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Home My WebLink About2000-05-19 - Orange Coast PilotJ .. .. SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON ntE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM > FRIDAY, /IMY 19, 2000 • Rescuers search for nearly two hours for Santa Ana's Armando Briseno, 17, who was pulled out to sea by a rip current while swimming with friends. was a missing swimmer off the 28th Street jetty. Several dive teams, a helicopter, pad- dle boarders and an Orange County Sheriff's Harbor Andrew Glazer & Jasmine Lee DAILY PILOT ley High School student and Patrol boat were deployed to member of the school's vars1-search for .Briseno. ty baseball team, was pro-Hjs body washed ashore a nounced dead on the scene. few blocks away, at 22nd He had been swimming Street. along the surf line with two A bodyboarder, Dante Mil· fnends, both of whom made it Ion of Riverside, was the first to shp re safely. . to spot the body in ankle-1 help. Really quickly, a man came running and rescuers swarmed around him." Paramedics ,attempted to resuscitate Briseno, but he was pronounced dead at 4:30 p.m. Rescue workers lay a yellow plastic tarp over his body as onlookers mourned the tragedy. More than 100 people stood by wat~hing, some holding bands and hugging. NEWPORT BE ACI I - The body of a Santa Ana Leen who was caught and pulled oul to sea by a powerful rip cu.a.e.nt was.bed .ashore .near the Newport Pier on Thurs- day after rescue workers searched the surrounding waters for nearly two hours. The two_sul"iix.ors, both .. deep \'@tee._ teenage boys. from $an ta ·He wasn't coming Ana, were exhausted and up,· Millon said. •I looked had nearly drowned them-around and then remem- selves, police said. bered they were looking for J.l is the_ first drowrung death inthe city Uus year, sfild Newport Beach Police . Sgt. MThe McDermott. !.£AN HU.ER I DA.t V I'll.OT Rescuers attempt to revive Armando Briseno, who drowned in waters just north of Newport Pier on Thurs- day. Paramedics pronounced the 17-year-old Santa Ana resident dead on the scene. Armando Roman Briseno, a 17-year-old Santa Ana Val- BABY LOVE Authorities were notified somebody. I reached in and dt aboul 2:30 p.m. that there pulled him. up,.and called for Except for the rip currents, SEE TEENS PAGE 9 Supervisors open to all El Toro options •County officials still consider airport, but at the same time look into non-aviation uses for former base. Sue Doy e DAILY PILOT SANTA ANA -Although the county's deosion on whether to butld dn airport tit the former El Toro Mdnnc Corps au stdbon was not decided Thursday, sometlung unusual happened w1th the Board of Superv1!.ors They dctudlly dgreed on something Ln a rdre move, the board uncinunously voted to i.tart d process that would bnng both ides of the atr· port 1Ssue to the ldble . .... The super'vlsors want to take a deeper look mto all issues proposed for the 4,700-acre El Toro site, from dn internallortdl airport to th e l\lillenruum Plan to short-term housing. They ah.o dQreed to continue ·with d planning process that considers both Measure A and Measure F. •Are we gomg to lhredten to ue edcb other? Or clre we going to take the opporturuty to elevate this issue?~ a!.ked Supervisor Todd Spitzer They directed staff to comptle acbon plans on all pro- TAVA t..ASHUBA I DAl.Y PkOT Jlm and Shelly Hodges of Costa Mesa get a handle·on thelr year-old quadruplets. See Page A4. J SEE EL TORO PAGE 9 -. Local man arrested on suspicion of murder SEAN Hll.l.ER I DAILY PILOT • Police in riot gear roll up in armored vehlcle to arrest Costa Mesa resident Juan Sandoval in connection with deadly meth lab blast. Sue Doyle DAllY PILOT COSTA tviESA -A Costa Mesa man was arrested Thurs- day on suspicion of murder in connection with a Huntington Park methamphetamine lab explosion Wednesday that left one man dead. vehicle and arrested Juan San- doval, 24. Police sfild they suspect Sandoval had a hand in the death of an unidentified 21- year-old man who died in a hospital early Thursday after his entire body was severely burned in an explosion Wednesday at a Huntington Park apartment complex. · Huntington Park police, in full riot gear, drive down Victoria Street after arresting Costa Mesa resident Juan Sandoval on suspicion of murder. Huntington .Park police, decked out in full riot gear, stotmed through a neighbor· hood in the 800 block of Con- gress Street with an annored The blast and the resulting fire, which forced more than 20 people to evacuate their homes, was the result of a ·Checks would have raised flags • Former employers could have looked up public documents and news reports detailing history of Alan Meyers. AndrewGlanr . DAILY PILOT COSTA tviESA -A simple call to the Univenity of Michigan lut August, to con- fb'm that prospective director Alan M . Meyen actually elamed two doctorate degrees tll)are, would have found the &Im. bn bJs '8IUln6 to be , .... , according to • = Hom en Oregon department. versity of Michigan embossing machine and bogus stationary strewn across hls apartment. Instead, they hired him. U the board of the Community Action Committee -a health clinic and day-care Officials from the Costa Mesa senior Center also could have read a 1978 article in NewSc week magazine that detailed the story of man named Carmi Bar-Hon - who has since allegedly changed his name to Alan Alm M. Meye11 center serving poor migrant worken ln Puco, Wuh. -bad checked the references Meyers bad lilted on his 1'91\UD6, they would have found tbe Mdlw of one of hll pNVioul l:t en waKbidybilowh M. Meyen-wboservedone and • half yean ln • fedenil penitentiary for allegedly try· 1ng to ltraDgle • plycbiatrilt be bad tmpenonatecl for more than • year. Tbey would have a1IO reed tbat police found • Uld· MMltS .. I HOURS A quick guide to the weekend methamphetairune lab blow- ing up IJlSlde one of lhe apart· ments, police sa1d. Sandoval IS being held in Huntington Park City Jail without bail. Prosecutors are expected to review the case Monday. Authonties said they discov- ered a lease agreement with Sandoval's name on it at the scene of the explosion. Howev- e r, the mvesttgat1on 1s still ongoing, they !.atd "The extent of hls mvolve- men'\ is still bemg investigat- ed,• said l luntington Park Police Sgt. Cosme Lozano. "Charges may be filed as soon as Tuesday.· Police earthed Sandoval's residence dnd a second Con- gress Street home Thursday and recovered seven nfles and shotguns. The raid was a fnghtening dtsrupbon on a usudlly qmte street Neighbors watched m shock as the tank -filled with police m not gedf -rolled down their street al about noon Thursday Officials phoned Sandoval's home and used a loudspeaker to order the mbab1tants outside, srud Huntmgton Pdrk Police Lt. Kenneth Rulon Along Wlth San- ..doval. a handful of men, women SEE MURDER PAGE 9 .. .. .. - 2 Friday, f.kJy 19, 2000 .. . . ...,an OCC's ThHtre e>ep.rtment presents the musk.al ·1n6· ~ 1n the college's DrllN Lab The-w.. The show, portr~ the crution of the Deci.retlon of Independence, debuted on ~ w.y In 1969. OCC is .t 2701 Fairview Road, COO. Mesa. For more Information. call (714)432~202. CHECK IT OUT . . Taste life on the edge • through adventure tales DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT • C an't muster .the courage ' to climb the world's highest peaks an~ navi- gate its most dangerous seas? You can still experience the thrill of extreme adventure through tales of others' exploits. If you're awed by accounts of scaling Everest, don't miss .. lntlmate High." Goran Kropp's narrative about his 1996 jour- ney from Stockholm to Kath- mandu by custom- Juan Casado is the featured artist at this year's Balboa Island ~alk. built bicyde loaded with 240 pounds of gear, and his suc- cessful summit assault without Sherpa support or bottled oxy- gen. For the love of art After a barrowing 7,000- mile trek back to Sweden, Newport Beach's 80-year-old Juan Casado is featured artist at this year's Balboa Island Artwalk benefit Th , Kropp is planning for his next · with the and helpful to the artists. ey re solo adventure in 200': He's beach ... Utis very involved in the whole effort and 1 . t sail h area offers a there's a camaraderie that makes for earrung 0 so e can cap-• WHA~ Balboa lot of places nice friendships.. taln a craft to Antarctica, ski to Island Artwalk 2000 t~ paint, .. he 1bis year's event will kick off the th~ South Pole and, hopefully, •WHEN: 9 a.m. to said. "It's the summer season with musical enter-return in good health to Scan- FYI s p.m., Sunday dinavia. Claudia Figueroa • WHERE: Balboa climate and tainment by Rick Sherman, Mark Also on the legendary DAtLY PILOT Island, between ambience Wood, the Fins and the Fabulous mountaln in t996 was elite F or Juan Casado, showing his art Marine Avenue and that gives Nomads, along with a host of food, mountaineer and acdairned at the Balboa Island Artwalk is the Ferry Landing at me inspira-refreshments and a whole lotta art. filmmaker David Breashears, like being reunited with a group Opal Avenue. tion l'!, In previous years, Artwalk has whose new autobiography, --~-"" ol<.Hriendttle-hasn't~se;eeienl'H:linryv·~ears,.--t-i...-MWHIH-.ntt!-. ~...--~':""--:------04ae.n-a-well-r~-fOF-!OC~--+-'lfftiah Exposwe,..!!..offers cape Casado, the event's featured artist, • PHONE: (949) For his artists as well as business owners vatinginsight into the passion will display his work along with 60 720-1660 work, Casa-and residents, said Michele Roberge, for cllmb- other local artists at Sunday's fifth do uses a executive director of the Balboa Per-ing. Breas- annual event at South Bay Front wide selec-forming Arts Theater. hears' tale promenade between Marine Avenue tion of solid-toned watercolors. His "It's the perfect occasion for peo-of produc- and the Perry Landing. brightly colored paintings are still life ple to enjoy visual arts and visit the ing his Like other artists who will partici-images of beach fronts, bay views island, .. she said. Everest pate in this weekend's event, Casado and various local scenery. f11ore importantly, Artwalk is an IMAX is determined to use his art to help A native of Los Angeles, Casado event where the arts comes to the aid movie in the the community. He has participated studied at Chouinard Art Institute of the arts. year when in the event for the past three years. and Art Center in Los Angeles dur-Roberge said a portion of the pro-~Jbers The 80-year-old Newport Beach ing the 1930s before working as an eeds 1r th will be d ed · ' k h bee di 1 ed art director for a national advertising c om e event onat died on the artists wor as n spay at to the Balboa Th~ater Restoration moun•~:-the Newport Beach Public Library, agenty for 20 years. ......,, an Arts Commission exhibit at City Casado said his decision to be a Project and the Balboa Island Muse-brackets Hall and Art-A-Fair in Laguna full-ti.me artist came after he retired um and Historical Society. The descriptions of other expedi- Beach. And one of his paintings, a in 1984. artists' entry fees will be donated tions inspired not by blind portrait of sailboats, is being featured "The desire to pamt pictures is toward the restoration of the theater ambition, the world-class on collector's T-shirts and posters as a something that doesn't always go and help with the museum's expens-adventurer insists, but in the commemoration for the event. away,• Casado said. es. Last year about $500 was donat-pursuit of excellence. With a preference for outdoor Even though Casado is serious ed, Roberge added. As unabashed in her pas- work, the self-prodaimed plein-air about his work, he admits his "These events are critical to build-sion for the sea as others are in painter said he transforms scenes involvement in the Balboa Artwalk is ing public support and awareness of their love of mountains is Lin- from Newport Beach's Peninsula and not strictly business. all of these wonderful community da Greenlaw, the world's only Heisler Park in Laguna Beach into "Balboa Island is pretty tight-assets like the [Balboa Theater) and female swordfish boat captain. contemporary works of art on paper. knit,• he said. "People who have the artists that live and work on the Read about her monthiong "I've always had some connection homes along bayfront are very nice island,• Roberge said. fishing trip of more than 1,000 IRIEFLY IN DITllOOI ,nautical miles in "The Hungry Ocean," in which·she contends that the grueling, isolating and suspenseful business of fishing is a matter of heart and soul, not of intellect. The Southern Ocean is the sailor's Everest -a frigid, hur- ricane-infested body of water so remote, reports Derik Lundy in "The Forsaken Sea," that "only a few astronauts have ever been further from land · than a person on a vessel in that position." Armchair adventurers can -- revisit the 1996-97 Vendee Globe race on Utis merciless sea in Lwidy's gripping tale that examines why humans are drawn to adventure that tests the limits of'physical and psy- chological stamina. SeasonedjoUJllalistRob Mund.le offers another saga of disaster in notoriously fickle waters in "Fatal Storm," about . -"----·-...... ·---· ....... .,._., I ... TOf [ • - I • - . "' I i. 1 ••I ~ • ~ -. . the 630- mile race from Syd- ney, Aus- tralia, to Hobart, Tasmania in 1998, in which 57 people were res- cued, sev- en boats were abandoned, five boats sank and seven people per- islw:d:-Mund.Je-ttcreMe!t-dr6---- matic struggles that were part of the worst sailing disaster in recent history in this firsthand account of raw adventure. Unlike adventurers who vol- unteer for risk, the 14 firefight- ers who lost their lives in the catastrophic 1994 fire on Col- orado's Storm King Mountain were trapped in the line of duty. Read about the bureau- cratic bungling and bwnan errors that contributed to their tragic demise in .. fire on the . Mountaln," a riveting account starring feisty smoke jumpers, frustrated tanker pilots and wary politicians whose collec- tive efforts did little to help the victims of nature at its most unforgiving. • OfECIC JT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column is by Melissa Adams, in collaboration with Stephen Short. SCR holding auditions for summer classes duction of "Top Girls." Hensel and others will prepare students for top acting roles. Enrollment is limited to 35 stu- dents in order to focus on individ- ual training. Coursework involves all phases of development for the growing actor. County Performing Arts Center with a plethora of musical artists including Musica Angelica, Pacific Symphony Orchestra and Bobby Mcfenin. will be presented Dec. 17. 1be pelformance of traditional carols and holiday clanla also will fea- hll'e a choral premiere by Eric Whitaae, Pacific Cbomle'I De'! compo1er. Newport Beach Jazz Fest to be held Saturday South Coast Repertory is hold- ing auditions for its Professional Conservatory, an intensive eight- week summer training program for serious acting students. Professional Conservatory class- es will take place from 10 a.m . to 6 p.m. daily, June 6 through July 29 at the theater. The classes will coincide with its third annual Pacific Playwrights Festival of new plays by budding young writers. Professional Conservatory is taught by Karen Hensel, an actress who has performed at SCR lor 20 years and won the Los Angales Drama Crttics Circle Award for her role iD SCR's pro- Proleaiooal Conservatory enroUment ii by audition only and will continue through June 1 at SCR, 655 Town Center Drtve, Col· ta Mesa. For more infon:nation, call (714) 108-5511. Chorale announces new concert series Padfic Chorale ha announced its 2000-2001 season cat the Orange The four-concert season includes three performances with the 160-member chorale and a chamber performance with its 32- vok::e John Alexander Singers. 1be Padfic Chorale Children's Chorus mo wW be featured under tbe direction of Mary Ester·Blakley. J.S. Bach's •Magnificat• will open the season at 7 p.m. Oct. 22. Aleu.nder will coDdtict MUIAca Angelice and Pacific Olorale'I John Alexander Singen in tbis program. which is cded •Bach and Handel.· •n. the Season,• Padlk: Chorale'• annual holiday concert •An Evening with Bobby McFentn and Pad&: Cborale" will begin at 8 p.m. May 19, 2001. lbe evening will open wllb McPenin coaductlng Pedfic QoraJa in musk: by Brabml 8Dd Sdwbert. The to.time Grammy Award-wtn- nlng vocalist. compms and can- ductor, who II known for bll ctMne wce11. wm pelform 18&ect· eel pee. flOm bll Npeltoae. SeaCJD tldulta 90 OD tale Sept. 11. Pdcel rage from 140 to S176. 11cketa ue available by contacting Padflc Chorale at (714) 662-23-'5. Grammy Award-winning vocalist Peabo Bryson will per- form at 4:15 p.m. Saturday at Glen Ellen Winery's seventh . annual Newport Beach Jazz Fes- tival in the ampbitheeter at the Hyatt Newporter Resort, 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Other performen include Jett Golub & Avenue Blue, Hiroshima, Joe Semple with La.lab Hathaway and David Senbom. , lbe festival runs from 11 a.m . to ?:30 p.m . Saturday and Sun- day. Admission ii s;J2.50 to 140, or S.S5 for a two·day pus. Por more lriformation, call (949) 478· 3190. Dai- READERS ttOIUHE O(~ her.in aN'I be reproducad without written per-WllTBEI AID SUlf POLICE TIPS (949) 642-6086 Record ~ commenu about the Dally Pilot 0< news tlJ>', VOL M, NO. 119 ADPRESS Our address is 330 W. Bay St~ lMOMU K. JOeM«*. Costa MeM. CA 92627. ~ la.Y~. CC>R8£CIK>N$ Edllor It Is the Pilot's polky to prompt-.............. ly correct 111 errOtS of~ . 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It gives the lmpreuk>n of more than one penon being at home. • llit your Nme on the mailbox and In the phone book with first Initial and i.st name only. •Give your home e liwd-in look by arranging fOf' pick-up of ~ end mall In your absence. • Never answer questions on the phone until you are certain of ~ callers Identity • • TNCh your children to 8rttWer wtth 1 tirnple •hetlo. • Do not lnSMr by seylng the NfM of the ·~ • Hang up on oblcene, ~ 0t nulllnc9 ~ Mike. pob l9POft If ~continue.. Do ....... pour phone number P'trad on pour,... .. dlicb. l'V tlO provide onty • bullr'9 numllir. ' '-:--eatty Pilot · Wldghing in on porlly protests and a fat pig C hubby? You are not side Terlingua in Brewster alone. We are here and County, Texas, it's a bad idea. we are legion. Before she took aJtOther • Stop beating yourself up. step, Arnold came bounding One can only worry about fat, from the shadows on the front oarbs an~ calories ~or so long. · pordl. Arnold is, well, chubby. Get ov_er it. Accepting yo\1.r There's no way around il He's chubbiness will set you free. also a javelina -a wild pig 'Dust roe on ~· I. kn.ow. found throµghout the Soutll- If you cant do 1t, Ill under-west. At 100 p<)unds and 24 stand But I'm alrai!i you'll p B ff inches tall, Arnold would be ~ve to move. Where? To the 8f8f U 0 covered twice under San Fran- oty ~y the Bay, of course, COMMENTS & CURIOS'TIES cisco's ordinance (see sections where cable cars climb I on "fat .. and "short#). halfway to the ~· ' Arnold rarely· botheTS any- . Welcqme to San Francisco, of bis new ordinance, despite one, but he just nat out hates ~>ne of, the most beautiful cities the teasing he's received from anyone from the government. m the ~orld. ·Bring y~ur ~-around the world. By the way, Any government. He chased . era, bnng your appetite, bnng do you know what Tom the now hysterical census-tak-• the love of your life -but Ammiano did before he waS er back to her rental car and leave the fat joke5 at home. elected to the board? He was a managed to give her ankle a As .of this week in San stand-up comic. ls this a great good chomp before she Fr~.asco, tell a fat joke -go country, or what? jumped in and roared off. to Jail. And yes, I'm serious. If you're looking for a By the time it was aU over, How on earth did all this m~kedly different style of the census-taker got some get started? lt all began with government, we should sashay stitches and tetanus shots back Marilyn and the Martian. Last down to Brewster County, in town, and a deputy sheriff year, Marilyn Wann, who is Texas. Brewster County is a saw to it that Arnold would slightly taller than 5 feet and hard place and the people who never hold any anti-govern· weighs 270 pounds, looked up live there are hard people. It's ment demonstrations again, and saw a billboard ad th,at West Texas at its West Texiest then turned him over to local -.. stopped her in·her tracks. _ ~hot winds, sageb.D:!SlJ.. _.-vet to see if Arnold was rabid.' The ad, which you may barbed wire. He wasn't-. -" --- recall. was for a chain of fitness Chubby people in Brewster The last chapter in the story dubs and featured an ominous-Coµnty don't need protecting.. explains exactly why San looking extraterrestrtal, with They protect themselves real Francisco and Terlingua will one sentence above the heaJth well. never meet. The man who club's logo: "When ~ey come, Last week, a crew of cen-lived in the hous~ arrived just they'll eat the fat ones first.• sus-takers came to Brewster as the deputy sheriff was eas- 1 thought it was one of the County. One woman was ing lhe limp and lifeless funn,iest things I'd ever seen. assigned to the tjty of Terlin-Arnold into the trunk of his Marilyn Wann, however, was gua, including somE! remote patrol car. ' not amused. She is a self-houses outside city limits. She The man was understand- desoibed "fat advocate" and dutifully climbed into her ing and had onJy one request. the author of "FAT!SO?" -a rental car and made her way He'd like to get Al;nold back if self-help guide for people who to the first house, where the he wasn't rabid. The deputy are chubby. · road to nowhere and the end asked why. Anyway, Marilyn organized of the line meet. · Bec~use, the man said, demonstrations outside one of She called out from the edge • Javelinas make good ea tin'." the fitness dubs then turned of·the stake-and-barbed wire It's hard being chubby in her wrath on City Hall. Being fence that surrounded the Terlingua. an officiaJ Loopy LlberaJ city, house. Not a sound. She pushed I gotta go. San Fran's pdwers-that-be did-open the ramshackle gate and _____ __. ____ _ n 't just like the idea -th~y started for the front door. • PETER BUFFA is a former Costa 1 ed 't Th · nl Th · ·h b Mesa mayor. His column runs Fri-ov t · err o Y concern at rrug t e a good idea days. He can be reached via e-mail at . r .. Marine habitat group subpoenas experts •Environmental group hopes testimony will help in its fight to preserve artificial reef. Alex Cootm.n D AILY PILOT, The group that. maintains a mari,ne habitat in the waters off Newport Beach filed subpoenas Wednesday to obtain expert testimony that it hopes will help save the habitat from being destroyed. ~e ~arine Forests Society, which has maintained an offshore aquacultural habitat since 1988, filed subpoenas for the testimony of two officials from the state Department of Fish and Game and a California Coastal Commission envi-· ronmental specialist, said Rodolphe Stre- ichenberger, the founder of the group. Streichenberger said he h opes the input of the three nien will help the Marine Forests Society overturn a cease and desist order-the CoastaLColDlD.ission issued last week. H not overturn~d. the order calls for the underwater structure, constructed of tires, plastic jugs, PVC pipe and other materials, to be disassembled within 60 days. But StreicheQ.berger thinks expert opinion will prevent that from taking place. . •At the [Coastal Commission] hear- ing, there were no technicians,~ to speak on the project's behalf, he said. "We want the testimony of technicians.• · Fish and Game senior biologist David Parker, one of the men the group has asked to testify, responded to Wednes- day's move with a mixture of surprise and skepticism. Parker on Thursday said .he had not been told the subpoena was filed and that the Department of Fish and Game had fa irly limited contact with the Marine Forests Society ove r the years. •All I really know is that they appar- ently have placed materials there with· out the proper permits and other approvals that are needed to place mate- rials on the ocean bottom,• Parker said. · In general, he added, Fish and Gattle wasn't enthusiastic about placing tires on the ocean floor. •Jn our own experience, we ba~ not used tires in any of our reef programs foJ decades now,• he said. •we prefer the very stable, long-lasting materials like natural rock or various kinds of concrete rubble." The other officials whose testimony the group hopes to obtain, Fish and Game aquaculture coordinator Robert Hulbrock and California Coastal Com- mission staff ecologist John Dixon, could not be reached for comment Thursday. Ron~d Zumbrun, the attorney for the Manne Forests Society, ~aid he hoped expert input would contradict> what he called "uns\lb_stantiated COlD..Olents " about the maripe habitat made by Coastal Commission staff at last week's hearing. He said some of the criticisms made of the habitat, such as~the suggestion that its tires might release toxics, were •absolutely faJse. • " · · But Llsa Trankley, the deputy attorney general who is representing the Coastal ·Commission in this case, said she was skeptical about the potential for over- turning the cease and desist order. •I think the Coastal Commission acted on plenty of evidence and that their deci- sion will be upheld,• she said. Trankley also noted that Zumb(\lll has been pursuing legaJ challenges to the validity of various Coastal Commission decisions for more than a decade, a fact that Zwnbrun readily ·confioned. "He's very much a crusader,• Trank· ley said . was that it wasn't quite loopy in San Francisco, but just out-Ptr84@aol.com. enough,sotheyaddedskirmy =:::::::::::::::::::::::~~~;::;::;::;::;:::=:=:;::==============================~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ people, short people and tall ~ people to the mix. ,.. an ranasco s an crmu- nation ordinance will now cov- er "weight and height" bias. Accordi;ig to Larry Brinkin of the city's Human Rights Commission, retribution for anyone caught thinking inap- propriate fat/skinny/tall/short thoughts will be swift, and it will be brutaJ. "If heavy people can't fit into chairs in theaters or restaurants and the.re's nowhere'for fhem to sit, we think they're being discrimi· nated against,· Larry warned. "In those situations, we'll look for reasonable accommoda- tions. We won't ask theaters to put in all big seats, just a row of larger seats or a free-stand- ing area for annless chairs. • Well, OKI At least they're going to.be "reasonable" about this. 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Now his children are old enough to hug him. "They are getting to an age when they can look at you and love back,· Hodges said. Hodges and his wife, Shell~. on Thursday cele- brated the first birthday of their quadruplets -James, Jon, Melissa and Lucas. The family will officially celebrate the milestone at a "quad bash," complete with crawling races, Sunday al the Costa Mesa home of fam- ily friend Val en e Stam. "Gifts from God," Shelly calls her children. TAVA KASHUBA I DAILY PILOT From left, the Hodges quadruplets -James, Lucas, ~ellssa and Jon -eat Cheerios a t thelr Costa Mesa home Thursday, their first birthday. It took the couple seven 4,000 calories a day,• she den·t one,• her mother said. through 24 jars of baby food, week, about 20 volunteers years to have children. And said, recalling how her hus-"She is always a month 30 diapers and one gallon of from St. James Episcopal the process has been both band cooked for her and ahead: the first to crawl, the . milk. Church in Newport Beach miraculous a nd difficult for made sure she consumed first to roll over. She is the "There is no way one per-have assisted the couple them. enough for five people. only one. to hold her bottle. son can give the babies what throughout the year. Shelly was 10 bed rest It bas paid off. Doctors The boys are very needy.• they need,· Shelly said. Stam bas been a close during her enhre seven-told them their babies were Since their r'o.iracle a year "You have to be organized frie11d of Shelly's for almost month pregnancy -he r the healthiest set of quadru-· ago, the Hodges think, and you have to have help. eight years. She drops by children were born two plets born at Long Beach breathe and talk babies. A Physically and mentally, you often and brings Shelly her months' premature. And, she Memorial Hospital. Each typical day begins at 5 a .m. have to be prepared. You -favorite coffee. had to quit her job as an child came home at a differ-and begins to slow down at 8 have to make sacrifices.• •The first few months Daily Pilot r II lllClllOI Exbfblt features students' photos Calta M8N High School on 1bunday opened a display for its ninth annual Orange County High School Invi- tational Photography Contest. The exhibit -at South Coast Plaza's Crate & Bar- rel wing, Suite 330 - includes 171 photograph- ic works by l OS students representing 15 high schools from throughout the county. The photographs will be on display through Sunday during regular mall hours. South Coast Plaza is at 3333 Bear St. in Costa Mesa. PLUG IN Plug into the Daily Pilot Classified section to find serv1Ces from electronics and plumbers, to landscapers and painters. • """T-.C.TOH 11(.A{H • ~AIN V.-UI Y escrow officer m Corona del ent time, beginning with p .m., when the babies start In addition to two paid weren't a lot of fun, was it Mar. 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What's complicated is that those same new standards, because they can apparently be triggered by urban ·runoff,. have the potential to make things appear grim at other beaches as well. even though their effects have so far been confined to Huntington. City officials worry that it will happen iq Newport Beach. ' ·If the Talbert Marsh (runoff) were flowing in the other direction,• Deputy City Manager Dave Kiff said, it's likely that Huntington's rash of postings and closures would now tQ Newport with it. "That's a genuine possibili- ty this summer,• he said. The law that has made this possible -for better and worse -is state Assembly Bill 411. When it took effect last summer in the middle of Hunt- ington's beach troubles, it expanded the range of tests that were performed at the ocean and lowered the thresh- old at which health warnings were required to be posted on the beaches. "The standards are more stringent and they require us to post signs you never saw before," said Moruca Mazur, a spokeswoman for the Orange County Health Care Agency. The net effect of this legisla- tive-chang~as that' even. though Mazur said "there really was no significant change• in the contamination levels of Huntington waters, the bedches there were bare of bacteria-shy visitors for months, "We're looking for more things and we're finding more things,• Mazur said. "What we see there is probably what was there before.• Though postings and clo- 'Sure!i-Can have serious finan· cial impacts on beach cities, Kiff said the state law's strict standard "Is something that we as a city actually support.• But city and county offi- cials said urban runoff - whether jt comes . tram ..the Talbert Marsh or other sources -seems to tngger the posting standards of the legislation. · And because urban runoff is d problem with so many A surfer catches a wave despite posted Warning signs about contaminated surf at Orange Street ln Newport Beach on May 10. l.1AlilA"i"IA OAY MASSEY I OAlV PILOT c;ources -from storm dtdU1s · to leaky trash bm-s -Klff !.dld NPw port must avoid fdlling into the trap of ~imply throwing money" dl Wdter qudhty tests manddted bv the ldW Plans ·to lease college property put on hold Amy R. Spurgeon DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA-The Coast Community College District Board of nustees shelved its plans Wednesday to present a counter offer to a North Caroli- na-based hardware chain's pro- posal to lease the district's 14- acre site near Adams Avenue and Harbor Boulevard, district officials said. Board president Jerry Pat- terson said the absence of m - ed the board to take no action. lnstead, the board will hold a special meeting within the next two weeks to address the issue. Lowe's Home improvement Center is the nation's second- largest hardware chain. It is in the nudst of an aggressive expansion plan. 10 which 1t cussed, Patterson said. ln a two-page letter lo the d1stnct last February, Voit Assoc'1ate Vice President Robe rt Pettis stated Lowe's was seeking retail outlet sites ·in Orange County. He wrote, ... as a site enhancement. discussions have been held with the adja- cent property owner to the west. Connell Chevrolet, seek- ing to acquire land access to Harbor Boulevard. This will improve traffic circulatio~ and bfication. Lowe's is enthusias- bc about this opportunity and is eager to pursue negotiations cxpedltiously." But Connell Chevrolet Gen- eral Manager Paul Doddridge said he hcWl't agreed to any dedl with the distnct or Lowe's. have no intentions or making access to that proper- ty,• Doddridge said. "As of right now, 1 have turned every- thing down. But things change day to day." The letter stated Voit was also in discussion with the city or Costa Mesa's Planning and Redevelopment Department and that the project may require a General Plan amendment, rezoning and an environmental impact report. Tula Bruning, president of the district's teachers union, has n closet watchin the hopes to open 90 to 95 new . ==::=:5;:;;;:;;;;:;::;:=:==::=a;;;;a5iliiiilliiliiii0iiiiill stores this year. according to its broker, Voit Commercial Bro- kerage. Voit officials cQnfirrned they . • Craig Brown Insurance notified Uie district in February of lts client's desire to Lease the property. District officials decided last year to lease the Adams Avenue site, appraised at $8.1 million, to increase dis- trict revenue. The district oversees three college campuses and one public broadcasting television station. District officials said moving its headquarters or more than 30 years to make room for Lowe's is a possibility. Howev- er, costs ass6ciated with such a move have · not been dis- ~ "For life's· little Accidents!" j Call today for auto & home " owner' Insurance! : (949) 760-1255 • -~ •REPAIRS• BUY-SELLt TRADE USED EQUIPMENT• I ~ e ~ . " i Have your APS or 35mm color print film developed by Kodak PROCESSING LABS · · and get a coupon for a She said she supports leas- ing the property, but with a few conditions. 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No.acl Schwartz DAILY PILOT Best o( aU for Stenler, it's already grabbed the attention of other busi- nesses interested in commissioning her work. • l admire impressionists, but I'm a realist myself,• she said from her home in ,Big Canyon. The local resident and mother of three has a lengthy art background NEWPORT BEACH -It's clear -generations, in fact. She grew up from the thoughtful watercolor Polly back East, influenced by American Stenler painted to advertise the painter Homer Winslow, tomes of art Corona del Ma,r Scenic SK that ert is history a~d most of all her parents. more than just a hobby. . He~ pioneering mother, whom The paintiQg. wfuch features ,a ---S!enl~r says got her started, opeo~d runner against the backdrop of the 11ie f~st female-owned goldsJlll.th lush Five Crowns restaur t . s~ore w Ne~ York. The metallwgist be'" an ' is did extraordinary work for a number .... g used to promote the J~e 3 of stores, StenJer remembered fond- run all around town. Money raised ly, including "beautifully enameled from t~e run goes toward yout~ sterling silver salt and pepper shak-r~cr7ation programs and the beauti-ers. • · hcatlon of Corona del Mar. Stenler herself started out in about the competitive art world, one that first gave her the cold shoulder. She bad tremendous difficulty obtaining the recognition necessary for consistent work, she said. "I finally wrote a letter to nffany's, • she said, recalling her exasperation. They phoned her, offered her a position in manufacturing and she accepted. There, on the top floor of the building, she sat with all or the company's fine jewelers. She was in charge of Paloma Picasso's' work that had just exploded onto the scene in the late 1970s with its smooth geo- metric shapes. "The people from Five . Cr.owns watercolors. He r appreciation for ~ad called. me .and as~e~ U I d . b~ form and light eventually led her interested m domg a painting on it, into jewelry making and a job with she said, adding that she started at ntfany's. the beginning of the year. "It's very hard,• Stenler said It was there, at Tlffany's, that she met her soon-to-be husband. After marrying. the two moved to Califor- nia to be closer to his family. lt's be.en more than a decade now, and despite the demands of full-time motherhood, .Stenler still pursues her artwork. "I still like to design jewelry," he said. "I have a studio and try and keep my hand in everything.• SEAN Hlil.ER I DAILY PILOT Polly Stenler's portrait of a runner passlng The Five Crowns restaurant ln Corona del Mar is being used on the promotional poster of this year's Corona del Mar SK run. 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Ballard, C.S.B. ·Saturday -May 20 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3303 Via Lido Newport Beach, CA 92663 Crystal Cove State Park will host a ~sack Country Hike· at 9 a.m . Visitors should meet at El Moro Visitor Center on Pacific Coast Highway just north or Laguna Beach. The program is free, parking is $6. For more information, call (949) 497-7647. A national compettttoo for young chef's apprentices will be held from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. in OCC's culinary arts depart- ment, 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. The event, spon- sored by the International Gourmet Society and La Chaine des Rotisseurs, will feature 10 apprentices repre- senting community colleges, private schools and chef's associations. Gourmet che fs from throughout the county will serve as judges. For more information, call (7 14) 432- 5725. Borders Books, Musk and Cafe will present "Special Sto- ry time wi,!h Wmnie the Pooh• at 1 p.m. Borders is at 3333 Bear St, Costa Mesa. Story time is free. For more infonna- tion, call (714) 432-7854. Representatives of The Princeton Review will give a fTee seminar on standardized testing for college admiss1ons with a focus on the SAT at 11 a.m. at Borders Books: Music and Cafe, 3333 Bear Sl, Cos- ta Mesa. For more informa- tion, call (714) 432-7854. The second annual Free Community Health Fair will take place from 10 a .m. to 2 p.m. at Harbor Christian Fel- lowship Church, 740 W. Wil- son St., Costa Mesa. YWCA ENCOREplus and the Susan G . Komen Breast Cancer Foundation will sponsor a free mammogram-a-thon for women 40 years And older from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. For reservations, call (114) 806- 2037. For general informa- tion, call (949) 631-7730. \ Author Edith Mal9k wW be a guest speaker at •Growing Clematis in Southern .Cali- fomiA, • one in a series of Weekend Gardener work- shops, will begin at 9:30 a.m. at the Sherman Ubrary and Gardens, 2641 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. The wo1klhop la free. for more tnformatton, call (949) 673-2261. bc.bel Allawell, cnator of ShablJy Chic De1igD1 Inc., wW sign her book from 2 to " p.m. at Blue Sprtngs, 369 B. 11th St., COit& Mela. 1be event II free. Por more mtor- L•:.!Mffll:11er!::!ot~1111~C1wut&1n~:,!Sc~-=!:IMl::rd:!.°'::!.!::::::::t:......!:°"~ld~a..=.tor~ .. =.:::tz:::L1 ~ mation. Olll (N9) a.2-3632 . .,,_,;.~ --~ ... . . ... ...... -, ...... -... _......a-..,N-1• ... I 1 $ 1• ·--···-·----····IM---ff•I•• .. , r CONTINUED FROM 1 posals for El Toro -both air- port plans and non-aviation Pltln!). The in-depth studies will mclude everything from money to timelines to man hours for each proposal. The board unanimously voted to spend $25,000 of the general fund to explore all dlternatives. The staff will return the MEYERS CONTINUED FROM 1 on a quiet residential street in _ . Anaheim. Instead, they hired him. •As a nonprofit, you're dlways looking to raise funds," said Judith Gidley, who replaced Meyers as executive director there. "When someone tells you .. lllCy can do that, and their hack record on paper proves 1t, well, you'll do whatever it ldkcs to hire that person." ~ MeyerS° . could-not be w ached for comment, but has TE ENS CONTINUED FROM 1 conditions at the beach were 11ol extremely dangerous, he s • .ud. Howe ver, when the Wl'ather begins to warm up, mc1ny swimmers mistakenly hc heve the water t'empera- lllfe also rises. But dunng the ..,pnng and early summer, the ncec1n is usually between 50 • .md 60 degrees. "It's colder than it looks," McDennott swd. •And '"'hen it's cold, it exhausts lc,wunmers) foster." Plug into the Daily Pilot Classified section to find services from electronics and plumbers, to landscapers and painters. • ......,nr.c,l()IJ et.OCH • fOUOl'Nj ~"LI.IV Daily Pilot studies by June 6, when the board will bold its 2000-01 budget hearings. The board will then decide which stud- ies to consider. , Although the board sits at Odds on the airport issue, they agTeed that they could not igT1ore the 120 people who passionately testified about Bl Toro on Tuesday during a public hearing. Aside from an in-depth review of both sides, the board agreed to focus on El Toro's master .lease. It must . denied any wrongdoing in published reports. His wife, Debble Franklyn, refused to speak when con- fronted at. their Anaheim home. A growing pile of police and court documents from Arizona, Washington, Ore- gon. California and the nation's capital appear to de pict a.chameleon of a man who )l~s stolen money; creat- ed a Take professional histo- ry, used as many as five aliases and allegedly even tried to kill a doctor he impersonated for more than a year. · Costa Mesa police and be co1151dered by May 31 or MURDER the Navy will drop the issue and shut it down June t, said CONTINUED FROM 1 board chairman Charles V. Smith. · dren alk •The Navy ls not con-and some cbil w ed out vtnced the board ls serious l of tl?-e house. They remained about a master lease • Smith outside and were questioned said. ' w~e authorities searched the The supervisors must also reside~ce. . decide by the end of the Police brought m ·extra mQnlh the futures of a child I personnel because they w~re center and horse stables cur-uns:ure what would transplre rently at El Toro. dui:,mg the an;est. The board will meet May We. don t know who 23 to discuss the master lease. I we're dealing with and this could be potentially danger- 1 ous," Ruion said . Klamath County Sheriff's Neighbors peered from deputl~~ sa~d they believe windov.:s to catch a glimpse or Meyers is this man. · lhe arrest. Others recorded The senior center board I '1.he event with movie cam- abruptly fired Meyers on eras. Some gathered in clus- Tuesday after Costa. Mesa I tetS"-and guessed at what was police presented evidence happening. Many said they suggesting he had used were too scared to comment bogus credentials to get a for fear of a retaliation. job. Next-door neighbor Costa Mesa police are still Steven Fodor said two officers investigating Meyers and haven't arrested him or filed formal charges. In June, Meyers will go to trial in Klamath Falls. Ore., where he is accused of steal- ing $8,500 from a nonprofit heallh..di.nic also .serving. pd:. marily migrant workers. ~Dunham Ba at - Shaea ... 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Fodor said he feared Fodor said he did not know ror the safety of his two dogs, his neighbors personally, so be quietly brought them except for the occasional inside and then stood near a neighborly greeting. I ' 20°/o off any purchase of THUIE. or WJKI••· '··-------------------r ·--------------------- 10°0 off any purchase' ·' I "ree 1n!>tall with any V;ill<'y tr;iilrr hitch purch.~~e· ~"f· •\Yuh tc>upon Sot 10 be eotnbU>4'd W1lb &e) other ~-... ..Jc or oOcr ~· SIU/00 COU0026 • SARAH COTTON • Sdtoot: Costa Mes. High School • «IPll': 4.31 • Sdtoot ac:ttvttlel: YHri>ook Committee, editor In chief; AS8 Secretary; Zonta Girt; Math Oub; CSF; varsity aoss country, varsity track and field, water polo. • __. llftd MHewmel1ts: Girls State Alternate; Mathematics Medallion; Toshiba Scholarship; Foot Action Scholarship; Regent's Scholar; Rennselaer Polytechnk Institute Scholarship. • C'.omnutlty edtvttt.: Math tutoring; Key Oub seN!ce; Children's Ministry Leader. • Puture ~ To attend MIT, major in mathematics and architecture, then pursue graduate studies at a califomla university. CYNllflA Lii •WI OITITll-1111111 AWAD Wl•lll JAMIE GRACE • School: Monte Vista High School •GM:3.5 • School Ktivttlea: Varsity softball, team captain; soc- cer; Photo Cub; Spanish Club; Pf'O- duction of school plays. art shows. Awards and achievements: MVP. varsity softball two consecutive years at Victor Valley High School; second place. 1999 Art Show for Creativity; photography has appeared in art shows throughout her school career. • future plMs: To attend the Art Institute of Los Angeles and pursue a bachelor's degree in graphk design with a futu(e career goal to start her O\IWl business in the magazine field. LUKE HAGENBAOf • School: Vanguard Un~ •GM: 3.90 ¥IOlow. ~ o.lta ICappe. • CUuao•lllr ....... ._._.,•a mentor to 1l"OUblld ~tor the o.c. Dept. al Mlnlill Helld\ ~and~ ~*'"'-....,In• local youth group. ............... Worb f\M-tlme ate>IM OS FOltllr and Adeptlon AflMl.Y • Femlly SeMcal CootdlnlllOr: wll -• dlnal ~PhD. prog11m In fall of JOC)1 at U0A. NYU °' w.hlrlgtaf 1 .._ Unlwelllty. AIRAHAML INOUYE • School: Estancia High 5'hool •B:J.121 •ldtOOl9dhtll•: V8Blty croa ~ twice comp9t9d In .... compl1ttlon, member of PCL championship tum (two )'UR); llfetlme member, CSf; Key Oub; vice president of French Oub; edltot In ch~ of school news- paper, El Aguila; member, Estanm Choir; Newport Buch Youth Hand bell Choir. .__. ... _..,..,.illl:NAOTC scholarship up to $85,000; Eagle Scout rank by Boy Scouts of America; delegate. 1999 C.llfomla ~ ~tate. • C'.omnutlty a.: AYSO soccer; Yff'tv volunteer, boat operator for BacX Bay OMn Up Day and for Free Fishing Day In BacX a.y Ecological Reserve; Newport 88ch Junior Ufeguard; member, Church of Jesus Christ of l..attef-day Saints. -. ~To trawl from Tllwari across Siberia to Europe; ~I at UClA In the fall; the following year go on a two- year church mission; return to and graduate from UCLA; attend graduate school for a degree to f)f'ac:tlce law with the Judge Advocate General. · JOEL TYLER JOHANSEN • School: Estancia High School • miiA: 3.780 • Sc:hool lidlvi- tles: Basketball, golf; ca11tom1a Scholastic Federation. • ~and ............. Honor roll. • C'.omnutlty Mllvhta! Orange County Community Orchestra; Boy Scouts; member of Sage Bluegrass Band; Bluegrass Brethren and Christ Lutheran Contemporary Praise Sefvice; assistant editor of Hatbor Soaring Society Newsletter; and World Clas.s Model Aviation Pilot. • future~ To attend OCC before transferring to a UC school, majoring in compute< science. nil"""' junior~ C5': Honor Wiii: Acid I mlc IAlllf; crlilllld lib ~ currtcu- lum to ... ....,. br high Khoo! voluntlllts tolomt--•llif ...... • C'il U ........ El Hoeg Holpital -.... men ttwn D houn; Aktl wale; Miil SOllCt ,.,... for ....... voluntller: ~-~and~food .ta locll lhl!W. •,_.... .... To mafol' In llomedlcal ~and become a c.dlcMKular tur· geon. .,_,.LETOSTAK • lchool: Estancia ~o ........ ~ Drwna Club; CSF; capteln. junior y.,&. • ty swim tHm; Key Oub; Student Venture (Christian Club); publllNng Christian Teens Newslettet. Aw.OS and achle\;ementJ: Outst.andlng Female Monologue .t Chapman • Shakespeare foestiva~ Student of the YNr for geoml't1y and SpM\lth; Zont.a girl of the mon1h; E.I. Moore Memorial Award; first pl«e, English-spNlclng Union Esuy Contest. • "'*-..... Hasn't rMde a college choice. but Intends to major In English and minor In psycholOQY to become a writer and colieg8 Of high school English tNCher. .JENNYMIWR ·..e~-Or ... Coast College •GM: Not available • School actMtles: Head St.rt Uteracy chairwoman; Assoctat.d Students historian; food drive chairwoman; Children's Cent« events chairwoman; student trustee; Early Childhood Education Club president High School Scholarship CommlttH; lnterClub Council One-Shots. •-......end ...,,.;,.,ti: Student Leader Aw111d; Joseph R. Kroll Student Leader of the Ye111; Marie Howes Scholarship; Jeffrey Olmsdale Student l.Hdershlp Award; Constance Coiner and Anli Duarte-Coiner Memorial Scholarship; Maly Belcher Early Childhood Edoc.ation Scholanhip. • Conwnunlty edtvttt.: Volunteer for Goodwill, Aldersgate United Methodist Church Theater Group and Habitat for Humanity. • fuluN plane: To transfer to either cat State Fullerton or cal Poly-San Luis Obispo to major In Early Childhood Educ.at.ion. ................. u ••Med1•1111 winner, ,.,.,..!.. "'-M\IP, galf tlJln, t=k~T,~~ChoW Smlll ~ _,.,..Who Among AnwtcM High khoot ....... ouamdng SOpt.no ... OUIU'dng Mo. Comnu*Y ..... Yolunellr, Someolll c... Soup Kltdw\; NIWlban for ~ membll, ~--°'°'* wm. "Tien. sc.n.· In the COit.i Mell llreue. • Pulln,.._To ~ St.Mfonf •a rMth mlljor . LESUE N. SHAEFER •ldtool:V~ u~ •9'A:J.89 • ldlDOI edhfl. ti-= captain, ~ tum; writing for the school newspa- per; tNchlng ... i.nt; AS8 Senator; Concert °'°"' v.ngu.ro Orchestr.: Wrttina ~ ~Pf'• senter at Sod.t sa.nc. Collc>quiul'T\I Sociology Oub offlc.er. ....... end ............. Dun's List ~ semestet, National Merit ~Ip: member, Delta Kappa (Vanguard's honor society). Phi Alpha ThN (history honor society) and Alpt)a Kappa Delta (sodology honor sodety): \ • c:ommunlty ....,..._ Voluntw, califomla lnstitutloo..for Womln_(c.onvtcted Women .-.g.1nst Abuse); spoken-word poet and hip hop reconfing rist; member, Juvenile Hall TNm; editor, Underground Fire Magazine; lnvotlled In antl-dNth penalty and corrections reform actlvfsm. • l'Ulure ..-.= Full a.lstanUhlp plus a S 10,000 stipend to attend the University of Florida in pursuit of a PhD In sociology; • wants to research wrongful convictions, incarce<ated battered women, and dHtti penalty Innocence cases. RYAN SIMPKINS • Sdlool: Orange Coast College • GM: Not avail- able • School UldivJ. ties: District Student Council; budget committee; legislative commit- tee; finance committee; ~Students business manager, Recycling Center Task force chairman; member of OCC Theatre ~ ............ student Leader Award; Joseph R. Kroll Student Leader of the Year Award; Jeffrey Ol~le Student Leadership Award; David A. Grant 1-----11 .. 411:'1~ • School ecttvttles: lhtramural basket- • ; coun-. • School: Estancia HlghSchOol •GM:4.244 • Sdtoot lldlvltle9: French Oub; Mecha Oub; Spanish aub; trelsUret', ·Key Cub; seling youth in crises via the youth alsls hotline; f)f'omotlng on-<ampus concerts and serving as a teach- ing assistant for two pt'Ofessors. ·~llftd~lts: Mesa High School • miiA: 4.34 • Sc:hool ecttvttlel: Math, French, Asian and Spanish clubs; Web page commit- tee; Key Cub; AS8 ' f)f'esident student • School: Costa Mesa High School •GM:4.25 • Sdtoot actlvttiea: Concert Choir, Vocal Ensemble and Madrigals; Math Team; Key Oub; ~.-. pianist, Jazz Band; • ' - Scholarship; Paul Mitchell Public Polky Scholanhlp. CSf; cross country. track and field. •,......~To attend Harvard to ulti- rMtely obtain a doctorate and become a pediatrician. Sophomore Oass f)f'esldent Assistant Manager of COVE (the student union). COVE coordinating council; membef of Delivery Boys. a traveling publk relations team; Presidential Scholarship; member. Psi Chi. the National Honor Society in school board repmentat!Ye; tennis. soccer; co-founder of roller hockey team. •-..end ecHew1ts: Kiwanis Athtfte of the Month. April 1999; MVP. ten- Assistant A.ctivltles Comn1tssloner; captain. varsity goff; junior varsity tennl$; junior var- • Community ........ Founded California lntersegmental Student Coalition, which has brought together students of the University of califomla. callfornia State Univers~. community colleges and privm universities with a common purpose -the first effort being the creation of leglslatlon to repeal the tax on textboolu. • flub.-..-.= To attend use. majoring In film and video. .:. EDSON CRUZ •GM:4.2 • ACtlvttMs: Varsity soc- cer, varsity track DAYLYNKEWY •-.Z4.03 • Acdvttl-= Yearbook; vanity volleyball; Key Oub; youth volleyball coach. (OSIA .. ltlSA HIGH SCHOOL MINH THI DOAN ·~4.0 . • Actlvttles: Varsity ten· nls; vice f)f'esldent and · treasurer, Soroptlmist Club; MVP and Sports- manship Award. tennis team; church group member. LONG NGUYEN I • GM:4.0 • Acttvttle9: Mesa Club; Key Club LEVINATRAN •«lfll':4.2S •~Mesa Club; Spffch Team; Mode Trial; CSF; Junior Clm Secre- tary; AS8 Vice Pmldent Lett« of Commendation from rMtJonal Merit SchoCanhlp Progrn; Women and Melhemllt- la Awefd; N SchoW lwilll'd; Key Club. 'r DIEM CHAU HUYNH ·~4.1 • Adhrttleal Varsity ten- nis; treasurer and presi- dent. Soroptlmlst Club. MIOfEW NGUYEN •«lfll':4.13 • Adtwttlel: Editor In chief, tchool newspaper; Freshmen 0.. Secmary, Sophomore Class s.cr. t.ry: AS8 SeaNry, Key Club. MMVwm ........ ,, • Adhtll11: Meth Team; Mock ™al; .,..... surer, W9b page commit· tM! Ket Oub; churcti ..i.tant. JENNY LEE • CIPA: 4.13 • Acttvftlea: Madrigal Choir; staff member, School Literary Maga· zine; varsity tennis; Senior Oass Secretary; volunteer, Orange Coun- ty Public Library. JACKIE NGUYEN •-.Z4.17 • Adlvttlee: Varsity Ct011 country; president. Spanish au&; publlclty ~oordlnator and vice preMdent. Key Club; truturer. Vletnamete Student Aan.; Aids Walk votunt.r. sity basketball • ISYlllCll HIGH SCHOOL KATELYN J. ARONSON ·~3.99 • Adlvttlee: Varsity cross country. track; French Club; Glr'I Scout Gold Award; lifetime member. CSf; reading tutor at Wil- son Elementafy School; Key Oub; Habftat for Humanity; helped reno- vate ctilldren's llbrafY .t Early Childhood LHmlng Center In Costa Mesa. RAUL BEJAR • GM: 3.71 • Acttvftlea: Football, soccer; CSF; Neighbors for Nelghbors;mentor, Community Cleanup. MEGAN S. FISSEL • m.:J.17 • Adlwttlel: Junior varsi- ty toeter; Jffrboot staff; CSF; production drama; Key Oub; ZOnta Glr'I of the Month; Wetlands and Wlldllf9 c.. c..nter; AINgoadllots.Cha and lolM Oilca Land That Human RlQhts Campaign; Dernocr.tlc fl.-tY of El ,., County. LAURA LCOTE ·~4.15 • Adh-. •: Girts varsity golf;~ Oub; Dr.ma Oub; student~ tlve. Snt «U'ldt ~ oped and chd9d Estancia Voluntller lkneu; \dun-- tm; ~~Shetter, stwtied lnllractNie piachool SCICWy ~ helped otgarW &trda's Adopt-A-famly Pf'C9lt"'. UIECCAA. LENHART •-.Zl.72 • Adlvttl11: Vanity volleyball baskett»ll; sailing Instructor; als- tMlt seaetary, lnt9rna- Uonal Sabot Alln.; Mliltant basketbaK coach. y YUUYA 8. ENTINA • GM: 3.66 • Adhtltlel: W.ter polo; Key Club; Golden State bam honon. composition writing and U.S. government high honon. chemfstry recognition, geometry; voiunt.er ~. RUlllan to Engllth. JESSICA M. NELSON • ClllAi 4. '16 ·~DrtllTHm; Drama Oub; ~ Oub; llfwtfme member, CSF; Adopt-A.family. I . ( J J -----~ -:----' ..... It's safe to say that the Daily Pilot is my favorite newspaper. It provides me the security of knowing that great local news, prep sports coverage and provocative community columnists will be deposited on my doorstep each morning. Got the Pilot? Cell 1 (800) LATIMES to 8'blal:>e •call (949) 642-4321 to advertise ~!!I.·------- / 'v '.1 . ,\ J \ . I ' - • 12 Friday, Winy 19, 2000 • Sports Editor Roger Corlsoo • 949-57 44223 "h's •• •lnaMe. Alff of our kids • aMAci wl probably ....... ecrty cnl knodt ... out -·· Tim Mang, CdM boys tennis coach • • ~· • . .. May 22 honoree 5POlrfS twlOf MME JOI IAUACI ca.tAlli"*llff .......... Daily Pilot DIVISION Ill TUCK CdM . Is I' gir Championship hur~e for Tars . aiming for CIF crown • Sumner believes the Sea Kings have a chance to do it in Saturday's showdown. Joseph Boo DAILY PILOT CERRITOS -Can Corona del Mar High's guls track and field ' !eam .win lhe ClF Southern Section Division Ill championship? · Whe ther the Sea Kings have enough to surpass favorites Mater Dei and Santa Margarita in Satur- day's championship at Cerritos Col- lege remains m question. CdM Coach Bill Sumner acknowledges it's a long shot, but he believes his team's perfonnance at the prelimi· naries gives CdM a chance. CdM quaillied for nine spots in the finals, and that puts it within range of Mater Dei, which occupies 12 slots. Santa Margarita 10. And any team with Liz Morse has a chance. CdM's Princeton-bound senior, who won a section title as a sophomore, is pretty much a srne thing m lhe 400-and 800-meter runs. In fact, the only suspense could be whelher Morse can reach lhe 54-second mark in lhe 400, which she achieved in the 1,600 relay but never in an individual race. The 200, with two runners who reached the 23-second mark, is the •Jones seeks first CIF title, Steen looking for more at Sarutday's CIF Finals. Joseph Boo DAILY PILOT CERRITOS -Before tJewport Harbor High senior nevor Jones heads off to Westwood next year to run for UCLA. he still has some things left to accomplish, among them. a ClF Southern Section Divi- sion Il title. A ch;µnpionship medal could very well be his on Saturday when Jones and the rest of Newport Har- _bor~ boys and girls track and field teams travel to Cerritos College for the CIF Division 11 championships. Jones boasts one of the state's fastest times in the boy~ 300-meter intermediate hurdles with a 37.16, and his qualifying ti.me of 37. 7 5 is almost a second better than his clos- est rival. Jones also has Orange County's fastest time in the 110 high hurdles with a 14.21. He'll continue an inter- esting rivalry with Kenny Vmh of Katella, who owns the prelirns fastest time. Jones won both head- to-head meetings this year. He is also the fifth seed for the 100 and the anchor for the Sailors' heavily-favored 1,600 relay squad. -,, __ ....:_ --.. - DIVISION II TUCK ings~~~· ts one of two Orange Also consisting of Dan Moyer, County runners in the 1,600 even.t, Richard Weber and John Peschell, where she is see1ded fourth. She is the Sailors' qualifying time of also on !'lewpo~s 1,600 ~ls relay 3:21.27 at the CJF prelims is almost squad with Nad1a :ropaloVlc, LaTbureen three seconds bette r than the see-J::.lanson and t;zatalie St. Andre. y are seeded third after running a 4:07 ond-fastest mark. . at the prelirns, their best this year. Amber Steen ret1:1rns m ~n Newport's April Ross and Krista attempt to top her achievements m Dill are in two events each. Ross, last year's postseason. ~ a sopho-who won 8 section title as a fresb-~ore, .Steen was second ID the CIF man in the girls high jump, was one fin~ m the 3,200, but she went on of nine athletes to jump 5-2 at the t? WU\ the Mastei:s Meet and place prellms to qualify for the event. Her fifth at .the state ftnals. She alread.Y mark of 5-6 is tied for the third-best set a high stan~ard for h.erself this mark in Orange County. She is also year at the prellms, runmng a per- sonal best 10:45.65, the top qualify-SEE NEWPORT PAGE 13 -• T -t. Peirsol Olympic fund-raiser at ·Newport Harbor YC June'tt NEWPORT BEACH - A fund-raiser to help sup- port Newport Harbor High sopboJ'llore swim· mer Aaron Peirsol's expected trip to the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Aus- tralia, is scheduled June 11, from 5-8 p.m ., at the Newport Beach Yacht Club. With the Aug. 23 Olympic Tuals nen oD the agenda, Peirsol stands No. 2 in the world, and U.S.. in the 200- meter backstroke with a time of 1:57.03 . ........ ~-""'flnlyraee Moffle ~:9HJ----1- petilion in, although her prelirn time N rt- Mesa swimmer to repre- sent the United States at the Olympic Games was Newport Harbor's John Moffet in the 1964 'Los Angeles Games. of 24.80 is by far Lhe best in Orange County. The l ,600 relay could be a crucial race since Santa Margarita didn't field a team, and Mater Dei spectac- ularly lost to CdM, the top seed in --------the finals, Whethw the Sea Kings have enough to · surpass favorites Mater Dei and Santa Margarita twice this year. Both times, the Monarc h s had a big lead, only to see Morse wipe out the deficit with 54 .9 anchors. remains in question ... Bec~and J enny Cum- mins join Morse on CdM's 1,600 relay squad with the other leg undecided. Karol.ma Libuda ran when CdM set Orange County's best mark of 3:57.01. But she was scratched at the preluns because of a toe injury. Jaycee Ma hler was solid as a replacement. Jenny Cummins didn't run the 400, even though she was the fourth- fastest qualifier. She decided to-hold out for the 800, a strategy employed by her and Sumner at this year's Orange County championship. Cummins said she is close to qualifying for the Masters Meet in the 800 a nd Sumner believes one great tune will make up for two good tunes. Cwnmins is the fifth seed, but she lS capable of a top- three futish. CdM sophomore Season Meser- vey, who transferred from Aliso Niguel earlier this school year, is in a position to help immensely. She is the third seed in the 3,200 behind Santa Margarita's Lori Mann and Mater Dei's Jenny Sears. CdM junior Diana Hossfeld was not in top form for the 1,600 prelims and she squeezed in as the ninth qualifier. But with her illness pass- ing, Hossfeld is one of the favorites · along with Mann and Sears. Other CdM representatives indude Mahler in the 300 low hur- dles and Allison Brawner in the high jump. Both are capable of top- three finishes. Mesa freshman Sharon Day is the third seed in the 400. She and Santa Margarita's Meghan Atkin- son are the two most likely to finish behind Morse. Day is a real threat to win the high jump. She already beat CdM's Brawner, University's Erica Malouf and the Paulick sisters, Undsey and Kristy, in the PCL finals. Day will also anchor Mesa's 1,600 relay team. ln the PCL finals, the Mustangs beat Uni for second place, giving CdM and the 'n"ojans a tie. Mesa's squad of Day, Julie Kroening, Lisa Dunn and Ashley Schafer~ the seventh seed. Without Kroening, who's a senior and PCL champion ln bo th hurdles. the squad won the f rosh/soph finals at the Orange County championships. After a nasty 1pill ln the 100 low hurdles, Kroerung came back with a 47.16 in tho 300., e school record end the fourth-best time. SEE DIVISION Ill PAGE 13 f DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY BRIAN POBUDA Corona del Mar Hlgh's Brian Morton returns a serve from Irvine's Hadley Ogle in Thursday's matchup. ~)MIND GAMES Sea Kings win, 14-4, and do a lot of thinking. Joseph Boo D AILY PILOT IRVlNE -Corona del Mar High's boys tennis team had no trouble in Thursday's CIF Southern Section Division I second-round match with Irvine. Even without Cameron Ball, the Sea Kings cruised to a 14-4 vic- tory over the host Vaqueros. With a t'fip to the quarterfinals wrapped up, CdM (19-7 and the No. 3 seed) looked ahead to the next task at hand, but not to Tuesday's quar- terfinal match against Dana Hills, with the site of that match to be determined by a coin flip. Instead, CdM was anticipating the first day of the ClF i.ntilvidual cbampio!1Ships Saturday. Cd.M's sec- tional is at the Costa Mesa Tennis Center. Among the schools at Costa Mesa are three tearrtS that beat CdM, Brentwood, Division l's No. 1 squad Peninsula and University, the Divi- sion H's No. 1 team whlcb won the Pacific Coast League championship overCdM. "Eight of the top-ranked teams are at Costa Mesa," CdM Coach T\m Mang sl\,id. "It's unbelievable. Any of our kids who advance will proba- bly face each other early and knock each other out." Irvine, the Sea View League's No. 3 representative and 11 -9 overall, is also in the Costa Mesa sectional and the Vaqueros got a sobering look at some of the players it might see HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS CdM's Shaan Wadhwa vies ln CIF second-round match at Irvine. again. Cd.M's No. 1 singles player, Brian Morton, had little trouble against the Vaqueros, sweeping his three sets, 6-0, 6-3, 6-0. •Brian played very well today,· Mang said. CdM also got sweeps from its top two doubles team's. Peter Kulmaticki and Michael Bean breezed to 6-4. 6- 0, 6-1 wins, and Randy Myers and Robert Kennedy cleaned up with 6· l, 6-1, 6-0 victories. According to Mang, his doubles teams are the key to quarterfinal match with Dana Hills. ·we played them once before this year (a 12-6 CdM victory) and our doubles are a lot improved since then," he said. Ball sat out the second-round match to rest for Saturday, so junior Hunter Jack moved up to the No. 2 singles spot for CdM. After dropping his hrst set to Eric Aamaes, 4-6, he came back with 6-2, 6-4 victories. "He's still getting used to playing aga:m, • Mang said of Jack, who did-- n't play for the majority of the sea- son. CdM's No. 3 doubles team of Bri- an Warsaw and Landon Everson captured two of three sets. CdM's No. 3 singles player Shaan Wadhwa won one set all day, but it was a sol- id triumph against Irvine's No. 1 player, Hadley Ogle. ~ sountPfll SEcnoN DIY1SION I 5eaMMI RCM.nl CORONA D1L MM 14. lw 4 Sing .... Morton (CdM) def. Ogle, 6-0, def. Aamaes, 6-3, def. Park. 6-0; Jack (CdM) won 6-4, lost 4-6, won 6-2; Wadhwa won 6-3, lost 0-2 retired, J-6. Qgt+les -Kulmatlckl-Bean (CdM) def. A. Wang-J. Wang, 6-4, def. Robbins-Pang, 6-0, def. Gllleland•Tzeng, 6-1; Myers-Kennedy (CdM) won 6·1, 6-2. 6-0; Warsaw·Evenon ~M) lost 1-6, won 6-4, 6-3. C<istleton, Goinez OCC's Athletes of the Year • Gomez is a re peat choice. A couple of two-sport a thletes, David Castleton and Zoila Gomez, have been honored by Orange Coast College as the Pirates' Athletes of the Year, as voted by the coaches. Castleton starred for the Pirates on the football field and the basketball• court, while Gomez excelled at cross country and track and held. In hoops, Castleton led the Orange Empire Conference with a 22.6 polnts· per-game average, helping his cause for first-team, all-conference honors this season. The Cal Stat Fullerton-bound guard scored 4 l points against Olen- JC HONORS dale Dec. 27 in the San Diego Mesa Tournament, the fourth hlghesf mark In school history. The last Pirate to score 40 or more points ln a game was John Vallely, who scored 4.C against Mt. San Antonio during the 1967-68 season. While ln footbalL Ca.Jtleton caught 53 passes for 958 yards and four touchdowns last fall. H1I longest gain wu a 63-yard reception. Gomez, who was OCC'1 female Athlete of the Year last year, will attempt to w1n st.ate championships lo Bakersfield this weekend in the 3,000 meters, the 5,000 and the 10,000. She has already picked up more than a dozen inchvidual and team champi- onships for the BucsJhis season. In cross country, Gomez flon the conference, Southern Caillornia and state lndividual titles 4.nd as team cap- tain1 1he led the Pirates to the same three team titles. In track thJa 1pring, Gomez hu won the conference and Southern Califor- nia championshipa ln the 3,000, S,000 and 10,000 and helped the Pirates to the conference team championship. Gomez has allo tel a ICbool. con~ f erence, Southern California and atate record with a Ume ol 36:27 ln tbe 10 ,"()()(). A $40 ad.mission charge incll\des burgers OD the deck. The yacht club ii at 1099 Bayside Drive. Money raised will help tover substantial travel expenses for Peirsol's family. For information and/or tickets, phone Michele Mullen: (949) 645-8988. P&i<!p Coaches sought • Players outnumber mentors for townarnent. NEWPORT-MESA -With the first annual Pi.lot Cup youth soccer tournament approach- ing, the youngsters are lining up for the fun battle. · Now all the tourney needs are more coaches. "We've got the players, but we don't have enough coach- es," tournament director Kirk Mdn.tosh said. "It's strictly on a volunteer basis. I've been talk· ing to the schools and they all have players ready to go, but we n~ed ·some more adult help." The toUfllament will take place June 2--4 . The PUot Cup Is al one- weekend competition to see which school, public or private has the best soccer team in the following divisions: third-and fourth-grade boys, third-and fourth-grade girls, fifth· and sixth-grade boys and fifth-and sixth-grade girls. '!Jle deadline for youngsten to sign up ls Saturday at the prindpal's office or athletlc'1 office of each school. Registration ls SS and all the participants in the tournament. sponsored by the Dally Pilot and the Youth Services Aaod· ation, wW receive a T-shirt. Wlnne11 will receive com- memoraUve awards and the winning IChool wUl receive tH right to show off the PUot. Cup Perpetual 'n'ophy for one y...-. The finals will take piece June 4 at Kber and HalJ* elementary ICboolt. Por coaching and tourna- ment Information, call K1ltl Mclntotb at (949) 650-m'J, ar call the Khool ....... you to llgn up for coacblng. i-----·---·--""'-'-.!...--.o-----i...----m-~-------"'-------~------...... ----:::;~------------=--..:....----~--.....::.....!!--...=!:..:--____ _:__: __ ~....;..--~:.:_~....:.--..::.!._..:.., ...... .:....:.........:.J -.. ---~~.;__~__.:;_~~~__;::::::;:~~~SPORTS ~~~~~~==-~----~fr~i®~~Moy~19~,2000~~13 the seventh seed in the triple jUJDp. • OW had the top qualifying mark in both the shot put and (liscus among all county athletes. She tied for the second seed mark in the shot put prelims, an event which she owns this year's county's best mark. Dill is the fourth seed for the discus. Newport 'freshman Valerie Day continues her surprising run as the siXth seed in the girls 300 low hurdles after a personal best of 46.93 in the prelims. · Peschell is seeded third in the boys 800. He has the coun- ·ty•s second-fastest mark behind Tustin's Alonso Smith, who is also in the Division Il race. Chris McMillen enters the 1,600 as the seventh seed, and Moyer joins teammate Jones in the 300 intermediate hurdles as the eighth seed. DIVISION 111 CONTINUED FROM 12 -Tu the boys DiVislon In finals, Costa Mesa's Robert Hulliger and CdM's Sean Fenton will continue a beguiling rivalry_ Hulliger won three of four head-to-head matchups in the shot put and had the best mark at the prelims. Fenton took three of four discus matchups and his PR of 171-7 is easily the best in the field. Mesa's Greg Stewart will attempt to improve on last year's sixth place finish at the finals in spectacular fashion. His qualifying time of 22.28 made him the thi.rd seed, but he is aiming for the school record of 21.6, which should gtve him a section title. CdM's Josh Yelsey is coming off a great prelun where he qualified for two events. He is the second seed in the 1,600, but be came into the prelims with the best tune from the league finals. He is also the filth Junior Amber Steen.of Newport Harborwaa fifth a(State a year ago Jn the 3,200, and shell a major threat in the 1,600. She's also a vital cog ln the Sailors' 1,600 relay team. OONLEACH I OAILY PILOT OF OfVISIONAL FINALS, at Cenitos College All times approximat. Running Events 1:30 p.m. -Girts 1,600 Division 11 • Amber Steen, Newport Harbor Division Ill · Diana Hossfeld, CdM 2 • loys 1,600 • Division II -Chris McMillen, Newport Harbor Division Ill -Josh Yelsey, CdM; Humberto Rojas, Estancia (alternate) 2:45 -Boys 110 high hurdtes Division II • Trevor Jones, Newport Harbor 3:05 • Girts 400 Division Ill • Liz Morse, CdM; Sharon Day, Costa Mesa SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE 5:50 -Girls 3,200 J D1v1S1on II · Amber Steen.~ewport Harbor Division Ill -Season Meservey, CdM 6:20-Boys 3,200 Division Ill · Ramr Ghebrek1dus, Costa Mesa 6:50 -Girls 1,600 relay Division II · Newport Harbor • Division Ill -Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa 7:15 ·Boys 1,600 relay Division II -Newport Harbor Field Events Legend of SheOin intact at Davidsort through the sands. of time, and ashes •Ex-teammates made sure with a h~lpin~ hand. Tie light telling Tune prinkles of Magazine that the shes drawn greatest player he from the 'femains ever faced in of Harbor High 's football was "Harold legendary fullback Sbellin of Newport Harold SheOin Harbor High High subsequently found School.· a place on Davidson The 215-pound Field where the late fullback had AlJ·ClF hero collided with the launched his D ( t II fleet-footed DavtS gridiron start in the on on re when Newport .falJ ~;;~~nt break -SIDELINES !!~~J~~m the in the news may schools weU warm and inspire many championship f1.11aJ. past fans and friends qi.. Newport, with Davts held m Shefun~ince many-felt he -check...Jed at halftime with never received a thtust of Sheflin's touchdown, 6-0. honors before or after he And it wasn't just a passed away several years "collis1on," more like a ago. battenng. Former Costa Mesa and George Grupe recalls the Irvine police officer Roger strategy or the Satlors on that Neth struggled numerous falJ day of '42. times to have Sheflin "The plan was sunple," mtroduced into the Orange Grupe related recently County H all of Fame. "Only Sheflin was to tackle Unfortunately, other notables Davts." fat.led to produce support. It was like holding hun up Neth and his brother. Bill, for slaughter as Shefun a one-wne Los Angeles barreled 111 on the Tunes distributor, were beleaguered Davis teammates of Sheflin and 22 Sheflin. however, went others on the championship down with an nkle IIlJury JU!.t Newport team of 1942, one before the hall and turned coached by the late Wendell the game 1.11S1de out Pickens. Suddenly DaVl~ was loo e After Shellin's remains and VU"tuaUy unstoppable were cremated some years and he led Boruta to a 39-6 ago. two dozen or more old victory. That's a lot of points friends were invited aboard in one half, especially m · a large boat that would carry 1942-style football. r-~'@tt""t'. n-th . 11 a.m. ·Girts High Jump the gathering out to sea so Davis advanced to West -they eottkkp~re~a~d:1-hHJli~s~a'!"sa~e~i.,___Pno::oin~trrtvo11WUlmt. 13lh~e-rlH·e-e:.:t::..:sm-=:dn~----~ ) I M esa Junior Ram! Ghe- brek.idus has f eguJarly sliced 10 seconds off his PR this year. At the prelims, his 9:39.18 was a 12-second improvement. He is the fifth seed. Estancia senior navis Chan- dler, who picked up track and field two weeks before the dual meet season, qualified for the high jump after competing in three prebm events. He jumped a PR or 6-2 at the prelims, one of seven to post the top mark. The Eagles' Humberto Ro1as is the_. second alternate in the l ,600. Division II • Trevor Jones, Newport Harbor 4:05 -Girls 800m Division Ill -Liz Morse, CdM; Jenny Cummins, CdM 4:25 -Boys 800 Dlvis\on II -John Peschelt, Newport Harbor Division Ill · Josh Yelsey, CdM 4:45 -Girts 300 low hurdles Division II • Valerie Day, Newport Harbor Dlvi,ion Ill ·Jaycee Mahler, CdM; Julie Kroening, Costa Mesa 5 -loys 300 lntiennedlat. hurdles Division II -Trevor Jones, Newport Harbor; Dan Moyer, Newport Harbor 5:20 • Gtrts 200 Division Ill • Li~ Morse, CdM 5:35 ·Boys 200 Division Ill • Greg Stewart. Costa Mesa air ~9stfalon aa4 'lo•Jl~. " Hair -Nafu Luer Hair R enwval M ... ageTheropy A•llaecician FadalMauage ¥....,, -}etMlry ~ Floriat ~ WfUh & DetailinK 94 613 -4186 JW~.iwirf Beach, Ca 92663 1v1s1on • prr oss, ew D1v1slon Ill -Allison Brawner, CdM; Sharon Day, Costa Mesa 11 • Boys Shot Put Division Ill · Sean Fenton. CdM; Robert Hulliger, Costa Mesa 11 -Girls Discus Division.II· Krista Dill, Newport Harbor Girls Triple jump (to follow long jump) Division II -April Ross, Newport Harbor Girts Shot Put (to follow boys shot put) Divmon II • Krrsta Dill, Newport Harbor Boys High Jump (to follow girls high 1ump) Orvrsion Ill ·Travis Chandler, Estancia Boys Discus (to follow girls discus) D1vrsion Ill • Sean Fenton, CdM; Robert Hulllger; Costa Mesa / , €RJc CoBtesseT) I N S. U R. A N C 'E · S E R. V I C E S www.eHealrhBrokcr.com lftltlnt Ouotll °"""' F,. T°' ...... C.,1nla r PPO -$45 oma VISITS RELAX and ENJOY brilliant SUNSETS sipping a glass of CHAMPAGNE:'while dining on a GOURMET MEAL, listeningto YOUR CHOICE MUSIC, with your own PERSONAL DRIVER to cater to you and your guests, as you glide over the WATERS OF PICTURESQUE NEWPORT BAY. 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Glenn Davis, after pla¥1Jlg at wor s coming back ~closed West Point 10 the mid-40s. that lus lung injury from shocked the grid world in SEE SIDELINES PAGE 14 lltw Clltlltl Only &,.6-1-to 949164&· 1616 PUB .... , Fictitious Business Heme Statement The lollow109 persons are doing bUsmess as: ezambonl. Inc.. 29767 Niguel Road Umt E, Laguna Niguel, Calllor· ma 926n ~zambon1, Inc., (CA). 29767 Niguel Road Unit E. Laguna Niguel. Celi· lomla 926.7.7 This business rs con- ducted by: a 001poration Heve you started doing business yet No ezamboni, Inc., Brant C Nicholas. Ch1el Oper- ations Olt1cer This statement was filed with the County Cieri< of Orange County on 0510912000 20006828467 Daily P1IOI May 12. 19, 26, June 2, 2000 F402 Fictitious Buainess Name Statement The lollow1n~ persons are dOlng business as: TACTEL INTERNA· TIONAL. 15123 Brookhurst Apt. 154. Westminster. Calllornia 92683 Mahar Ah Srddlqui. t5123 Brookhurs1 Apt. 154. Westminster. Call· lom1a 92683 This business 1s con- ducted by: an individual Have you started do4ng bus•ness yet? No Mahar All Siddiqui This statement was filed with the County Cieri< of Orange County on 4-6-2000 SIDELINES CONTINUED FROM 13 naval action had cost him one lung out of a-gas attack that also blew him ove.rboard in the Padfic. Coach Bill Cook of Santa Ano JC came to play Sheflin at fullback, but limited h.is time due to the lung problem. Generally, he was playing behind anotly!r Newport standout named Ralph Freitag. They both became good friends. After Freitag had played at San Diego State, be found the Chicago Bears trying to lure him to Chica90. Freitag eventually nixed the Bears offer. • Sheflin was an incredible player at Newport, even as a frosh tackle in '39 ' I under the late Coach Dick Spaulding. In that one 18UOD, SbeO.ln blodced nine pun.ti. Pew linenum could keep him our of their backfield. It Is fair to note that he wu the tint to be named all·lea.gue for all four • years. He was a third-string All-Clf: fUllbaclc in 1941 and first t~ in ·~. 1be late. Wendell Pickens shifted SheOin to fullback when he arrived in Newport in 1940. SheOin also balanced out bis llfe with occuional·hwnor, even as a high school student Portner Newport Beach Mayor Ruthelyn Plummer, Class of '43, still reca.lls a time in one class with him where he took advantage of one teach~'s brief absence by crawling out a window to enter the patio and gather an armful of oranges. It may well have drawn laughs from many, but not the teacher who returned in time t.o lpot the inddenl Once SbelUn prompted Newport's '47 All-Sumet League~ Bill Clark to join him for • beer at the Palm 'nlvem in Santa Ana. Clark. by then, ~u still not 21, ~ut agreed uneuUy and followed Shetlin through the door. Clark then, accidentally, collided with a palm tree and knocked it over. SbeOin turned, laughed and said, •Where are you going,dununy1• · This corner once asked '51 guard Dick Veneman his impression of Shefiin, His response was that he admired the football play, but not his role as a Newport motorcycle officer. Why? •He gave me a ticker once." said Veneman. SCHEDUU TODAY l111hM High school • Of OMslon fV PlayOffs. flnt round: Cathedral at Corona del Mar, 3i15 p.m. Vol..,... High school • OF Division I Playoffs. quarterfinals: Marina at Newport Harbor. 7 p.m.; Corona del Mar at El Toro, 7 p.m. DEEP SEA ·11tURSDAY'5 COUNTS ~&.wing -4 boats, 60 ang ers:1 yellowtail, 76 barracuda, 82 calko bass, 40 sand bass. 2 halibut. 33 sculpln, J sheephead. 1 sole. • ·-=---, """.. ·.,."'~ ]'~ ... _ ,. ~~'-1~~&~ Fletltloua Buslneaa Fictitious luatnMS SUPERIOR COURT Flctltloue lull,.... CITY OF SUMMARY OF Name Statement Name StaeallliMt OF CAUFOftNIA. ,..... 8tMament COSTA MESA PROPOSED The followi09 persons The following pereona COUNTY OF fM following 1*M>n8 ORANGE COUNTY, ORDINANCE are doing bu1mess as: are doing bue1nMa 11: ORANGE 1te dolno buafr.M u : CALIFORNIA CITY OF Apex International Car Wuh Cd.II Re-341 The City Drive, e.utaI4Jeeus Mualc, NOTICE COSTA MESA Technology, 1985 source, LLC, 110 New· Poat Ofllce Box 14171, 3226 ldllho Pl., Cotta INVmNG BIDS /. PROPOSED OR· Church St., Coeta Meea. por1 Canter Drive. New· Of'ar1ge, CA Mae&, CA 92628 NOTICE IS HEREBY DINANCE le ectleduled Cellfomla 92627 port Beach, California 92813·1571 AON J, Elbllng, 3226 GIVEN that 88118d for adoption at Iha r..- Johanthen R. Cum· 92660 IN THE MATTER OF Idaho Pl., Costa Mesa, propoaali for furnlehlng Jar City C01.f1Ci1 meeang m1ngs. 424 Flora St., Car Waeh ~ Re-THE PETITION TO CA 92626 ti I b t · I of Jun1 5 2000-= L Be h C llf SOUr-. LlC, ( •), 110 ............... '"""It 18 """· a 1 or, me aria 1, , · , aguna ac • a or· -" !i:HANGE THE NAME 11-"""''~ """ 1pme t ntp011a Ordinanee 00-7 nia.92561 . •Wl>Ort Center....Orive, OF ~S RANKI ~ l)iLan lndivldual eqllonu ..... '!L ~ .__,.: ....., ~er vu 1tt-of Tl-Amt F. Schulthess, Newport Bodl, Califor· PETTIT Have you etarted .,.., .......,, .,.,.., , ...... "'V ... :.... f Ct M nl """'"" ..,....... ... -'--· ....., No ltlel 11 mav tie required tie 11 Iha ...,... Mau 162 ali omia .• is· a ""'""" OAOER TO IHOW """'V ,,,__ rv" for REPLACDtENT Of' Municipal Code r~ sion Viejo, California This bYslnesa le con· CAUSE fOA CHANQE Roa J, Elbling THE STAGE FLOOR Ing reward8 for repontng 92692 ducted by. Umlled llabil· Of' ..... Tiiis statement Wai' AT THE NEIGHBOR· graffiti offenlee. Ryan T. Marek. 1985 lty Co, , CASE NUlilltER filed with the County HOOD COMMUNITY THE MOTION to t.• g~~::1~.9~ Mesa. doiHav~ sw::d A.101951 ~ ~ County CENTER, 1141 PARK Ordinance 00·7 1r11 This business Is eon· c': Waeh ,...!!~, R!. PETITIONER($) 2000ll2Un AVENUE (City Project reading carried by the ........,_ 1liOMAS RANl<IN PET· CJO.Oll) wll! be received folloWlng roll call vole: ducted by: a general source, LLC, Jeffrey TIT HAS/HAVE FILED A 0811'1 Pilot May 12, 19, t>y h City of Coate COUNCIL MEMBERS: partnership Manchester, Member PETITION FOR AN 26, Junt 2, 2QQQ F393 Meea at the Offloe of the AYES: Monahan, ... ,~v~·slneyo55u ~aet?tartNoed 1_118Tdhlswltetah temth8enCout ~ ORDER TO CHANGE suuuoNS City Clerk, TT fair Drive. Cowan, Erlollaon, ""'··• uu "'T NAMES FROM "'"' Coate Mesa, California tom.I, Dixon. NOES: Amy F. Schul Clertl ol Orange County THOMAS RANKIN (CITACION until the hour or 10:00 Nona. ABSrNT: Nona. This stetement was on 5-3-2000 PETTIT JUDICIAL) a.in., Tu.day, May 301 THE FULL TEXT of flied with the County 20008827792 TO THOMAS RANKIN NOTICE TO OEFEN· 2000, at whlc:fi time !hey the ordinance may be Cler11 of Orange County Dally Pilot May 5, 12, 19, CAODES DANT: (Avlso a will be opened publlcly read In the Cllv Clefl<'e on 5·02·2000200 ... 827,.40 26, 2000 F391 It la hereby ordered Acusado} HIGH TECH and read aloud In the Offtce, TT Fafr Drive, ""' v that all peraona In· WOMENS HEAL TH Council Chambers. Colt.a Meaa. Daily Pilot May 5, 12, 19, Fictitious Buslnaaa tereeted In Ihle matter CLUB, INC .• MICHAEL Staled proposal• shall MARY T. ELLIOTT, 26, 2000 F383 appear before thll oourt TAYLOR and DOES 1 to beer the title of the work Deputy City Clartl Name Statement In Department No. 703 25 and name of the bkldet Publl1hed Newport Fictitious 8u1lne11 The following pertonl of the Ora~ County YOU ARE BEING but no other diet· Beach·Costa M881 Name Statement are doing bualnMI u : Supatior Court at the ad-SUED BY PLAINTIFF: lngulshi~ marks. Any ,Dally Pilot May 19, 2000 The following persons El C~n 5'>orta f1eh-dreM ehoWn above on (A Ud. le esta deman· bk! reoerved after the f409 are doing business es: Ing. 1~ Me~~r 5f3MIO, at 2:00 o'clodl dando): LIFE FITNESS, scheduled closing time NOTICE OF El Cepltan Citrus, ~92512 8 890, · p.m. and then and.there • dMllon of Brunswick for the receipt of bids APPLICATION TO ~~~ ~~A~r~e~lvgA El Capitan lnduetr1n, =· c::· t~e a:.::r. c~:or~:: 30 CALEN· ~u~~.:. ~ SELL ALCOHOLIC 92612 LLC, (CA~, 19900 fOf change of name OAR DAYS alter this the sole reepona4biUty of BEVERAGES El Capita n Industries, MacArthur vd., Suite Bhoutd not be gtanled. summons la eerved on the bidder to see that hie Date of Elting LLC. (CA). t 9900 890, Irvine, CA 926t2 It I• further ordered you to file a typewr1tten bid le recelVed In proper i\Ppllcatlon: MacArthur Blvd., Suite Thia buslneaa Is oon-tNt a oopy of tnll order reeponee at thfs oourt. time. May 11, 2000 890, Irvine. CA 92612 ducted by: Umlted Ua· to show cauee be PIA>-A letter or phone call A set of Bid Oocu· To Whom It May eon. This business is con-bility Co. lilhed In Delly Piiot, wiM not protect you; your men11 may be obtained cam: ducted by: Limited Ua· 'Have you atarted a 08Wl9f>8P8' of general typewritten reaponee at the office of the City The Name(s) of the bllity Co. doing business yet? circulation publlsfied In mUll be m proper 18t Engineer, n Fair D!ive, Applicant(s~ilare: Have you started Y~~· ~t:~· i=.tnes, thla county, at leut once form if you want t Costa Mesa, California, N'EOTAINI au.A.RY OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE CITY OF COSTA MESA A PROPOSED OR· DINANCE le scheduled fof edopdon 11 the regu- lar City Council meeting of June 5, 2000, ~ng Ordinance 00-S, """"6-lllg· Section 2•3().4 ol tile Coata Mesa Municipal Code regarding rr!ooedure1 fa< rehear· !¥He MOTION to give Ordinance 00·8 first reading carried by the followlng roll call vote: COUNCll ME.MIERS: AYES: Monahan, Cowan, Erlcllaon, tom.a, Dixon. NO€S: NoM. AalENT: Nona. THE FULL TEXT of the ordinence may be read In the Cllv Cleii<'s Office, TT Fart Drive. Cotta Meas. -.aARY T. ELUOTT, Deputy Ct(y Clartl Publl1hed Newport Beach·Costa MHJl Dally Pilot May 19. 2000 . F410 NOTtC£ Of' nus. TEE·s SALE ·u. No: W31l37.S Ueil CoM: w '-No: 00. OOlOiSTlUM -"No: 411-~ IUCHAAD S. STONE.•._., .. poimed T-... .. .,.,..... ...... Deld of in. WIU. SELL AT PUii.JC AUCT10N CH81711117 NOYICEOF PElllDllO ADmHIBI. ESTATE Of: DUii c. COVYEAU CASEllO. A202212 To all heire, banefloieriH~-Ol..edi· to re, c ontingent credlto,., end per- 1one who mfY other· wlH be lntarMted In the will ot estate, or both, of: DEAN C. COVYEAU • A 19ETITION ha1 been flied by CHARLfS PROVINCE In the Superior Court of Califomle, CCMlnty of Orange. THE PETITION req uest• that CHARLES PROVINCE be appointed •• pereon.wl represent• tlve to edminiater the 91tat• of the decedent. THE PETITION r eq uest• th• decedent' a WIU. end codicila, if any, be admitted to probete. The WILL end any codicil• at• aveileble for examination in the file kept by the court. THE PETITION ·requaata authority to edmini1tar the ••Uite under 1he Indepen- dent Admlni1tratlo.n doing ~usineas yet? • Wffk for four con· oourt to hear your caN. upon nonrefundable ENTERPRISES INC. ~~~--~~:-c-;:;;;;:-:-~MY~~~~~r,::.,,riH»-,-9(M~~-l-!-M~a~n-a-ge~r~/M~eium~b-e~ru1uu..~~1e1111111e.~ofMIM-~=~""'°+-*""io0tt--do-nc+-Wie-1tol'rhill!,,..irtllt"1tt0::00:-airl-TI,.-.ppne.ntr11etactl14~"FOa~~~l~-Wll>-if---ilf-dl~llie-....,!8tljec:t-~L.tho~~.ty~~.~-:M!~~~~ El Capitan Industrias. This statement Wll the day the hel · retponee on time, you ltddhlonel charge of above are applying lo OEa CASH (it 1M ., Sec. 6106.l. k follow· t~· p"e-A--' r-~ LLC. Basilio Nunez, DATE: APA !._S1 may loee the cue, and $3.00 will be made If )he Oeoertment of Not>-tor.. wllidl .,. lawflll ill& lalOnudo• _. be .~tad.'::",,_to .... t.._ • ..-e Manager. Member filed with the County JAMES P. GRAY, your wages, money and handled by mall. Bid hollc 6everage Control _..,ill .. UllillM S.-J provided ) ""' •• - Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons are doing tlusmess es: a) District Service Cen- ter, b) Oneel Supply Center, 18685·A Main Street #245. Huntington Bead'!, Cahfomla 92648 ASL. In<;. (CA), 2900 Bristol Street. Suite F203, Costa Mesa, Cali· lomla 92626 This business 1s con· Jmd. ~· 8 corporation Have you started dotng business yet? No ASL, Inc., Sharon E. Santo. Pres•dent · This statement was filed with the County Cieri< ol Orange County on 05108/2000 20006828287 Daily Piiot May 19, 26. June 2. 9, 2000 F413 LOCAL MORTUARIE. PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel • Crema1ory 3500 Paoofic v-Drive Newport Beach &44-2700 PIERCE IROTHEllS IELl BROADWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 This statement waa Cieri! of Orange County JUDGE/ property may be taken Document• and other to nU elcoholtc ..Uor M ~·,, llk·-u11 lddraa meny ections with- flied with the County on OSl09/'2000 COMMISSIONER Of without further warning contract ~ may bevarwigM at: anff'lld~ °L ~. ~ of die pcnoti w!G wkom <Kit obtaining court Cieri< of Oraf'lOI County 2000M2UM THE SUPERIOR· ftom the oourt. also be alClmined 11 the 580 ANTON BLVD -"'"'" ...-c111a my be Nod ii approval. Before on 05109/2000 Deity Pilot May t2, t9, COURT There are other legal Oflloe of tile City Clellc of STE 201. lf'lAll (JaYIMI in VE.RA'S ESCROW SERV-taking canaln very 2000182t3H 26, June 2, 2000 F394 Thoml1 Rankin Pettit requirements. You may the City of Coeta Mese. COSTA MESA, CA 11111 M M time OI .. '° ICE INC .• 1)435 Jeffrey Important eotiona, Dally Piiot May 12. 19, 543 Victoria Street. IE went to caU an attorney Bid Document• will not 92626 • lldwd S. S.0-) all rilk Road, Ste. 121. hvia. 'howtiver, the per· 26, June 2, 2000 F395 Coate Melt, Callfornie right away. If you do not be malled unlel8 the ad-Type of llc:enee(s) ~ lidl Mil.._ -CA 92611 ... 106..JUd lk 1on.i raf)raHntative Fictitious Bualneu 92827 know an attorney, you ditlonal $3.00 charge ii piled for: 47 • ON-SALE ~~'°== ~.,!! i. day for f11i111 clliml will ba required to Fictitious 8uslness Name Statement The following persons are doing business as: Southwest 3 0 E>1· press. 1700 E. Garry Ave .. 1102. Santa Ana. Celifomla 9270 William Lee Woltord, t09 Ave. Del La Grulla, #C, San Clemente, Cell· fomia 92672 This business I• eon· ducted by: an lndMdual Have you started doing business yet? No William Lee Wofford This statement was flied with the County Cieri< ol Orange County on 04·26·2000 20008827104 Daily Pilot Apr. 28, ~ 5. 12. 19. 2000 E 1---··~J SEMPLE Gardner Elliot Semple, 80, of Corona Del Mir patted ew1y M1y 13, 2000. He It tutVlved by hit wife, Charmaine, son end dlughtM.f"" law Gregory 1nd Crl1tl1 Semple and thrH grandchildren. Name Statement PUbllehed Newport may call an a~ included With payment. GENERAL EATING ia 1111 _ ........,. by u.y cm1111w Mall be give notice to Inter· The tollOWlng ptlflOrlS Beach-Ooeta Mesa f11ral eervice or a l Each bid 1h1ll be PLACE ... .....-., Jue 6. 2000. wkldi II die e1ted peraone unlffl are doing buefnMI u : Delly Piiot May 5, 12, 19, aid office (lletlld In ma~ on the Propoeal Published Newport cllKrilled: ,.,_ ...... day before die they have waived Paradigm Ea.brlatora, 28, 2000 phone book). fOITTI, lheels P-1 ltWough Beach·.Costa M111 ~U~Aat. ~ :.:::::. u1e cs. speci· notice or coneanted ~a"'~:. A~i11:~ F 388 .,:::U~': .~:S ~'(:c1: i,~~~m~nt~ :d = 2~•Y 1982A ~1:;1!Zr': =.; ~May 1s. 2000 :tlo~~)Tt!{::S;:! 92626 • Flctltlou BualMH ludicl•I inted tiene un lhall be ~ by .... f Ofllcill BEN KUH. Blryer\11 dent edminlstretlon Chrlatopher Jae • ~lazo de 30 DIAS 1 certified or caehler'a Flctltloua BultnMS • -0 NrNpon Beadl-C Valentine. 2950 Airway Name Statement CALENOAFjlOS para check or a bid bond for Name Statement ::=,:_.a:, ~0°i M Daily Oii& authority will be Ave .. 101. Coeta Meas, The !ollowlng paf90!\I preeentar una respueela not 1-thin 10"l(, of the The following peraone r--__ '° die ~~047 SH Mav jJr•nted dunlaei an Califomla 92628 are doing bulineu u : eacrll• • maqulna en amount of their bid, are doing bualneae a1: ...._, ..--• ~, 1nt1r111e pareon Arthur J. Valentine. a) Loanllne Financlal, 8818 corte. made payable to Iha City a) Polar Technological =n :: Seti~ 19• 2000 filH en objection to 2950 Airway Ave., 101, b{ Loanline Mortgage, Una carta o una of Coeta Mela. No Syeteme, b) PTS, 752 the petition and Coeta Mesa. Call!omle c Loanllnedlrect.oom, llemedl t9lefonice no le propoul e/\all be con-North Angelina Avenue, ,_,... ~ 14• T,,_. Slllt ND. 40'°11 l.1191 1how1 QOod ceuH 92626 d loanllne ~. ofr_,1 protecc:fon; au 1ldered unle1t 1ccom· Plac•ntla, Callfornla ~~,!.-'._:_.,No. No. 00117M413 Tttlt Orclilt why tbe court This t>Y1lneea 11 con-• loanllne Euridlng, reepuelll eecrtta a ma· panled by euoh cuhler'1 92870 __,_.._ • --No 901'107-11 ,_. d ehould not grant the ducted by; a general 485 E. 17th Street, Sulfa quina Ilene que cumptir check, c:uh, or bidder'• Kemetll Sean <Aahln, ::! .. ; Ille of 0= T,,.._., Slllt Yau ti. "' authority. partnership 245, Colt.a MeM, Cell· con lu fonnalidades le-bond. 752 North AnQellna Ava-die ..._... of Olt· .,.. "*a Olad d TIUll A HEARING on Have you atarted fomia 92627 g11e1 apropledas 11 No bid 1hall be con· nue, Placentfa. Callfor· ANGE eo..:y; aid o.11 ~1411•. t.-.. lOll the petition will be doing buslnesa yet No Troy Knell Johnaon, Ulled qulere qua la corte eldet'ed unleae ft 18 made nla 92870 o.s f ,.,_ ~ • Dall ID Pl*' 'fOll held on June 15, Christopher Ju 38 Edmonton Place, eeouche 1U cuo. on a blank form Thl1 buafneea 11 con. Illa ~ Pl'OPlitY lftlll'IY. c 1111¥ be _.. II • 2000 et 1 :45 P.M. Valentine Allao Vlelo, Callfomla SI utted no praM!ltl turni.iied by the City of duded by: an lndM:MI SEE A1TACHED · vc: II* .. • llll rmd Ill In Daf)t. L73 located This etatement wH 92656 IU reapuesta • llempo, Cotta Mau and 18 medt Heva you etarted HlllT PBSONAL ....-andfll,...dfll at 341 The City flled With the County Th11 bullnesa II con· puecle parder al caao, Y In acoordlnce with the doing bullMll '/fK1 No PIOPDTY SEE lllll f 1111 ..... Jllll. P D • O CA Clel'll of Orange County dUded by: an lndlvlcllal le pueden qultar au provision• ot the KenMth Sean Clahln ATTACHED EXltllrr -..i c:ulllCl e ..,_ On 9~r, 3• range on OSI04/2000 ~v~ ~rt:! Nlarlo, IU dlnelo Y Olnll Propoeal requlremeolt. Thi• statement wes YOU AlE IN DEFAULT oriW2000 11 IO:oo.ii. IF YOU OBJECT 2000M27111 ......... ,... coeu de au ~ropladed Each bidder mu1t filed with the County UNDl!a A DEED Of CISarlla All:oMfWIOI TO the prantlng of Daily Piiot May 12, 19, T~ Knell Johnlon 1ln avlao edlconal por have a C-15 (flooring Clerk of Orange County n un DA'IE> J\JLY ~ • Ill ~ • the J:"rion, you 26, June 2, 2000 f401 rhil etatament WH pane de la OOlte. ContractOf) llcenN Ind on 04/21/2000 10, t"9. UNLESS YOU ,......., tn.tme "* 111C1 Hied with the County EXllten otroe raqulsl· alao be prequallfled a1 . ZOOOM217H TAU AC110N TO .....,. ID Olad d TMt. •hoY appaer •t the SUMMARY OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE CITY OF COSTA MESA ORDINANCE oo-e II edl9duled to be In fUll. force end ellect ao dllyt from ltt adopllon on May 15, 2000, and WH adopted by the following roll * vote: ~ MEMllRI: AYH: Monahan, Cowen, Cieri< of Orange County toe legalel. Puede qua reQUlred by law. Dally Piiot )tAay 19, 28, PIOTECT YOUa-PllOP· llODIOlcl an ~1tf119ll, • hearing end ltete on s.G-2000.......,.. •• 7H • ueted qulel'a Hamar a The C~I of the June 2, 9. gQQQ F•15 Ea'TY, rr MAY IE ~ taal:J95 d your Objections or • .....,..... ...,. un llbooado City of Meea re-SOLD AT A PUIUC ollcill,... ~ 111 Ollce d file wrin1n objec· ~ May 5, 12, 19, lnmedialamante. SI no MIV81 the ridll to reject ........ ,... SALE. IF YOO NEED .. All:o'dlr d er-. tione w ith the CCMlrt _ F389 oonoce • un abogado, •rt'!°' all bide. mnct'llCWllN AN EXPLANAT10H Q:any, Olllanla, --before the hearing, puade llamar a un The Contractor e/\111 ClfMllMI OF THE NAT\JllE OF br ~ ~. 8 """' Your appHrenca Mf'vlcio de referenda~ compty wMt1 the -a..11•) THE r.OCEEDINO T ...,_ may be in per1on or 1bogado1 o • una proV!e1on1 of Mcilon & IS tel!Y AOAINST YOU. YOU 111111111• • Nm-, "-·•· by your attorney. oflcina de ayude legal 1TTO lo 1780, lndueive, GMJt .. 1 1111111 1111 is SHOULD CONTACT A ~ .. a.: FA._.,.! IF YOU ARE A (Vea el dlrectorlo tale· ol the Callfoml1 labor aut•lllflllllll. LAWYER. 167 DAl· __ , 11 .....-CREDITOR or a fonlco). Code; lhe pr.vaillnQ rate n.:.:;> nl 1119 UU. STREET. COSTA ::*"'ca:."'...!:,-":' = contingent creditor C~IE NUMBER: and eca1e of WQ1 ... -~.._: MESA. CA 92627 f h d --' ,..,_ ......, "-•) •• ......._.. b -.... ri... ... "' •• (Ir a -...... _ ~ ~ tir • .. 01 nllilNl o t • eceea .... YoU ,,_,oitH.. -c;:~, "~7 .;; ._, iltll: T. mi-..p..:; ;; bri, •dml*-br•.. muat file your claim Discount c :ask~t lrlcllaof!1 ___ loMar9, DhlOft, ~: Nona. ABIEHf: Nona. The name and ed· on Ille with the City ~ COAi'., • Clllmlll CCWpoia. ""°'*" ia IDoWll .e-c. 01 ...... Cild lllD!, 01 1 wfth 1he oourt and dre8I of the oourt II: (El of the City of Coata Ion. 212& ~ Allllll. no ~ ii 11wa u to da ci-. br • .. 01 mail • copy to the · noml)re y cJfecCIOri di la Mesa; and lhaR forfeit IMl H C.. Miit. CA ill coai,1111 •• or ...... nf '-' --.., pel'IONll ,......,.. oorte ea) ORANGE g:~I•.!_ pr88crlbed 821121"""-.. ~-·THE co,_I, WI -.---.i.01-. 1iw IPPOint-9 by the COUNTY SUPERIOR "" -• ---. Sale of propmy wiU tie llll'lk ...... 11 -*" 5102 O<Mlrt within four ( ft 111.111 n II 111 d It 111 I ii \ • J \ I• • C1ri11g &r11ice and QUJtlity Cultm for Las Direct Cremation •. $49S Immediate Burial .. $99S (/nrlwla CiulttJ) Pre-arrangement Programs Available fur Funer:al Services, Cremations an4 Caskets CC ):\.11 '\HI .11 .. I "-\\I I I j I I KXH ~ 1( \'.h I I I 11 111111 ...,,,,, , STARTING ANEW BUSINESS!. • • • • • • • • • • • Of'dlnance oo-e au· thoriu. an l!Mfldmanl lo the connct wMt1 the Callfomle Public Em· ploy•••' . Retirement System (PEAS). THE ~ULL TEXT of the ordinance may be !Md In lhe CltY Cieri<'• Offic., n Fafr OriV., Cotta Mela. MARY T· 11.UQTT, Deputy C"1 Clartl Publl1h1d N•wport BHcl\.Coltl· MIH Dally Ptlo4 May 19, 2000 f408 A GOOD ADJ COURT. SOUTH JUS-noncompliance of said ~ GIW ..._. IDldc In as ii ......... d ....... Cltlllll nf IJ'Oftthe ftom the TICE CENTEA•ANNEX. Coda. ~ llllllm(•l willoul *"'--Of ...... ID dD ..... " date of tint laeuMO• 23141 MOULTON MARY ELLJC!!Tt ._, .:'-llfl) Wllili~) -..,. ..,.._ • l*-)willl9111111 llr'fll oflettera•DfO'Med PARKWAY. 2NO Da1MY Ct1Y "'9rll ~· ........ NpNjladdl ~ ......... ...._ • In MOdon t100 of ElOOA, LAGUNA cttY al C.-..... .. = • .-d ........ « --._. bllillt, d II ,._.... the Callfomla Pro- NIGUEL. CA Mancl•t()fy Job nlk· .. 111111(• '""'... .._, • ,., .. ,..... nt ... --IO nt b4d.a Coda. The ..,. 92877-2089 ~ 11 requlNd 11811• Tiit 111 CllllDlftl ~ -ol • w 111111 br .. ...._ 11 .. for fll~alml will The neme, addrasa, Ing at the ~ crf .. dMI mc:u1w Cllllcl ...,.. "7 11it ___. dlllrlllld ~ not a before and~ number COmmonltv c.nt.r crf .. lllll(s) ii: 111111 • Tlwl, wi6 ._.. "* 11111 ..,._.. Ill died four monthe from of • attomay, or Lobby, 1645 Partl Ava-*"' • • la 11it -l"'O' of.,,. The .. • be "'8111, the heeflng data plalntlfl without an at• nue, at 10:08 a.111., Tiit rwne<tl 11111 1119· .....,, ..._, If ':J.i .._ llllllllA CIMIWll " •· tloed abo tofnay le: (El ~. ta Monctev, ..., n. 2000. -..._al .. llMl(•l ~ ..!-.......'!.-. et_ ,.,.,, __. 01 ~. no YOU ..... "'!y· ~dncdoril..11 num«0 d9 Pubtlef°led Ne~rt iltll: AU9H ..-S -"' ,,_ ---.. -'"" i;.11o .,... 18111 of -...-• -· ....... OI AMI~ the flte kept l9Worlo abogldo del BHCh·COlll HI RIM8, ttc,, I calilDllla .. -,.,_ .,._ ~ ID 'PIP Ill by the oourt. If._, demandante, 0 del de-Oaltt. Ptlo4 May 12, 19, ~ .., fAOI .. . ... of .. -.....---"' ... -1-.!=. ,,,..,,._ que no Ilene 200Q 0Mlf: ....... CA807 -cnM!ld"711itDllill llOll(e)-..llJflldledd ---·· "--· ~. •) · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiFi;&39.7 --....... of' Tr.. liW ... will .. ~ ---ed In the et'8te, you E F Rous -----• -~ oa: JUNI .. ·-.._ ._.. • fl ......... =: 0 . E , ............... : :...~1,....,.._ ...... ,.,..., e-... JR. 87334 ·-~-_,1 • .2J.;.-GO~ ""'ro ...,.. ........ -.... ... oourt • fonnel HOloEN l FERGUS, ..,._.., -·--. '" ,_, .,..,.. .. .... _ ........ QUMt f ~ 500 N. STATE COl.· fl ~. ,..., THE IN1MNCI OF _. (II .. ""8 d .. Notlff of' the .,_ L.EGE Bl.VO., SUITE ~-·--'THI Ol.4JtOI CIVIC tflllill ,.__. OI Ill,.. of en 1-ri 780, ORANGE, CA MdM .... a 211:5 CllNTa, JIO I. d .. ) :-::t........., __, ••• -of ..... ueea ~L~ .... CHAPMAN. OIAHOI, ID bl. lilrfl Tiii ..... Of of *-i (7j4) ~778 __ .... CA Al ..... eflll _._, ....... 111.. -· .. DA~ 9sep 17.:.. 1999 n. .......... Wllel • UI Ill of .. •ot ...... of s. "' ,.chlon Of aooount ALAN llATI" ewtc, ....... DeCOMU11a11•11• ...,., -. ... _ o1 ,. ..,... "'...-11111 • ~ In "°" :&..":'::-.":: .. Olllot of AUJa LftWf ............. ol M _..., -•fllflllllml, tlon 1280 of the "Y Ill J. A8-, l!ICIDf OOllP ............. ...,.. _, 11 Oi1c 0..-401-411 E. CeMfofftla "obate ~lhad Newport --la: 11• lclull .. ._ 4-iW Deli a.-t -.. ,....._ CA c.de. 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Deadllne Thursday SPM • It Pays to Advertise In the Beat LOCAL Real Estate Section Call Today II LISA RIVERA : 949-574"4252 i ANNE i WILLEY : 949-574-4249 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·• . ••••••••••••••• Lar" ''°"' P1tlo wt Pwilll lly YllW Vintage tlMO'• bM:il f'touM. pottn. till lor """'* lllW home .,lo!n, AQ!!!!. ~ * 9 NEW HOMES * Oulllty b\111 detached sirve lamty homes Cl Eesllidt Greet Floor Plan ~x 2110-2220 SF AQ!!!t 94U45-Q45 92 HOUSESICOfl>OS FOR SALE NEWPORT BEACH BEACH RETREAT PRIME AREA UNDER $50,000 AGENT 949-123-3120 38r 2.SB1 HfdW<I nrs. MW W1fldows eal·ort kit pool ltgl\l. vaulted ~s bffl v11ut• $255,000 Ed Vtn dtn Bouche Broker 94MSG-0943 LOTSIUNO FOR SALE Out of stale L.nd F« Sale Affordable 40 ICl'tS. Owi1 yolK own 40 acre ranch IOI oNt $1 s 800 "' pnce East o1 l<1ngman AZ. low doMI payment & moothty pay· meot trees clearl 811 spec acu ar moun 1 viev.'S 01Ce 4 season eleva· llOll Cal fOf free 111lo pllg STOCTON HILL REALTY 1·800-321 ... 900 105 APTS BALBOA PENINSULA Coty 2Br • Loft 2B1 r• BlUFfS: 38r Townhomes Moviog Sale Sil Sam model lvTle ~ ~ St.99S-S2.100'Mo. no pers FurMure p.ano micro- .,, FP pellO $2500mo yrty EASTBLUFF: 4811Vltw wave TV pa1JO set & moiet 0-Agt 949-723.Q653 0 8uhy B1u 949-720-1704 606 Poi!Mtlll Ave., CdM 1 155 ~ I ... I 202 __ FOR_-ROOMS_R_eNT ___ I 514 W BAY 3br 2bl, rool top dtcll w/ BBQ. HerdWd nr... mllf>lt counltrt. Movt In cond. $2950 IMH7J..7IOO' Baautllul Stach College 2Br I Ba 4 doors lrom beach, W 0 gar IVllJI 6' I $I 750mo t"Y 949'65().9428 159 HOUSESICOMDOS FOR 11£1fT CORONA on llAR Mott! MANAGERS • SPECIAL• $154.00 -t tax Wkly (MUsl preMnl lhls Ad) l1S S!lualed on beaullt v landscaped grounds FEATURES 24-Hour Lobby/Dtrecl coal phones/Free HBO, ESPN & 01sclPool & Jacour. Gues1 laun-!k'f Close to 40S & $5 Fwys M111's lrOITI 0 c F alrgnls co!lege and bchS Walking d19• tanct 10 Sh<>p\ and 1es1au11nrs Fri 91.Jp I Sit 9t-I 2$1 ITlliC qual<ly dems, OIAdoot planlS Peient"QJs rttndg t.-.e Jll.velry olfice tum 13'3 Mltintt1 Dr., N.8. NP8 SAT 1·2 MOVING SALE. 3235 Broad St. , Furn, toys, household ltem1, 1ppll1neu, clothlRg. much mor.t Calh Only!I S.t·May 20 7•2P The Annual Garaoe Sale fOf Sur1$1de CondOm!nums al Beach & Allanla/HB !Follow The S.gns11) WESTCUFF NPB 38r 281 home. MeJlcM pav~. wall! to Mtrin«a Ell!MnWy I Hlftlof ttgll By OWntf Sl30,000 14H4H086 Single Apt. bright & cleen I blocil IO bNd'I S600 mo S800 sec 0ep good creOl I l!ll!$l 94H50-!\239 2600 8AYSIOE 311< 20e, ,.. __ .... ----,..11a191 .... w.\lt'ge ~# *' 1 109 APTS I Shel• ga1 No amolctlptl COSTA MESA MOTOR INN 'l2n Hefbof 8IYd ~~ SAT MAY 20Tlt 81m.2pm Huge p1rkln9 lot 11191 Come to this tplCtacultr parking lot event. you'll find modtl llOfM fur11. office lum I mllCl 1up. pl i.1. Artwork, Marine hardware, llOflf tools Ind othtr Mlldy Mecu. There 11 10JMtflln9 1or ~' IO comt Nlfe CORONA DEL MAR $3300 714·33&-9900 ONE FMO RD Open Sun 1-.. NEW PnMdlla Pllll 3 4br '.5bt lpp!OI 4300 If upgr1dff. SI ,519,000 OWntr/Agt Mt-f.40.1313 BAVRIDGE Cutt 2br'1 1ba 11199 dick, pl1nt1llon ahutter1. high bey window•, encl 1111111• . Ptr1tct lor lndiV or couple 8y Owntr REDUCED 101 ~31,000 '4t720-1n9 Harbor Hlghlands Open Sun 12-4:00 1418 Prlscill Lint 38r 281 house "*' remod ~ School Oisl ~ $5191< Mt-722-9474 Onlr llff.000 28r ~Ba Condo, Kini OOlld, great 11N Plll'IC °"1 Ell! & JIJd'; T ey!or, !Q!1 949-642-..7?2 BARGAIN WATER FRONT OWlllr Lift Country Tiit Pia wll ...-youl Ap!!!!, Mt-72W!20 ~Qul•I Townllouu Apt. Solllh Of PQl 381 2.581 Ftplc. p1rage, no pels. S1a5Cllllo. MM7W472 110 APTS COSTA MESA 1BR 181 Apts. In btaulllUI II' led comm11111ty. wa 10 l'llealt!St"1oj)s/'T n 5Quar1 $750 IO $845'Mo Includes pnvate patio. carport 1919-1921 Milllle Ave. Kleffl Prop MnQ! 949-581-4000 E aldt CM 2br 1b1, 91rtgt, poulble Incl yd., 169 Walnut S950t'mo. Wtal Sldt, 3br 2b1 1022 El Cimino SllOOimo M1ri1tll 714-682-3111 119 Am HUNTlffGTON BEACH .... Wiil to BtlCh 5paciotll 1 & 2 Bdrm Cl pNC»lul Mt· Ung Only ~ IO $12.tOIMo Sa~ $480 on 1 'f' lea. 714-960-2468 Oa"'t'lc<I 15 f..ONVENlENT • •-hc"thc.r )111.f f'C. h<l} '"'· ...,u11111 ""JU" h1UIQl1jJ. ""'""'"OC<I """ wNl '"l\l fl«'dl C l . .ASSlFIED (949> 642-~78 PORT STREm 4IR MTORY U IATH EXCEU!NT CONDmON $711,DDD OPEN SAT/SUN 1:•5:DD 1•1 PORT CHARLES GlfllY LONG COLDWIU. ... ... n ..... • l ''°~I .... GAEYSTOHE 381 2 58a. 2·SIV TWM all dbl C4lt elec gar. w d hl.·ups 1300 SI. S 1700.Mo 2110 Thurln Avt. (Vlctoria/Ntwpo11 Blvd.I 94t-631""'622 RENTALS TO SHARE N8/CM, °"" II< & a. w 'D D'W no/amt. qu1el prol 1 lem prel must have dog 3Br 2 3"8• hollM near $750 1J11 Wld 949-~7885 Wfftclitt SI 99SifTIO Large lot xlnl ar11 ~ between 7am·7pm Stlblt Family m Escrow wl dog & cat musl move by May 28, 3Br or lrg 281 prel'd. ~9-642-3935 GREYSTONE 381 2 58a 2·SIO!y TWM 1300 s!. all dbl car tlec gar, #'d hk·ups SU'OO/MO 2110 Tllurln Ave. (Vlctorll/Newpo11 81Yd.I IMH31 .... 22 a.., ........... .................. ................. ...... ....... ..,.. ....... 3:~--.... .::. --~· FREE room & bo11d. M1tutt coupt. wlll 1hlre 111 bffullful NP8 house wltll ltm•t• only In t1cll1n11• lor hou1• dutlte and Clling f« two dog! !M9-51 l>-6663 w.i Skit CM 51\are home w/mllllle pet100 Fumished room no smoke $500/mo 941·631·270I VACATION /RESORT RENTALS Mt It Slbetlno's I rnjoy 1119 day. Tli. llJ9 wil be htld In Ult JMWWng lot 11 101 Shipyard War on Udo Ptn. In Nr#polt BNch (Adj_,,1 to the N!wpo!t Hartlot SNpyard) Saturday, May 20th B1yv11"' T erract com· muncty·Wlde garage salt Over I 00 homHl N4tar Jamboree & Baywiew W1y aCfOS5 lrom The Minion SUtres rn Nev.port Beach lndi'ildual displays at eacll pamctpa11ng home Gates opeo horn 8am to 2pm St. Michael And All Angela Annual Ftummage salt! Sat. ,...._ 20th. 8am-2pm 3233 Pacltic View Dr, CclM SUN &-3 ESTATE SAU WIO, ~. cat~. sofas, dhng stt tom h.m, framed ar1 & much more• 2170 Vltlll Entndl (Th! BMle/N.8.l IOycars to Newpon BH<.h 94!U7S.IUS • 111111111 LHllltf so4a & iov. seat "" 5lzl1 wrapped w:ry salt 10P quality Was $2000 sac $890 949-261-6933 Ou1tn1lu pillow top bouprlng I mettreu, never uatd. w/30 yr w1rr1nty S215/obo. Cherry Alee P~ttr 7 pc btdrtl Ml, S 1950fobo Ctn dlflvw. Mi-307-7095 R1ttan furnllurt. Sole coftee !Ible 4 cl\atrs .._ ~ l.'Ofl arWll tMlle & glass 949-725-3914. QUEEN SIZE SLEEPER SOFA OHL Y I YEAR OLD S350 94H11-039t DEMONSTRATORS We need helP ooN' PT food dtmol needeO flom COM lO San Clememe end lf\'lne We call ~ gc>O(l pay e~ & O'MI appiallCM a ca• Tm 949-888-1367 ext 2 DriVtrl Ntwtpaper Rack Route 1am-4am &c.tent pay prck-IJI> Of van ., insuiance nte Pl'9fe1 Co511 Mesa rtlldtnl Clll 1149-722..e313 Drivers Wanted F 1 & Helper Uotluary Transpo11 Co seeu respon people • clean OMV to •h 7Sb M local. neat awearance FtNlts ancourage 10 app1Y Ctll IMM7S-1736 DRl~RS 9·12HR. FT no-•~tivtcn c;:.M f f1· Mu•t "'" glass doots &boYt, sroroge own •mall U truck In below. $300 949-673·2642 !!!Ml cond. 800-3-4o-42S4 Whll• bdrm Ht, . good COnd., dttk, d'"ltf with mirror, nlghllllnd. $225. 2 pc Ml. W!llW booklMl1 & nlghlltlnd good cOlld. $30. IMM-42-5371 3pc. 100% lrnpor1td Italian * Fiii Food Restaut111t • blacli ltethe< 11v rm HI Heklng 11perl1nctd StOOO. 5pc. Formll din nn Cllhltf. Clll 714-54t-0089 Mt $350. OM TV Annolrt, S200. Solld Oall country compultr deeli, S200. Mi1c dtcOf"alor llem1. SIG-$75. Mt-263-4113 FLORAL '""~oc DHtgners & Sates People FTiPT ' loeltrons 7f•·5'6-55M I I . GENERAL OFFICE FfT 456 UV£S~ ~"°"' °'Cc"'m:" ~ & CU5IOlllef SWI: a llMl... CM C.I JMll 94~2-3766 Of CHIHUAliUA AKC rlg!S· lat resumt ID 949-642·3797 ttrtd. male neu1ered 6 month ldOrable blonde & 1ov11111 pet 949-7eo.o754 2 lcWlng home onlyt. F9111 pup Box•/olt mla? 10 mo old. 51>1ytd, 111 thot1, joy. ful loving, Mull have good 1-t. Pll 714-4ef.04911 LAKE I OCEAN ASHING TACKLE. PolttS I rtela, old to unuMd. $1430. Call 949-544-9132 HELP NEEDED 29 Ptople o.eded to ION U11 30 lbs rn lht MICI 30 dlys Get pillCI for lbs IOSl I 00'\ Naturlt Call Mary ar 19491756·87'3 HOST/ESS FRONT DESK Lots of btntflb Five Crownt RHt1ur1nt 3801 E. COlll Hwy. m Mon-Sat 91<-t¥P MEDtCAL FRONT Off'ICE fT ne~ lor bu1~ tptdllilt ptX1ict In MPS bp req In "'*"'lino IHll, ln1u11net 1nc:I Plllfmacy. Min 3 yurs Hp. Oulllfi.d lpplanta 1MY tu rttume to Mf.7&0-3171 Klrino Local PIT Jobs Cuhltts, Conceaion Stall Servers. Dilllwut\tf For lnllrvltW 1•888·978·7$91 ext 14 all fer Lee Am 1 :OOplll. oc Alr1IOl1 ,,,_ ,.. .... .-.m-121• RECEPTIONIST VON HEMERT IHTEA!OffS p.; 11>eekeflds a must ASSISI ..... phones catlklg· '"9 cteucat lu1~1h1re sho .. room Call Carrie 949-494-6551. RECEPTIONIST/ SALES ASST Responsible and Of~ed w Ill WOJd and E &ctl P<o- gram kno.,1e<19e Great p/>OM and CliSlomer ~ personallly 1 mull ReQU><es 1 llt•iOle posibve alld can ao aMUde Abtity lO PflOf!'•a harde so lone plloneS and US•SI a eighl pe1son ott1ce 1\dm1n1S· 1ra1i.e and or hOsp.tahty exper helplut Sataned Fi StflfY hl1tory to Alt Human IHOUtetl liORNBLOWER CRUISES ANO EVENTS 2'31 W Coast HWY 101 Newport BallCh, C. 92663 RETAIL HALLMARK STORE In NPB, now h ring Ant. Mlnl!l'f wlll'I I Hptl, "'"· F/PT 949-7214085 SALES ASSOC'S. U?scale specsalty rei.4f seekS OU!goong mo11V11ed sales assoc:v~ lot Ft.f & PT l)OSl!IOM Ideal candldltet .... j)OS$fS$ PfrtiOl.C lq>tr rn a ladles bOUbQut .,,.,, ha•• excel'tnl customer w...ce sl.4 and a de5«• 10 aoooeed Hrly !alt • comm 0 0 E Oualtfoed appltcal!IS please Cal 94!§52-8689 SERVERS & COOKS L0e1gboards Restaurant & Pub lnteMe• between 2-4 Monday·Saturday 0 217 Ma.i Sl, H111tington Beach •SERVICE CASHIER• Costa Mesa lnflnltv nours are Mon • Fn 2-fprn ~~ lor appontmtfll 714-241-1300 ll346 ....... .., ..... II -II J Ju. Clll* ..... ..... .... ...... .. ...... ,. ... =·.::t..•:: ....... ., -.-..... ,.. . .... _, ___ _ ... .... """' -.a •um· a ......... ...,._ . .... ' I I •t SM.BOA TS I liobblt Holder 14ft Jlnt cond saoo. M9tcelf 141t new p1lnt, vernl1hed mtal. SIOO, Meta Rowing Shell, NEW. moo Khe, good IMpt, $350 Flipper, good 1hepe, S2SO. Con- ttcl Marahall SIH lt 949-t75·19t5 KAYAK SCUPPE~ PAO double hitch, Ukt new, 1111 IHI. plddl9, trav .. wtlttll Ind. S500 94t«IMl31 1692 ~=1 Ntwpotl Hlft>ot Menna Dodt 1'1111 IOf 4lf\. ShOr1 lemi !tut NII I 10 Nov I Cail 949-85' 2009 50' Mooring with dl119y, K·ro.. ne"' stMC9 rat peld •lnl tocahon $12 500 * 949-260-5446 * 'NANS/SUVS ACURA CL 3.0 '99 Cashmere l~ory (0018331 $20.987 • LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 949-364-0664 ACURA NSX·T T1191 95 Slut, must -1 T000711 $49.995 LAND ROVER NEWPORT BEACH t.49-t'G-6445 BMW Z3 97 S-Spffd 1 a llr 261< ,,, IC02959) S2S 99S CREVIER BMW 7 t4.a3S.3171 BMW Z3 '97 6 Cyt Hird Top 5J¥el ~ '2036551 $25 987 LEXUS MISSlOH VIEJO 949-36'-0H' BMW 3111 '91 361( Ml 8llcl\ w aand (C50245) St!I 995 CREVIER BMW 714-135-3171 BMW 3111 '85 Grey. anrf Sspd, ,_ ctr CA tmOg Mo111no muSI sta $2650 71'-454·~ BMW 31STI '117 Auto. loadtO' Nlot1 361.. M (U396591 $16995 CREVIER BMW 714-US.3171 BMW 311TI 'ti IND. grMI bllyl S95MO S13.995 LAHD ROVER NEWPORT BEACH !MW.C>-644.S BMW 3211 96 AAN> Blad. ... llnd Lo Ml (V38371J $23 995 CREVIER BMW 714435-3171 lllit# l21t 11 ~ Spon P\g White' (~I $30995 CREVIER BMW n•..SWt7t llMW 5281 97 NIV!O&tlOf\ CllrOmel' (3Vl<H' 5 71 $3 f 9115 CREVIER BMW 11.....,s-i111 CAOl.L.AC DIVIU.1 .. VI Hor!hsllr CO i..111tt, blliwa al wentrCy 1773&111) '21 ,981 NAil RS 1714Mf1Dt CNIWIOLIT CA11M 'W .. ............. """a> .... ...... _ ,, ... , 111.• .... mms• 0 f • 16 Frid?r, Wat 19, 2000 ·-----1· • (•I• • Jj ---------~- TODAY'S I Bridge ~C.,.R~O~S1111S;,.a,W.._OiMi&R .. 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Ca~tor~•r..--.,-,-- • 95c .... -1·900-310-tl00 ext code 500 Everyday is a great day in Classified! Be a art of it place your ad today~ (949) 642·5678 l 220 AC~ 11 260 POLICY In an elfolt IO °""' the bes! 5efVICe possible IO our read- eis and adVerbierS ~ Ml requue ContractOfl wlto adven1se m the Service 011ec1ory to include tht1r Con11ac1ors Lice nu number 1n tlletr advtrtlse· ment Y <M co-opet8borl IS greany appteaaled 224 ADOmONS IRE MODELING FlxGrout.Com Tila AePM. & AMtcndoll (71•) 254-1171 lt223443 -Cl.EANltQ /MAINTENANCE FARTHING INTERIORS L~ef~. rea~ Lr':. Knellen I Balll I Remodel Room Additions L1560875 12 v ... Exp. Offices IOOI 949-845-9325 949·246· 1942, 91631-4980 I I HOUMClunlng e Elp'd 22e All COHO Wk/y/61-wllylMontfllY/Wffk /HEATING ends. Grut ratesl ~g.. 246-05()! or 9'C9-548-4285 .._ _____ __, Add or Replace Cenllll NC (furnace. cool.~) 3 100-$3295 3!h IOn-$3449 4 I00-$3549 5 IOn-$3749 llcl744440 714-538-7325 1236 SMOG CHECK $39.95 Most C.11 NEWPORT AUTOTI:CH 128 West !lid!. Coall MIA S.-""--& ~ !MM4M730 HOME/lair. 81.thrw/, R.trlaitW Reglaie/ReTurb1sh Po1celam • fiberglass Sinks • ShowPrs Coun1cn 949-645-7723 lm:m=I BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME K I( Wtsl Conlraclofa cen h1Jpl Cu1lom homes. room ~ remod•lt, cualom dlCb. Wa IUe your drellnl "°"' eonc.ot IO ComPetion" I( ft WHt, dealgn/build 1.eoo.IOO-i110 CAM4M77 od~,,... ........ Ill II .!00 t!H9!>*!0 LDUID•W ~.Fl.I~ SWITOI nl£ LOSERS Boch vulnenble. S<Mh dealt. t.he takeout~ was convc:nliooal, lhowlna l'our-ard 1uppcin for open-er's .mijor -S invnational values. South euily had enou&h to proceed IOpme. (= 9117 ..... VIEJO NORTH • AJl4 0 7532 o AJ •764 SOUTH · • KQ 1032 0 86 .. ¢ K!>~ •AQ8 West itarted with ~ rounds o( hearu, declarer ruffina Ifie thud. The same hi11sed on dec:ranr 106ina no ~ thlri one trick iJI the m111on. and a wl11n1n1 fineae 1n either minor suit would be the IOlh trick. When trumps divided cvenly1 Soulh gOI home by findina a way to avoid both, baled on lhc strooa likdihood Chat West had four hea1S for the takeout double. t.U:•••• WUI LI 400'111 ~llw.F1'= ~ 11 ,9117 ....,.. VIEJO ........ LEXUS LI 400 .. 8llclk ~-Flot.= (2001~ ,911 I.IX ....,.. VIEJO ...... LEXJJS u• 'f7 Loadad. ............ 'Vo151431 ..... LAM> ROYEA The biddin : SOU'lll ~E.\T NOR111 EMT •• Obi 2NT ... After drawina lnlmps 111 two rounds, declarer cashed the tee and' luna of diamonds, then NITcd a dia- mond in dummy. Now t.he last hean was led and, when Ea t diiCUidc:d a club, so did declarer! NEWPORT HACtt 14~5 .. ,._ ,._ ,_ WUS LJCMO 'tt Openlng lcad; Kina of I? The avmiae (>layer reliu on 1 suc- ocssful finesse 111 club.s or diarnoods to make or tnaL the conlt'llCt. The expen will twiSI and tum lo avo.d takinJ either finesse if at all possible. Consider lhls deal. Nonh'sjump to two no uumpovcr West won a most une•pectcd lnck in hearu, bur 4id not Cfl)<>y having the lead. A cluh llk>uld be into declarer's major tc:nace. while a diamond would allOw declattr to NIT in dummy while discardin1 the queen of clul» from band. Either way, all declarer would lose was lhrce heart tricks. When you first saw t.he hand. did you reach the same cooclus1on7 Loedad, alMr, nut -1 T01391111 131,9115 LAHD ROYEA NEWPORT IEACH .. ~ WUS IC llO '911 ~. Lllller, Lo Ml (030336} 12•.887 LEXUS 111S110N VEJO ........... l•-cml --~ CHEVROlET Tlhoe LT '17 •••. te1thaf. many extras, excelenl condllioli I (368986) $21,988 • NABERS (714)540-1100 CHEVY CAMERO '92 V-6, auto. aJr. 85k ml, real sharp. S4.950/obo 949·723-1504 Qwyellr Le8eran Seel '11 one owner, 81k oog mi, loaded $4995 plus trade. Wllatevet? 71 w.tt-7521 DOOGE DOAANGO 'It Muat 1111, blue. Ft007S3 $29,915 LAM> AOVER NEWPORT BEACH MH4M445 fOAO EXP£DmON .. Too Many Ol*of'tl {C20590) $23.987 WUS MISSIOH VIEJO .......... • FOtd Eaplolw Spott '91 ~ oond, new llretJlhocb. S.lpffd, CID pl1yer, Illy eqJpt. Orly $5000. (Homel IMM44·72fll or (Office !MMD-n86. Fotd £1plom '91 4X4 4dr, reliable, MW dutch & brak• Sepd, NC. .. pwr, llloy! $4900 ~~16 DRAIN SVC VAN fiJti FonU1plorlr X.LT '93 cMll ::: '92 AlrollW In -twr -It. IN!htt, CO, _..... .<.1\1\1\....... beautiful car, runs and ........ ----"""· dnYes grNI, .. l'f'C l9ClOldl TOOLS end AL LI ~ obo Mt641 .. 41 71 4-301-3423 • ......... • C~ifiedis CONVENIENT wbttbcr you're . . . looking, cWQficd has what )'OU ntttf! CLASSIFIED (949) 642-5678 w.,,,, n.. HMtdyNn . ......, CalperW 25 v .... EJll)I ~ No jab loo ..... fltlOfll 94510-5385 Pegar 714e2911-5400 , ,, '"'' I FORD F-150 W 8lactl, very dean! NA2A132 112,115 LAND AOVEA NEWPORT IEACH FOAO F·150 'f7 4 x 4 loMtadl Super cab KC72724 123,9115 LANO ROVER NEWPORT HACH t4M4H445 a:!.~£ CBrllll,.,.. ... ,.. ........ ~ ... ..., ...... ,,.,.. 949·642·1610 ~~ Hormone Therapy .::..rrr- ~.., ....... .,.... ....... =5~ lillldl Millta 'tO ~ fOAO """"'17 .......... Super C1b, loaded, owner,'""''""' COtW., • ml ... low """'' tint cond. ""'* U1rtmaly Plftf~ StS,9'5 well. $5,990 94!H2o-t'722 · NE=:OaV::cH Mil Ml430 '" Mf.840.&4IS Lotdad, bl1e•, !OW ml, AOM757 145,480 GMC JIMMY ... LANO ROVER 0-. loMedl NEWPORT llACH W1001 111.9115 "4t~5 NE~AO:f:cH MIZ '75 UOSE 4dr MM4H445 ~ad. almOll show· room cond. 1-<lWnlr, $2,995 HONDA DEL SOL '96 obo IM9-7~9&4 Miiie, 75k ml, aueo, xlnt Mercedae C220 '14 Green condition. $12.500. w/parcllmenl Int, extended .._9,....,9_·72-..3-'·6_17_..0____ warranty, CO changer. seMCed at toe deeJer. 90k HONDA PIApOlt EX.. ml, $l5,500 t4~ ww.a ..... buy! -- 441S... S19,19S lilw'** lleni ~ 'tt LANO ROVER Bllll\llk. rnri1 cond, orty 13k NEWP<mT IEACH ml, S2S,gso M•'71M4U MH4H'45 IOC).M5 Ull • Jeep C'1arolree l TO 'f7. MERCEDES E~ '17 4-WO, arrv'lm dM. pwr, 11111, WhtttJbone, under w1r· :::.•:. =-$4~ ~ ranty, CO, BOSE aound, * Mt-~2114 * $37.tOOlobo M•§:4!:!423 JEEP a.ollea Lndo .. MERCEDES 250 '72 4-dr, 8'ec*, .. buy! origlnll °""*· lilUa ole C21n40 S1t,9'5 lady from Pllldane". xlnl conatJon. 72lt ml, $4,700 SOUTH COAST MOVESUllST Ccnful, aua, f1ll Hawe or 1 llln. . • ! ' ~ . 'I I \ I• ~ MAFEW WOIDSTO WOllRI YOO ~96'2.~78 Marcedal MO SEC ... Vt'Nlt/Patomno lllY, pe!1ec:t cond, new draa, 11Jtt loaded. suorool, 121k ml. $20,000 "°'* t4M4N032 hOllle MM40-102t Daily Pilot I r -- I '., I l ').;) . e •• I -------J • .......i ........ • mRCIDll IMCI W TOYOTA -.a W N9vy .. wJ'lfll llw .... .... gold ,...., CIMlt -· "" Ofll **-W¥ loeded. IUll tool, co i'llltt· .... cond. m:z..-..... ---.... Mllll Sell 115~ Gbo Qwj 714-31&41911 ~Mi7>1P9. MNlold. '1l'O:: .... , ......... Ctl.....,.. llUITMG OOHVr • Lo mt cMll lllfrlo drl. ,.. 11A DIG IPICIAL Iii, COt PIMIUl"'1111. nfforAI ....... ................ (11:/.84») 119,9111 411A, """· ""111rwod..:-"*"-· ,.. -VI, ... NAHM (=--=7 _ _.._Niii_ 17!1fft100 lllW1 ...... ,.. .... Of ........ .,..1141an~ TOYOTA Corell Le .. °""' .. 11 WNe.'019Y. ~ v••: ..... 71 I= 110.m Piie Y , 4 IPd. new otde•aUa ClllM 'tO --VIEJO ~ eel Diig Iii. S2l50 eeu.. ~ Windon. lill ...... 7!+9+54H ri!crAna: ..mg, MVlm -.o. a'c, ~ cond, MW $110C)lobo T.-I.Md Cru111r • VOLVO ....... 'W 9 722·150-4 I l.Oldld, .-y, ....... , =L ""'° IN wM• ~~-.......... OldMlalllll ~ ._ l1IM !tHft1!f2 GLS, 6 ~ .. laellwf, low NEWPORT llACff l!lllaa. co ' ll'IQIW, blllrQ !!I~ VW~'81 al -·· piMq ,....., c--. ..... wry delft! (340717) I 1 S.988 TOYOTA Lalld Crulllr 'f7 NABERS lAedad, ........ - ~ caeeeae, ISGO. (711)!!!:ti2!! 1133111 133,1111 ... ni-g LAM> ROVER Cell a.1111111 re.., Clll Clmtlled TMly MlWPOftT HACH lNl!Mz.5171 .......... , 1•1..z.em ----------., 0 YES, IEU MY CAR Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily PilO} and the Hunting Beach- Fountaln Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail with I a check today! Run for a week! If ----•w..,ac.._ao_, I sell, we'll run it for L __ ~!:-~·..'.!'".:' ~·.!..--__ another week AIEE! TM:l..t'D:ln . All for just $10'. ~~! 11Vt l!L~JH:,@if..mt Clll!forrWJ &are Lie No. C39-810549 Al typel of roofing end repelra ~ end Worlcel"s ~ Member Nabonel Roofing Conrrectora A&sn. Since 1987 IMIJISNIS1 -com ~rft~··· ~J ,,,, ' .. 'It I • • ' .•~L ... 'We'll · A GOOD ADI • ' \' ·. t I • t-t'i 1 t t Dally Pilot 1) • • • t . ' ' . • I I t t • . ' . . t • ' • • • • • • '96 VW GOLF IOA0185J .••.• _ •.......•.••••......•••• '96JITTAGl 11190) . . ... ·······-.. ·-·········· $ $ 0 95 5 ~.~~A ····---·~-$ 1 90. :~~VWJ~AGT .. -__ Sf 41925 '98 GOLF Gl $ • (21 59) ............................. . :~~vw·~·~·L-.... s 14,995 !~~~~.. . .. ~11,245 ~~VN~~~~ ..... Sf ],995 !~.~~~.~ ..... $17,995 • . . . ' ' '" . . . . . . . ' )8 Friday, Moy 19, 2000 Daily Pilot CALIFORNIA'S NUMBER ·ONE · . ' . . "JAGUAR DEALER <.... • . -_____I • ----, ---_, ........ --..., --------...,,_ . . . IT WILL SH ORTE N YOUR C OMM UTE , AND MAKE YOU WISH IT HADN 'T .. . . THE JAC L'AR -TYPE STARTING AT $43.095 JAGUA Tli.E ART of PERFORMANCE . l 455 s·outh Auto Mall Drive Santa Ana • 55 Freeway at Edinger 7· 1 4 • 9 5 . 3 • 4 8 0 0 • w w w . b· a u e r j a g u a r . c o m I" 2000 $-TYPE AJ-V6 MSRP $43,095; AS SHOWN, 2000 S-TYPE AJ-V8 Msil $48,5,5; TAX. 1Tl1.E, LICENSE ,.dos\ioN m.s BXTRA. "' .. . _ _,., 'I