meet at
El Moro Vuitor Center· on
Pacific Coast Highway just
north of Laguna Beach. The
program is free, parking is $6.
For more information, call
(949) 497-7647.
A national competition for
young cb~ apprentices will
be held from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. in
OCC's culinary arts depart·
ment, 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. The event, spon-
sored . by the International
Gourmet ·Society and La
Chaine des Rotisseurs, will fea-
ture 10 apprentices represent-
ing community colleges, pri-
vate schools and chefs associa-
tions. Gourmet chefs from
throughout the county will
serve as judges. For more infor-
rnation, call (714) 432-5725.
Borders Books, Music and ·
Cafe will present "Special Sto--
rytime with Winnie the Pooh·
at 1 p.m. Borders is at 3333
Bear St., Costa M'esa. Stor:y-
time is free. For more infonna-
tion, call (714) 432-7854.
Author James Hlrsen, PhD,
will be a guest speaker at the
Balboa Bay Re pubhcan
Women Federated meeting at
6 p.m. at the Balboa Bay
Club, 1221 W. Coast High-
way, Ne wport Beach. The
cost is $30. For reservations,
call (949) 515-1887.
Crystal Cove State Park will
Financial advisor Michael hold a "Backcountry Hike* at
Mohamed will present a sem-9 a.m. VLSitors should meet at Guest speaker Birt Martin Jlepresentattves of The
inar on how to pay for college El Moro Visitor Center on will discuss "The Million Doi-Princeton Review will give a
·tuition at 2 p.m. at Borders Pacific Coast Highway just Award-winning mystery lar Success Plan" at Borders free seminar on standardized
BOllks. Music and Cale, 3333 north of Laguna Beach. The writer Robert Crais, author of Business Connections, a busi-testing for college admission'
Bear St., Costa Mesa. The program is r~ee, par~g is $6. the popular Elvis Cole novels, ness networking and referral with a focus on the SAT at 11
seminar is free. for more For more inlormation, call will be the featured speaker group that will meet at-8 p.m. -a.m., at Borde Books, Music information, call (714) 432-c:1t9J~r@M644'"1r..------'"""".a~t=:.;...c.:;.,ei;,e~6~ra=r.te::.=i-l:lh;;:::e~C~en~t:::e::,...7fo::r~a~t'"B"'o!:r:::iar;::-ers=-iatr.oo~k~s.-.Ms:r.:u:;:s1:-;;c:'-;an=ar--=an~4:.;iCaf~e::..:,:.;.3Pi3;.t3~;;e:;.ar::;.:.,.:...,:.;:;:o:;s:..· ---1 -~------"'-
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"Pe ru: The Mysterious Jour-
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OCC's 1999-2000 travelogue .
film series, will begin at 7 ,
p .m. at the Robert B. Moore
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Tlae MCond annual Free
Community Health' Pair will
take place from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. at Harbor Christian Fel-
lowship.. Church, 740 W. Wil-
son St., Costa Mesa. YWCA
ENCOREplus and the Susan
G. Komen Breast Cancer
Foundation will sponsor a free mammogram-a-thon for
women Al.0 years and older
from 8:30 a.m, to 3 p.m. For
reservations, call (714) 806-
2037. For general informa-
tion, call (949) 631-7730.
Author Edith Malek will be a
guest speaker at "Growing
Clematis in Southern Califor-
nia,• one in a series of Week-
end Gardener workshops, will
begin at 9:30 a.m. at the Sher-
man Library and Gardens,
2647 East Coast Highway,
Corona del Mar. The work-
shop is free. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 673-2261.
Rachel Ashwell, creator of
Shabby Chic Designs Inc.,
will sign her book from 2 to 4
p.m. at Blue Springs, 369 E.
17th St., Costa Mesa. The
event is free. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 64f-3632.
"Understanding Managed
Care & Medicare,• a work-
shop series sponsored by the
Alzheimer's Assn. of Orange
County and other health-care
agencies, will feature guest
speaker Julie Shoen from
Health Insurance Counseling
and Advocacy Program at 9
a.m. at Edwards Big Newport
Theatre, 300 Newport Cente r
Drive, Fashion Island, New-
port Beach. The workshop is
free. For reservations, call
(800) 660-1993.
1be Broadway Chlropractlc
Group will participate in
"Kids Day America/lntema-
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11n1n
Raebel Ashwell, founder of Shabby Chic Designs,
will dbcuss her latest book, "The Shabby Chic
Home," a t 2 p.m. May 20 at Blue Springs antique fur-
niture store, 369 E. 17th SL in Costa Mesa. The book
Is a con temporary h ome design guide. The event is
free. For mo re information, call (949) 642-3632.
St., Costa Mesa. For reserva-
tions, call (800) 595-6667.
MAY 24-
An American Flbromyalgta
support group will meet at
7:30 p.m at the Hoag Hospital·
Cancer Center Auditorium,
One Hoag Drive, Newport
Beach. For more information,
call (714) 840-8038.
"Special Storytlme with Lau-
ra," a free children's program
at Borders Books, Music and
Cafe, begins at 10 a.m. at
3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa.
For more information, call
(714) 432-7854.
Autbor -Jane Howard
Guernsey will host •The Lady
Comaro: Pride of Venice," a lec-
ture about the 17th century
prodigy who became the first
woman to receive a university
degree. Tue free lecture is at
noon at the Newport Beach
C.entral Ubrary, 1000 Avocado
Ave., Newport Beach. For more
information, call (949) 717-3800.
·lbe Personal Growth and
~ormation Group, led by
psychologist Craig Wagner, will
begin a new three-month series
of discussions on "The Search
for 'Ihle Selr at 7:30 p.m. at
Bord~ Books, Musicand Cale,
3333 Bear SL, Costa Mesa. The
seminar is free. For more infor-
mation, call (714) 432-7854.
"Plant Your Own Fuchsia Bas-
ket• will be presented at 9:30
a.m. at Sherman Library &
Gardens, 2647 E. Coast High-
way, Corona del Mar. Each
participant will plant a fuchsia
basket to take home. All mate-
rials will be supplied. Regist:fa-
tion is $40. Preregistration is
required. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 673-2261.
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce will present its
business after-hours mixer
from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the
Newport Rib Co .. 2196 Har-
bor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Mem-
bers are free. Potential mem-
bers are $10. Visitors wel-
come. For more information,
call (7 14) 885-9090.
MAY 25
Pauline Maranlan will direct
Estancia Hlgh School's Ora-
ma Department's producboo
of L. Frank Baum's "The Wiz-
ard of Oz" at 7:30 p.m. at the
Newport H,arbor High
School's Norman Loats Audi-
tiorwn, 600 lrvine Ave., New-
port Beach. The play runs
through Mat 28. Shows start
at 7:30 p.m. May 26 and 27,
and at 2 p .m. May 28. Tickets
are $8 in advance and $10 at
th& door. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 5-15-6537.
lbe ·Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce's Sun-
set After Hours Mixer will be
presented from 5 to 7 p.m. on a
large yacht provided by
Adventures At Sea Yacht
Charters at 3101 W. Coast
Highway No. 209, Newport
Beach. Free for members. Cost
for nonmembers at the door
will be $10. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 729-4400.
MAY 26
"Special Storytt.me with Lau-
ra,• a free children's program
at Borders Books, Music and
Cafe. begins at 11 a.m . at
3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa.
For more informal1on, call
(714) 432-7854.
MAY 27
A salute to war veterans and
American heroes will be held at
the Orange County Market
Place dunng the weekend
Thursday, May 11 , 2000 Al3
swap meet from 7 am. to 4 p.m.
at the Orange County Fair-
grounds, Del Mar Avenue and
Fair Drive in Costa Mesa. All
military veterans with proper
identification will receive free
admission both days. At.'a.rd·
winning crafters from the
National Veteran's Cteative.
Arts Festival will display their
work. Admission is $1; parking
is free. FOr more tnformation,
call (949) 723-6660.
~ . Crystal Cove State Park will
hold a "Backcountry Hike" at
9 a.m . Visitors should meet at
El Mqro Vtsitor Center on
Pacific Coast Highway· just
north of Laguna Beach. The
program is free; parking is $6.
For more information, call
(949) 497-7647. •
MAY 28
Crystal Cove State Park wlll
hold a "Backcountry Hike" at
9 a.m . V1Sitors should meet at
El Moro Visitor Cen ter on
PaciJ1c Coast Highway just
north of Laguna Beach. The
program is free; paFk.ing is $6.
For more information. call
(949) 497-7647.
MAY 31
The Mystery Book Dlscussion
Group will discuss Dennis
Lehane's "Darkness, Take
My Hand· at 7 p.m. at Bor-
ders Books, Music and Cafe,
33'33 Bear St., Costa Mesa.
The group discuss1on is free.
For more information, call
(714) 432-7854.
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e nvironmental awareness
day featuring crime preven-
tion, free child· identification
cards, safety tips for children
and a special appearance by
•McGruJC-the crime dog.
Broadway Chiropractic
Group is at 136 Broadway,
Costa Mesa. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 631-5804.
MAY 21
J Crystal Cove State Park wlll
hold a "Backcountry Hike" at
9 a.m . V1Sitors meet at El
Moro V1Si\()r Center on Pad.f-
ie Coast Highway just north
of Laguna Beach. The pro-
gram is free: parking is $6.
For more irformation, call
(949) 497-76'47. .
MAY 22
A free seminar and book-
signing of "Beyond Aspirin:
Nature's Answer to Arthritis,
Cancer & Alzheimer's,· will
be presented from 6:30 to 8
p.m . on the Patio Cafe at
Mother's Market and
Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Cos-
ta Mesa. For reservations, call
(800) 595-6667.
MAY 23
lbe Corona del Mar Cham-
ber of Commerce will host
Spring Promenade, its annual
spring fashion show, at 11:30
a.m. at Five Crowns Restau-
rant, 3801 E. Coast Highway.
Admission is $35 and
includes lunch. For more
information and reservations,
call (949) 673-4050 ..
A free seminar, "Feng Sbu1
Your Way,• will be presented
from 6:30 to 7:30 p .m . at the
Patio Cafe at Mother's Mar-
ket and Kitchen, 225 E. 17tll
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A free 1eabaar, •Nablral
Solutions for PMS &
Menopause,• will be present-
ed from 6:30 to 7:30 p .m. at
the Patio Cafe at Mother's
Market and Kitchen. 225 E.
17th St., Costa Mesa. For
reservations, call (800) 595·
6667.
. "Special Sto!JUme wllb Lau-
ra,• a free children's program
··at Bordets Books, Mu.sic and
Cafe, begins at 10 a.m. at
3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa.
For more information, call
(71') 432-78'54.
JUNE 9
Orange County Fine Arts, an
artists' association in New-
port Beach and' Corona del
Mar, will present a Cree art
show from 10 a .m. to 6 p.m. at
Corona del Mar Plaza. A per-
centage of all sales will go
toward art schol~hips for
local colleges. For more inforr
mation, call (714) 892-5946.
ONGOING
A women's .therapy support
group meets to discuss rela-
Uonship issues at 6:30 p.m.
Tuesdays at 1151 Dove St.
No. 105, Newport Beach. For
more information, call Bar-
bara at (949) 261-8003.
The Friends· of the Newport
Beach Public Library Used
Book Store needs to replenish
its book stock. Patrons are
urged to bring in unwanted
books. With the exception of
law books or magazines, all
donations -hardcover and
paperback ....... are welcome
and are tax-deductible.
Books may be left at any of
the three branch libraries -
Balbda, Mariners or Corona
del Mar. They also can be left
in the special book closet next r------'to~the:,:;..; store at 1000 Avocado
· Ave. ·for more information,
call (949) 759-9667.
The Newport Beach New-
comers a ub meets at 10 a.m.
the third Wednesday of each
month a t different homes.
The group of about 100
women_ go on the road and
play golf, tennil, bridge and
more. Tbe group alllo bolds
eeveral evening partiel. For more information. call (949)
854-4501.
SL Muk Healla Mbdllrlel
presents Love Without Honor
support groups at 10 a.m. and
7 p.m. Mondays through
December for women coping
with domestic violence. The
groups will meet for two
bouis at St. Mark Presbyter-
ian Church, 2100 Mar Vista
Ave., Newport Beach. · For
more infopn.ation, ~ (9-49)
121-8079.
1be Jewish Family Service of
Orange County sponson a
discuSsion group focusing on
issues, concerns and respon-
sibilities of adult children car-
ing for their elderly parents at
7:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E.
Baker St., Costa Mesa. The
purpose of the group is to
help children and other con-
cerned relatives ide'ntify
probJems and issues and
develop appropriate solu-
tions. The cost is $30. For
more information, call (714)
445-4950.
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce bolds networking
luncheon meetings froai
11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednes-
days at the Costa Mesa
Country C lub, 1701 Golf
Course Drive, Costa Mesa.
V1Sitors are welcome. CQst is
$13. For more infonnation,
call (714) 885-9090.
1be Udo hie Toastmasten
aub meets at 6:30 p.m. Mon-
days at the Oakwood Apart·
ments, 1700 16th St., in the
clubhouse on the main level,
in Newport Beach. For more
information, call (949) 515·
9470.
Jewish Family Service of
Orang~ County sponsors an
ongomg· h~anng support
group for the chronically Ul.v
The purpose is to provide
participants with emotional
and spiritual support to man-
age illness and its conse-
quences. The group meets at
7 p.m. ThW'Sdays at Jewish
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St, COila Mela. Attendance
la free, but registratton iS
required. Tu regllter or for
more infonnation, call (714)
445-4950.
group meets from 8 to 9:30
p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E. Bak-
er St., Costa Mesa. Advance ~don ii reqW.red. For
more information, can (714)
<645-4950.
Scnbble Cab No. 3H..... A Dee"ng wltll ~-..
from 6 to 10 p.m. Tbundays port group is offered by Jew-
at Borden Boob, MUlic and ish Pamlly Service of Orange
Cafe on 19th Street and New-County. The group is led by
port Boulevard, Costa Mesa. ' ail eJCperienced counselor
The cost ii S3. New players and meets at 6 p.m. Tueldays
are welcome. For more infor-at the Jewish Federation
mation, call (949) 759-4871. Camp\IS, jJ._50. E. Baker St.
1 Suite G, Costa Mesa. For
1be Cola and Slmap Club more wonnation, induding
meets from 1 to 3 p.m. MoD-dates and fees, call Heather
days at the Oasis Senior Ceo-Watson at (714) 445-4950:
ter. New members interested
in trading, buying and selling
stamps and coins are being
sought to join these informal
meetings. There are no fees
required. For more informa-
tion, call (~9) 644-324,.
Jewish Family SeMce often
ongoing bereavement sup-
port groups for adults at all
stages of loss. The groups
share experiences, bear bow
others deal with grief, receive
support and learn ways to
cope with sadness and loss.
One group meets at 7 p.m.
Tuesda~ at Beth Jacob in
lrvine. The second group
meets at 10 a .m . Tuesdays at
Temple J udea in Laguna
Hills. The third group meets
at 1 p.m. ThW'Sdays at the
Ezra Center in Anaheim.
There is no fee for these
groups, but advance registra-
tion is required. For more
information, call (714) 445-
4950.
An Interfaith couples support
group is offered by Jewish
Family Service of Orange
County. The group addresses
issues faced by couples in
which one partner is Jewish
and the other is not, including
raising children, o~serving
holidays, displaying symbols
in the borne and relationships
with extended families. The
group meets for three weekly
sessions · Wednesday
evenings at Jewish Family
Service, 250 E. Baker St.,
Suite G, Costa Mesa. For
more infonnation, including
dates and fees, call (714) 445-
4950.
1be Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce networkers busi-
ness leads luncheon takes
place at J 1:45 a.m. Wednes-
days at the Costa Mesa,
Country Club, 1701 Golf
Course Road, Costa Mesa.
For more information, call
(714) 885-9090.
The Walldng Club of New-
port Beach meets at 9 a.m.
and 7 p.m. at Hospital Road
and Superior Avenue. Lose
the weight and have fun. For
more information, call (949)
650-1332. .
Beech. For more information,
call (949) 642-6301 or (949)
551-8591.
Tiie o.-as Senior Ceater
often ongoing assistance, coumelidf and referral let·
vtces for leDion. For appoint·
ments or more information,
call (949) 644-324,.
n.e Co.IA MMe Sealor au-
zen Square and Round Dence
aub seek.a experienced
dancers to join its group from
9 to 11 a.m. Thursdays at the
Costa Mesa Senior Center,
19th Street and Pomona
Avenue, Costa Mesa. For
more information, call· (714)
545-5669.
meets from 10:30 to 11:30
a.m. Prldays. Tbe dulel are
designed to reduce stress,
tnaease longevity and pro-
mote a sense of well-being
with basic, easy-to-learn,
nonstrenuous movements to
aid in balance and concentra-
tion·. 1be cl.ass is free. and
taught by Victor Armand. No
registration is required. Tbe
Hoag Cancer Center ls at
4000 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. For more
infonnation, call (949) 722-
6237.
The Outs Senlqr Center
offers a daily ~ephone con-
tact program for seniors who
have a limited local support
system. For more infqrmation •.
call (949) 644-3244. A free suppod group lor cmcer-
patients meets at 7 p.m.
Wednesdays, and a support The Coda Mesa Coauaanlat-
group for people suffering tors Toastmasters Club meets
from chronic fatigue syn-from noon to 1 p.m. Wednes-'
drome meets from 7 to 10 days at the Orange County
p.m. Wednesdays at the Insti-Department of Education, 200
tute for Holistic lfeatment Kalmus Drive: Costa Mesa.
and Research, 4019 Westerly Meetings are open to anyone
Place, Suite 100, Newport . who wants to improve his or
Beach. For more information, her public ~g skills. For
call (949) 251-8700. more infonnation, call (714)
Arthrltts Foundation Instruc-
tor Hillary Stone leads an
exercise class at 11 a.m.
Thursdays al the Jewish
Senior Center, 250 E. Baker
St., Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (714) 513-
5641. ..
NlgbUy meetings are ottered
in Costa Mesa and Newport
Beach for anyone who wants.
to overcome nicotine addic-
tion. For a schedule or more
information, call (714) 774-
9106 or (800) 642-0666.
The Newport Sports Collec-
tion Foundation. a nonprofit
444-5030.
1be Newport 8eac:b Distin-
guished Toastmasters Club
1300 meets from 7 to 9 p.m.
Tuesdays in Sgt. Pepperoni's
meeting room, 2300 Bristol
St., Newport Beach. For
reservations or more informa-
tion, call (949) 646-1274.
Mesa Messengen Toastmas-
ters Club 691 in Costa Mesa
meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at
Mesa Verde United
Methodist Church, 1701-W.
Ba.leer St., Costa Mesa. For
more information, call (714)
540-4446.
organization, operates a free Blue Flame Toastmuters
museum at 620 Newport Club 2717 meets at 7 a.m.
Center Drive, ·Newport Wednesdays at the Village
Beach. The museum, which Parmer, South Coast Plaza
Newcomen to the Balboa
Island, Corona del Mar, New-
port Beach and Newport
Coast areas are invited 'to
meet others who are also new
at the Newport Beach New-
comers' aub. This group of
women meets once a month
on Wednesdays at. different
homes and locations. For
mon! information, call (9-49)
6«-0302.
The Sea Scouts' ship Del Mar bas one of the world's largest Village, 1651 Sunflower Ave ..
Jewish Pamlly Service of
Orange County provides a
support and discussion group
to assist participants in their
recovery from childhood oI
teenage sexual abuse. The
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Meetings are from 6 to 9 p.m. •
Wednesdays at the Sea The Hoag cancer Center
Scouts Sea Base, 1931 W. sponsors a free tai chi class
Coast Highway, Newport for intermediate to advanced
leve ls from 10:30 to 11:30
a.m. Thursdays for people
with cancer and their fami-
lies. A beginner session
Toastmasten Club 231 meets
at 7 a.m. Mondays at the
Irvine Co., 550-C Newport
Center, Newport Beach. For
more information, call (949) 733-2209.. •
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.... Club mee ts at 7 a.m.
"'" Wednesdays a t the Bahia
·111 Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601
... Bayside Drive, Corona del
\::. Mar. For more information,
,..., call (94.9) 293-4630.
Lido Isle ·Toastmasters meets
._.Mondays from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
..n at the Glendi)le Federal Bank ~ Community {{oom, 100 New-.,,, . port, penter Drive, Fashion
::~ Island, Newport Beach. For
more information, call (714)
964-5314.
• ·~·The Oasis Senior Cente r ·
~ o!fers a Care-A-Van trtlhsport
•n to take members to appoint-
.~,. ments and grocery s hopping.
. The shuttle takes members to
.".:. the center. For appointments,
·· call (949) 64-4-3244 .
""' Tutoring ts available for 1"' people · interested in reading
English but who could use
.... ,Uie help. Hourly rates and
.itimes are negotiable. For
f!l_Ore information, call (949)
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' # ~ ~ 1 The OitUs Senior Center
1pffers visual aid screerungs
.... with a Braille Institute repre-
sentative by appointment.
. ...,for mqre information, call
&-> ,(949) 4-3244.
! 11=ssenUal We ight Manage-
··.; ment off rs interactive and
· ,'.1 proactive weight loss groups.
, ~. Learn b avior modification
and other techniques lo con-
trol your weight. The cost 1s
..-... $20. Groups meet from 6:30
,:. to 8 p.m. Wednesdays and
• Thursdays at 369 San Miguel
" Drive, Suite 350, Newport
.''.Beach. For more information,
·.• call (94 9) 718-9848.
include self-e5teem, explo-
ration of feelings, conununi-
cation, trauma recovery and
personal support. For more
information, call (949) .631-
2333.
The Hoag Cancer Center
offers a free yoga class from
10:45toJ1:45 a.m. Tuesday at
4000 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach . For more
information, call (94j) 72~
6237.
Body Design and United
Studios of Self-Defense
offers kick-boxing classes
from 8:30 fo 9:30 a.m. Tues-
days. Thursdays and Satur-
(lays a t 1000 W. Coast High-
way, Suite C, Newport
Beach. The cost 1s $8 per
class. For more information,
call (949) 722-0526.
The Alzheimer's Assn. and
Grief ·Support Group of New-
port Vtlla WesVVilla Rosa co-
sponsors a free support group
meeting for caregivers at 7
p.m. the fourth Thursday of
. each month through October
at Newport Villa West Assist-
ed Living, 393 I Iospital Road,
Newport Beach . For more
information, caU (949) 631-
3555.
The Alzheimer's Assn. and
Mesd Terrace, a residential
community for people with
Alzheimer's disease and
related dementia, offers a fr<>e
support group for caregivers
at 6:30 p.m. the first Tuesday
of each month al Mesa Ter-
race, 350 W. Bay St., Costa
Mesa . For more information,
call (714 J 283-1111.
Reb~ca Lewis leads an ani-
mal bereavement group that
specializes in the needs of
•people who have sick ·or
dying animals. It meets at 3
p.m. Tuesdays at 3101 W.
Coast Highway, Suite 3 11 ,
Newport.Beach. The cost is a
donation to an arumal charity
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1"'" for recovery and family edu-reservations, call (949) 721-
cation, offers a women'.s .sup-5750.
port group from 6:30 to 8 p.m .
.. ..,. Tuesdays a t 2900 Bristol St.,
·• C-206, Costa Mesa. For more
'"; \nformation, call (714) 432-
:;., 0020.
-The OasB"Senrorcenter b as
a walking group called Walk-
.' ' ers Not Rockers that meets
_ once a week lo enjoy scenic
-walks in and around the
Newport Beach area. For
: more information, call (949)
-644-3244.
Women if elplng Wo men
.... offers a free peer support
: group for women in trans1tion
• • from 3:15 to 4:15 p.m. Alco-
.. holies Anonymous meets
... from 6:45 to 7:45 a.m. Mon-
:: • day through Friday in Room 3
!. at the Oasis Senior Center,
.. .1. 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona
del Mar. For more informa-
• tion, call (949) 644-3244. -. : Wednesdays at 425 · E. 18th
:-St., Costa · Mesa. Topics
Another Passage, a transi-
tional support group for peo-
ple experiencing. changes in
their lives, meets from 1 to
2:30 p.m. We dnesd ays in
Room 3 al the Oasis Senior
Center, 800 Marguerite Ave.,
Corond del Mar. For more
informabon, call (949l 644-
3244.
The Oasis Senior Center
conducts blood pressure
screenings from 9 to 11 a.m.
the first and third Tuesdays of
each month in Room 3 at 800
Marguerite Ave.,' Corona del
Mar. Screening is also avail~
able from 12!30 to 1 :30 p .m.
the fourth Wednesday of each
month at Mariners Library,
Dover Street at Irvine
Avenue, Newport Beach. For
more information. call (949)
644-3244.
The Newport Beach Psycho-
logical Assn. offers a body
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image and moderate eating
support group at 7 p.m.
Wednesday,s at 3101 W. Coast
Highway, No. 311, Newport
Beach. For more infonnation,
call (949) 721-575,0.
A support group for those ·
with brain tumors meets from
7 to 8:30 p.m. the first and
third Thursdays of each
month at the Hoag Cancer
Center, 4000 W. Coast High-
way, Newport Beach. The
meetings are free. For more
infom1ation, call (949) 722-
6237.
A . breasf cancer support
group meets from noon to 2 ·
p.m. Tuesdays at the Hoag
Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach.
The meetings are free. For
more information, call (949)
722-6237.
Free professional consulta-
tion for ma keup, wigs, etc. is
available for can cer patients
by appointment only from 10
a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesdays at
the Hoag Cance r Center,
4000 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. For m ore
in(onnalion, call (949) 722-
6237.
The Oasis Senior Center
otters a Braille class to help
'Vith sight loss from 10 a.m. to
noon Thursdays in Room 4 at
800 Marguerite Ave., Corona
del Mar. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 644-3244.
A free cucer support group
meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. the
fourth Tuesday of each month
al the Hoag Cancer Center,
4000 W. Coast Highway, New-
port Beach. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 722-6237.
The Jewtsb Senior Center
offers card games from t 0
a.m. to 2 p.m. every third
Tuesday. A kosher lunch is
offered at noon for $3 per per-
son. For more information,
call (714) 513-5641._
The Oasis Senior Center
offers caregiver support
counseling for people caring
for a loved one. For appoint-
men ts or more information,
call (949) 644-3244.
The Hoag Cancei Center
offers support for people fac-
ing or undergoing bone mar-
row transplants or stem cell
rescues. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 574-6872.
The Newport Beach Psycho-.
logical Assn . ..gffers a coed
support group at 7 p .m .
Thursdays at 3101 W. Coast
Highway, Suite 31 1, Newport
Beach. The support group
requires free prepossessed for
those who want to join. For
!JJruce 7/fan c5afon
•
more information, call (949)
722-4588 .
The Healing Connection
offers a coed relationship
group at 7 p.ro. Wednesdays
at 4425 Jamboree Road, Suite
180-A, Newport Beach. For
more information, call (949)
261-8003.
The Consumer Business
Network meets at 7 a.m. Fn-
days in the mezzanine at
Newport Gateway, -19800
MacArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach. For reservations, call
(71 4) 550-4785. "'\.
A 1ree' ledure about divorce
mediation, art' alternative to the
tradi1ional two-attorney
divorce, is offered the third
Thursday of each month with
attorney Alicia D. Taylor and
psychologist Lee H. Solow.
Space is limited and reserva-
tions are required. For more
information, call (949) 955-2575.
Revise your lifetime docu-
ments regarding durable
power of attorney through the
Oasis Senior Center for $1
each. For appointme nts, caJI
(949) 644-3244 .
The National Dyslexia
Research Eoundabon spon-
sors weekJy adult dltention
deficit disorder support
groups al its office, 833 Dover
..
Drive, Suite 27, Newport
Beach: Cost is $5 per session.
For the tlJne and day, call
(949) 642-7303.
The .Oas1s Senior Center
offers preventive health care
services for seniors on the
fourth Wednesday of each
month m Room HS-3 at 800
Marguente Ave., Corona del
Mar. For appointments, call
(949) 644-3244
Facing Forward, a support
group for family members of
recently deceased canc;er
patients, meets from 6:30 to
7:30 p.m and 7:30 tu 8:30'p.m.
-Monday al the HOdg Cancer
Cf!]1ter, 4000 W. Coast High-
way, Newport Beach. Admis-
sion is free. For more lllforma-
uon, call (949) 722-b237
Costa Mesa Fire De partment
Fire Explorcri. Po t 400 meets
at 6 p m Tue!">da)'S a( vanous
fire stations Meml)(>rsh1p IS
open to dnyone between. 16
and 2 ~ y(lar, old For more
informdl.1011, Cdll 1714) 754-
5141 or (714j754-510u
Maxine Cohen, a marriage ..
dnd fd.ITILly therapt'>l. '>ponsors
an anonymous hPij? 11ne for
mdlv1dudl'> with reldt10nsh1p
problem~ She 1!> d~ldble for
free con~ull<ll1on from noon to
1 pm. dnd 7 lo 8 pm. Mon-
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Street planning process.
Perlmutter said the new
association will provide an
additional voice ·at City
Council meetings opposing
additional lanes.
The council-formed com-
mittee has met with city
transportation officials each
month, reviewtng -often
W'ith raised voices and t(lble-
bangihg -options for the
street.
Suggestions have included
'leaving it as it is; creating a
six-lane roadway from
Orange Avenue lo Santa Ana
Avenue; and adding turnouts
for buses.
The \committee has over-
whelmingly favored options
that don't require the city to
encroach onto public walk-
ways and landscaping to
make way for the freeway.
But Peter Naghavi, the
city's director of transporta-
tion services, said Costa~esa
must do something signifi-
cant to improve traffic flow.
And if the City Council
chooses not approve a six-
lane thoroughfare, it could
lose up to $4 million in coun-
ty grants for traffic improve-
ments. A city project woul~ widen 17th Street to six lanes.
"This (c9mmittee) is only
concerned with their own
issues." said Naghavi. "Not
the community as a whole."
And Naghavi said \)'iden-
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district due to an increase·m
property taxes, allowing it to
return to funding schools
through local taxes. This
means it doesn't matter how
~any ~tudents enroll . in ~e
trict still gets tne same
amount or money.
ing East 17th Street could
only help local businesses.
But he said he is willing to
hear the committee's sugges-
tions of how to do so.
' •
The proposed $1.84 billion
in discretionary funds will
only go to •revenue limit"
disbicts, which rely on the
state for dollars based on the
number of stude.nts.
Disbicts are able to switch
back and forth, Barbot said.
If the district does make
the switch to "revenue limit··
status, the proposed ~udget
million for the general fund,
said Mike Fine, assistant
)
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"A driver who wants to go
to a certain shop might try
three times,• he said . "But if
it's too difficult to get there,
they'll try another shopping
superintendent in charge of
finances.
Regardless of its effect on
Newport-Mesa, district offi-
cials are'applauding Davis'
loosening of purse strings ..
~It's the right thing to do
whether it has any positive
impact on Newport-Mesa or
not.• Fine said.
Those who are not left
·sion
-teachers, parents and
. school board members -are
jumping for joy at the
a11nouncement.
"We feel it's quite appro-
center the fourtb time.·
Naghavi said he expects
the City Council to make a
decision, in August. The
council will use a report pre-
priate that they made the
announcemeof on the Day of
the Teacher," said Linda
Mook, president of the New-
port-Mesa Federation of
Teachers. "It was certainly
good news fo r our district and
all schools that are resource
poor.•
If Newport-Mesa does 9et
the money, nearly everyone
a ees wbere it should o.
•1 think we have a lot o
needs in our district, but I
think one of the biggest is
compensation of teachers,•
Mook said.
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pareet by the city's transporta-
tion engineers, which will
include suggestions from the
conunittee. to make its final
decision.
Districk>Lficials and school
board members agreed that
teachers are a priority for the
funds.
*This will hopefully help
us reinstate some of the pro-
grams we had to cut.• said
school board member Serene
Stokes. "We need to look at it
and see if w~ can give teach-
ers a salary increase or a
bonus, de ndin on if we're
going to ave. e money to
sustain the increase. I think
we owe it to these faithful
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The pinhead-size pellets, "
which are the raw material
for indU$lrial production of a
wide variety of plastic prod-
ucts, end up on beaches after
they become trapped in
urban runoff, Bauer said.
And they show up in very
large quantities. Southern
California Coastal Water ·
R~ch Project, which last
month released · a study •
detailing the types o~
garbage found on Orange
County's .beaches, coll~cted .
105 million of them in just '
two months,
The sheet-volume of these
plastic pebbles was in tact
one of the most remarkable
findings of the report, said
Shelly Moore, a marine biolo-
gist with the "group. .
But because nerdles are so
small, Moore said, they have
a way of escaping the atten-
tion of the average beachgo-
er.
"Most people aren't look·
ing fw them, and they're not.
real easy to see, w she said.
"They blend in real well with •
the sand• because they tend
to be white or clear in color
and not much larger than the
grains of sand themselves.
Fortunately for the
progress of science, Bauer
has been paying very close
attention.
In a special jar he keeps at·
home, Bauer has amassed a
prize nerdle collection. He's
got dozens of the run-of-the-
mill clear, black or white ner-
dles, but he also bas a select
few in hard-to-hnd colors like
blue, green and the extreme-
ly elusive red.
11\e jar also houses a small
plastic doll, another artifact
from his beach scouring. The
icon keeps watch over the
collection. ·
·she's 'Nerdle Spice,' •
Bauer noted.
said, the origin of the pellets
was shrouded in mystery.
Some people thought they
were b,i~ or c;oagulated wax'
from sunboards, he said. Oth-
ers thought they were used
on container ships as a sort o(
ball bearing-style device to
help move heavy loads.
The most arcane theory,
Bauer said, held that they
were the tears of squid.
A U.S. Environmental Pro-
tection Agency report
released in 1992 cleared up
some of the ambiguity about
where exactly nerdles came
from. The report also noted
that nerdles, far from being a
problem limited lo California.
are found on beaches all over
•the world.
There are nerdles in Costa
Rica. There are nerdles in the
Sargasso Sea. Nerdles wash
up in Alaska and they pepper
the coast of Lebanc;m. .
But Newport Beach, espe-
cially around the Santa Ana
River mouth, is a particularly
rich hunting ground, Bauer
says. r
And whije that's not really
anything to be proud of -the
pellets are pollution, after all,
-it does make this area fer-
tile ground for a nerdle
obsession.
Just don't go expecting to
find a red one unless you've
got a lot of time to 190k.
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1be Amyotrophlc Lateral
Sclerosis Assn ., al.so known
as Lou Gehrig disease, needs
many volunteers. For infor-
mation, call the chapter
office at (7~4) 375-1922.
ALZHEIMER'S ASSN.
Of OUIGE COUNTY
Support group leaders, Vtsit-
ing Volunteers, family
resowc~ consultants and
office volunteers are l)eeded.
Volunteers can work on one-
time projects or ongoing pro-
grams. Training sessions are
available. For more infO,tma-
tion, call (800) 660-1993.
lllEllCIN
CAICER SOCIETY \. .
The Or~ge County Region
of the :tunerican Cancer
Society seeks office volun-
teers. The society is also
seeking volunteers lo answer
calls for the unit's Helpline
lnfoCenter. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 261-9446.
AMERICAN
CANCER SOCIETY
DISCOVERY SHOP
The American Cancer Soci-
ety Discovery Shop needs
volunteers from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. Monday through Satur-
day at 2600 E. ·coast High-
way, Corona del Mar. For
more information, call (949)
640-4777.
AMERICAN
CANCER SOCIEtY
IOAD TO RECOVERY
unteen .to give emotional
support to terminally W
patients and their famiUes in
the greater Orange County
aree. Training is provided.
For information, call (714)
550-0800 or (800) 5'0-2645.
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CIOSS, OUIGE cou11n CHAPTER
The Orange County chapter
of the American Red Cross
needs volunteers to address .
community groups about
Red Cross services and to act
as liaisons with the media in
disaster and emergency situ-
ations. For information. call
'-Judy Iannaccone, (714) 835-
. 5381. --
ASSOCIATION .
RENAISSANCE CIEITOIS
The C~ta Mesa group spon-
sors and supports outreach
community service pro-
grams, such as the homeless
sanctuary. Volunteers are
needed. For more informa-
tion, call (714) 540-5803.
BIG BROTHERS,
BIG SISTERS
The local chapter is looking
for men and women over 20
years old who have lived in
Orange County for at· 1east
six months and have been on
the job for at least three
months are needed to serve
'as big brothers or big sisters
for children ages 6 to 16 from
single-parent homes. For
information, call (7 14) 544-
7773. .
BOY SCOUTS
Of AMERICA INC.
Volunteer opportunities for
the Orange County Council
include fund-raising, pro-
Tilis transportation program gram development and
needs volunteers to drive training to existing troops
· cancer patients to and from and packs. For more .infor-
medical treatments free of mation, c;all (714) 546-4990.
charge. The · required com-_ ·
·trneut is a tew-h~eh --tOYS & GlllS ClUIS
week. or month. D!1vers need Of NEWPORT·MESI a valid driver's license and
insurance, and must be at
least 25 years old. Volunteers
rnay use eithe r their own
vehicles or American Cancer
Society vans. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 261-9446
or send e-mail to
scomer@cancer.org.
UIERICIN HEART
ASSOCIATION
The three area clubs need
volunteer ~oaches and arts
and crafts workshop teach-
ers. For locations and more
information, call (949) 642-
2245.
CENTER f OR CREIYIVE
ILTERlllTIVES
and many other duties. For
more infonnation, call (949)
650-5269.
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llSIOllCAL IOClm
1be IOdety collectl informa-
tion, photos and artifacts
relating to the history of Cos-
ta Mesa and the harbor area..
Volunteer$ are needed for
clerical tasks, computer
input and help in the library.
For more information, call
(949) 631-5918 ..
COSTA MESI
LIRUCY COUNCIL
T}le Costa Mesa Literacy
Center needs volunteer
tutors to teadi Engllas a sec-
ond language. People who
want to learn Englias a sec-
ond language are also
encouraged to call. To regis-
ter, or for more information,
call (714) 435-3310 or (714)
545-3445.
COSTA MESI
SEllOI CEITll
The multipurpose senior ser-
vices facility at the comer of
19th Street and Pomona
Avenue seeks volunteers for
a variety of tasks. For more
information, call (949) 645-
2356 between 9 a.m. to 5
p.m.
-COSTA MESA·
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Seniors age 55 and up are
being sought to help staff the
West Side substation. Volun-
teers would be asked to work
two four-hour daytime shifts
per week and would be
responsible for answering
phones, bicycle registration,
fingerprinting, data entry
and assist with other city-
wide projects. Bilingual
seniors in Spaniand Engliare
also needed. For an applica-
tion or more information,
contact Senior Volunteer
Fred Gaec 7 4 754-
5208.'
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Volunteers are needed lo
serve as advocates for
abused, neglected and aban·
doned children. Volunteers
work one-on-one with a
child for three hours a week.
Por more information, call
(7 14) 663-9034.
CllSIS ASSISTANCE
PIOG~ INC. ,
This nonprofit organization ls
seeking volunteers for its
expanding trauma response
program. Volunteers would
assist law enforcement, fire
fighters and emergency-type
responders by providing
emotional first aid and sup-
port to injured or trauma-
tized people. Other volun-
teers would provide dispatch
and office support. No_ expe-
rience is necessary, training
will be provided. For more
information, call (949) 588-
1414.
DISPUTE
RESOLUTION SERVICES
Volunteer mediators, case
specialists and outreach
assistants needed to help in a
variety of mediation cases.
Bilingual Language skills are
needed for office volunteers
and for mediators. For more
information, call (949) 250-
04,88. -EASTER SEALS.
Easter Seals needs volun-
teers for ongoing clerical
work and to help in pro-
grams for children with dis-
abilities and in special
events. For more informa-
tion, call (714) 834-1111.
ENVIRONMENTAL
NATURE CENTER
Volunteer trail guides need-
ed to help visitors learn
about their environment. For
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Donate new school supplies
or become a volunteer lo
help children victimized by
child abuse: Volunteers work
with county referrals to assist
high-risk victims of parental
drug addiction. Drop off sup-
plies ,at the Child Abuse
Center Office in Costa Mesa
at 2482 Newport Blvd., No. 7:
or Union Bank in Newport
Beach at 1 o9o Ba}tside Drive.
Call. (949) 722-1107 form.ore
information.
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Volunteers are needed to
offer educational and enrldl·
ment opportunrties for girll
and boys. For more lnforma-
tion, call (949) 646-7181.
llUlUI OPTIONS
The organization shelters,
counsels and educates
a bused women and children.
It is looking for volunteers to
help run its Classy Seconds
thrift store at 4 i9 E. 17th St.,
Costa Mesa. Duties include
sorting donations, displaying
FISll -
HIRIOR AREi INC.
' merchandise and Sale$ assis-
tance. For more information,
call (949) 631·4696.
Call 642-6060 to help Friends
in Service to liumanity
(FISH) assist with the Mobile
Meals program anclJ¥ovide
ongoing emergenc~ssis
tance to those in need. Both
always seek volunteer assis-
tance In a variety of areas.
For more information, call
(949) 645-8050.
llEWPORT
BEACH LIBRARY
Volunteers are needed to
staff the used book store
located just inside the
entrance of the central
library. Volunteers must be
members of the Friends of
the Library and are asked to
work one three-hour shift per
month. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 759-9667.
GIRL SCOUTS
Girl Scouts of Orange Coun-
ty needs v9lunteers to be
trained as troop leaders,
serve on special committees
and gwe lectures, demon-
strabons or classes. For more
information, call (714) 979-
7900.
JEWIFAMILY SERVICE
Of ORANGE COUNTY
Volunteers are needed for
Project Caring which pro-
vides socialization and cul-
tural experiences and Shab-
bat and holiday ·celebrabons
to the Jewiresidents and oth-
ers at Fairview Developmen-
tal Center m Costa Mesa.
Volun1eers mil ·adopt• a
facility to provide program-
ming of Jewicontent to the
residents on a monthly basis
and will be required to take a
TB test and fingerprinting
background chec~. For more
information, call (71 4) 445-
4950.
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ORANGE COUNTY
This organization of · vyomen
corrurutted to promoting vol-
untarism, developing the
potential of women and
improving cornmurubes
through the effecbve action
and leadership of trained
volunteers. is seeklng new
members. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 261-0823.
ore infQrrnation, call (949.:..)--tiNW~-f---.--~~~ 5-8489.
,
'flle American Heart Assn. is
looking for volunteers to per-
form various general office
duties in the main office and
implement -educational and
fund-raising events through
Orange County. No e xperi-
ence necessary, training will
be provided. For more Uitor-
mation, call (949) 856·35'55.
The organization works
through the United Way and
needs volunteers. graduate
Level interns or trainees. For
more information, call (949)
642-03]7.
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Phi/a,nthrofr.y grows while bavi,ng potential to . be more·
F rom home and garden
tours to presidential vis-
its, tbe local crowd bas
been on the run for a number
of causes. In the past week
alone, the Newport-Mesa
crowd raised millions of dol ...
lars to benefit various causes.
These include the annual
·Art of Dining• fest at the
Orange CountyM~~of B.W. Cook , \.
Jf statistics ~:~rt . THE CROWD ·
·were available golf •
for the annual tourna-ments at tally of charity Pelican
fund-raising... ~-for
Orange Coun-dren's
ty (Newpo_rt-~::1-
Mesa in par-celebrity
ticular) would chef dinners surely rank on at Share
top of any ~es
number of in Costa
lists. Mesa to aid the
home-
less; and a gathering of local
USC alumni raising scholar-
ship funds at an annual lun-
cheon.
And that's just in one
week. If statistics were avail-
able for the annual tally of
charity fund-raising, as well '
as the economic impact on
the business community giv-
en all the related event-stag-
ing and expenditure, Orange
County (Newport-Mesa in
particular)wowdsurelyrank
on top ·of any number of lists.
This, in spite of the fact
that some experts in this field
report the community bas
the ability to give more and
do·more.
ActUally, and perhaps
more correctly stated, we as
a community have room to
bring into the social realm of
benevolence many more citi-
zens who may have the abili-
ty to participate. .
And that too is happen-
ing. Take for example the
recent Corona del Mar lun-·
cheon held at the oceanfront
· esta.te of Susan and Henry·
Samuell to benefit Orange-
wood. Susan Samuell formed
a society of 44 women who
have the desire and the abili-
ty to impact the region given
their financial position.
Some of these ladies are
newcomers to philanthropy.
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ny they colounded, there is a
new voice in town with the
ability to make things hap-
pen. And thil is just the
beginning.
One of the most important
aspects of We in this pocket
of paradise is the freedom
afforded the generous of
heart and wallet. Yes, New:
port has a bit of the old·
guard mentality. However, it
is quickly overshadowed by
a policy'of welcome to any-
one who bas the desire to·
participate.
In this way, we are actual-
ly very democratic and fair.
OK. we also attract plenty of
shady characters as well.
And ~m time to time we
suffer from our policy of not
asking too many questions.
Ye.t, whatever embarrass-
ment may surface, far more
good results from inclusion
as opposed to snobbery,
•
So let's revel in our good
fortune and pay homage to
some of the good folks who
put on their best clothing
and wrote some handsome
checks to make Newport-
Mesa and Orange County a
living, breathing sector of the
real and vibrant American.
dream.
. • LW. COOK'S column appears
Thursdays.and Saturdays.
Clockwise from top left: From left, Newport Beach residents Alison McCormick, La
Verne Francis, Anne Wortmann and Marlo Scott raise a hand In support of USC at t• 30th annual luncheon; The Girl Scouts' Orange County Women of DlsUncUon
lunche~n honored, from left, Christine Shingleton, Jean Watt, Margaret Gratton,
Connie Matsui ar:id Devera Heard; Rep. Cb!ls Cox (R-Newport Beach) and his wife
flank B~bara and George Bush at the recent world affairs dinner. The gala dinner,
chaired by Newport's George and Judie Argyros, raised money for the university;
From left, Betty Harllne, Gwen Znerold, Corinne Black and Betty Defreece are
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Historical blockbuster 'Gladiator'~ fine filmmaking
..... s NOii: The Reel Critics
CIOlumn futum movie altlques
wrtttlln ~community members
llMng on our ptnet.
'Gladiator' is just as
good as 'Spartacus'
I t bas taken a long time for
a tum to take you back to
time of Spartacus, Sam'p-
IOD and Delilab and Ben Hur. But "Gladiator• does it.
It ls moviemak.ing for Ute
moviegoer. This is entertain-
ment at its best.
Maximus (Russell Crowe)
is a good man. He has done
his duty as the general of
Rome's northern armies and
wishes to return to bis wife
·and son. Marcus Aurelius,
I I Emperor of M Rome
CRITICS =~ however,
bas one more chore for Max-
imus before he retires and it
is that Maxirnus should
assume the role of emperor
·and return Rome to the sta-
tus of a republic.
This request delays his
retirement but in the right
conscience he cannot refuse.
~ He must now supplant Com-
modus (Joaquin Phoenix),
who is Marcus' natural son
and heir.
Commodus is an adult
spoiled child who will go to
any lengths to thwart the
wishes of his father and sup~
press the emperor's wishes.
He feels the succession is
his, even if it means killing
his own father and ordering
the deaths of Maxiinus and
bis family, which he does.
Maximusissubsequently
captured and as a slave he
is trained to be a gladiator
for the entertainment of the
masses.
This is
the basis
for some of
the finest
perfor-
mances
and most
exciting
"lions vs.
Christians"
Sf:enes I
have ever Joan Andre • seen.
Max-
imus, whose attributes and
virtues are so excellently
portrayed be must be con-
trasted with equal facility by
the despicable and amoral
Commodus.
And, they are.
lllis is one of the few times
I have seen tht! audience get
so thoroughly involved that
they cheer dwing the picture
and also at the end.
~ JOAN ANDRE, •over 65, • is
Newport Beach resident who does
a lot of volunteer work.
Epic 'Gladiator'
is a 'must see'
W e celebrate the return
of the "bistoricalu
epic with "Gladiato't'H
-Ridley Scott's dramatic tale
of courage and revenge. The
plot has been described as
"The general who became a
slave, the slave who became a
gladiator, the gladiator who
defied an emperor."
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Scott delivers a great film,
with a budget of more than
$100 million.
(Richard
Hanis),
Maxim us
(Russell
Crowe) ls
forced into
exile by
the evil
Commodus
(Joaquin
Pb~nix),
heir to the
throne,
after the
•Gladiator~ transc;ends the
notion of the computer-gen-
erated, special-effects block-
buster that we have become
accustomed to and instead
offers a good old-fashioned
film along with lines of '
"Sparta01SH and "Ben Hur.• Michelle Hancock ·· The difference here is that
this film reminds us of the
death of Marcus.
Saved Crom death by slave
traders, he is purchased for
use as a gladiator by Proxi-
. mo (Oliver Reed) and ends
up in the Colossewn. where
he proves unbeatable under
his guise as •Tue Spaniard.·
The cast is generally very
strong. Crowe once again
proves lo be of the best actors
around, showing emotional
range and depth of character.
Phoenix is also excellent as
the disturbed Commodus. as
is Connie l;-lielsen as Lucilla.
the daughter of Marcus who
"~~d have been a son ,H
a'nd who finds hers~U tom
between loyalty to her broth-
er and doing what is right.
The supporting characters
are uniformly strong' as well.
pecadence of Rome, and
teaches about honor and
personal sacrj.fice instead Qf
freedom.
Not only are we drawn into
. an archetypical story that con-
tains all the classic elements
(love, loss, courage, despair,
etc.), we are also offered a
visual feast of images that are
breathtaking and ultimate!y
visually satisfying.
Cecil B. DeMille, eat your
heart out.
. This film, despite its
length (154 minu~~as
highly palatable ad me
in there from beginning to
end. A must see.
• MICHEU.E HANCOCK, 29, lives
In Costa Mesa with her husband
and is an attorney for a Costa
Mesa law firm.
It's a split vote on
'Up at the Villa'
I u p at the Villa• is
·.movie ~·on a
novella by Somer-
set Maugham. one of our
favorite British authors. Both
of us respect his passion for
romance ..
Cay: "Up at the Villa" is
set in 1938 Florence, Italy. just
rui Mussolini begins to set up
camp. Destiny seems to be ,
set as you meet Mary Panton
(Kristin Scott Thomas), a
ctiarming yet fllghty and pen-
niless British widow who is
vacationing in Florence .
There are whispers or µiar-
riage or Mary to an older
friend. Sir Edgar Swift (James
Pox), who's about to become
governor general or India.
Mary hobnobs with the
best. catching the eye of
namboyant -and a bit
wicked -Pnncess San Fer-
dinando (Anne Bancroft).
Enter married American
Rowley Fl.uit (Sean Penn),
who has a disreputable repu-
tation. With great taste. direc-
tor Phillip Haas canies you
through nerve-racking
moments of a crude suicide,
the cover-up and blackmail.
Goy Wcmcl:Kely
and Bill Kelly
You'll
love ill
BW:We
were at
the same
show? Tb.is
was a
ridiculous
story and
so pre-
dictable.
But the
story was
d~finitely a
"ladies•
parabl~, reminding me of
those soaps you watch.
As much as I respect
Maugham, I'm sure the book
was·more fascinating than
•the film. Other than Kristin
Scott Thomas, the bevy or
Academy Award-winning
stars was unable to pull it off.
Penn needed hundreds of
additional hours studying bis
"dishonorable fellow• role to
give his character any believ-
ability. And Bancroft -good
grief! She overplayed and defi·
nitely 0verdressed for her role.
You won't love ill
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Take a trip down .Memory Lane at remodeled Terrace. . .
I remember the original
Bamboo Terrace restau-
rant from my childhood.
It was a place my siblings
· . and ~would beg. to go and ·
tear apart once we g ot
there.
An emine nt domain battle
in 1983 moved the Bamboo
TeO'ace from its very suc-
cessful location on 17th
Street to a more challenging
location on Newport Boule-
vard and the clientele, the
restaurant and its original
owners-the Youn gs-·
grew older. -
An
Dininri ~fusion of life blew ~REV EW into the
restaurant
Deco supper club." Red
, lights in celling fans, red
leather boot.hi and remnant
wood llooring add texture,
warmth and attitude to this
little restaurant.
"ln the Mood" swinging
in the background gave it a
poll-war feel-good feeling,
reinforcing that supper
club impression . The bar,
with its host of tropical
drinks, low ceiling fans and
te~k counter, transports
you to that South Pacific •
era. Try the infamous Scor-
pion ($5.95) for a direct
route.
There 1s also a fourth defi-
nition of din at the Din Din.
Live musicians now play Fri-
day and Saturday p.ights
alter the dinner hour. Din
Din offers and eclectic selec-
tion of musicians: local bands.
playing original miJsic, swi.J'fg
bands. jazz bands, '60sJ ock
'n' roll, reggae and blues.
FYI
• WHA?. Din
Din at the
Bamboo
Terrace
•WHERE:
1773 Newport
Blvd., Costa
Mesa
•WHEN:
when
Debbie Young (daughter of
previous owners Dennis and
Kathy Young) and ber hus-
band, Chnstopher Ayayo,
left their law practice in San
Francisco and moved_.do\.-vn
with a resolve to •bring the
~boo Te rrace into the
next century" a nd to give .
Debbie 's pC1rents ri "1nuch
deserved hr" ... ~·
Giv~ them a call to check
what's on the music menu
but rest assured there will be
no rap or punk.
The live music adds to
that postwar celebration feel-
ing that the decor does sQ
well.
Lunch, 11 a.m.
to 2 p.m.
Tuesday
through
Sunday;
dinner, 5 to 10
p.m. Sunday
through
Thursday and
5'tO 11 p.m.
Friday and
Saturday with
live music;
closed on
M9ndays
•HOW MUCH:
MOderate
•PHONE:
(949) 6.,45-5550
MA~ DAY MASSEY I DAl.V Pl.OT
Co-owners of Din Din at the Bamboo Terrac~. Deborah Young and
Christopher Ayayo, show their lobster ~ble in a-lettuce cup and
one of their signature drinks, the monster mai tai.
The new and improved
Din Din at the Bamboo Ter-
race <.vas bom . Din Din refers
to •the clamor make by
cooking on woks, the noise
of people enjoying great food
dnd drink, and dinner itself.•
Now, about the food.
When you sit down, fried
noodles to munch and sweet
apricot and hot mustard
sauces are available for dip-
ping. The combination of fla-
vors is familiar and puts your
mouth in the mood for what
is to come.
chunks of marinated chick-
en wrapped in foil to seal in
the flavor and served piping
hot. There is no sauce or
accompaniment with this
dish and there doesn't need
to be. You can hear the energy
and excitement in the voice
of the newest family member
to run the place. As.an appetizer, the
paper-wrapped chicken
($4.50) has always be en a
favorite of mine, with
I had to try some of my
old favorites in the spirit of
tradition -and as a far less
expensive way than an eye
tuck to recapture my youth.
The restaurant decor is
styled after, as Debbie Young
describes it, an •Asian Art The egg foo yong with
.
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TROPICAL CAFE
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CORONA DEL MAR· PLAZA
NEWPORT 6EACH
(949) 760-868.6
For Mo~her's Day,
give your Mother the crabs.
Flo rida Stone Crab Claws
Ala ska n King Crab Legs
Maryland Soft She11 Crab
Crab Cakes
Dungeness Crab
·crab Louie
Al so Abalone, Porterhouse, Prime Rib, Rib Eyes, Delmonico,
Porterhouse, New York, Steak Tartare (prepared table-side),
Filet Mignon, Lamb Chops. Veal .Chops, Beef Wellington,
Rack of Lamb and lots morel
NEWPORT BLVD AT COAST HWY • NEYPOIO' BEAQI • (t49) 645·7077
Opeti Sunday, May 14, 2000, 2p1a 'Ill ............
shrimp ($5.75) was, believe
it or not, exactly as I
rem embered it. The crispy
omele t-like cake with
shrimp and green onions
was mild in taste and deli-
cious. Because it is subOy
spiced, eat this dish first if
you order any spicy entrees,
because what is mild and
delicious turns a bit bland
~fter a bite of the fiery kung
pao or sizzling Bombay
MOM'S
chicken.
The aromatic shrimp
($10.50) -shrimp lightly
dusted in Dour and sauteed
in a slightly sweet sauce with
a hint of citrus -was won-
de rful. At other restaurants
th.is dish can be gummy or
sickeningly sweet but that is
definitely not the case at Din
·Din.
Debbi~'s No. 1 best seller
is the country chicken
CHOICE
In addition to our regular menus
On Mot~er's Day •••
Dates
We will offer:
A Three-Course
lunch Prix-Fixe
$22.75
&
A Three-Course
Dinner Prix-Fixe
$31.75
. ,_.
($8.50), DiI\ Din's lighter ver-
sion of the very popular
orange chicken. Her No. 2
most-ordered and admin!d
dish is the classic kung pao
chicken ($7 .50), a stir fry of
chicken, cabbage, carrots
and onions in a spicy sauce
with red chilies.
Debbie's personal
favorite is t.be chicken tum-
ble in lettuce cups ($6.95),
found on the appetizer
menu. Chopped chicken,
fresh water chestnuts (most
of the Chinese restaurant
world uses canned) bamboo
shoots and carrots are com-
bined to create a tasty and
light treat. Unlike other
restaurants that serve vary-
ing renditions of this dish,
assembly is not required.
The chicken twnble is_ an
excellent selection for a ·
li~t lunch.
Din Din at the Bamboo
Terrace offers a variety of
lunch' and d.inner specials.
• ·My recommendation to ge t
a real taste for the food is
go with one of the dinner
combinations...:... in which
the appetiz'ers, soups,
entrees and desserts are
preselected and include the
best sellers.
•
The next time you are
ready for some Chinese din
din or some cool live music
with the best tropical drinks •
in town, check out ttJe new
and improved Din Din at the
Bamboo Terrace. It Will be a
trip down memory lane -all
the way back to the '40s.
• KATHY MADElt's dining reviews
appear every other Thursday.
liy Deedrta ~ D.D.S.
TOOTH BLFACHING
Noc only do cttih become scaincd as a
result of dnnking cofftt and smoking, but
they also ~ with age. That m mtny
othci rtaiOl\S sudi as nations, OuorO.U,
tooth and r()()( lnllmi.
To imprOVt the appeanncc of their tetdl,
p~ticnu may turn the most constrviti¥C
proa:durt available for ibis . pur~K.
Bluching in~olvcs apply1n$ a btgbly
roncen1mcd. s:ak wbi1cning gel ro your tmh
in a ew«>n1-1nadt may. litnt and frtquCJJC)' of
application is wlorcd 10 your nctds.
We cncoungt new rcscuch llld ucatmCDt
for all health me. Regular checkups and
clwunp ait tbc b<st protection against
Oltllsil't denw tmtmenQ and surgny.
We m locarcd at 1441 Avocado Ave.,
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you find chf right solution to your problem
Wlllg ibc moR ~ Ut.lttntllt avaibblt.
Plcait all 1949) 640-5680 to schedule an
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Daily Pilot. no w. s.y st., Costa
Mesa 92627; fax to (949) 646-4170
or <;All (949) 764-4330. A complete
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MUSIC •
BORDER MUSIC SERIES
Border Books at South Coast
Plaza will present free music
entertainment beginning
today. J.J . Slim will play pop
music Friday; Five O'Clock
will play pop music Satur-
day: Secondhand Smoke will
play country music May 19,
John Joseph will play pop
music May After . 20; George
HOURS ~t~1~~
jazz music
May 26; Roger Kraft will play
pop music May 27; Barrett-
Wilkins Duo will play jazz
music May 28. All perfor-
mances begin at 8:3.0 p.m. at
3333 Bear Sl, Costd Mesa.
For more information, call
(71;4) 432-7854.
PUNK AND ART .
Honey Bunny will play punk
music with Crystal Lover at 9
p.m. Friday at AAA Electra
99; 4320 Campus Drive, #110,
Newport Bedch. Admission lS
$5. For more information, call
(949) 833-7718.
ISOUL·MUSIC
lc;ouljahs will play punk
music at 9 p.m. Friday at the
Tiki Bar, 1700 Placentia Ave ..
Costa Mesa. Admission is $5.
For more infonnation, call
(949) 548-3533. ,
GUITAR ENSEMBLE CONCERT
OCG's Guitar Ensemble will
present its annual spring
concert at 8 p.m. Sdturday in
OCC's Fine Arts.Recital Hall,
2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. Advance tickets are
$3.50. Tickets are $5 at ·the
door. For more information,
GROUND LEVEL SATURDAYS
Oise Jockey L.O.S. will spin
the latest experimental
grooves at 2 p.m. ~day at
The Lab Anti·Mall, 2930
Bristol St., Costa Mesa.
Upcoming shows: Brother DJ
Groove, May 20. The show is
free. For more information,
call (714) 960-6660.
SYMPHONY FINALE
OCC's Symphony Orchestra
will present its findl concert
at 7:30 p.m. Sunday m
OCC's Robert B. Moore The-
atre, 2101 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. Brian Gould will
be the fedtured solo{st. He
will be perfonning
Tchaikovsky's Piano Concer-
to No. 1. Advance tickets are
• $6. 1ickets at the door will
be $10. For more informa-
tion, call (714) 432-5880.
STAGE
MODERN COMEDY .
"The Beginning of August, H a
modern-<iay comedy making
its world premiere at South ~
Coast Repertory. runs through
May 28 on the second stage.
Show times are Tuesday
through Priday al 7:45 p.m.i
Saturday and Sunday at 2 and
7:45 p.m. Ttckets are $18 to
$45. For more information, call
(714) 708-5555. South Coast
Repertory is at 655 Town Cen-
ter Dnve, Costa Mesa.
... GUYS AND DOLLS
The Musical Theater Acade-
my of Orange County .,will
present "Guys and Dolls, H a
musical·comedy by Frank
Locsser, at 7 p.m . toddy at
The Costa Mesa High ~ool
Theater, 2650 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. The show runs
through May 21. Show times
Saturdays at 7 p.m. and Sun-
days at 3 p.m. Tickels are $9
for adults, $6 for children and
seruors. For tickets and infor·
mation. call (949) 646-6624~
will begin at 8 p.m. Thursday
through Saturdayi Sundays at
7 p.m. The show runs•
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' Dancen prepare for tbe world premiere of •1Wo
Thoman'1 Steps," a dance commlMioned by the
Orange County Performtog Arts Center for the
Imagination Celebration. The performance wfU
be at 8 p.m. Friday at Tbe Center, 600 Town Cen-
ter Drive, Costa Mesa.. Tickets are $8. For more
information, call (714) 556-ARTS, Ext. 6071. For
tickets, call (714) 740-7878.
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Drive, Costa Mesa. Por more •
information, call (714) 708·
5555.
'1776'
OCC's Theatre Department
will present the musical
"1776" Sunday and May 18
to 21 in the college's Drama
Lab Theatre. The show, por-
traying the creation of the
Declaration of Indepen-
dence, debuted on Broadway
in 1969. OCC is at 2701
Fairview ~oaq, Costa Mesa.
For more information, call
(714)432-0202.
ART .
'ART OF·SPRING' EXHIBIT
Impressionist artist Lau Chun
will be the featured guest at
Lahama Galleries from 5:30
to 8:30 p.m. Saturday. New
works by Chun will be fea-
tured at the gallery through
Monday. The gallery is at
1173 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach. Free. Reser-
. vations die recommended.
(949) 721;9117.
ANNUAL STUDENT
ART EXHIBIT
-
Thursday, IJay 11 , WOO A2I •
Art Difficult?• featuring
Stephen Barker, UCI School
of Arts professor, at noon
Tuesday at the Lyon Audito.
rium, 850 San aemente Dri-
ve, Newport Beach. Admis-
sion ls free. For tnore infor-
mation, call (9"49) 759-1122.
'PERSONAL REFLECTIONS'
Graphics Gallery will exhibit "'
the works of Zoe Hadley
through May 20 in "Personal
Reflections.• A reception
with the artist will be held
from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday.
Graphics Gallery is located
at 219 Marine Ave., Balboa
lslend. For more woimation,
call (949) 673-2220.
SPRING JURIEP ART SHOW
The Newport Beach Central
Library will host an exhibit of
watercolors by artist Milford
Zornes and others through
May 31. The library is at
1000 Avocado Ave., Newport
Beach. For more information.
call (949) 717-:1801.
OTY HALL ART SHOW
The Newport Beach City
Hall will host its Spring
Juried Orange County Show
through June 15, featuring
works in watercolor, pastel.
acrylic and two-dimensional
media. City Hall is at 3300
Newport Blvd., Newport
Beach. For more infonnation.
call (949) 717-3870 .
through Sunday. Admission is
$15 Thursday through Satur-
day and $20 on Fridays. For
an additional $13 per ticket a
(iinner/theater package can
be purchased. The playhouse
is located at 2930 Bristol St.,
building C-106, CO"ita Mesa
at the Lab Anti-Mdil in the
back tot. No one under 10
years old is permitted m the
theater. For more mformdtion.
call (714) 957-3347.
I AMY'S VIEW'
South Coast Repertory will
present David Hare's •Amy's
View• through Sunday. Tick-
e ts are $28 to $47. The play·
house is at 655 Town Center
OCC's "AU MediaeStudent
Exhlb1tion 2000, • an annual
juried student art show, will
be on display at the OCC Art
Gallery through May 18. The
exhibit features 90 works,
including oil paintings, water-
colors, Jewelry, sculpture,
ceramics, graphite drawings,
pen and inks. photographs,
computer graphics, digital
media and three-dimensional
pieces. Hours are Monday
through Thursdays 10 a.m. to
3 p.m. For more information,
call. (714) 432·5039.
ART TALK
The 0rdnge County Museum
of Art will present "Vision
and Interpretation. Why lS
BALBOA ISLAND ARTWAUC
Balboa Island will· hold an
Artwalk from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
May 21 . The event will fea-
ture 60 local artists painting
along the South Bayfront
promenade, between Marine
Avenue and the Ferry Land·
ing at Opal Avenue. Admis-
sion is free. For information,
call (949) 673-5706.
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HOURS
FROM PAGE A21
DANCE
MIDDLE EASTERN DANCE
•A Cele bration of Mjddle
Eastern Dancew will ~ pre-
sented at 8 p.m. May 27 in
the Robert B. Moore Theatre
at OCC, 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. The-evening of
lavish costumes and beauti·
ful music will celebrate the
life a the late fbrahim Farrah,
an award-winning Choreog-
rapher, editor and pioneer of
Middle Eastern dattce in
America. Advanced tickets
are $28 or $32 at the door.
For more information, call
(7 14) 432-5880.
DANSCENE STUDIO
Danscene Stuctio offers ball·
room dancing at 8 p.m. on
the first Friday of every
month. Admission is $10.
The studio is located at 2980
McClintock Way, Costa
Mesa. For more information,
call (714) 641 -8688.
DANCE 204
Dance 204 offers pnvdte and
group instruction m begin·
. n.ing and advdncec.I ballroom,
Latin and modem dancing at
204 Washington St .. Balboa.
For more infonndbon. call
(949) 675-9082.
BALLROOM FOR SENIORS
The Costa Mesa Sertior Cen-
ter offers ballroom dancing
to the music of the Rtty Rob-
bins Combo for adults from
7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Tuesdays.
Singles and couples are wel-
come. Cost lS $3. The center
is at 695 W. 19th St. For more
information, call (949) 645-
2356.
ARGENTINE TANGO
Danscene Studio has tango
dancing from 8 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. the QrsrSatarday or
every month. Danscene is at
2980 McClintock Way, Costa
Mesa. For more information,
call (714) 64 1-8688.
DATEBOOK
BIG BAND DANONG
The Oasis Senior Center
holds an afternoon of danc·
ing to live big band music
Fridays from 1:30 to 3:30
p.m. Coffee and refresh·
ments are setved.'The center
is at 800 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona del Mar. For more
information, call (949) 644-
••011111 •1n1u•
. 3244.
BALLROOM DANONG
The DeFore Fovndatlon for
the A~ will hold swing and
Latin dancing classes from 8
to 11 p.m. Fridays and Satur-
days. A $10 aqmission covers
the hour dance lesson and·
the open dancing session
that follows. The class is held
at 151 Kalmus1'.>rive, Costa
Mesa. For more information.
caU (949) 241 ·9908.
POElRY
OPEN MIKE POETRY
In honor of National Poetry
Month, Borders Books,
Music and Cafe will hold an
open mike poetry rtight at 7
p.m. each Monday in April.
The store is at 3333 Bear St.,
Costa Mesa. For more infor-
mdtion, call (7 14) 432-7854 ..
OCC will present .. Forever fUllel. Vol. O. • a,...
gram of t 950's music, at 8 p.m. May 21 ID Its Robert
B. Moore Theatre. Tickets an 125 to 129. OCC II at
2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mela. For more lnfonaa-
tion, call (714) 432-5880.
LITERARY KIDS
'SIMPLE ABUNDANCE' STORY TIME FASHION ISLAND DISCUSSION GROUP Based on the books of Sarah Barnes & Noble Fashion
Ban Breathnach, this discus· Isla nd hosts story tin1e from
sion group focuses on-appre-10:45 to 11 :30 a .m . every
ciation. expression and grati-Tuesday. The store is a l 953
tude. It is led by Audre de Newport Center Drive, New·
Ndrd al Borders Books, port Beach. For more infor-
Music and Cafe the lirst maUon, call (949) 759-0982.
Thursday of each month at STARUGH·T STORY TIME 6:30 p.m. Borders is at 1890
Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Clu.ldren age 3 to 7 are invit-
For more information, call ed to partJcipate in songs
all ages, 1870 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 631-0614.
STOIW TIME METRO POINTE
Barnes & Noble Metro Pointe
hosts story time at 10:45 a .m .
Wednesdays for children of
all ages, 901-B South Coast
Drive, Costa Mesa. For more
inforrnation,call(714)444-
0226.
FILM
(949) 631-8661. and finger puppet plays al 7
p.m. Mondays at the Costa FRIDAY NIGHT FILMS
OPRAH BOOK CLUB M esa Library, 1855 Park AT MUSEUM
The club meets at 7 p.m. the Ave., Costd Me.sa. For more "Gilda," a 1944 classic film
third Thursday of every information, call (949) 646-featuring Rita Hayworth, will
monU1 to discuss Oprah Win-8845. show at 6:30 p.m. Friday at
frey's most recent book the O range County Museum
selections at Barnes & Noble STORY TIME of Art. The film is the second
BookseHeFS Newpo,Art:HB~e*aK:atln.-. -""I'R""'IA!UN:.iG~luE~S::l!QL.1.u.anJ:..... _ _..:... __ ~·~....uuee-part series hosted
The store is at 953 Newport Barnes & Noble Triangle by Arthur Tuussig, the muse-
Center Drive, Newport Squdre hosts story time the urn's film curator. The muse·
Beach. For more information, second and fourth Tuesday wn Will feature •Lady of
call (949) 759-0982. of each month for children of Shanghai• on June 16. The
for museum memben and
leldon1 S6 general admil-
lioll. Por more information,
c:aU (949) 759-1122. ext. 204.
SPECIAL
'ART Of SHOPPING'
Puhlon Island's •Art of
Spring,• a spring event with
Ooral displays and a variety
ofentertainJDentthroughout
tbe center, will coiitinue
through May 14. The event
features children's crafts, a
,nine-hole putting green, and'
other festivities. Admission is
free. For more infoDIUltion,
call (949) 721.2000.
~MONDAVI
WINE a. FOOD aNTER
The center feah.J.n:;ti many
special events eacli month at
1570 Scenic Ave., Costa
Mesa. For more information,
call (714) 979~510.
HI-TIME WINE aUARS
lii· Tune Wme Cellari; features
wine tastings from 4:30 to 8
p.m. Fridays and 1:30 to 8 p.m.
Saturdays. For more informa·
lion, call (949) 650-8463.
t
FARMERS MARKETS
The Orange County Market
Place is held from 7 a.m . to 4
p.m. Saturdays and Sundays
in the main parking lot of the
Orange County FairgrQunds.
Admission is $1 for adults,
children under .12 years old
arefree.Forinfonnation,call
(949) 723-6616. The Corona
del Mar farmers market is
held from 9 a .m . to 1 p .m. .
Saturdays in the municipal
parking lot at Bayside Drive
and Marguerite Ave.
CLUBS
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porter Cub, 18700 MacArthur
llMi., Irvine. Por more infor·
mation, call (949) 833·2770.
11STROio1
Bistro 2~ offers jazz perfor·
mances at 8 p.m. on Fridays
and S..turdays and 11 a~.
on Sundays. Bistro 201~1s
located at 3333 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach.
For more information, call
(949) 631-1551. ' ....
CARMELO'S RISTORANTE
Carmelo's offers live music;
Tuesdays through Sundays at
3520 E. Coast Highway, ·
Corona del Mar. Tute S, a . •
funk, rock' and motown act,
plays at 9:30 tonight. No cov-
er charge. For more informa·
tion, call (949) 675-1922.
Q.UBMESA
843 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa.
Admission is $5 to $10.
Shows begin at 9 p.m. For
more information, call (949)
642-6634.Large Hardware
will play punk music with
Unit F, Friday; Tiuowrage
will play punk music with
the Bellrays and the Bleed-
ers, Saturday. Vice Squad
will play alternative music
with Foxy, Tuesday. Weasle
8I)d Shoemaker will play
punk music Wednesday.
DURTY NELLY'S
Nelly's offers live music at 9 ..
p.m. on Fridays and Satur-
days at 2915 Red Hill Ave.,
Costa Mesa. For more infor-
mation, call (714) 957-1951.
HARD ROCK CAFE
The Hard Rock offers live
music Sundays at 451 New-
port Center Drive, Newport
Beach. For more information,
call (949) 640-8844.
THE HARP INN
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The Alta <;::offee Hous~ pre· Thursdays through Satur-
sents musical acts at 8:30 days at130 E. 17th St., Costa
p.m . Thursdays through Sat-Mesa. For more information,
urdays. Admission is free. call (949) 646-8855.
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31st St, Newport Beach. For HOGUE BARMICHAEL'S
more information, call (949) Bannichael's offers live
675-0233. music Wednesdays through
Saturdays at 3950 Campus
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Aesthetic,
iSsues draW
readers'
attention
Al.IBIT50NS PAINT JOB 1.
• . I agree with the lease story in
1h8 Pilot today that the paint color
of the new Albertsons store is
ablolutely awful (•Fresh paint
gets rotten response," May 4). rt
stands out like a sore thumb, but
then what do we expect from city
planners that also allow Auto·
bistro and the Speedway, but I
think perhaps we ought tp look at
OW' dty planning and zoning reg-
ulations a little tighter. .
SANDRA BASMAOYAN
CQrona del Mar
l feel sorry for anybody who
doesn't have anything better to do
with their life than worry about
what color a new building is
painted. I think FEEDBACK maybe Brierley
needs to move
to Irvine where they paint every-
thing the same colors. She should
be lhan1dul that sh e doesn't live
in the slums apd where they actu-
ally renovate buildings here and
take the.time to put f~h paint on
a building. I think Albertsons did
a wonderful job with the ~nova-
before they renovated it. I think
they did a wonderful job and
should be commended.
SUSAN BARTOlETTI
Newport Beach
To Suzie Brierley, who has ta.k-
m the time and effort to collect
tures in protest of the color
of a grocery store, I can
y: "Get a life!•
e are so many orga.niza-
tlom, associations, groups and
CIUleS that have meaningful ~nee and impact on peo· !,Pie'I-~ that I find her misguld-
9Cl energies a sad commentary.
Protesting over a paint color
-.ems a perfect example of "small
*°gs bothering small minds."
CAROLYN RTZ-GJBBON
Newport Beach
l think Suzie Brierley is color
~nd. Albertsons is indicative of
ltbe old missions and it has, the
million tiles in it. U she doesn't
!like it, maybe she should move
.amewhere else or shop some-
where else. I think (the Daily
Pilot) sbould do another article
about bow many residents really
think the color is helpful and the
t.t thing that has happened to
C.oroaa del Mar in yea.rs, and
maybe Suzie can move out of
town.
PAUL DAVID
Newp~>rt Beach
MMING OF RECREATIONAL
VEllCLES .. COSTA MESA
I fully support the residents of
Mia de1 Mar who are tired of
RV1 t.aDg stored on thelr streets
("'nllra yoar RV and perk it-•awtrere, • April 26). Not only .. tbi1rJ Umightly, well kept or
oat. e.-y ue a major Nfety haz-
md -e.pedlDy where children
. Why As it our two
g dtles can enforce
regarding tbil ilsue wa lllcb aucmm1 Could it be
.... n.dom our dty bas, that
Cwt :Z en l!dcban likal so
....._II dllwdly NIPl""ble for
~ cunmtly p1agulng our
..,._.,..~toward such
.... llDad .... qtndi-
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Mmav.M
"Our lawsuit is to save the marine
forest, but it has started something
much bigger. This is just the
beginiling ol the game. •
The Daily Pilot welcomes i.tten on ifMm
conc:.ming Newport le.m Md COIU Meu.
There .. lour ~to send In ycMM' com-
ments:
• · • Ln19I -Mail to tht o.tly Pilot, now.
Bay St., COIU Meu 92627 • iUll-llOll99 -c.11 (949) 642-tc*
-Newport Beach resident llODCUI•
~on his ongoing fight
with the C.llfomia Coestal Commission to
keep his artificial reef off the Balboa Pier.
• MX -Send to (949) ~170
•I-MAIL-Send to cMl~com
All correspondeoce must Inch.Ide your futl name, hometown and phone number (for
vet'iflation purposes only).
J "' Thursday, May 11 , 2000 A23
' EDITORIAL .
·stop " the . madness: leave ·reef alone
W e've heard of people get-
ting in ~rouble with envi-
ronmental agencies for
. dumping toxins or
spilling raw sewage into oceans or
streams. For attempting to build com-
mercial marinas in sensitive wetlands.
11 Heck, even for trying to get their mil-
lio.n-dollar boats out from under
mounds of built-up silt.
But for creating a marine habitat?
Hmmm ... now that's a new one.
·Yet such is the ptight of lovably
eccentric Rodolphe Streichenberger,
the Newport Beach resident who has
made it his life's mission to give the
tiny but important creatures of the sea
a home in the ocean, albeit an artifi-
cial one.
Since 1988, he has been nurturing the
little critters in his artificial reef off the
Balboa Pier -a structure made of
things not usually considered environ-
mental: rubber tires, plastic jugs and
pieces of PVC pipe.
'
ERIC HUTCHISON
-...... ·-.
And now, 12 years later, the California
Coastal Commission has issued a ce~se
and-desist Ofder against the Marine .
Fprests Society, the orgariization created
by Streichenberger to maintain the artifi-
cial reef.
The Coastal Commission is an impor-
tant watchdog in this coastal community
-regulating development, being a pro-
tector of habitats, overseeing manage-
ment of the most environmentally sensi-
tive areas.
But the commission's crusade against
the Marine Forests Society is a n exam-
ple of how the agency can go too far:
they seem to be regulating simply for
the sake of regulating.
Often what the commission says or
does is unpopular and the environmen-
tal bureaucracy seems overbearing and
unnecessary.
. An easy example is the recent
squabble over dredging permits in
Newport Harbor. However, in that
t:ase, there is an overwhelming envi-
MR. JAto&SEN ? WE:'VE:
OE.tlOEO 10 AllOW )'t)U To
l(EIP 1tl: AlUGATORS.
•J
ronmental argument for restricting the
city's on ce-open-ended dredging per-
mit: the silt is chock full of toxics and
potentially cancer-causing chemicals •
left over from years of unregulated
use, and the material must be tested
before it can be dumped on the bay's
beaches.
But the artificial reef?
Officials admit the worst thing that
could happen would be bro~en pieces
damaging boats or hurting fish. They
also worry that the reef could attract
marine life into polluted waters.
Wait a minute.' Shouldn't the pollute<:!
ocean waters be more of a concern to
the commission than the reef that may
be attracting fi.S.h there?
And, even more amazingly, if Stre-
ichenberger wanted to comply with the
Coastal Commission's "cease-and-desist
order," he'd have to first apply to the
agency for a permit bef 9re tearing the
reef down.
Doesn't that just·speak for itself?
HOW TO CONTACT
YOUR REPRESENTATIVES
CJTY OF COSTA MESA
Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair Drive, 92626,
(714) 754-5223
Mayor: Gary Monahan
Council: Joe Erickson, Heather Somers, Libby
Cowan and Linda Dixon
CJTY OF NEWPORT BEACH
Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd.,
92663, (949) 644-3309
Mayor: John Noyes
Cound l: Gary Adams, Jan Debay, Norma
Glover, Tod Ridgeway, Dennis O 'Neil and Tom
Thomson
NEWPORT-MESA UNIAED SCH<>eL DISTRICT
2985-A Bear St., Costa Mesa 92626, (714) 424-
5000
Superintendent Robert Barbot
Board: Dana Black, Judy Franco, Jim Ferry-
man, Martha Fluor, Wendy Leece, Serene Stokes
and David Brooks
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Hall of Administration, 10 Civic: Center Plaza,
Santa Ana 92701
•Jim Silva, 2nd District (Costa Mesa), (714)
834-3220
•Thomas Wilson, 5th District (Newport Beach,
Santa Ana Heights), (714) 834-3550
STATE SENATE •
Ross Johnson (R), 35th District, 18552
MacArthur Blvd., Suite 395, Irvine 92715, (949)
833-0180i fax: (949) 833-0696 Press Sec. Pat Joyce
(916) 323-1200.
STATE ASSEMBLY
Marilyn Brewer (R), 70th District, 18952
MacArthur Blvd., Suite 220, Irvine 92115, (949)
863· 7070. E-mail: a10@assembly.ca.gov
Chamber's traffic relief plan won't solve problem
AT ISSUE: Newport Beach
residents must decide ·
between WYO initiatives,
both. of which aim to solve
the traffic problem, but
through different means .
T he new •traffic relief plan"
is more appropriately the
•relief from having to do
anything about traffic ptan.•
This plan, call it "Redligbt, • ll
nothing more than a ploy to dis-
place the residents' Greenligbt
initia.dve with smoke'and mlrron.
So far, Redllgbt proponents are
ex-polit1-l1•ll•1 dw,ax-... .,..., bureaucrats
~ and..arted
~. .._,.'Wiii aonoamo-io
......._ tbe rate ol maw ID
tramc. 1t wm pe t11e 1Daambmt
pollllrle• mare latltude tD ·PIJlllDit men dlmalty Ud men tndk, not .
=.:,.<;:-a!:t..-:: = ftGUlly., wd •atrpmt ......
WIMildMI ...... todla ... .... --llllllc ---tDo a:-.'•1Dr8iellllOtetllOcmD-........ n .,.._..,
understand? I just voted on a bal-
lot containing a dozen bond
issues with a potential zillion dol-
lars of indebtedness. Nobody wor-
ried about my finandal acuity on
those issues. I think 1 muddled
through just fine, thank you.
Whatever happened to repre-
sentative government, they ask?
Mark Baldassore, author ol •Cali-
fornia in the New Millennium: 11\e
Changing Social and Political
Landscape,• bu tbe answer. It's
being replaced by political diltnalt.
Pwtber, he writal, califomi8m are
disillusioned with their elec'8d ·-dais. They believe that their gov-
ernments are bloated bweaucra-
dee una1* to solve problems,
spmd tapeyen' money ddlntty,
or 1wp111nt tbe mm.Ill end poli-
c.y r=•a:;:.~~
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FIDm ...a, llllf ( ':ul
It's axiomatic that there will be
growth, but it doesn't have to be
here. There are cnmmunities all
around the country that need
growth to support development ol
the amenities we already have.
My wife and I are ~-dty peop&e
who have lived in some ol the
finest dties, here and abroed. But
that's not what we came to New-
port Beach for.
1bOl8 wtio want Newport
8eac:h to grow into a mlnl·Lol
Angeles have that right. And
thole wbc>..:3 Newport Bw:ll 11 ~ ... :tbeytbat~
Greenligbt, IO be tt. AD TOMMm•
COIODAdllMlt
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pDg In t.tw.t plkiies and thiUg too nuh ... "
Jolwt Enwne, CdM baseball coach
~.
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Sports Editor Re>glJI' CoriSOf'. • 949-57~223 • Thursday,~ 11, 2000 Bl
Tuning right Mustangs on their way to CIF .
fQr NeWJ)<)rt • Three r uns are enough for SOFTBALL · during the · ~---· ---. . . wannup and we Beach Open . Brooke ~hanley, who spins ·a 3-0 we~e pumped
• Mini-tour' officials are
expanding the pro field;
·corporate foursomes will
tee off in the a fternoon.
A t this pace, the Newport
Beach Open could serve as
H the (golf) niche right behind
tbe Toshiba Senior Classic,• which
Richard Lu~hrs of the Newport
Harbor Area Chamber of
Commerce is tai1ci.ng about.
With a larger professional field,
increased prize money and close to
200 total players expected to tee it
up. Monday at Newport Beach
Country Club,,the sixth annual
event. presented by Tommy
Bahama and hosted by the chamber
of commerce, is knocking on the
door in becoming a recognized
mini-tour stop in Lhe Southern
California PGA.
"Next year, we hope to have
Richard Dunn
GOlf
· ourselves
indexed on the
tournament
schedule where
all of the
Southern
California pros
will be aware of
our event,· said
Jeff Parker,
director of
operations for
the chamber.
"We want (the
pros) lo give us a
masterpiece at Corona del Mar. dunng the
· game. We didn't
Joseph Boo
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa High's
softball team could just smell the CIF
Southern Section Division IV playoffs, and
it was very similar to apples.
· After Mesa wrapped up a 3-0 Pacific
Coast League victdry over Corona del Mar
at TeWinkle Park Wednesday, the five
senior Mustangs in uniform broke out the
bubbly, in this case sparkling apple cider,
to celebrate their first trip to CIF in their
varsity career. Painngs will be announced
Monday.
This is Mesa's first trip to the CJF play-
offs since 1996. But after an up-and-down
season, the Mustangs had to beat CdM to
clinch third place and the final automatic
playoff spot from the PCL. But a Mesa loss
meant a one-game rematch would deter-
mine the playoff team. So there was a lot of
anxiety released when the Mustangs final-
ly got that ,bottle cap loose after the game.
·we were really pumped up all week
long,· Mesa starting pitcher Brooke Shan-
ley said. "We were all really pumped up
want to come
back and play
l•Nor1hwood ,1._2, 10 0 them the next
day." •
'Unt11"'"'Y ~'J 11) I 1
•eosta Mesa (9-11) 6 4
It was a game
that had little
room for mis-CDrOna de4Mar(7·11-4' 6 takes as both
UHJUflll nu.di (H 1'11 1 I
bt<1nc1c1 (4 20) 1 9
Wednesday's scores
Sh~nley. and
CdM pitcher
AJissa Zoelle
were in top
form. Zoelle was
perfect for the
hrst three
innings, using
23 pitches to dis-~
patch the Mus->-
tangs in order. ~
The Mustangs (9-11, 6-4 in league) ~
finally mustered one hit in the fourth and ~
they made it-count. Mesa's Kelly Daub ~
bunted the ball down the first-base ,line
and was barely sate. The next hitter, Lacey ulijlfiU:SiiiliMi~...:..~~
Fems, laid a bunt down the third-base line Costa Mesa's Kelly Daub takes a championship slide into
SEE SOFTBAU PAGE B3 home plate as teammate Nicole Spunaugle pours some
apple cider .on her follo~g <;IF Playoffs-clinching win.
CIF PLAYOFFS AWAIT COM ,..
Junior right-hander Cavan Cuyler's
two-hitter keys Sea Kings' playoffs-
clinching 4-0 PCL victory over Mesa.
look. We want to
under-promise a nd nver.'dehv=-·UL--..&-
terms of tournament experience. , CORONA DEL MAR -BAS A We're in a growth program, but it
has been a successful product for
us. With the amount of time and
energy placed on golf in this area,
we feel the chamber is right on
target as far as what it needs to
1 offer to the general public.·
In ddd1tion to the play oI
corporate foursomes in the
afternoon (2 p.m. shotgun start),
more than 50 pros and 30 amateurs
(with handicaps of 12 and under)
will compete in the morning round
(9 a.m. shotgun).
Parker said the total purse for
pr0s is up to $10,000 (a $2,000
increase from 1999), incJuding a
Wdtch worth about $4-,000.
Last year. former UCI standout
Perry Parker (Dana Point) won the
event Wlth a 69, the second year of
the new fonnat that includes pros.
Eric Woods (a Corona del Mar High
product and pro on the Canad.Lan
Tour), was the first pro to win the
Newport Beach Open in 1998.
Parker last year made double
bogey on 17, then made birdie on
18, gettmg to the par-five green in
two about 40 feet from the flag.
Parker two-putted to win by a
stroke ahead of runners-up Bruce
Hooper (Newport Beach} and John
Burkle (Aliso Viejo) at 70 each.
Ken Wiese, Brad Greer and Darren
Ernst, all of Huntington BeCtch,
shot even-par 71 .
Last year's women's title was
captured by Wendy Davi'{5on of
Palm Desert. I
Perhaps the best part of the
Newport f!eacb Open is the $250
player fee, which includes goU,
lunch, course beverages, ·a tee bag
with merchandi$e and admission to
SEE GOLF P~GE 83
.I
Corona del
Mar High's
Wes Hockinson
forces Costa
Mesa's Mike
McGuire at
second base in
Wednesday's
Pacific c ·oast
League·
showdown.
}.
Padflc Coast LHgue .,
'Uni11.-r<,1ty (11 4) 1.1 0
• L.Jy.na e.a,a. (7 11 I 6 6
•CdM{13·11) 6 6
~Mesa (1~15-1) 4 I
ht·'""'' (') 14) l 10
Wedn~dcly's ~co~
Costa Mesa High baseball .
coach Kirk Bauermeister
identified pitching and defense as the cntlcal
elements in Corona del Mar's 4-0 Pacific Coast
League home victory Wednesday, which pro-
pelled the Sea Kings into the CIF Southern Sec-
tion Division IV playoffs.
But scouting may also have been as unpor-
lant for CdM starting pitcher Cavan Cuyler,
who, haviag" gone to school on the Mustangs
first hand, executed his lesson plan by ending
Mesa's season with a complete-game two-t\itter. ·r learned some things," admitted Cuyler,
who along with fellow pitchers Dave Knecht
and J.D. Martinez, rook advantage of a PCL bye
week by jotting no~ about the Mustangs,
whom they watched from the Costa Mesa
stands.
A bloop single over shortstop by Gale! Fajar·
do and a rocket laced past the third baseman by
Carlos Franco were the only tuts against Cuyler,
who struck out four, walked three. and faced
the mini.mum in a1i but two mnings. He needed
just 86 pitches.
The junior right-hander left the bases loaded
in the third, striking out the No. 3 hitter for the
final out. Only three Mustangs reached second
base, as Cuyler's defenders executed well,
including a pair of around-the-horn double
plays ·and an inning-ending caught steahng by
catcher Rory McKeever.
"(Cuyler) threw very well," Bauennei.ster
said. "He moved the ball m and out and nuxed
his pitches.·
At left, Alex
Swanson (25) gets
a high five from Cl!N~~MllllO
teammate Derek ~~
Offensively, senior leadoff man Alex Swan-
son was the key for the winners. He went 3 for
3 with an RBI double, one run and one stolen
base. The steal upped his Orange County-lead-
ing total to 28, though Mesa catcher Fajardo lat·
er nailed him at second for his only ill-fated theft
attempt of the campaign.
Loe (kneeling)
and the rest of bis
Sea Kings' teammates after his
run-sco~g double In the second lnnlng
of Corona del Mar's 4·0 victory over
Costa Mesa ln the regular-season finale.
A determined at-bat by 1wuor second base-
man Wes Hockinson, who worked a walk by
fouling off three would-be third strikes, tng-
gered a two-run second for the hosts. He was
also the pivot man on,t.be aforementioned twm
killings.
First baseman Andrew Johns raced behmd
• Following the bouncing
Ball to·a PCL singles crown.
IUdwd Dunn ·
DMY Pk.or
TI fully W\denta.nd and -
ppredate Cameron Ball's
trtumpbant effort at the Paclftc
Cout League boys temUI
cbampkmbipa, one miast 'tum the
c:lodt back about a week.
There, at the 100th Ojai Valley
1mmia 'lbumament. Ball upMt No.
2 111ded Nk:holM Weill 0(
c.Uabua In tbe CJF lntenc:bolaltic
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TAYA KASHUBA I OAlt.Y PILOT
Racquet O ub of Irvine, Ball t>:Owered
through t.t1ree of the four seeds in the
slngles bracket -teammate Brian
Morton, who plays No. 1 singles for
the Sea Kings, being the only se.eded
player Ball did not face on has way to
the title.
"I never truly believed I could be
on the same level u them. until
recenUy when l pjayed theln ~ a..gue,. Mk1 Ball. ref4'fring to bis
dean sweep over three 111ded
University players -~· 4 Henry Mak In the~ No. 1 Jeck u in the l8lldflnall and No. 3 Miott
Yovan ill'tbe ~ ftMll, 8·2. 6-7 (6-8),e:l.~ and Yoven
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PILOT CUP APPROACHING Progressive Play expanding
•Second-year program
looks to add teams for AYSO REGION 97
Coaches needed for weekend
(June 2-4) tournlllnent. Cup
2000
the upcoming season.
NEWPORT BEACH
The AYSO Region 97 Pro-
gressive Play prograi:r ~be
holding tryouts for vanous
teams throughout June at
and girls under 12 and boys
and girls under 14.
NEWPORT-MESA -Coaches-are need-
ed for the upcoming first annual Pilot Cup,
which will take place June 2..-4 throughout
the Newport-Mesa area.
The Pilot Cup soccer tournament is a
one:weekend competition to. see which
school, public or private, has the best soccer
team in the following divisions: third-and
fourth-grade boys, third-and fourth-grasJe
girls, fifth-and sixth grade boys and fifth.
and sixth-grade girls. .
the right to show off the Pilot Cup Perpetu-
al Trophy for one year.
Harper Elementary.
In its second year or opera-
tion in Newport, ProgresslvE!
Play was desjgned to unite a
team of players generally
with better overall playing
skills than others in the same
Tryouts for the boys and
girls under 10 will take place
on June 4 and 11, the boys
and girls under 12s are June 5
and 12 and the boys and girls
under 14s are June 6 and 13.
All girls tryouts are from
4:30-6 p .m., while the boys'
tryouts are from. 6-7:30'p.m. The deadline for youngsters to sign up
for the Pilot Cup is May 20 at the prindpal's
office or athletics office of each school.
· The fees, including regis-
tration, tournaments, bags
and sweatshirts are apptoxi-
mately $150-200.per player.
The finals will take place on June 4 at
Kaiser and Harper elementary schools.
Registration is $5 and all participants in
th~ tournament, sponsored by the Daily
Pilot and the Youth Services Association,
will receive a T-shirt.
age group.
Last year, Newport fielded
three teams, each with con-
siderable success. The teams
will grow to'\-;ix -boys and
girls under ~p teams, boys
All players, especially goal
keepers, are welcomed to try
out for the squads. Fo'r regis-
tration information, call (949)
642-6296.
Winners wiJJ receive commemorative
awards and the winning school will receive
For coaching, and tournament informa-
tion, call Kirk Mcintosh at (949) 650-2827.
COSTA MESA LL
Tigers
blank
Cards
Braves ·sparkle, 3-0
• Duernberger throws
two-hit shutolif'in 10-0
interleague victory.
COSTA
MESA -R.J. MAJORS
Duemberger pitched a
complete-game two-hitter
with 1 t stnkeouts to lead the
Costa Mesa American Little
League Majors Tigers over
the NallonaJ League
Cardinals, 10-0, m
mterleague action Tuei.day.
• Zoller, Ellis combine .for a
one-hitter in Braves' victory
over the Diamondbacks.
NEWPORT
BEACH-The Nill MAJORS
Braves used some solid pitching to
defeat the Diar.1ondbacks, 3-0, last
weekend in Newport Beach Little
League Majors Division action.
Pitchers Evan Zoller and Tyler Ellis
combined lo toss a one-hitter for the
Braves, walking one, striking out 12.
James Gray went 2 for 2 with a run
scored, while Zak Warsaw added a hit
and an RBI for the Braves.
For the D-Backs, Hunt Rychel
pitched five strong innings, allowing
only two hits.
In other Majors Division action:
•RED Sox 11, BRAVES l1 ·The Braves
YOUTH /
SPORTS
battled back from a 6·1 deficit to tie the
Red Sox.
James Gray drove in two runs and
stole home for the game-lying run,
while Andrew'Dlalynas bad a double
and a single for the Braves.
Jordan Taormina reached base four
times and had two RBis. The game will
be completed later in the season.
•BRAVES 10, MAluNE.Rs 5 -Evan Zoller,
Tyler Ellis and Thomas Dlalynas com-·
bined to allow two earned runs on three
hits for the Braves.
Paul Knezivtc was 2 for 2 with a
triple, single and one RBI, while Jordan
Taormina added an RBI double.
Ryan Wess, Zak Warsaw and Dlalynas
each came through with key hits.
• DIAMONDBACKS 7, MARINERS 1 -Scott
Colton pitched a comple te game to
lead the D-Backs over the Mariners.
Wyatt Cole, Shawn MilX'WeU, Gavin
Ball, James Ball and Hunt RychaJ each
had key hits for the D-Backs.
· For the Mariners, Conner Ferguson,
Jonathan Krooph and Jamie McGee
each had solid hits.
• GIANJ'S3, YANKEES 2 . Jamie Kline
singled I.fl the winning run to lead the
Gfants over lhe Yankees.
Tom Money pitched four strong
innings, allowing no hits, while strilong
out nine, while Philllp Bannan pitched
the finaJ four umings, striking out five
for the Giants.
For the Yankees, Matt Hauser
knocked in both runs in the fifth inning
with a key single.
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Dodgers
handle'
Indians
•They explode for
10 hits in 9-5 victory.
NEWPORT M'USTANG ·BEACH -Th~
Dodger5 used 10 hits and
some timely defense and
pitching to bold off tbe Indi-
ans, 9-5, in Newport Harbor
Baseball Association
Mustang Division (9-10)
action last weekend.
Cameron Chase, Peter
Klnney and Stefan Brysha
each had two hits to pace
the Dodger attack, while
Charlie O'Desky, Holden
Gray-Keough, R.J. D'Cruz
and Drew Uttlefair.
Llttlefair also scored three
runs, while Bryan Rhodes
added a key run for the
Qodgers.
Leading the Dodgers'
defense was Marshall
Stamper, Erle Hansen anc1
Braden Cluck.
lo other Mustang Division
action:
• DODGERS 14, PADRES 2 •
Holden Gray-Keough and
Cameron Cha~e each had
three hits-to lead the
Dodgers over the Padres.
RJ. D'Cruz, Stefan Brysha ..
and Peter Kinney chipped in
with two hits apiece, while
Erle Hansen and Braden
Cluck each had one hit.
The Pad res were led by
Michael Helbich and Alex
R1os.
Rangers double
Jamie Tlnnlon Jed the
offense with three tuts,
including a home run, while
---~~)!..liughes.MallJlo.can_
and Durenberger hdd two
hits each.
d £'1 -~:...... up White Sox ~es~ .. ae. '-Aarw_.-1 .... ~~NE~WP~ORT~·R=:-ONCO~ 'l::J' ~ battle of undefeated teams
In other Majors action:
• TIGERS 21, Wtrrre Sox 2 -
Andrew Sanford had live
hits, including a home run to
lead the Tigers over the
Whlte Sox.
Corey Hughes, Jamie
Tlnnlon and Nick Peterson
each chipped m with three
tuts, whtle Alex Morales had
two hits
Peterson, Tinnion dnd
Matt Doran combml'd to
pitch d four-hitter with 12
strikeouts to preserve thE>
win, whtle the Tigers'
defense was anchored by
Andrew MJllan with two
putouts m center held.
THE BASH
BROTHERS!
• Vinnie, Victor
Valdez pace Marlins'
offense, pitching in 8-1
victory over 0-backs.
COSTA
MESA -=The
Marlins' Vinnie and
MAJORS
Victor Valdez had the
Diamondbacks seemg double
in the F1ghtlng Flsh's 8-1 win
last weekend m Costa Mesa
National Little League
Majors Division
Each of the Viildez
youngsters clubbed three-run
home runs lo pace the 11-tut
Marlins' attack.
The duo also led the
pitching for the Marlins,
combining for t 4 strikeouts
and only three hits allowed.
P.J. Errington, Mike
Wolfe and Ryan Bagwell
each had two hits for the
Marlins, whil~ Erle
Seagondollar had a single
and a run.scored.
Indians win, 44 3
tvfE<§~STAStrong MINOR A
pitching led the lndJans past
the Angels, 4-3, in Costa
Mesa American Little
League Min<:>r A Division
action last weekend.
Steven Hamasaki pitched
51/3 strong innings of work
for the Ind.tans, with Dylan
SUller fJ,nishing the job.
Skyler Twob.Ag scored the
' winning run in the last
inning on a single by Cody
Spoulot.
Por the Angels, MJchael
Armor and Andy Dawson
each pitched well.
Where's my team?
Ate ~ still wondering wtw•'t
Y'O'Jt tHtn 1 A lot of good ptaym
.. stlll being left out.
Call Mt-57~223 M'ld find out
how NSy It is to se>M the.quest~.
't -
• Kottke's hit in the final
inning breaks tie; sends the
Yanks to a 12-11 triumph.
NEWPORT BEACH
-The Yankees used
some late-inning magic
llll AAA
to defeat the Cardiha.ls, 12· 11, last
weekend in Newport Beach Little
League AAA Division action.
With two outs and the score tied in
the last inning, Kevin Kottke lined a
'single to left field, bringing in Reed
Zachmah with the winning run for the
Yanks.
Cory MacDonald had three hits
and three RBis, while Zachman and
Mitchell Williams each contributed
with singles for the Yankees.
On the mound, the Yanks' Brian
Nichols and Taylor Stone each
pitched effectively, while Zachman
was solid on defense. El$ewhere:
• MAluNERs 9, ORJOLES 4 -Pitcher
Andrew Drews allowed only one run
and struck out six over three innings
of work to lead the Mariners over the
Orioles.
OUensively for the Mariners,
Michael Page had three hits and
scored three runs, Andrew Silva bad
three hits and two runs scored. Drews
had two hits and two runs scored, and
Jack Lansford came through with two
hits and two RBis.
For the Orioles, Scott JJnebeck hit
a solo home run and COllllOr WIYlen
pitched three shutout innings.
• MAlu:Nm1s 15, TIGl!JtS 11 -Andrew
Drews had a grand slam to lead the
Mariners over the Tigers.
Jack Lansford scored three times,
.
while Alex VoUalre, Robbie Ogerek.
. Jeremy Hyter, Noah Mo~ and
Andrew Silva each had clutch hits for
the Mariners.
On the mound for the M's, Merrett
Scott pitched three effective innings.
For the Tigers, Gregory Stone
scored three runs, while Scott Ely and
James Petrtll1 each scored twice.
• MA.a.INEJts 2, MErs 1 -Andrew Silva
struck out seven over three innings of
work to lead the Mariners over the
Mets.
Catcher Michael Page scored both
runs for the Mariners, including the
\ game-winner in the bottom of the
sixth inning, while pitcher Merrett
Scott allowed only two hits over three
innings with four strikeouts. ·
For the Mets, Bryce Donovan and
Mtcbeal Bear each pitched very well.
• DODGl!RS 13, RED Sox 9 • The
Dodgers held off a late Red Sox rally
for the victory.
Kevin Hollard and Josepb Rose
and Carlo Valdes each bad two hits
and two.runs scored for the Dodgers,
while Danny Mukovtts had two hits
and one run scored.
Muskovits also pitched three strong
innings, striking out eight.
For the Red Sox, Camden
Nlcholaon had three hits, while
Morgan Bowman scored three times.
• TIGEU 9, Doooas I -J.A. Gormly
and Ricky Towmend each bad two
hits and a run scored to lead the
Tigers over the Dodgers.
Andy lovzar bad a single, double
an RBI and two runs scored for the
1lgers.
For the Dodgers, Kevbl HoQeM
had two hits, two runs scored and two
RBis .
• DoDGBltS 13, BRAVE$ .. -Kevin
Holland and Carlo Valdes each had
three hits and two funs scored to lead
the Dodgers' attack.
Mk.bael Tamer, Cbarlel Vickery
and Charlie McAulllle had two hits
and two runs scored, while Nloolas
Russo-Lanson had two hits and a run
scored.
Robbie Bayer had three bits, while
John Leonard had a double and two
runs scored for the Braves.
• RED Sox 15, DIAMONDBACKS ... The
Red Sox pounded out 15 hits in their
win over the D-Backs.
Drew Blake had a triple, single,
two runs scored and two RBis to lead
the Red Sox attack.
Pitcher Camden Nicholson pitched
three strong innings for the Red Sox,
striking out live. ·
• ANGELS 3, MAalNus 2 -Cbrlstlna
Mainero drove in Timmy Leber with
the winning run in the ft.na.l inning for
the Angels.
Strong Angels' pitching by Shane
Bons. Enc Rask and fletcher Della
Grotta opened the door.
The Angels' defense was led by
Reagu Riley, Marc Roodanez and
ICevtn Rak.
• RED Sox 8, OaJoLES 7 • The Red Sox
overcame a sue-run deficit for the
comeback win.
Key triples were produced by
C..clea Nkhollon, Bretl lmtletl
and Patrldl 81'811UD for the Red SOx,
as they scored six runs in the fourth
inning and two in the sixth for the
win.
:::':U-Net squad . 'Penguins . stop Stars
stays on track with
69-50 win over MV . .
• Lance, Presson are
sharp on ·the offense
for Newport hoopsters.
NEWPORT BEACH NJ1
-The Newport-Mesa
National Junior Basketball
boys All-Net team continued
its successful spring season
with a 69-50 win over
Mission Viejo.
Tyler Lance led the team
with 22 points, while.Wes
Pfeuon chipped in with 16.
Rafael MouradJan
(eight points) and Brett
Perrlne (seven points) also
helped the offense, while
Taylor Young and Kuey
Pelen controlled the
rebounds.
Alex Orth and Neal
Raflerty helped spark the
oflense with key aasist.s for
Newport-Mesa.
..
• Kottke, Corrigan each come up with two goals in the 6-4 victory.
COSTA MESA -Kevin Kottke and Connor Corrlgan each ROLLER i..IOCKEY
scored two goals to lead the Wldefeated Penguins over the Stars, n
6-4 in Costa Mesa Boys & Girls Club of the Harbor Area, fourth ...
grade roller hockey action.
JuaUn Balley and Deryck MataJJab each added single tallies for the Penguins.
ln goal, Dylan Flinn played well for the Pens, while Craig Desbrow led the defense.
ln first and second grade roller hockey action:
Red Wings improve to 5-0 with two wins over Canadlens
NEWPORT BEACH -The first and second grade Red Wings of the Ha..rbor Area Boys and
Girls Club improved to 5-0 after two victories this week.
They defeated the Canadiens twice, 9-3, on Monday and 8-0 on Wednesday. Ryan lvenon
now has \3 goals this year and Scott Pantovskey got his fourth goal of the season. Goal-
tenders Riley Comoy and Tony Nuc:a combined for the shutouts. The Red Wings got strong
defense from Cody Parole, lucu Qapoa and Nasca. Utility players Patty Moddelmog and
Ryan Lobato provided support al bOth ends of the Door.
Rea Elementary hosdng soccer toumey
COSTA MESA -Rea Elementary bu kicked
off a spring after-school intramural socceT tour·
nament.
Sixteen 10Ccer tea.ma bave been organize4 by
the studentl for Olli tournament. which began
Apdl 26 and will end on June 7.
Even though Rea School only hied gradea 4-6,
teum may have ltudentl from eny grlde leYe1.
but mutt cont&ln both boy and gtrt memben . •
All teams 8l'e assured to playing at least three
games in the round-robin tournament. The top-
elght tea.ma wU1 tben participate ln a alngle·elim·
lnaUon tournament. 11'e wtnner will get to play
a faculty IOCC.W team on June 7.
StudeDCI have racndted ltalf memben, older
albllngl ad pumtl to help coech tbe teams. An
after·ICbool program. Project Succe11, bu
l\elped 1pouor the tournament by aeWng
~-4urtng the gem•. Por tnlormatkm, call (949) 515-6905.
on Saturday, the Rangers
defeated the White Sox, 6-3,
in Newport Harbor Baseball
Association Bronco Division
(11-12) action.
Tim Cramer led the
Rangers' offense with three
hits, while Blake Pinto a nd
Andrew Skjonsby had two
hits apiece.
Rangers' catcher Billy
Munce threw out three
runners at second base,
while pitchers Brendon
Salisbury and Drew Harris,
threw well.
For the White Sox,
Kurt Yacko held the Rangers
to onJy one run through the
first three innings.
Summer baseball
camp dates set
COSTA MESA .:_ Several
five-day baseball camps will be
offered throughout the summer
by the Newport Harbor Base-
ball Association for youngsters
ages 5'h to 1 t.
The camp dates are J une 26-
30, July 10-14, July 24 -28 and
Aug. 7-1 t from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. ·
al Kaiser Elementary.
Orange Coast College base·
ball coach John AJtobem will
be the camp coach and coordl·
nator, providing fundarQeolal
baseball information at all posi·
lions.
The cost Is $115 per young-
ster with group discounts and
multi-camp discounts avalJ-
able.
For registration and discount
inlonnation, (949) 451-2228.
SOCCER
Black Magic wins
four straight, each
1-0, at MV tourney
•Girls under-14 Plus.
MISSION AYSO
~~Ma:.ea REGION 97
girls under 14 Plus Team
from AYSO Region 97, won
four games in a row in the
lbe Crqwn Valley Parkway
Tournament last weekend.
The Magic defeated South
Huntington Beach, Tustin,
Belmont Shores and Santa
Margarita all by,the score of
1-0 and finished first in their
section.
Three goals were scored
by Alley Slob.and one by
XrtMn Jendnlstna.
Goalkeeper Kara DeMllle
remained the top keeper in
the league with only seven
goals allowed m 25 games um eeuon. along with., I
shutouts. 1be.:. hM idYanced = &reiii::, ~ ~ J~ and were f:lnt ln the 18·tMm
PlUI 1..Mgue.
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WiJde to Cal Poly .SLO_ :::':u'!oor Harper firSt team
• All-Orange Empire
Conference baseball
selections stocked
with local talent.
JC BASEBALL ' • Standout guard helped the Pirates
reach playoffs in both of h er seasons . . COMMUNITY COWGE SPORTS
Wilde averaged 11.9 points and 5.8
rebounds for Coast in conference play this
season and sparked the Pirates with a season-
higb 23 points in their ~cond-round playoff
win over Bakersfield on Feb. 29.
at LB Poly tonight
in CIF Div. I opener selection. He wdS Uu.rd on the
team with a .339 batting aver-
age and was i.o tire top three
in hits (56), runs (37), RBJs
(42), doubles (13) and home
runs (9).
for Orange Coast's women's hoops. LONG. BEACH -New-
port Harbor High's boys vol-
leyball team opens defense of
its CrF Division I champi-
onship tonight in the first
roUhd of the 2000 elimina-
tions with a matth at Long·
Beach Poly, starling at 7.
Tony Altobelll
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA
Orange Coast College
women's basketball player
Leah Wilde will continue
her J:>asketball career at Cal
Poly San Luis .Obispo Uni-
versity, according to Pirates
Coach Mike Thornton.
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Elsewhere in community c~llege circles:
• OCC baseball slugger Jason Reuss is only
the second player in Pirates' h.1.stor:y to hit 10 or
more home runs two years in 8' row, joining
Pirates' home run king Joey James, a product
of Newport Harbor High.
A victory for the 17-5
Sailors would give them the
COSTA MESA -There
were plenty of familiar names
on this year's All-Orange
Empire Conference baseball
team. ·
Wilde, who was also Leah Wilde
considering San Jose State,
Cal State Domfuguez Hil1S
Reuss finished his OCC career with 27
career home runs, including a team-leading
12 this season. Only James' 35 is higher in
school history.
· bome-cowt advantage in
next week's second round,
assuming highly regarded
San Clemente is successful
Friday night against Corona.
Golden West College's Ty
Harper (Corona del· Mar
High) was a first-team selec-
tion at first base. He led the
OEC in hits (81) and doubles
(19), and his .455 batting
average and 63 RBis were
second in the conference.
Pirate sophomore Adam
Anderson (.338 batting aver-
age, 35 runs, 51 hits, 29 RBis)
joins Wiethom on the second-
team inlield, wh1Je Jdson
Reuss (.303, .12 J-fRs. 43 RBls)
and Chns· Laws (.~78, 53 hits,
eight stolen bases, 11 dou-
bles), were second-team
selections m the outheld.
and Cal State Bakersfield, told Thornton she
based her. decision on the educational oppor-
tuiuty, as well as the chance for early playing
time.
Reuss also holds the school record with
three boles in the OCC right-field scoreboard
as a result of his long, opposite-field dingers.
OW.Ctious: From 405 North, take
71 O south to PCH South exit. South
two miles to Atlantic and turn right.
School at 1600 Atlantic Ave.
Orange Coast College first
baseman and a teammate of
Harper at CdM, Eric
Wiethom. was a second-team
Fonner Cd}..1 pitcher Matt
Larson (4·5. 7 63 ERA, 56
strikeouts) was a second-
team selection as a start.t.ng
pitcher for the Ru stlers
BASEBALL .
"FROM 81
Emme said. MHe established strike UPSET SWIMMING one and he got it all going. He's
picked up his pace lately and his -• ClF 1· d last two outings have been nearly Pre IITIS to ay
identical. He used lo be a human
the dugout to haul in a foul pop in rain delay. pacing in between at Belmont Plaza •A 6-3 lead melts into a 7-6 In the fifth, Uni scored two to tie the the fourth and McKeever sprung pitches and thi.nk;ing too much. game and it threatened to take the lead • Peirsol, G ee}}r,
from behind the plate to snag a Once be stopped think.log so · 1oss to PCL champion University. with the heart of its order corrµng up.
botched sacrifice bunt attell'l.PUn much, he became much more With one out and runners on second and Mackey among local
the air in the fifth. effective. H '• IRVINE -In its last game of the year, third, Green struck out Uni slugger t d t b · dd' f
Swanson singled and Knecht Mesa (10-15-1 , 4-8) wasted a Estancia High's baseball team almost Kevin Conlin for the second time in the 5 an ou 5 1 mg or
reached on an error to n the brilliant relief performance by pulled.off the season's biggest upset. The gafT\e. After the Eagles intentionally spots in CIF Finals.
first. After a flyout, S led a Franco. The junior right-hander Eagles led host University, 6-4, heading walked Jay Nichols, orange County's _ BELMONT SI !ORE _
successful double st , which put allowed back-to· back singles after into the fifth inning. But the lTojans, leading hitter, Green whiffed Zach Sher-Newport· Mesa District ooy
. -him in position to score on Eric corning on in the second, but yield-ranked No. 4dn the CJP Southern Section wood to get out of the inning with a 6-6 and glTIS swunmer~ will l>e
Snell's subsequent groundout. ed only one additional hit in 41/3 Division 11, had a walk-off 7-6 victory in tie. among those competing for
Another Mesa error, its second and solid innings. He faced the mini-the seventh inning of Wednesday's Pacif-But the lTojans won the game in the berths m the CIF Southern
final miscue, allowed Knecht lo mum in the third, fourth, fifth and ic Coast League matchup. sl?venth when Kyle C lifford singled Sectipn Div1s10n FLOab. when
score. sixth and is part of a qu.ality nucle-The "Eagles (9·14, 2-10 in league) put home the game-winning run. ending prelinunanes begm today at
After Hocki.nson's gritty walk us returning. four runs on the board in the fourth to Estanda's upset bid. Belmont Plazd Olym pic Pool
and a McKeever single, Swanson "We have just about everyone take a 6-3 lead against the undefeated "This was a good game to end on, but • Di vision I hopefuls. mclud·
whacked a double against the back (Fajardo, center fielder Josh PCL champs. it would have been ruce to come out on ing Newport Harbor High
base of the right-field fence to Little and designated hitter Lyle With the ba~es loaded, Casey Gates top." Estancia Coach Doug Deats said. boys standout Aaron PetrSol
plate Hock:inson in the second. A Yourex were the only senior was hit by a pitch. and that drove in J.B. "We played hard, we executed, we made and top Sailor guls Nicol<>
wild pitch brought McKeever starters Wednesday). so we believe Goff. A fielder's choice brought Armando the sacrifice bunts, and we moved the Mackey dlld Carl} Geehr, will
home and Cuyler did the rest, we'll be in good shape next year," Ortiz in. Davjd Ak.iva then hit an RBJ sin-runners. We 1ust didn't score enough -begin pursuit of one of eight
improving to 5-2. said Mesa's Bauermeister. gle and a sacrifice fly by C.K. Green runs." berths m th<> chdmp1on tup
"(Cuyler) showed against Uni-MOAC COAST LEAGUE scored Estancia's sixth run. PAOFK coAST LEAGUE finals, when preluns begtn at
versity (a complete-game. six-hit-. CostaCoRoNAMAI~ DEL MM0004, OOOMESAO .oo 2 2 U ~rdi~dm the mounMd, Gdree.n 1m1 aode sure Estanc1'a UNIV£JtStTY 7, Esr1AONC1 4001A 6 0 -6 8 4 10 a.m .
ter · hi h th l a· e champ ons "'""' ru not repeat on ay s · mercy-Th D · II I m w c e e gu 1 Corona del Mar 220 000 v . 4 6 2 University 012 120 1 • 7 13 3 e IVlston pre ims, ail d 3 0 Frida ) he Could. .. rule win against the Eagles. He pitched a 1 d f prev e • · • Y Haubrick. Franco (2) and Fajardo; Green and Davis; Konishi, Foxman (4), Oc:hoa tnc u ing swunmer ,rom
· afne and he di.U-1.LL.--0MehlllEf-f"4EJ<tee11ef:-.W--E~~~~.5~2.~~~c~o~m~p~le~t~e~g~am.,,,.....e~an~d-s_tru~c-k_o_u_ts_e_v_e_n_Ti_ro_---i(l).al'lQ-¥.VUuu.....vv...ou.nJ.w.11-1-..:...u.u:uU...,!l::a-~,...-_L..,~J...W.w......wo~1W1J~cuu-'-~"'-~~~--1
again today,• CdM Coach John L . Haubrick. 28 -Swanson (CdM). ians (21-4, 12-0). 28 ·Wood (U), Ledesma (U). HR · Sherwood (U). Mesa, start at 4:30 p.m. '
SOFTBALL
CONTINUED FROM 81
and was. out at first. Daub
went to second on the play,
but she didn't stop there. She
ran to third and slid in as the
throw came in. The throw got
away, and Daub came in for
the game's first run.
Cd.M (7-11, 4-6) found
ways to get on base and
almost scored in the first.
Cd.M's Amy Tyson led off
with a single, then ended up
on third after a wild pitch and
a fielder's choice. A batter lat-
er, the Sea Kings' Mijanou
Pham hit a chopper to third
and there was no throw to
first. With runners on first and
third and one Sea King
retired, Shanley got a flyout
and strikeout to get out of the
jam.
Cd.M had three more sin-
gles in the game, two from
La w en Jacobson and one
from Casey Bunney. But Bun-
ney, who made it to second on
GOLF
CONTINUED FROM B 1
Casino Night on Saturday at
Sterling BMW in Newport
Beach -the wildest party
this side of the Toshiba
Senior Classic.
The tee bag will include a
Tommy Bahama shirt and a
custom pair of Foot-Joy golf
shoes, said Luehrs, the
chamber's chief executive
the past 10 years. The Los
Angeles Times, Dally Pilot,
Hyatt Newporter, Taylor
Woodrow Homes and nacU-
tional Jewelers are also local
BALL
CONTIN~ED F.ROM B 1
a V{ild pitch in the fourth, was
the second and last Sea King
to reach as far as second base.·
It was still a tense 1-0
game until the sixth, when
the Mustangs got two inside-
the-park home runs. The first
one was bit by Nicole
corporations involved in the
Newport Beach Open.
The annual Casino Night
and Putting Contest kicks off
the event with festivities that
include a full-scale casino,
silent auction, entertainment,
cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and
a reception. Everyone in
a ttendance is automatically
registered in a drawing for a
one-year lease on a Sterling
BMW.
Casino Night is $25 per
person for those not playing
in the tournament.
Further, a putting contest
on a fabricated green along
the Sterling BMW shoWToom
will include a qualifying
Spunaugle, who found the
gap between the center and
right fielders with a bit that
quickly rolled away from
CdM's two outfielders. 1\vo
batters later, Ferris hit a car-
bon copy of Spunaugle's
homer in the exact same spot
round, followed by the
championship finals, where
one contestant will
eventually putt for a top
prize or $10,000. Details:
. (949) 729-4400.
Big Canyon Country
Club's Martha Redfearn, a
Newport Coast resident. won
the women's cUvision Sunday
at the Aliso Viejo Golf Skills
.Challenge, a regional stop
on the Toyota Golf Skills
Challenge National Tour.
The challenge includes
eight major skill shots: long
drive, midcUe lron, chip, short
iron, putting, pitch over
hazard, trouble shot and
greenside bunker. Three
CONRAD lAU I DAILY PILOT
Kelly Daub (left) applies the
tag lo CdM's I.amen Jacobson.
Above, Costa Mesa's Brooke
Shanley delivers a pitch.
with the exact same results.
"This was an awesome
game.• Costa Mesa Coach
Sharon Uhl said. •Hitting,
defense, pitching, that was
the best we played all year.
They really came through.•
With the loss, CdM's first
softball season in three years
shots are allowed per skill,
'With only the best shot
counting toward the goUer's
overall score.
Estancia High's Eagle
Golf Classic is June 19 at
Costa Mesa Goll & Country
Club beginning at 10 a.m . in
a four-player best-ball
scramble format. The cost is
$340 per foursome or $90 for
an individual.
The seventh annual event
includes ween fees, cart,
dinner and prizes.
The event benefits the
Estancia Athletic
DepaJtment. Chuck Perry
is the tournament contact:
(949) 951-5435.
came to an end, with a young
team threatening for a berth
in the playoffs. Pham, a
junior, is the aides\ on the
team.
"I though we might nave a
chance (to make the playoffs
before the season),· Cd.M
Coach Terry Chnstiano said.
"But our dream didn't come
true. Next year though, when
we get more players, more
competitive players. next
year will be cWferent. •
But for now, this was
Mesa's moment. For the suc
seniors (Shanley, Daub, Fer-
ns. Spunaugle, Kaile Chap·
man and Michelle Nguyen).
it was their last chance.
"This was the biggest
game for the seniors,• Uhl
said. "It's their last league
game of their career, and they
wanted it bddly. They wanted
that win."
MOAC COAST LEAGUE
MESA 3, CoftoNA DEL MAit 0
Corona del Mar 000 000 O -o 4 1
Costa Mesa 000 102 x · 3 3 1
Zoelle and Tyson; Shanley
and Watlclns. W ·Shanley, 8·7.
L -Zoelle, 6-4. HR • Spunaugle
(CM), Ferris (CM).
The fifth annual We Care
Goll Tourndffieot, hosted by
the Tax & .financial Group, is
Monday at Hill Goll Club lo
benefit the Make-A-Wish
Foundation, wh.tch grants
wishes to children who suffer
from We -threatening
illnesses.
The Tax & Fmanaal
Group adopted·
Make-A-Wish as its main
charity after being moved by
heartwarming stories from
children. All proceeds of the
tournament g_o directly to the
fulfillment of granting wishes.
ln the past four years, the
tournament has raised nearly
$250,000 to grant 65 wishes.
Details: (949) 233-8100.
In addillon to eight 5pol-. m
the championsh.tp hncll5,
eight swunmers. and/or rel.iy
teams, will qualify for a con-
solallon final in edc h division
The 0 1V1S1on I Fmals arc
schec1uled Friday at b p m ,
wtth the D1vts10n II Fmals wt
for Saturday at 4.30 pm. Both ,
are at the same site
Pe1r!>ol is the defending
Dlvts10n I champion m the
100-yard backstroke
Geehr, a sophomore . set
D1V1S1on lJI records e n route to
titles in the 200 md1v1duol
medley a nd the 500 freest) le
last spring, reprec;enllny
Mayfield 1 tigh of Pa ddena
Registration atw-day
c 0 s T A AYSO 120 MESA -Regis·
tration for the upcoming
A YSO Reg1on 120 season will
take place Saturday from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. at TeWinkle
School's BosweU Hall.
The reg1straoon rees are ·
$75 for the first yoUJ1g ter, $65
for the second, $60 for the
Uurd with a $200 maximum •
per family.
First-time players mu. t
show proof of age upon reg1~
tering.
SCHEDULE
TODAY ...........
High school • Air.so Niguel al ~
Hart>o<, ]·15 f m ·Vol~
High sctiool boys · OF OMSIOfl I
~yoffs, first round: Newpon Hart>o<
at Long Beach Poly, 7 p.m
• Swi"""'"9
Htgh school boys llOd girls • OF
Ptehm1nanes at Belmont Plaza Oev1110f1
I (NewPort Hart>o<), 10 a.m.; OIVl$10n II
(CofcJla def Mar, 'Costa M4ts.t), 4•30 p.m
DEEP SEA
"used to play with a little bit of
fear,• but last week decided "to put
all my emotions aside and just do
what I thought I should do ... I just
went for it. I went on my feelings."
The son of a teaching professional
and former Australian Davis Cup
member, Ba1.l said bis confidence
increased at 91ai, where he beet
Weiss, la.st years CIP Southern
Section singles runner-Up to Phillip
Sb~ of Thousan4. Oalts.
the team. What a great example to
the other players. He makes it ..
easier for me.•
Ba.ll, the first Sea King to win a
league singles title since freshman
Thylor Dent four years· ego (Dave
Bain won a See View League title in
1992), once bad bis big serve
clocked at 120 mph. But "it was a
bit of a lucky hit,• be said modestly.
play on the hard courts is also
reaching new heights.
"The hard work is just starting to
pay off," Ball sald. •The long hours
of training and pJaymg all came
together at the right time.•
hits with the 19-year~old former CIP
singles champ100 when he's m town
and not travel.mg on the men's pro
satellite tour, is looking forward to
the day when he can follow his
dad's foot.steps and pltly pro tenru.s.
, the Daily Pi.lot Athlete of the
Week, became only the third CdM
player since 1990 -and the tee·
and since nm Mang took over a1
the See Kings' ~in 1993 -to
wtn a league singles champlomhip.
•That kid delervel it," Mang
Mid of 8&11'1 Athlete of the Week
honor. •eamenm't a nice kld and a
hard worker, and he doeln't like •
lot o1 pnu. He's not rocky. When
he woo tbe championlh1p, he rMlly
(didn't seem) that uctted, becaUl8
for him tt'I Just a "81> to work
buder ... tMt'l ldl whole attitude.
He'I one of tW birdelt worbn on ..
When asked to rank his best
attributes on the court, Ball listed
his "attitude" fint, followed by his
seTVe-ond-volley game.
In the finals, &u chalked up 3"
senice winnen ~t Yovan, at
times overpowering the Um
sophomore.
"I wonted to prove that I
abould've been Meded, even
&bouOb I Md a broken ftnger (and mm.I 2112 weeb In Ma.rcb)," Mld
Ball. who allo bad pulled bamltrtng
and oaU m\.llldel tbll 19UOD, wbllie
~tinWna to~ growing ~In bll ln.e. and biPI· Ball. 17, bel tlll'OUted at IMlt
three tnct111mtheIMl,_,.but1111
Ball, who ployed No. 2 singles
behind Morton this season for
Corona del Mar, includes
swimming, jump roping an~
sprinting up 200-yard bills ln the
UpR8f Newport Bay as ~-training for h1s temus game.
•Sometimes I run by myseU, a.nd
sometimes with my dad (Syd), but
he doesn't Uke golng'l>eceuse he
gets beat," Ball said.
Actually, growing up with a
tennis pro u a father has lts
edv¥tages. •we get along very
well, and be helps out a ton,• Ball
Mld. "To have • dad who ll alto
your coedl, who knows so much
and works wttb you. ls .a l"M1 good
altuation to be In. It's gntet to have
that mUc:h knowledge In tM nat raoaa.•
Ball. who ... up wttb 0...t llnd
This season . Ball is 27-9 in
Mgles. He firushed third m the
Sea View League fmals last y~
as a freshman. Ball Will compet in
the CJP individual charnp1omhips
starting May 20.
In o memorohl PC1.. btlf' match,
8aD won the flnt tt't ff.lily, l1art1ng
lblngs with three consecutive semce wtnnen.
ln the se<'Qnd set, Ball was a.heed
tn the tieb1"kP.r, 5-2, but Yovan
come beck w\th four COl'UMKUbve
points, th n won. 8·6, to foree a
lhlrd~.
Bell broke Yovan in \he ftm
game ot the third let to ••bUib die ..... dlillil ... ,. up. __.
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doing buslneu yet? No ducted by: a CO/'l>OfallOl'l any bid received. the use o( 11\e flctitious tlons, 136St Olymplc Yvonne A Grostik Have you $1at1od NEWPORT·MESA business name: Ave .. Costa Mesa, CA This atatement. W9$ doing business yet? U JFIED SCHOOL GONDOLA COMPANY ~2626 fl'-"" with the "-.. nty Ye". 0410j/OO N · Matthew T. Brodel. ,.... VV\I ., DISTRICT OF NEWPORT, 3400 Oerk of O~fl County Dynamic Claims Serv· Of Orange County Via Oporto 1102B, New· 13651 Olym&lc Ave.,
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Have you started del Mar. Callfornla Costa Mesa, CA 92627 on 4/28/2000 ,921 Baypolnte, Dr ..
l!<>lng busfness ye17 No 92625 MaryAnn Rea~ 3018 20006827344 Newport Beach, CA onCourse Develop-Amir Abouhosseu1. 311 E. Bay Dr., Gig arbor, Dally Piiot May 4. 11. 18. 92660
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Dally Piiot May 4, 11. 18, This sta1ement was This statement was Newport Beach, CA Y~uri21~ggltotk
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Hydrotech Enlerprises, 25, 2000 TH720 25. June 1, 2000 Th758 James 'A n d r 8 w oauy Pllot Apr. 20, 27,
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Darrin RoS'lawlcki, PROM PROS. 2691 Development, 512 wife are dolng business as;
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ton. CA 90680 Irvine. CA 92606 Beach. CA 92663 doing business yet? pany, 22055 Newbrtdge
This business Is con-l<enney Paul Hrablk. Dev e I o P me n t Yes, 2/15199 Dr Lake Forest ea ducted by: a general 20752 Shadow Rock, Clothing, {CA), 512 Ge o rg I a A nn e 92S30 '
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filed with the County doing business yel'? No doing business yet? 20006827347 . Lake Forest, Ca. 9263<i'
C1 ... f 0 c ty Kenney Paul Hrablk Yes, 3120/00 Daily Pilot May 4. 11, 18, This business Is con· one0'4-~8•2~e oun This s1a1ement • was D e v e I o P m e n t 25. 2000 Til706 ducted by: hus~nd
20006827342 filed wllh the County Vlc1oceth~r°e's~det~trt Gaddis. Flctltloul Buslneaa • wife Dal~ Pilot May 4, 11, 18, Cle0r1<4 o2t802range County T>.15· . statement was Name Statement Have you started
251 000 TH709 on · · 000 • 11 d0t'ng Dbus1ness yet? No 20006827306 filed with lhe County The loll0Wln1o persons Deborah A. Teno Flctlttoua BualneH Dally PllOt May 4, 11 . 18, Cieri< ol Orange County are doing bus ness as: Tiiis statement wa.s
Name Statement 25. 2000 TH717 on 04·18·2000 Media Connect, 2900 'led Cou
Th follo · 2000682'"274 Flrst Ave., #4, Co""'a Ii with the nty e wino persons Fictitious Business v '"" Cle"" 1 O>ranng e County are doing business as: Name Statement Daily Pilot Apr. 20. 27. del Mar. CA 92625 on 0'4.~5•2000
Flctftlou• Buatneee
Name Statement
The IOllowlng pefSOl'll
are doing ~jnen as:
Black & Blue Tour· naments, 425 N. New·
port BIVd .. Slllte D, New· pol1 Beactl, CA 92663
Tournament Promo· ~lona, Inc., (CA)1 •25 N. Newport 81Vd.,"Sulte Q,
Newport Beach, CA 92663
This business Is con· ducted by! a corporation Have you started
dt>lng business ~t? No Tournament Promo•
tlons, tnc.. R. Wayne
Blsbee·Presldent
This atat81Jl9nl was
flied wtlh the County
Cieri< of Oranoe Counl}'
on 04·24·2000
• 2000682'878
Dally Pilot AfJr. 27, May
4, 11, 18, 2000 Th670
Ffotftlou• Bu•lnen
Name Statement
The following persons are doing blnlness as:
Baja Offshore Circuit,
425 N. Newport Blvd ..
Suite D, Ne~r1 Beaeh,
CA 92663 Tournament Promo·
tlons, Inc .. (CA), 425 N.
Newpolt BIVd •. Suite o,
Newport Beach, CA
92663
This business Is oon·
ducted by: a corporation
Have y,ou started doing bus ness yet? No
Tournament Promo· llons, Inc.. R. Wayne
Bisbee· President Tiiis state!!'lenl was
flied with trle County
Clerll Of Orange County
on 04·24·2000
20006826878
Dally Ptlot Apr. 27. May
4, 11. 18. 2000 Th671
STATEMENT OF
ABANDONMENT OF
USE OF FICTITIOUS
BUSINESS NAME
The following person(sl
has (l'lave) abandoned
the use of the fictitious business name:
Black & Blue Tout· naments. 425 N. New· port Blvd., Suite E, New·
port Beaoh. CA 92883
The Fictllious Busi-
ness name teferred to
above was filed In Or·
ange County on AUG·
18·1995, FILE NO
19956655654 Back Bay Gourmet f Ma~ 11 , 2000 Th663 Lauri Julian, 2900 Flrst k---~D~rl15va~.rooNmewa.~2aB~~e: l..a-r.lJerudo~i!!:n!l!lglllbu~sll,llnl..eWss~as20·11.l-~;;o:r.cnrm':.-a;::;iiiutmillii'1Wfrnii" CA 92525 • ally Pilot Apr. 27, May I c .. (CA). 425 N. New-
CA 92660 Kaplan. Klein & Name S~tement This business 15 000• 4, 11, 18, 2000 Th692 port Blvd., Suite o. New·
Jeffrey JOhn Korab. 85 Rog en, 5001 Birch The following persons ducted by: an lndMdual Fictitious 8u1lne11 port Beach, CA 92663
Sandpiper Lane. Aliso S1tee1. Newpon Beach. are doing business as: Have you started Name Statement This business is con·
Vlelo. CA 92656 Calll. 92660 Birch Acupunctu re doing busfnHs ye1? The lollowlng persons dueled by: a oorporatlon ~I Korab 85 Sand· Shannan I. Kaplan, Cltnlc, 20101 Birch Yes 2115/00 are doing business as: WOfld Bmnsh series,
piper Lane ·Aliso Viejo 5001 Birch Street, New· Street, #110. Newport Laun Julian Brennan·Swelss 4500 Inc., R. Wayne Bisbee·
CA 92656 . . port Beach, Calif. 92660 Beach, CA 92660 This statement was Campus Dr .. Suite 357, PrTehsildes ns'tatement was R I ch a rd Aaron This business Is con· Sang Woo Gwon, flted With the County Newport Beach CA Ml>flanty. 20362 Birch, ducted by: an Individual 1019 S. Albarado Street, Clerk ol orange county 92660 ' filed with the County
Newport Beach CA ~ave you started Los Angeles. CA 90006 on 04·21·2000 Journe.y Brennan, Cledt ol Orange County
92660 ' doing business yet? d Th~S,. bub: slnes1sndi·~~!=°"1• 20006826643 3310 Seashore or.. on 04·24·2~...,..75 This business Is con· Yes, 2110/00 uct..... y: an ,.,.,ua Oally Pilo.t Anr. 27, May Newport Beach CA ,.,_,.,.., ducted by~ a general Shannan I Kaplan Have you started 4 11. 18, 200o Th682 92663 • Dally Piiot AfJr. 27, May
pannershlp This statement was doing business yet? No Ff l I B I Nathalle A. Sweiss, 4, 11, 18, 2000 Th669
Have you started filed with lhe County Sang Woo Gwon ct t ous ua neH 3310 seashore Orive. FICthlou. BuafnH•
-'-'nff busfnesslcet? No Cieri< of Orange COUnl'( This statement was Name Statement N B h C N S UV1 04 28 2000 filed with the County The followinn pe. rsons ewport ~ac • A •me .. tement Je rey John orab on • • f 0 Co doi bu 1" , 92663 The following persons This statement was . 20006827308 ~le~-~ 8•2w;ge unty ~AST°8NE s ness as. This business Is con· are doing business.as:
filed with the County OaltyPilot May 4,l1.l8. 20006826280 C HIROPRACT IC ducted by: a general CLAY, 12192 Balley
Cieri< of Orange County 25, 2000. TH718 Oaf"-Piiot ~· 20, 27, GROUP, INC.. 2013 partnership #2, Garden Grove, CA on 04·28·2000 Fictitious Business ., N BIVd Cos Have you $tarted 92845 20006827336 Name Statement Mey 4• 11• 2 Th66S ewport " ta doing busfness yet? No AngeliQVe R. Vedtenne.
Daily Pilot May 4. 11. 18. The following persons Fietltlou• Bu•Tness M~sfii~e9~~~racttc Journey Brennan 12i32 Baltey 112. Gar·
25. 2000 TH110 are doing business as: Name Statement Group, Inc .. (CA), 2013 This statement was den Grove, CA 92845
Flctltloua Business Stan Brown Realty, The .foOowln_g persons Newport BIVd., Costa filed with the County Bryan Hull. 12132 Name.Statement 423 E. EdQewater Ave,, are doi'l9 business as: Mesa Ca 92627 Cfert< of Orange County Balley #2, Garden
The following persons -Sa1boa, CA92tl61 Paul Aydlng Pafnt and This business I$ con· on 04·25·2.000 Grove, CA 92845
are doing business as: S tanley Randall Decorating, tnc .. 664 ducted by: 8 corporation 20008t2691t This business I& oon·
Screens west, 2437 B ro w n • 4 2 3 E . Beach Street, .Costa Have you started Dally Pilot A.pf. 27, May due1ed by: husband and
Orange Ava .. llD. Costa Edgewater Ave .• Apt F, Mesa, CA92627·3409 doing business yet? 4, 11, 18, 2000 Th69G wlle Mesa, CA 92627 Balboa. CA 92661 Paul Ayding Painting Yes. l O/l/1988 FlctltJoua BualneH Have you started s am u 81 J 0 s e p h This buslne~s 1.s con· and Decorellng. Inc. Coastline Chiropractic Heme Statement doing business yet? No O'Lear, 2437 Orange ducted by· an 1nd1vidua1 (CA). 664 Beach Street, Group. inc.. John A. The folloWfng persons Angelique R. Vedrenne
Ave .. llD. Costa Mesa. Have you started Cost a Mes a , CA Fumfsl'l o.c .. President are doing business as: . This statement was CA 92627 doing business y.et? No 92627·3409 This S1atement was COPY CLUB 2300 filed with the County
This business Is con· Stanley Randall Brown This business Is con· flied with the Coun\y Harbor Blvd .. • Costa ~e~~1 O= County
ducted by: an Individual This st.Qlement was dueled by: a corporation Clert< of Orange County Mesa, CA 92626 • """"""*2'"757 Have you started filed witfl the County Have you started on 04·24·2000 PRN Associates In '"""""' v doing business yet? Cler\t of Orange County doing business yet? 2000'826n5 (CA). 128 N. Wi~ Daily PllOt Apr. 27-1 May
Yes 03/01/2000 on 4·28·2000 Yes, 3·13·2000 Dally Pilot A.pr. 27, May Sprtn~Road Orange 4, 11. 18, 2000 rl\673
S a, m e 1 J 0 s e p h · 20006827323 Paul Rydlng Painting 4, 11, 18. 2000 Th701 CA 9· 9 ' ' Flctitloua Bu•lne11
O.Lear u Dally P1"10t .. ay 4, 11, 18. and o~ratrlng Inc ' m """ • " Flctltlou1 Bu1lnua Tills business Is con· Heme Statement ..,..,1 25 2000 Th719 Sandra M, Rydlng • d ed b ....., I , ,, s statement was · secretary Name Statement uct y: a oorporat...... The ollowlng persons
fclledlert< ofwitoh r~at~ee ~~tyty Fictitious Business This statement was The IOflowlng persons Have r,ou started ere doing business as:
Name Statement filed w'th t"-,.._. ·nty are doing busmess as: doing bus ness yet? No 800 Marketing services on 04·28·2 • C 1• O '"' Covuv ANGEL AUTO 3007 PRN Associates. Inc.. Group, 2520 seavtew 20006827335 The follOWlng persons ferll o ranoe untY • ' Reed V. Rosllng, Prasl· Ave., Corona def Mar, DaUy Piiot May 4• 11, 18, are doing business as: on 04·14·2000 Enterprise St., Costa dent CA 92625 25, '2000 TH711 RAPID RECOVERY. 2000ll25993 Mesa. CA 92626 Tiiis s1.a1emen1 was 1 Ad I (CA) 419 Old Newport Rd., Dally P1lot.~r, 20, 271 Yuiohlro Masao, 1051 · mpact • nc.. • Flctltloua Business Newport Beach. CA uay 4 11 Th649 Walnut St #0 Tus••A tiled wltn Iha Gounty 2520 Sea\llew Ave .. Co-..., • • · • "''' Clerk of Orange County rona det Mar, CA 92625 ~~~~e:~ns 92.:i:~en D. Walker, 220 Ffctltrous Bualness C~J:7~slness ls con· on 04·25·2000 This business Is oon-
dol bu 1 Name Statement ducted by: an lndllildual 2000682ff17 ducted by: a corporation are ng s ness as· Knox Pf.. #A, Costa The following persons Have r,ou started Oai"' Pilot /l.fJr. 27 Mal Have "OU started lglo·Tel. 2700 N. Main Mesa. CA 92627 • 1''1 18 2000 _1h69 b' I St t60l s 1 A are doln9 busioess as: doing bus ness yet? No "· • • 1 doing us ness yet? CA 92705' an a na, du~ ~~~:~~11~1~j Nish Consulting, 2336 Vl.llchiro Masao Flctttloua Buaine11 Yea, 91
Cary 0 . Arnold, 2700 Have you started Elden Ave. •G. Costa This st1llement was Heme Statement t~et Ad, Inc ••
N. "Malo St., #601, Santa doing busineu yet? Mesa. CA 92627 flied Wllh the Oounl'( The followlng ·persons J n Etll011. Prn. -Ana, CA 92705 Yes, 5·08•00 Gary Neshanian, 2336 Clerk ol Orange County are doing business as· This statement wag
This buslnen Is con· Steven D. Walker Elden Ave .• IG, Cbsta on 04·25-2000 Fire D\lds, 1751 Plaoen· ctlledle ... 0W11~-:,rtnhe ~nmytY ductA .. b en lndlV'" al Mesa. CA 92627 .......,..26918 ti A Co 1 M "' via """' "" y: "'u This statement was Thi b 1 1 "'""""" 9a2627v.. s a esa, on 04•21•2 Hl•e you started tiled with the Coonl'( s us ness s con· Dally Pilot Apr. 274..~a ' doing business ye1? No Cle1k ol Orange County ducted by: an lndlvldual 4 1 t 18 2000 11109 Watter Michael DUI, • 20009826131
Cary D. Amok:I on 05109/2000 do~~gve bJ~~es!'ayr~~ flcdtlo~s Bu•lnna 1151 Placentia Av .. Dally Pr :&x, 21~Y Tiiis statement was 20006828375 Yes, 1986 Name Statement Costa Mesa Ca. 92627 4• 11 • 1 • 7 4
flied w1th the County Dally PllOI May 11. 18, Gary Nesnanlan The lollOwlng persons Steven 't. Nanko, Flctftlou• Bu•loee•
Cllrtl·ol O~n e County 25, June 1, 2000 Th759 This statement was ere doing business as: 1751 Placentia Av., N•me Statement on 04·28· LE"AL NOTICE C ) N h A rl CO.ta Mesa Ce 92627 ~ -·2 333 ~ flied wrth tha ounty a ort ma can ' · The f"""'-""' peniont """"" 7 NOTICE IS HEREBY Clellt Of 0111nge County Capital & Credit b) This business Is con· ere dOlng business u · ~~May 4• ~ 18• GIVEN that the Board ol oo 04·14·2000 North Al'nelk:an Ma'.11cet· ~~rs~~: a oeneral Business lnterlos,. ·,
• 712 Educatlon of the New· 2000M25M1 Ing & Distribution. c) Have you started Dealgn, 31441 anta :•~ll!lll'~ml!'~--•l port ·Mesa Unllled Dally PllOt Apf. 20, 27. Nonh American Insur· ng business .,..17 No Margarita Parkway,
School Olstrlct of Or· May 4, 1 t , 2000 Th650 anoe & Associates, d) Walter M: om,. Suite ,,.265, Rancno
ange County wfll receive Fictitious Bualnese North American Plastlca, This statement wu Santa Margartta. CA aealed bids up to 10:00 1609 E. Edinger Ave· fll""' • h he "-··-92688 a.m. oo the 16th day of Heme Statement nue, Suite B. Santa Ma, "" 'Mt t · '·''"'"ty Danielle Marie Min ... _____ _. June, 2000, at the FOOd The following persons CA, mos ~g<..~5?:&88 County ney. 21791 Hem'l0'8:
Service Office ot said are doinQ business at: Nonh American Con· 2000llHl11 Trabuco Canyon, CA
emetery • Mort\Jary
Chapd • Crematory
3500 Pacific View Oriw
.Newport Btllch
..... 2700
PllllCI WTHIM
RU.•ADWAY
MortulfY * Chepel
Orematlon
110 Broadway
Cotta Meta 142-118()...
School district, located Bell l!inanolal, Inc.. solidated Group Inc.. 0 lly P""t "" 27 .. _ 92679
at 2985 Bear Slfeet. 1141 Granville Dr .. New· (OE), 1609 E. Edlng41r 8 "" ~'· · ~ Tiiis bullness Is con-B\lllding E, Costa Mesa, port Beaoh, CA 92660 Avenue, &Jlte B. Santi 4• 1t, 18• 2000 'the d\leted by: an lndllltdual
CA 92626, et whldl tirne Bell Flnanctal, Inc.. Ana. CA 92705 FICihlou• BualnH• Have you started
said bids wllf be Pllbllcly (CA,), 11•1 Gqanvttte Or.. This b1J91nffs 11 odn· N.,_ StaWment do!llg bullnen Y917 No <>P4fned and read for tho Newport Beech, CA duoted by: • ()C)(J>OOl11c>n The fol10Wfng persons Denltllt Matte Minney
lolloWing: • 92660 Have you atarted are dOlng bullile11 11: TtW ltetament -. PAPER AND SUPPLIES Thie t>uslnese Is con-doing buatneu yet? Frlnkfln Consulting IUed Wl\tl U1e Coun(Y
All bldsare to be tn a<> .ducted t:>y: a COfPO,.tk>n Yes. Apfl 1, 2000 • A uocl at ea, 2 008 019111: cf Oranoe County
cordanoe -.ith Condi· Hal/W you started 1 NOl1h AIMl1catl Con· Balearic Cotti Mesa, on QG.~•·iooo
ttoos 1nstruct!Ons. and doing t>uafness yet? •<>lldlled GIOUJ>, Inc., CA 9M JCJOMIZllll S~ficaUons which are Yea, Julv 6, '995 Jeanine M C"91'T141y, Lee H. Ne-Moo, 2008 Delly Pllol ~-~p, on tue In the Olfloe of Bell F'inenci.1, Inc.. Pre11<*11 Baleelfc. Costa Meaa, MaUU, 2000 muse
FOOd SaMces of said Aldllrd 0. Shinn. Thia 111temeot W.s CA 92826 FlCiitlOUe 1Uii'9ii School Dlstrlct, 1985 Pre~ flMlcl ..-1th the County Thi• buatneu Is con· Neme .. .......,.,
Beer Stt .. t. 8uUdlng E, Thia sta .. ment WU Clellc of Otano. County ducted by: an rMlvldoal . -.... f--...... -• Costa Mesa, CA 92626. filed wltfl t.111 County on 0..21·2000 . . Have you •tarted .~·;,,;;--~;;;·
A Performance ·eor,d Olellc of 0!8fl08 Counry 2000MtM4t Clolng bu1lneu yet? VINTAG! AUTO E>CPO
may t>e required at the on ~-14-2000 Dlllv PIOt Aot. 2t..~Y Y•, APf'M t. 2000 ~
IOOOMHMI ~ t\, II, 2000 ..nu78 l" H. Newtor1 ~ . ......: 024! ~~.t!:·
I ) i ' l o u n t ( ~a s I\ c t
l)tlly Ptlol ~. 20,, 27. i'ICililOUe 1U91Mii Thia ~ waa ....... • .......... ,...._, Max1J1: 2000 nie51 Nw ltli•n•tt llltd wllh tne County CA .::'t:!8ite . Oen·
F1Ctffl0ije Llftiie • The ~ '*'°"" Cllltl °' =' CounlY efll P.,,,., 7248 SarU
I I 1 1 '' 1 .. 11 ,,.1 H11 fl .1 \, I' I •
CAri•t Stmn .,,J Ql#llllJ C.Sltta for L,,,
Direct Cremation •• $49S ·
Immediate Burial ... $99S
({MIN'n C41•tl}
Premangtmcn1 Progum1 ATiilablc ror
F"""111 s.imc:n. Crcm~lionJ Jnd C'-2S'kcCJ
Name at.tement .,. dolna ~ p : on 0i4,25 IGCJGlaHZI Aoae Aoed, BueMDn.
The loltowlnG P""OM PONDEAOSA MOlll..E o.1y Piiot •• 27 May ~ ll:M21 ,,. dOlnO buei1" .. 1; ESTATH, 27t3 W. 4 '1 ti .zooO 1hei? Jim PNlon • ~ MATTHEW·TAYLOR'S, Coaa1 H1dM9v, N9w· ;i....:.;.:.,.; l'a-tao& CM'llno 11:1132 llVN IMt.~• port lleacft, CA"t2883 "'10iiiOUi ...... o.i•La'Coela. La Jolll.
port e.actl, CA tmuu Jotln H. ~ Mime ltidement ~ 11037
Vernon o. WHton, 2tOO Ocean '°"'911ai'd, nie fallowWwl !*ION ...,_, 0 . MllMt-3403 Fucn•ta. Coat• Colone dtl Mar. CA .,. doing ... -.. .. : ~ and IJmllld
Mata, CA 92829 maa Tf(.lto!NOlOOV ~· ,...,,.,, 245 ,ladler
Jenet K. Whorl, :M03 Thia tM1r1t11 la con-EA S I C 0 N 8 UL· k/e,, W. C.Si Oollta P:~.1..... CO.la MtM., Clueted by. hutbetld and TNIT8. 1791 Luat Dr., MtU, Call ornla CA..-~ Wl'9 ~ t.Mtl, CA ~ 111111 bulllieal 11 oon• nie .._,,.,. com-aaee TNI .,.,.,,_. It oon·
dl.lded br, "'*"'"°and meradtotrwac:t llUll-Jede~~l1t1 LUM dUa8d liy. I"'""*''*" Wiit MN under fie lklftCIUI Or., leedl, ~
Heve ~u 1tart1d bu11neu neme or CA ae. .. e¥t you ate11eo
dol bulin••• 7 '*"" llttd IDowe on Thie bull!*a II con-bu11M111 ~11
'
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r.',~ -.:.· ·~ ••.. ;.:
V•. °*btf 13, 1tet The properly wu Htve VQU •tarted '1o0r, L..-._Cell· ~ 0 . Manef 8'lztd...,. rnpeat 10 al-doing butlMH ye~? lon1i9 11115>1208
Tl\19 ......,.,.. wu ~ vlotatlon(s) of Vff, 2115'00
1
The'11f"e,ICldl9M,llnd
filld wlttl ttw c::ounty ~•) 11351 Of tne JCll'ln QBrlen, Pre1ldlnl "~ nwrlber of Clllrtc of Otanot Counl.Y tWllth and Satety Code. 1'hll ~ waa ~· .nomey, or on ~·1&.2000 You •• tweoy nollfleCI filed with V. <;ounty Olaln1lll wllhoul an 14· 200Cllaa11 that thl Diatllcl Attorney Citric Of ontnoe County lomay II: (El ~. ta
Daly Pllol AO/, ~ OI Orange County hat on ~·21 ~ dl,.oon Y ~di Ma~I. 2.000 lnllleted proceedinOI lO 2GD•lllM leltk)no<191__.,_del•
FICtlilOue luean.i forlalt me at>ov..O.· Delly Piiot /lof. 21 ... ~ cleftlMdaote, o dll di·
Neme ~ scribed prC:CrtJi pTir· 4, 11. 18, 2000 1nl'18 ~ ~ no Ilene Tht~lotlowlna pe~· i=:y '°cod, at Sec~~ FICililOUiN·-.. ~m=· ~·~CELL, 8,. llCI ~ aa. 11488, 4 · -·--Bar No. 103784
ISl.AN OREAMUZ, You tie lnstrvcled that The following pertOM LAW OfFICES OF D. 280 Cabrltlo tC, C'oa1a 11 you deslrl to contest are doing bullMas as: PAUL P~CELI,.,
Miia, CA 92627 the forfeiture of this Thom11 Bl•lr 011· <1675 MACARTHUR Jerry Ma11in ~rray, P'Qf>.erty pursuant 10 1nbutfng, 2020 FUiierton COURT. STE. 1200, 280 Cabrlllo #C, Colla Health ai-td Safety Code •48. CO.ta Meaa, C8lff NEWPORT BEACH.
Mesa, CA 92627 Section 11488 S. you 92627 CALIFORNIA 92660 Elizabeth Anf! Man· must Ille a verllie<l c1a;m Thoma• Lawf911(:8 Blalr. 9411197$-0930 nlng, 280 Cabnllo #C, slating your lntereat In 2020 Fullerton . #48, DATE: .MN 18, 2000
Coita Mesa, CA 9262.7 the propeny You must ~ ~·· Calll .92&27 At.AN SCA TEA, Cleftt.
Jonathan Oavid file thi; dalm 111 the Su· This buslness Is con• ~ y Murlla , Deputy
Friesen, 15041 t:dln perlor Court ol the cluCtld by: an lndillldual Publlahed Newpon St.. Westminster, CA. Coonly 01 Orange within Have you started ~-Coeta Mesa
92683 thlriy (30) days of the doing bualnH$ yet? DaJIVPllotMay'4. t1.18, 1 £:~~~n~:.r:,S:s7: first publlcatlon of this i'.:m!.~t~~ Blalr 25. ~ Tll723
mlns1er CA 92683 Notice, unless yoo re· • This statement was FICtJtloua Bualnii•
This business Is con· eelve actual notice. fl~ , with the CounlY Name Statement ducted by: a general i:-iease use OOF02698), Cle~\Of Orange County The following pellON partnership ou must serve an on 04·21·2000 are doing buslneu as:
Have y,ou started endorsed ooer• of the 2000682t635 Enhanced Par· doing bus ness yet? No clalm on the District Al· Dally Piiot Aor 27 May f~rmance Oantlf fot the
Jeriy Martin Murray }~':;'~.Y o~e~~geE1rrue"~ 4, 11, 18, 2000 fh6n, Mind. Body & Soul, 234
This statement was 0epUty District Attorney} llctkloue Bu•inMi E. t71h St.. Ste. •too •
flied witl'I the County at 700 CMc Center Heme Statement Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Clert< ol Orange County Denise Ann l.ocldlan, on 04·l8-2000 Dnve West, Sa~ta Ana. Tl)e following peraons 7807 Jrd St., Downey,
20008821279 Ca. 92701 within thirty are dOlng buslneSI as: CA 90241 Dally Pllo1 As>r. 20 27 (30) days of the filing Of Agricap, LLC, This business Is con· Maai 11 2ooO rhe6ci the delm In the Super\Or 1 Baruna Coun. New• ducted by· an lndlvldual • • Court/Clv1I Division. port Beaoh. CA 92663 Have you started Fl tlous Bu•lnna The fallure to timely Agricap, LLC. (CA). doing business yet?
Name Statiament file and secure a verified 1 Baruna Court, New· y 111100 ·
The followlng persons Claim stating an interest pon Beach, CA 92.663 ~olse Am Lodlhart \. -era doing bus1neh as: In the property in 11'18 Su· This business Is con· This statement was ...... RUES DE PARIS, perlor Court Will result In ducted by: Limited Lia· flied with the County
3555 Eest Coest HwY .. the property being de· bHity Co. Clerll of Orange Counl}' Corona del Mar, CA ctared or ordered lortell Have you s\arted on o5..o2·2000
92625-2404 to the State of canfomla doing business yet? No 20006827839
Meyer Schwartz. 245 and distributed pursuant Agr1cap, LLC. John F. oallv Pllol May 4 11 18
Kansas St., San Fran-to the provisions of Manno, CEO 25 l!OOO ' ni121
cisco, CA 94103 Hea.lth and Safety Code This statement was -'.-------
Rueben s. Schwanz. Section 11489 without flied With the County NOTICE IRUITEE'S
245 Kansas St.. San lurther notice-or hearing. Cieri< of Orange County TS E
Francisco, CA 94103 f'l.lblished Newport on 04·21·2000 • ~9 I ;01.ffl] Loan
This business Is oon-Beech-Costa Mesa 2000l82l825 ~ "~~ ~"' Onler
ducted by: co-partners Dally Piiot May 4, 11. 18, Deny PllOt Apr. 27. May tor.lln~rer No 93\~W; Have you started 2000 4, 11, 18, 2000 Th679 APN 048-07 f6
doing b\J$1ness yet? No Th704 Flctitloua Bu•lneH V~ E IN • FAU T
Meyer Schwartz Fictitious Buslne11 Ne~ Statement ul A B This statement w. as Name Statement The tolfowlnn ""l$0tlS Tl U DATE . flied w'ilh the County " ... -. U l S YOU Olert< of Orange County The following persons are doing bYslr;iess as. Tl ~O EC on 04•18•2000 are doing business es: Father Kooo s Educa· y R IT
20006826282 FSCIFUGH'T SERVICE lion Center, 337t Ne· MAY AT A
Daily Pilot Apr. 20 27 CENTER. 2148 Newport Vada Ave .. Costa Mesa, ~8~ . IF y~ May 4 11 2ooO Th66i a1vd .. Costa Mesa, CA CA 92626 N E AN EX ATI
-' ' 92627 Father Koon's Foun· HE Nl~RE
Fictitious Buslne11 Althea:. H. AJlouny, dallon. (CA). 337t Ne· HE PR~ EEOI~
Name Statement 4535 r rleste Dr .. vada Ave .. Costa Mesa, AG~N~ Y Y
The following persons Carlsbad, CA 92008 CA 92626 SHOO C ACT
are doing business as: This business is con· This business Is con· ~WV , ~~~y
ELEKES ENTERTAIN· ducted by: an individual ducted by: a corporation Pl.Yell at. F :· clt MENT, n37 Ferndale Have you started Have you started f~~ Cor Circle "F''. Stanton, CA dofnjj business yet? No doln"g business yet? No poration5,"re~~d'iJTi ,,;.
90680 Althea H. Ajlouny Fatfl~r KOOl"l's Foun· PC>lllled fiustee O\H'Sila'tt lo
• Jerry Robert Elekes, This S1atement was datlon, Gordon Iha Deed of T~~~ 7737 Ferndale Clrcta filed with the' County Rujanawecn, Executive fl by t
"F", Stanton. CA 90680 Clerk ol Orange County Director RECHT~I This business Is con~ on 05/0912'000 This statement was MAN dated and
ducted b" an lndlvldual 20006828370 filed with the County reeoroed 07 . as In··
Have '~ou started Daily PilOt May 11, 18, Ckirl< of Orange C~nty s'"'rr.ot .,.,.. ~~No doing business t? No 25, June 1. 2000 Th752 on 04·21·2000 !99904d!97:,.,.., 2 & ~ecor sin o · o
This statement was Name Statem811t a Y t r. • a Cou 1 tiled with the County 4, 11, 18. 2000 . n. Y. a o The following persons Wiii . H on Clertc of Orange County are doing business as: Fictitious Buslnesa fl 2:00PM. Al
on 05·02·2000 YHWH Book.s and Re· Neme Statement ~ l!Onlftice to
20006827619 cords, 2905 Jacaranda Tile following persons lhe ,nty • Dany Piiot May 4, 11. t 8, A\Je Costa Mesa CA 8 -ddlnn business as: 700 VIC Center
25. 2000 Th732 926Z6 • 'MARK"STUCKEY OE· West, Sa1113 Ana. CA at
Ficthloua Puslwa Craig Joseph Conte, SIGN, 20041 Osterman ~b~auctiOn~o ~h~
Heme Statement 2905 Jacaranda Ave.. Rd.. M·2. Lake Forest, die<:tt as bfllow
The followlng persons Cosla Mesa, CA 92626 CA 92630 payable ~ a at tin_, o/
are doing business as: This business ls con· Maril Roben Stuckey, 5afe~all hl. title, ano Jn.
STAUFFER AGENCY, ducted by: an lndlllldual 20041 Osterman Rd., M· 1efe veY9d to an<1 413 Bay Hill Otrve, New· Have you• started 2, Lake Forest. CA now by lt undel said
nnri a-·-ch CA 92660 doing business yet? 92630 Deed o rust in thA PfOP: ,,_ ....., ' Yes, Yl/00 This business Is con.. erty, slluMM In~ said Gall seblts, 413 Bay Craig Joseph Conte ducted by: an Individual CoUlllY~tale as ~!oh~gAe92~wport This statemen!,_w_as Hive you s1arted more tu de In °i
Anthony S1auffei. 727 filed with the ~ty doing business yet? No ~: Yf:: stteet . o
L 0 t u s B 1 0 s 5 0 m , Clerk or Orange County Marte Roben Stuckey ~ Other com ~
Encinitas. CA 92024 on 05109/2000 This statement was nauon, lfany ~lh81·
, Tiits business Is CQO· l 20006828378 nCledle"" wlotth°=tnhe CCouounntyty prope~rty dftcnt>ed~· .. • 1 . ducted by: oo·partners Dally f'ltot May 1!.z._18, "' ~ _
doing business yet? FICtltlous BuslnHa 2~8844 ' I
Have you started 25, June 1, 2000 1n'7S6 on ~-21· ~ w.
Y 619199 Dali" Pllol ·tJOO· 27, May ' ~~ es. . • Name Statement 1
GaJI Sebits The fol\C>Wing persons 4, 11, 18, 2 Th68 d ~ . 1
This statement was are doing buslneso as· any ~o ~ flied with lhe Counl'( -ST. FAUSTINA CATHO· -SUMMONS street address -~ vvra;of
Cieri< ot Orange County LIC BOOKS. 2901 Lala· (CrTACION • common ~~~1
on 04·25-2000 yette Ave., Newpor1 JUDICIAL) r"J1 ~ ~rthe ·
20006826928 Beach CA 92663 NOTICE TO DtFEN· ~ara:'nv.t't, ~Sl
Dally Pilot Apr. 27.J...May Nordstrom Develop· DANT: (Aviso a lhereon of the=ation
4. 11, 16, 2600 rn700 ment Flnance, (CA), 511 Acusadol MARIA seQ.lred by the 1y to
Flctltlou• fiuslMH 29th Street, Newpon TESTA·PRfCE, an itidl· be sold ptos te acle
Name Statement Baactl, CA 92663 Vlduat and DOES t estlma~ costs, e~ses
The to11ow1ng persons This business is con· b~s~JIEGH 50, IN· ~the ~m~~
are doing business as: Cluctad by: a oorporatlon YOU ARE BEING m Notice orsaie: is Hotsy of Southern i:iave you started 14243.62 It IS possible Callomla, t 125 North d0tng business yet? No SUEO BY PLAINTIFF: at ttl8 b f Sale the K r a e m 8 r p 1 a c e Nordstrom Develop· (A Ud. le esta deman· opemng bldbme~o be ies, A n a 11 e 1 m c ;.. ment Finance. Lawre~e d a n d o ) : S A I D Ulan 11'18 total · •
92aoo.1923 • A. Nordstrom, President ABDALLAH. Individually ness due fn to
Environmental E~ln. Tll•s statement was and dba A. M. MURRA~ cash the 'Trustee 111!1 ~
r: fifed ilh the Co nty ELECTRIC =· cashl8r's clledts ment Supply, Inc .. ( A), w u You have 30 ""LEN· dr on a s~"' na-1125 Nonh Kraemer Clerk of Orange County DAR DAYS att;; this lion bank. a ""' 'drawn
Place, ,.,nahelm, CA on 05/09ol22~ ........ summons 1$ served on by a state°' federal credit 92806-1923 .................... .-... ·""""' Checked b Tiils business is oon· Dally Piiot May 11 , 18, you to file 8 tt'r.':W11nvO vr""''• Of a ledeflll rlWll [
ducted by: a oorporatlon 25. June t. 2000 Th757 re~ ~r ~~II ~stale~ ~.
Have you started Fictitious BuslneH will not protect you; your i m· . , 9'
doing business yet? Neme Stetement typewritten response a -l!\
Yes, 3129100 . Tile lollowlng persons must be In proper leo8I · •• Ft-
Envlronmental Equip· era dOlnQ business as: form If you went t1ll IO ff,~~ men~y. Inc., Robin Panel Wortcs, 11°'4 N. court to hear your caae ,..,.
Ricketts, President Armando Anaheim Cal· II you ~ not fife you~ ~ in ~ ·1" ~ This statement waa ilomla 928oo · l&llN\CA on t1m • ..-...... .. flied with the County J. c. Hanscom, In· re..,...._ e, you • bYt ""'""'' covanant
Cieri< of or:;r County """"'rated,, (CA), 1104 may lose the case, and Ot~a or
Oil '"" 21 ., ~..,.... your ~s. money and • !Ille. .,... ·" N. Am'lando, Anaheim, properiy may be taken oOStesilorl ~ m-
• 2000S82l833 Califomlll 92806 ltt\out f rthe w ml bfancles. to Sltisfy In
Dalty PllOt Apr. 27, May Tiiis bualneas la con· f:om ll'le ~/ a ng dtbltdliess MCUnld ;· 4, 11, 18, 2000 Th685 ducted by: a oorporatlon There 819 04her t.gal Sed Deed of TIUI( •
FICthlou• BualniH Have you started requ119ment• You may vancet la
Hem. Statement doing buSll'\en yet? want to ceU tn attomey ~ ~ Of The lollowlng persons Yes, 1/12/00 right away. 11 you do not ~
are doing bUslnesa as: J.C. Hanscom, In· know an 1ttomey. you of Trull wti
H04sy Anaheim, 1125 corported, Ma rsha may call an~ •
North KtMmer Plaoe. Hanscom·Vlce P19S. fenal seMoa Of a Nole.
A n a h e 1 m • c A Tiiis st~t was aid oflloa (Nstld In I and ~ ol
92806-1923 nled With ttie County phone book). n~d:Z4
Envlronmental Equip· Clllt! of o::;ge County DelPOI• de QUI le ;"T'tu11. uy. ment Supply, Inc .. (CA), on 04·21· ' enfr90l*l esta dtaclon ,,of f'Ull •
1125 Nol1h l<n!lemer 2000ll21142 judlclel usted Ilene un Place, Anaheim, CA Oaftv PMot Apr. 27~ MaY plezo de 30 DIAS 92806-1923 4, 1'. 18, 2000 Thet3 CALENDARIOS para
This bullness 11 con· FlditiOue auat.,... ~r una ~
ducted by: a COfPOl'atlon Heme 8'Mement eacrtte • milQuina en
Have you atarted nie fottowlng pert0na H1a a>M.
doing 1>uafne.. yet? are dolno bualileA 11. Una cana o una
Vas, 3129/00 Raynolds Corporaie lllmadl ttlefonlca no le Envlrontnen~ E~ P1112a t 1501 Weatdlfl ofreoera protlllldon; au RJ:~~~~lde,;r °'·· s... 2IO. Newport :=t:.-::S ~
This statement waa eep':"&A :f:': CM· con lal fOOMffdade• le·
filed wltfl \Ill. County atruct!OI\. Inc (Celiror· QllH 1propladas 11
Cla11c'of Orange CounCy nil). 1501 We•"1111 Or '*edqulMquelacorte
on ~·21·~ 8t1'. HO'. Nawpori •tcudle •ii c:aso. ~ Beecll CA t2MO SI ~Id no pretente
O.llY P1101 •· 2t.. May Thia· butlrlMI 11 con-au '91PUttta 1 tlempO, Flcdtloue luelneM
•. 11, 18, 2000 • ™84 duC:ted by. 1 OOtPC>ratlon ~ ~r ~':° .. ~ NllM .........,.
CNS177174t Havu=. ''f?11= llllalio, IU <lnefoyoMI' The follcMlrla pMON NOTICE OF ~ or:if CO(! ooaa dt IU llfODladtd .... dOlll9 ~ u;
911--• lln avtso atldOrilll por Aeturri ~t -.vm; atructlof), Inc., RofWd E. petlt Cle le OOf1e.. Conltanment · ~. PURSUANT TO l.eQr8n<I, Prwetdtne £*1tn OlrOI ,...._ t,S.12 80111 Chica
H&ALTH AHO , Thie .... ,,,_,. "' 10e ......... P\llde ql'8 Streit. HunUnoton
URTY COOi ~ :" Iha ~ UMd ~ 11amet a BMdl. CA t2e4t l&C'T10N 11471/ 04·'1.l=-Oour1'Y un abogldo Ahelf'de M. Mell,
11• AND NOTICll QI'! IGH•Ha? ~. 81 ftO 47'1 "9V DfM, HUnt·
OF INTINDE> D11f1v Pllot:&fo %7 M8Y oonoCJe • un llbOgadO, il1glOn ~ CA 12849
FORFllTURI ·~· f'lt , • n.71 Putf• namaf 1 un _ ~ .,_..d.!!...1 -eerlltdodl ...-.... dt El~ CCl8tll --... PU..UANT TO Lin... tbOtadot o a una CA.._.
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On 4111 & 411t. 2000, M Doc11ort LonglMly.eom, Iii •llR; 1Na ..._ It Ollft•
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,.... W\, "' prpoeny Jotv1 oen.n. a4U t'hll at ,. C10U1t 11; (II ~ bulll'8al ,.ct No
de• or 1 b • d ·a,·. Santigo, Newport :,a,:ioml>re clrecdondell t!!'*M·-..
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$10,531.25
II N llJbjtet d M a-. 11 real Pf'OPe~ It f\81 no stl'Ml °' odler COf'lll'llO!' dellO-natlon. dlrtctlonl IO Iii locltion iney 1)9 00-
111 n e d l rom tl'le
Mal'INI'• Office U900 requesL
P1ospec11ve bidders
shOulcl refer to MCllOnl
701 510 to 701.880. In·
elusive. ol the Code °' Civil Procedure for PIOV!Slooa goyemlng tl'le
terms, coriditlons. erld
effect ol the sale alld the ~.ability Of defaulting Did· detr.
NOnce IS HEREBV GIVEN that on May 24, aooo. at 2.00 o' aloclt P M at ()fange Countv
Marshals Oept., 4601 Jwnt>oree Rd . nn. 106, Coey ol Newpon Beach, CounfY. ol Orange, Stall
o1 California I Wiii sell at
pu«>hc llUChOn to the
highest bidder. for casl'I
1n lawtut money ol the
United States. all the
nght. title and interest of
said judgment debtor(s)
1n the above described
property. or so mUCl'I
tnereor as may be nee.
essary to s.tll$fY said e• •
eculion, wim accrued In·
terest and coct&.
Dated Ac>r• 24, 2000
OMSIOO Hart>or APPROXIMATE MIN· IMUM BIO$ ••
"Plaintiffs wntten bid Is
approximately
S10,S31 25
··Transfer tax IS S.55 lor
eacl'I ssoo ol plircl'lase
pr1oe
Jotin E. Fuller, Merahal, Orange
County By·IS/ O. Harp,
~il: Oo not lake
dQwrl or delaoe a posted
OobCe before lhe sale or
satJsfadJOn ot judgment.
Penal Code Section 616
(mtsdemeanof)
l>ubl1shed Newport
8each·C04ta Men
Daily Ptlo1 April '27. May
•.11.2000 Th688
FIC11tloua Bualnese
N•me St8tement
The tollOWlno persons
are doing busmess as:
Real Results Systems.
2801 W CO.st Highway,
Suite 390. Newport
Beach, CA 92663
Randal Allen Poulson,
2151 Pecdlc:Ave .• Cosla Mesa. CA 92627
Jim Brewer. rn ~
11$tde Ave.. Newport
Ths ·business is con-
oueted by joint venture I'""»
STARTING
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BUSINESS?? ........ ·-·.
Have you started
doing business rot? No Randall Allen oulson
This statement wu ttleel wrth tile ·County
Clerk ol Orange County on 05/05/2000
20006828014
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tilfV 11NI t!N trip to tlH Co11rt Howse in S..ntll AIML TMrt. of ~11rw. 11.fib tht
mirrh iJ completttl we wiU file rr fictitioll.J lnuinm """"'IMtnlfnll Mlith ,,,,
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'91 CHEVROLET ASTRO VAN s
Von conversion, Capt. choirs, sofa, rear air, many pwr. feotvr~s! ( 1388941 4 t 9 8 8
'99 CH EVROLET CAVALIER s ~
RS covpe, low 18k miles, guto, moonroof & morel Bol. of war. (8149281 10 t 9 8 8
'99 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS s
GL.5, 6 cyl., llhr, ~iles, CD & more, bol. of war., prev. rentoll (3.i0717) 15 t 9 8 8
'95 CADILLAC ELDORADO s ·
low miles, V8 Northstar, silver, hhr. (619359) 17 t 9 8 8
'99 OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETIE s
Low miles, dual sliding doors, rear air, CD & morel Prev. rentol. (3284391 19 t 9 ~ 8
'97 CADILLAC CATERA s · 88 Low 25k miles, block, lthr, moonroof, CO, chrome whls, bol. of war., (1484041 21, 9
'97 CHEVROLET TAHOE LT S 88 4x~, leather, many extras, excellent condition! (366986) • 21, 9
'96 CADILLAC ELDORADO s .. 8 8 Touring, 290 H.P Northstor, low miles, moonroof, CD & morel (614180) 2 1 t9
'98 CADILLAC DEVIW s
V·8 Northstar, CD, leather, bol. of war., compare .. .! ty73~ 19) 21, 9 8 8
'00 CHEVROLET SILVERADO XCAB S"
1 /2 ton, V·8, many pwr. features, bal. of war, prev. rentoll (1426831 2 2 t 9 8 8
'96 CADILLAC SEVIW STS s
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'98 LEXUS LS400 · S 8 8 8 low 351c mile$, bronze, ton lthr, CD, prem. wheels, bol. of wor., ( 104750) 3 t 9
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