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Home My WebLink About2001-04-26 - Orange Coast Pilot'· ... . ·. . · .. .~ SERVING THE NEWPORT:_ MESA COMJ.AUNmES SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM , • .,,. , PHOT SY ~fG FRY I DAlt.Y PILOT Heller Park visitors such as this mother and her son ~Y recent discoveries of razor blades on the playground con em them. . \ Concerned fathers~ reward fund in hopes of fi.Ilding whoever is putting razor blades at Costa Mesa parks Deepa BIYrfth DAILY PILOT B ud Haley's children come to Heller Park in Costa Mesa every day to play in the sand, on the slides and in the swings. So do several other families in the neighborhood. But lately, parents have been thinking twice about taking their children to the park because razor blades have been found on playground equipment on three occastons at Heller Park -on March 30, April 1 and April 17 . "fYI Individuals or businesses interested ~n contributing to Bud Haley's Reward Fund may call him at (949) 548-2500. 16 and at Lions Park on West 18th Street as recently as Tuesday. Though nobody has been hurt so far, residents want the incidents to cease. Similar discoveries were also made at Pinkley Park on Ogle Street on April In an attempt to catch the culprit; Haley started a reward fund to which SEE RAZOR PAGE AB James Boucher, a parks Costa Mesa maintenance worker, inspects playground e.qu.lpment at the park. Corona del Mar's bluff with a view The popular spot to watch the start of the Newport to Ensenada race · · will have an added attraction this year -a play-by-play man. P•ul Clinton DAILY PILOT th~ race have traditionally gathered· to watch the start of the regatta from afar. FUN fACT The bluffs at Corona del Mar have always been a popular place to watch the start of the Newport to Ensenada regatta. The reason -the NEWPORT HARBOR -If you can't bring the fans to the yaCht race, bring the yacht race to the fans. Armed with an amplified public- address system, that man will be race vet- eran Michael McMahon. U all goes well, McMahon plans to c(l.ll O\J.t boat names, sprinkle in some color commentary and field any questions as the boats leave the harbor. • place's prime view. With no bleacher seats close to the start-. ing line of the S..th annual Ne\YJ>Ort to Ensenada International Yacht Race, orga- nizers decided to station an announeer on the Corona del Mar bluffs. where fans of SEE RACE PAGE A14 "That's the best place we have," announc- er M ichael McMahon said. "I wish we were closer to the action,. but that's the best place locally to view the start." Costa Mesa f~ has questions after discove~g jawbone • Couple and police are baffled by human bone they found in ~ckyard. .,......,11th 0M.Y Pit.OT COSTA MESA -Pollce oftidall suspect that a jawbone found ln the backyard of a home ii ... than 10 )'Mn old, oftidaJI Mid .Wednelday. •we're IUD wdblg on the an~ .. report to COil· llnD a lot =-··. l8Ad Cotta M... Lt. Dale .....,.,.. ............ "My husband found the bone right outslde my 2-year-old daugh ter's be~room. l'd like to know how it got there. " .,,,,~ comment further because of the ongoing investigation. E•an Chalmers, a history teacher arid assistant footbell coach at Newport Harbor High School. raked up tbe bone bun the backyard of his a.ta Mela home when he was deanng ti.e area to 1-y concrete. Tb=ment, Chalmers Mkl. like. small adult's ~Wbone. • Jt had a couple of moJan on it,• be Mid. •And lt w .. broken in two~·. CMtrMn Mid ofticer'I 8Dd d••tllMi~tilDe ....,Ud~dlgPIQ near the area where the frag- ments were found. •They were looking for teeth or other remains, but they found absolutely nothing,• Cbalmers said. Chalmers' wife, Amy, said she felt •rea11y cnMtpy• about the dllcovery. 1be family haa 1twd in the ho\JM for two yean and bought the home from Marvin Waldrop, who ha• linc:e mov.d to B6g Bear. •My hu1band found the bone ngbt oulllde my 2·~ okl daugbeer'I bedioom, lhe EIONEMGI AI . . THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 2001 Cox niulls. judgeship, says he's undecided • Congressmap confirms rumors, and adds that he's weighing family concerns, input from constituents. S.J. Cahn D AILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Rep. Christopher Cox (R-Newport Beach) acknowl- edged Wednesday that he has talked with the White House about a possible federal judgeshlp, but he said he is still far from decidmg whether he will leave his congres- sional seat. "I have told my BY GEORGE Costa Mesa businessman and major El Toro airport proponent George Argyros is nominated by President Bush to be ambassador to Spain. See story. Pagel colleagues in Congress not to run for my leaderstup post just ye\,· Cox said #I have not yet determined my own mind." Up until this point, C ox has been noncommittal about rumors that have circulated all month that he is one of President Bush's plcks lo lill vacancies on the 9th SEE COX PAGE A 14 Westside meeting heats up • Citizens for the Improveme nt of Costa Mesa discuss contentious issues but are pleased with turnout. Jennifer Kho DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA Spinted debate and emotional argument helped to define the Westside battle lines at the Citizens for the Improvement of Costa Mesa's first public meeting, held Tuesday. ·we are closer to the beach than some parts of STAY TUNED Beginning next Thursday, the Daily Pilot will take an 1n- depth look at the issues, prOblems. his- tory and future of Costa Mesa's Westside. The four-part series will focus on the people try- ing to improve the area. what they hope to accomplish and the challenges they face. Newport Beach and some parts of SEE WESTSIDE PAGE A 14 , 11111 QAWflDS ------S O.lm.... 13 ..... AIO NlJCllRm 13 SOCllY At ~ 11 IN .. AZ Thursday, April 26, 2001 •lllFLY Ill IUSlllSS Newport Beach Realtors merge firms TWo of Newport Beach's most prominent Realtors, Jay C.amahan and Rick Nefson. have .nnounced the merger of their firms. The new flrm, Orion Property Partners, will combine the real estate services, investment advice and development activities, said Carnahan, who wn the owner of CMG Real Estate, The new firm will work for a select group of clients. N ewport Center Orthopedic will have a 20%-off sale from .to a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday for its first Lymphedema Day spring sale. The event will include guest speaker JoAnn Rovig. In case you don't know what lympbedema is, it's an abnormal accwnula- tion of fluid anywhere in the body, but usually in an arm or leg. The fluid buildup usu- ally occurs after trauma, surgery or radiation. It can also happen at birth. New- Greer Wylder BEST BUYS Daily Pilot / Secret The shop will have an after-Easter saJe iooay through Saturday, and every item in the shop will be reduced 20% to 70%. The store carries a big selection of Chanel, Escada, Giorgio Armani and Versace career women's suits. Nicki's Secret is at 177 Riverside Ave., Suite G, Newport Beach. Information: (949) 574-0099. H you're planning a chil- dren's birthday party and want your child's favorite character to make an Bruce Rath · port <::enter Orthopedic car- ries a big selection of prod- ucts to help reduce swelling. There are adhesives, skin- care products, bandages, compressions, support bras, JoviPak-bandage liners, Cir- caid nonelastic support and application aids. Newport Center Orthopedic is a spe- cial needs store that carries top-of-the-line brands, such as Juzo, Camp, nutorm/Air- way, Amoena-Coloplast, Beiersdorf-Jobst, Sigvaris, JoviPak, Circaid, Conco and Medi. It's at 400 Newport Center Drive, Suite 104. Information: (949) 644-0065 or(800)644-4247. Phone orders are also accepted. • appearance. you may call Characters Kids Love. It offers more than 400 popular characters and moon bounces. The party services also extend to event plan- ning, ponies, zoos, exotic ani- mals, balloons,ga:rnes, prize~ and food. The company has experience in corporate par- ties, company picnics, school and church carnivals, fund· raisers and promotional events. lnfonnation: (800) 850-9979. HE IS "A valet on the job" SHOWING THEM A GOOD TIME That's what limousine driver Bruce Rath, 49, likes to call himself. According to Rath, who has been a chauffe ur at Newport Beach-based Back Bay Lunousme for three years, the JOb is all about courtesy, compas- sion and contacts. ·I can ta ke a cuslomer to Los Angeles for a concert, and once they're done, I can show them lhe sights and I can get them mto some of the best clubs, bars or restaurants without haVJng to wait in line,· Rath says with con11dence. How does he make magic for his passengers? ll takes a good chauffeur, he said. ·And I'm a damed good one,· Ra th added with a laugh. He knows his way around, knows the hot spotc; and knows a lot of people -from managers to doormen. Using connections to better serve his passengers HE LOVES THE JOB Driving lunousmes IS Rath's sec- ond job, but be loves it, he said. When he's not driving celebrities to award ceremonies or hotshot busi- ness executives to the opera, the Huntington Beach resident works as a training technician for the Anny. • 1 like the service-oriented aspect or my job,• he said. ·And more than anything else, I love the interaction part.• He also knows when to shut up. "Some people may not like lo talk that much.• he said . "Others do. You have to how know to read people a nd read them well.• A PERSONAL TOUCH Rath also likes to add his own ,per- sonal touch to the service with a litUe help from his pocket organizer. He files away names of people, their likes and dislikes, where they go or ' don't like to go. "I even know what brands of drinks they like and have them read y when they get off the plane,• he said. The job is not without its chal- lenges. "The biggest one is to anticipate . your client's needs,• said Rath. He's had his share of interesting experiences, he said, but added.that he would follow the chauffeur's code of silence when it came to celebri- ties. "But I remember this one time .when I drove a client all the way to Vegas and back because they were afraid of flying,• he said. #That was interesting and kind of funny.• -Story by Deepa Bharath; photo by Steve McCrank OK, Mom, we get the picttire W e're beguuung to get the idea that Mother's Day may be on the horizon, Judging from the vanous press releases and truces received over the past week or so Good news. though, out of the Harbor View Homes Recreation Cen- ter. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, it will be hosting a s pring boutique, put on by the Mother's Group at Our Lady Queen of Angels Church. The angle on thelr sale, we're quick to figure out, Is things a mom might want: jewelry, handbags, sta- RETAIL ROUNDUP bonary, housewares, childre n's gifts. Heck, we might just pick up some- thing for Father's Day while we're at 1t. The recreation center, by the way, is at 1900 Port Carlow Place. New- port Beach, which is a bit off Bonita Canyon Drive. TALK ABOUT VALUE The folks at Hallmark -who may, now that we come to think of It. have a financial stake ln Mother's Day -surprised us with a bit of mom-related news this week. Appar- ently, 29% of kids would pay their mom $1 million for all she does - provided, that is, they had •all the money in the world.· Kids, or course, are known for their generosity. Another by the way: In the list of those things that mothers do, •plays with me• is kids' favorite, followed by •kisses me/ •hugs me• and "feeds me.• That pretty much destroys the whole "the way to a man's heart is through his stomach• idea. Just play with. himl -Pilot READERS t:IOTU~E <:opyrlght No news sU><ito\. ll1us-WUTHER AID SUIF (949) 642-6086 tratlons, tditotlal m.tttr « ldwr· tMments herein CMI be rip'<>-Record your comments about ductd Without written permission TEMPERATIMES 11DIS the Dally Pilot or news tips. of c~lght owner Balboa TODAY VOL 95, NO. 111 ADDRESS ttOW ll2 BEACH US 74155 First low Corona del Mar p The March of Dimes WalkA.merlca is celebrating its 31st anniversary, and it will be held Sunday at Fash- ion .Island in Newport Beach. The walk route will start and finish at Fashion Island, and wind through Newport Beach with a beautiful ocean view. It's about 5 1/2 miles long. Registration will begin at 6:30 a .m .. and the walk shotgun will go off at 8:15 a.m. WalkAmerica is a national fund-raiser that raised more than $86 million la.it year for the March of Dimes. The annuaJ event takes place in 1.600 commu- nities across the country and helps raise much needed money to save babies' lives. Last year, the Orange Coun- ty March of Dimes raised more than $700,000. The organization's goal Is to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects. low birth weight and infant mortality through community services, advocacy, research and education. To get a reg- istration form or donation envelope, you may call the Orange County March of Dimes at (949) 263-1100 or visit the Web site at htlp:llocmodlmes.org. Walk- ers may tum in their 'dona- tions on the day of the event or through the end of the month at the March of Dimes office. The office is at 2031 Orchard Drive, Suite 250, Newport Beach. Best buys may be found today on women's consign- ment clothing at Nldd's Yoga enthusiasts may get a lree demonstration of yoga at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Yoga Cen- ter in Costa Mesa. There are classes available that teach all of the main fonns of yoga. Class times are 7 p.m. Mon- days and Tuesdays; 6 p.m. Wednesdays; 9:30 a .m. Mon· days. Wednesdays and Fri- days; and 9 a.m. Saturdays. The center will accept new students after: the demonstra- tion. The Yoga Center is at 445 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 646-8281. The 23rd annual Gentle- men's Haberdashery is a lun- cheon and fund-raiser that will benebt the Sacred Heart Sisters' work with children and youth and the Heart of Jesus Retreat Center in San- ta Ana. Fifty local community and business leaders will walk the runway in the latest men's fashions. Melinda and Tony Moiso chair the lun- cheon. It's happening from 11 a.m . to 2 p.m. May 15 at the Newport Beach Marriott. For ticket5 and information, call (714) 557-4538. • llST muvs appears Thursdays and Saturdays. Send Information to Greer Wylder at 330 W. Bay St., Cos- ta Mesa, CA 92627, or vi• fax at (949) 646-4170. POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • Falniew Rold: A commercial burglary was reported in the 2700 block at 11 :28 a.m . Tues- Our address is 330 W. Bay St. 7'3156 61>6 a.m ................... -o.s· 'day. THOMASH.~ Cost. Mesa. CA 92627. ClmAadon • Pomona Av9nue: A hit-and-run misde-Publnher The Times 0r-. County Cost.a Mesa First high tnffnor was reported In the 1700 block at 1 :18 TONY OOOIERO, CORBECDONS (800) 252-9-141 74155 12:33 p.m. ................. 3.5' Editor It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt· Adwt1Mlng Newport Buch S.Cond low p.m. Tuesday. S.J.~ ly correct 111 erron of substance. Oassifled (949) 642-5678 74155 • Scott,._.: Vandalism was reported in the City Editor PleMe all (949) 574-4233. Dbplq (949) 642...-321 Newport Coast 5:12 p.m .... -.-........... 2.0' 700 blodt at 12:20 p.m. Tuesday. J.Mm~ m ldhorW 75155 Second high • 1.-t 11th SlrMt: Potsession of a controlled ~CltyEdltor The Newport 9udVCorta Mesa News (949) 642-5680 11 :35 p.m .................. 5.6' substance was reported in the 200 blodc at , .. Sb & I( MAHA&. Dlily Piiot (USf'S.1.-...00) ll pub-Spam (9of9) 574-4223 IURf flOMCAST 9:28 p.m. Tuesday. 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MeM, CA. <Mew Include .. , "'-°' "',..,._ Wtdge 2-4'+ 5:50 p.m. ..... OH ........... 2• block et 2 p.m. Monct.y . al/W..,...., .. , ~ ..... end loull• ~ 2-4'+ • H1d.J1hur· ........ A diamond ring ~Dnder ..., POSTMASTtlt Send eddr.. ... lladlln 2-4'+ ~ SJ.GOO wm f'tlPOf19cl **"' from a °"""'to The~ RMr Jetty 2-4'+ -haeiil\ publk reltloom In the 4500 block at t.MA••• ~MM Delly""°"' PO "omodol• ec. 15IO, ~~CA 92111 -~-....... --COroned91Mlt 2-4'+ 111 --11:SJ •.m. MonUy. .-~ ~ .. . .. .. . Doily Pilot Thur5doy, April 26, 200 l A3 · When Fish Fry and Angels fly, it must be spring Argyros nominated for . ambassadorship Eow spring officially anived Uus week because: • I put on a pair of shorts for the first tlm since Octo- ber· ; Tun Salrn6n·s batting average is C'\l]lsiderably less than the nc~ price of a cup of coffee a~ Anaheim Stadi- um. (No $lfills, please, about the pro~r name being .Edj~ son Fi~_· As Jong as d ~ of my ,U9ht bill is goln9,to .su~rt that name, itwill be Anaheim Stadium,,to me. . Mso no ticky tackv calls from Edison pofutfng out that the stadium is ca.med for Edison International and not just the electric compa- ny); • That former staple of spring, the Costa Mesa Fish Fry, is in the news, along with my insurance agent, Mike SCheafer, who is hav- ing a bad year, what with his resignation from the parks commission over the skate- board park and now his involvement as a Lions Club official with the confusion over where to hold the annual Fish Fry. I attended the Fish Fry once because it reminded me of the street fair that was the high point of my sum- mers in Columbia City, Ind. But I haven't been back because I don't eat fish. I don't even like to smell fish. But it's evident from the mail the Pilot has been receiving that a lot of local people are pretty upset about the demise of the F1Sh Fry. So I called Mike Scheafer to find out why it is so hard to fry a fish in public these days And to offer my backyard a.s Joseph ·N. Bell THE BELL CURVE ,,· a site for the eve'l'it, even though (don't belong to the Lions Club or eat fish. I caught Mike some- where between bemused, frustrated and irritated. All three showed up when he explained to me why it's so hard to fry a public fish. By far the biggest hitch, he said, is the carnival that accompanies the Fish Fry. The intent of the event is to raise money for the Lions Club to distribute to worthy community projects. The proceeds -between $50,000 and $60,000 - come entirely from the carni- val. Without the carnival income, the Fish F'ry would lose money and thus defeat its own purpose. The carnival, however, has certain.built-in prob- lems. Because it requires about a week ahead of time to set up, it wouldn't be wise to mix carny workers with students on a school proper- ty. And because carnival schedules are firmed up o many months m advance, it 15 muC'h too late to get a new ddle this year. That's why Mike would like to correct Support Our Schools Shop Harbor Blvd. of Cars GUY BUFF·ET PERSONAL APPEARANCE & SIGNING THIS FRIDAY & SATUR.DAY APRI l 27TH & 28TH · NOON -5 PM FEATURING - EXCLUSIVE SERIGRAPHS FOR GARYS ISLAND the sugg~tion in the Pilot that the Fish Fry will take place later this summer. It won'L His frustration grows out of the roadblocks that bar access to the places where the Fish Fry could happen. #Lions Park is the obvious place," Mike said. "We were told it wasn't available because of ongoing con- struction work and parking problems. Ne\ther one should have stopped it. A great many o( the people who enjoy the Fish Fry can and do walk to it. And we could have worked around the construction. #We offered to hire a secunty force to make sure no one wandered into the construction area, but that was rejected by the city's Special Events Commission. No public official spoke up against this decision. Throughout this whole mat- ter, we've been baffled by .. the City Council's silence. Especially our mayor. Where IS she on this issue?" I suspect we'll find out May 7, when Mike plans to bring the Fish Fry to the attention of the City Council. Meanwhile, my ()ff er of our backyard is still on the table -providing, of course, that my wife agrees; • I got two Great Park brochures in one week. This probably has nothing to do with spring except for those 'buoolic stock photographs of people taking the spnng sun m various other parks. They garrush publications, awash m PR money and appearing with mcreasing frequency, that feed the El Toro airport --- hysteria of the South County folks. One of these mailers told me that 1,884 (I love those precise numbers) of my Newport Beach neigh- bors support the Great Park. l would like a definition of "neighbors" and an inde- pendent audit There weren't that many votes for Ralph Nader in my "neigh- borhood." I didn't return the ques- tionnaire that accompanied the last brochure. It asked me to rate my priorities for the use of the El Toro Marine base, but an airport • wasn't one of the choices offered. I'm sure this was inadvertent, because Irvine stoutly insists on objectivity in its surveys. But I'll have to admit that I was afraid they would throw out my entry if I listed -airport" under "oth- er"; • Finally, we have the recurring springtime fantasy of Santa Ana Heights being swallowed up in Newport Beach. Twenty springtimes ago, I used to discuss the same likelihood over lunch with Don Strauss when he was mayor of Newport Beach. It was inmunent then. We are told it IS immi- nent now. And I suspect It will still be imminent when the Angels make it to the World Series -which IS another recurring spnng fan- tasy that appeals to me even more than annexation. • JOSEPH N. BEU is a resident of Santa Ana Heights. HIS column appears Thursdays. SAFECO" • -Call Today for --- A FREE PHONE QUOTE Cr1lg Brown ln1ur1nc1 (949) 760-1255 ".i-hiun l~l!lnd l'W >n lk.tlh • Lil• OSS02'.>41 •The possible move by the high-profile El Toro proponent worries some. Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT ~ I NEWPORT-MESA ' Supporters of the proposed El Toro airport could lose their biggest ally, at least on the front lines, after President Bush announced Wednesday that he was nominat- ing George Argyros as U.S. ambassador to Spain. Some Newport Beach officials worried that as ambassador Argyros, the wealthy Costa Mesa businessman who has funneled $3.5 million into the El Toro fight, would play a duninished role just as the issue IS heating up. "It will be a distraction, if noth- ing else," Newport Beach Coundlman John Heffernan said. "It pulls him out of the county for sure. And it may dilute his atten- tion to the airport.· Shortly after the Department of Defense placed EJ Toro on the base closure list in 1993, Argyros formed Citizens for Jobs and the Economy and brought both his Washmgton, D.C., connections and considerable wealth to bear on the issue. Argyros was unavailable Wednesday to dlScuss the nonu- nallon, which has been in the works for more than a month. ff Mr. Argyrps t5 honored by the president's i}nnouncement of hlS mtention to nommate George Argyros, • said the businessman's assistant, Terry Galbraith. #Nothing I!> hnal. He looks for- ward to the C'omplellon of the process." Argyros must be confirmed by the U.S. Senate after a series of . hearings, set to begUl m the com- ing months. Bruce Nestande, the president of Citizens for Jobs and the Economy and a close friend of the businessman, srud Argyros would stay involved. To what degree is still unclear. ·ft IS really hard to deCine pre- ciseness of mvolvemeot, • Nestande said. "Clearly George Argyros isn't going to walk from ttus issue.· About a month ago, Argyros sent letters to a handful of Newport Beach officials reassunng them that he wouldn't drop off the radar screen. The presidenbal announcement comes at a cruoaJ point in the El Toro debate. With North County mobilizing for a publJc lobbymg effort for the airport, South County has begun to challenge a Judge's mvalidabon of Measure F. Also on the honzon is a pend- ing countywtde ballot measure in March 2002 to crystallize voter sentiment of the 1Ssue. The ballot measure will be wntten by the El Toro Reuse Planrung Authonty, the public agency composing the rune South County cities against the airport plan. The group's executive director, Paul Eckles, downplayed the announcement. "It's a fun Uung lo speculate about over cocktatls, but I don't want to attach too much unpor- tance to it,• Eckles said: ·Ultimately, the decision about Uus airport will be made by the people or Orange County, not t-..1r. Argyros • GUY WILL ALSO INTRODUCE HIS NEW HONOLULU ZOO PRINT SHIRT "4 PRINT SERIES IN 1"4.l,. 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Methls Winkler DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH Struggling to marry their desire 10 preserve property rights with concerns for envi- ronmental protection, City Council members Tuesday voted to hold off on a proposal that would set in place more stringent reviews of new homes on Corona del Mar's bluffs. If passed in the future, the proposal would require what's known as "site plan reviews" for new buildings on 84 lots dlong the village's bluffs. Plan- mng commissioners recom- mended the reviews after sev- eral property owners submit- ted plans for new homes that would cover most of the bluffs on their land. While a 1988 city policy calls for the "preservation of natural resources" and efforts to "minimize the alteration of natural land forms along bluffs and cliffs,· commissioners realized that they had no means to enforce the policy. But some council memben. Sdld Tuesday that it might be too late lo start paying more attention now. ·u we're serious about (the policy!. we should have been Councilwoman questions planners' acts • Norma Glover wants to make dear what powers and authority both the Qty Council and PJanning Commission have. MMhls Winkler DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Who's really in charge here? That's what Councilwoman Nonna Glover wanted to find out Tuesday after hearing about a few recent discussions by the city's pla~g commissioners. A commission proposal to let it review new homes on Corona del Mar's bluffs was one thing she disagreed with. An idea by commissioners to add reviews foT any project that requests use perm.its or variances also rubbed her the wrong way. •isn't this an example where the Planning Commission is trying to cre- ate policy," Glover asked City Atty. Bob Bunibam at Tuesday's oou.nd1 meeting. ·1 thought the Gity Council aboufd estabu.b policy .• She add~ that she'd like a report on the authopty vested in the two bodie1. "I see more and more the Plann.1ng C~on taking on a policy role, wbk;h traditionally has been done by the City Council,• said Glover. who served as a planning commlssloner for five years befOft! her election to the council in 1994. The dty's elected leaders a.re the sole policy-making body in Newport Beach, Bumbam informed her. But while the planning eommiSSiooen' role was fairly limited lo advising council roembera, they had beeb given author- ity to initiate changes in the past. The commission's chairman responded Wednesday that he felt that the city's hierarchy bad.n1t been violated. •1 thought we were ... acting with- in the policy that the City Council has set,• said Ed Selicb, adding that he bad . not watched Glover's remarb on tele- Yilioo the night before. If council members feel •that any- thing we've done is outside lour scope), they can point us In the proper direction/ he said. Commissioner Michael C. Kranzley agreed that be and bis colleagues siln- ply bad tried lo find ways to eh.force council policy. He added that no rec- Ommendation on the citywide review of projects would come before a joint meeting between the two bocli~'.I Oty offidals said they'd scheoule a joint study.session betw.een the two bod- ies in the near future, but noted that the next three sessions will be taken up by workabops on next year's city budget. Council memben' appoint planning commissioners for four-year terms and commissioners are limited to two t,erms plus the remainder of a tenn they start due to an unexpected vacancy. New commissioners take office each July. Both Selich an<t Kranzley are up for Teappointment this year. serious about it in 1988," said Councilma n Tod Ridgeway. "Today, to enforce it. this many years later, 1 don't think it's fair." Ridgeway added that limit- ing the proposed change to Corona del Mar's bluffs would be unfair, since other bluff areas of the city have experi- enced similar building pro- Jccts. A number or residents responded that there already is enough bureaucracy. "U we wish to upgrade our homes, we have to jump through a lot of hoops," sald Eve Brooke, whose Breakers Drive property would be affected by the new rule. ·we don't need any more." property rights at all. "I think the homes every- where are very large,• she said. "That has become the mode of the day ... I think it's the right of every American lo do that if they can afford iL • "I think it's wonderful that people want to be creative,• she said, adding that the city took in $21 million in property taxes that paid for police ser- vices. But residenls said they see things differently. Councilwoman Nonna Glover, who cast the lone dis- senting vote after her attempt to kill the .proposal outright falled to gamer support from ' her colleagues, said she dido 't want to lnterfere with people's With the city's new slow- growth Greenlight law already restricting business develop- ment in Newport Beach, resi- dential development shouldn't be discouraged as well, Glover said. ·u you put this off, you won't have a problem, because you won't have a bluff left,~ said Luvena Hayton, who has lived in the village for 50 years. "You say, 'If it's not broken. don't fix. it,"' Hayton said, responding to an earlier com- ment Glover had made. •w ell, believe me, It's broken. And you better fix it." Community activist Allan Beek commended city officials and planning commissioners for being "way ahead of the watchdogs" in their work on the issue, "eve n though .it seems to ruffle some feathers ·· on the City Council." . To ·see what could happen to Corona del Mar's bluff, Beek told council members lo check out Promontory Point. the area just east of the Back Bay Bridge, where development has eliminated the bluffs. Other residents asked council members to consider putting a halt to all further development until a decision has been made. After making a motion to put a moratorium on building permits, Councilman John Heffernan was infonned by city officials that this could not happen until a future meeting, since the public bad not been given enough notice to respond. The existing proposal for the new rule now will go back to the Planning Commission, which will try lo come up with guidelines to review site plans in order to add consistency to the application of the new rule. The next Planning Com- mission meeting will take place at 6:30 p.m. May 3 at City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. Newport Beach to seek additional affordable ~ousing for seniors • Lack of available land could make it difficult for new, cheaper homes to ~e built in the city. comes from the One Ford Road project, for which the develop- er decid ed to ha nd the cHy money rather than build low- rent apartments. Mathis Winkler for seniors, City Council mem- DAILY PILOT bers agreed Tuesday to solicit NEWPORT BEACH Bnnging the city a step doser to adding more affordable housing proposals from developers. The city has about $2 mil- lion to subsidize an affordable housing project. The money The city's general plan requires developers to set aside a percentage of their projects for affordable housing. While stale NEWPORT DESIGN CENTER presents A No Minimum Bid Public AUCTION AT Newport Design Center 353 E Coast Hwy/Bayside Dr., Newport Beach ONE DAY ONLY SAT. 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Councilman Tod Ridgeway, who chairs the city's affordable housing task force, said a lack of available land might be the real problem with making such a project happen. He added that some potential sltes are City offtoals and represen- tatives Qf the Irvine Co. are dis- cussing a nother affordable housing project on Bayview Landing, at the comer of East Coast Highway and Jamboree Road. The company still owes the dty 172 affordable housing units in retwn for building more No agreement has been reached yet. and il would take about two years to complete the comple~ after a decision is rtµlde. The proposals are due June 1, and city officials expect it will be several years before afford- able apartments will become avaJ.lable to seniors. -- - AN'"l"l(~l_J 1~: l(,()W ~~ <;A I~ I> 1~: N (;A I~"' I ~: ' t, •,I,, • , , , I ' • , , , , 1> fi,.t HoMt F11n1W.i"1• A1tti911t1 & Colltctif1lt1 T,.,mo,..i to Cott1111 Gift• & C•rlnt Dtcor Wislt List & Dtli11ny G~Ca(e, C.rdnt Pallo Dirtirtg Br~asl, Lwrtdt, Tu ~ Esp,nto Bar C•114I~• to Cltulklitn U"' & Rlln Boob CM1t°"' Pktw~ fruci"I F1m1itwn Rntor•tio" .,u1 ,,,.,c1, mon I 949 722·1177 1JO £IUl 17111 Sl'm COIUM.tM. CA (lkltiNI II•,, lrtrt) <:ate Hours: Tues.-f~pm; Sal, 8am-4pm ; SI.I\. tte, 9am-2pm Hot.rs: Tues.-Sal, 10n-Spm "Neighbors for Neighbors" City of Costa Mesa Neighborhood & Canyon Park Clean-up Saturday, April 28, 2001 8:30 a.m. -12:00 noon Jn Celebration of Volunteer Recognition Week . The City of Cosr~ Mesa, the Orange County fairgrounds, and the Volunm:r Center of Orange County have joined forces to organize the pring .. Neighbors for Neighbors" Community and Canyon Park Clean-up. Sqpon tbi1 dl'on by volunteering with your neighbors and.friends on Saturday, April 28, 2001, u we c.omc together ro improve the appearance of our neighborhoods t nd a local park. Participate and reap the bcndia of bcautifyi,ng your c.ommunicy. .Tbc C..,-Park a-,_., will be hdd ar Canyon Park. 970 Arbor Srreet. Hdp improve the qualiry of our perk by ranoYing litter and debris. pulling weeds, and pla11ting native shrubs and ground cover. Rzpa1doo for dae Park a...., wW cak.c pl.er 11 c...,_ perk at 8t3C) Lm. Lunch will be served to all votuntttn. Additional parking fur the Canyon Park Clean-up will be provided at Whinier Eltmcntary School, 1800 Whic~r Aftnue. The putt am M'C:Ommoda• apprmi= stlJ 500 puddpu1a. Vohua_, will he ••ipecl tuka oa 1 tint-come, ftnl...aw .... joU.ladM.utt.r "Ndp\1mltrNr;phon For .u._. W.-.• ••.._.,can ('114)~ • I Doily Pilot Tlwndoy, April 26, 2001 AS Not parking a lot • Students at Newport Harbor High mhke sugge5tions to/the school board about how to solve a tight problem. Danette Goulet DAILY PtLOT NEWPORT BEACH -For a stud~nt popu'lation of more than 2,000, ~at least 1,000 of whom have their licenses, Newport Harbor High School has about 350 parking lot spots. This distinct lack of park- ing and an excess of cars are more than just an inconve- nience for students -it is also a danger, students told Lbe school board Tuesday night. ·There are so many blind intersections and so many cars trying to find spots in 10 or 15 minutes of time,• said Julia Hochner, president of the Student Political Action Committee at Newport Harbor. Members of the committee, who have been studying the problem this year, brought the issue before the school board, Brieflt_ THE NEWS Fire damages· 3 ·Costa Mesa a partments About 35 firefighters battled a two-alarm fire that broke out m an apartment complex at where they oullined the prob- lems and shared a couple of possible solutions. To teachers and adminis- trators, the main ooncem is stu- dents getting hit in the cross- walks -something that is not unheard of. ln a town hall meeting held by the political action group, one of the five panelists was a student who had been hit by a ccir while sbe was in a cross- walk her freshman year. "I have seen several stu- dents come close to getting killed,. Assistant Principal Lee Gatea said in a videotape of the meeting, where he also sat on the panel. To students, the biggest concern is the two-hoUJ" park- ing limit on slots in front of the school and the need to get to school nearly an hour before it starts if they want a spot less than a 10-minute walk away, Hochner said. • •1 get to school each morn- ing at 7 a.m. or earlier-that's 45 minutes before school starts -to get a spot on the street by school," said senior Danny Hilton. "By 7:10 a.m. (street about 3 p.m. Wednesday. Nobody was hurt in the fire, but the blaze caused extensive damage Lo one unit and con- siderable damage to two oth- ers at Wimble'don Glen Apartments in the 1100 block of Buckingham Drive, officials said. Officials said it is not clear where or how the fire origmat- parking spots for) two blocks around the entire campus are gone.• · There are two parking lots at the school. One is the senior lo\, which has a total of 250 spots for 424 seniors. The other ls the junior lot, with about 100 spots for 469 students. Those numbers do not even account for faculty and staff .. or the sophomores who begin , to get licenses in the spring. Hochner admitted that responsibility for part of ·the problem falls on students, who do not fill the junior lot because they are unwilling to make the 10-minute hike ~cross the DON I.EACH /DALY PILOT schools' athletic field from the Traffic near Newport Harbor Hlgh School on 15th Street stacks up as classes are let ouL lot to the school. But even if those 20 or 30 freshman class has more than spots left empty each day were 600 students. has been working on for some time. solution she would like to see Other board members dis- agreed with that idea. filled, the problem would not •. Some of the possible selu- be fixed, students contend. r':"ti"ons students proposed were Recent traffic laws that for-· 'increased police in the area to bid new drivers from trans-slow anxious drivers down or porting other minors make car-to place stop signs or blinking pooling more clifficult and the lights at the blind and dan- congestion will only increase in gerous intersections. These are only temporary solutions, however, to a long- standing problem. So w hile most people agree the solution is increased parking, the question up for debate is where that parking will be and what form it will take. the next several years, Installing blinking cross- School board trustee Dana Black said students have brought the issue to the board m the past and parents have fretted over it fo~ years. "In my opinion. a high-rise parking structure is the only solution down the road,• Menk said. Hochner said. walks similar to those in She suggested that a two- story parking structure where the tennis courts sit is the While the current senior Laguna Beach is one option class has 424 students, the Linda Menk, a PTA parent, ed. An investigation is under- way. Cove workshop scheduled for tonight The state is set to hold its first public workshop tonight about the future of the Crystal Cove h.istonc clistnct. Sponsored by the state's Department of Parks and Recreation, the mee ting is scheduled to be held at 7 pm. at the Corona de! Mar elementary school where hundreds of locals showed up Jan. 18 to protest the state's deal wtth a develop- er for a luxury resort in Crystal Cove. With that deal now dead. the state has restarted the process to POTTERY detennine what will ulbmately be built in the district. State parks officials are set to listen to public ideas. as well as clarity potential altemabve projects. It's still an open question about how many of the 46 cot- tages -bwlt in the 1920s and 1930s -would be restored. State parks ofhc1als have pledged to preserve and pro- tect the dwellings. which were placed on the National Register of Hi.stone Places in 1979. The state bought what is now known as Crystal Cove State Park in 1979 from the lrvme Co. tor $32.6 million. Today's meebng will take place at Lincoln Elementary School. 3101 Paafic View Dnve. Corona del Mar. "One Of The Leading Causes Of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Isn't Your Wrist· After All!" San Franci..co. CA -A recenlly released frtt rtport rp1·eah a lcadmp cnu-:c of carpal tunnel ~yndrome has nOLhmg to do with yoor hand or wmt lll ull 1 The trulh "· thi1 same CcJU\t' u mused by tJ1·u 95% of d11< ton wlit•11 ihl'\ diaxnou and treat carf)()I runnel :rv1drome. If you are currently -.ccmg a doctor about carpal tunnel <;yndrome or are thinking about 11. then you need ltl•~ r~ -re~~ich m·eul~ cvcrythm~ your doctor ma1 no1 know. 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A com- plete listing Is 1v1l11ble at http:!lwww.dailypllot.com. TODAY Dragon Tech-Knowledgy Solutions LLC will host a workshop on bow to become more technically savvy from 8 to 10:30 a.m. at the Newport Beach Marriott, 900 Newport Center f>rive. $49. (949) 723- 9372. The Center for Leadership Studies will present a work· shop on situational parenting at Antonello Ristorante, 3800 Plaza Drive, Costa. Mesd'. The workshop will take place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. or from 5 to 10 p.m .. and will focus on helping parents enhance their child's readiness in accomplishing tasks, making decisions and constructively filling free time. Daytime workshop is $95; evening workshop is $145. Price includes all materials and a five-star lunch or dinner. (714) 957-8333. The 28th annual Roman Feast and Charity Auction, hosted by the Youth Employment Services of the Harbor Area Inc .. will begin at 6 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. Christine Carr. (949) 642-8306. PalneWebber will host a workshop on money man- agers and Fortune 500 com- panies at 6 p.m. at Paine Web· ber, 888 San Clemente Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Free. Dinner will be served. (949) 717-3919. A discussion about sleep problems will be offered ell 6 p.m. at Hoag Health Center, 1190 Baker St., Costa Mesa. Free. (800) 514-HOAG. Orange County Sheriff Mike Carona will be honored at 6 p.m. at the home of Brian and John Foster, 14 Skycrest, Newport Coast. $150. (949) 888-0178.,, AROONDTOWN Motber .. Msket wW ,,._.t the seminar •A Natw'al Approach to Asthma and Aller- g1e.s· at 6:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe, 225 E. 17th Sl, c.ost.a Mesa. Pree. (800) 595-MOMS. FRIDAY Orange COMt CoU~'s Asso- ciated Students will host a conference for high school student leaders from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p .m . al OCC, 2701 Fai}view Road, Costa Mesa. Pr~e. (714) 432.0202, Ext. 26449. Tbe reception and awards presentation for the 10th annual Orange County High School Invitational Photogra- phy Contest will take place at 7 p.m. at South Coast Plaza, in the Crate & Bartel Wing, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Newport-Mesa students will have their works exhibited. Free. (714) 424-7575. Youth Expo 2001 ')111 be held at 9 a.m. Friday through April 29 at the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 708· 1543. The Volunteer Center of Orange County will hold its ninth annual Volunteer Con- nection Days, "Putting the Unity in Community," from Friday through April 30. The event will include more than 110 projects offered. Kelley Searcy, (714) 953-57 57. SATURDAY Southern Callfomla Edison will host a one-day workshop to enroll income-eligible cus- tomers for the CaWomia Alternate Rates for Energy discount program. The work· shop will take place from 8:30 a .m. lo noon al Canyon Park, 1065 Sea Bluff Drive, Costa Mesa. (714) 973-5548. A free two-hour CPR class will be offered at Orange Coast College in the Students Cente r at 9 a.m. Orange Coast College is al 2701 Fairvie w Road, Costa Mesa.(888) 4-HEARTS. The 16th blannual Neighbors for Neighbors community cleanup project wiU take place from 8:30 a.m. to noon at Canyon Parle and at low- income, single-family homes in Costa Mesa. Call for addresses and more infonn.a- tion. Free. (714) 754-4892. A television taping for a new Fox TV commercial for the Pox Family Cable TV Net- work will take place as part of Fox Kids Day at noon at 1Ti- angle Square, 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Arts and crafts and leleviiion cha.rac· . ters will be on hand. Free. (949) 722-1660. Cynthia Mu~ck will sign her book, The Ultimate Wedding ldeaBook, • at 3 p.m. at Barnes & Noble Book· sellers at Fashion lsland, 953 Newport Center Drive, New- port Beach. Free. (949) 759- 0982. SUNDAY The Orange County Bloomers, the local affiliate of Y-lVIE National Breast Cancer Organization, will host a lun· cheon and fashion show at 11 a.m. at the Hilton Hotel, 3050 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. $40. (714) 828-5541. Unda Joy Rose will sign her book, "Your Mind: The Own- ers Manual,· at 2 p.m. at Barnes & Noble Booksellers at Fashion Island: 953 New- port Center Drive, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 759-0982 A black-He dinner saluting Ritz Restaurant owner Hans Prager for his two decades of service to the Orange County community will take place at 5 p.m. at the Ritz Restaurant. 880 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. $250. Pro· ceeds will benefit Someone Cp.res Soup Kitchen rn Costa Mesa. (949) 437-5748. MONDAY A lecture on the Vietnamese language and culture ·will take place at 1 :30 p.m. at Orange Coast College. 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 432-5725. Tbe fifth annual poetry fesU- val will lake place at 7 p .m. at First Class Facility Providing Professional CERTIFIED & TRAINED RN'S PERSONAL CARE & CONCERN LEADING TECHNOLOGY EQUIPMENT -• ~ Spec/al Prograwts For: POLICE OFFICERS • FIRE FIGHTERS PARAMEDICS • MILITARY PERSONNEL Financing I Low Monthly Payments 2200 Harbor Blvd., Ste. 8240 • Costa /Vle~".J +FL 0 WE~;: New Shipment 9!J¢ MerdiandiJe V11e1, CGlltllMs, Modltr'I Day W 1\ I \ I·: I I < > l J S I~~ Tile Fir11I, Tile Originlll, The Best Ma•.,..mlMort the Newport Beach Central Library. 1000 Avocado Ave. Participants have been drawn from UC Irvine and the local poetry scene. Free. (949) 717· 3890. TUESDAY Human Options, a nonprofit agency dedicated to prevent- ing family violence, will host a 40-hour mandated workshop for anyone wishing to work with victims of domestic vio· Jenee, startin'g May 1. Call for prices and ti.mes and address. (94~) 737-5242. Ext. 23. The "BUJlness Plan Develop- ment• workshop, offered by Orange Coast College's Com- munity Education Office, will be held from 9 a.m. to noon at National University, 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. $25. or $20 in advance. (714) 432-5880 or (888) 622-5376. . WEDNESDAY Be tested for a nxiety or depressive illnesses by Susen Kay, a lic~nsed health-care provtder, as part of National Anxiety Disorders Screening Day. Call for a free appoint· ment. (949) 250-4755. The Newport In-Water Boat Show will take place starting May 2·6 at Newport Dunes Resort. I lours are 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. $10 for adults, and ctuldren 12 and younger are free (949) 757-5959. A re presentative from Cal Poly Pomona's Admissions Office will vts1t Orange Coast College from 1 to 4 p.m. on campus. 2701 FalfView Road, Costa Mesa Free. (714) 432· 5894. A class on effective parenting wiU be offered at 7 p.m. at the Neighborhood Center. 1845 Pdfk Ave .. Costa Mesa. $40. (71 4) 754-5028. MAY 3 The 12th annual Southern California Spring Garden Show, will feature 100 spe· cialty booths, nal:lonal garden experts and exhibits for chil· dren from May 3-6 at South Coast Plaza m Costa Mesa. (14) 435-2000. Daily Pilot Assodate Justice EUeen C. Moore will celebrate her appointment lo Division m ol the 4th Disb'ict Court of Appeal at 5:30 p.m. at the Westin South Coast Plaza, 686 Anton Blvd . Costa Mesa. The event will be hosted by the Orange County Bar Assn. $35, or $25 for mem- bers. (949) 440-6710. MAY4 Orange Coast College wtll present ·Enchanting Hol- land,· by cinematographer Jim McDonald, at 7 p.m. in OCC's Robert B. Moore The- atre, 2701 Fairview Rodd, Costa mesa. $9, or $7 m advance. (714) 432-5880. MAY 5 The Costa Mesa Bark Park Foundation will host a rum- mage sale from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Bark Park, at the cor· ner of Arlington and Newport Avenues in TeWmkJe Park m Costa Mesa Free. (949) 548- 8521. A workshop on body lan- guage wdl be offered dt ~J a.m. at Orange Coast Col· lege, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $4$ for regislrd· tion, $20 for materials. (714) 432-5880. Orange Coast College's Com- munity Education Office will present a workshop lllled "Tactics to Make E-com- merce Successful lor Small Business" from 9 a.m. lo noon at National Uruvers1ty, 3390 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesd $25, or $20 m advance (714 1 432-5880. The Uncoln Elementary Sto- rytellers, a group or about 50 students, will appear at 11 a.m. at the Newport Bedch Central Library, 1000 Avocd· do Ave Free. (949) 5 I 5-6Q5S "Finding a Thom Among the Roses.• a 'three-hour work· shop designed to show rehcl· bilitation opportunities, will be offered by Orange Coclst College's Commuruty Educcl· tion Otrice. The workshop will run from 1:30 to 4.30 p.m m Room 202 of OCC's Lewt'> Center for Applied Soence-. Building. Registrabon is $59, plus $5 material fee. OCC 1s at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. (714) 432-5680. 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Although the group has a ci tywide focus, most of the dis- cussion at the meeting concen- trated on the city's aging, run· down Westside. Many speakers vented their frustrations about problems they think most affect their Lives - the safety of their children, the quality of the schools, the clean- liness of their neighborhoods and their property values. • 1 can·t let my 6-year-old daughter walk to the store,· said Cra ig Peterson , anothe r longtime resident. "I used to walk all over whe n I was young." Sever~! speaker. shared a perceived dcclme in safety on the Westside, but others said they feel conditiods are not that bad. ·A 6-year-old has no busi· ness walking alone anyway," resident Gladys Olmedo said ·1 walk all over the Westside, and I'm still here.• Speakers disagreed about what caused tbe rundown con- ditions. Some, includin~ Peterson. said the problems stems from apartments and densely popu· lated areas. Others, including members of the Wallace Area (mprovement Group-a group of apartment owners and man- agers r--disagreed. Community members also pitched the sometimes contro- versial chahges they want to make. A major issue was the possi- bility of rezoning the industrial area on the Westside bluffs for residential use. The area is close to a now- defunct oil field, making it a bad place for housing but ideal for manufacturing, Millard said. Now that the oil field is out of operation. proponents say the . bluffs would be perfect for pricey single-family houses. Businesses would be grand- fathered in -not forced ,fo move -but when property owners decide to sell, the prop- erties would have to be sold to a residential developer. Millard said he thinks rezon- ing would make the land more valuable, giving businesses the opportunity to sell the land at high prices. • But not everybody agrees that the plan would be the best move for the city. Olmedo said rezoning would be unfair to .businesses that have been there for years. Resident David Martinez said he d0esn't want the city to lose We Rent Horses • Gentle rental horses for trail rides&. beginning lessons. • Year-'round after-school programs &. summer clinics. • Kids 8 &. up, adults, families, parties, etc. • Boarding&. training in all Western&. English styles. 714•848•9695 18381 Coldenwest St., H.B, email: HCPEC@aol.com the btuiinesws' tax revenue but would support the rezoning if the busioessel could be moved within the dty. One emotionaUf"drclrgNI argument unrelated to dis- agreements about improving the dty sprang from radal ten- sions on the Citizens for the Improvement of Costa Me Website. Olmedo and Martin they were offended ments that they sa typed Latinos as · ous, illegal imriU Others disagree , saying that comments de~ Olmedo and Martin offended them. Janice Davidsqn. the group's chairwoman, said mern- bers should be more careful about the words they use. "I think we have to learn to talk with a little more sensitiv- ity to what might offend oth- ers,• she said, adding that she had hoped more Latinos would attend the meeting. "But there is no radilD here. I don't under- stand why they brought it uJ1. • At the meeting, Daviason said she was disappointed by the arguments. "I wanted this to be a won- derful meeting, and it's turning into a riot. which is not what I wanted," she said. But Wednesday, she said she was encouraged toward the end of the meeting and convinced that community members left promising to work harder to make changes on the city's · Westside. The group is forming com- mittees to work on some of the issues discussed at the meet- ing, she slid. Community members made checklists of the issues they are interested in working on. Some of the likely conunittees indude one to eliminate vending bucks, one to improve the Westside for childre n, one to raise standard- ized test scores at the schools and one to rezone the bluffs from industrial to residential use. ·we had a little excitement there,• she said. "But it turned out really good at the e nd. There was a lot of laughter and fun, and I think a lot got done. We are setting up committees, and we are going to get things done." RAZOR local busine and resi· dents contribute. He ho to collect at least , that could be award· ed to someone who offers • information results in an arrest "Maybe that'll motivate somebody to help us out here," Haley said. wnus is not a major fund-raising effort. We're just local neigh· borhood people trying to pre- vent something bad from happening to our kids.· On Wednesday afternoon, few families were out in' Heller Park with their chil- BONE I CONTINUED FROM A 1 said. "I'd like to know how,it got there.• " GeHin1. INVOLVED • GETI1NG INVOLVED runs peri· odically In the Dally Pilot on a rotating basis. If you'd like infor- mation on adding your organiza- tion to this list. call (949) 574-4298. COURT·APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVOCATES Volunteers are nee ded to serve as advocates for abused, neglected and aban- doned children. Volunteers work one on one with a child for three hours a week. (714) 663-9034. CRISIS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM INC. This nonprofit organization is seeking volunteers for its expanding trauma response program. Some volunteers assist law enforcement, fire- fighters and emergency-type responders by providing emotional first aid and sup- port to injured or traumatized Doily Pilot n. The dty bad put up a that." few warning signs. but one Detectives are investigat- of them was ripped off. itlg various leads, sa.id Costa Parks maintenance work· Mesa Police Lt Dale Birney. er James Boucher said he's On Tuesday, officers brought been checking tl\e play·. out a blood.bound to Lions ground equipment t,hree Park, he said. :- times a day since last week. •The hounds were able te "I've worked for the city pick up a scent and traced'- 16 years, and I've never seen back to Heller Par".,. Blm'"' anything like this here," he '" ~ / said. "We're being very care-said. , ful, and we're taking this The Police Department very seriously.• may be dolng its best, bu't Parent Yolanda Campbell that does not comfort anxious' said she was unaware of the • parents, Haley said. •• razor blades until Wednes· · "Kids these days havo. day. ' th •1 was horrified,. she Said. limited areas where ey can "My kids play here three play,• he said. "Thi.S is sup· days a week. They like to run posed to be a sale haven for around barefoot, but now, · these kids. It's very unfortui obviously. they can't do nate. • · She said there are several unanswered questions. •Are there other bones? Was this a burial ground some time?" she asked. But more-than anything else. the couple said ~want / people. ~ther .. volunteers"' provide dispatch• and off.ce support. No experience is necessary. Training will be provided. (949) 588-1414. DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICES Volunteer mediators, case specialists and outreach assistants are needed to help in a variety of mediation cas- es. Bilingual language skills are needed for office volun- teers and for mediators. (949) 250-0488. EIS.SEALS Easter Seals needs volun- teers for ongoing clerical work and to help in pro- , 9!a1DS for children with dis- abilities and in special events. (714) 834-1111. ENVIRONMENTAL NATURE CENTER Volunteer trail guides are needed to help visitors learn about their environment. (949) 645-8489. an end to the mystery. "l told my students in class today, and now they're hang- ing with me,• Chalmers said with a laugh. ·1 just want to know: What was that bone doing in my backyard?" FISH -MOBILE MEALS II Call (949) 642-6060 to hetp Friends in Service to Human-· ity assist with the Moboo Meals program and provide ongoing emeTgency assisr tance to those in need. Botb always seek volunteer assts.- tance in a variety of areas. (949) 645-8050. FRIENDS OF NEWPORT ;. BEACH LllURY ·,. The book store needs bod'- donations for book sale~.' Gooa quality children's and. nonfiction books are espe- cially needed. They may bl? left ~t any of the branch libraries -Balboa, Marin~rs or Corona del Mar, or in the special book closet next to tbe Friends Book Store at 1000 Avocado Ave. Volun· teers are needed to staff the used book store that is inside the entrance of the Central Library. 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The 15th annual mother-daughter fashion show presented by the National Charity League J,y.niors attracted more than 500 fashionable women and children to an event staged ifa the new Palm Garden at F6ur Seasons Hotel in New- port Beach. • The afternoon under the Palm Garden canvas ceiling featw"ed charming sixth- grade daugllters modeling with their stylish mothers in something or a rite of pas- sage. These junior young women will graduate into the Newport Chapter of the · National Chari- ty League. More than $75,000 was raised to bene- fit the league's charities, induding High Hopes Head lnjury Program. "Die Harry and Grace Steele Orange Coast Qollege Chil- dren's Center, and The Pedi- attic Cancer Research Foun- dation. The event began with a fashion show in the morning featuring Blair and Mrs. Phil Belling; Lindsay and Mrs. Kevin McKenna; Katie and Mrs. Rober Moosman; Jor- den and Mrs Jacob Rabl- 1)0vlch; Ginna and Mrs. John Rothwell; Allison and Mrs. Allan Stokke; Elizabeth and Mrs. Robert Van't Hof; !;)alley and Mrs. Grant Weise; and Haley, Miranda and Mrs. David Young. The fashion show was presented Wlth sponsorship from South Coast Plaza and Saks Fifth Avenue. A tun- < l111 \~' 1", \\·"I ,1.1lil"li' d 1111 < ll,t I "'"""',I\\ ,, ' I l11, l'.,11,' \1 \ I 11111' Rabbitt Insurance Agency Al!TO • HOMEOWNERS • H'fALTH Sul11l1ty S1rw' 195~ ~~ .-..--···~~ s > !J t. 949-631-77 40 441 Old Ncwpott BM. •-Ncwpon 8-:ta (Neer K.g Ho.piul) ---= ' = -- PASTA FEAST MONDAYS Seal~ & Chkk•n//lias Starung •I only :> ......... ,._ ... ~-..-..... C.W-• -"'--8"l'I .,.,...,... ..... .,.,_,... ..... 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The organiza- tion exists to foster mother- daughter relationships around the common bond of chantable work. The Nallon- al Charity League sponsors many ovic, cultural and social activities designed to bnng families and the com- munity closer together. • THE atOWD appears Thursdays and Saturdays. -. Above: From left, Betsy Van't Hof, Diane Cotton, Lynn Pyle and Jiil Johnson-Tucker spent time together at "A Walk in the Park," the mother-daughter fashion show held by the National Charity League Juniors at Four Seas~ns Hotel. At left: High Hopes Head Injury Program, represented by Mark Desmond. le ft, and The Pediatric Cancer Research Founda- tion, represented by Kim Welner, were among the beneficiaries of the fashion show, which raised more than $75,000. Being tbe preferred pmt•ider of cancer cml! is t'<'t)' 1vu•arcling. Hut etien more Important is finding 11'.'U' and /Jeltf!r tl'ays to gitie our pal/ems et'f!IJ' medical mJtrantage. 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Doily Pilot Take a page from 'Diary' and have fun; strong performances lead 'Panic ' , Laugh with fabulous 'Bridget Jones' • Bndget Jones's Diary• IS an English comedy with pro- ficient actors. There were sto- nes of unrest among the Brits, who questioned lead actress Haine England Renee Zell- weger's ability to c;arry off the part. b~l rest assured they had no cause for con- cern. As Brid- get, she is fdbulous. There dre pdrdUel sto- nes deahng With the dltl· tudes or mdmed lnends toward their single counter- parts. Then there Me the sin- gletons and how they view themselves. trymg lo mdke themselves over to plei:lse someone new in the1r hves. Most of the action IS cen- tered tn d publishing house, •••• CRITICS With Hugh Grant and Colin Firth as the male leads. Grant is Bridget's boss. Firth is the man her mother wants to set her up with. The dia- logue is clear, the humor kind and on focus. We come to relate to each of their desires fpr accep· tance and respect. Bridget nas the added load ' of a mum and a dad who are at odds with each other. This is a laugh-out-loud film I hope you'll enjoy. At the end, you read on the screen "The End,• wl).ich is immedi- ately crossed out to read •The Beginning.• Don't leave. There is a charming epilogue that really caps off the film. ·Bridget Jones's Diary" is rated R for language and some strong sexuality. • ELAINE ENGLAND, 65. hves m Newport Beach and owns a gift· basket business she operates out of her home. Whatever your Landscape or Maintenance needs, Lloyd's can do it all. .. ' .... ,. THINKING ABOUT LANDSCAPING OR YARD MAINTENANCET CALL FOR A fltEE ESTIMATE TODAYI [LJ !-!-!!1!E!! ·s (949) 646-7441 Lloyd's Nursery a Landscape Co., Inc. 2183 Fairview Rd. Suite 216, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 EXPERT LANDSCAPING / .,SPftlNICLIJIS I MAINTENANCE VISIT OUR WEBSITE: WWW.llOYDSLANDSCAPE.COM It • l- Less substance than polish in 'Panic' •Panic" is the feature film debut of writer-director Hen- ry Bromell, who was former- ly a contributor to two of television's finest offerings within the last 10 years: "Homicide: ure on the Street• and •Northern Exposure.• In· "Panic,· Bromell has written a film ~b Orozco notr-ish story set in sunny California. •Pante• is the story or what happens to Alex (William H . M acy) when his world ceases to hold any meaning for him. For Alex bas been trained since child- hood by his father, Michael (Donald Sutherland), to be a hit man. Alex's recent midlife crisis has led him to visit therapist Josh (John Ritter) and to contemplate quitting the only job and lUestyle he really knows. Alex's unsuspecting wlfe (lracey Ullman) h~s for years been Jed to believe that Alex has run a small mail-order business from home, Alex's therapy sessions enable him to meet Sara (Neve Campbell), whom Alex starts having an affair with. Sara does not like being the mistress but nevertheless goes along with the relationship because she, like Alex, only has a limited"number of men- tal options available to her.' "Panic" strives hard to be more than what it really is: a very polished saipt with no real direction or epiphany. Bromell's previous work on •Homicide" and "Northern Exposure• obviously helped ·his development as a writer and director p these previous serials' tone, paang and direc- tion are evident in every shot. •Panic" boasts strong per- formances from Macy, Sutherland and Ullman. The best surprise is Ritter's por- trayal of Josh the therapist. 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SCR's 38th se~on -counting a 1three-show s~er in Long Beach ' in 1964, before Theater · the company ·111v11w put dc>Wn roots ' in our backyard the foll.owing , year and became South Coast Repertory - still will have its share or first looks. Tilree world premieres and the first West Coast production of a new play are on the 2001-02 schedule. nus final season before the expanded three-theater complex opens has been shortened by one production each on the Mainstage 'and Second Stage to accommodate construction or the new theater. This project not only includes the Judie Argyros Stage, named for a significant benefactor, but al.so additional offices, classrooms and technical support facilities. It al.so will mark the last hurrah of the Second Stage, which will be converted to a 99-seat multipurpose performing space. And, according to David Emmes, SCR's co-founder and producing artistic director, "the final season in the Second Stage will be a potent example of what this stage has come to represent in S~R's history.· The 38th SCR season will get und~rway just after Labor Day - with previews starting the preced- ing weekend -!.. when W. Somerset Maugham's "The Circle· opens on the Mainsijlge. This is an English drawing room comedy described as •a·commentary on one genera· tion's inability to learn from anoth- er's mistakes." ffarold Pinter's "The Homecom- ing,• which SCR previously staged in 1968, when the theater was located in downtown Costa Mesa, is ticketed for a mid-October open- ing. This "comedy of menace• centers on a family's reaction to an uninvited and unwanted guest. Another SCR favorite, Moliere -whose "Tartuffe" was the com- pany's first locdl production -con- tributes the third Mainstage pro- duction, "The School for Wives.• This play is about a prospective bridegroom who keeps his intend- ed •under wraps,• so to speak, until they can wed. Predictably, complications ensue. Following a new play in Febru- ary, as yet unannounced, the short season will close in early April with the world premiere of Horton Foote's "Getting Frankie Married -and Afterwards.· It's a comedy about an ailing Texas matriarch determined to see her son wed before she.cashes in her chips. The new season on the Second omia AsP..aragus . s 9 Stage will lead off with back-to- back world premieres -"Hold Please," by Annie Weisman, and "Nostalgia,• by Lucinda Coxon. Ttie first entry focuses on women in the workplace, while the second is a drama setrin south Wales merging mythology and mystery, with an appearance by Sherlock Holmes' creator, Sir Arthur Con~n Doyle. • The January slot in the down- stairs theateT is unlilled. awaiting a prospective tenant. Th~ Second Stage.season will close in late Maren with "The Dazzfe, • the West Coast premiere of a play set in the early .;20th century by SCR favorite Richard Greenberg, who's had five plays born at the Costa Mesa theater. While the season is being trimmed a bit, SCR's annual holl· day favorites still will return for their 22nd and eighth incarnations. respectively. ·A Christmas Carol" will again unfold on the Main- stage, while "La Posada Magica " weaves its spell downstairs. . Only one element is absent in SCR's announced sch.eduJe -the annual American dassic, which in past seasons has included "Death of a Salesman,• ·A Streetcar Named Desire" and •All My Sons.• Hopefully, such a worthy project will surface in one of the •to be announced" slots. • TOM TITUS writes about and reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot. His stones appear Thursdays-and Saturdays. STM MCCAANlC I OAJ.V Pl.OT' 'A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum' . • SOtOOL: Newport Harbor High School • STORY LINE: Madcap Pseudolus uses his wits to sing, scheme and dance his way out of slavery -all the while surrounded by such distractions as the tempting captives Gymnasia, Vibrata, Panacea and Tintinabula -in this hilarious slice of ancient Roman vaudeville. Newport Harbor reinter- prets the dassic with an updated Las Vegas setting. 1 DRAMA TEAOfER: Gail Brower-Nedler • DIRECTQR: Damien Lorton • ASSISTANT. DIRECTOR: Vanessa Seeley • TEOtNICAL DIRECTOR: Jim Hoffmann • OtOREOGRAPHER: Roberta Kay • THE BAND: Joey Kincer (pianist), Shawn Batsel (bass) and Jermain Sher- man (drums) • CAST: Dan Bamard, Ryan Bean. Nicole Cas.sesso, Felicity Claire, Chloe Cox, Brandon Crisler, Erin Friedman, Rachel Furman, Phil Gerard, Jeani Hunt-Gib- bon, Jason Kraft, Zarah Mahler, Alissandra Majzler. Marvin Pineda, Tara Rybarski, Sean Tupy, Tyler Schatzlein, Brad Vallejo and Josh Westover • WHEN: 7:30 p.m. today through Saturday •COST: SS..$10 • WHERE: Newport Harbor High School's Robert B. Wentz Theater, corner of tSth Street and Irvine Avenue, Newport Beach • CALL: (949) 515-6341 20% ENTIRE PURCHASE I I I I I I I J69 E. 17rlt Sr. I Cosu MESA Acaoss faoM RAlphs I ~!.!.~),~ .. ~~:~!.~.~ ~: """f not be t.Cl>'lbfl9d d Oll'f. °"* cl11c.ounl OI ~ 10 hc<r colo< pr~, Wncort & Sebashon fll!>'rti A130/1001 .I ---------- ff.family) Cl9Cln•lfWW.911 ....... • DATEBOOK . . Al2 lhutsday, April 26, 2001 .. • .. Daily Piki • Taking a tropical vacation at Tommy Bahama S 8y Kathy Mader I feel well rested, refreshed. revived and well fed. No, not from my mini-hiatus from writ- ing about food, but from the mini- get-a-way I just expertenced over at Tommy Bahama's in Newport Beach. Yes, the very same Tommy . Bahama's Tropi- Di i cal Cafe respon-n ft. sible for M on-REV W day's golf tour- nament. The very same Tom- my Bahama's "where life is one long weekend.· And that is JUSt what I needed. Let's get it said right away. Tom- my Bahama's also boasts an "Emporium" loaded not only with fancy resort clothes in many colors and fabrics, but with some of the very same tropical knickknacks used to create the vacallon atmos- phere in the restaurant. so you can bring it home and get the very same feelmg in your living room The geruus here tS that m this life of 1J1Stant gratificabon, 1t 1s possible to satisfy two addict10ns at once. Just stepping into the conJ01mng lobby of the store and restaurdnl transports you lo that feeling of being on vacation. Familiar strains or Jimmy Buffet emanating from steel drums, whirring ceiling fans, Hawaiian-printed bar stools, dark rattan chatrS, elegant orcluds on the tables and the smells of Tommy's "world famous coconut shnmp" take care of all senses not con- vinced )CPU have actually left town. SEAN HUER I DAll.Y Pk.OT Dinlng at Tommy Bahama's is the next best thing to a tropical getaway. But this ls no tiki hut. this is a class-act vacation with nary a bug in sight. The restaurant has an excellent patio. relatively bug-free as well, that doesn't miss a tropical beat with its small waterfall, big umbrellas and various palms; the ideal place to spend a sultry evening celebrating a birthday par- ty, or just enjoying a relaxing drink. The drink menu reads like a remembrance of your favorite vaca- tion, be it Key West with the Hem- ingway -an Absolut Currant, lime and cranberry dnnk -or the Bahama Blast and the Banana Cola- da. Mai la.is always take me straight to Maui, and believe you me. I made a real effort to gel there. These Mai tais have the sleek, plastic, blue dolphin stirrer that has inspired my friend Rich and myseU to attempt a blue dolphin collection on more than one occasion. Don't mock me. I saw a lint collection at the fair once. I can't promise where these drinks will take you, but make sure it is the cab and not the Bungalow Brews that give you the last ride of the night. But let me get back to that afore- mentioned jumbo, deep-fried, coconut-encrusted shrimp set atop papaya-mango chutney. As far as I am concerned. they could never serve enough of these crispy deli- cjlcies to satisfy me and, at $12 a crack, I may never get there. But Enjoy a Spacious Suite, Sumptuous Dining, Entertainment, Bingo, Crafts, Billiards, Beauty Salon, Transp0rtation to Doctor, Shopping, Fun Trips, F rienclly c.aring People. From $1,545/Mo. you know l will keep trying. In addition to these, you must order Dr. Mambo's Plantain Combo, c:rilpy banana-like plantain chips dusted with cinnamon and sugar and served with black bean salsa and sour cream ($6); a sweet and spicy treat whose memory can tan- talize you in the middle of the night. An addiction if there ever was one. Suffice it to say that salads really aren't my thing, but I know you people a.re out there. Tommy Bahama's South Seas Spinach Sal- ad ($11) was one of the top three salads I have had in my We. High praise when ambivalence is the reigning emotion, but the loads of fresh spinach with chunks of mild goal cheese in a warm bacon and balsamic vinaigrette made it hard to ignore. I would go back just for this. Brian ordered the Bungalow Sal- ad ($6) with mixed baby greens, Roma tomatoes, carrots and scal- lions tossed in a citrus vinaigrette, which was good, but a very jealous second to the spinach salad. Brian was jealous yet again when our entrees came. He requested the Wha'Jamaican Pork ($18), char-grilled medallions or hot spiced pork tenderloin served in a pineapple rum sauce, which was very good. but not as good as the Sanibel Stuffed Chicken ($19), a large breast of chicken stuffed with alouette cheese and pan-fried m a roasted red pepper cream sauce, all served with honey-roasted onion mashed potatoes. I thought I'd died. and went to Fiji. 2283 Fairview at Wilson <) Costa Mesa Minimum age 58 For more information please call: 949/646-6300 or Fax 949/646-7 428 To U U f'le-,1,pr'f' I-1rnl ,c,r I \'."1 "h ·.>a··">· i • presented by FASHION ISLAND~ Nt••un Cl~Tll -NlWPOll llt.C'M ' TOMMY IAIAlll'S TIOPICAI. CUI •Wl-=154~Ave., ~a..ch .. • Wlmlt: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sun-,., day through~ 11 a.m. to 1A.. midnight Friday end Saturday • CALL: (949) 760-8686 • HOW MUCH: Moderately expensive to el(penSive ' ,. . " Tommy's menu -we are.on a.. first name basis now -offers manf more interesting entrees using the whole gamut of available tropica.lL_ Ilavors, including a Caribbean ver- sion of paella that blends the tradi- tional seafood of this Latin dish with <;b.icken and chorizo. With names such as Tahitian Tacos, Mar- tinique Mahi, Forbidden Island Scallops and Salmon St. Croix, and aromas of mangoes, ginger and •• coconut. you can't help but relax, • which just happens to be the - mantra here. " The dessert choices are just as • iflteresting and creative with the • Key Lime Pie and the Barbados ... / Brownie, a coconut chocolate fudge brownie served with fresh banana, as the highlights. When the bill came, I suffered · those back-to-reality blues. Tommy. Bahama's, like any good vacation,,, is not cheap. But save your chang~. for this getaway, and enJoy every mmute. ' • KATHY MADER's dining reviews appear ~ other Thursday. FOURTH ANNUAL NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL HOME & GARDEN TOUR TUESDAY, MAY 1, 2001 10:00 AM · 3:00 PM The Original Tickets ore $40 and are available through the Fashion Island Concierge at Atrium Court, the Butera Home Collection and Ann Dennis Design. MIKE'I CARPET$ OVER 25 YEARS IN COSTA MESA *Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery• ~J': CARPETS , 1'.\)~ PLUSH• TEXTURE Vinyls • Ceramics Wood • Laminates V' i_~ BERBER ~"~ s137YD~ ~G ~-. _._..._. _ _, 711te44 CALL NOW 642-8400 FREE IN:ttOME ESTIMATES DESIGN CENTER ·· ''For All Your Decorating Needs!'' fURNITURE REUPHQJ.STERY • Custom-Made Furniture • Slip Covers • Patio Furniture • Draperies. 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And we can't help but see a special symbolism in Friday's send-off. That is, at least among the many, many yachtsme n here, it seems tradition is alive and well. As many may know, it's not so well in other quar- ters as the 56th annual Lions Club Fish Fry m Cos- ta Mesa has been shelved this year, and some a re proposing changes to the near 100-year trachllon that is the Newport Harbor Christmas Boat Parade that, if they are not careful, CQuld jeopardize its future. But so far, no such prob- fems exist regarding the 'achting treas ure that is Newport to Ensenada race, and we couldn't be t\Wpier about that. The 125-nauticaJ-mile jaunt through the Pacific • ,.. that will begin in Newport Harbor on Friday and end with boats trickling into the Baja Califom,ia fishing town of Ensenada as late as Sunday, is rife with his- tory and legendary stories. There's the dead silent winds that leave boaters stranded and motionless for hours, the bawdy brawls in Ensenada bars and, of course, the X-rated films shown on the boat sails that, story has it, enter- tained many a sailor on the salty seas. It's a raucous time by a raucous bunch, and here's hoping that the event, which is the world's largest mtemational yacht race in the nation's biggest recre- ational harbor, never cha nges. So to all of you boaters getting ready to set sail, we wish you good winds and safe waters and, as you're cruismg down to Baja Cali- fornia wondering about the meaning of it all, just think of this: There's a little bit of locaJ history blowing on your back. MAILBAG Reader praises new harbor columnist I'd like to add my voice to those pralSlng the Daily Ptlot for its selection of Mike Whitehead as the new har- bor co1wnrust on Mondays. I have en1oyed the harbor history and current events described in prior columns. However, in a uruque, evolv- ing maritime comrnuruty such as ours, 1t lS essential to have someone speaking to both the current activibes aad the future of the harbor, and whose voice is both knowledgeable and repre- sentative of the broad range o{_ community interests fdcused on our unique water aiea resource. Whitehead has been a aedicated chairman of the ~wport Harbor Area Cham- ~r of Commerce Marine ~mmittee and an equally active member of the dty's l>ioad, citizen-based Harbor ~nunittee, while also run- OJng bis Boathouse TV show and working as a delivery ~d oommerdal vessel cap- t41n. His understanding of all of om interests as waterfront a.iidents,recreational \)Qlters and hosts to many tJlltors, as we ll as the evolu- tllion ol the harbor's uses and UMrs, lb historic and envi- toomenta.J values, and where tt eould and should be going, '9 ft1Y <.unpreh~ostve. • We need this kind of win- GPw into our harbor's future Ebow we can belt hel~ dty and its d tizens ~et '8. Mike should receive IUr support and ideas as a C:-.octing bOard for the bar- future. : JOHN COMOUGH : : Balboa llland. I Coxbas~er lban Pilot •• •. ~~~ .....,.._ eo report 9CC\I· ......... Witbol.at ~~ci:. .... llllMr In -...... Pdoe cit-.......... Web .... named Young-Congress.com. which apparently reported that Cox was "not even 1.n the top five for the state, counbng both representa- tives and senators. He JUSt rrusses at No. 6 for California, and No. 49 out of 435 mem- bers of Congress.· Based on what criteria? When I turned to the Internet to answer this question for myself, I found the Web site Young-Congress.com is unavailable. The mere suggestion that Cox ts not powerful is absurd. ln fact. Cox ranks fourth (out of seven) in the House of Representabves leadership. behind the speaker of the House. He is our state's only elected mem- ber of the leaderstup an either the House or the Sen- ate. and the only one wbo regularly attends 'Congres- sional leadership meetings with Presldent Bush in the White House. These are facts 1 can't read in the Pilot, which is too busy mimicking its owners by dissing our representative -whom more than 75% of Newport-Mesa voters in the 47th District supported at the polls last November. Perhaps you should rethink your commitment to being our •ne igtlborbood• newspaper and perhaps we wUJ reconsider you as a cred- ible institution of the •fourth estate.• JENNIFER VfTElA Balboa lsla.nd Oty's rules should be same for bluffs, views Regarding the city of Newport Beach wanting &pe· dal programs or a Law watching the growth and views and so forth of Corona de1 Mer blufft r A plan to tave bluft• and preterva Ylewl: April 14). My point II, why are we having two ... ol rules - oae for Corona del Mar end 8DOther for Weal Newport1 U ..., feel tbel'I • good kl9a. tbeY ougbt to lndude it for all al Newport regantiDg bldlaad.....: CWMMIDFt N9wpottlwtl ~ . The .. salD IT HoWTo GET PmUlllED "It is one of the highlights of Costa M esa that, to me, is as important as South Coast Plaza." The Datly Pilot welcomes letters on ~ conc.ernmg Newport 8eacti and Costa Mesa. • LE11UIS -Mail to Editot1al P~ Edrtot Mmes Meier at the ~ily Pilot. 330 W Bay St., Costa Meosa. CA 92627 -Bob WJlson, former Costa Mesa mayor, on the demise of the • Fish Fry. which fell short of its 56th annual event, which was slated for June ' • READBIS HOTLM -Call (949) 6.Q-6086 • FAX -Send to (949) 646-4170 • E.MAK.-Send to da1lypllotOlatJfM1.com All correspondence must include full name, home- town and phone number (for ver1ficat10n ~). The Pilot reserves the right to edrt all submissions for clarity and length. Thursday, April 26, 2001 A13 .. f E PHOlO A reader has otters a solution for saving the Fish Fry, shown a bove. as well as curing o ther Costa Mesa woes. Save the Fish Fry, move .City Hall in one shot I have, I think, a solution to the woes of Costa Mesa. 1. We can lake the Fish Fry - I'm a Lions Club member -and move 1t over to Te Wink.le Park in the area between Davis School and the baseball field. We can use the track area that was once for Davis Junior HJgh School and the Pop Warner and the soccer helds right next to the baseball fields. There's ple nty or parlung with use of a shuttle service from Costa Mesa HJgh School. It would fit in there wtthout any dilfi. culty whatsoever. 2. City Hall had wanted Vanguard Uruvers1ty to purchase 1t; sell it to them. Then have Estanoa High Schoo1 students move to Costa Mesa Bob Crogan COMMUNITY COMMENTARY H.Jgh School, a nd hdve the city buy Estancia High School for a City Hall. And we talk about the plight of the Westside. Why not bnng City Hdll over there and start a whole new s1tuallon? Start from the ground up. City Hall could be ta ken over by the high school We would have the two gymnasiums for leisure services We would have the swunnung pool that we're gomg to lose down at the oty park for letSure servtces We'd have all the acbVlty m the heldo; There's plenty of room to add for addlbondl ofhce space, etc. By movutg Estc:Ulcra H.Jgh School to Costa Mesa l llgh School. we can occupy one school with two, lhera.. tore tctkt.ng up the problem that we have with the nunor enrollments of both schools m makmg 1t one D1V1- s10n I-type s~hool agdr.o. City Hall could get out of 1ls pldce Newport- Mesa schools could get d fall'ly sub- stanbal shot m the arm with the pur- chase of the h.ltJh school. So, there we have 1t We've taken care of City Hdl.I woes We've taken cdfe of the FlSh Fry We've put Estancia l llgh School at Costa MeSd High School and combmed 1t 1.nto one Sounds like d prett). good dedl to me. • ll08 CROGAN 1s a Costa Mesa resident How would a Mormon temple affect Newport Beach? AT ISSUE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has proposed building its first temple in Orange County. We have VISited many of the Mor- mon temples cllld are always impressed wtth the beauty of their arctutecture. LlkewtSe, we find the grounds sur- roundmg them to be immaculately manicured and landscaped beautiful- ly wtth flowers and shrubs. The Los Angeles temple has become a land- mark of the city, and we find it diffi- cult not lo look upon the splendor of the San Diego temple whenever we dnve past it. Wherever the temples are built, they add greatly to the beauty of the neighborhood. We believe that it will be a great honor ld have a similar edifice in our community. The Latter-day Saint people are, tor the most pa.rt, a very law abiding, civic-minded and gener- ous people . · RICHARD ANO SHERRY KETTLEY Newport Beach A temple will enrich our commu- nity in many ways. For worthy mem- bers: 1. It heightens our sense ot eterni- ty and our commitment to Jesus Christ. It reminds us of our divine nature and purpose. 2. It strengthens our moral com- pass in a world of moral decay and confullon. It helps us live with more tntegnty and compassion. 3. It reminds us th.at marriage is sacred and families are eternal A t~ is• place o( refuge and peece. Anything that tnaeases spiri- tuality and~ fuulies will be • polltive lnfluence tn the c:om- mUDlty. STM NIO MMAM• EASTMOND Costa Meea I do noa b 1111'11'8 tbe dty ol New· ~Beech tbould be the aty ol ==:.z--=. knoWD far ... fundenwMI almS· =:;a-:=.:.~~ 0 ---toa.itb9•rmm6 r s --..... '°......,...Ole CIDlillnlc· Readers RESPOND boo of the grandest, largest temple nvctlmg that of San Diego's temple It seems that a more appropnate city m wtuch to construct the Mor· mon's Orange County capital would be either Costa Mesa or lrvme, obes renown for their llberaltsm and open- arm approach to any and all re!J91ous laiths or lack of Smee Costa Mesa IS not known for stockpiling wealth. lrvlne should be the foundabon of choice. lrvme Uunk.s grand and great in all they do: gTeat uruversibes, great schools, great villages, great work centers and great parks. A great tem- ple would bt nght i.n the culturally diverse city. As for Newport Beach, such a temple would sbck out like a sore thumb and should be given a thumbs down by the Ctty Council. RUSSELL NIEWIAROWSICI Santa Ana Heights I beheve a new Mormon temple would have a profoundly posibve effect on Newport Beech for several reasons. Foremost is that it would draw fa.alhful Latter-day Samts from Orange County to our oty for lhe purpose ot worshiping in a manner intended to make them better Chris- tians and urute thetr families U one were to VlSlt any one of the scores of Mormon temples around the world, they would fi.nd beautitul buildings SUITOunded by attractively landscaped grounds. They are indeed a place ot peace and an asset · to any commuruty in w hich they am e&t4 blished. J.OOHAU>n... Coronadel~ Every time the chu.n::b bu ~pa.DI to build. temple, thel8 bu beell oppOIWoi Ilia thcJl9 lri .... sunourdnO cc:iariuldty. Whh· out fall. many of thole crilk'a have come to lats MY tbey W9l'8 amtak- en. ,....... ol tM CllUldl ol Jeall Chrtltt °' ........ .., Slllnll .. built ...... Who ...... l.Alid ... dillil. tD tluMd '. ti .... Cll W01iblp ._..._. .. .....,or thet.r chapels The bwldmg of the Boruta Canyon chapel had its share of cnbcs. Neighbors have smce com- mented on the beauty of that bwld· mg. The beautifully landscdped grounds of the temples of the church are open to the public clnd offer d place of peace and qwet meditation Members of the church de51Ie to be good neighbors. We partiopate m com.muruty ser- vice events. There was a Red Cross blood dnve at that bwldmg Just Uus month. Our genealogy libranes are open to the public for its own person- al research. MUSical concerts are held monthly, and the pubbc IS always welcome. On a conunwuty level. the tempJe can only be seen as positive On the spiritual side. havtng a temple bwlt will add a great splritual d.lmenston to tlus city. Those who will be responsible for the deStgn and cUdutecture of the building are aware of the concerns of the community. Many people who hve m the nearby community are homeowners m the neighborhood, cllld they have no d ue to do a.ny· thing that would detract from the beeuty of Newport Beach WANAWEW Cost.IM It should be .t good t.tnng tor the Orange County commuruty for the followmg reasons • Members ol the Church OI Jesus Chnst of Letter-day Saints male good nelghbors •There will be no ~t U)(.Telllle tn trettic becaUle the facility is going to be heM the me at the Newport Beech stake building ... cent IQ .. and wW probably ICCOlll• modete no more than 100 tndWfduMt et a tame b lbe MCl'ed •f"'ie. IMI Will be madudlld ....... • MoN l*IJle hlD .. cmmmnl- ty at lilrge will becw tamiler WO the,..., ~rr: Mk+ .. MCJr. racm Cllurch •• 1 l1 bl9 to e••pw lor conducting get 1' ogy llll lld&. •lldbeeb11~-_. ilMnd M & • .. I .. . . Al4 Thursday, April 26, 2001 cox CONTINUED FROM A 1 Circuit Court of Appeals: The rumor has sparked con- siderable interest among would-be ·replacements for Cox's seat, which is the most Republican in the state and con- sidered among the safest in the country. The list of hopefuls has become a near who's who of Orange County Republicans. Top possible contetiders include state Sen. Dick Acke~ (R- Tuslin), Assemblyman Bill Campbell (R-ViUa Park} and Supervisor Todd Spitzer. Others who are considering a ruh include former Assemblywoman · Marilyn Brewer, former Rep. Jim Rogan, Newport Beac.ti philanthropist John Crean, state Sen. Ross Johnson (R-lrvme}, Newport Beach Realtor Bill Cote, former state Sen. John LeWJS, Newport Beach physician Don Udall and ... Tustin millionaire Mark Chapin Johnson. -Cox sak1 he is weighing both family concerns and input from constituenls as he works toward a decision. •The feedback I received during the two-week congres- sional recess that I spent in Orange County strongly encouraged me to remain in Congress, and I am certainly weighing that heavily,• Cox said, adding that a decision could be made within the next few~eeks. If Bush does no~e Cox 'Cfhd the congressman accepts,· the roctd t.o con~irmation is paved with a couple 'of Democrats. One of those Democrats, US. Sen. Dianne Feinstein. and Cox will meet within the next week to discuss •a variety of issues,• said Howard Gantman, a spokesman for Feinstein. The meeting wtth Feinstein is potentially important because of an old Senate tradition giving Feinstein and her California col- Already Reduced Warehouse Prices Great Savings Showroom Furniture & Accessories Outlet Ne w and Discontinued Items, One of a Kind Come Early For Best Selection Mon-Sat 1 O:OOam -4 :30pm 2925 Airway, Suite A Costa Mesa, CA (714) 979-6679 - . . league. U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer, the power to approve any judi- cial nominees from their state. This pt'actice, dubbed the .iblue slip" process, is in dis- pute in the Senate now, with Democrats charging that Republicans are unfairly alter- ing the way nominations are band.led. When Democrats controlled the Senate before the 1994 elec- tion, they allowed a nomin,ee to go ahead with the approval . of just one home-state senator. This allowed a nominee by President Reagan. for instap, to go ahead with the OK of a GOP senator. After that 'election, however, the Republican majority changed the policy so just one senator could bold up a nomi- nation -a tactic used most dra- matically by Sen. Jesse Helms (R-North Carolina). who allowed none of President Clinton's nominees from his state to be confinned. Now, Democrats are charg- ing that Republicans are alter- .. Daily Pib . ingtheiprocessbackthewayit BRIEFLY IN will begin at 6 p.m. at the was, denying Democrats the THI IEWS Neighborhood Community political payoff or holding up Center, 1845 Park Ave., Co.ta any or Bush's choices. Event will raise Mesa. Either way, Cox races the The Beek, Teller and TCll8r uphill battle ot not having a funds to help teens families will be honored at 1be Republican senator to back hb y h E 1 / event, which will also include nomination, said Mark The out mp oyment auctions and raffles. Service of the Harbor Area Inc. Petracca, chairman of UC will have its annual fund-rais-YES is a nonprofit org·- Irvlne's Political Science er_ the Roman Feast and zation that assists teenageft.ln Department Charity Auction_ toda_y. learning new skills and firuliDg When word first leaked that }J'be event, themed employment. Bush was considering Cox, •t.egend.9-of the Harbor Area,• Information: (949) 642-83Qf;. Bo~er reacted coolly to the'· ---------------------:- prospect. Feinstein has made no public comment, Gantman said. ,Cox and Feinstein have some political bisto~arly in last year's election,~x had consid ered a run against Feinstein, even moving $900,000 into a Senate cam- paign committee. By the middle of 1999, however, he had given up the idea and transferred the money back to his congres- sional campaign chest. For his part, Cox said it is too early to discuss the possible confumation process. RACE CONTINUED FROM A1· ... the starting pistol, the ve5681.s will jockey for position for the ~t~d. "In this race, there is a lotof strategy, ... McMahon said. "It's •For years, we've noticed getting into the prime position that people ~ve been coming to get clear air.· there faithfully,"' McMah"on This will be McMahon's first said. "We thought i1 would be year calling the race from the good for the local area to have bluffs. That's if you don't count someone answering questions." • the failed attempt last year, The rac;e is scheduled t~ kick when a generator conked out off at noon Friday. but just as McMahon began work- McMahon said there will be ing the microphone. enough activity in the hour McMahon's no stranger to leading up to it to merit some the race-:"The 66-year-old, who explanation. lives in Garaen Groxe. sailed More than 440 boats in 27 in the race himseU in the 1980s c1asSes will line up in three start-with Catalina 30, a boat he · ing lanes for the 125-rnile boat-recently sold. · · ing marathon. 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While the seventh ahnual Newport Beac:h pPen is still in a growth stage, the event featured veteran pros like Fred, Stamey and Ray Carrasco. For players like Stamey, the event is ideal with a $10,000 purse, while being played on an' old-style layout at Newport Beach Country Club. And the Newport Beach Chamber · of Commerce, the tournament organizer, could not have ordered · better weather Richard DUJln GOlf Monday. "1ltis is a first-class event. I wish there were / more tqumamen~ like this out there for guys like me," said 43-year-old Stamey, after finishing tied. for first place witii Mike Fergin at . . 4-und~r 6.7, then • ·• losing in a · ~ three-hole playoff. While the event appears to have_ all the amenities for · the golf pro 'looking to poCket a . grand or two for a day's .work over 18 holes, it is.still coming up.5hort in the player ret!ruitme:6t department. Tue•evedt was also open to,.. amateurs in the mpming round with handicaps U:nder d. as werras other . amateuis and corporate foursome5 in the afternoon with an estimated 200 golfers participating. -· . ... 'Stamey's playoff record the past year dropped to O-:Hollowing Monday's extra three holes . Stam'ey, who lives in Boise, Idaho arid Palm Desert in the winter, is second on the Golde.Ji State"Ibur money list in 2001, but is still waiting to capture a title in a playoff. . · O!J the Tast playoff 'hole Monday, · Steuney's birdie attempt from 24 feet lipped qut, giving Fergin a ~·run ~ wjth a 10-footer, whlch he drained for the win. In February, Starney·lost in· a Golden State Tour playoff at Oak Valley, and last summer at Lop,g Beach lost in another playoff when the winner pitched in for eagle and Stamey missed a three-foot putt for birdie. · , Part ol the beauty o( the event is that it brfngs out players like .. Carrasco, a Toshiba Senior Classic regular and member of the .Europe Senior Tullr, and Stamey. "I'm a bachelor, so I can travel all over to pl~y goU .• " Stamey ,m:d. •From May to September, !_become a S~E GOLF PAGE 85 ' Quote Of 1HEDAY •1 think we just had a few more hones i'I the comil. It was a pit meet between two good propns .. : Biii 5"""1ef', CdM track coach ..,... ftil ... Apri 30 hancne · ~,!!'~ j IYIOI ~ I 7 Sports Editor Rog'er Carlson • 949..57.4-4223 • Sports Fox: 949-65().() 170 • Thursday, April 26, 2001 8 J ·Sea - DON LEACH I DAILY Pit.OT Costa Mesa High's Carlos Ibarra set:Hlie pace as CdM'§ Blake Dillion (left) and Josh Yelsey (far right} maintain th~ pace in,the Pacific Coast League dual meet, won by the Sea Kings. • It's the Sea Kings with too many horses in the corral, take PCL dual finale, 77-59. Tony Altobelli DAJLY PILOT CORONA DEL MAR -Despite some pretty impressive marks and times from the Costa Mesa High boys track team, Corona del Mar's squad believes in that ~fil!ength in num- bers• theory. With talent and depth in a majori- ty of the events, the Sea Kings pulled out a 77-59 win over the Mustangs to wrap up Pacific Coast League dual meet action. "Mesa's got a nice program with some great athletes,• CdM Coach Bill Sumner said. •I think we just had a few more horses in the corral. It was a great meet between two good pro- grams. Nothing gets accomplished in blowout meets. I like these even bet- ter.• The Sea Kings had two double winners in individual events, Tawna- ta Grey and Josh Vesley. Grey won the shot put with a mark of 43-.feet- 43/4 and placed first m the discus with a quality throw of 142-9. "He's just having a good time out here,• Sumner said. "He threw those marks with a sprained index finger on his throwing hand. That's getting better and he should be 100% for the league prelims and finals next week." . Yelsey used his last tuneup before the PCL prelims and finals to 'place first in the 800 meters (2:08.3) and 3,200 (9:41.4.). "We just want Josh lo stay healthy for the big meets corning up,· Sumn- er said. "Today, he was working on certain things and he got something accomplished today. which was very encouraging.• On the Mustangs' side. Louis Day and Josh Strickland took first in two events. · Day was a winner in the high jump (personal-best 6-0) and long jump (19-1), while Strickland won both the 100 ( 11 .3) and 200 (23.6). SEE COM PAGE 83 Sailors share the Sea Hew lead . "" . . • Steen triples, Burlingham avenges first l~agliftdefeat lt> lead Tars, 72-64. • 1Bany Faulkner D AILY f>.!LOT NEWPORT BEACH -While Newport Har- . bor 'High senio.t ,'Amber Steen was scoring points, Sfillors sophomore Arny Burlingham had a score t9 s~ttle Wednesday in a Sea View League girls track and field dual meet against visiti!lg Aliso Niguel. Both helped the hosts earn a 72-64 victory. wbich allowed the Sailors (7-l t 3-1 in league) to pull,1nto a three-way tie for first, heading into next week's league finals. . Steen, a two-time CIF Southem Se~on . Division II cross country champion and the feigning Sea View League champion in the 800 eters,.1,600 and 3,200, won all three of those events: in addition to anchofirJ.g the clinching 1,600 relay victolj'. · ,. Burlinglia,m, who entered the meet unbeaten TRACK AND FIELD this stmg against Sea View competition in the 100 and 200, saw that streak end when Wolver- uie Whitney Harrison bested her in the 100. ·Amy didn't like getting beat in the 100, • Newport girls coach Eric lWeit said. Burlingham, known for her extreme com- petitiveness, admitted she was fueled by anger when she defeated Harrison in the 200, win- rung in 25.6. Burlingham may still have been a little miffed when she took the baton for the second leg of the 1,600 relay. Behind by about 20 meters, she not only made up the deficit, but created about a 10-meter lead, before handing off to Nadja Topalovic, who then passed to Steen, wbo cruised home without a serious challenge. Burlingham's split was 59.2, which matched the winning time in the 400 posted by Aliso's Amy Devine. Though T'weit singled out Steen and Burlingham, he also had praise for several oth- er Sailors. Freshman pole vaulter Amy Stoltz was at the top of that list, supplying a surprising second- place finish with a clearance 6f 8-0. "Things weren't going as well as I thought they might early and I actually thoug'ht we were going to get beaten badly,• lWeit said . "But then we got some points from events we normally don't and, all of a sudden, it came down to the relay.· Topalovic (300 hurdles), Elizabeth Clayton (triple jump), Jill Whitfield (shot put) and Tay- lor Govaa.rs (discus) also won events for the Sailors, who received second-place showings from Lauren Paul (3,200), Patty Vasquez (400), Valerie Day (300 hurdles) and Kristen McClune (high jump). Aliso Niguel had posted the fastest 1,600 relay time in Orange County this season, but Newport prev~ed. DAILY PIL~~ "IGH · S~HO.OL ATHLETE OF THE WE EK . Diamond devotee 11 ., • • .... Mesas. Carlos Franco ' . " ' -. . • Senior's play station is anywhere between the lines, wtiere his pitching and hitting key Mustangs' game. , leny 'f.ulkner DM.Y Pl.OT W;th cherubic cheeks, a •Bambino• physique and th&undless joy eviden't in those for whom the real world ii still ·a premonition, Carloe Pranco pktyl f8g\l)arly in a well·kept sandbox of graa' and dirt, outltned by chalk with a big bump an tbe mklcle. ·tie emvem eilrly uct • frequently CbMed flmD tbe ....... by aw-a. m. dotbing ~by all manner of the pe. And then tblre ... game days. . In lite1a1 terms, Franl!ris a senior standout on the Costa Mesa High buebell teem. "But for thole who have aeen him Cb.row bimlelt chest ftnt into teCODd bueJ or rotate violently Olf the side ol tbe mound. .. tf IUlnndertDg bil body to gravltatklml puD muld edd a lit.de pop to hll ....._n, or c:Nmplil bll cap omo bll beed tn fr\llbilticm wMn the ..... ... .,...... ............. -~, .. ............... ,,,~ .. PNnco'I . ---JIN=•· bis~~~-. SEIFMNCOM8 M • . ' 82 Thursday, April 26, 2001 Vega on schedule • Estancia High junior eyes league shot put title. Stew Virgen oped throughout the season. DAI.LY PILOT •Some people have a lot of COS'l"A MESA _ Two w~ks strength,• Osso said. ·sut, ago, EslanCia High junior Vlo-what it comes dpwn to ls, the !eta Y~ga produced her person· people with the stren91;!1 and al bo~~ in the shot put with a 30-the tecbn1<11;1e are ?etter. loot throw. But that was in Estancia s G_e1der twins, pratuce. ' . . .· Hanni and Jasmme. displayed 1 Th b h did, t t strength and technique against ' oug s e no repea University. Despite battling the , the personal-bes~ 'mark in the \ Eagles' 85-42 Joss . to visiting flu, they ea~b grabbed a ·tirst- Un. · Wed sd h · place, finl.s,bl iversity ne ay, s e 18 Jasmine Geider won the 100 optimistic about her chances in next week's Pacilic Coast meters (12.96), while Hanni League prelirrunaries and finals. Geider triumphed in ijle '200 The prelims are set for Monday (26.86) and finished second in at 2 p.m. at Irvine High. the 100 (13.0). · ·1 practiced during Spring Estancia girls coach Joan Brecik, • Vega said. ·r want to Carlisle said Jasmine Geider get (the personal best) in a reg-was sicker than her twin. ular meet.· · •ao figure," Carlisle said. Vega. who has placed in the The Geider twins, along top three m the shot put and with freshman <:;rystal-Rincon discus m every dual meet Uus and senior Sarah Marx. won the season. grdbbed second in the 400 relay in 53.07, while Uni's shot (27-11 ) and third in the relay team finished in 53.97. discus (79-3'12) agaUlSt the Tro-Estancia senior Liz Huipe jans grabbed first in the 3,200 Last year, Vega earned per-( 12.22.11) and second in the hdps her most substantial victo-1,600 (5:36.58). Eagles sopho· ry when she won a $10,000 more Diana Rosete came in scholarship for her four-page behind Huipe in both races, essay on •A girl has d right to finishing second in the 3,200 express herself.· Her essay was (12:33.76) and third in the 1,600 the best in Orange County for (5:49.0). the Girls lncorpordted competi - Carlisle said a team win was lion. not important and that shooting Th~ season, Vegd expresses for personal bests was the big- herself with power and tech-ger goaJ in preparation for fhe nique. She said she continues postseason. to tmprove despite expenenc-Because of the number of mg some early-sedson mcon-athletes on the Trojans' W:!am. s1Stency. Carlisle did not expect to win. "She has the tendency to "We're used to this,• underesttmate herself,· Est-Carlisle said of the difference in anc1d throwing codch Gabe numbers. "That's why the Osso said I le also noted her upcoming change in league throwmg techruque hds devel-might help us a bit• . MlllllcmlOE •PAT * YAmCI NOAH * scan DAVIS . .,,....,. • ,.. "',,,,., "., .... KM .. u IN.Her ,, ,...... '. . SPORTS DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY DON LEACH Corona del Mar's Kinzie Kramer (above) readies to hand ott the baton. Below, left. Julie Allen dominates ln the 1,600, and below. Costa Mesa's Sharon Day (right) wins the 100 meters. GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD SUMMARIES MCFIC COAST LEAGUE llMYaslTY 85, IEsrANOA 42 100 · 1. J. Ge~ (E), 12.96;.2. H. Geider (E), 13.~; 3 Chung (U), 13.08. 200 • 1. H. Gelder (E), 26.86, 2. Smith (U), 28.07, Chung (U), 28.67. 400 • 1. Mana&n (U), 1 :06.64; 2. Moser (U), 1 :06 64, 3. Valdez (E), 1 :08.8. 800 • 1. Mow (U), 2:28.0; 2. Manaflan (U). 2:28.79; 3. Huipe (E), 2:28.8. 1,600 • 1. Manafian (U), 5:24.1; 2. Hulpe (E), 5:36.58; 3. Rosete (E), 5:49.0. 3,200 · 1. Huipe (E), 12:.22.11; 2. Rosete (E), 12:33.76; 3. Marquant (U), 12:57.0. 100 H • 1. Odell (U), 18.81'. 2. Tran (U), 19.79; ~·Ramirez (E), 20.3. 300 H • 1. Odell (U), 54.15, 2. Tayl« (E). 56.24, 3. Valdez (E). 56.5. 400 relay · 1. Esanda (H. Gelder, J. Gelder, Rincon, Marx), 53.07. 1,600 relay · 1. University, 4:33.37. HJ · 1. Malouf (U), 5-5; 2. Knoesen (U), 4-10; 3. Rincon (E), 4-10. U • 1. R. Kim (U), 14-10; 2. E. Kim (U), 14-5; 3. Matsamura (U). 13-4. TJ • 1. Malouf (U), 35-31/.; 2. Ruth (U), 31-9'1•; 3. Fitzabonls (U), 3o-10. Pl/ • 1. not contested. SP · 1. Mills (U). 29-5''1; 2. Vega (E), 27· 11; 3. Hiiiard (U), 21-5. OT · 1. Mills (U), 111-10; 2. Hiiiard (lJ), 78-1'/1; 3. Vega (E), 79-31/2. M arte COAST L!AGUI COMINA D1L MM t 7, ColTA MllA JI 100 ·1. Day (CM), 12.8; 2. Thayer (CdM), 13.2; 3. Ouff (CM), 13.7. 200 • 1. Day (CM), 26.8; 2. Thttyer (CdM), 27.9; 3. 8. Cummins (CdM), 28.1. 400 • 1. J. Cummins (CdM), 1 :01.5; 2. Claster (CdM), 1 :04.5; 3. Kramer (CdM), 1:04.7. 800 • 1. Allen (CdM), 2:25.4; 2. MorM (CdM), 2:32.7; 3. 8. Cummins (CdM), 2:32.7. 1,600 . 1. Allen (CdM), 5:16.0; 2. Hossfeld (CdM), 5:17.0; 3. IC. Quinlan (CdM), 5:22.0. 3,200 . 1. MeMfWY (CdM). 12:11.9; 2. K. Quinlan (CdM), 12:12.2; 3. Hossfeld (CdM), 12:12.5. 100 H • 1. Mahler (CdM), 16.5; 2. Cluff (CM), 18.8; 3. Dubin (CdM), 19.6. 300 H -1. Mahler (CdM), •9.1; 2. HKlt (CM), 54.4; 3. V. Quint.fl (CdM), S5.4. 400r~·1. Corona del Mar CTNyer. ~Kr.mer, J. Cummins). 53.1. 1,600 rel~· 1. Corona del Mar (I. Cummtm. Mone, ~ J. Cummins), 4:16.0. HJ · 1. Day (CM), W; 2. lr.wner (CdM), 5-6; 3. Kendt1dt (CdM), S.O. u -1. Thayer (CdM). 1~ 2. MltW (CdM), 14-5; 3. Phlm (CM). 14-1. TJ • 1. CWwwy (CdM). ~2; 2.. '*mo (CdM), 29-0; ). Phlm (CM), 27-0. Pl/. 1. c.nary (CdM). teHt 2. *-(CdM). 7-0: 3. Weber (CdM). w. SP· 1. 8. AIM (CM). JJ.M( 2.. ll AIM (CM). J0.10''4; J. H9wtlnl (CdM), 28-111h . OT· 1. 8. Alna ((Ml 1CICHY.; 2: ll NM~ 91-4; 3. Shettl9r (CdM). IM. ..... ~ • &:~n.,.._-. .. 100 • 1. HMrtton fi\U; 2. lurtlllghem (NH). 12.1; J . Jenkins W¢ tu. 200 · 1. 8Uf1inghlm ~ 2. tterftlon(AH), 2S.7; ). ~WO. 26.7. 400 -1. DrMeWO. • 1. ~ CNH>. 1:o2.6: J. ~ CNH>. 1m.s. 800 • 1. Steen .... 2:D. , 1. """°" ~. 2:27.5; J. G.u (AH), 2:JJ.7. uoo . 1. St.-. ..... ,. J. Wlftno (Nf), 5:26; J.,.,. (MO, 5:21. J.200 . t. s...,... a.a: J.,... CNH>. U:OM: w.nno :\'2:11.1. tao". 1. -=~r a. .......... (AH),,,.~).~ (flj 17.7. JOO H • 1. 1i l 4!._t.i J; 0., 0llf). !OA; J, l(.ely (NG, .7. «M>retay ·1.MID -... 1,800 l'Wy • 1. NII''" ...... MMM-""''""""" TopllcMc. ~ 4."Cl6.I. ·~ . .., ... ~ ...... -1 .. ,·~~ u . '· ,_,.,_ tMJ. 11-t'h: J, ls.A. TJ · 1.~ "1sl. Dfc l.c..119111. 1. N · 1. ~ =:., Wlrtno CNt, M. ... :.·.~--mii-.. ~~.N1'" Doily Pilot 11'9~ school J!rl1 TUCK & flELD Sea Ki~gs roll pa:st Mesa • CdM caps off an undefeated PCL campaign with a 97-39 win over Mustangs. Tony .Altobelli DAILY PILOT CORONA DEL MAR -The Co1ona del Mar High girls track and field team put the fil)ishing touches on a perfect Pacific Coast League cam- paign with a 97-39 win over visiting Costa Mesa Wednes- day afternoon. "We've got some pretty good talent over here, that's for sure," a modest Corona del Mar Coach Bill Sumner said. "I'm happy with where we are at this point and I hope we continue to improve through the league finals and into CIF." There were a number of standouts for the Sea Kings, but none managed to pull out three wins like Costa Mesa sophomore Sharon Day. Day took first in the 100- (12.8) and 200-meter runs (26.8) and also cleared 5-feet- 8 in the high jump, he r per- sonal best mark of the sea· son. •Jumping on a quality SUI· face really makes a differ- ence,• assistant coach and proud father Eugene Day said. •1t•s during meets Wee this is when she needs to push because this is easy. When the league finals and CJF rolls around, that's when it gets tough.• • After a disappointing result at the Arcadia lnVlta- tional two weeks ago, Day cleared 5-8 and nearly set a new high mark at 6-0. "She cracked a smile when she cleared 5-8," Eugene Day said. •But when she grazed the bar at 6-0, her eyes got as big as saucers. She knows she can clear that mark and she nearly did it today.• With .the exception of Day and Beverly Aina, who won both the shot put (33·93/•) and discus ~100-7112) ahead of sis- ter, Rachel Aina (30-101/4 and 91-8, respectively), it was all Corona del Mar the rest of the way. Leading the Sea Kings' charge is multitaJented Jaycee Mahler, who won both the 100 hurdles (16.5) and 300 hurdles (49.1), and placed second in the long jump (14-5). It was that second-place showing which drew the attention of Sumner. •1 believe Jaycee will be more effective for us in the hurdles and long jump, rather than the sprints," Sumn er said . •she's only been in three long jump events and she's come in first twice and second once. That's not too sh abby." Corona del Mar junior Julie Allen went about her usual business, winning the 800 (2:25.4) and 1,600 (5:16.0). "She was working on a couple of specific things during her races so ahe got something accompliJbed today,• Sumner aald. Jenny Cummins led a CdM sweep in the 400 (1 :01.5), edging out tMID- matet Laura Clater (1:04.5) and Kinzie KraJMI' (1:04.7) . Another 1-2-3 am.b came in the 3,200 wbeN Seuon Meteney (12:11.8) edged out Katie Quilmn (12:12.2) and Oiada }to.Mid (12:12.5). KftlMltn ~ WU a ..... wlmMir, tAldDO llilt in =-==·~·= .... ~ ,... • "" IOlict ailrk. ......... .-..n•s~w.aa wrz .... ._. •· .. .. ,.... ..... mid:allM. ' Doily Pilot H~'!. school boJ.S TRACK & FIELD Eagles overrun by Uni • The outmanned Estancia boys will take just six athletes into the PCL varsity preliminaries. Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -University High needed four buses to bring its track field and swimnung squads to Estancia Wednesday. More than half was for the track team which overwhelmingly pro- VJded the advantage when the Trojans' boys squad defeated the Eagles, 85-38, in the last Pacific Coast League dual meet for both teams. "That is like our entire student body,• Estancia hurdles coach Steve Crenshaw joked as he watched the Trojans leaving. "Did they bring their whole school? We deal with this every year. The numbers just kill us. 1 cannot recall a meet where we're donunated by numbers and we win." With the PCL preliminanes scheduled Monday at Irvine High at 2 p .m., the Eagles concentrated on just staying healthy, rather than winning, ~specially in the case of SlX Estanoa athletes. ln the league prelims, the Eagles will have Juniors Robert Arroyo and Mario Macias, who compete tn the shot put and discus, M.J.ke Casillas and Enc Lopez in the 1,600 meters and 3,200. Junior Pablo Tanielu will run the t 00 and try to p1lce m the long Jump, while sophomore phenom Humberto Rojas IS focused on the 800 and 1,600. ·we just want to survive/ Estancia distance coach Charlle Appell said of the Eagles' final dual meeL "There are shin splints, the flu ... our perfonnances aren't important. We just want to be able to car- ry through ~o make today valuable and for some to get {personal-best times)." Rojas, Casillas and freshman Jorge Zuruga came through with first-place honors. Rojas won the 800 (2:07 .1) and finished second in the 1 l600 (4:39.91 ), while Casillas crossed first in the 3,200 (10:24.59) and finished lhlid in the 1,600 (4:46.8). Zumga won the triple jump m 39-11/2 and was third m the 200 (24 .49) and the 400 (56.2). Zuruga is one of hve Creshmen who has competed on the varsity level throughout the season. Jason Johnston, Nicholas Koreerat. Panfilo Elias and Omar Montil- lo. along wtth varsity sophomores Kyle Casillas, Abdul Ka1yum and Joey Lmdquist, will get a chance to battle against their own level as they will be placed m the frosh/soph competition for the PCL preluns and fmals. Estancia boys coach Dominic Lakey says the underclassmen should benefit from the change and will certainly have a chance to claim individual titles. "They're not going to qualify for CIF yet, because they are so young" Lakey said. "I'd rather have them run and jump more competitively at their age group. I think we will have some success.• SPORTS Thursday, Ap!il 26, 200 l m T~ wrap up dual-meet crowll •Newport edges 'Aliso, 70-66, to cap unbeaten regular season. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Apparent- ly, there is a mandatory waiting period for success among Newport Harbor High boys track and field coaches. Bob Hailey, who coa~hed the Sailors for 20 seasons (1960-79) did- n't win his first Sunset' League crown until his 13th year, before reeling off six straight. Now, Bim Barry, who worked 10 seasons before finishing atop the Sea View League last year, the school's first title since 1979, is building a streak of his own. "Maybe it just took me that long to figure out what 1 was doing,· quipped Barry, following his Sailors' hard-fought 70-66 Sea View League dual meet over visiting Aliso Niguel Wednesday. The victory completed an unbeaten regular season for the Tar$ (8-0, 4-0 in league), ahd gave them their second straigt\t league dual-meet crown. But it was without tumult for Bar- ry and" his athletes, who won just three of the 1-0 events contested on the track against a formidable band of Wolverines. Senior Chris McMillen, the reigning Sea View t ,600-meter champion, lopped the field in the 800 (t :59.9) and the 1,600 (4:27 .3) He added to a grueling day with a second-place showing in the 3,200, behind teammate Jesus Santana. "Chris was really huge for us,· Barry said. "That's a really long day for him, especially smce tus t ,600 ' and 800 were both quality times.• McMillen, who had not run the three events in the ~e meet pre- viously this season, predicted a pedestrian 3,200, before that race began. As it turned out, the one-two fin. ish in the 3,200 by Santana and McMillen, clinched the team vict.011Y. · The win, however, would not have been attainable without some strong field-event performances by the hosts. Morgan Curtis, a senior, and David Sprenger, a 1uruor, combined to earn 16 pomts in the long and triple Jwnps. Curtis bounded 43-23/4 to wm the triple Jump, a Beamon-esque improvement of nearly two f el over tus previous best "He has good tPChnlqu ·.but he's been injured a lot,• Harbor jumps coach Nowell Kay said •wThe last two weeks off (the Tars had a Sea View bye the week preceding spring recess) helped him get healthy.· • Sprenger was ~cond m the triple (a persondl-besl 42-lOlh), after "winning the long jwnp In 20-91/4. Curtis wa'> c;econd in the long jump (20-3). "Those guy~ were big time.• Barry said Reigning league shot put cham- pion Rion McKmnt!y won his spe- cialty (45-5'1/4). while John PcSC'helt (6-0 m the high 1wnp) ar\d David Marshall (140-7 in the d1~us) were also wmne~ for the Tdr'> MarshaU was also second m the shot BOYS TRACK AND FIELD SUMMARIES f'AOAC COAST LEAGUE CoftoNA DEL MAit 77, CosTA M ESA 59 100 • 1 Stnckland (CM), 11.3; 2. Whrtaker (CdM), 11 6, 3 Collier (CdM), 11.7 200 • 1. StrKkland (CM), 23 6, 2. Powell (CM), 23 7, 3 Del Farite (CdM), 24 1 400 -1 Del Fante (CdM), 53 9; 2 lliescu (CM), 55 0, 3 Stromberg (CdM). 55.6. 800 • 1. Yelsey (CdM). 2.08.3; 2. Dillion (CdM), 2.09 8; 3. Salas' (CM), 2 10.6. 1,600 • 1. Beardslee (CdM), 4:45.3; 2. Hodges (CdM), 4:52 9; 3. Dunn (CdM), 4:54.2 • 3,200 • 1. Yelsey (CdM), 9'414; 2 ~ (CdM), 10'35.1, 2. Ibarra (CM~ 10:30.S, 110 HH • 1 Carpenter (CdM), 17.2. 2 Glyer (CdM). 19.3, 3 Contreras {CM), 20.0. 300 IH 1. Falci (CM), 44 5, 2. Carpenter (CdM), 4S 1. 2 <:ontreras (CM), 48.3. 400 relay· 1 Costa Mesa (Strickland. Powell, Falo, Day). 45 S 1,600 relay · 1. Costa Mesa (Day, lliescu, Stnckland, Powell), 3 38 6 HJ · 1 Day (CM), 6--0; 2. R1ngstrom (CdM). 5-8. 3 Green (CdM), S 6 U · 1 Day (CM). 19-1; 2. lliescu (CM). 17-11; 2 McDarnels (CM), 17 7'11 TJ • 1 Powell (CM), 36-7; 2 Knuppel (CdM). 35-6; 3 Krikorian (CM), 35-0 PV • 1 Turco (CdM), 11-6, 2 Knuppel (CdM). 11-0. 3 Norman (CdM), 10-6 SP · 1 Grey (CdM), 43-4V .. 2. Mc0ueen (CM), 38-1 We. 3 Martin (CM). 37-0'h DT 1 Grey (CdM), 142-9; 2 Barber (CdM), 117-6. 3 Wald (CdM). 105,3•11 f'AORC COAST LEAGUE UNIVERSITY 85, EslANOA 38 100 1 Vik (U), 11 S4; 2. Koreerat (E). 11.88. 3 Vin (U), 11 98 200 • 1 Thomas (U), 24. 1, 2 Keschrumrus (U). 24.3, 3 Zuniga (E). 24 49 400 • 1. Thomas (U), S4.4; 2 Sprague (U), S4 41, 3. Zuniga (E), 56 2 800 1 Rojas (E). 2·07.1; 2. Collins(~). 2 14 0; 3 Young (U), 2 26 12 1,600 • 1 Collins (U), 4:37.82. 2. Roias (E). 4 39.91, 3 M Casillas (E), 4 46 8. 3,200 • 1 M . Casillas (E). 10:24.59; 2. Lopez (E), 10 46 24, 3 Orozco (E). 10:54.55 110 HH · 1 Wang (U), 16.80, 2 Aryama (U). 17 36. 3 Karyum (E). 23 4 300 IH • 1. Illingworth (U), 42. 12, 2. Wang (U). 42 49. 3 Aryama (U), 46.5. 400 relay · 1. University, 46.9. 1,600 relay · 1 University, 3:46. 15. HJ • 1. Jeb (U), 5-1 O; no second or third U 1 Vic (U), 18,81/>; 2. Johnston (E), 17· 10, 3 Tanielo (E). 17 7 DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa High's Bo lllescu lies in the long jump Thursday afternoon. TJ • 1. Zuniga (E), 39·1''2; 2. Koreerat (E), 37-7'1•, 3 Burnett (U), 33-8 PV • not contested. SP · 1 Rogers (U), 45-3; 2 Fred (U). 43.311., 3 Eskandar (U), 38 8 OT 1 Eskandar (U), 131·7'/z; 2. Sedegra111sch (U). 117 1. 3 Gottan1n (U), 96-5 COM CONTINUED FROM 81 • Josh bas really gotten senous the past few weeks,· Mesa Coach John Camey said. "He's put more focus and intensity 10to his events and it's showing with the strong times.· Assistant coach Eugene Day. the father of Louis, was pleased to see such strong marks m his events. "I've really been working wtth h1m on hi)) fonn in the high jump and today, he put togeth- er a great Jump out there,· Eugene Day said. While Day and Strickland earned the load for the Mustangs, a number or dif- ferent Sea Kings were posting victones in various events. Jon-Luke Del Pante placed first in the 400 (53.9), Travis Beardslee won the · 1,600 (4:45.3) and Chris Carpenter took the top spot m the 110 high hurdles (17.2). The Mustangs had md1vtduc:il wms from Bernardo Falci in the 300 mterme- diate hurdles (44 5) and Zack Powell m the tnple Jump (36-7). Mesa also won the 400 relay (Strickland, Powell, FaJa, Day) with a 45.5 and the 1,600 relay {Day, Bo lliescu, Strickland, Powell) Wlth a 3.38.6 "Overall, we dld some pretty good things today.· Carney sd1d. ~we·ve been pretty good in most of our events, but today, some indJVJduals stepped up and performed even better." The PCL prellminanes will take place Monday, beginning at 2:30 p.m. at Irvine High, while the fmals begin at 4·45 on Fri.ddy. SU. VlEW LEAGUE NEWPO«T HAll80ft 70, Auso N IGun 66 100 1. Beece (AN), 10.9; 2 Bourazanian (AN), 11 3, 3 Johnson (NH). 114 200 -1 Paige (AN). 23.2. 2. Johnson (NH), 24 0, 3 Kerns (NH). 24 1 400 . 1 Paige (AN). 50.8, 2. Mudge (AN). 52.9, 3 Peschelt (NH), 52.9 800 • 1 McM1llen (NH), 1 :59 9, 2 Ballens (AN), 2 04 9. 3 Duque (AN), 2 06 3 1,600 1 McM1llen (NH). 4·27 3; 2. Santana (NH), 4 39 2, 3 Mekale (AN). 4:31 1 3,200. 1 Santana (NH). 10-06; 2 McMillen (NH). 10 07 2. 3 Metcalf (AN), 10· 24 110 HH • 1 Mudge (AN). 40 4; 2. Tupy (NH), 16 1, 3 Moyer (NH), 16.3 300 IH • 1 Mudge (AN), 40 4, 2. Moyer (NH). 40.8. 3 Hawthorne (AN), 42 8. 400 relay -l . Ahso Niguel. 43.6. 1,600 relay -1 Aliso Niguel, 3;34.3 HJ • 1 Peschelt (NH), 6-0; 2. Tehrani (AN), 5-8, 3 Bau (NH), 5 8 U . 1. Sprenger (NH). 20-93/•; 2. Curtis (NH), 20-3; 3. Kems (NH). 19 5''1. TJ 1 Curtis (NH), 43.211.; 2. Sprenger (NH), 42-10 /,, 3 Hawthorne (AN), 41 -9. PV -1. Jones (AN), 12-0; 2. Ross (AN). 12·0; 3. Asgan CAN), 11-0 SP • 1. McKinney (NH), 45-5l /•; 2 D. Marshall (NH), 44-9, 3 Rodnguez (AN), 42·S1/1. OT · 1 D M Arshall (NH), 140-7, 2 Fisher (AN), 128 3; 3 Rodriguez (AN), 127·2'/2. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS SWIMMING Mackey, Geehr lead Sailors • Newport Harbor easily defeats Aliso Niguel, 123-47, in final league dual meet. NEWPORT BEACH -Newport Har· bor High's girls swim team capped the Sea View League dual-meet portion of the season Wednesday with a 123-47 victory over visiting Aliso Niguel. Nicole Mackey won the 200-yard indlvidual medley (2:05.25) and l 00 freestyle (52.75) and swam first on two winning relays, while Carly Geehr touched first in the 100 backstroke (1:00.30) and 50 free (25.46), while also swimmlng on two first-place relays. Mackey. Geehr, Jennifer Arrow and Mai Tojima won the 200 medley reloy for Harbor in 1:54.49, while Mackey. Geehr, Arrow and Erin Ball won the 200 tree relay (1:44 .55). Jenna Mwphy, Ashley Parole, Jessica Ball and Tajima formed Newport's win- ning 400 free relay (3:59.17). Other lnd1vtdual winners for the Sailors were Mwpby (2:06.16 in the 200 free), Hillary K&rgas (1 :06.27 in the 100 butterfly), 18jima (5:24 77 in the 500 free) and Arrow (l :08.60 in the 100 breaststroke). The Sallon improved to 7·1, 3· 1 in league. AUlo Niguel fell to 0-7, 0-4. ed on two wmrung relays, while Led.fl touched firs( in the 200 free (1:47.78) and 100 backstroke (57 .86). Andrew Cole, Lean, Belden and anchor Joey Snelgrove won the 200 medley relay (1 :44.77) for Harbor, while Snelgrove, Steven Jendrusina, Michael Vandenberg and Belden teamed for a winning time of 1:33.41 in the 200 free relay. Cole (2:06 in the 200 individuaJ med- ley), Andrew Sinclair (5:27 .95 ln the 500 free) and Brad Dillman (1 :10.34 in the 100 breaststroke) also won individual events for Harbor, wblch improved to 6· 2, 3-1 in league. Aliso fell to 1-6, 1·3. Mesa falls to Mater Dei SANTA ANA -The Costa Mesa High g1rls swim team fell to host Mater Del, 95..66, in nonleague action Tuesday. Erin Bayes wos the Mustangs• lone individual wmner, placing ftrst tn the 5()... yard freestyle. Her time wa not avail- able from the Mustangs' coaching 5taff. The 200 medley relay team, cons11t· ing of Bayes, Wendy Martinovich, Jody Martlnovich and Sarah Douglass, posted a winning time of 2:03.82. The Martinovich silten joined 84yi and Shirley Peng to win the '00 free relay (3:59.05). On the boys aide, the Mustangs lost, Belden, Lean lead Newport to the Monercha. 101-36, but not wtthout NEWPORT BBACH -Ryen Lean and a couple of lint-place times from Mike Peter 8elda won two lndMdual eventl Whltmen. Wednellday M Newport Harbor High'• The Mu.tangs' ltandout woo both th boys swtm e.un cWeaMd vtattng Alilo 200 me c2:02.61) end the 100 butterfly Niguel. 108-51, In ti.Mt...._,, ftnaJ Sea (58.72). View LMgue dual...... CllUen Manball placed M<."Ol1d ln Belden WOD tbe 50-yanl fJwt)1e ti.Mt 100 he (58.•) Ulld lblrd ln tbe 50 (22.55) end 100 free (50.~) ad C»lllpet-.._(no time avdable). • \ ~---------~-~~------------·== CdM girls cruise, 95-56 COSTA MESA -Corona del Mar Hlgh's girls swim team swept all three relays and featured four mdlvidual wm- ners Wednesday as the Sea Kings defeat- ed host Costa Mesa. 95-56, in the season's final Paafic Coast League dual meet. Lauren Powers (2:08 in the 200-yard freestyle), Vivian Liao (25.45 in the 50 free), Kim McKay (1:04.30 in the too butterfly) and sophomore Christina Hewko (1:08.95 in the 100 backstroke) were individual winners for Corona del Mar, which finished 5-0 m PCL dual meets and 7-1-1 overall. Jody Martinovich won the 200 IM (2:19.50) and 500 free (5:38.15) for Mesa, while teammate and sister Wendy Mar- tinovich touched first in the 100 breast- stroke (1:12.90). Mesa's Enn Bayes woo the too Jree (55.03) I c~ boys romp, 125-25 COSTA MESA -Corona del Mar High's Matt Meyer and Marcello Pantu- hano each won two indMdUAI events Wednesday as the Sea Kings defeated host Costa Mesa. 125·25, in a Paclbc: C065t League boys swim meet. Meyer won the 100.yanl freettyle (51.72) and 200 free (1:5'.80), while Pan· tuliano touched firlt ln the 200 mdMd- ual medley (2:13.46} and 100 breatt· stroke ( l :06.46). Gerrett Bowlus (59.12 ln the 100 beck.ltrokel and John Money (24.29 In the 50 free} ., recocded lmprellhe lndividual Wini for CdM, which Improved to 7·2, 4·1 ln the PCL. ·n.. See Kingl will bolt the PCL pre· umlnariea Tuesday and lMgue ftnU M914. SIA VIEW LEAGUl llOYS '*-' .._ 108, A4ao NIGla 57 200 IMdley r~~ I N..-.pott H,rbor (Cole. lHn, Belden -S-..Jgrowl. I 411 11 lOO for" I ~(NH). I •7 71. 2 O.nm.n (NH), 2.08 91. l f1Mlt (NII 2 11 02 200 IM 1 Co.. l"'HI 21>6 00'. l McO""Ot\ (AH), 2 12 U i ~ (NH). 2 17 .Q SO frtt I 8"len (NHI, U SS. l (I••) ~(NH) lll'CI llodt~ (M), 2l Ol 100 fly I G4~ !A"'l 56 S2. l Cot• ("'HI S611. l ,.non (AH) 1ll00 100 frM I l8Mn (NH). SO l<I l M(:(l.mon (AH) SI 92 ) Hwng ()114), » 57 soo,,... I s.nc~" (NH). s.27 9S 2 Annsl10t>9 (NHl. H2ll.) v~o (kHI. 60l l7 lOO fTM rlYy I H.wpott ~ !Sne19row, -\&N V...oenbt<9 lll'CI ~l. I JJ •I 100 biKlt • I le.n (NH). S7 116. l ~(NM). I 07 1) ) ~CAA I 07 .18 100 b<N<t I Oill....,, CHHl. 1 10.)il 2 C""'"""9' CAN.I, 1 1l l9 1 IOMoon (NHJ. 1 u * a ''" relrf 1 Al"° N~. 13299 SIA WW UAGUI QIU ..._ .._ 12l, A4ao ..... 47 200 medley relay I H.wpott H¥bOt <M-!<ey. An°"'I GMtv Mid T•1•ml I Sot·~ lOO forff • I , Mu<phy (NI-!), 2 06 16. l w.tidl (AN). 2.09 )4,) l'•olt (NH) 2 12 12 200 IM I M«t~ (NH). 2 05 25. 1 Tajima /NHI. 2 ll 00. l Anow (NH). 2 2JS9 SO kM I GMlw (NH) lS ~ l ( a.II (NH). 2' •l. J Murphy (NH). 26 82 100 fly • I tt.<QM (NH). I 06 . .z7. 2 Ir"'¥ (lljH) I OI 12. .! tlelden (NH). 1 09 S3 100 lrM • 1 ~(NH). S2..7S. l 0.lmo<at (.AN). S6 69 l I a.ti (Mi). 10012 SOOIT" 1 T11•1NCHH).S2•n.2-w.ict>(AH).S.194,J K•QM(NH) '§'1091 200ffw relay• I Hewpott Harbor (M.cke)I. ( I.ii, Alrow and GMtv). 1 4'I U 100 btc~ I Citetw ~H) I 00 )0; 2 Oelm«el (AH). I 0167, l E a.II~. I 04 09 100 brMlt I An0¥o (NHI. I Ol 60. l Melf (AN). I 16 99, l A.cos~ (AH). I 18 30 400 lrM fel.ty 1 Newpon HMbor ('-lurphv. ,.,... I a.II end TtjllN). ii S9 17 . . 84 Thursday, April 26, 2001 SPOR'IS Doily Pilot I This-is what itS all about • I 11ougb winning matter&, the \naugwal season for the Oro.nge Coast College women's badminton team is all about fun. And that fun couldn't have come at a better time for Kelly Overby. volleyball and had been training io the Orange County Volleyball Club for six years. she said. Overby discovered badminton when she saw a poster advertising for team members, while on campus. Yes, she joined for the fun aspect, but she has come to realize that the sport 1sn't like a recreation game at the abillty to compete without backing down, is whist determines a true athlete. everyone. Sbe al.so shared smile!! with her friends. Five months ago. Overby went through a kidney tranplant. She reali2ed her kidney faiJUJe in October of 1999 and underwent dialysis three days a week. "That's when it really hit me," Overby said of the reality of her fate. "Before, I really didn't know what was going on.• Overby is no stranger to courage . She wanted to play badminton so she could maintain her competitive spirit. That's what's fun for Overby. J Wben·it was time for a team photo, she giggled with glee, capturing the essence of pure joy. Though she is still learning about badminton, her confident satisfaction causes her to appear as if she were a pro. This ls where she belongs. 1bis is. God's will. Today, her eyes light up when she talks about the sport she is learrung and the friends she has made because of it. Then, last November, ~t St. Joseph's Hospital, she had the kidney tramplant. a picnic. • · Steve Virgen COASTERS ' Yet, she takes pleasure in the simple aspects of life. Friends. A new day. And Soon, summer will come and she will experience other activities. She will take·advantage of her new kidney and in the fall she will advance further in OCC sports. M I'm going to try golf in the fall at OCC, • Overby said. . Speed is required. •we have a lot of Laughs," says the easy-going Overby. She never worried about death, much less her next semester at OCC. Coordination is a necessity. lntelligettce 1 cookies. When OCC cruised past visiting San Diego City Friday, 20-1, Overby brought cookies for At CaJvary Chapel High, she played four varsity years of "I just trusted that whatever happened to me was God's will," and technique is what separates the elite from the average players. And like any other sport, courage, r Sea Kings shocked • Too many mistakes for CdM in five-game loss to Timberwolves. IRV INE -VOllEYBAll Too mdny rmssed serves plus too many hitting errors equal one toug h loss for the Corona de l Ma r l l1q h boys voll eyball tedrn. Th£• Sed Kings lost to host Northwood, 12-15, 18-16, 15- 11. 9-15, 15-4, Wednesday m Pdctfic Coast League action. Forrest Mack led CdM (7-3, 6-1 m ledgue) Wl th 30 lulls. wh1.Je Charlie AlshuJer dupped m 19. Setter Evd n Burden paced the offense Wlth 73 ass1Sts to go ctlong Wlth his five lolls and 11 block!.. •Wt th all lus run- rung dround. he must have ran three miles tonight,· Coach Steve Conti said. Mesa falls to Uni c 0 s T A VOllEYBlll MESA -The Costa Mesa I hgh boys volley- ball tedm lost a 15-8, 15-b, 15- 5 Pacific Coast League match to vis1tmg University Wednes- ddy afternoon. ·we played them a lot tougher today than we dld the last tune," Mesa Coach Dave Sorrelli. said. "I wish we had dilolher month left m tht? sea- son becduse we're getting better and better We're dlmost there.· Carlos Jaune and E!J Solis each had sue kills for the Mus- tdng.,. Sorrells was also pleased Wlth the strong defensive play of Gilbert Lan- deros BRIEFLY DON UACH I OAllY PILOT Mesa's Strickland wins 100 in 11.3. He also won the 200. Cleme nte players Wednes- day, but the visiting lhtons won the nine-hole nonJ eague boys golf match, 202-206, at Santa Ana Country Club. . Newport Harbor won the first nine holes earlier in the season, but San Clemente came back to capture the 18- hole series, 404-407. Also scoring for the Sailors were Bre nt Beebe (40), Tom Werbe (42). Miller Akins (42) and George Hanold (43). Kush shared medalist honors with San Clemente's Sean Miller and Mike Nuno. The Tars play their finaJ Sea View League match today against Aliso Niguel a t El Niguel Country Club. Sea Kings fall N E w p 0 R T GOLF BEACH -The Corona er CdM scorers included Brad Chamberlin (39), Alex Chiko- vani and Tun Frohling (41 each) and Robbie Fry and Colby Hackett (42 each). The Sea Kings will wrap up Pacilic Coast League play at NBCC against Costa Mesa today at 2:30 p.m. Eagles fall in three c o s TA VOLLEYBALL MESA -The Estancia High boys volleyball team dropped a 15-1, 15-2, 15-5 Pacific Coast League d ecision to VlSiting Laguna Beach Wednesday night. Mtke Phan led the Eagles with seven kl.lls. while John Lindsay added sue. Sette r Don Phan came through with 27 assists. NEWPORT BEACH LITtl'lE LEAGUE Diamondbacks nip Yankees • Colton's two doubles h elp spark 4-3 victory. Scott Collon had two doubles to lead the Diamondbacks to a 4-3 win over the Yankees in Newport Beach Little League Majors Division action Saturday. Youth SPORTS In addition to Cotton's offense, Grant Heffernan, Greg Carte and Cameron Black came through with clutch hits, while CurUs Converse anchored the defense. Garte was strong on the mound for the D-Backs, pitching a complete-game gem. The Yankees were Jed both on the mound and at the plate by Vinnie Saint John. In other Majors Division a ction: • GIANTS 5, RED Sox 4 -Danny Moskovtts and Phllllp Bannan provided enougb strong pitching to lead the Giants over the Red Sox Monday. On offens~ Bannan came through with a single and double, while Kevin Dearen added a single, an RBI and two runs scored for the Giants. Other Giant offensive weapons included JafJer Kattan, Kevtn Kottke, Tommy Hutchison and Nick Taylor. In AA Division action: • Dopcas 10, CARDINALS 8 -Dodgers' pitchers Jarrett Logan, Nick Flamson and Kyle Danese combined for nine strikeouts to lead the Big Blue to a win over the CardinaJs. Chris Burke, Karl Fletcher, Gustaf Hellmer and Carter Taylor combined for eight hits and seven RBis for the Dodgers, while Francesco Impagllazzo and Chase Nugent combined for four runs scored. The Dodgers were Jed on defense by David Welland. • MARINERS 10, BRAVES 2 -The Mariners used strong pitching and eff'ective hitting to defeat the Braves Tuesday. Alex Maln1how had two triples to spark the M's oUense, while pitchers Doug Wilt and John Chrtsttan combined to strike out nine Braves. Matt Ruiz, Mitch Gardner, Anthony Mainero and Alec Pas- tre eacH bad key hits for the Mariners, while Alex Weddle, Zac Cabin and Trevor McGhJe anchored the defense. The Braves were Jed by Connor Gaughn, Peter Fraaza, Kevin Pinelli and Collln Krahe. NEWPORT HARBOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION Dodgers edge Braves, 14-13 The Mustangs will play at Northwood on Fnday. begm- nmg at 3:30 p.m. del Mar High boys golf team fin1 shed its 18-hole match with Woodbridge and lost, 396-407. The finaJ nine holes (won by the Warriors, 197- 200) were· played Wednesday at the Newport Beach Coun- try Club. WEDNESDAY'S DEEP SEA c~ Landing . 2 boats, •Trailing, 11-5, Dodgers regroup and pull it out. 19 anglers. 61 sculpln, 32 sand bass, 12 rockfish, 7 calko bass, 2 whitefish, 1 sheephead. Trito ns top Sailors SANTA ANA GOLF D•v•y's Locker -6 boats, 89 anglers. 7 white sea bass, 58 calico bass, 40 bonito, 19 sand bass, 6 barracuda, HEIGHTS -Newport Harbor H1yh's Daniel Kush shot 3-over-par 39 to share medalist honors with two San Nick She rman was lhe medalist with a 2-over-par 37 for the Sea Kings (1 2-5). 0 th- 4 halibut. 143 rockfish, 127whitefish,120 Spanish jack. 19 sheephead, 16 sculpln, 6 sole, 1 ling cod. 74 blue perth. FRANCO CARLOS FRANCO "We wanted to use the tournament to try to get Carlos a few (pitching) innings to keep him sharp,• Bauermeister said. CO NTINUED FROM Bl rommerc1al for the grand ol' game dndlor for laundry detergent. "He en1oys being on the held a nd everytlung that goes with it.· said Costa Mesa Coach Kuk Bauermeister, whose dinner has sometimes gotten cold due to Franco's persistent pleas for 10 more ground balls, or one more round of batting practice. ·He could lake BP all day long and he could field ground balls forever, " added Bauermeister, who not only indulges Franco's obsession, but inspires It. ·1 was really bad my freshman year,• Franco recalled. •But as a sophomore, I stayed after practice a lot with Kirk and n ox (former Mesa assistant Paul 'Th>xel. who died tragically dunng Franco's sophomore season) • and they helped me a lot. Ruben Mancilla (a seruor star on the 1998 Mustangs) 8lso helped me a lot. He was a great role model.• Franco is now a role model for his teammates. He plays first base with surprising agWty, is productive offen91vely m the deanup spot (hJtting .306 with one homer and 17 RBls heading into Urls week~and is ~oned to the mound ln the late innings, whenever the garn is on the line. ln.171/3 i.nnlnga pitched through April 18, he was 4-2 wtth thr aaves, with a sparkling l .62 ERA and 15 strtkeout.s. Jn three Pride of th Cout Tournament victories last week, Franco flamed two wins and a aave on lhe mound. H fanned six in four innings and did not allow an earned run. He also w nl 4 tor 10 with three RBis, lndudtng the gam -winning RBI single April t? aga1nlt Santa Ana Valley. Por h1I efforts, h la th Daily Pt.lot Atfllet of Uwt Week. Franco, who started a handful of games the last two seasons, but works best in relief, said he relishes taking the ball when the stakes are extreme. •I just rare back. try to blow people away, or at least get some ground balls," he said. •My arm fell good last week. Since I onJy throw about an inning every game I pitch, my arm never hurts.• Though he has average velocity, a late-breaking curveball, above-average command, and a thirst for competition allow Franco to gel the best of most prep hitters. •He bas the mentality of a closer, which ls hard to find,• Bauermeister said. "Carlos has a Jot of confidence in bimsell, and we hisve a lot of confidence in carlos. ·Hts breaking ball is hard for hitters to pick up and he can throw It any time in the count for a a;triku. And when hitters are · loolung for that breaking ball, it makes his fastball quicker.• Franco, an All-Newport-Mesa District and second-team All-PacilJc Coast League performer last spring, has savored his three varsity seasons. He believes this year's team can rival the '98 Mustangs' run to the CIP Southern Section Division IV quarterfinals. And though roindlul tho clock ls winding down on this &pedal time 1n his life, be said he will olwayt pursue his diamond pe,.lon. •1 may try to play for a community college nf>xt year,• h aald. "It'• hard to lmagtne not bemg able to play bo bell anymore. But when that bappena, l'O probably play softball." And play and play and play. The Dodgers used some Late-inning magic to defeat the Braves, 14 -t:l, in Newport Harbor Baseball Association Bronco Division (ages 11-12) action. Ian Goodwin came through with four hits, while Jarrett Daniel added three hits and scored the winning run for the Dodgers. , RJ. D'Cruz came through with two hits and three runs scored, while Trey LaGrandeur, Chase Behr, Dan Wln.kle, Alan Orozco, Jerry Whitney and Eric Paine each added key hits. The Dodgers' pitching staff was led by Daniel, D'Cn.tz, Jake Dayton and Robert Tumlin. The Braves were led by John Swift, Niko Hernandez, Troy Seeber, Armando He rnandez, Preston Davey, Justin Jones, Zack Tegel, Brice Jardine, David Holmes and Michael Puncel. In Mustang DiVlSion (ages 9-10) action: • OODGEllS 10, YANKEES 4 -Garrett Mclloberts went 3 for 3 with a double, while Justin Cotham went 2 for 2 to lead the Dodgers over the Yanks. Chrts Griffin added two hits, including a double and triple and drove in three runs for the Dodgers. The Yankees were led by Justin Todd, who bad two hits and played solid defense. • RED Sox 12, CUBS 6 -The Red Sq~ were led by Alex Rios, who went 4 for 4 with a double, two triples and four RBis, and Ryan Albert, who bad a single, triple, two RBis and three runs scored. Randall Hause provided a timely hit for the Red Sox, while Luke Fischer scored three runs. Red Sox pitchers Eric Holland, Rios and Albert combined to strike out 13 batters, while Bobby Okvtst, Jesse Hickey and Sean Mangano come through wttli timely defense. The Cubs were led by Gabriel Gomez and Michael McKay. In Pinto Divisloo (ages 7-8) action: • For the Braves, ln their matchup with the Astros, Jake Blade. Zack Beauclln. Rick Sullivan. Aaron Newman. Luke Dawson, Steve Depgbamen and Colton Jec:bon each contributed to the tea.m's success. Angels win a pair in PONY action •The Angels roll, 21-5, and 13-9. The Angels' offense exploded for a couple ol big wins lost w~k in Newport Harbor Baseball Alsod4tion Pony DtV1Sion (ages 13-14) action. Eddie Pinela. JUltln Miranda and Abdon Ortega each ripped home runt ln the Angels' 21-5 win over the Diamondbackt. J.T. IOaf had three bits, whlle lV8D _.._added two doublet for the Angels. The defame wp led by Sine ~MIU h...-..lotla Cnand S.... lcan. Miranda, Ortega end Pinelo again sparked the on .... t.n the Angfk' 13-9 wtn over the Brevea. • Plnela. Ott..i• and King lbu9d tbe pltchmg ctuu. and maneoed to fight ott the Breves. unLE LEAGUE Cardinals take care of Diamondbacks •Morley, Van Geem shut down D-Backs in 7-3 Majors triumph. The Cardinals used effective pitching from Tim Mcrley and Evan Van Geem to defeat the Diamondbacks, 7-3. in Costa Mesa NationaJ Little League Majors Division action Monday. Morley and Van Geem combined to strike out 11 , while Eddie Tomasek spaiked the offense with three runs scored. Van Geem helped tus own cause with a single. double and two runs scored. while Starnes Arnold, Daniel Freeman and Peter Frydendall also added key hits for the Cardinals. On defense, Garrlck Wllllams and Chris Falbo stopped 0 -Back rallies with strong play. In Minor 8 action: •A's 11, MARLINS 10 - Despite the loss, strong play was provided hy Marbns' standouts Jacob Wach.man, James Wanbaugh,Jobnny Valdez, Joshua Rydlng, Bryan Guzman, Joshua Emo, Julian Valdez a nd Johnny Valdez. HOOPS Youth team to be honored by City. of Costa Mesa The City of Costa Mesd Parks, Recreation Factllties & Parkways Commission will honor Rea Elementary boys Division A basketball team with a sportsmanship award May 2 at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall. The award was earned at the Southern Califom1a Municipal Athletic Federa- tion (SCMAF) Youth Basket- ball Tournament, held March 24-25. Rea's team and fans were selected lor the sportsman- ship honor by the SCMAF tournament organizers and olfidals. COLLEGE SOFTBALL Lions swept AZUSA -The Vanguard University softball team dropped both Golde n Stale Athletic Conference contests to host Azusa PacUic, 3-0. and, 8-2, Tuesday afternoon. In the opener, Uon s' pitch- er Gina Uebengood beld the Cougars (38-15, 18-6 ln con- ference) to only two hits and allowed no earned runs. But Azusa Pacific parlayed five Lions' errors Into three runs. In the nightcap, RBI hits by Jessica Thompson and Erin Gomez gave Vanguard (33· 19. 12-9) a 2-0 lead early, but the Cougars rallied for lour runs ln the third and fourth innings to prevail. Andrea Saucedo and Celi- na CamarUJo each hod two hits tn th second game for vu. ' ..._._MM.me car a1a1 --PAaN:), v ........ 0 v~ 0000000 02s A.luM P.clfk 200 001 11 • ] 2 2 Uebeogood and lolle; Dorow ~ s.luar. w · Dorow, 22·5. L • Uebet igood, 1a.t. Mu PMMc .. ¥ ...... 2 Vanguerd 020 000 0 • 2 t 1 ANY Pedft( OOUOh ·I I 0 ~ UtbeligiOOd CJ), Mis (6) iiirid We; DoroW ... s.a... 9'1dd9(t.).w • .,..u.s.; L·=·· ..... (Nit. W-(Ni). • • Uf' I I M'lil wt. Doily Pilot GOLF Thuoooy, Afril 26, 2001 BS DAILY PILOT PHOlOS BY DON LEACH Costa Mesa's Bryan Saltus (left) leans Into a big drtve during the Newport Beach Open Monday. Above, Steve Woods hits from the bunker at No. 8 at Newport Beach Counby Club. CONTINUED FROM B 1 will miss this year's men's dub championship at Santa Ana because of his daughter's wedding May5. comment, is a four-time Santa Ana dub champion who has woo three straight. "l practiced a lot until about age 30, then work and family took over. but for some reason I've been able to hold onto (a consistent game),• Veitch, 47, said in July. "(I've been able to win tournaments) even with a minimal amount of practice and minimal amount ~f playing. I don't know why." Costa Mesa pro Bryan Saltus, who captured the first Golden State Tour event he entered Uus year at Western Hills Country Club, hrushed tied for t.lurd at 3-under 68 m the Newport Beach Open. Costa Mesa pro Darren Ernst also ued for Uurd. gollers and proceeds lo net approximately $150,000. Chtldhelp USA was founded in 1959 and is dedicated to the treatment. prevention and research of child abuse and neglect Detatls: (949) 589-2770. nomad. I go everywhere.• "For Chris, family always comes first,• bis wife, Irene, said Wednesday. •He missed golf tournaments a lot in the past and was not even able to play in Santa Ana Country Club championships fo r years because he was doing Indian Guides and things like that. He's just been free the years he has started winning.• Chris Veitch, the reigning men's club champion at Santa Ana Country Club, won low gross for amateurs at the Newport Beach Open, shooting even-par 71, Rich Saul, the former All-Pro center for the Rams, is hosting the 19th annual Childhelp USA Celebrity Goll Classic May 16 at Pelican Hill Goll Club. The Costa Mesa-based Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation is hosting its Links to the Cure Golf Tournament May 3 at Coyote Hills Goll Course in Fulle rton. Details (714) 957-9157. Newport Beach's Mike Giddings won low net (69), while Boyd Martin of Santa ~ Country Club was second low net (7 1). Veitch. who played in a golf tournament Wednesday in Los Angeles and was unavailable for Veitch won 1998 and '99 Newport Beach Open amateur titles, then did not play in 2000. The Orange County C hapter of Chtldhelp USA, based m Newport Beach, is expecting a full held of Veitch. who played in the inaugural Jones Cup last summer. Seems like Veitch wins whenever he shows up. • RIOtAIU> OUNN's golf column appears every Thursday. SCHEDULE TODAY • lllaseblll I Empire Conference hammer finals at Orange Coast. 2 p.m. •Swimming Registration for players, cheerleaders College -Vanguard University at The Master's College, 3 p.m. Community college men and women -Orange Empire Conference Finals at Saddleback College, 9:30 a.m. preliminaries, 3:30 p.m. finals. • NMJAAF: May 5 and 12 at Lincoln Elementary. Por football questions, call Jim McGee at (949) 640-8505. For cheerleade r information, call Donna Martinez at (949) 721- 0957. Community college -Santa Ana at Orange Coast. 2 p.m. • Softbllll NEWPORT BEACH -Registration for the upconung New- port-Mesa Junior All-American Football season will take place May 5 and 12 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Lincoln Elementary.'s multipurp<>Se room. High Khool -Tustin at Newport Harbor, 3 p.m. High school -Laguna Beach at Corona del Mar, 3: 15 p.m.; Estancia -at Costa Mesa, 3:15 p.m.; Irvine at Newport Harbor, 3:30 p.m. AYSO Region 57 registration information .NEWPORT BEACH -AYSO Region 57 will have its regis- trabon Saturday from 1-4 p.m. at Lincoln Elementary. • VoUe~ll High school boys -Corona del Mar at Estancia, 3:15 p.m.; Woodbridge at Newport Harbor, 5:45 p.m. • Golf High school boys -Corona del Mar vs. Costa Mesa, at Newport Beach CC. 3:30 p.m.; Aliso Niguel vs, Newport Harbor at El Niguel CC. 2 p.m.; Estancia vs. University at Rancho San Joaquin GC. 2:30 p.m. Player registration is $220, which mdudes all eqwpme nt, a game jersey, a trophy, insurance and a physical exam. CheerleadE!r registration is $110 per player, which mcludes a trophy, insurance and a physical exam. Another opportunity to sign up will be May 8 from 6-8 p.m , also at Lincoln Elementary. •Tennis High school boys -Newport Herbor at Aliso Niguel, 3 p.m. New players/cheerleaders are asked to bring a proof of res- idence and an original or certified copy of a birth certificate . Registration is $75 per player. After May 8, the fee is $150 per player. For ad~tional information, check out the region's Web site at www.ayso57.org. • 1\'ack •nd field Community college -Orange Practice begins July 30 at Corona del Mar High. I WMnall I MUC--11 ~--1 _1 --I ...... , I wmTml I wmraal _I -·-·_I I ~ml Flctltlou1 Bu1lneu Thomes Oonatelll. 8111 Flctltlou1-Butlneu duded by: e general F1ctttloua Bualnea1 Coast. CA 92657 dent Flctltlou1 Buslnes1 Actltloua Butlneu ~ Nam9 State"'9nt Promoncory Dr West, Name Statement pertMflhip Name St11fement Tl'is businesa ii con-Thia statement was Name Statement Name Si.temerrt This 1>u11ness is con- The following persons Newport Beech, CA The fol~ peflOl'll H111e you alerted The tat~ dueled by. en lndMduel filed with the County The following pet'SOOS The lollowlng pe<tont dueled by an llldMduaJ ere dOlng busfness as 92860 1,1 doing bulinels ae· doing bueil-. yet? No .,. doing u: Have you alerted Clefk at Qqnge County 8,1 dOlng business .._ .,. doing ~ u Have you started Hubba Hubba In-Kent Alexander. 2'48 SoCal Netwent, 2782 Auee Medlin ANI, 3345 Newpor1 doing buaineu yet? on 04t03/2001 Ae8ldenll1I Mortgage Californi. LongbOlrdl. doing OUllfleSS yet? No du1trlt1, 2166 E. Rochester, •C. Costa Mendoza, Costa Mesa, Thie statement was Blvd., Suitt 21'4, New· Yn. 1998 2001H60305 Corporation. 3700 S 856'4 Hemilton Ave , Gtmwune A Jacobs- Oceanlront. Newport Mesa. CA 92627 CA 92626 filed with the County po11 Beacti, CA 92663 Cerole Hennnay Dally P!lol Apf 5. 12, 19. Susan St. Suite 250. Huntington e..cti. CA Teylor Beach, CA 92661 This bulinesa Is con-Kurt Dal/id Christen-Cleft( ot Orange County Nlcole Crl1tlne Thia statement wae 26. 2001 Th917 Santa Ana, CA 927()11 926'46 This statement wa1 Peter Je11my ducted by: a general Mn. 2782 Mendoza, on 0~1 ... 0012 Pearaon, 33'45 Newport ~:'''Or~~= MortgagHtcom, Inc Alan L OofNy, 856'4 filed wllh the County Jacobson. 2166 E pertnerahlp Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Blvd .. Suh• 21'4, New-. ..,-Fictitious Bu1lneS1 (NV), 3700 S Su11n St., Hamilton Av•, Hunt-Cte~~'r County Ocllnlront, Newport Heve you alerted This business 11 con-Daily Piiot Apf. 5, 12, 111. po11 e.acn, CA 92e1e3 on ().41()312()()1 Name Statement Suite 250. Santa Ana. 5acn, CA 92&46 on Beactl. CA 92661 ~~.r.fi? No dueled by: Ill ~ 26, 20()1 Th897 This bu81ne11 la con-20018880315 The following Pll'IOnl CA 927().t • 210.Cedar ~Polol 2:"~?·~: Sara Alahl, 2166 E. Have you started F1ct1tJou B·-• dueled by: en lndMduel Daily Pilol Apf 5, 12. 111, art doing butlness ae· Thie bualnest ll oon-BMc:h, CA ....,....... Oceu1lront. Newport This at11tm1nt wu doing buA'lesll yfl4? No I ...,,,... Have you 1t1rt1d 26. 2001 Tt!914 The ~igh1 Step Re· dueled by 1 oorpo111loo 92663 26. Y 3. 2001 "'""'"' e.acn. CA 92661 filed with the County Kurt Dal/Id Christen· Name Stdlment doing bullnell yl(? No Fictitious Bullneal cov.ry Housing. 17385 Have you started This bullnNI 11 oon-Fictitious BuilneH Thl9 bulineM ts con-Oelll ot Orange County sen The lollowlno P8flOOI ~lcole Crl1tln• Name Statement Santa Lucia. Fe>11nt11n doing ~ 'lfl(1 No duded by 1 general Name Statement dueled by I general on 03'30/2001 This statement WU If• doing ~ u : P11rson Vally, CA 92708 Mortoagees com. Inc. pet1nerahip partnership 20011M0002 filed with the County Cabnllo St. Heir Re-Thie ltlltrnent w11 The lollowlng pe<eons DOUjllH E Moen, Sulin 0 Meze, All't Have you started The ~ Have you slarted Delly PllcC AtK 5, 12, Ill, Cleft( ot Orange County ltNI. 130 CabriAo St., filed with tM County ••• doing buslnela u 2339 College Dr .. Colll Secretary doing ~ )'It? No ere doing • dolnQ ~ yet? No 26. 2091 Th893 on 03l30l2001 Colla Mela. CA 92627 Clertt ot Orange County Hydrecoach, 3'4383 M991, CA 92626 Thia at1terMnl was NM! L Oot..y Alpine Cleaners & J>eter Jeremy Flctltloui Bualnell 20018880013 Debor1h Spigner. on 04/03l2001 Dana Strand Rd , IA, Th•• business It con-filed with the County Thie 1tetement wu ~~~. '·s!~ ~11 J1cob1on Heme Statement Daily Pllol AfJ' 5, 12, 19, 1182'4 Gloxlnla. Foun· 20018NOS17 Dana Pm. Ca 92e29 dOclld by an indMdual Oelll ot Orange County filed w1th the County Thia atetement. was 26. 20Q! TI!896 IUl Vdty, CA mos ~Ploe AfJ'. 5, 12. 19, Hyd08 11c111oacStrh _JCAdA), H111e you ster1ed on <Ml03l2001 OM at ~ County ~ ~ 9262:Jo filed with the County Tiie loltowing persona Thie bullneee 11 con-~1 Tb910 3'4383 .,.., doing business yet? No 2001ueosoe on ~1 Y -n, Clerk ot C>fange County are doing buefnesa 11 Flctltloua BullneN dueled by. en lndMdual :~529Dane Point. CA OoUglas E Moen Dally P1lol AtK 5. 12. 19, 20011H0120 =ni ~7 Costa on 03/30l200I Poseidon Yac~ S•N· NenM SUtement Have you atarted Flctttloua Bualnesi Thi b sl 1 This s11temen1 was 26. 20()1 Th9!6 o.11y PloC AfK. 12, 19, Thia business ,, con- 20018860010 loea. 2283 Paci Ava.. The following peraont doing bu1lne11 yet? Name Stat.ment • u neu • coo-tiled with the County Flctltloua BualneN 26. Mey 3. ~! 00~ dud ...,_ lndMdual .......... Ptlol A4>I 5 12 19 •A. Costa MUI, CA ........... busine Yu, 9/2000 dueled by: I corporetJon Clelt< "' Ofange CoYnty Id v, en i."2ooJ · · 009 92827 ere """'ll 11 ae: Oeboreh Spigner The fol~ Have you •tarted on 04t03/200l Name Statement Rc:tttlou9 Bualne98 Heve o;ou 111rt1d Anthony Ray 2~~r.de'~1 T°';f.~': Thie staa.m.nt wae are doing u : doing bullrlMI yee? No 2001ueo304 The 1o1tow1ng pereona Heme 8"•ment lbng bullnela Y9C1 No Flctltloua Bu1lneS1 Name S&ctiamant The loltowlna persone .,. doing~ ... AA MarQting Coneut- 111"1 843 N Redondo Dr £aat, Anetlelm. CA 921()1 Adam Romo, 8'43 N. Redondo Dr. E111, Anltltlm. CA 92801 Thie bualnesa i. con- cluded by. an lndMdual Ha11e you etarted doing bu1lne11 yet? Y4!1J 3/lr'Ol AOll'll Romo Thll atetement WU fifed with the County Clertt at 0..nge Coll'lly on 03l30l2001 20011M0001 Oely Pl1cc ""' 5, 12. 19, 2!!. 2001 Tb89 ! Flctltlou• lua4neM Name ltMement The loaowlno penona are doing ~ ae: Bl11on Enttrpt1111. 1902 Slerre Vlata Dr., TUIM, CA 9278().5239 Lewll ArtOrew Bluon, 1902 Sierra VI•••· T Ullln, CA t:l180-5239 Thit bUtlnMI .. ~ dlded by: en ~ Hen yex1 •farted dOif'9 ~~No L.-Arrdlft Biiion Thie tlMtfMnC ... flltd """ the ~ OM GI OrliftOt ~ on 03t'3IW001 ... , ...... ~"'°' •· a. 12, 11, ~· lllR ~~~t = ':,:.c1:, ~~6 Coat• Mfll, CA ~ :"er!;.= :~e·=· ~ d~a°rJ.lna. Prffl· ~.'®~ AQf 5 • 1~\~ ": 1~~~ ~~· r!= w:•:::=eouw:.; Jamea F Alklnlon, on 03.'3C!r'2001 "° Seflllcel. B ) 111 Pr•· Pead! ,... Glfla. 135 Cleric Orange County This bullne .. It oon-2871 Alanzo Lane, 2001Me0011 92 1am1 This Sla1ement Wll F1ctltloua Bualneaa enoe Morlg9ot, 3700 S E Roctleater te1, on ~1 dueled by an lndrAdual Colla Mell. CA 92629 Deily Pilol AfJ'. 5, 12. 19, 1:ra..v=-0r1ve: tiled With the County Name Statement Sc.en St.~ 1250. Senta COiii Miia. CA 92927 200ttMOl23 d:,:v• bu~~~ • .''1~.~~ Thie buslMM 11 con-26· 20Qt 1b890 152H, COlll Mela. CA ~ ~arwr County The 1~ peBonl ~A !l210ot Inc Jecquelyn c e.-11, ~ Pilol Af1' 12, 111 Y11, IOitCl77 dOcled by. 11'1 ~ Flctltlout ........ 92820 ~ 20018NOMI arepdoing bulir.-s I , .. {NV). =r:,, St, 135 E. AocNeter IC1. ~y 3. 2901 Th929 Anthony Rey ..J!!11:U.,":'. ~rtNoe TheName l&clllment Thie II con-Delly PloC AfJ', 5, 12. 19, ower out ona, 1250. Santa Ana, CA COiii Miia. CA lli2e27 ~-B·-•~-Mlcke•·-""""' ,_, duded hw: en 2!!. 2001 Th915 18'458 Bol11 Chica. "27'" Thie ~ ii con-.-... uuuv. --...,,, JarM1 F. Alldnlon folloo#lna '*"°"' Ha111..,..you 1tart1d -------UO!, Huntington • ~ elided by: en lndMcMil N9tM Statement fil~hle W:e'~,:"'ho:ntyae Thie etatement w11 .,. doing ~ • dol"" bvllne11 yet? F1ctttloua Buatneaa BNch, CA 92&49 Thl8 bullnell 11 con-Ha111 you 111rted The follc>Wlng pereon1 tlled wittl the Coun"' Emplfe Pllntlng Com-... ""-~ -m-nt "·ttle N~~ 16982 dUcled by 1 corpo1doli """-... .....__ ....., .._ .,. = .__,____ -· Clertt d Orange CounlY ., pan 183 8ri8lwood VII, 3118/'2001 ,_...,. --..... -_.., H11t• 'JOU' started ...... "' ..,..._ ·-· ._ ..._._ -on 03130t'2001 CCertc ot Orenge County Irv y, · Menny Yeroueha.laml The following pertona VIII•, Huntington doing bulln9M y«? No Jecquelyn Calwell Hydra 1qn Tectmo1o- I001NI0001 on 03l30l200f Nine, CA 92904 Thie attrnent Wll .,. doing bueilMa 81; Beach, CA 926'49 Moftgegffl com. Inc. Thi• ... ..,,.,. Wll t" 112-A 39th SI . Dally PllcC""' 5, 12, 111, Dally pp, ..... ~151MOOOt12 1" ~~n·~:., ~ filed Wltll the County ~ Spe Hair & n.~~ Mce.F_ .... ~ v'!~ D1r1ene Ward, PNll-~ ~Or!:.~ Newport Beach. CA 2Q. 20()1 Tb894 20,}oo""' .,... • • •· IMne, ~ 92604 Clertt ot Orange CounlY Neil. 1000 EelC ""4*111 ......,..., .,.,._, -1· dent ,,_,. "' l200( -ftr 82183 1 Tb09e This buelneel .. con-on ~1 HWy, •A2. BrN, CA CA ........ ~.~--IS con-Thie statement Wll on 04'0ll200 .. , ..... ,. Denl t l J~ Flctltloua Bualnn• ...,,_ Statement The tollowlno pereone ere doing~ II Preventive Health Medlcel Group, 380 Sen Mlgl'9I Or1Ye, Suite 208, Ne11rport Beach. CA 92660 All A. Aaflfjoo, MD. A Profeealonal Corpo· rellon, (CA), 360 San Miguel OrMi, &Ille 280, Newport Beach, CA 92HO Thie bullnHI II oon- OIJded by I corporellon Have you alerted doing bullne11 yet? v-. &'14/2000 M R ,....,, MO, A Profe11lonel Cor~- rlt!On All A AaflttOO, MD, Prnldenl Thie l18tefMl'l ... llled wlltl the COUfl1y aer. GI 0rM0t Courl1Y on 03/m00t lt01Mllt11 ;i.-,.. •· a, 1IN:I Bual ~ by. lndMdull I001Mt0SU 12421 11-...,.._ filed wlttl the County Kaiczmar9k. 112·A .....,, Flctttloua nMI H · .,.. •tarted ~Plot AfJ'. S, 12, 19, Fred Boote M1tt.r. dueled by. • general QM of 0renge ec.ny ~ AV 12, It, Sl, ~ BMch. °" ....... 9tMament IYI ,ou ~I Tl'f20 3e10 So. 01mHy, partneretlp on 04'03/2001 ~ 3,, ~I TtM5 921e3 The tollowtno 1*90n1 doing~ )'It? No s.u ~CA mw Have you 1t1rted I00111MM1 Thie ~ •coo- .,. doing~ 11. '=Id..=,. .,.. ActllkMll ..,..._. Thie tuiw 11 oon-doing buaine11 yet? o.itt P*l4 ltfK 5. 12. 11. Ac•u• .... ,_ ~by an ltldMcLlll JCC Marketing, flied wlll the County ,.._ llattln8flt dldld by. .,, lndMdull v-. 3'1i401 nJOO! Jbili ......... • lnl Han yov 1tart«I =~e;m.st, Cllltl of °'9r1IJI County The~~~= ~rt,:,d ~ ~ wu ITATDllNT 0# .:-..~· ~~ Y9fJo~ Jtmuel c. c= Oil twl>:Wl .,.Jl:IClloet'I W~l. FMd 8ooet ....., llled wlll the <;ounty A8AHOOfllllNT "' ........ Wlllltl, Mil K.umattll 2690-H 8llf St., ~-.... ~16MINI012 1" 8"•2 Al11eredo Dr., TNI ...._. wu OM at Orenge Coun(y USE 0# ACTRIOUI Y~ A¥e n. .....,.,.. •• Artl, CA t:l7<M™ .,... • • •• '"' flled w1e1 IN ,..~......_, on 04l03/2001 ••-111 NAM1 ·• fled W11t1 Ille Count; Thlt bu11MM le oon-_I Tt!IQI =-• leedl, CA C11ft1 at 0renge ~ I001Mt0111 ~~J:'::J ='llD'1 lwtt, CA a.ti ot Ol'llngll ~ ~ by. 111'1 lndMCMll l'lctMloua lull,_ Wlllle"' Bodemer, on o.w:v.!001 ~Holl AfJ'. 5. lfiQ22.2. 19 1111• (1111¥1) 9lllfMI W80I*. tta1 on 0iWl/2001 • H1111 you alerted ....... M I Ill nl 8312 Al11.,edo Dr.. I001MMMI ~-. "' ~ rl "' lla9oll9 Ycwldown Awe ' Hunl· 1111-...M dolrla2 ~ )'It? 121 n.... ~-Hwn11ng1on leectt, CA ~Plot AfJ' 6, 12, 11, bu 1In111 n amt lfdDn lledl. CA .... ~ ,_ AV 12,tt. 2~ c. °"* ai.''do.na bul -1214t njOOJ Jlt13 ~.......... 2APl YR COM, •m nm ..... II ~ ~a. ~1 ~ Thie ~ wae C II' a.Mr, 1406 8 nm ...... 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CA 8282'7 peelllaoll 0t eaciount • .... A\leflUl-.al• IMW .. WT DA., Thll IMlnMI " con-...... 11 •I Fit llltO¥lded lrt Problist ~ ~ C1 W ......... 111 In, -dumd ~ mt ~ n. ....._ Pl'IOftl todt ...icwi 12&0. A '"".'::::.::•• UV. 112. Or1f11ia, cA .,.•......,. ~ W. CA •11 H..,t you 1tarttd .,,. dalrw ..,.... • ~~tear .. -=:,,': .,. -.... ~ r.--.. l'ullilehtd Newpcwt do1n9 lll*MM yet? The Ill-. ~ -.....,. Pro OIHI, 11to "* ._.,_ .. ~ ...... nii''rn ... ctl·Co1ta Meta v-. 1114112 111 w . .,,, ...... ~ -c::::-.• ~ ACA ·~· =~: • ..,... 8l coeea ....._ CA Q_aly ,.,. April 20. 2'. OtbOtWo (DE) eww M , c-. ....... CA CNAM.11 It. -.u, Oltl9 ~ ,.._ iiUt , tr, 200! Thi9 ~ WM 92127 llQ. -tl1t10 2to c.-......,.; ~ve ... ~H•:f ~~If" ~ flntt• ~ :"~ = The ~ ~ uw omcu °' Beed\ CA • ~"'OllO-;o-• -_ ..... on Q4/l1/200l ~ 111 w. 1 CMMLa K. au Betry v .. •m•U6etl. ~Yid ~ ...... CA lllQI.... NOTIC! «>!..... 2001 ... 1N2 ...... g*~~ Colla 111 .. UNO CANYON 4111 Millrlee:;. ~· = Thll **'*" wee ~ ~~ flU8UC Ubl -Ot1y P11C111 =· 111, 28. Thlt ~ II ~ AYlt IRYINI, CA "I: ~ 1880 flltd wlll IM ~ H1va you tll~ ~~ ~~ Mix 3, 10;1 Tt!9ff ~ ~. • CO!i>Ol.-011 -~lehed Newl)Ol't Plecentla I C, Coate ~ ..... ~~ Cool.Wiiy ~ ~~ .... No eeq. ot ttlt Clllfomle ..,_....._._ a.~a ......... _,Have ~lllrt'1 BtaOll·COlll Meu MMa. CA t2e27 """' '#'.,.,., e.m.dlt\t Am ,_ 8ullrMel & Pnlll11IC11Nll .. ,..,.,,.,... -·-...,.ng bu ylt Daly Plat April 28. May Thlt bullnaU II oon-200l ... 110a Thia ltatl!Mnt w11 Code that tilt Under· HMM lltftwr..m Y• ~ lf77 2. S. 2001 dUcltd ~ • gtnM•I Delly Pllol ~. 1~ flltcl wfdl lht County tlgned. SUPERIOR The lollowlnQ '*"°"' ~~~. Tl!WR§A partntrahlj> Mly 3, to. ~! -C*1I al ~ County MINI STORAGE. lo--doW1V ~ •: ....... _ ,..,_,, .-.-· Hive you 1l1t1td on Q4/1!.'2001 ~ltd et 1eoo Suptttor Pao Wt1t Capital dent doing bu1lnt 1• yet? 'letttlow .,...... . 2001 ... tllO AWi .. Cotet Mau, Ctl-Group'-.2175 Pacific 11,! .. hlt ·~-~~ YM. 312Y.l()ol) u--...' 1tate1Nnt Delly Plot /lot. 19 28, fomla, Cot.I_, Ci1 Or· A.vt U"1I Cotca Mela, '""" ,,. ~"' Dene StqUr4e New Th:'!;~ MIY 3. 10, 20()1 M Mllf, Stitt ot'Calllomle, CA '92e27 01e11< of Qrw'll' CounlY Thie lllttmtnt wu .,. doing be* u : , • ..-..~·-lkaelnM8 wll( conOOot a plA>llc lltn St1nl1y Ro1tnthal, on ~1 ... ntt tiled wlltl tilt Cot.tnty ~ Coups of Nof1tl -tilt of the pattonll 2 I 75 Pildflc Ave~, O&IJy PllOC /lot 2e Mt ~-r County=·~·~ .f:"r~ c;::r~ 11::•~b:: C: ::n.~11 con· 3, 10.11.mi n.J 20011MOl21 Hiiia CA 92807 att doing u : lht 7 dly <:A ~· 2001. dudtd by: 11'1 lnclMdl.lel ~Pflot /lot. 12, 19, Evl.1t. Inc. (CA), 8418 Roadmap ConlOltlna, Tht U11dt1'1bneo wlll ae> Have you 11arttd ~ 3. ~! Thlnt E. Lookout Ln .. Antheinl 230 Liiie Liiia, '21l. otpl CMh bfda IO Mlllfy doir1Q bullnNe ytA? No Holl. CA 92807 Newport 8t1eh, CA ' lltn IOf p¥f dut 19111 SIAnlty Rottnlhll Act1tJoue lu•IMH Thia bullntN Is con-92843 end lneidlnl8lt tncun.d. Thie sllttmtnl WH Name 8tltitment ducted by: • corporation Deborah Slminou, ~ Tht 1toragt 191ee1 flied with tnt Cot.tnty The lollo.tng ptfton• Hive you started Liiie Laoe. #211. New-~ oonllll ol the a.11< cl OrtnQt County ~~~~ ~~y.r!No. ~~~~ tltc:tr:t.. ·~ on~1 ... 2213 Gtllafy, 303 8'oldw~, Evlex, Inc dueled by: an lndMdual tu1nllu1t and btd1, Delly Pt1o1 ~-28n:J ~~04ms~una Baa , d~~ L Ridgt, PT .... dol~vtbu~~ .. •l•~.~~ ~g~~ley~: 3. 114 17.! Michael Bty10, 340 Thi• atallment wu Yt1, 1/2001 toy1. b~ lt1m1, Flctttlou9 Bu•I.,... :,~~l~ona dal ~ ~er!;.= ~~:=u WU ~ lurMuft~ T~"r~ Slltrl Cheater, 340 on 04/13/2001 hied with IN Cot.lnty end power tooll, vthlalt .,. doing u : POll'lltftia, Corona dtl 2001Me150i Clelk cl OrtnQt County pert.I ind tcctMOritt, A.) Kldlta 8.) Kldef'I Mar, CA 92825 Dally Piiot Apr. 19, 28. on 04/1!.'2001 boxlt (con1tnt1 un· Muale. 3 Starbu111 Jett Kyml1, 220 Nice Miii 3. 10. 2001 Th941 2001Hl1121 knoWn), mulleal loattu· Court, Newport Beach. Ln , f315, Newport Daly Pilot Aor· 19. 28, mtnta end otllar ml•· CA 92683 • Stach, CA 92883 FlctttJou. Bu .. nen Miii 3. 10. 2001 !1!939 etilllntoul ~tnll. Kldtra Import Export, Thia bUllloen la oon-Name Sbltement Flctlt.loua B·-•nna N~~cr ,tu~ANT Inc.. (CA). 3 Statbu111 ducted by· a gane11I The lollowlng peraona u., Cot.trt, Newporl Btacto, p1rtnt11hlp ere doing but1nt11 u : Heme Satement Ctnlce«>I, Martln, 358 CA 92663 Have you started PPC, 18388 Gotherd The· following persona Robison. Aodnay/Clt1n-Thia buaint11 Is c:on-<l<*lo bullneu yet? No StrHt, Huntington are doing bv8lneel .. : Ing Edge, 323 ducted by: • eotpOration Jell Kymle Beach, CA 92648 Parecft1 Plumblng, Rogata, Mali<, 313 Have you eterttd Thia e1atem1nl WH George L. ea ... tt, 11, 20091 Hart>or Ille lint, ClmpbeH. 11.n, 607 doing buslneu yet.? filed with th• County 8600 Warner Ave.. Huntington Baach, CA Company Unit, 373 Yes, 12/01/2001 Clerk of Orange Coonty Huntington Beech, CA 92848 Company Unit. 819 Kad118 Import Export. on 04l06/2001 92847 Benjamin Stephen Auollon•tt'• Name: Inc. 20018180841 Thie boainese la con· Paredes, 20091 Harbor Jamt1 O'Brien ll88 Zeharlao, Vice Dally Pilol /lot. 12, 19, ducted by: an individual lale Line, Huntington Bond Numbtr· Pruldent 26. May 3. ~1 Th933 Hav1 you allrtld Beach, CA 92648 158525941 Thla atetemenl waa doing bu1in111 yet? James Franll Paredes, Auc11oneer1 Ttlepllone filed wlth the County Flctltlou1 Bu11n .. 1 v11• 411/01 919 Gtof'gla St., 18, Number: 909-681·•113 Cleft< of Orange County Name Statement George L Bneett, 11 Huntington Beech. CA Publlahed Newport on 04/20l2001 Th• fo11owilljl persona Tht• 111tement waa 92648 Beaeh·Co11a MtH 2001816U82 ere doing bUl!lnffS H . foled Wllh tht Cot.Inly Thia business II con-Otily PllOI April 19, 28. Dally Pilot Apr. 26~ Frontline Wood Rt· Clel1< ol Ofenge County ducted by: • general 2001 3, 10. 17. 2001 ~ ISC 10MI NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADlllNllT1!R,. UTATE OF: llABEL M. HOROIN CASE NO. A207043 To Ill htl1' btntfl. c:larlt•. c:redltorl, cont• lngenl cttdltOIS, end paf9onl who mey Olhtr· wM bt lnterttltd In tht Will Of ...... Of bOCh, ot. ISABEt M. HORGEN A PETITION FOR PA08ATE hU btto filed by ROBERT L HILL In Illa Superior Court of C11iforol1, County ol ORANGE. THE PETITION FOR PROBATE rtQUaltl that ROeERT L HILi. bt ap- poiolad .. ptl'80fWI ,..,.. r_.qtille IO tdmlnllttr the eatate of the deot-dant ' THE PETITION It· quests the deoedtnl'• Wiii and cxddle. If any. be admitted to probate. The Wiff and any codlcfta ere available for ••· amlnatlon in tht file kepi by tht oourt. oondition4ng, 179 E 17th on 04/13/2001 p1rtn111hlp Th951 St , S1e 150, Costa 20018181511 Have you 111rttd Flctltlou. Bu•lneu THE PETITION rt· queste authority to ad· ministw the fftltl under the lndaptndtnl Admln-Flctltlou1 Bu11ne.. lsttttion of Ellltn Act M~• ct=.1 2547·B :~ 3'."fS. ~1 1~:5 ~ =:: r.?.:: Name Statement Orange Ave , Co111 Thi• Sletement wes The follow1ng ptflOOI Mase. CA 92627 hied with tht Cot.Inly are <l<*lo ~ u : Th4a bo11ne11 la con· FlctlUoui Bu•lneu C"'1c of Orange County Crulive Sounda, ducted by en •~ Name Sbltement on 04/1312991 16850 Hlrt>or Blvd .. Unit Have you 1111ted 20016H1522 C01, Fountain Valley, 1 The lollow1ng persons 0 Pilot :r:, 9 ..., ,.. • ~oe doing bu11ne11 yet .,. doing ~ u · ally 1 . a., ..,.. .. ~, Yes, lfllOt Via F'lowera. 1723 May 3. 10,1 Th938 JEEH, Inc.. (CA), Chrte Pittman W ... 1 .. _. 81.... • 16850 Hlrt>or BIYO., Unit This 11111m1nt WH Ht ... ..,.,.. YU "· BSC 10812 coe. Founttln V•llty, hied with the County Newport Bt1ch, CA NOTICE OF CA 92708 Clerk of Ore..,,. r~.-. 92683 PETITION Thie butlnt11 la con· . .,,_ ~ .. , Rlch•ll• Davldaon, td by lion on Q3.12ll0~0018158028 1723 Wt1t B11bot Blvd TO' ADMINISTER ~eve · y~u~~ted A. Newport Beech. CA ESTATE OF: doing .......... et? No Deity Pilot Apr 12• 19· 92663 PATRICIA FAYE JEE .......,.., .. y 26, May 3, 2001 Th934 This ...... fta11 os con-ANICH H, Inc. uu ... _ Edmund Hloahyk, II, Fletltlou• Bualnes1 ducted by: an lndMdual CASE NO. A207223 Prt11dtnt Name Sbltement Hive you •t•rt•d To all heirs, beneli· Thi• statement w11 doing bu1lne11 yet? · til d llh th Counly The foOowl"jl ptf9001 Yea, April 2, 2001 elartes, credito11, cont· e w e are dOino bustneee 11: Rlchelle Davidson lngenl creditor•. 1.nd Clal1< ol Orange County South Hunllngton Thia etatemtnt waa pertona wtlo mey other· on 04/9912001 Beach Girls Featpotch filed wllh lh• County wise bt loteresttd fo the 20018181089 Softball, 21252 Cupar. Ctel1< ol Orange County will or eatall. or both, of: Delly Piiot Ar>r. 19, 26. Huntington Bt1ch, CA on 04/l3l200l PATRICIA FAYE A.MICH Mey 3, 10, ~1 Th9;!0 926"6 20018t81517 A PETITION FOR Soulh Huntington PROBATE hH bten FlctltlOU9 Bu•lnes1 Btectl Junior Mial Soll· Dally Pilot ~ 19· 26• filed by PETER M. Name Sbltsment bitU (CA). 21252 Cup11. May 3• IO,l ~ ANICH ln the Superior Tht follo~• Huotlogton Baich. CA FlctltJoue Busl,,..• Court of Calllornla. ere doing u : 926"8 Name Sbltement Countv al ORANGE. Mercyfent, n11 LI Tht1 bUalnHa 11 con· THI: PETITION FOR Corona Way, Buen1 duettd by a corporation Tht followl~rtonl PA08A TE requests ltllt Ptl1<, CA 90820 Have you 1t1ned art ~ E u~ PETER M ANICH bt Raul Garcia. Jr., 2708 doing bulln111 yet? &r"'::.· c0.1. 355 ~ 1 CA a~ ... ~· .J"~' Rldgalintti,,'tDnvt. ~202. Yt1, 1131193 92627 r-...--·-u"' ....,,..,,. Corona, 92882 Soulh Hunlongton laltf the M!atl of the c:i.-Thia ntll la oon-Btech Junlof Meu Soll· Linda Whtlatint, 355 etdent. ruc:ttd by an iodMduel bill E 19th Strttt. Colle THE PETITION r• H1111 you atertad Robin L Gurney Rob-Mete, CA 92827 quett• the dtcedeore doing bullnell yet? No erta. Tr111ur11 This bullntH 11 con-Wol and eodiall. If any, Raul Guela, Jr Thie statement w11 ducted by an lndlvlrual bt admitted to probtte. Thi• 1t1temeol was foltd with lht Cot.tnty Have you •tarted Tht Will and any codlcile flied wtth the Cot.tnty Claf1t o1 Orlngt County ~ ~ ~ No are 1v1llable for ••· Claf1t o1 0rtngt County on 4111/200t Thi• •t•ttment wu amlnllion in the Illa kepi on 04/17/2001 20011N1215 ltltd with tht County by the coun 20016H1115 Deily Pi1oC /lot 12, 19, Clark <:A Orange County THE PETITION rt· Dally Pilot Apr. 19, 28. 28, May 3, ~1 nig35 on n.,1.,,.,......1 quHl.I authority. to ad· May 3. 10. 2091 Th955 ~ ~ .. ..,., mlnlslar the estate under Fletltlou• euelneH 20011H151t tht lodapandaot Admln-Flctltlou• Bu1lneH Name Sbltement Dally P•lot AfK, 19• 26• 111r1t1on of Eatat•• Act. Name Sblblment May 3. 10, ~1 Th947 (Thia AU1horily wlll allow The folloW~ ""'rton• The following persona 1 ,.-are doing botfoeas 11: Flctltlou• Bu1lne9• the persona repreMot· ire doing neaa aa: SOCAL Striping, Inc , N•me Sblblment atlve to take many ac-Llguna Bteett High t1001 without obttlnlng Sc:hool.C1181 ol 1981, 3 20721 Aquatic Ln.. The fol~ pet90ne I "·f yo...i.. H tlngton "·ech CA court epprova . ""'ore Colltal Oak, AJiao ..,.., un "" · 1ra doing ntll H : taking certain very Im· CA 926158 92646 Clark Group, 303 portent actions, how· K.Mttn Belle Wlllon, 3 So. Cal. Slnplng, loo. Amtthyll St., Newport aver. the ptf'IOllll repr• Colllll Olk, Allao Viejo, (CA), 20721 Aq\Jttle Ln.. ea.en, CA 92662 S«ltetlvt Wlll bt requortd CA 92658 Huntington Bt1ch, CA CleN of 2000, LLC. to give oot1ct to In· Thia butlntll II eon· 9~~~8 bulllntN 18 eon· ~~~~· ~ ~ ~A tereeted persona unleu dUdtd by. an irldM<Ml td "" tlon they hevt waived ~ Hive you 1t1rttd duct vi 1 corpori 926 2 or consented to tht doing bu1lne11 ytt? H1v1 you started Thia bo11ne11 la eon-propoltd eetlon.) The Y... 10t'6f2000 doing bu1lne11 yet? ducted by Umhed Ua· Independent 1dmlnl1· Ktlslen Balla Wollon Yt1, :Wl/97 bihty Co trallon 1utllority will bt Thia tt1tement w .. So Ctl Striping, Inc Hav1 you started granted unlau en lo· ftltd with Illa Cot.Inly Name Sbltement , (This Au1l'lorily will 11ow Tht lollo..-ong pareons the peBontl repr ... nl· ere doing bulllltS4 as: •tr.le to . takt many ac· Atntllcan M .. t Matktl lions without obtaining lodualrlH, 2142 West· court approvll. Befort minlltt Ava • Co11a taldog certain wry lm- M.... CA 92627 portent actions, how· la.n Monie, 2142 West· tv9<, the peractWI rtllf• minster Avenue. Costa sentati11e will bt required Meal. CA 92627 to give ootic:t to In· Jordan Watton, 1 IM I ttfeated paraona unites Pelieeo Pt1ee, Costa they have Wlivtd ootiet Mela. CA 92626 or consented to ltl• Thos busineas Is coo· prop<>Md action.) The dueled by: e geoerel independent admioi1· p1rtner1hip tratlon e.uthorlly will bt Have you started granted" unleu an lo· doing buslne11 yet? t11<eated petaon fllat an YH, 06l22J99 objection to tht petition Jorden Watson and Show• good CIUM Ian Morns wtty tht court lhoUld not This statement was grant the authority. filed with the Counly A HEARING on Ille C!el1< of Orange Cot.tnty petition wlll bt held on on 04/20/2001 MAY 2•. 2001 et 1:30 20018162211 p.m. in Dept. L73 lo- Ollly Ptlot Apr. 26, May caled at 341 The City 3. 10. 17, 2091 Th959 Drive South, Orange. CA 92868. Flctltlou• Bu1lne1t Name Statement The followlng persons ere doing buainess aa: Here to H•lp. 504 Lucia, Newport Baach, CA 92660 Kathfean MeCltllend. 504 Lucia, Newp0rt Btteh. CA 92660 Thts business II con· duc:ted by an ~ Havt you started doing buslnaa ye(f No Kathleen McClelland Thia lletemeot w11 flltd with the Cot.Inly Claril ol Of1nge County on 04/20l2001 20011t822t0 Dally Pllol Apr. 26w ..... 3, 10. 17, 20()1 FlctltJou• Bu•lneH Name Sblt..,'9f\t The lollowlng parsons are doing bosfntu 11: Salt1 Lt1d1 Un· limited, 1527 Orange Avt.. Coate Mtea, CA 92627 Mlchael Raymond M1rowakl. 1527 Orange Avt , Colla Maaa. CA 92827 Thia bulintsa II con- dUded by an indtVldual IF YOU OBJECT to the grantloQ ol the petJ. lion. '/OJ ihould appttt at lht t-ring and llltt your objeetlOOI or flit written objtetlona with tilt court before the hurlog.. Your ap· paarance may bt In per· son or by your attorney. IF YOU ARE A CREO. rTOR or c:onoogen1 cred- itor of the daettlMd, you nQt file yo.JI dalm witll lht court ·and rntll a CCf1'I to the ptl'80fWI ,.,,. r..ntatlvt aooolnttd by lhe court Within lour monthl from the dllte ol "" first Ulaf'tCI of lat· tefll u plOYidtd In Pro- bate Code MCtlon 9100. Tht 1lmt for filing dalme will not expire btfora lour mon1he from tht hearing dale noticed 1bova. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by tht COUl1. If you are a pel'IOn In-terested In. tht Hlltt, you mey Iii• with the oourt a Raqut11 for Soe- eltl Notice (lorm OE· I 5-4) ol Iha lllilig ol 111 in- ventory and lfl9"INI of tllltt asset• or of any IUPIRIOR COURT Of' CA~NIA, COUNTY OF O .. ANOE 341 Tht Cllv Drive, P.O. Bolt 14170, Orlnot. CA 9286!'M571 L.amof'MUJC Jullict Cent11 PElTTION OF Jtnnlftr Mlchtllt Jlmt ntZ FOR CHANGE OF NAME OM>Elt TO SHOW CAUU FOR CHANGE Of NAME CME NUM9EA: A201H7 TO AU INTERESTED PERSONS: 1. Petlllontr: Jtnnlftr Mlc:helle Jlmtntz ftltd a ptllllotl with 11'111 COUf1 for • dte(tt changing namtl • followl: Prtttnt ....... Jtnnlfer Mlelltllt JlmtntZ ~~ Httntndtz 2. THE COURT ORDERS lhtt 111 ptt· eon• ln1ereattd In thl1 m1ttt1 •hall appear before tl'lla oourt It the ht•Mcl lndlclted below to lhOW cauM, If any, why the pellllon for ohlnge ol name ~ not bt gtanted. NOTICE OF HEARING Otte: MAY 29, 2001 T1mt: 2'90. Dept.· L73 Tht addr ... of lht oourt ii ..,,.,. u noted above 3. A copy cl 11'111 Ordtt to Show C.IMt lhlll bt pubftaMd at leut onct Md! we.ii for foul IUC> ctlliYe weeks pnor lo lht dltt Mt fol htenng on the patltlon In the loJ. lowing newspaper of genertl clrcul11lon, printed In th11 county. The Deity Piiot, 330 WMI Bey Strtet. eo.te Mete, CA 92627. DATE: APR 20, 2001 JUDGE RICHARD 0. FRAZEE. SR. JUDGE OF THE SUPE· RIOA COURT Jtnoller Michelle Jlmtntz 428 V1c:toN1 St.. Unit E Coeta MMI, CA 92827 Publlahed Newport Beach·Co1t1 Mui Delly Piiot April 26. Mey 3, 10, 17, 2001 Th9!!!! NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF ANNUAL REPORT Pursuant lo Section 6104(d) of the lotemal Rtvtnut Codt. nollCt Is htftby glvtl'I thll the an- nual rtpOf'I for the calen-dar year 2000 of The George E. Hewitt foun. dltlon for Mtdietl R• Hatch, t prl\1111 foult• datlon. It 1vllllblt at the foundlticn'• prinelpel of· flol for lfwpKtlon during rf9\llar bulllntll toou11 from 8:30 a m. to 5:30 p,m by any clUun who requttll It within 180 dtya atter the dlte of Ihle publlelllon The foundation"• prlnetpel ol· f!u " localed it 137 Jumlnt Cfttll Drive. Corona dtl Mat, Callfor· nil 92825. Tht prlnolpel mlflllgtf ol the loundl· lion ii George E. Hewitt Roy B. Wor;},wy, Attorney e/o 137 Jeamine CrHk Drivt, Corone dtl Mer, Cll#ornll 92825 Publl1hed Newport BHch·Co1t1 MtH Dally Piiot Ap<. 26, 2001 Th987 ecp.~~ Ao .... 1l11ln111 AIANDCUlllNT OF ..... llMl l'tlllCll U. OF HCllllOUI The ~ W•ll NAME -:~ u.c 500 The fOlkMq penon(:J ......,,, c.-~. ._ (twwl lil*lclOI Suitt NO. Ntwport ::..::. °!.::· ~ 8Mdi, CA t2eeo RLS Im.....,,..:. 2928 ~ U.~~o=. ,.... PaMI DwM, ~ Suitt 880. NtWf>Ort l\Mat CA 131128 . 8Mch. CA 92teO Rootrt ~ SlocJ. Thll butll*' II eon· dttd, Jr., Aov.i ..,,,....,. by: Umlltd Lit· Pelm Drlvt , Coit• ~Co · Mtta. CA 112829 ':lave • you alerted The Fldlllout Bual· ""'n" bualntN ytt? ,,... """' rtftr1td to _,. • 9boYe WU llltd In Or· v .. ~ ll1/200l ange County on OtCI 10 Tt1ntt, U.C 1998, FILE NO'. ~·~~.Grant, Exec. 199837041 '4 Thlt ltltll!lent w .. Thl9 butlot11 1• con-fHed wrth the County du(;ttd !Iv: .,.. lndMdull C*1I of ()reogt County Robt1t L Stoddlld, Jr. 04f2Al2001 Thia l~ttmtll'lt WM on 2001 ... 2550 flltd wltll the County Delly Piiot Apr 28, May ~ ~ 1~ County ,, 10. 17. 200i Th9e9 2001 ... 1274 Deily Pllol Apr. 28, May F1ct1t1oue BuslnH• 3. 10. 17. 2001 Th9M .....,.. St8tement THE COSTA MESA.:'~~ ZONING ADMINIS· Van lknn Vlf'llln, a T R AT 0 R WI LL C.lifomll l imited Part· RENDER A DECISION ntttl'llp, 3835 Birch ON THURSDAY. MAY Street. Newport Btadl, 10. 2001. OR AS SOOH CA 92eeo AS POSSIBLE THERE· J. Soot1 F~ 8739 AFTER, ON THE FOL· Hudson' Rlvw Circle, LOWING ITEMS: I. ZONING APPlJCA-Fountain Valley CA TION ZONING AP· 92708 ~ 1 PLICATION ZA-00-50 11~~~o. ~ FOR MICHAEL OOl.· 8Metl. CA 92e63 L.IER/GIANNIN & AS-This bu91neu Is con- SOCIATES. Al/THOR· dueled by 8 llmi1ed pert· !ZED AGENT FOR BIAF n1tship PROPERTIES/BROAD Have you l lllltd WAY IMP.ROVEMENT doi"" bualneH yet? COMPANY FOR A Ml· "• NOR CONDITIONAL Yee. 3'Jl/88 USE PERMIT TO ADO o"!n.~ p:~~· ADDITIONAL ANTEN· Thia 11111men1 WH NAS TO AN EXISTING 80' HIGH MONOPOLE filed wlth 1111 County ANO THE INSTALi.A· Olel1< ol Orenge Counly TION Of A 10' BY 12' on 04/24/'2001 P R E FA B R IC ATE O . 200Hlt82551 EQUIPMENT ROOM. Dally Pilot Apt. 26, M ay BEHIND SHAKEY'S 3. 10. 17. 2001 Th970 PIZZA, LOCATED AT 2216 NEWPORT IN A Cl ZONE . ENVIRONMENT AL OE· TERMINATION: EX· EMPT. 2. ZONING APPUCA· TION ZA·01.Q9 FOR TOM TURNER. AU· THOAIZED AGENT, TO AMEND PSP ZA-00-21 TO DELETE EXISTING SIGN ALONG E. 17TH STREET ANO ADO AD- DITIONAL SIGNAGE ON FREEST ANDING SIGN ON THE COR· NER OF 17TH STREET ANO ORANGE AVE· NUE, LOCATED AT 204 E. 17TH STREET IN A C l ZONE . ENVIRONMENTAL DE· TERMINATION· EX· EMPT. 3. ZONING APPUCA· TION ZA·Ol-10 FOR STEVE GARRISON/ BAKER FAIRVIEW SELF STORAGE, LLC .. FOR A PLANNED SIGNING PROGRAM FOR BAKER FAIRVIEW SELF STORAGE ANO SURROUNDING SHOPPING CENTER. LOCATION AT 2955 FAIRVIEW ROAD IN A Cl ZONE . ENVIRONMENTAL DE· TERMINATION EX· EMPT. IF THE ABOVE ACTION(S} IS/ARE CHALLENGED IN COURT, THE CHALLENGE MAY BE LIMITED TO ONLY THOSE ISSUES RAISES IN WRITTEN CORRESPONDENCE DELIVERED TO THE ZONING AOMINIS· TRATOR PRIOR TO TliE ABOVE DATE. FOR FURTHER IN· FORMATION ON THE ABOVE APPLICA· TIONS. TELEPHONE (714) 754·5245, OR COME TO THE PLAN· NINO DIVISION (SEC· ONO FLOOR OF CITY HALL). AT n FAIR DRtvr:, COSTA MESA. CALIFORNIA. Publl•htd Newport Buch·Co1ta Mes• Ot.lly Ptlol Apl1I 26, 2001 TH976 Flctltlou• Bu1lneH N•me Statement The lolloWlng pe1eon1 are doing businea9 u . Newport Coest Personal Training Ctn· ter. 147 Baywood Dr . Newp0rt Beach, CA 92660 Manny Molina. 1"7 Baywood Df .• Newport BNcll, CA 92660 This businHI ls con- ducted by: Ill indMdbal Have you started doing bualnell yet? No Manny Molone This stelemtnt w11 flied with tlla Cot.Inly Cl8ftl of Orange County on 04/24/2001 2.00'11H2544 Deily Pilot Apr. 26, Mey 3. 10; 17, 2001 Th971 Fictitious Bu11n .. 1 N•me Statement The following persona are doing business as: 9 M'~e Water & Power, 1004 Arbor St .. Co1ta Mesa, CA 92627 Samuel Kelvln Gregory, 1004 M>or St . Cos1a Mesa, CA 92627 Th1a buainess la oon- dUeled by: en lndMdual H1v1 you atarted doing buslne8s y«? No Samuel Kelvin GregOfY Thia statemtnl wu filed wlth t.he Cot.lnty Clelk of Orange Couoty on 94124/2001 2001"82548 Daily Pllol Apr. 29, Ml~ 3, 10, 17. 2901 Th97 Fictitious BU•lnHI NatM Staitsment Tht followlog panona ere doing ~ u · 9 Mlle Equipment, I 004 Attlof SI.. Cotti Mtaa. CA 92627 Samuel Kelvin Gregory, 1004 Arbor St , eo.ta Meee, CA ~7 Thia bualoeu la eon· ducted by: an lodMdual Heve you 1t1rtad doing buainast yet? No Samuel Kelvln Gregory Thls llatement wu filed with the County Clalic ol Orange County on 04/241299 I 20018862545 Delly Pilot AfK. 26, May 3. 10. 17, 2001 Tug74 Rot>tn Roberti. Prall· doing txialnt11 yet? ~ peraon !ilea an a.ttc ol Of.,,,.., County dent Yn. l<W7 ......_...... to the -... -..,.. Thi• ttalemeot was ci... ol 2000, UC ...._...... .....,....... on 04/17/2001 filed with the Cot.Inly Stephen J Clark, end ahowa good eeuat 20018t811CM Clerk of 0...,. County Prtlidtnl Wtfy the COUf1 should not Dtlly Ptlot Apr 19, 28. on 04/1 ll200l Tio.•-a•aie-t __ ~ lht IUll'loltty. Max 3, to, 20!>1 !!!952 "-·• "~' --A HEARING on lhe 20011N 1272 filed with ttlt Cot.Inly oatillon w41 bt held on Flctltlou. Bu•lne.• Hive you started ddrlCI bulirllU yet? No t.flch11I Reymond Muowakl Thia statement -• l11ed With the Cot.Inly Clalic al Ofange Counfy on 04/20l2001 STARTING Otlly Piiot /lot 12, l9, Clttll ol Oreogt County MAY t7. 2001 at 1:30 Name Sbltement 29, May 3. ~I Til936 on 04/13/2001 pm In n.... L73 •~. Tl.. I~ "·001 ... 1112 . • ......... ..,.. ,,.. ptftona " eattd at 341 Tht City .,. ddrlCI u : Flcttttou•8 Bu•lnes1 Delly Piiot Apr 'L~.: Drive Sou1tl. Orange, The Ptdl Socti. 10 Name t.et91Mnt Mty 3, 10. 20()1 wno CA 928118. Dttttlofn Orlvt. Allto Tht fof~ Fletltlou• Buslne.• IF YOU 08JECT to Vlljo, CA 92.e5i "~i:lim.~ 2t;21 N•me Stntment the arentlno ol the pttl-Sn.tyt Hoaklna, 10 Th follow! ,_..,... tlon, -you ihould appttr Dttrborn Drive, Ahto ~!. ntlngton • wtng P8·-·1 et lht '-fr10 and ltltt VlllO. CA 92858 . CA 92848 lft doing ~ -your objtc:llOne Of lllt Suten PapagtorgH, R n Robert•. 20721 Chipco WHt. l8345 Wrllttn objection• With 18 Via Tlgra. Rlnotlo Aquetlo Ln., Huntington EnttrptlM Ln.. Hunt· the court before the Senta Merg1r1t1, CA e..ch. CA 9264e lngton Buctt, CA 112648 hearing. Your ap· 112888 Thie bu11nt11 Is con· George L BIMltt, 11• ~net rney bt In !*'· Thia bUalntu la con· duCttd by: an lndMdull 6600 W1rna1 Ave,, eon or by your 1nomey, duc:ted by: co-pertnera Have you lltf'ltd 11 69 · Huntington IF YOU ARE A CREO. Have you 111rted ddrl!IR I butlnttlR....,·rt•yet? No ~· ~~=~ con· rTOR or co111i11gent orecf.. doing bullnMI yet? No Robin .,.,. lier ol Illa dtcNMd, )QI Sheryl Hotkln1 Thi• at1temtnt w.. duc:ttd by: 111 lndMdull must Ille yO\K clllm with Tiii• 111ttmtnt w" flltd with ttlt Cot.tnty Hive you •t•rted tllt coutf and rntll • llltd wtlh 11'11 Cou"ly Cleft( ol 0r-ange County doing bulintu yet? ~ ~P"ONI ~ CltllC o1 0ranae CountY on 04/1 !f2001 YH. 511188 "7 on 04/l7/200( 2001 ... 1213 George L 8uNtt. II tt1t oourt four 1001 ... 111• 20018M2285 Delly Pllol ~· 28 May 3. 10 171 h\9i1 Flc:tnlou• au .. ,,. .. Name Sblblment The lollowl"9 '*"°"' .,. ddrlCI bUai.-1 •• A.) NS..t<PC l..iqylda· lion, B.) NS..C.11mal1< Liquidation. C.) NIWPOf1 Equipment Salt1, D.) Newport Liquidation, 2800 Newport Blvd .. Sit 152. Ntwport Btectt, CA 92e83 Ntwport Surgical. LLC, CCAI. 2800 New· port Blvd., Sit . 152, Newport BHch, CA 92883 Thia boalntll 11 con• ducted by• Limited Ua· blllty Co ANEW BUSINESS?r • • • • • • • • • • • Daily Pilot fk:ddoue ........ ................... The loftOwing ~ .,. ~ bUllillM •: The 6Vt1Jnt Rt ld Cornpwiy. ..... 8tgorllt Avtnu., Corona dtl ... 5,~ Hooper, ""4 8fOot11t Avenue, Corona dtl Mat, CA 92925 • Thll butlntll It con< dUdtd by: •n lnClllldUal Heve you 111rttd doing bullMll yfll(1 No Stephenie Hooper Thlt •t•ttmtnl WH filed with tile Cot.Inly C*1I o1 0ranoe Counfy on 04/24/2001 ~0011N25'9 Deily Pllol AJN. 28, May 3. to. 11 2001 Th973 Fictitious Bu•lnMt 1 Name 'Sblt.ment • Tht • following '*''°"' art doing~ u IC, 2.8051 Amargon, MlatlOn Viejo, CA m92 Tim S Alexaodtt, 28051 Amtrgon. Ml• lion Vlljo, CA 92992 Seou V Mu11ay. 28051 Amtrgon. Mla- llon Vlljo, CA 92t92 Thi• buliMM It con-ducted by: a gtntral partntrahlp Have you 11111.ed doing w..-yfA? No Tim Ale .. ,., Thia .talemtnt wu fl1.o with Ille Cot.Inly C*1I ol Orlogt Counfy on 0"'20l200 I 20018N2U4 Diily Pilot Apr 28. May 3. 10. 11. 2001 Th9n PIERCE__. IEU lllOADWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 11 O Broadway COsta Mesa 8'2-9160 'We'll ADI ~Pllol =· 12. 19, .~ ..... 1~"t'.:""eo:,; mol'lb from h ~ "' 0.-V Piiot Alli t9, 28. ~ 3, _1 Dll!37 °"' : r.l...... ,,.. _ _., ....... iMull'lot ol ltl• *' 3. 10. 2001 Th954 ----"1 "" .. ~ In PrOt Fk:tttloue ...,,,... Oft Q4/13l2001 bMt Codt adOn 9100 Flctlttoul lu91nM• ...... ....."*.. 2001 ... 1114 Tht *"' tof flri'1 dlllrra ...... ......,.,. H1vt you 1terttd doing bulllntu ytf? y... 312!i/2001 Newport Sufglcel, u.c Jamu Dougal, Prtll· The Legal Departmmt at the Daily Pilot is pkased to announce a ntw 1trviu now avai'4blt to ntw businesses. Deity Piiot Apr 19, Mi will not ~ btfOr• The lollowlr1g ptf9Cnl .,..The~ Mty 3. 10. 2001 lb!Hp four monlhl from lht .,. dOll'tD ~ ... E 8YttllM Adttlou9 Buelneu hllflnO dltt not1otc1 Ooodflcn lntu1enc:t, EoglnHtln1.. 2to0 ....,.. ,.......,..11 ebovt . 2600 Unlvtfalty Dftw, B11i1to1 St.. s.t E•101, The lollowlnQ ~ YOU MAY EXAMINE ~ewport Btaeh. CA ~ MIN. CA 12928 .. -N ~ ae: lht lie ICAIJIC ~ IM court. .. 2MO ......_. 8 ,...._ -~• II ""'' .,. 1 ,_......, In-.llan·Paul Ooocttlcll, ......,.., __.,, ~· 088 Ttehnotoll •-,......._. ,,,...._ a.-.. C)fM, C°"9 S I e *-'td In lht ...._, HOO UnlYttally ..,.,.,., -CA .a erv ou, 4 ~ ... ""Ya ._ ~ . ~~lht Nt 'WPOt1 IMoh. CA TNt ~ II oon-MecAt1t11ir CoYrt. '470, .......,., a ~"" 92teo duet9Cf by" 111 .,._.. *"POtt ~ del Nodct (lorm · • Thie bullrtMt II oon- u. you atarttd c.lbTlll __, 154) ol lht fllrlO ot an tno cM:MO ~; an lndMdl* ,....ve ? ~ 8utlllelt wntory Ind.,... ot t11ve you 1t1rttd ~ 411~N yet hn'tCH, Inc.. ~· ...... ..-. or ell .,,, dOlr19 bl.-.. ~ Ho Y:::o.n t o.llf 4tte MecA11tu • PtWon « eooount • Jeto.PIUI Ooodrtc:h TNI .......,.,_ WM ~709H7!"POrt Belch. eroYldtd In Problte Tiiie ... ......,,. - flltd #Ill lhl OounlV ~ M............ • --todt '""°" 1250 A flltd wtlfl .. Counly .j "'---CtNt'/l'f '... --....... ~ ~ '°' lptclftl .. Qeftl ell Clrw9t Cool.Wiiy Cleft( "' ..,._._ ......, ~ a 001pol!MIOl1 t1ct form i. ·~ on Otfi11l;IOOI on Q.tl'1~J-tlll Havt you 1terttd froftl IM COUit CIM. ltOt ... 1111 Delly Plot ¥. tt 19. dofnO lluailllll Y•t? ~-,. ,., OlllV Pllol =· 1~ Mft I. JO .• 1 W Y~4:. lulintll 8IQ. lliN ~-· Mic S, IQ.I ..,,,._, IN. WI., ,.-..., • ...... .. ....... 0-.. ~.Pf.... ...... ..... ....... ...,.. Fl ND '"" foloMrll ~ 'TNt a••"*"'~ .... buli1tia .. = T ~ Cl1ea1011 Ol1t1 dent Tll.. Nlatnenl Wll flltd wrttl "" ~ a.11< cf Orqe ~ on 64l20nOO 1 2001 ... nu ~-~ /®, 28,:; ActltJout ""'""' ............ It The lollowlrlQ ptf90f\t .,. dQlrlll ~ • l\C ~ & Main-ltfwnct eo.. 1 eoe w. 0c .. n1ront. NtwPOfl a..i., CA 92883 Th11t11 Almt ll Hanll, 1808 w co.en.. front, NfWPOll IHch, CA tae63 TtH ~II con- ~ by: ... lfdYldual H1v1 y~u 11rted dolnQ MlnMI Ho Thtf,.. Tiiie .... i.. .. 111fllt'14Mtel'ltl'I ... flltd .. "" ~ Qeftl Clf 0... ~ on cw.ter.IOQf ... , ...... Wl will now SEARCH tht nllmt for you at no ~a charge, and 11wt you the time and the trip to tht Court Houst in Santa Anll. Thtn, of course, afttr tht starch is compltttd wt will fik your fictibous busintSS naTTtt sl4tnnmt with tht County C/erlt, publish onrt a wttlt for four wttlt1 llJ rtquirt.d by '4w and thtn fik your proof of publication with tht Co1111ty C/nlt. Pltast stop by to fik your fictitious businrss ttlltnnmt '" tht Daily Piklt, 330 W. &y St. Costa MtSJZ. If you '.amwt ~P "> pkmt C4ll us at (949) 642-4321 and wt will wuJte amtninnmts far JO" to hANik this proctdMre by m11iL _If!'"' 11»u/J h11vt ""1 farther qwstion.s, pkast calJ us and wt will be more t/Htn glad to assist JO"· Good luck in your new business! ..... ~ =~· °" -' .... ,.. 8fl .,....,..,.. ea. CA ml'l' Dair ... -,.. .. thM.o .. ~ .. ~ 1114 ~ ~ ow, ,_, •& ·~ Dftt ::v:y:' H I ~a.1'.~12\:1 .._ __ ........ oiiiiiiiio......, ________ ........ _____________ ...._ _______ ... '~ Index II -.... rJ ....... c:l .,. .. ,. 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Trt11ure BOAT DOCK CREW AJ .... tstJlt adVer1lSll10 In 11115 ~r Is SUbttCT to the federal Fa11 Housing Act ol 11168 es amtnded which makes It Illegal 10 1dVert1St ·any preference ~ml\IUon or dlu11m1nallon based on race. cOlor, retlg- lon. w . llan<llcap, r~mll~I sutus or na11<>11al orio1n. 01 a11 lnlenllon lo malle any such preference. llmtlallon or d1scnmrna11on • This newspaper wlll not knowingly accept any adverllsement lor 1 cal est1te wll1ch ls In vlolahon ot tbe law Our 1eiders are hereby lnlorrned lhal 111 dwtlhnos ~n1seo m this newspaper are available on an equal~untty baSls To com 1n of d1J1Cum1· natlOll cal HUD Iott lree 11 ··~24-1590 1~ GENEflAL tta.s OF THE WEEK Showcne "°"'" For ... In Our SM Riii btm luppllment I Dllplly Adi 8Wt It •• Deldlln• TIMdly 5PM Alto ... Open "°"" Ulllnla Avl. Ollilllne WeclMldly IPll • Plpto ..,..... '" ...... LOCAL Allle.... IHllon Cll '•" LISA RIVERA MN74-GU AllE WlllEY """'7M2•t RENTERS Stop paying your llndlords mortgage. Free Rtportre¥11ls how Easy l II to buy your own home FrM rtCOlded mesa 1-Mf.223-1112 ID '1001 ED VAH OEN eossatE REAL ESTATE IAOKER LOCAL. SINCE 1970 MM50-0t43 www.newportmeu hornet.com .., ............. _ -... . ' .. _t, #~~ ti•~· lYUM .. ,., t""' =...-~,,~ .. ':! = ... -... __.. ., a-.....,..., nt••• OPEH SAT.suN 1-5 BLUFFS TOWNHOMES 281 1.SBa: Fp, gat, no peta. ~ it'~ 2B~ * HUGE E'SIOE • Chumlng W1t1rfront 11 XNoi. Squate 10840 Hunltr ~ & perlOll. boating taper 1019 Oolphln Temc. 1 stoiy expanded 3br $119Mlo 1665 IMne AYI inno'~'. w w~ ~ TOWNHOlllE OuplH 281 281 boat dock Warner Aak about HI SC>Md c 0 n I I g n m • n I • "*PfUI. Apply In '*'°" 48' 3Br 3 car 91f1!19, on 1 Mtom, $565,000 17 949-m-9422 Ext 203 ~ -r~i4'-4394 3& 2 58a, IMnQ room. downS1MS 111'1111 ya!'CI Internet 714·751·2787 13r2 CibnllO Street C M 10-.2pm Wed llwu Sun. Ovet'liztd lot. 12.980.000 °"91'1 s.t 1-5 or family mom trp1c W1> wre gar S2.20oiMo Sfangl & ~ Pottely· 1801 Bay!ld! Or. COM '49-37Me13 m7 Fortuna ~GANT SENIOR LMN0 3B 28a Ou"""• lmmac upgraded lulchen. 2car gar nq.ipetllsmlla 949·675-4765 210 ~u Vintage Jtwelry·Anlique :l>r 3 car gar, newty built. Efl/OY • spKIOIJS SUlll, r • ,...... • • comm pool ' leMIS $2000! ---·-Oo41s Come and See Usl O.ll*F1111ft....., Airport 1 10 uniCOST~~-lllESA•••" I dbl vltws greenbelt/bay "'""'1111111111• fllh•. flln ~ape. ga!~ C:: ~ Mo. Agent 94!H33«l74 VILLA POINT Condo 2Br ftllDUSTRIAl We have a lol of na MllllS $7.25 up • ~llOtdlen ~"""":': Pnc.d 1529,000 "-"· lflMpOt1atlOn, morel ""'" bly •• ...,,., 281, sunny~ corn« FOR IEfTUASE at very reasonable Pl!Cff1 ~: 317' Pullmen 112$ 949-846·6300 .,..,.."""" ~ &50-8998 -~ ·~ 94t·720..155;---• 949-645-8059. VISA/MC. 949-6324489 COSTA NEUPORTE' ~199051~ y!ly Day 11 .... ,__,._ I un" w/d SI"""'.... OPEN tt:C»5:00, Tue-Sit or Iv meu. '49-se:J..0275 E'1~ V1/ut lrg 48r 38a, 28COsl llome wlskytights. fam rm R V s11a on 11,000sl lo/ in xlnl area. $479.900 agt Patrick T 1nor1 949·856·9105 REOUCEO TO $565,000 2596 WILLO E Side Back Bay area w appro• 2800 sf on a 8400 sl lol •Br 2 SBa, tam room w Fp tormal dining rm. tiuge tac lub 1n mslr new rool llalf Sile basketball court• Gina McComb aot 949-642·5937 Spmrllng °'*" -SWl-gla Wtel ptllSbglOCJS COlst comtnullf/)' 58t 48a, pool , 6 OOOsf lot $929.000 !!Q!W!I, JaJeh 949-632-4821 1 32.::MI WATERFRONT RX OR REBUILD Aaent '49-723·1120 Retr11t Homes $134,000 V15'1 us by boat or car to vteW our cozy, quaJnl beach bungalOwt nestled in a Vlllllge·ldte community with prlvalt boet lllll1nB & beach on 1119 bay SllpS available Land L.eest $1 tOO'mo No Prop Tax No AslOC Fee Modul11 Lifestyles Inc. 949·723-4045 ask fOf Elizabeth OPEH SAT/SUN tt-5 ~ RIVER AVE 3br. 3.Sbl, 250011. 1 block to btacht 3 story roo4 lop dtc:lt. $750,000 949-574.0SOS BAYVIEW DUPLEX '1WWllun aoe 58 FOii RENT LARGE UNITS AVAIL E1tc Aut Sm fitness mlelg 38r ~ ':';,, S:,::~age 18r Duplt• oaf:Wld hlcupa, I 1H "°"-n I ~ POINT ;~!~~~~~~~ = f:8 ~ta':~dea= I I ~ ,g;:::1 ,:;Ir:; Beach Price reduced IO Fp, deck, ya!'CI. n1sm1cwpe11. -· DEL ..... heigncs $2500/mo 10 Inf 24 nour gate access Atao 450 APPLIANCES bonus PT 9am 1pm Of S1 025 000 close to Trl·Sqr $8~S,/Mo -_., Totally R«noM#ed granite. 11 g n 717 4720' 0 11199 l'Nil unit av.ii • • lpm§p or FT 714-612-7011 Alloelated Rutty IM9·376-7637 oi 646·1105 sub·zer~'.. fantastic un· ca agt 4"' • us Storega C.ntera on NP 949·613·3663 ... wly Remodeled 2Br obstruct.... ocean views. Blvd 94H7J.5300 Refrlg, runs good, CM Helghta, 365 La Pelle 2B1, Frplc, IVlll now, clubl>ouse. pool, $280Mfo $125. FRONT DESK PENTiiOUSE BAYFRONT CONDO. $47$,000 28th SI Marina. 3rd floor condo <Ml! loolc.ing Ille bay and courtyard 2Br/2Ba beautrlUlty deQoralec:t and shows IVel Sellef mowaled to sell Aasocllted Rtatty 949-'73-3663 CUSTOM BAYFRONT HOME with DOCK B<and ,_ CUSlom home on the water 4Br'S and 4 S8a S Comer locallOl'I 2 blocks IO the beach ~ rool top dedc .... 'panOramtC • w i of ocean. bay aro ocy 1911$ Doell for up IO 30fl power boel $1.595,000 ASSOCIA TEO REAL TY 94H73-36e3 OcNntront Duplex located nght on t/lf1 sandll No boaldWatk Beaut1ftllly te· modfltJd Wiii! lop qualify matenats Vet)' spacloos tJ(\11$ With $ur1lfOtH income $2, 125.000. AHocl1t•d ,,.,lty '4H73-3663 1 33~1 <>Ptll Sal/Sun 1~ 26 F11nzt·Sau111lto. Ooean views. canyon & Laguna 1q11s, oorveoos 4br 4 5ba. OYef 4 000 sl 3c gar home, dreamy upgrades s 1 495 000 The Alison Co 949-376·3356 CRYSTAL COVE $1,150,000 PIM! ' In $elOoc#n OPEN SUN 1-5 66 $Jdney s.y Or. 4br 5.5ba fhouundl ot .•..... '!.1'.~~~~ ...... . Pl 2br 2baf3br 2 lhOI, $2200/mo. Flral & uat, Boet?I. JaJeh 949-632-4821 183 HOUSESICONOOS I ~ ~gs1UN~ 1, 949-645·7292 RECEPTIONIST $2000·3000. Fp. pauo, 2c c 11 ..... 37n •01.. fNJ HlllT """ shills avaitabll gar, Cln, qulel 949-67S-3n3 a ...... .,.., • "" '™'' OORYMAH'S tNH Bfft E'Sldt loc wlhard 10 FOR LEASE In CdM 172 HOIJSESICONOOSFOR ,,,,_ NEWPORT COAST 452 BICYCLES I Newport 8eld1 S1Mw fond 211r 281 Matr 111hff. 3Br 2Sa, flAy furTllSlled nYll r ""' • to s1an Wil 1raon fW1'I waltc to tr1-1q1, gar, nlpeta Jun 3 thru Oct 21, 2000 IRVIME L:uST ITTlltST &·IRON plllSOO Fu retome to $l380lmo ISe 949-640-~ 949·380·9492 Unobatructlld Ocean & SenlOI SR STF Blac~ •BICYCLES• 949-673 2t0t OI e1H C1nyon views Ocean l06l ~ 11 O Costa Mesa Mena 3, 10. 12 •P"<I DaVICI 11 949-673-2100 EASTSIOE 2 Stry Twnhle 28' 281 w/Oell. incredible TU1119 Rock remodele<l 581 Ridge tum 3& 358a. 3000 Couolry Club tTotal Joint boy•, girl• 20" ind 24 .. '---------J 11y11 IPl 2br 1Vioa. 2 pv1 jtCly & ca'*'a -Gat 3Ba, 3c garage $3.SOO'Mo st piwa1e pool & Sl>I Open) ca~ 9-C!>-675-3391 $30EACH. 7!4-536-45'3 par1ung apes p1us st01"1911, + carpo11 l360<VmQ yrty 1se Many 04he~ available agt $8000 Mo a;t Pllld ca1,1 949-642·1073 leave !!!$Q ava~ May·lS 94!1-723-1896 949-552-6700 Rea11y 949-233-6146 1420 I ------. ~~~ 1454 FURNmJRE I IR~ I I 122 IR~~ I CWSat Morning Ylld Sale Betllnl Crib, cnang•119 "=::;::::::;===~~;;;;;:;;;:::::::=;::;:;:!~~;:;::::;:===·~-::=::::;::====~-gtaas atwig table;desl< cet tall-e dresser Sile t at r phones answenng machN! while very good c:ondllioo beddw1g oa.k ole Cllalf. ocn Cal 949-646-5646 J '.11 Fun and Active Place to Live" SPACIOUS 2 & 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath s, beautiful green. belts & end less amenities. ltSllong pole mou111aon l)•e lul wear 462 Ftow. Sl • Uted Ole Fumdure AUC1IOn E aide CM FRI & SAT &Im 156 C:0.11 ..... SI Huge yd ult Prom en-, 1111!gue1, etc Eat1tl/Gar199 Sale FRI-SAT W 600 block ot Avoe1do COM. CoUtctor, cerljlllCI, cryllll, turn, clothea, • N8fS1t & Sun 8-4 lum toots b<kes booh appls. micro. c:h.na cab art wld, & more• 17 Ody!My Court May 4111 2790 Hatt>ot Blvd Ste 200 CM deS-e11a 1 copier microwave etc Wicker d,.._, IWdwood drffttr, mirror, 1ntique ChliM, oak coffte tbt, Dall aof• tbt. '49-548-1347 456 P£TSI LIVESTOCK t AWESOME OC1CAT t spotted CFA kmens pta~ FTfPT SalH Potltlona Avall Upscaie Nt•Pon Buen cus1om tum lure st0re Must nave an r;e tor e1es.gn ano color and -Sl>es tJI> '4~1233 GENERAL JOBS Poatat & W1klltt1 Fltlds Salary Starting S2W611 call Sun-frl 9AIMPtll 1~329-0542 1251 GENERAL Ttmp. FT & PT, Tlclltl T1kers. maintenance Must be 11 leaS1 t 8 & have a vallO ca1~ Dnve" License can 949-757-5959 ext 214 M-F be!Ween 1 ·5pm Growl!!i. buatnesa llHda help. Wt>rk from home Ma~ orderle-commerce S522wll PT $1K-4K n Free booklt1 888· 7 "6-34 t2 -actueveallyou1d111ms com Priced From $1,430/$1,710, Pets Welcome up to 60 lbs. Recreation Director on-site: NB/Sit 1-11 Benon1 cnb & fumistw\gs ~nle tykes IOyS clolh-ng. bt<ld ng jOgging Sllolltf etc 1219 Eale• ln. & loVlllg 1 ~ domestic Grow wllh our tNm. M"1 ? ""l;.. Swim Lessons, Team Sports, Arts & Crafts and much more! $500 OFF MOVE-IN! • Hurry in .. .limited available Blease Call: 888-641.7632 $30().$450 949-646-8473 12 ECE 111115 Ill! n lrdanc & Toddler teaching PD' FuP LOCll kltttnl, c1ta, dOgl t>tnllrts N8 949"~2672 M.B.Movtng Salel Sit 1-2 armoue cooch tiousehold ~ems and moreM 1148 Port Bannouth tor tdoptlon ntrf Sit & Su11 1100!Hpm Fnhlon Island AHIMAl NETWORK tnlo 94M'4-2279 www.1nimal111twork.or11 NB/Sat a.m dryer rum, P\ayful 1Clllno Old ftfTI ca• huge ch1u w ottoman. pe<m home "'other klllfl clothes children$ 1oys alld Soayecs ShoCS tested hkes llUl1 "'°""' 1743 J!!yPOrt to aldcle lee 9'9-854<32"6 RUMMAGE SALE April 28, 8a-1p All ST. CHURCH 18082 Bushard, Fountain valley llcenNd or not .,..,. hlrl"ll now! ERA Ra'*1y & UOyd ol Hlninglon Bcfl ... PIY IOI youi laf1l8 & lrlrl· 11!9 800-400-S391 ... 119 Own A CompuW1 Pulltto~ UJ1 to S2S-S75Mr Pff .f ff 1 ...... 7-2134 "'*"" titremecaSllno• com Wentlld J*IOl1 to drt'ft tidl!ly lady to ICllllS SllOC)I Good )CO IOI l1Udlnl ~ 111-.e own e11 21\rs.dly 3 dly n . S!ltv 949-548-3181 1 of • kJnd Sanm Lucie '""'"'"' $1,195,000 Fred Sltldl Pllltlnum '41>-717·1'94 Sllhtnlt lleutw 1 37 ==1 PARK WEST APARTllENT HOMfS Spaaocis 28r & 3Blldrooml, 28ath, l>Nutrlu/ prHnbllls & tndlns 8tnflll/lfes Pric«J from Sl43CIS1710 Pers Wlllt:olne up to 60 I» FIND Spring C1Nt OUI Sllell 451 FREE PETSJ Frt & s.c Wh1 French doofs I~ RESCUES Sit lemale min t>ke inens. mirrored ..,.,ndows toy.s • • • • • • • • • • • • RECEPTION1ST·P1n·T1mt • Newpori 8t8Ch ll\4y rtal estate otflce Sall.Wdllys onty Call .. 888·641·7632 OPEN SUN 1-4 CllOQ location. close lo beach. shoOPir10 & tr-y. gated comm , Twnllse, end tnt 28fs, 2V'l 6a. de!V'.l&. ~by Shan Ten Eyck 949·380·9492 & Maury -------• SiauHer 949.573.5354 95 OCEAN VISTA SEA ISLAND EnaJbve ~·Br Home s.lltf .,.,, lrntJncl wr1t1 5~ ~1 doMI PntlaptJl.s ~ $150,000 OwrierlAy:;1. 949-BattMfl For SllH.Mge Lot In Wondertd ea.tlicll Loe. 227 •22721 332·336 East 20th St Colla Prvd c. l!!!lry Meu (111 ·ICOl'pOIWld) 19 BRAND NEW Intl good rocomt, SUio, OCEANFRONT Ollt and Two & l.kllll. Uatlng-Better Hurry! ~,.. ~ = A9!!I! Mt-m.4l20 S2.475.000 or ollet Id cocperlle Wllll M*er) Al»oluft llHt fl#wporl Do not 01tt111t1 T-*11 Vthlf M«»I perlect 38( Call for l\11111er dttalll ~ 1::'::.ii:u:.f .. 1 <>-_'*_'A-Q!!!!--94-9--7-67-·ee@_ .. 1 }~00094~9,;;trick 71 • EXECUTIVE NEEDS _ • llolM lo ..... opllon to buy. Locel 1111. Htitl-1433 ti----, IJlr_ -' . J an apartment through classified Brtathtlklng Newport Coast 281 283 w/pvt ger, FIP, WID, ¥iew. Pel 0 K Near Fllh Is $1610 (877) ~71·6725 furniture. vintage nems. I llltd 1 new homtl Fllllllly r::ol!taols lj>'s & kllS More' It moving end I can, go. 1108 Palm Avt Hl.W\llngtOn Blick 11199 Lab, (collie Beach 714-969-05e0 ml•), male, nevtertd. t love call Ind tvtrfbodY I "-GENERAL I tlN tooll 94~79.2t . .._ FOR SALE . •••••••••••• WHOLESALE FlOAAt 1-WAL I 111anutact11r• ci-anc. INSTRUMENTS Savi on ~ 51tlTIS. IUllOlltl ntlOotll & Pies!" ~ ' eo c-• Urns Huge o.cxiunts ........_ Pitno ~ 30's Octtn1!on1 Houee lrQ 28' Houri tM ..,......_ 28a ...... ..... H 1J 361 E. l71tl Sl. t10 Frencn clesgn. Wdll • -· ... '"'· p """" ~-............. ...._ ...,....~___,"""" '49-MM745 ··-1 -r· _ .. .., •-;;;;;.;;.-& ;;-= !di tr.sh. ~78 j-u·~ ::., 1·-=l 1·-·=I . FOR RENT :.,,:~~ w, COAST COIN NEEDs Mambelahop. S2950 Con-OU> COfHSI Gold ltlYll *1 lM'dl 949-675-2801 • =:~r.=r 1110111 MANAGERS • SPECIALt s11s oo~ tax Wkly (Musi prt11111 IN Ad) 235 mw & kl1Chtnelts Situattd on btlublutty larldkal*I groundl FEATURES 24-Houl lobby/Dlr1c1 d11I phones/frH HBO, ESPN I OllOl'Poot I Jacuul. Guest laun- dry CloM IO 405 I 55 Fwys Min'a llonl 0 C F1lrgrdl, coAtge and bchl W1lklng dll• lance to lt1()pl Ind 1ts11u11n11. COSTA MESA MOTOfl "' U71 """' llwd ""'°"' .......... WOlff T AHMHG 9EOS TAM.AT HOME IUY OIAtCT AM> SAY£! COMMERCtAUHOME unlll l!om s 199 00 I.ow MonlhCy Paymencs FME Cdor ClllllOg Cl! 1.f00=71 t-0151 YAM YAO TO YAM FFTHt floom ,uN of llH'pri .... lvwvthlna Oottl c111 tor ~"'-' MH7~ ow.-~,.,..,.. NNOS&C 11 :tala .........,_._.._. ·-·-·00..-•CMMMID • ... ___ _ .... 18TM9 ......... """""' .... TOP S$SIMCORDSI Jazz. R & B, Soul Roca .-:. 50'1 I &O's ~ !49:!!5=~ 8 3Cll·59 Please tu ll1lo to Joan 0 94!).6.C0.7 429 Retltl Mal\lttf needed at Ulra Storage in C M Cll1tome1 ilrvlCe and lot1 cleaning OU\leS great pay fie~ houra (25 Ptf wlll Fa• resume IO 71'-4~ or apply in pt!SOll 0 1250 BnllOI SI 714-437 9200 Rt11Jl. S11H RespOnSJ· bll4e W1CI cast1111 oPtR a CICtl .. S10Clt ""'"'8in SIOf9 IQPllllRCe PT un ~ 11911 FT EV'llWlgl 1nd •Hllt'ldS Sa ary $7-$10.hr 714-37~ SEAVERS and IUSS£RS Ml lllllln line dlnntr hOllN Ill HtwllOll BMc" Fi¥t ,..,.. llM dal>tn9 •• pel...-ce 19Qll ~ I\ pnon ~''"""' 3131 .. COlll ttwr ... .. .. 0.11 1•4•)•4•-••7• .......... M• ........... ,,. .. 88 lhunday.Apri126,200l P1MM 111 ...,. 11111 the llat.lnge In thll Cllegory may ,.qvn you to Clll 1 900 number In •hlch """ le • cNr9I Pll minute. POLICY In an enon to oller Ille bell aeMCt possille IO OU! rtt6- 911 anc1 ~. we wll require Con1rector1 •ho 10venise •n tne Serva Ouec:t<>fy to include lhelf Contractors Ltc1n11 riutnber in lhe1r ld\lert- ment Your co-opera110n Is Q!Htly appreciated ~'~--~.~J JAMES MAHAM Y l...tc.emcd Pr~.-rer • R•fu:nd •nlktp•tktn W.n •t•P·fil.cd h')' IR\ c: fife t>2'J 1 crm1nal W•y •U Costa M elMI 949 548-3329 OUICl<BOOKS S!T\JP T111n1ng & Support ~-~ MMff.7517 Newport 8Mctl 8outlqut Hip Womens Clolhlng Ind Acceuorl11 Sacrlllce $15,000 li1111 MM75-I005 (949) 548-0670 I• -··•I HOME flair ' &uJ,rJRm.J Reglaze/ReTurbi:'tf Porceliln • Fiberglm Sinlts • Showefs Counten 949-645-7723 Can't seem to get to all those repair Jobs aroond the house? Let the CleMlfted a.me. Directory help you find reliable help. •. -. . -~-, )° ~· CHARTER ELECTRICAL .. HELP FROM A FO£ BMt·~ vull'ltnlble. ~th qc.1s. fl NORTH •JS o A76J ( 107 6 541 •A WEST • 181642 "'115 0 AQI EAST ... ~::..= 71 ..... 1171 NOttJI employed tho Slayman ~vClflllon 10 probe ror a 4-4 heait fit. None cxlded, IOd a IJA-cwd Siik Ind two aces c:aWnly aecmed ade- 411111e IO raiao IO dne no tr\lmp. Wat led lhe COW1h-bcsl spidc 10 i' 11fW ... • East's.ace, and East returned ihe suit. ~-1« ... By . !he ICC ol chit. and ~ raum1111 hand with a heart IO eet MW up ch1bi, would haVe Qlne, 714-ISl-1111 ~ ..... 'tt .. ..... dlln _, ' ·-,_... ,. ....... C714)MM100 • 10 5J SOUTH • A9J Q 9842 o K3 •JIU • KQ7 i;i KQJ o Jt •KQ 972 Irie~. ten. The flaw In ~ ~h theencrnycoold~n lllW um• Dllllln•Z'71571imi.• liCe>ro a,I: ub and thiee dillffiOll(l5 go me Ml, ..,..... P-.. !)Ilg. IOIO, AO, ~ .. ~ jl'lc ace Of •padca -dOw one (4U11'4) •* rteorde, ~ S4800 be~ dc<llarer could nially get CAIVtlR llfW ol!o M llolila· 71443&·3'.11 Tbe bidding: . • The 10lu1ion 10 the problem was ford......., Xl.T lbr declarer IO eoaintier 11'1 endplay. !!! 1~ ...... fltdlup W .. That would succeed • Ion& 15 hearU --•14. ...,... were no WOf'5C than 4-2. The lhiee 115717')£VIER .~-<(10Sf7) '12.119 SOUTH WEST NORTH INT ,_ 24' l <i .._ lST hiib hearu in the clc»ed hind were CAI -" Soulll COlll Acur11 c:Uhed, dWMly was cnlaed wUh the 714-Uf-1171 71 .. 17•2500 Openinalead:Fourof• If we were to say that a hand thaJ opened one no trump -~ short of entriel. that would be mos• unusual. Tbe problem here. however, 1$ that Soulb CAMOI alrord lO Id up the club suit because that would give the defenders five tricb before dcclan:r could &Ct mne. The w1y around llus dilemml was pretty. The auction wu simple enough. 11.1e of clubs and the ace of tieam wu l&k.en. declllJ'Ct discardina a club rrom hand. Now doclltcr slmply c~t cd with a diamond. The defenders could lake dvcc dia· mond tricks, but th.al ended the defeme. Whichever defender was on lead would have to play 1 bbck card. 1CS~~itlli11g dcclarcr'1 hind. In aJI, South soorcd two spides. four hearu Ind dvcc clubs -just enough for three no trump. After Soulh'1 no-trump opening bid, H.B. Sllp Avellible Up 10 30fl. JM beech, IVll DCM. 423 E. Edgftater Alll. $:4 75/mo IMM50-e502 Ill' • 24ft bolt allp avail• Sail or Power-safe & quiet Bay la. (Cove area) Call 949-673-1943 llMW D 'f7 540CI. Wiiii .... (Ull'OA) 121.- CRl!VIER BMW 714-135-3171 BMW Z3 'M S.Sod. lllldl ~ (4A0At'l'll 121,115 CRt'V1£R BMW I... 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