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Home My WebLink About2000-06-22 - Orange Coast Pilot- ' ' . . . .. SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM Old OOats find new-life Alex Coolman DAILY PtLOT T hey bob slowly on the rip- ples of boat wakes, some- times listing ever so slightly on the chains of their rusty moorings. They're boats that were once snug and tidy, clean and cheerful. They're boats that once wore fresh coats of paint and highly polished wood. . . Carlos Lopez plucks old, leaky vessels from Newport Harbor and transplants them on the sand around Lake Elsinore for a nautical playground the derelict vessels rotting in the sun, his eyes light up. pluck some of Newport's mangiest, least-wanted boats out of the har- bor and transport them to a commu- nity center he's been running on the shores of Lake Elsinore since 1998. There, Lopez performs some mod- est cleanup work on the boats, slaps a little paint on them and anchors them to the ground. The boats that were once floating eyesores become something else: a playground serving as an inJand armada for the children who act as sailors. For the kids from churches and nonprofit groups who come to the community center, it's a lot more interesting than a jungle gym. lHURSDAY, JUNE 22, 2000 Now they're forgotten, all but aband oned. Day after day, they float dormant in the harbor currents, slow- ly growing more decrepit. Eventually, as their bulls warp {Uld collect layers of bird droppings, they deteriorate from objects of desire into objects of contempt and complaint. But when Carlos Lopez'looks at He looks beyond the warped, leaky wood and the rusted metal, and he sees potential. Lopez has a knack for detecting potential, even in the most willkely places. He's embarked on a program to "Lake Elsinore is a very poor com- munity, n Lopez said. •It's good for SEE BOATS PAGE A6 MARIANNA DAY MASSEY I DAILY PllOT Carter Ford, left, the owner of two derelict boats in Newport Bay, talks with Carlos Lopez, who turns the m into play equipment ... GRADUATION DAY PHOTOS BY DON LEACH I DAll.Y PILOT Sonja Wllllam ls consoled by her husband, Darlel William. after she accepted a diploma in memory of her son, Andre Stewart, who was killed in a car accident in May. A mid a spontaneous burst or applause from the hundreds of graduating seniors, Sonja William tearfully accepted the high school diplo- ma that her son, Andre Stewart. bad worked so hard to earn. Although a tragic occident on the Pomona Freeway in May took the life of Newport Harper High School's star running back, all who knew him said he would never be forgotten. Last month, thousands flood- ed ll)e J1ery same field on which Wednesday's com- mencement was held to honor and remember Stewart. School officials invited the family to participate in the ceremony to honor Stewart's memory and the accomphshmeots of his shortened life. For llis family. and especially his mother, it was unportant that they finish what he had started. "She felt Andre was walking with her/ said Dariel William. Stewart's stepfather. For a roundup of Newport-M esa com- mencements, including complete listings of each high school's graduating class, see the Daily Pilot's SPECIAL GRADUATION SECTION, Page A7. . Crossing enemy lines in Newport Beach traffic war •Chamber of Commerce, once Traffic Phasing Ordinance's opponent, shifts loyalties to defeat a slow-growth initiative. ..... Schwartz DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH 'n'affic Phasing Ordinance's biggest enemy, the Chamber of Commerce is now the biggest supporter of a • proposed ballot measure bearing the same name. The reason for the dramadc shift . . ln6tieli"Ye. Chamber officials see the 'n'affic Phasing Ordinance meuure u lea of a roadblock for business than the I NEWS ANALYSIS I opposing Greenlight measure, which threatens to bring growth to a com- -plete--helt.-said ~t Richard Luehrs. •from our perspective, it's the lesser of two evils,• Luehrs said. "We're between a rock and a bard place.• "ls tho chamber opposed to Greenllght? Ab olutely," said for- mer mayor Clarence Turner. who helped draft the trafhc orcbnance. "Are they QR.Posed to the TPO? Probably. Was I opposed te the TPO SEE CHAMBER MGE A6 Teacher salary negotiations to continue into ~ummer I • Union leaders say they will focus on two side illues, which must be decided by end of month. Greenlight would get out the vote, study says •Analyst says six of the city's 46 areas arc built out; if passed, initiative would trigger many elections. Noaki Schwartz DAILY PiLOT . .,, NEWPORT BEACI I -As many as 18 proiecl'>, from the expans1bn of Fashion lsldnd to a zone change on d lour umt residence would have requm-d atywlde vot('<; u the Grt.'i.?nlig'ht Ullbabve were m effect. d caty study found '• The results mirror tho e gathered by Allan Beek, on • ol the measure's proponents, in an mformcil survey ldSl yedr "It provided factual infor- mation m terms ot whdt the current impacts ure," said C1ty Manager Homer Bluddu. ·1 thought 1l did whc.H we wanted it to do.• The caty study, conducted by former employee John Douglas, concluded that six of the city's 46 areas have been bwlt to capacity and therefore every new pro1ect in those areds would require a vote. Those area are Newport Center, Pacific V1ew. North Ford, Old Newport Boulevard, Boruta CclOyon and the <urport area Tht>'e arl"a reached th<!it growth hnut between t. and 1999 and. i.houJd Greenlig.la& be approved, alm~l any ~ posaJ would tngger a cttywlde vote. Becau e of the dramatic effects the propo ed <>low- growth mea ure rould haw on the city and local govemm nt. in February the City Counal decided to pay $1 t ,500 to an outside analyst for the study. Set to appear on tho fall be.I· lot. the Greenllght meaaUN proposes to allow voters Oii fmal say on certain •maJen.:• developmf!nts Pnor to the study. neither oty olhoals nor the measure's proponents had been able to effectively outline umafic:abons ol---- the measure. SEE STUDY MGE M 11111 CUlllm ___ ..._.._ ... G FITI,_., __ _ .... ..._._ ....... __..._ Nll~-·-----...- lllllY ---~--·--.... ,-... __ ................ ..-__,--. ·-: ' ' Local developer begins Modesto project Costa MIA b••d Andrew L aiming to bring •em-~_,..,. .. , thop- Youngqulst Construction has st.rt· per1 and residents bac:~ to down- ed work on a new $3.1-mllllon town. office and retail building in down-The dewlopment also Includes town Modesto. a city-county government office, a The three-story structure rep-$20-mllllon multiplex movte the- resents the final bulldlng of the at~nd • parking garage. . Tenth Street Place development. Oeslg~ by Modesto-based Pac•!- whlch serves as a cornerstone of k Design Associates, the project 1s Modesto's downtown renova-scheduled to be completed by tion. The central (allfornla dty Is November 2000. A2 Thur'®y, June 22, 2000 Doily Pilot Zany Brainy to debut ·new Harry Pdtter fx?ok H arry Potter fans will want to know that his fourth book is debuting the weekend of July 8-9 at Zany Brainy. The store is having a Harry Potter weekend at 2 p.m. each day and there will be a magical game and activi- ties to celebrate. Harry Potter's biggest fans can play the Zany trivia game and get a chance to win prizes. Zany Brainy is at the Corona del Mar Plaza in Newport Beach. Infor- mation: (949) 640-5131. Kristen's Lingerie is celebrating its 20-year anniversary with a sum- mer sale. As part of the celebration, Kristen's is offering a special drawing -no purchase necessary -to win a week at an oceanfront Maui condo. It's a real offe r, with no blackout dates. Kristen's is a one-stop shopping destination for lingerie, lounge wear, swimwear and gifts. The service is excellent. It's in Westclili Court at 1719 Westcliff Drive in Newport Beach. Information: (949) 631- 7399. Old Navy has come out with its popular Fourth of July shirts, available in sizes for the entire family. The Tum of the Century flag shirts are $5 for adults and $4 for kids and babies. They come in white, navy and gray. Old Navy is at 901 South Coast Drive in the Metro Pointe Shopping Center in Costa Mesa. Informa- tion: (714) 540-3817. Dutty Electrlc Boat is offering a June special on cruises. A two-hour cruise is 50% off the regular ~ental price, and the offer s good Monday Uirough riday from 10 a.m. to 5 p .m. Duffy is the creme de la creme of electric boats. The boats are in pristine condition and the service is excellent. It's at 2001 W. Coast Highway in Newport Beach . Infor- mation: (949) 645-6812. The eighth annual Sammer Solstice: A Festi- ~ of Fine Food &r Wine is being held today from 5:30 to 9 p.m . in the Crate •& Barrel wing of South Coast Plaza. It will be a night of great food and tun, with proceeds going toward the Second Har- vest Food Bank ·of Orange County and Someone Cares Soup Kitchen of · Costl) Mesa . . The best of South "Coctst Plaza's restaurants •will be offering samplings 1 qf their favorite menu items, including The Clubhouse, Antonello Rls- torante, Bangkok Four, Gustaf Anders, Troquet and Cafe Pascal. 'There Dai~PJlot ~VOl.M.-NO. ..... tl.IOIMON, llllt:lllftf ,.....,.,._,, Editor ....... .,.,, Senior City Editor ... _ .... AlliltMrt City Editor NWT~ F..u.Edleor --CAii-Sports Edl9or MMC ..... ""*Editor ,.,,,..,,,., flllClt NlwlNeoir .. ,. .... hpo.lgrw WIGV..,_1 ~ :=r=: 1 -w.wa1W1111 --........ I ........ Mnlf9 ...... Oll9f FNndll Offlcs Greer.Wylder BEST BUYS will be something for everyone at the event, with 30 restaurants and more than 50 vineyaids - including Robert Mondavi Wines, Cannon Wines, The Charles Krug Winery, Ironstone Vineyards and Daniel Lawrence Cellars -from around the world. The Summer Solstice event was created as a way for the community to help Orange County's hunger problem through its support of two organ.\- zations. The Second Har- vest Food Bank of Orange County is a pri- vate nonprofit food bank that collects and distrib- utes surplus food to those in need through· a net- work of more than 300 local charities. Someone Cares Soup Kitchen feeds more than 250 men, women and children dai- ly, five days a week, 52 weeks a year. Tickets are $50 at the door and include unlimit- ed food and beverages, live music and dancing. · .. There are only a few days left at the Garys Per Donna semiannual sale. Selected shoes, handbags and accessories are reduced up to 60%. Top name brands include Cole Haan, Yves Saint Laurent, Gravati, Donald J. Pliner, Claudia Ciuti, Charles Jourdan, Superga, Ralph Lauren, Arche and Carrie Forbes. Garys Per Donna is at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. Informa- tion: (949) 721-5730. Some of the finest Ital- ian shoes are on sale at the Bruno Magll Bou- tique at South Coast Plaza. Selected shoes and accessories for men and women are reduced up to 30%. Information : (714) 996-2600. Look for' a coupon in today'.s paper for 20% off at Regal Beauty Supplies &r Salon. The coupon is good for everything except skin pToducts. . Regal Beauty accepts all competitors' coupons. It's at 269 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 642-4482. Sam Kutz Always looking for a silver lining . HE IS Restoring faded glory. ANTIQUE FREAK Silversmith Sam Kutz has a fascina- tion with all things old. #I comb garage sales for something interesting," Kutz said. His shop, a corrugated tin igloo-like structure on West 17th Street in Costa Mesa, is a museum of restored bicy- cles, transistor radios, antique silver vases, Lenny Bruce posters and a pin- ball machine. . Even his table saw, fans, engraving tools and stools have deco curves and a dull, metallic sheen sought fi(ter by astute collectors. Kutz -43 years old with jet-black, spit-curled hair, a tattoo on his arm and a barrel chest -looks a bit like a World War II hero from a 1950s movie. SHIMMERING STUDENT Kutz started polishing silverware and plates at his father's shop when he was 16. "You have to pay your dues before you ever touch solder,• he said. When Kutz was 19, he joined the Marine Corps. When he returned, his father owned a silver shop in Laguna Beach and he continued his apprentice- ship, learning how to engrave, solder and sculpt silver. But instead of continuing in the trade, Kutz-took a brief hiatus, touring the comedy club circuit But he realized it was time to stay put after the birth of his daughter, Brittany, who is now 11. He once again became a silversmith, mak· ing jewelry and repairing antiques. In 1998. Kutz moved into what he calls the "tin can," the first_ shop of his own. Kutz said no ·job -fixing parts of garbage disposals, polishing candle holders, flattening knives -is too mun- dane for him. Those projects pay rela- tively well compared to the amount of time they take to complete. This frees up time for Kutz's paint-· ings, bis true passion. He is working on · a painting of an alien woman riding a flying saucer in the style of World War Il aviation nose art. A TEST OF HIS METAL "To be good at this, you have to have a steady hand. good hammering tech- nique and a good eye for symmetry," he said, pointing to a silver vase that he recently restored. Each inbicate etching, each groove in the metal, each rim, looked precisely like its invert. Ku1Z's three years of apprenticeship trained him to use the table saws, etch- ing tools and soldering irons needed to do his jobs. The additional 15 years taught hin;t the importance of being as flexible as molten metal. "Each job has its own set of prob- lems," he said. "You have to adapt by learning from yourself.• For instance, what tools does a silver- smith use to repair a match safe? For that matter, what exactly is a match safe? A Newport Beach doctor, claiming'to have the second largest ~on of the antique silver match holders, asked for Kutz to help polish and restore them. "You can't go to The Home Depot and buy match safe tools,• said Kutz, w'ho instead made his own. SILVER DYNASTY Kutz hopes to one day pass the shop onto Brittany or h1s 4-year-old son, SammyJ. ·1 have dreams for this to become something lasting, but I won't p~ them,• he said. "There really aren't too many silversmiths left. But it's a trade everyone should know is still around.• Story by Andrew G'-r. photo by Don LHch Shop elegantly from -the comfort of your home . Elegantshopping.coml Need we say more? OK, well, here's the deal. Elegantshopping.com is a Costa Mesa company that sells women's styles over the World Wide Web. What designers, you ask? The likes of Barbara Lesser, Tessuto, Icon Appar- el and Vivienne Tam . RETAIL ROUNDUP The advantage, though, is that you can visit Elegantshopping.com while in your pajamas at 2:30 in the morning. 1ly doing that on ~odeo Drive. AGAIN WITH.THE WEDDINGS ••• age of barbaric weddings . The store will be holding a seminar Saturday at which attendees will "learn how to throw a modern wedding show- er,• using "simple, yet great-looking crafts" and other secret techniques. • BEST llUYS appears on Thurs- days and Saturdays. Send lnfor· mation to Greer Wylder, 330 W. • Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627, Of' via fax at (949) 646-4170. The company promises the experi- ence of browsing its site will be •akin to walking down Rodeo Drive with just as much glamour and style, but more affordable.• A rather bold claim, it must be said. ·There's not much glamour in Web surf- ing, at least the way we do it. We're still bent out of shape about a recent study claiming that etiquette was out of fashion at weddings (see your carefully clipped copy of Retail Roundup from two weeks back). Portu· nat.ely, we note that Barnes & Noble South Coast Plaza will be stepping in to cast some light into the darkness of the Will the course teach you how to Jive your life in the absence of etiquette? Indeed, is such a thing possible? No. And no. But it will offer "menus, deco- rating ideas, and creative projects.• These days, that may be the best one can do. • RETAIL ROUNDUP tuns Thundays. Fax Information to (!M9) 646-4170 or send e-mail to dallypllotOlatim~.com. READERS t:tOTUN£ or~ "*9ln c.i be (949) 642-6086 ~without written pet· mi.Ion of~ owner. Record~ comments about the O•i Piiot or news tips. HOW IQ REACJt US 9! Is 330 w. e-v St., OmeleMon The llme Or.nge County Costa Mes-. CA 92627. 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" ... p.m. June 15 llMl lc1S 1.m. U.. ,._ • Doily Pilot Thuladoy, June 22, 2000 >J Mentoring proves beneficUil for students ~and adults ..,,, 11111 lllWS Local ticketlngi company foldS T wo Fridays ago, I attended a box lunch at St. Andrew's Pres- byterian Church that was equally divided between enthusiastic Newport Harbor High School juniors and assorted adult professionals who live in this school dis- trict. I was there pretty much on a pass. Most of the adults had served during the past school year as Qlentors of the students attending the lunch. I'd been at it for only two months. · The occasion was the third annual Mentor Thank You Luncheon for the New- port Harbor High School Da Vinci Academy -so named because Da Vind was a man for all seasons who Integrated a whole spec- tJum of passionate interests into his creative life. And from the testimonies I heard at lunch that day, Da Vinci is alive and well at Newport Harbor. There was, forexample, student Rob Robinson, who was •feeling lost" at the beginning of tfle school year and even thinking about dropping out when he met his mentor, actor Milte Villani. "For the first time, I was able to talk with someone who was doing what 1 want to do,· said Robinson. "He not only helped' me with my passion, but to become a better person, too. I owe him the world because he helped me Jose my fear and my troubles.· To which Villani added that in a family of a wife and three daughters, he bad Joseph N. Bell THE BEU CURVE acquired a son -and a chance to •do the guy thing." An impressive number of similar comments were offered up as Newport Har- bor history teacher Joe Robinson worked the room with a portable microphone. Student Melissa Scharte will be campaigning this fall for her mentor, Superior Court Judge Sheila Fell, who •took me into her chambers and taught me ~o much about our justice system - and our political system, too.• I got involved in this pro· gram when its dynamic director, Mary Anne Robin- son, called and asked if I would take over the mentor- ing of a student named Tom Peter, whose passion was writing and whose onginal mentor bad to bow out. I said I would, and did. Tom and I bad a limited time together, but I think we both learned from the expe- rience. Tom has some excel- lent writing skills, especially in the area of satire, which the Newport Harbor news- paper would do weU to ~ Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSMETICAL.LY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! 3 165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Block SouUI of 405 f"wy ( 7 14) 545. 7 168 Presents make use of next year -a year in which Tom and I are going to get better acquainted. After this brief -and highly positive -bnish with mentoring, I needed to know how this program works. Mary Robinson - whose efficiency and enthu- siasm spill all over it - complied happily. Mentoring, she explained, is the junior year focus of a tour-year acade-· my program for which stu- dents sign up at the start of their freshman year. The Da Vinci Academy, created in 1995, was the first on the Harbor campus. A second followed in 1996, two more a year later and the final two will be launched next September. Then, nearly three- fourths of Newport Harbor's incoming freshmen will likely be enrolled in a four- year academy -each with a different focus, but all embracing the mentoring program during the junior year. The academy idea came out of Sacramento about a dozen years ago as an effort to make the public school experience more meaning- ful. Interested public school administrators can apply for a grant to start such a pro- gram in which its enrollees share the same teachers and f<:><:us the first year on the integration of their chosen group of subjects {for Da Vinci, it is science, math, history and English). The second year, students focus on a single large group pro- e,e,Jo - . with Chase Models · of Costa Mesa Saturday, June 24th, 12-1 pm & Salsa Dance Music & Lesson•, 1-3 pm SPEE DO.?' • CHASE MODELS Jain .. •die Entertainment Town ~uare level .................................... ject illustrating that integra- tion; the third year on relat- ing to and draWlng from a professional mentor; and the fourth year on pursuing their college entrance requirements. The program was started at Newport Harbor when then-principal Bonnie Maspero wrote a successful grant application six years ago. It is neither focused on nor restricted to stutients who are high achievers or come from homes with a strong parental educational• background and support. Directors of the-program work with teachers and administrators in elemen- tary and junior high schools to identify at-risk students with promise who often need to learn the discipline required to make mentoring work. One such student was Juan Gonzales, who didn't show up at the mentors' luncheon, then phoned his mentor -inventor-engineer Jack Heiser -two days lat- er to apologize. He followed up with an appearance at the Heiser home with his mother and a tray of home- made enchiladas. Since then, wrote Heiser to Mary Robinson, ·Juan has visited my office and I've been to one of his soc- cer games and watched his AP physics paper boat trials. ... Juan is a great kid and has given me Insight on some of the unfortunate divisions between the haves and have-nots at Harbor and many interesting fac- toids about Latino culture. We've had long discussions about college, and I have encouraged him to seek ' opportunities outside the area.· One of the student requirements is to write a brief sununation of their mentoring experience. Browsing through a pile of this year's entries, I was astonished at the almost uni- vetsal enthusiasm expressed by the students. One example will illus- trate: Student Jenna Booth wrote of her mentor, pediatri- cian Cara Todd, "l have always been interested in becoming a doctor, and I thought that this program would be a way for me to see what it was really like. That was only the tip of the ice· berg. I learned so much more. For the first time in my file, I was actually in full con- tact with an adult who was not a teacher, employer or family Criend. I \'{aS friends with an adult, and a really cool one at that. This has been the most educabonal thing I have ever done." I hope Tom Peter will feel that way at the end of next year. Because he was short- changed last year, we're going to stretch the rules a littJ~ and carry his mentonng into his senior year. Then maybe I will have earned the oversized engraved paper clip given to each of the mentors at the Thank You lunch. • JOSEPH N. BEU is a resident of Santa Ana Heights. Hts column appears Thursdays. IT'S HERE ... 200115300 A Costa Mesa-~ ticketing company thS competed with the gi.antl of the industry announced Wednesday that 1t will cease business and tum over its accounts to Ticket- master, the biggest of its nvals. The president of ETM Entertainment Network lnc., Peter Schniedenneier, J, said the company had s1m- ply run out of money. "It's an expensive busi- ness to be in,• Scttmeder- meier said. "There'k' a Jot of infrastructure costs.· ETM's clients, including the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Diego Sports Are na, will be transferred to Ticketmaster, the USA Networks company that dominates the hcketing industry. In addition to the high cost of doing business in the industry, Schnieder- rneier cited a $15-million lawsuit in 1999 as a factor in the company's financial hard tunes. A former employee suc- cessfully sued the compa- ny (or what be considered to be misappropriation of ticketing-related technolo- gy that he had developed. Schmedermeier said the size of the award was a blow to the company. "That pretty much took the wind out of the corpo- rate sails," be said. "It was tough to recover from that.• Irvine Ranch Market Quality Fresh Food! VEGETABLE Rou. 8pc$~991b.Reg *4• Buy 1 Pound Get 1 Pound at NO CHARGE Htllt llflh IWI ""°" ONons. Sbd Onions 6 Hatt FOR LUNCHES Check Out Our Great Sandwich Selection and Salad Bar! \oil' \1 uiluh/, in ( )ur l/( ul und .\t'u/'oud /)('/JC11 ·1111,·n1 s2191b .......... .. Daily Pilot Police issue warning about look-alike guns lmftl •il·iiil- Four held on drug, gun charges •Pellet guns that look like automatic pistols seem to be a new trend among Newport-Mesa teens, authorities say. COSTA MJSA -Police offi- cers who responded ~<?,-a 911 call ·last· week were startled when a teen reached. under- neath his shirt and pulled out awhat looked like an automatic pistol. The teen held the1JUO at his side, then put it down when authorities drew their weapons. 1t turned out thaf the boy's gun was a look-alike that fired pel- lets, not bullets. ~ Authorities searched the teen's car and found another pellet gun inside, said Costa Mesa Police Officer Jeff Gra- ham. Look-alike pellet guns are a growing trend among Newport- Mesa teenagers, police said. In the last few weeks, authorities have encountered several situa- tions with these replicas and even confiscated some of them. It is difficult to distinguish an actual automatic han.dgun loaded with lethal bullets from one of the replicas, which fire. BBs or pellets. On the streets, with only a '11 CONRAD I.AU I OAllY Pl.OT Costa Mesa Police Officer Jeff Graham displays a standard issue handgun and a look-alike pellet gun. The officer's weapon, a Heckler Ir Koch automatic pistol, Is tn bis left band. Gra- ham holds an Alnoft pellet gun in his right hand. split-second to make a decision, police may shoot a suspect armed with a weapon that looks like a real gun. Police say they cannot explain why the teenagers are carrying the look-alike guns. ... I don't think kids recognize the dangers of them," said Gra- ham. "Kids don't recognize it's such a serious situation." Authorities, concerned that they will see more teens carry- ing the replicas du.ring summer vacation, are turning to parents for help. Graham said the pellet guns should only be used in a supervised environment, such as target shooting, and should not be fired in public. Costa Mesa ·residents can legally carry pellet guns, but are not allowed to fire them within city limits. And police can arrest a person who threat- ens someone with a look-alike gun. Newport Beach Police detectiv• on Tues- day arrested four people on l\llJ)Jdon of pos- seutng drugs, drug parapbemalia and a gun at a home in Santa Ana Heights. Angelo Joeepb Pailla, 19, of Huntington Beach, and Jesaica Suzanne Sanders, 19, of Santa Ana Heights, were booked Tuesday on sUlpidonofpouessionofmetbamphetami.ne with the intent to sell. Jason Edward Caly, 34, of Santa Ana Heights, wu arrested for illegal possession of a firearm. Amy Shiver, 26, of Santa Ana Heig11ts, was arrested for posses- sion of narcotic paraphernalia. Authorities first noticed Pailla with a gun in a driveway in the 2000 block of Orchid S1reet, said Newport Beach Police Sgt. Mike McDer- mott. Failla saw the officers, ran into the home, locked .the doors and tried to escape through the back door, police said. Officers caught him in the backyard. Failla is being held in lieu of $50,000 bail and Cary is held in lieu of $10,000 bail at Newport Beach Jail. Sanders and Shiver were booked at Orange County Jail. All four will be arraigned Thursday at Harbor Justice Center. Authorities confiscated a few ounces of methampbetamine, scales and packaging materials inside the Orchid Street home, police said. In addition, police said Cary's revolver was allegedly stolen during a recent burglary. The tips of the bullets in the gun were filled with mercury to make them poisonous, McDermott said. In April, authorities arrested four other people at the same house for narcotics offens- es. During that bust, police uncovered four pounds of methamphetamine and $54,000. -Sue Doyle The Oaeie Saton Newpor9t Around TOWN Excellence in DhotDBffiphy &nee 1947 240 NEWPORT CENTER. DRJVE. SUITE 110 NEWPORT BEAOf 644-6933 • Send ~ TOWN items to the Dally Pilot, 330 W, Bay St., Cos- ta Mesa, CA 92627; fax to (949) 646-4'170; or call (949) 574-4268. Please include the time, date and location of the event, as well as a contact phone number. A com· plete listing is available at http://www.dailypilotcom. IODIY Christine Bernstein w1ll offer a tai chi/qigong class at noon at The Latest Thing, 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. The class is $10. Information: (949) 645-6211. FIELD FRESH PRODUCE STA D Tbe Single Gourmet Orange County Chapter, an interna- tional fine dining dub for sin- gles, will get together at 6:30 p.m. at the Pour Seasons Hotel, 690 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Admission is $69. Informa- tion: (949) S.S..-6552. e are not fancy but we are PRES 333 EAST 11"" Costa Mesa (949) 400-7659 Extra Large FujiAp~ ;19¢/lb. *ou-........... comWnadon of ... .... tech.-.,~-.,.., ..... modltNs the ..... ,,...., ..... fodlty of Its ldnd ~ .... wotfdl 5 000 ttw~-...ntt rwiuw.-..wt -llch1hllp • ._ .,..._ all.w Medicine:~......,_ udllli!s"-·~-· .n...,..,..... 1111r..-,1n•W111tW.-...1n w'* IWllCMll. -Al,..,......,. ...... C.-dlM Speclllla.. ..W., ...... Ind ........ !'llnO'llll ol unMnC8d lllir for"'°""" I men. <o.MI ...... .., ~ °'*' 7 dlrs. ---...... ..foria. MCk. .... lllllllr--. m.. ..._, ............... I 00 UCLA Medical Plaza ~ lOS-210 Los~ 90095 Open 7 dlys I~ NllWpOrt Beach 361 Hospftal ~Old, Suke 418 Nlwport a.di I (adjac9nt to Hoq Hoepbl) ~ chru S.0.rdlr a--.. And out wflrforMl&r._.,..,,,....., ...... ,,,,, .. ,...,,. .... c.1..., , , , , • . , r R r r-. · • '\ ... , ... ' • ! I ·t-r,~• • • ---• -... .,,~ . . .. ' ., ' ,,. ... ). f ' • • : ' • I . _. _. --~ . ~.,._-----~~r-------------------_......___, _____ ~------------~------- FllDIY Riley SL J .. •, author of •Deception in the Rainsbad- ows, • will sign bis book at 8 a.m. at the TOM Gift Shop at ·John Wayne Airport, 18601 Airport Way. Information: (714) 525-7025 1be Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce will host its 37th annual Public Safety Awards luncheon at 11:45 a..m. at the Westin Hotel South Coast Plaza, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. The lunch is $30. Infor- mation: (714) 85-9090. 1be I ltb umual Irrelevant Week Runnin' Gunnin' Golf Tournament will begin at 9 a.m. at the Newport Beach Golf CoU(Se, 3100 Irvine Ave. Player fee is $1001 guests are $35. Information: (949) 852- 8681. SATllllY bniren will guide .utton on a back-country hike through Crystal Cove State Park at 9 a.m .. The park is on the west side of Pacific Coast Highway, between Corona · del Mar and NeWJ>Ort Beach, Hikers may park at Pelican Point lot 2 and they will meet at Bl Moro Visitor Center. Ad.mlstronbhee1 puking~ S6. Information: (949) 49- 7647. C-otta Mela'• Bark Park will pre1ent •Doggy Dedication• from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. tor dog ownen who want to aeate their own ceramic tllel salut- ing tbeir pets. 1be tllel will be inltalled in tbe mtnmce to the newly NDOYated dog park. 1\le Nlel and paatlng wtl1 tab .-,. ID the But Park area 1n ~WIDlde hrk. at~ Oitft ad New· port BoUJnud.,... .,.125 eecb. lnformatkm: (714) 754· 5CMt. Daily Pilot TOWN CONTINUED FROM A4 SATUIDAY a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Mariners Park. 2005 Dover Drive, New- port Beach. The a>1t for m weekly aerlliom ii S66. Infor- mation; (949) 644-3151. The Costa Mela Cbmaber oC Commerce will ho8t a busi- ness after-boun mixer from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Slrolh Monahan's, 2000 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. The event is free for members, $10 for nonmembers. Information: • ARoUNDTOWN Thursday, .1une 22. 2000 AS ... the Myth• at 6:30 p.m., fol- lowed by a one-hour lecture at 1 by William L. DeMoss and Steve Holmes. Both are at Mother's Market. 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Infor- mation on Holmes' talk: (949) 631-4741. Information on lec- ture: (949) 548-7786. Health Center, 1190 Baker 6:30 p.m. at 225 E. 17th St., Informabon. (714) 755-0:WO, St., Costa Mesa. Information: Costa Mesa. Infonnation: Ext. 133. (714) 593-9630. (949) 631-4741. JULY 10 J>tefftMn UDda Glglottl wtll discuss "Nutrition for You: Fact or Fiction• at 11 a .m ., as pa.rt of the Jewish Communi- JULY 15 A lrM ledun on ·How to Raile a Healthy Child" will be presented at 6:30 p.m. at · Mother's Market. 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 631-4741. JULY 20 JULY 27 Fh1ellty Federal Bank wOI present a free home-buymg seminar at 6 p.m. at 1515 Westcliff Drive, Newport Beach. The program is geared toward Urst-tin1e buy- ers and current homeowners. IJ:Uormation: (949) 629-7540. ONGOING The Newport-Mesa-lrvlae branch of the American Assn. of University Women will bold its appreciation lunch at noon at the Countryside Inn, at Bristol Street and Red Hill Avenue in Costa Mesa. Infor- mation: (949) 760-9399. (714) 885-9092. lbe Newport Beach U brary ty Center of Orange County's will host a free seminar at 1 three-part health series, p.m. on how to cope with a "Heart Smart and Choices.• death in the family. The · It's at the center, 250 E. Baker library ls at 1000 Avocado St., Costa Mesa. Info\!nation: \.; \.; Av~. Information: (949) 717-(714) 755-0340, Ext. 133. Learn enenttal lifesaving 3801. techniques through the CPR JULY 3 Mother'• Market will present a free lecture called "Opti-A women's therapy support group meets to discuss rela-\. tionship issues at 6:30 p .m. Tuesdays at 11 51 Dove St. No. 105, Newport Beach. lnformabon: call Barbara at SUNDAY Heart Saver Course at 6 p.n:t Women He lping Women wtll honor volunteers at a lun- cheon from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Civic Center, 1845 Park Drive, Costa Mesa. Please call to make reserva- tions. Information: (949) 631- 2333. at Hoag Health Center, 1190 "Mad Science," a free o ne- Bake~ St., Costa M~sa. The day program for first-through class ts $25. Information: (949) '\sixth-grade children, will 631-3623. begin at 10:30 a.m. and focus MONDAY A support group for care givers sponsored by the Alzheimer's Assn. of Orange County will meet at 10:45 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St. Infor- mation: (714) 593-9630. "Starlight Story Time," a children's program with songs and puppets, will begin at 7 p.m. at thE! Costa Mesa Library, 1855 Park Ave., Cos-· ta Mesa. Admission is free. Information: (949) 646-8845. WEDNESDAY Seventh-graders are invited to join "Pizza, Pop & Paper- backs," a book discussion group beginning al 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. Free. Information: (94~) 717-3801. A series of drawing and paint- ing workshops runs from 10 Police Lt. Richard Long, commanding officer for West Newport Beach, will present plans for the Fourth of July holiday at 7 p.m. at City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. Long will discuss police proced~ and transportation programs for the district. Information: (949) 644-3309. A fibromyalgia support group will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Hoag Hospital Cancer Center's auditorium., One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach for a round table discussion. Information: (7 14) 840-8038. JUNE 29 Denise Brown, founder of the Nicole Brown Charitable Foundation, will discuss her new Web site at noon at the Clubhouse Restaurant at South Coast Plaza, 333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Tickets are $45 per person. Information: (949) 574-8200. Steve Holmes will host a free discussion on "Vaccinations VILLA· NOV A Award Winning Italian Cuisine Since 1933 On the Water In Newport Beach Complimentary Valet & Boat Docks Live Music Join Us/or Twilight Dining Entrees Starling at $6. 95 Every Night 9pm LATENIGHTDININ 'til 111.m. Fi & SatlUda (For Reservations: (949) 642-7880) 3131 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, CA www.villanovarestauranl.com SOFresh, It's Not Ready'TII You Get Here. While you're driving over, we're preparing our Spt· ctalty salads, bakina yow Tavorrfe mumhS, lftCI Out hearty made-from-scratch IOUPI are waiting for your llnllb· Ina touches. Getting hungry yet1 CDITA~ Mm --C.W • 1'5SMlm .... .,.., ..... --------------~-----------.... ·---=~ .._.. 3J 11 l'lllCM -·---- on chemistry. lasers and physics. Information: (949) 717-3801. JULY 4 Barnaby the Clown will host a free family picnic with games and activities at 10 a.m . at the 27th annual Fourth of July celebration at Mariners Park, a t Mariners Drive and Commodore Road. Information: (949) 644-3151. JULY 6 An Alzheimer's Assn. support group for caregivers will begin at 1 p.m. at Hoag JULY 12 • mizing Healtl} wit,h MSM" at 6:30 p.m. at 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Information: . ~9) 631-4741.· "Investing for Women Taking Control," a free financial seminar for women, will begin at 6:30 p.m. at Paine Webber, 888 San Clemente Dr., Newport Beach. Infonna- tion: (949) 717-5600. JULY 13 lbe Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation is recruit- ing team captains for its "Race for the Cure" event. The sessions will be from noon to. 2 p.m. or 6 to 8 p.m. at 3191-A Airport Loop Drive, Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 957-9165. JULY 14 Mother's Market will present a free lecture called "Candi- da -A Holistic Approach" at JULY 21 A free •Feng Shu1 Your Way" lecture will be present- ed at 6:30 p.m. at Mother's Market, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 631- 4741. JULY 24 Stanley Bassin, UC lrvine School of Medicine professor of physical education, will discuss health and fitness at 11 a.m., as part of the Jewish Community Center of Orange County's three-part health series, "Heart Smart and Choices.• It's al the cen- ter, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The lecture is free. (949) 261-8003. .. Friends of the Newport Beach Public Library Used Book Store needs to replen- ish its book stock Patrons are urge d to bnng tn unwanted books With the exception of law books or magazines, all donations - hardcover and pa perbdck - are welcome and a re tax- deductible. -Books may be left at a ny o f the three branch libra ries -Balboa, Mariners or Corona del Mar. They also can be left in the special book closet next to the .s tore al 1000 Avocado Ave . Informa tion: (949) 759- 9667. ~L SHOWCASE PRODUCTS A Breakthrough Weight Loss System •No Adverse Effects • Natural & Nurricional • 20 Year~ Research • Includes Patented Body Synergy Anti-craving Formula • Fat Burner Call Now For Free Health & Wealth Newsletter & Consultation MARY O'NEILL BURNELL Independent Business Owner, Rexall.com 949-631-3858 vm. 800-838-5930 '6 Thur!doy. June 22, 2000 STUDY CONTINUED FROM A 1 Douglas was commissioned to study the more technical MJ>8Cls ol the measwe and 6nd out which proposals would potentially trigger citywide votes. The report is intended to help both residents and city offi- cials decide whether th.e mea- sure is beneficial for the city. Although residents would get the final vote on proposals, the initiative's complex word- ing has made it difficult to dis-cern precisely which projects would trigger such a vote. According to the Greenligbt initiative, a •major• develop- ment requiring a general plan amendment is defined as one that would create more than 100 peak-hour car trips, more than 100 homes or more than 40,000 square feet of floor area over what the city's general plan allows. The catch is that these thresholds do not apply to the city as a whole, but to-each of the 46 distinct neighborhoods, which all have a dilferent histo- ry of general plan amendments. In addition, the measure is cumulative. It requires that 80% of projects that prompted changes to the general plan dur- ing the last decade be added to the proposed project lo deter- mine whether a vote is neces- sary. The only other study on the initiative was pre pared by Greenlight proponent and for- mer planning commissioner Beek. As in the city's study, Beek also found that six areas were already maxed out and one more is close to reaching that point. TEACHER CONTINUED FROM A 1 president of the Newport- Mesa Teachers Federation. The peer assistance and review program, which will replace an existing teacher mentor program, was pro- posed by Gov. Gray Davis during a s pecial education session. Ir the teachers and ftiljadlwllldnlaald ............ w1a ... u..-··•=Gu•tn••-~ ........... ---~............. ......................... --~--... untt two.fMll; 5 .... 11111 .... , ....... -Add ... ti.m.nlforll7411t ...... .... w111 -. .. ·-lncrw•wd......_for ...... tr8tlw, pro'-lonll nf flMn.. d.t commerdlt offtm &.-by s.ooo..-t.t ......... ~ ......... - lnc:rHle •itttten...lt far ..... and seMce comnwdll by. 266,000 ... I.et •C.-dll_..__ Redesignat9 tt. ..... '89 from gowemm111tal, ectuc.ltioNl, iostitutioMI fdities to,.... and seMce COUIWi..a.I Md incrw the ee1dtlement by S,000 square fwt •ro..S111a • ...... -lnaw er ltitlenlel it by too haell rooms .......... lpartll .......... -lncreme .. ttitlemlnt for administrative. profwssioNI Md financial c:omnwcW office use by 1,000 squat9 feet •Plaedw ...... lk:wd•- Redesignation of the site from administrative, prot.ssional and financial cOf'l'lfnefdal to retail FYI • WHAT: Newport Beach C:ity Council meeting • WHEN: 7 p.m. Tuesday • WHERE: City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. Beek bas been eagedy antic- ipating the chance to compare the district can settle on terms to apply for the state funds, it could bring nearly $600,000 to Newport-Mesa. The incentive, proposed in a previous budget, would start new teachers at a state- recommended minimum salary of $32,000. Agreements must be reached on the issues by June 30 in order to receive the state money, Mook said. While those two issues his research with results of the city's analysis. •(Deputy City Manager Sharon Wood) told me she felt I got a passing .grade,• Beek said. "John Douglas said there were no nasty surprises.• The information will be pre- sented to the City Council at Tuesday's meeting. Copies will be made available to the public. must be resolved by the end of the month, negotiations regarding teacher salaries could last all summer. •w e 're committed to working over the summer to not only reach an agreement, but to work on a more posi- tive negotiation climate,• Mook said. •I do feel the board wants to strongly sup- port teachers and improve salaries and we're just trying to find a way to do that.• / JOINER'S FEE '------1 Save up to $100 • 2 POOij • SWIM LEssoNS • AEROBI~ • BASKETBALL •WEIGHT TRAINING • FI~ • SWIM TEAMS • w ATER WORKOUT. Youm SPORfS • RACQUETBAll •CA.MPs CHAMBER CONTINUED FROM A 1 in the put1 No, I wasn't. Even though I'm a developer, I bad a responsibillty for the overall good of the city .• When the 1\-affic Phasing Ordinance WU fint propoled more than two decades ago by a group of oommwlity activists, the Chamber of Commerce, Pacific Mutual Ufe Insurance Co. and the IMne Co. staunch- . ly op~ the effort. The ordinance, which was eventually adopted, required developers to pay for road improvements to prevent traf- fic congestion. Over the years, the cham- ber continued to oppose the ordinance and, as late as last April, supported w}lat Greenlight members have called the •gutting• of the law. In 1999, .the. City Council amended the ordinance to ensure the law would stand.up , to legal challenges following recent court decisions. The amendnlents balanced out the way cOsts were assigned to developers and lowered tbe number of City Council votes needed to override the changes. BOATS CONTINUED FROM A 1 people to have a place to go for camping and that type of stuff .• As far as Newport Beach Is concerned, said harbor inspector Wes Armand, Lopez is doing the city a favor. A year and a half ago, be said, there were more than 20 boats in the harbor that appeared to be hopelessly unseaworthy. Since then, some have been restored, others have been destroyed and about half a dozen were given to Lopez. The harbor has grown cleaner as his fleet at Lake Elsinore has grown. •niese are boats that peo- J .. Greenhght member Allan Beek Mid the cbamber does not bave residents' Interests at heart and that thil dramat· le lhlft in support abowl •bow much thole people really like tbeTPO.• In respome to the weaken- ing of the ordinance, some of the draften of the original law came together and aeated the Greenlight initiative. The mea- sure proposes to giv~ vot~rs the final say on certain ma1or developments even if they've been approved by the Planning Commission and City Council. But the · Chamber of .Commerce and many dty offi- cials fear that the measure, if passed, will put a moratorium . on developments. Earlier this year, the Irvine Co. and P.acific Life pulled their plans for Newp?rt Center, dting the uncertain- ties created by the Greenlight initiative. Going through the plan- ning process is expensive and lime-consuming, and should the Greenlight measure pass, the chamber fears that devel- opers will simply take their proposals elsewhere. The problem with this, officials say, is that it could cut into Newport's funding for city ser- pie wanted to get rid of,• he said . "They became a liabil- ity. They weren't of a quality they wanted to maintain, but destroying a boat can cost $5 or$6,000. • Lopez gets the boats for free, but he pays to have them trucked inland. It's the kind of savvy, inventive approach to business he's ~taking since he moved here from Ecuador at the age of 16. Back in 1965, when he came to America, Lopez was a dishwasher at the Balboa Bay Club. Through long years of work, however, he's become the own er of the Santa Ana electronics com- pany Alphaoetics, which employs about 100 people. The community center at Lake Elsinore, he says, is just Dally Pilot vi(m. The Traffic Phasing Qrdinl.nCe meuure -which could appear alongside the Greenlight initiative on the November ballot -WU cre- ated to both strengthen the existing law by making it part of the dty charter, and to dis- mantle Greenlight. Former mayon Turner and Tom Edwards drafted the ini- tiative and say the measure can't be changed or •gutted" without a vote of the people. •A bunch of people throughout the city called meetings and said 'let's talk about thl.s,' • 1\uner said. While 1\uner and Luehl"S say the chamber is not spon- soring the measure, the busi- ness community is certainly a strong supporter. Prom the chamber's per- spective, while~Greenlight threatens to balt.4evelopment depending on voters, the na.ffic Phasing Ordinance siJn. ply tacks on extra expenses to offset a development's effect on traffic.' Beek, however, insists that the entire creation of the Traffic Phasing Ordinance measure is a sham. "It's just a cover-up and excuse to kill Greenlight, • Beek said. something he does to give kids a chance to play and use their creative powers. They can climb aboard the deck of an old powerboat and pretend they're crossing the sea, or they can take the tiller of a sailboat and strain their eyes looking for mermaids and pirate ships. The other day, Lopez was out in the harbor looking at a boat owned by Newport Beach resident Carter Fore!. It was a 41-foot ChrisCraft, a once-gorgeous boat that was now a leaky, crusty mess. Lopez' opinion? He thought it looked pretty good. It might not have a whole ·lot of seaworthiness left in it, but to Lopez, it looked like an excellent vessel to navi- gate · the oceans of a child's imagination. T ROPICA L CAFE Relax ... Life is one long weekend CORONA DEL MAR PLAZA NEWPORT 5EACH ....... ,,. Mer* « 1a..Now1 c.....,.....____,,._ Giiii ... _ c..u.p.-...-'l· • .................. ., ........... (949) 760-8686 -• The First, Thf!. Ori inal, T~e Best This Weeks S ecials -Summer St le Indoors! 1.bJantbus -'-f l"'*"f wilJJ ..,,,,J,.,. lille blooms on ed ~-........................................ $8.99 per bu. Oriental Lly's -j/MIJ blooms opm ;,, ,..,.;... on ed *"' -thoiOe tf p;M or .-...... $3.00 a. Demdrobium CW--.It; 61oort. ;,, ,,,,,,_or wlJile;,, J.lt 11111 awu..... .... . ................ S9J. ea. Poms -,,_,,, ...._... "'""""' l"'*"f,,..,,,. -JI colon 1111 llylo M · o"l "'°'fs ~ ........ $2..99 per bu. 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Lots · of cheers, ]ust _a few tears Costa Mesa High School graduates celebrate after Wednesday's commencemenL GRADUATES Amber Abarr Syeda Ahmed Erk Edward Amos Patrice Irene Andersen Nestor Arias Efren Ayala Christopher Mark Aylward Michelle Marie Barnett Wynter Starr Bartlett Angela Danae Beach Brent Best Christopher Glenn Biron Michael John Bogdan John Martin Bolt Heather Marie Boyd Marisabel Bueno Raymond S Burciaga Finn Erik Burke ~n David <:abico Carl Keola <:adavena Erika cano Ctystal Ann <:apen Nathan Andrew <:armona Luis Stephen <:arrasco Arturo Alaniz <:asarrubias Jasmine <:astellon <:athy Ceja ·Kevin Michael Chapin Kaite Elizabeth Chapman Dawnisha Heather Chase Elizabeth Chessmar Vu Minh Chu Jacob Michael Cleveland Melissa Jane Cobbs Joel Eugene Comfort Eric Scott Connaty John David Cordoba Sarah Elizabeth Cotton Marc Ryan Crenshaw Edson Rodgriguez Cruz Robert Joseph Cruz Robert C Dandy Kelly Katherine Daub Cynthia Lizzeth Del <:astlllo Jillian Janine OeMello Loren Ann Dilullo Jacquelyne Stefany Dimas Tuong-Vy Nguyen Dinh Marissa Charlotte Dinsdale Minh Thi Phan Doan Christopher Nathan Dolloff liana Ilia Downe Argelia Lopez Dubon Todd William Duddridge Brian Michael Dunn Jennifer Aileen Earnest Matthew James Emerson Elmer Omar Erazo Jacqueline Estrada Galel Fajardo Shahin Fazaeli Lacey Rene Ferris Shaun Patrick Ferryman Karla Estela Franco Zhaira Franco Claudia Herrejon Gallardo ·cassia Fay GammiH Jose cartos Garcia Victor Manuel Garcia Gregory D Gonzalez Rosa Gonzalez Christopher Gardner Gravis Christopher Hayes Grosklos Lisa Marie Groty Janniffer Thoa ~rubisich· Rick Akira Ha~shi Gylmar Hernandez Kimberly Hitchcock Julie Ann Hitt Due Minh Hoang Elisa Yu-Shan Huang Alma Delia Huerta Zeferino V Huerta Robert Michael Hulllger Chaz Joseph Hunter Diem Chau Nguyen Huynh David John Jenkins Bradley M ichael Jones Brian Mitchell Jones Nathan Jones Olcay Kahtalioglu Mieko Kato Farshid M Kazi Michael Anthony Kearney Daytyn Nichole ~elley Han-Nah Kim Andrew Allen Kimbell Shoshana Elise Kline Brandon Knox Julie Dee Kroening Jennifer Rose Krueger Kristina Ruth Lambert lvone Oekarla Landeros Margaret Landeros Stephanie Landeros Catherine Le Michelle Uyen Mai Le Rogelio Leal Jenny Mihae Lee Aaron Christophe Leibrkk Rebecca Michelle Lerma Jeffrey Brian Lieu Alden Regalado. Using Patricia Usme Joshua Daniel Little . . PHOTO BY TAYA KASHUBA I DAILY PILOT Crystalyn Loparo Minerva Lopez Rosa Patricia Lopez Kelly Ann Loros Gary Lozonne Irving Luna Nicole Christine Macaulay Vince Banque Makiling -Veronica Mancilla Daniel Richard Martin Edwin Ernesto Martinez Eliseo Elias Martinez Juan <:arlos Mart.Inez Vincent Anthony Masclale Lauryn Joy Mayo Christopher Shawn Melgar Oscar Gerardo Mendoza Darcie Michna Ark Michael Millar Jennifer <:ar:olina Montano Jeffry Matthew Montoya Diana Louise Morelli Yazmin Arias Moreno Andrea Mueller Luis Antonio Muniz Ryan Paul Naff Crystal Lynne Nettles David Van Ngo Khoi Huy Ngo Ann Tram Thi Nguyen Jackie Phuong Nguyen Long T Nguyen • Mark Hoa~ Vu Nguyen Michelle Kim Nguyen • Michelle 0-Anh Nguyen Quy Ngoc Nguyen Trang My Nguyen · Trungtuari Nguyen <:andace Kathrine Nicholson .. • Graduates of Costa Mesa High School get advice from teachers and friends as they prepare for the future. Amy R. Spurvec>n DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa High School graduates learned how to open lockers togeth-. er as seventh-graders, avoided getting "trash· canned• as freshmen, took to the wheel a year or two after that and now face a world with endless possibili· ties. Teacher Michael Lawrence, one of the com· mencement speakers, encouraged the graduates, jokingly reassuring them that they •are not just a bunch of zeros" -a refer· ence to the year 2000. "If you never fail, you are not reaching far enough,• said Lawrence, who then borrowed the words of a rather famous Star Wars character. •As Master Yoda said, do or do not. There is no try.• The· 240 graduates were dressed in bright green caps and gowns Wednesday at OCC's LeBard Stadium as they received their diplo- mas:-Some couldn't contain Vicki Nigorizawa Ian Taylor Nouget Gabriela Ochoa · Claudia Ivette Ordonez Jorge Arturo Paredes <:aria Janette Partida Krystel Cortes Peralta Jose Oswaldo Gomez Perez Jordan Ryan Peters Katy <:arsey Petersen Cuong Huy Pham Hoang le Pham Hoang Yen Thi Pham Thlen Si Pham Cesar Porcayo lienVinh~h Buffle Raddl!lvong Cindy Elizabeth Ramirez Jason Michael Wa Rankin James Joseph Riordan Joakim Alexander Rising Hortensia Rivera Nuvia Lizet Rodriguez Ruben Rodriguez Alba-Nydia Romero Joanna Luz Rosso Kelly Aurora Ryan Gilberto Salas Rhys Salcedo Magdalena Geiser San<>-'>Val Alex Sarris Erica Lynn Segura Brooke Erin Shanley <:aroline Elizabeth Siefert Aaron Alexander Simorioff Vincenzo Anthony Sinisi Jeffery Michael Slater Ashleigh Smith Autumn Rose Smith .. their enthusiasm, repetitive- ly pushing their palms to the sky in a motion known as "raising the roof.· The tightly knit class of students, who spent six years of life together, settled down to bear the words oI one of their own. Student speaker Mag- dalena Sandoval said she and her fellow graduates have matured together, fac- ing typical high school fears. Now they are ready to face the future, she said. Emotional friends and family members sat in the stands, listening to the tradi- tional strains of •Pomp and Circumstance 9 and cheering for their graduates. "Oh no, we didn't bring tissues,· said Costa Mesa resident Carol Whitman, who was watching a family friend graduate. Whitman's daughter, 20- year-old Karrie Whitman, a recent Costa Mesa qraduate, bad some words of wisdom for the students whcrwere facing a new beginning .. •Always follow your dreams, ·even if somebody tells you it's stupid,# she said. "Because your gut instinct about your own life is right.· Her mother chimed in: "Follow your dreams and not the money." Jamie Rose Snyder Jolin W Sok Ariana Soto Nicole Dawn Spunaugle Gregory A Stewart Jr Evan Jacob, Swedelson • Uyen Nguyen-Phu Thach Lauren Melissa Thompson Melissa Irene Thornton Michael Kenneth Thurman Bud Tolan Brian Dinh Tran Duong Nam Tran Huy Duong Trdll.-- Levina Anh-Hong Tran Nam Khoa Tran Phuongkhanh Tran Tamara N Trejo Jennifer Tumala Dennis Mauido Ulin Cynthia Ann Upton Kenneth Belisario Urbina · Michael Chester Vaillancourt Cesar C Valencia Jesus Gabriel Valle Marisol Vera Le Tuyet Vo Jennifer Ly Vu John Jerome Wald iraci Michelle Wallace Lisa Jennifer Weeks David William Jo Weir Amanda Jean Wilson Barry Robert Witt Jessica Mariee Woodard Jesse Michael Yanez Lyle William Vourex Ho Chung Yuen COSTA MESl4 HIGH.SCHOOL Presents The Class of 2000 • Special thanks to these generous donors whet tions and supported special events to assist with the production of I Grad Night 2000 Baker Equipment ~ental and Sales • OW Consultants • Mary and Jim Ferryman • Bob Anonymous • Mike and Sheila Barnett • Mr. and Mrs. GleM Biron • Canon Business Machine Gene and Lois Comfort • Cheryl and Rick Daub • Ed and Connie Duddridge • ' Fred and Milka Hitchock • Kuo and Chia~Cheng Huang •Cindy Kroening • l~-~•------------&!~nd.{;.mw~1ef!H4A-.l}lt~ Mike and Bonnie VaJllancourt • Patrick M. pany bert • Theodore Robins Ford • Conley Smith and Nancy Hoffman nt Bo<ty • Coit Drapery-Costa Mesa • Josephine N. 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Bryan Jimenez,, 19 ABOVE Excited graduate Charles Thompson waves to the crowd Wednesday at the start of Estancia' High School's com- mencement at Orange Coast College. AT RIGHT From left, Estancia graduates Maggie Flour and Lauren Cassity embrace following Wednesday's ceremony. PHOTOS BY TAYA KASHUBA I DAILY PILOT GRADUATES Don Giron Abbago Alexi Lynn Adams Llzet Aguilar Maurice Lawrence Aguilar David Abraham Akiva John Jairo Alderete Edson Anaya Jayme Christine Angove Adriana Arce 1Katelyn Jennifer Aronson Hilario Arriaga jBrandon Eric Austin Gerardo Yasmany Avalos Olga Avila Teresa Lorena Avila Eric Andrew Avilez Marion Beatriz Ayala Julio Cesar Bailon Christopher Cristev Baker Raul Bejar Elizabeth Krystal Bennett Hugo Berber 'Beau Kahalelouk Berry Jennifer Nicole Beserra Jennifer Francis Bohning Flor de Maria Bribiesca Crystal Lynne Brown Edel Hernandez Cabrera Mayra Sofia Caldera Cilssie Leigh Calkin Janie ltzel Campos Jonathan Michael Cantrell Armando Carmona Amelia Rose carpenter Lauren Elizabeth cassity Sarali Ann Chaisson Travis William Chandler Juan Carlos Codiz David Emerson Collier Alexis John Concepcion Laura Lynne Cote Jessie.a Marie Cox Michael Steven Crabb Griffin Robert Crogan lveeth Maria Cruz Cynthia Medel Cuevas Michael Lee Culp Mario Diego Curiel Jose Julian De Anda Marla Esmeralda De Anda Alvin Dela Cruz Amy Rose Delrez William Roberto Diaz Samantha Regina diGirolamo Mario Giovanni Dimas Pyrom Duch Yuliya Entina -. Arturo Ines Estrada Andrew Scott Evanoff Nabil Quiniano Fanaian Mehgan Elizabeth Fay Janette Ann Felix Michael David Firner Megan Stewart Fissel Alejandro Flores Helen Flores Margaret Nicole Fluor Maria Vanessa Franco Sean Alexander Freeman Emmad F Freihat Melissa Marie Friel Ken Hiromi Fukumoto Fernando Galvan Janet Garcia Lorena Elena Gare.la Ruben A lfonso Garcia Darshaun Lamar Gamer Miguel Angel Garza Hugo Alejandro Godinez Isaac Arturo Gomez Marcela Isabel Gonzalez Monie.a Gonzalez C K Green ;. Olga Araceli Gutierrez Daniel Pierre Gutman Brett Samuel Hellmich Marshall L Hendricks Adriana Hernandez Daniel Hernandez Erika Rocio Hernandez Janet Hdez Hernandez Karla Nayelli Hernandez Peter Christan Hernandez Sarah Elizabeth Hess Michael Edward Hubbard Araceli Ibarra Abraham Liao Inouye Irving Israel Islas Bryan Arnoldo Jimenez Joel Tyler Johansen David Lee Johnston Daniel James Kahara Riaz Ali Khan Sarah Ciltherin& Kirk Sergio Lara Cassandra Dale Latimer Mariana Lemus Teresa Lemus Rebecca Anne Lenhart Lori Michelle Lenke Robin Joelle Letosta~ Melissa Lindner Lene Saided Lomeli Christina Lopez Jorge Luis Lopez Arianna Concepcion t.umbreras Eduardo Noe Maldonado Octavio Maldonado Cristian Martinez Honorlo Juarez Martinez Nereida Martinez ISTllCll HIGH SCHOOL 'They will move on to wonderful things' •At Estancia High, graduates enter the 'real world' with a mix- ture of excitement, nos- talgia. ~Gluer DAILY PILOT Pomp and Circumstance and the occasional little dance marked Estancia High School's commence- ment Wednesday at OCC's LeBard Stadiwn. Family and friends in the bleachers blew air horns and cheered as 211 graduating senjors received their diplo- mas. The graduates wore red gowns and caps with gold tassels. the colors of the Estancia High School Eagles. Some students shuffled their feet in choreographed moves, others teetered precariously on platform shoes and one even cartwheeled down the aisle. "There's such a feeling of joy, sorrow, happiness," said Bryan Jimenez, 19, a new graduate. •All the stuff We brings you." Following the ceremony, his familyandfriendsrushed to him on the field. Jimenez, who was a guard for Estanda's basketball team, Jeffrey Steven Marx . Fernando Medina Robert John Potts Adriana Rico Ramos Elizabeth Kay Razo Alexis Selina Reeves Mlch~I Walter Reynolds Elizabeth Reynoso Esaul Eduardo Mendoza Erandy Rubi M ercado Serena Laurell Mercer Luis Monterroso J j hugged bis mother Julia and spun her around, nearly send- ing her straw bonnet flying like a Frisbee through the goal posts. Each of the nine students who spoke at the ceremony reflected on the feelings of fear, excitement, apprehen- sion and relief to enter the "real world.• J "I think I'm ready to knock it down/ Jimenez said~ "But I'm sad to leave our class. We all got along so well.• In bis speech, senior David Tow reflected on how much had changed since the class began high school together four years ago. As freshmen, sophomores and juniors, the boys stared at the senior girls, Tow said at the lectern. "Then, as seniors," be reflected solemnly. "We began staring at the under- classmen girls.• Wearing a wide straw hat and passing out programs, art teacher Christine Murray said she, like her students, felt a mixture of emotions. "This is a really talented, creative class," she said, pointing out an eagle's head, drawn by one of her students, that was printed on each pro- gram. "They will leave very big shoes to fill. But I know they will move on to wonder- ful things." Lyndsay Oaire Stone Amber Swett Arturo Tamalatzi Martha Lidia Morales Ana Lilia Moreno Matthew Barton Mueller Nishaant Kumar Muneshwar Rebecca Celencia Narvaez e>m.r Navarrete • • Luis Alberto Rivera Gerardo Sanc.hez Robles Stephen Edward Rodriguez Benjamin Romero Jacqueline Roxana Romero Xiomara Romero Eric Christophe Tarrosa Cesar Mondragon Terrones Charles Philip Thompson Angela Maria Tillis Cartos Grablel Toledo Everson Paolo Torres Luis Edgar Torres David A Tow Me)lra Lizbeth Navarro Jessica. Mae Nelson Carolyn Kim Nguyen Luis Rolando Noguera Juliana Zaragoza Ocon Erica Gacel Olaguez .• Jennifer Ollila Mary Jamie Ortega Nancy Ortiz., Teasha Danielle Outlaw Wendy Padilla BerJa Guadalupe Parada Jennifer Louise Patterson • Jennifer Nkole Payne · Steve Pena Jorge Orrlar Perez Leah Ann Perkins Nicole Marina Pierce Elsi Delcarmen Portillo Angela D Romo Tanya M Romo Lawrence Anthony Romua Jose Armando Rosete Anthony Chavez Rubi Oscar Ruben Rubio Marla Lizeth Ruiz Marla Delrosario Ruvalcaba Janet Guida Saavedra Jose Sanchez Martin Sanchez Sergio Rivera Sandoval Saul Serrato Jennifer Jean Shinners Rebecca Marie Silva Jason Joshua Simco Temika Simon Jabe B Spence Amanda-Jane Katherine Stewart Vu Minh Tran Bernardo Jose Trujillo Regina Vallejo Daniel P Vargas Elizabeth Vazquez Karla Hemandez vaniuez Joshua Thomas Veach Paula Liliana Vega Victoria Ann VIiia VICkyVivar Matthew Kurt Wehr Shawna Lee Weinheimer Kyte Jacobe Westman Collin Curtis Whites Debra Sue Wyman Stephanie Lois Yanez Lauren Ellen Young Tiara Lynn Zamora Estancia Wgh School's Grad Night 2000 SCHOLARSHIP & GRANT RECEIVED George Hoag Fauilly Foundation Albertson's Family Fun Center Amachi Japanese Restaurant Festival of Ans GOLDEN EAGLE DONOR John and Donna Cr ean The Irvine Company SILVER EAGLE DONOR Theodore Robin8 Ford Draper y Works Amelias Seafood & Italian Restaurant Five C rowns Restaurant Auto Electric Service Foun tain Bowl AVttrrEtRmrel'l:tto1temmrm-------Priar1'ax-Sh1~-----------;111et11111• Back Bay Rowing & Running Clu b Fry's Electronics Balboa Bay Club Glenn O'Connor Beach Access Golden Spoon Big S Sporting Goods Griffi th Observatory Blockbuster Video Hof 's Hut Restaurant Bluewater Grill Hollywood Video Bowers Museum Hornblower ~"""!!II Calentino's Italian Deli Houston 's Cmnelot Golfland Ice Chalet Carolyn Yurada ln-n-Out Casablanca Bistro Irvine Lanes Claim Jumper Restaurant / Johnny Rockets C onroy's Flowers Los Angeles Harbor C Costco Los AnF les 7.oo . ·~ Richard Nixon Library Rockreation Ruby's Diner San Diego Gulls San Diego Padres Sea World See's Candy Six Aags Magic Mountain Souplantation Southern Hills Golfland Sun Aour Natural Bakery Taco Mesa Tacos &Co. 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""' ~ I f Al2 1!?unday. .1une 22, 2000 COIOll l l L Mii lll H SCHOOL Right time for some, too soon fo r others · • Grad~tion brings out emotions for those who have spent years preparing for the moment. NomlllSchw.-tz D AILY PILOT Skateboard helmet in band, Luke Christiano stood dose to the fence separating him from the rows of seniors that swept past at the Corona del Mar High commencement. The teenagers, over- whelmed with feelings of elation, anticipation and ner- vousness, were too preoccu- pied to notice the second- grader who stood watching them. And he, in turn, didn't quite understand why this was such a big event for his sister, Cristina, and her class- mates. "I don't know why it's important, but l knew it was something special for her,• Luke said about his sister. For most of the seniors, it was dear. "I'm nervous,• said senior Chelsea Taylor. "I thought this day would never come. I'm afraid I'll fall on my ,face.• been building for nearly 12 years. Evidence of the excite- ment bubbled over in the form of this year's senior pr4nk -toilet-papering trees and gluing •2000• in coins to the grass. Bits of forgotten paper still hanging in the trees blew in the wind as the class presi- dent struggled to speak. "Guys, this is it," said Claire Duggins. "Some are thin.king it's about time and other are tb.inlcing no, not yet.• Ears half-cocked. the words floated.over young Luke. "She gets to go to college and not have any rClles," he said of his sister's future. "It's a really big step.• And when student Sonia Lohiya ended her speech, in which she told her class to follow their own unique and separate paths, the boy and his two friends shrugged their shoulders and started talking about what high schools they'll attend -and .if they'd still be friends then. PHOTOS BY BRIAN POBUOA I OAllV PllOT C orona del Mar High School valedictorian scholars J oseph Goodstein and Jennifer "I'm sad to leave every- body,• said Amber Wynkoop. "I'm happy to leave!,· countered Michael Yu. The speeches continued with valedictorian scholars Joseph Goodstein and Jen- nifer Lee perfonning a mock Academy Awards shtick with Lee address their classmates Wednesday. Due to a medical condition, Goodstein wore a patch over his eye, so Lee supported him by wearing one, too. Their anticipation had GRADUATES Molly Adele Cheney Christopher Steven Franta Drew Christophe Hoeven Susan Ching Tzu Lu Ewan Stott Choate Alison Grace Frech Courtney Paige Hoffman Jessica Lynn Luchesi Cedrk Kaipo Chun Michael Ernest freibott. Jr. Kendra Anne Hollem Innes M acdonald Ashley Erin Adams Sterling Bay Clark Kristin Marie Frenklel Leslie Letia Holmes Mani Mahfoozi Fayez M Ahdab Lisa Cohrs Michael David Gaines Pauli Sara Horowitz Jonathan Mcbain Marbfe Nichole Jaieh Ahmadi Nicole Cohrs Meghan Moss Gallagher Katharine Chelsea Hover Christopher Mardikian Edward Laurence Algeo Layla Cole Jean Marie Garcia Adam Steven Hoyt William Francis Mc Ardle Katlin Kay Allen Hayley Sands Contant Garrett Bradford Gentry Nathan Raymond Hoyt Cameran Heather Mc Callister Morgan Elizabeth Altobello Adam Cooper Bridget Marie Gibney Douglas Wayne Jackson Jr Lawson Mickie Mc Clung Alanna Lee Anderson Christopher Lee Cordes Reed Talbot Cal Glyer Noah Ashley Chetyl Jacobson Christopher John Mc Cormick AmyCAngelo Tiffany Brooke Dalton Isaac Goldman Julie N Jacobson Kristin Lynn Mc Kay Sheryl Susan Antebi Rafe Stephen Day Joseph Matthew Goodstein Sierra Kristen Jensen Br'-' Ni~a Mendez Ethan Stacy Austin Bart James Declark James Henry Gormley Ryan David Jetton Tejay llara Miers Elizabeth Diane Bailey Mark Gregory Oi Rocco Bradley Walter Gouldsmith Jacqueline Monique Jimenez Braden l'aul Miller Brandon Christophe Baril John Jarrod Dicesare John Joseph Graass Brandon Michael Johnson Vanessa Kathryn Miller Alison M Barth Jennifer Ann Donnell Nathalie Isabell Gross Morgen Kirk Johnston David Kingsley ~ittn)an Jennifer Michelle Bartlau Stacy Rene Dowell Cristina Frances Guccione Edward James Joseph ~egan Marie r~ Mjtrissa Elizabeth Becker James Derek Duffy Matthew Warren Gulley Rodion Jouvagina V nessa Regina Moore Katie A Bellin Claire Anita Duggins Jenny Yun-Ha Ha Omar Kattan Brooks Alexander Morris Jen,,ifer Leigh Belli Colby S. Oyer Travis Clinton Hackett Brian Mlchael Katuslan Griffin Wesley Morris . Alan Ramin Pilest Edward Andrew Prosser Charlene Alcemi Quon Jill Marie Quye Kevin Patrick Rager Ajit Anthony Rajanayagam Jay Reed Karrie Leeann Rielly Adam Wesley Rittmiller Jarrod Paul Roggenbuck' Jason Peter-Mark Ruper Rajiv Sainath M ichael Mario Sanguineti Daniela Francesca Schinaia Scott NictlolasXhober Britton Sybil Schram Jonathan Jedediah Schrank Patrick-William Seaborn Lindsey Nicol Shaffer Leonard E Shemtob #G uys, this is.it. Some are thinking it's about Ume and other are thinking no, not yet." Claire Duggins class president pop culture references. In a quietly tou_ching ges· ture, Lee wore an eye patch to match her good friend Goodstein on their last day in high school together. As student Eilene Hao sang her senior project, "The Heart of Our Lives,• the young boys wandered off and sat down on a bench together. Hao stre tched her voice and sang about holding on to the memories, hope and iriendships they had made over the years. As the speeches ended with a crescendo of applause and just before the seniors threw their caps into the air in a final gesture, Luke's 10- year-old buddy, J oey DiCaprio, chimed in with exuberance. "It's another step into life," Joey said. "You're all on your own I· Alicia Lynette Srull Alexander Jess Swanson Todd Paul Swanson M ichelle Lynne Swinney Shlrln Tal~Yazdi Jamie Rachel Tanzer Chelsea Laurie Taylor Joel Wade Templeton Alisse Marie Thatcher Lisa Mkbelle Todd Jason Ollensen Tong Chris David Treble Jeffrey Tsao Melinda Beveny Tu,cker Reza Vafaei Andrea Louise Vanderreest Quang Tlen Vang ) Nadia Patricia Vaughan Stephen Michael Bello Jessica Leigh Edwards Kelly Jean Hailey Christina Farrah Kaviani Elizabeth Harrjs Morse OWistopher James Shephefdson Zachary Nicholas Wald )lanessa Bendz Stephanie Anne Edwards Kevin Christophe Hansen Peyton Whitney Kelly Haman Movafagh Clifford Grant Shepherdson Lindsay Nami Watanabe o.vld Alan Beser Alec Austin Hanson Brian C Kim Margaux Georgene Elliott Jeffrey Thomas Mulford ~ackson Shields f Marisa R Bilkiss Amber Marie English Ellene Hao Jessica Nicole King Alejandra Naranjo Dawson Shochat M ichelle Diane Way Stuart Ashley Blair Shlrln Eslami Hayley Augusta Hapeman Gabrielle Kleckner Riki Nemoto ~r1es Weldon Shurtleff Katie Wiedemann Christine Michelle Bogenrief Grant Gerald Estabrook Valtyn Gaye Hatfield Kevin Fitzgerald Kramer Bradford Everett Netherton e Bartlett Simon Joseph T Wiles Nll"\it Prakash Bondade David Garrett Fabian Dimitra Havriluk Jason Matthew Kurtz Christopher K Nguyen -Kristin Marie Sitter Peter Allen Wilson James George Bottom Joanna Leighton Faulkner Robert Scott Hawkins Danielle Kutz Alexander Niehenke Catherine Ann Sroith Jay Winters Janae Marie Bousema Sean Robert Fenton Jeffrey Stephen Hay Brett Taylor Lawrence Timothy Allen Northup Eryn S Smith • Corie N Bowden Andrea Beth Ferentz Michael Patrick Hayes Jennifer Jin Lee ... Joelle Wolsteln Ellen Townsend Ofbe Lynee Blaise Smith Megan Colleen Wood 4 .. Tracy Teel Brown M ichael David Ferketic Charles Amedio Hellingson Caylan Elizabeth Leslie Jason Stott Owen Marina Stacey Thomas Robert Wood Jamie Allison Brownell Anna K Finch Arin Eve Hendrickson Katy Erin Lewis Sarah Jane Parker Gregory R Stampley Alexander Stonehill Wortham Amanda Campbell Camaryn Dominique Fiorane Judson Robert Hletbrink Kelly Lin Elliott Michael Patterson Josh Boyd Stauffer Stott P. 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Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT Much like the ilock of white doves released into the late afternoon sky, the Class of 2000 was set upon the world Wednesday afternoon at Newport Harbor High School. ' The proud stances, excit- ed fidgeting and beaming smiles -not to mention the bright blue caps and gowns -seemed to indicate the gra~uates·were ready to embark on their new lives. here,• said graduate Nikko Gallardo, 18. "But I'm sad. I'll miss my friends -we'll never all be together again.• An already poignant cere- mony was made more so as the mother of beloved class- mate Andre Stewart, who died in a car accident in May, accepted the diploma he had worked toward for four years. It was also an emotional goodbye for Bob Boies, who gave his final graduation address as principal of New- port Harbor. •I am just thrilled. This is the best moment of my life,• said graduate Christina Kem, 18, as she stood with her classmates .waiting to accept her diploma. •rm surround- ed by the people I love most in the world. I'm looking at them and I'm so over- whelmed by the excitement and success of it.• •My message to them is, you showed great talent, ability and energy in making the accomplishments you made as a high school stu- dent,• Boies said. •Just remember the key to success is hard work and tenacity, and if they work as hard as they worked in high school. they'll be great successes.• There were some students who never thought the moment would come, and those for whom it could not come soon enough. PHOfOS BY DON LEACH I DAILY Pl.Of Mitchell Valvano jumps on the back of fellow graduate BlaJr Jones as they bead to the podium to recelw their diplomas. Like Kem, other gradu- ates expressed myriad emo- tions, ranging from ecstatic glee for completing their high school career to an unexpected apprehension and sadness over leaving their friends and their child- hood behind. •rm really glad I'm grad- uating l\Dd getting out of "I remember watching some of my senior friends graduate when I was a fresh- man,• said graduate April Ross, 18. •1 never thought I'd get here and I still can't believe it." But they all eagerly embraced the day -and a new chapter in their lives. "Welcome to the begin- ning of the next step,• said 18-year-old graduate.Brad Rothewell. Newport Harbor High School graduates celebrate as Wednesday's commencement concludes. April Roa, a naUonal honon student, Is all smiles after "I remember watching some of my senior friends graduate when I was a freshman. I n ever thought I 'd get here and I still can 't believe it." receiving her diploma. · 2" Hour Fimcss Carole Akins AJ'1NYC~ AJu CoffU-Stcvc Lewis Monique & Dennis Ambrose Amelia's Raaurant ~ Gromck Couture Rowers Atches Rataurant Carole Armand April Ross, 18 Atkimon's Men's Oothing Dr. Stephen Auerbach 'Beck Bay Rowing and Running Oub Rat.aurant Balboa Bay Oub • N~rt Harbor High Gnd N"Jght Committee wishes to thank the following businesses and individuals for their generous <lonatiops and support in making this year's Grad Night-a most memorable and safe night for our seniors. Special thanks also to all the Harbor parents who spent coundess hours planning, constructing and executing St.n of 2()()(). Our giatirude goes to all who helped with fundraising, securicy, auction items, prizes and food. It Bandera &no Family · Don Batton Beat Mountain Resort Jonathan Bincr Plue Beet · Blucwam-Grill TheBocl Bodia by Jadt-Jadt Muwin Bow Danglers Boutique ~~ras,loc. couJdn't have happened without you!! Edwanl'10nemu George Ha.g Family Foundadon Details Salon-Manha Wasc . Diedrich'• Cofke Ooryman'1 Inn DufTy E&cctric Boats Duke's Huntington Be.ch EJ Ranchico FJ Torico Grill Inine Comranr St. John Kaib-Bruce Petter Sterling BMW Thomu W. 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Jennifer Marie Barto Jennifer Michelle Bass Rosa Maria Bautista Viridiana Becerra Austin Henry Beck.er Scott Ryan Beerer Ryan Frank Bellerose Raya Belna Brittany Barritt Bentley Brian David Benzmiller Johanna Lynn Berger limothy Wayne Birdsong Branden Todd Black Sunshine Andria Black John Douglas Bothwell Rebecca Marie Bowler Siobhan Angelina Bradley Taylor Rashae Bradshaw Todd Davis Breithaupt Scott Russell Breneman Ryan Matthew Brill M ichael Ryan Brooks ' Andrew Springer Browne Michael Lee Brownell Erin Corrin Buchholz Janine Bushby Marcum Casey CaldlNell Natha·n Bradley Caldwell Sandra Garcilazo Campos Amalia del Carmen Cardenas Ashlee Shannon Carels ... Angelina Carrazco April Ann Carroll Rebecca Suzanne Carroll Kristen Shaun Case Victor Manuel Castillo Justin ln·Hyung Chang Jeffrey Arthur Cheek Brady Penhall Cherry Denise Mleko Cherry Gregory Alan Chinn Kimberly Joy Christensen Dena Anne Chrys Heather Ann Clark Josselyn Elizabeth Clarke William Weatherford Clayton Neal Nunez Cloud Travis Scott Cochran Robert Martin Cole Christopher Steven Collins Amanda Rose Collopy Tralghe Concannon Andrew David Cook Andrea Marie Corkhill Alba Ellette Corne;o Luz Belem Corral Hugo Cortes Bonnie Jean Cowie Kyndra Wynne Cox Bradley Lansdell Craig Luis Alberto Cruz Amanda Lynn Custer Nicholas M lchael D'Antoni Erin Gale Dalmann Jonathan Richard Daly Sarah Melissa Daum Luis Gerardo Delatorre Jennifer Michelle Demarois Jason Elliot Dennis John Laurence Deshazer Jeffrey Mark Deyden Brenda Isela Diaz Jodi Lynn Dieckmeyer Ryan Martin D1eckmeyer Krista Kenan Dill Kim Bao Dinh David Quang Do Crystal Lynn Dootson Nicole Elizabeth Dore Lindsey Marie Dorris Crystal R.ochelle Dotson Jamie C Dow Douglas Michael Dukes Emily Erin Dunn Emily Anne Eastmond Brenda Echeverria Cindy Lee Edlund Rebecca Christine Ellis Lindsey Michelle Errico Flora Elizabeth Esquives Jennifer Lindsey Fairbanks Chad Cameron Felton Blair Cameron Fetter Jennifer Lynn Flaherty Claudia Naxhielli Flores Kirby Melissa Fopma Carrie Elizabeth Foss Erica E Foster Hector Fuentes Osvaldo Fuentes Erk Orlando Gaffoglio Eduardo Galindo Nikko Lynne Gallardo Nicholas M ichael Garces Katrina Marie Garcia Jannet.Garcilazo Jose Angel Garibay Gena Marie Garza Mindy Lynn Gayer Zachary Aaron Gelbaum Lisa Marie Gerlach Tony Alan Gielow Joseph Jude Giordani Diana G Girgis M atthew Tyson Glover Chelsea Saunders Godbey Monika Godden Andy M Godinez Andrew Scott Gold A'stasia Ardell Gomez Alberto Rodriguez Gonzalez Daniel Rebollar Gonzalez Grant Douglas Gorman Matthew F Goss Ryan Christopher Gough Krystal Marte Gray Lucas Raymond Green Katherine Maurine Gregg Meniq Devonne Gregory Heidi Elizabeth Groskreutz Samantha Rose Grumman Amy Marie Grunow Rajesh K Gupta 'Nicholas Charles Haddy Eric Jonathan Hall Katherine Jennifer Hall Erin Mckenzie Haller James Allen'Hamilton Brendon Laurs Steffan Hansen limothy James Harold Bryce Robert Harvey Tyler James Haskell Steven Patrick Hegarty Janae Kathleen Herman Maira Alejandra Hernandez Marlon B Hernandez Miriam Hernandez Omar Soberanes Hernandez Ryan Beauchamp Hernandez Rebecca Nicole Heston Signe Thylor Hillyard Scott Thomas H09an Lauren Kerr Holbrook Amy Beth Holland Keith David Hostetler Sarah Jane Houshmand Philip Hover Nko4e Antoinett Huebner Ariana Iglesias Daniel Michael Iglesias Daniela Mariel lkonen Dustin Donald Illingworth Alexis Laine Isbell Justin Jacobs Elizabeth Marie Jansma Brandon Michael Jarrard Jennifer Lyn Jarvis Mitchell Donelly Johns Casey Cameron Johnson Dustin Merle Johnson Julianne Michelle Johnson Amanda Lee Jones Blair Ridgway Jones Tanya Marie Jones Trevor Michael Jones Andrew Fletcher Kalanz lrvina Ali Kanarek Jeffrey James Keams Shannon Marie Keehan Marcy B Kelly Michael Patrick Kelly Thida Keo Paul Matthew Kepner Christina Melinda Kem Neda Reza Khadem Joanna Lee Kiech _ Sarah Elizabeth Killelea William James Klmmel Russell William Kipnis Gabriel Joseph Klein Lori Christine Kline Patrick Richard Knowles Joshua Jecemiah Knutti Kelly Lynn Kraus Bristin Reese Kreuter Garrett Denms Lambert Hod M atthew Lamberton Michael Albert Landers Chris H Landgren NKholas James Langsdorf Max Rodway Lansing Mason Paul Le Cheminant Susan Elizabeth Lear Chrystal Rose Leslie Caleb Elizalde Lopez Horeb Ericzalde Lopez Juan Carlos Lopez Lillian Yvette Lopez Ryan Joseph Lopiccolo James Paul Lugo Nicholas Justin Lugo Charles Robert Lumpkin Emily Renee Lyons Andrea M arie Machado Megan Maureen Madrid Ajalanl Maihiokalani Makaena Christopher Scott Martin Kyle Scott Matthews Kristopher Edmund Mattox Amanda Marie McCann Justin Corey McCarthy Andrew Thomas Mccrary --·--------- 2 000 Heather Rebekah McCul- lough Brian Edward McEligot Arie Wayne McGary Terra Marie Mcintosh Ronni Leigh McKendry Michael Joseph McMahon Kevin McNulty Jesse Travis McRae William Ryan McRorie Saira Mehboob Ltssett Chavez Mercado Lee Anne Meredith Christie Joy Merrill Heather Lyn Metcalf Jennifer Marie Meyer Desiree Sharlene Meyskens Andrea M eza Mariko Mikami Kyle Hubert Montooth Blake Edward M oore Brett Guy Moore Lindsay Allison Moore Nayeh Veoleta Morales Severiano Morales Kaylen Campbell Morrison April Mackenna M osier David Jonathan Mudd Maggie Jeanette Mullen Torey Peter Mundkowsky llze Munguia Corina Vazquez Munoz Michael Reagan M unson Amy Lee Murphy John Martin Murray Catherine Grace Neslen· Collings Nicholas Scott Nestor Justin Beau Newton Jennifer Leonida Nicasio Sorayah Genevieve Okcuoglu David Olivier Patricia Gonzalez Olmedo Kevin Dougla.s Olson Shawn Opal Jennifer Lauren Orr Lindsay Kate-Emily Osborne Natalie Marie Oshea Michele Nicole Oswal t limothy Sean Owens Stacy Lynn Packham Jessica Johana Partida Casey Thomas Patterson Scott Richard Perkins Karly Anne Perrine Erik John Peterson Kelsey earl Peterson Angela Marie Petty Dayne Austin pfaff Bertha Maria Pinon Danielle Andrea P1zzorni Brittany Michele Pope Christopher Jason Lewis Pope Nicholas Steven Popov Thursday, June 22, 2000 •JS u I'm really glad ..A I'm graduating and getting out of here. But I'm sad. I 'll miss my friends - we '11 n ever all be. together aga'in." Nikko G•ll•rdo, 18 /l .t~;.o 1r 11 "I am just thrilled. ' This is the best moment of my life.'' Christina Kern, 18 Newport Harbor High School graduate Christina Kem high-fives biology teacher Barbara Barry as she walks to I the podium to receive her diploma Wednesday. Jennifer Marie Porter Mrtchell Cameron Probert Diana Rocio Ramerez Jacquehne Michel Ramirez Luis Alberto Ramirez Linds.y Erin Rautus John Francis Ready Ill James Thomas Redoutey Brianna Michelle Reeh! Casey Ehzabeth Renlsh Anthony Ray Rentz Araceh Reyes Justin Forest Reynolds Miguel Olivan Rios Verity Elaine R~rt Aaron Brook Roberts Alexandra Amelia Robinson John Siever Robinson Emily Marie Rollins Audrey Tania Roman Sean Patrick Rorden Jennifer May Rorick Miguel Rosales Robert Richard Rosales April Ehzabeth Ross Robert Bradford Rothwell Courtney F Rotstan Milan Rousset Alvaro Rafael Rutz Justin John Ruiz Sue Ocampo Sanchez Jimmy Stephen Sanders Miguel Ramirez Sandoval Jennifer Ann Sandro Belen Lopez Santana Luis Albarran Santana Phillip Andrew Santoluclto Tyler Steven Sasseen Krista Lea Scarborough Annika Ashley Schader Anna Lisa Schmidt Allison Brooke Schneider • Andrea Eileen Schutz Joseph Sciarra IV Cari Anne Senour Andres Serrano Skyler David Serrano Patrick Allan Sharma Robert William Shaw Heather Marie Sheppard Erica Josefina Sierra Ehzabeth Marie Silverman Stefanie Lynn Silverman cameron Ross Sinclair Joslyn Joy Sinclair Nicholas John Skawinski Sean Thomas Slavik Chad Hill Smith Courtney Leigh Smith Darien Alan Smith Knsten Michelle Smrth Michael Robert Snyder Andrej Sole Scott Matthew Somers I) I Michael Salvatore Sorged b Kelley NICOie Stair ~ Natalte Jeanette Stanchfield 1 Darren Gregory Stanford ., Marc Thomas-Staudenmaon Leanne Beverly Stephens Andre Lashawn Stewart , 1 Leah Leilani Stenman Jason Daniel Stone Brian Lee Strand Eric I Sun Denise Mane Swain Brian limothy Sweet John Frederick Swigart Chisato Takaki Alexandra Suzanne Taylor Helen Lee Taylor Araceli Miranda Tellez Valerie Amy Terrell Kurt Shawn Thayer Dagian Clancy Thomas Lena Ahce Thomas Paige Rebecca Thompson Laura Mechelle Thurmond Scott Wilham Tippett Adam Robert Tomalas Richard David Tomlinson Erin M ichelle Toole Patrick Jeffery Towersey Kathenne Jean Tnnen M ichctel Patrick Tunney Kent Patrick Turner Sabrina Starr Tweedy Travts Lambert Uhl <:ari Ann Valenstein Mitchell Domenic Valv Cindy Marie Vasquez Brad Stephen Vassar Vejzovich Jacquehne Irene Viera Victor Villasenor Julie Ann Vint Wilham Mtchael Vlahakis Ross Ehot Vogele Elena Vrska Andrew Scott Walker Ryan Tyler Walker <:arohne Margaret Walshe liffany Nicole Washington Brenda Marie Waterm ... •ci Peter Milton Watson Robert James Weiner I I I ~ Katie Wallis Welbour~ Stephen Francis Weller ' - Michael Lee Williams 1 Carly Ann Wilson Matthew Jura Wise Michelle Ann Wisniewski Joanna Wolowiec Alexis Lauren Woods Steven Douglas WUk.lw1tz 1 Brandon David Yamawaki Clark Edward Yeager Kevin Elhott Yoches That's What Friends are for .. NATCAT'S OPEN HOUSE JUNE25TH We're having a partJI attana/C8tProtection·5CJcte~H Annual Open House 6904 W. Coast Highway -Newport Beach, CA~ Sunday -June 25, 2000 • 2 pm to 4:30 pm Klttena to cuddle, tWtlrement cats to anUIJlle, Nii a .,...ments, b•looita, ,,,._ -DON'T MISS m Fof 32 ,..._ ~ ,_ belrt oMtg tar our....., Cl9. .......... ,_..tarour.....,Ollll.ndtlllCMll.._•...., Join ourboMI al....._ dlclrl. 1111.-..... n-.• .. NlllClt9lfftllllc.EN ~·-............. _,.,.., ' I Al6 Thunday • .tune 22, 2000 BICK llY I MONTE VISTA HllH SCHOOU g but tiniform • Despite their matching caps and gowns, · graduates of Newport-Mesa's Alternative Education Center celebrated their diversity. Alex Coolm•n DAILY PILOT. Tbe cake was cut in neat rectangles. Each piece had its own paper serving bas'ltet and was skewered, dead center, with a single plastic fork. But if dessert at the Back Bay and Monte Vista High School graduation looked uniform Wednesday, tbe peo- ple munching on it were anything but. And in the brief, spirited ~emony that marked their graduation, the students' enthusiasm for the idiosyn- cratic and unconventional was evident. In front of an overflowing crowd of parents, ftiends and s4pporters, a few students .w~re recognized for their extraordinary achievements. poked out from beneath red graduation gowns and the spiky haircuts peeking out from under mortar boards - bad their own, ~hat inventive philosophies of life. The willingness of the schools to tolerate and even encourage the diversity of students' approaches to learning, parents suggest- ed, was essential to their ... success. Teri Layman, mother of Back Bay grad Stephanie Womack, came outside the crowded auditorium toward' the end of the graduation Daily Pilot ·The schools (both are under one roof) and the stu- dents who attend them are unconventional. Back Bay is considered a continuation program for students whose e xperiences in ordinary But one of them. Monte V15ta's Stephanie Skidmore, used her time on stage to raise a philosophical ques- tion. "What is successr Skidmore asked the audi- ence. "Is success to make the most money?• She thought differently. ·success is to win the respect of intelligent people and to win the laughter of children,• she determined. ·It's to leave the world a bit better.• , · ceremonies. Sitting at a table covered in red COTlStruction paper and fringed with Mylar balloons, Womack dis- cussed the changes Back Bay had made in her daughter's feelings about education. The school's Oexibility, she thought, had made a big dif- ference. BRIAN POBUDA I DAILY PILOT Newport-Mesa school board member Judy Franco shakes hands with Monte Vista High School graduate Jasmina Koev. easier to get where he want- ed to go. high schools haven't always been the best, and Monte Vista features independent study for kids whose lives are complex enough to require a flexible approach to education. Many of Skidmore's class- mates -judging by the skateboarding shoes that •It really gives young peo- ple a lot of hope,• she said. "The teachers here really try to meet the needs of the indi- vidual students.• Erick Maldonado, who cruised through Monte Vtsta in only three years while talc- ing computer courses at Orange Coast College, said the small class sizes and per- sonal attention he received from teachers had made it "I plan to transfer to UC Berkeley for engineering,• he said. •And then, if I've got anything left over afterward, I'm thinking about MIT.• As for Jesseca Mendoza, who had been home- scbooled through one of Monte Vista's programs, she was just happy to be done. "I've been waiting for this for four years,· she said. GRADUATES Haunani Kalikclehua cathcart Jamie Lynn Grace MONTE VISTA Christopher Lee Chaisson Kirby Green Lauren Kristin Chavez Kristi April Gregory HIGH SCHOOL Brianne Christla.nsen Brandon Grewal Katie Anne Adlterberg Christopher Gar Tuck Chun Rebecca M ichelle Gukaylo Juan Aldaco Daniel Clemente Christina Marie Hargrove Walaa Aljaff Jennifer Marie Coulston Bjorn Jarek Hazelquist Melissa Nicole Alvarez Autumn Maria Cramer Miriam Hernandez Marisol H Armijo Monique Creed Shannon Hillyard Guillermo Arturo A5cencio Socorro Crouch Lesli Hoffman Stephanie M ichelle Baim-Jocelyn Beth Daniel Jesse John Holycross bridge , Ludwing Estuardo De La Cruz Dawn Renee Honeywell Erika Barba Ryan Allen Debolt Chere' Jacques Megan Mccord Bass-Jackson Christa Dietzel Danielle Marie Johnson Leslie Ann Baumgardner Alonso Duarte Brian Mitchell Jones Rena Elzabeth Berghorst Julie Ellen Duran Chad Jurjacks Jennie Yvonne Blackburn Steven Richard Dustman Yusef Kallab carrie J Bobbitt Kara LeAnn English Michelle Ann Kaylor Tyler S Boucher Nicole Eriquega Megan Leanne Kiser Amber Lee Briano Ryan Farnsworth Jasmina Koytcheva Koev Melissa Brotton lssachar Tobon Flores Peter William Larson Mike David caples Fernando Garcia Sierra Gitane Lindborg Nicolle Christine carpenter John Gentile Erin Kuchler Litts Daisy Lopez Gonzalez Efren Sanchez Lopez . . Evelyn Lopez Erick Roland Maldonado Megan E Mandell Alex Marquez Danielle Grace Maynard Jake McClory Jason M<'Guy Kevin Patrick McNulty Korey Andrew Menden Trinidad J Villanveva Mendez Michael Christian Metkovich Julia Ann Miral Christine Diane Moffett Derek Nalbanian Maria Ema Navarro Tyler Joseph Nelson Daniel Steven Olinger Jose Orihuela Joanna Ornelas Dilda Osorio Christopher Lee Page Steven Bradley Parker Garrett Owen Peterson Kailene Schuyler Piazza Jesus Pimental Brett Adam Spaulding Matthew Paul Wojdynskl llazmln Pizarro Stephanie Stanton Teresa Elsa Ramos Heather Janette Porter Taylor Rohrbach Sterner Lindsey Driscoll Kimberlie Dawn Porter Sarah Stipp Una H Pham Stephanie Leigh Pringle-Teylor Leigh Stover Enas Mahir Barkho Mason Lauren Elizabeth Strom Ma.rio Edrei Navarro Dani Michelle Quick Jason Stubblefield Kyte Anson Belford Lucia Lizbeth Ramos Shawn Marie Talley Ami Laura Niles Tennille Marie Rather Emily Marie Thayer Kimberly Katherine Trinkaus Andrew George Regnier Jaimee Nkole Thompson Erik.a Mota Sandra Reyes Samantha Kathleen Tierno Natalie Rachel Flores Una carina Rivero Corina Torres William Douglas Kane Jolsy Liseth Rodriguez Eric Scott Valantine carlos Alberto Mora Christopher Michael Rudolph Abisald Valencia John Forrest Rutan, Ill Augustine Jamal Vargas BACK BAY HIGH SCHOOL Shawn Ryan Jason Oark Varner Fermin Salas Kristopher R Wagoner Stephanie Marie Cervantes Karen Sanchez Dorothy Wasilewski Frankie Douglas Fitus Daniella Sarmiento Cameron Scott Weaver William Franco Richard Dean Saryan Matthew Adam Weaver Michael William Hutto Sonja Lynn Sauceda Brett Bradley Weber Kay Jorbl Lomae Allison Simpson Kathleen Marie Weir Michelle Lynne Sherard Stephanie Charlyn Skidmore Roxanne Sierra White Duong Hao TJen Diana Denbow Smallwood Amber Dawn 11deisen Christina Marie Vigil Nicole Diane Smith Kirsten Undesay Stephanie Mkhelle Womack Enjoy a Spacious Suite, Sumptuous Dining, Entertainment, Bingo, Crafts, Billiards, Beauty Salon, .. 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The high school~ a ~oll,aborative effort between OCC and the New- port-Mesa Unified School District. The college provides the facilities while the school ctisb'ict provides administration and faculty. The program is the first of its kind in Orange County and third in the state, said Principal Joe Fox. It is a two-year high school program designed for Newport-Mesa juniors and seniors in a nontraditional high school setting. Along with required high school courses, students concurrently take college classes for credit. Now in its fourth year of opera- tion, the school has 100 students, four full-time teachers, a principal, one counselor and a small staff. Thursday, June 22, 2000 AJ7 The commencement took. place in the Forum, an amphitheater-like building on campus. The cozy envi- ronment allowed friends and family to see their special graduates up close. Considering all the accolades received by Fox and-counselor Natalie Harrigan on Wednesday, they have dearly won over the hearts of their students. t-.IAAO I.Au OA"-v Pit.OT Orange Coast Middle College High School graduate Mariela Arellano gets a hug from her mother after the June 18 commencemenl GRADUATES Jettrey Robert Therrien As students received their diplo- mas, a large screen behind them dis- played their baby pictures and a brief statement each had written. ·rm sad. I am very lucky to have such great friends and teachers. But I have nothing to be scared of,• said graduate Mariela Arellano, 18, of Costa Mesa. "I'm ready lo go into the big world now.• "This program works because of the small class sizes and the individ- ual attention we can pay attention to each student,· said Harrigan. The program's effectiveness was evident from the tears in Arellano's eyes. Mariela Ines Arellano Kimberly Michelle Borland Kimberly Ann Bukewihge Keeley Ann Cato Adrienne Christine Farnworth Marc:y Brydon Finch Leif S Francis · Jaime Garcia Alicia Lou Hogan Melina Jaime Adam James Kyle Michelle Jodrik Langmos Sandra Marie Logan Andre Damian Medina Kiera Nowlin Lindsay Noelle Nunn Straun Barrett Phillips Shana Diane Quebedeau]t Laura Lala Ria Amy Ann Mane Trom Jordan Michelle Tyson Jason Dean Valencia Krystal Dawn Wekh Jocelyn Michelle White Judianne Elizabeth Wilson James DewitfW1senbaker Brittney Tynesha W(!herspoon Amy Shaye Cleaver Brian Ramon Janti "This school gave me the opportu- nity to make a difference,• she said. Kyle Christophe Crowell Pouya Dormiani Alissa A Jay Joseph Kilfoy Killelea Jennifer Ann Kreger I ... 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'Shaft' is watchable, but not great I s haft" is eminently watchable. It has all the ingredients of an action movie, and it has all the talent on the screen you could ask for. Samuel L. Jackson in the title role gives his usual high-caliber performance, and the scenes between Wade (Christian Bale) and Peoples Hernandez (Jeffrey Wright) steal the movie. Toni Collette as the key witness ls supremely well- cast. Remember her in •Sixth Sense•? The rest of the "Shaft" Reel cast was CRITICS =yin their sup- porting roles. It is a good, although by no means original, plot. John Shaft is the consum- mate policeman and d efend- er of the law, and he has a long memory when it comes to bringing to justice the rich and spoiled playboy who admitted to murder. Wade, the playboy and murderer, had fled the coun- try when the judge allowed bail. When Wade returns from exile two years later, ,Shaft meets and arrests him at the airport. Again, the judge allows bail and so, enraged, Shaft quit$. the force by hurling his badge at the wall. Great scene. Now the race is on to see who can b4rfirst to fuid the . missing witness. Shaft's search attempt involves Joan Andre roughing up the neighborhood toughs, an alliance with a former fellow police officer, a ploy to set Peoples' henchmen and Peo- ples against each other. All of these pursuits have some tense scenes. "ShaW is not a great movie. It is a reasonably entertaining albeit pre- dictable piece of work that even Samuel L. Jackson and his excellent support staff could not quite slide from watchable to good • JOAN ANDRE is •over 65," a Newport Beach resident who does a lot of vol\Jnteer work. Original score helps movie keep its cool J ™o ls the man, that would risk his neck for his brother, man? Shalt -con yo dig it?" Well, the song remains the same, as written by Isaac Hayes back in 1971 for the original "Shatt• movie. But the aura of Shaftness has been passed down from the first Shaft {portrayed by Richard Roundtree) to his nephew and namesake John Shaft (Samuel L. Jack.son). Jackson plays a stJeetwise and ultracool New York Oty police detective who's on the asaault-twned-murder cue, invoMng the killing ol a black man by racist yuppy Walter Wade Jr. (Christian Bale, fresh from • American Psycho.). Wade, the son of a wealthy and politically con- nected real estate developer, literally thinks he can get away with mwder and snidely dismisses Shaft as a minor annoyance in Wade's silver-spoon existence. But he doesn't realize Shaft knows there w as a wit- ness to his crime, Diane Palmieri (Toni Collette), who disappeared from sight after being threatened by Wade. Throw in the requisite element of crooked cops and Shaft busting a drug kingpin -in this case Peoples Her- nandez (Jeffrey Wright of "Basquiar) -and you've pretty much got the entire plot of the film. One missing element to the film is the sex, as in, there ain't none (at least none on screen, although it is implied). Then there is the extend- ed cameo by Richard Roundtree as "Uncle Shaft.• Could someone get me some crackers and wine to go with this cheese? Puhleazet Why the uncle/nephew thing? Didn't anyone see the TV remake of "Kung Fu· a few years back, when they tried this shtick? It failed then too, Grasshopper. Why not just make an all new, updated "Shaft" and forget the '70s version. 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Shut your mouth- /ust tolhin' 'bout , Shaft. We can dlg it.• The new Shaft does get a couple of good marks though. It retains the original Oscar-winning film score and has Jackson as the title character. Llke Jules in "Pulp Fic- tion,• Jackson oozes danger- ous cool in a role that could easily have been turned into a parQdy reminiscent of Keenan Ivory Wayans in "I'm Gonna Get You. Suc- ka. • The funny thing about cool is you can say you're cool, and you can act Wee you're cool; but if you do either, chances are you prob- ably aren't. Jackson is Superfly. He is cool with a capital C (can ya dig it?). "Who's the cat that won't cop out, when there's danger all about? Shalt -right on." The other plus in this "Shaft" is that the bad guys -Wade and Hernandez - do work pretty well. Howev- e r, as in a typical Anaheim Angels baseball season, they start out strong, then tum into pale shadows of their former selves by the end or the show. So, on the Brunette scale of "pay full price,· "bargain matinee,• "video rental,• "wait for cable,• or "I'd rather be a jive turkey than watch this film again: rated R for strong violence and lan- guage, I give "Shaft" the shaft with a strong • vtdeo rental" rating. • lllCH...aD WJNE1TI is a 36- year-old Cost.a Mesa city recreation supervisor and a Costa Mesa resi- dent. New 'Fantasia· is fantastic musical I F antasia 2000. • How do you describe it? Exciting, original, amazing, spectacular? "Fantasia 2000" has so many qualities that it is hard to come up with one word to describe it. Basically it's a breathtaking adventure in color and sound. Disney's newest dDi.mated film consists of seven new segments of cartoons and music, along with one returning classic from the 1940 "Fantasia.· Each segment tells a story through cartoons and with one of three types of music: the kind that tells a definite story, the kind that bas no specific plot but paints a series of pictures or the kind that simply exists for its own sake. The cartoons are a combi- nation of animation and technology that is digitally made with sound and pic- ture. My two favorite seg- ments are "The Steadfast Tin Soldier• and "Fuebird Suite.• Sora Salam I liked "Tut Sol- dier" because of how the arumation was done and how the music corre- sponded with lt. The beat was more up-tempo than slow, because or the emotions and feelings the characters (the soldier, ballenna and jack-m-the- box) were expressing. I liked "Firebird Suite" because of the idea of life, death and renewal, as well as the animation. The Moth- er Nature character was beautiful. The way she flew through the forest had a marvelous effect on the whole scene. There is one part when a volcano monster arose out of a volcano. It was Ill that instant that my brother. Michael. screamed because of the sudden movement. It was a very realisbc scare and almost everyone Jwnped. It was a wonderful segment. "Fantasia 2000" is a fan- tastic musical story of differ- ent events in We The music describes each cartoon seg- ment really well. I recom- mend Uus movie to anyone who en1oys dassical music and likes varieties of car- toons and animation. • SARA SALAM, 12. is a sixth· grader at Eastbluff Elementary school in Newport Beach She likes soccer, ballet and wrrting. Up : to · 60% Off. 1 Q ays . Ohlyt •lf1)p •ARLY POR B•8T a•L•CTION 01' tl oes, Hand Bags & Accessories ••AON A2I Thundoy, June 22, 2000 DATEBooK Widows yuck it Up in new .Play lay Tom !ltul T he Grim Reaper may be the sixth character in Ivan Menchell's off- beat comedy "The Cemetery Club,• but for most of the show he's not all that grim. In a play centering largely around death, its characters h -three T Hier Jewfsh RmEW widows - rediscover life in an enjoyable if uneven produc- tion at the Menorah Theater, a project of Costa Mesa's 'Jewish Community Center. The humor, at least in the first act, is of the soft varlet}', eliciting gentle· chuckles as the characters and situations are established. The second act, however, cuts loose with more substantial guffaws, particularly in the scene in which the three old.gals arrive Crom &. wetlding recep-· tion, smashed to the gills. Veteran director Terri Miller Schmidt stag es the comedy with a tender, lov- ing touch, overcom.ing the talkiness of its first act with ext~nsive e mphasis on the contrasting characters. One widow is a shameless flirt, another locks her feelings inside and the third totters on the edge, tentatively desiring another relation- ship. Of the three, Laurie Fteed ·in ttie latter characterization iS the most fully realized. Although a bit shaky in the opening scenes, Freed brings FYI • WltA?. "'The Cemetery C~b· . • WHEN: Closing performances are 8 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday • WHEllE: Menorah Theater, Jewish Community Center, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa . •HOW MUCH: $15 for JCC members, S 18 for non- members •PHONE: (714) 755-0340 her role into sharp focus the tipsy tipplers. when a potential romance Less effective is Elizabeth develops with a butcher • Jaquay as the more reserved who's also lost his mate. Her member of the trio. Jaquay's facial exp~ssions copvey her role allows for a minimum of feelings in volumes during. showiness,· and the critical this Period. scenes she does have are Ann Ross virtually steals diluted by a lack of dramatic the sho~w as the man-chasing emphasis. · · widow, boasting of her con-Tom Leary enacts the quests with hedonistjc glee. . uneasy widower with a nat- She is endowed with the ural sense of reserve, render- play's funniest lines, and she ing his halfhearted advances fires them with abandon, with a splendid aura of cred- particularly during the post-. ibility. His uneasy relation- wedding scene as she paces ship with Freed is especially well presented. The appearance of Marie Nussle in the second act spices the proceedings con- siderably. Nussle is a boot as the flashy, gum-ttac.king "date• of Leary, whose presence unhinges the oth- ers, particularly Freed. It's a . pity she wasn't written into the first act, which could use this sort of comic adren- aline. The conservative residen- tial setting, also designed by director Schmidt, is well appointed and serves as a natural backdrop. Tue ceme- tery scenes, played down- stage, effectively shift the location of the action. "The Cemetery·'Club" may move at a funereal pace during its opening scenes, but its second act clips ~ong at the pace of an Irish wake. It's a fine present for the Menorah Theater's .10th anniversaty'season. • TOM mus reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot. His reviews appear Thursdays an<Haturdays. Buattfal /tat'alr &ol(c« "'/ti .fcaJo ~la.r.r tltl(/zt°"f . .CRYSTAL CAVE Olar.r1e Ft~~lt/I(,, '/;alit/ol(til cf~ Hodson Lighting Qu&licy Lig'hlinr S..rvicie for30Yran Open Tucs.-Fri. 9-5. 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Jlld$•11•• Daily Pilot DA1EBOOK .. . ~,June 22, 2000 A21 Family love grows at one-of-a-kind Maffia Rose G ood news! There's yet another little gem of a restaurant off the beaten path in Costa Mesa where it is worth stopping. by and sharing the love. Mama Rose, owned and operated by Elaine and Richard Lombardi at Wilson Avenue and Newport Boule· vard, is a cudna Italiana that lives and cooks by the saying •to love good food is to love life.• • Nothing goes into this restAurant that doesn't hold a special place in Elaine Lorn· bardi's heart. It is all about the love, styled not after cities or restaurants Dl!!nJI in Italy but RIYIEW =gwarm rooms and sitting rooms of Italian homes. The Rose Room is named after not' only Richard's mother, Rose Lom· bardi, but the many bou· quets of dried roses that hang from the ceiling and the rose wallpaper. The New York room is perhaps the most glamorous, with red walls, gold wain· scoting and red and white striped wall paper below. Above, in the center of the ceiling is the very Italian painting of blue sky dotted with white· clouds, plus angels watching over you. The candelabra that hang on the walls make this room tru· ly romantic. Then there is the beautiful little ladies-who-lunch-style room, the Piazza de Gertrude. It's named after Elaine's Polish mother, who gamely understood that the Italian restaurant needed to be named after an Italian mother. And finally, there is the I I wedding gallery, where fam- ily wedding photos -dating back two and three genera- tions -adorn the wall. It is here you can meet Mama Rose Lombardi herself and pictures of the entire family she helped to create. There is one seemingly random couple on the wall, who are not part of the Lom- bardi family but were engaged there and bold a special place in Elaine's heart. One of the coolest, most up-to-date things about din- ing here is the sign out front . that reads: No Cell Phones. Kind of sad that it even has to be said; but in true New York style, it is said here, and boldly. I have said before that the bread served prior to dinner can define in a moment the caliber of restaurant. Mama Rose and her family must have known that because the melt·in-the-mouth, fresh- out-of-the-oven slices of bread, drizzled in fresh olive oil and herbs, ensure that this place will be a treat. And then you are actually served a treat: a traditional palette cleanser from the region of Bari, Italy: a slice of orange, sprinkled with that same fresh olive oil and herbs. Ao unusual .taste and quite delicious. We added to that by ordering roasted pep- pers ($8), fire-roasted With grapes, pine nuts and caramelized garlic. Know in advance that there is no shortage of roast- ed garlic at Mama Rose. Just be prepared. I ordered the night's spe- cial, large prawns in a creamy crab sauce over bow tie pasta. Th.is rich dish could have been shared by all four of us and we would have all been satisfied. IHlll ROSE •WllEM: 2346 New- port Blvd., 8-2, Costa Mesa •WIEN: Open from 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays • HOW MUCH: Moderately expensive • PHONE: (949) 650- 1949 Richard and Elaine Lombardi are the owners of Mama Rose restaurant in Costa Mesa. BRIAN POBUDA I DAILY Pll.O Instead, I tried to do the honors mysell. Remember, it is all about the love. Salmon piccata was another nightly special that I hope will be again. Husband Brian ordered the delicious chicken Gorgonzola ($14), lightly breaded chicken, golden-fried and smothe red , in creamy Gorgonzola sauce,· all served with tortellini. He is still at the gym. · My father ordered that Italian restaurant staple, chicken Parmesan ($13), served with a generous side of rigatoni and marinara. Thankfully, he had enough ·to share. The only disap· poiotment was the slightly soggy tomato basil risotto 481 E. 17th Street • 645-2022 ..... "'o Birch St. (at Dove) • Newport Beach 833-0660 L------W•U~--------~ r--------~-----------, I ...... ..,.~.~~:~.~ .. ~-~.a~~!L_~~~-1 11 ,.f. r .... ._ ....... .a ... -I • naa• IFll •Alal9 -I ... ~ ....... -------........ - L e1••-1 ....... -.... w... ------------------r------------------• . ·--- ($16) with chicken. Several tnps will have to be made to sample this fami- ly's recipes, from the escarole and beans with sweet sausage to the pork tender- loin and. nb-eye teak. For those of you JUSl in from the Jersey shore, sausage dnd peppers is served every night to take baC'k your taste buds. And to answer the burn- ing food lover's questions, . yes, there is wine. A solid list or rich and hearty Chiantis, cabemets and merlots. Even the desserts are rich with family history. Theu best seller, pistachJo pie, was a favorite that Eldllle Lom- bardi made Wlth her daugh- ter as a child and hds been popular with the lamily - and customers -ever since. Traditional New York cheesecakes dte also offered. The Lombardi family must be applauded for doing what 1t seems not many new restaurants do any more: a fauuly owned and loved restaurant, with farruly secret recipes. Workers take great pride in theu own tam-, ily and really ruce care of their extended fdffii.lv -the ' diners. • KATHY MADER's dining reviews appear ~ery other Thursday. - I /. A22 Thursday, June 22, 2000 . • 11 he comes up to me whlle I'm making dlnner every day, and he mys 'Morn, Mom/' and l teH him, 'I'm too busy,' he'll remember that. Then, when he's older, he might wind up in the streets where people will give him attention.• -JUANA WYA. mother of 7.,.ar-old Jmon. 1 student at Wilson Elementary. They •e part of the first ct. in the Families 1nd Schoots Together program. EDITORIAL 1 aass of2000 . ' J the world's in your handS V oumadeit. Three words you 'tiave no doubt heard on plenty of occa- sions during the last four years. , They may have been shouted by your coach as you crossed the finish line in class to those who struggled to make it through, you have earned that deep sense of relief you are feeling today. succeed in high school, and we are eager fo see you do the same out there in the real world. v Now comes the fun PaJt. the championship meet. Or gushed by your proud parents as you showed them your college acceptance letter. Or From this moment forward, your lives are like blank pages in a book that you will write day by day in the decisions you make and the paths you take. Some of you will climb aboard a plane and travel to a new town, where you will know no one and will have to build new lives for yourselves. Some of you will stay close to home, juggling work and a full load of classes. Some will forget scnool for a while -or for- ever -and jump right into the work force. And you, being part of this year's class of graduates, are particularly spe- cial. You are the Class of 2000 -the grO,!lP of young people who could very well bold the key t.o our society's future. uttered sarcastically by your friends as they awaited your arrival before head- ing off to a party. But this week, those three little words never meant so much: High school. It's over. For some, it could not have come quickly enough, while others are doing all they can to hold on before having to, finally, say goodbye. First of all, congratulations are in order. From those at the top of their As you continue to grow up, move up and move on, your community will always be here for guidance and sup- port. We've watched you achieve and We are counting on you, the next crop of brilliant doctors, to come up with the cure for cancer. You, the next batch of dedicated teachers, to continue educat- ing our country's youth. You, the bud- ding ."dot-com" entrepreneurs, to trans- form the face of business. You, the ideal- istic social activists, to effect change wherever and whenever need be. Good luck, graduates. You made it. Now it's time to make it happen. ERIC HUTCHISON -OCTA-- ---, SURG[~ G[NERM:s WARNING: OPUATION OF T~ IS V[~I CL~ UND~R CURRINT Ol[S~L ~NGIN[ GRr.AllY INCR~ES [Xf()5Uf[ lD CANCIBOJS AG~NTS. > Past the point of compromise on Newport Dunes project HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES AT ISSUE: The Newport Beach City Council is scheduled to vote June 27 on the proposed Dunes resort. Readers say they doubt environmentalists and the developers can strike an agreement. My vote is'tbat il 1s too late for a compromise to be 1~dchPd, because the dev elopers of the proposed Dunes . resort have gone Readers too fdf. lt is-a~tronorrucal. RESPOND ram so disap-pomted 10 the C1t-y Council and the rest of the offloals who have worked so hard to do this ghastly thin . MICHELE NI Bd.lboa lsldlld The only way oow for a red.SOndble ' discuss10n with EvclDS Hotels lS to decllne the request. When hotel offi - cials state, "We've made so many compromises ... , • you know the city bas already given lhE> ship away. Newport Beach ~pie must think more like Laguna Beach le.tdcrs, , wbe.te they put the qucthty oi We above making tht> dollers tor thP city. Once declined, Evens Holds rndV dPdde the -.,..ting enhtlements are not 1t0 bad. •• I Jiff GWIN Corona del Mar may qeate a threat to our beautlfuJ and raie waterfowl population, llke an elephant m a porcelain shop. A pro1ect of even hall the size of what is now planned would be loo large. If Evans Hotels is seriously pre- pared to scale down the plans, let the public see what iS"proposed; or let's have a re fe rendum and let the citi· -zens of Newport Beach decide whether they want jhis elephant or not. DAGMAR M. RIOS Newport Beach Can a compromise be reached about the Dunes project? Probably not. 1Teaswe Island is privately owned land. The Dunes project site as state- b.ed lan<b granted to the county and is under long-term lease. The entire pro- 1ect site-hes wUhtn the C'Oe9tal ~~ L~ theretore under the jli.riSdiction of the ~tale Coastal Comuussion The land-use designabon of the pro- ject site contained in the certified land- use plan 9' •reaeatiOD ~nd environ- mental open apoce. • 1be state Coestal Act states, in po.rt: •tower cost YlS1tor and recreational fecOity shall be protected, encour~ and, where feasible, provided. pevet- opmentl providing 1'8C1'88tio11111 oppor- tunities are preferred.• An amendment to the certUled land· use plan must be obteiDed kom the · Coutal Commwton for the Dunes pro- ject's chaDge of ... ADyane cu obtain COjiii al 5 ftfnht? S .... dliiiiiimdai· tion .................... .., o.put. mem. .. ........... Nl&ltpaltllldl OTY OF COSTA MESA Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair Drive, 92626, (714) 754-5223 Mayor: Gary Monahan Coundl: Joe Erickson. Heather Somers. Ubby Cowan and Unda Dixon OTY OF NEWPORT BEACH Newport Beaeb City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd., 92663, (949) 644-3309 Mayor: John Noyes Coundl: Gary Adams, Jan Debay, Nonna Glover, Tod Ridgeway, Dennis O'Neil and Tom Thomson COAST coMMUNITY • · COUEGE DISTRICT District Office: 1370 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa 92626, (714)432-5898 Oytncellor: William M. v~ Walter G. Howald, George E. Brown. Jerry Patterson and Annando Ruiz. NEWPOKT-MESA u.IED SOtoOI. ftloesirm"NC"'CT.,. Dtstrk:t Office: l985-A Bear St., Calta M8l8 92626, (714) 424-5000 Saperlat I I 1 7 lobeft Barbot . Ila.rd: Dene 8liM:k; Judy Pr1111co, Jim ~-, man. Martha Floor, Wendy Leece, Serene Stokel and Devkl Brooks .. Board: 1i'udy .Ohlig- Hall, Mike Healey, Fred Bockmiller, Dana Haynes and Jim Atkinson llwlt ... Daily Pilot Mllllll . . Housq need sUp8raedes ~ c6aracter' r.e hem i9IMllng with cancan opiD1m1 pobllthecl.~ ID tbe J " Deily PUot lbat espw tbe fear many haft ol bllag eo-caDed neigM-xbQod klmllty. every~ M8M cMelopmenl -whether irl OD tbe Ea9t Side, ID Mesa Verde or Home Ranch -is •too big.• I chudded when Meld Verde r811dents claimed the 'v neighborhood c:bar8dlr would be destroyed by the propoeed protect when the area ID questkJD faces two huge apartment romplexes on the south and west; a luge com- mercial shopping center, lnduding a bowling alley on the eut1 and Adams Avenue with the main post office, large physical fltneu center and more on the north. Excess traffic, congested puk- ing and overcrowded sdloo1I are listed as legitimate concerns about each development. However, it seems lo me a more pressing con- ceru all of us should have as a community is: How are we going to provide housing for all who need it? 11le shortage of housing in Southern California is lilted as the most crucial in the country. and Orange County's need lops the list. We have a choice. We can take every opportunity to provide bous· ing for our low-and moderate- income families, even if it calls for smaller yards, cookie-cutlel" houses (same as tract homes?) and perk- ing problems. Or we can ignore one of the most critical issues facing us as a society today. lbelDOTillorlumonbuilding ~Jll•• ue ..-.. mnrlMt-en if It aimp1les wttb existing zoning. is vary sad. Some people want larger yards and gaidana: some people just want lo haw a de<:8Dl and safe piece lo live for their chil· dren. I Tbe pratects bemg'qwticloed' will certamly not be loW-income housing. But people moving into those homes would probably be moving up. and a ripple effect 1 could pcovide homes for others ! moving up. • ThOle of us wbo got bare tint 1 and have large lots and four-bed-f room homes are the lucky on... We should be willing lo Ibale tboee bl11111Dg1 by meldng room 3 for otben, ..,._ If it aamps our lifestyle a bit. As St. Elizabeth~ Seim laid, •we muat live more simply so odl· ers am simply live.• JEANFCmAlH Cmt&Mele SpOrts stars turn out to deliVer scbOlarships to youth I t's about making a differ- ence. It's about opening doon for young people - opening doors that young people in this community might not have dreamed pouible as part of their futwe. It% about bringing races and cultures together through education and oppo~ty. It's a major undertaking, to be certain. More than 300 local patrons in support of youth joined forces.recently, under the banner of the Deacon Jones Foundation, to put on their black-tie get-up and gorgeous gowns and came tog'etber for dinner at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, lrvine. It was the inaugural Dea- con Jones Foundation Orange County Scholarship Awards, attended by a bevy of sports stars and commUJ)i- ty leaders, educators and philanthropists, plus regular folks and families who believe that to make a differ- ence, you must stand up and be counted. They were. As a result, several young people will have a start for college. 1Wo local students were named the inaugural . scholarship winners: Alexan- der Barerra and Phi Luoung, both of Santa Ana. Other finalists were: Wendy Muril- lo of Costa Mesa and Fran- dsco Hernandez, Danielle After HOURS ART a.ASSIC FOLK ART A reception for 'tolk artist Nancy Thomas will be held from noon to + p.m . Saturday at the Buttera Collection, 1727-1745 Westcliff Drive, Newport Beach. Free. Infor- mation: (949) 650-8570. THE CP.OWD ~ "' It was the inaugural Deacon Jones Founda- tion Orange County Scholarship Awards, attended by a f?evy of sports stars and com- munity leaders, educa- tors and philanthropists, plus regular fol.ks and families who believe that to make a differ- ence, you must stand up and be counted. Hoffman and Anthony Nunez of Santa Ana. Underwritten by Tiffany and Co. of South Coast Plaza and Gateway Computers, the program will introduce a SUMMER 2000 IMAGES "lmages of Summer 2000," a mixed-media exhibit featur- ing images of coastal living will run through July 5 at Bloomingdale's Home Store Fine Art Gallery, 701 New- port Center Drive, Fashion lsland. Free. (949) 650-7701. 'MAJOR/MINOR' •Major ArVMinor Artists," an exhibit featuring works seven-year mentorsbip planned by the foundation to provide consistent and ongo- ing guidance, leadership and nurturing for local youth to inspire them to attain goals and to attend a university. Gateway pledged to pro- vide new computers to the finalists. In the crowd offeriJig sup- port were Peggy Goldwater and 80b Clay, Mike and Constucle Harvey, Bernie and Barbara King, Ken and Shella Loyd, Dave and Ellyn Snowden, Mike and Nicole Vbhny and Tony and Katri- na Wong. Also in atten- dance, ex-heavyweight world champion Ken Norton; NFL Hall-of-Pamer owe Matson and his wife, Mary; former San Francisco 49er Bob SL Clair, Purvis AUdm of the former Los Angeles Rams, Oakland Raider Fred BUetnlkoff and his wife, Angela; Marcel Dionne of the Los Angeles Kings, Olympic star Al Joyn- er and Dallas Cowboys Hall- of-Fam.er Bob Ully and his wife, Ann. • The Newport-Mesa crowd headed south for the third annual "Capistrano Antiques and Garden.Show• held recently in San Juan Capis- trano. More than 600 lovers of fine antiques helped to by elementary school stu- dents, is on display through Sunday at The Orange County Museum of Art at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bris- tol St., Costa Mesa. Museum hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturdays and 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Sundays. Admis- raise in excess of $100,000 on the event's opening night for local charities. Recipients included the Susan G. Komen Breast cancer Foun- dation, Boys & Girls Clubs, Canine Companions for Independence and others. The event's co-chair- WOIJl!!n were the dynamic duo Carol Tbielen and Cyn- thia Harper Miley, who pulled out all stops to ensure a first-class presenta- tion of dealers and exhibitors. Major sponsors of the show were Elle Decor Mag- azine, Mikimoto at South Coast Plaza, Scalamandre and South Coast Plaza. Mikimoto's BW Thomas was on site with a major jewelry presentation to delight the patrons. Spotted in the handsome crowd sampling finger food from David Wilhelm's Culi- nary Adventures Catering Co. were Raebel Ashwell, R.J. and Gloria Brandes, Coleen and Gary Campbell, Karen Hardin, Gavin and Ninetta Herbert, Joan Irvine Smith, Peter Keller, Shella Sonensblne, Made- line and Jim Swinden, and South Coast Plaza's Turkish Tornado Blllur Wallerich. • B.W. COOK's column appears every Thursday and Saturday. sion is free. (714) 662-3366. ARCHITECTURE AND ART A reception will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday for ·Architecture in Perspective 14, • an exhibit of 60 award- winning works by interna- tional architectural illustra- tors on display at Newport Top photo: from le ft, ~e Vishny, JoEllen Qualls and former football star Deacon Jones at the Deacon Jones Foundation Orange County Scholarship Awards. Bottom photo: from left, Catherine Th yen, Peter· Keller and Carol Thielen at the Capistrano Antiques and Garden Show. Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. The free exhibit features works select- ed from more than 500 entries representing past and future projects by Bill Evans, William G. Hook, Scott Mil- hoan, Jeny Yinand, Serge Zaleske and others. It doses July 28. (949) 717-3801. ART WfTH WINE Works by Impressionist arust Lenora Monahan are on dis- play at the Robert Mondavi Wine & Food Center, 1570 Scenic Ave., Costa Mesa. Exhibit hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays through July 17. (949) 644- 8389. T wo shopping venues. Pity theres only one ~ou. I J I I I 11 t . I I I ... Ab•olutely the lowest pricle in Ocean Ridge. Gorgeous, almost new home with vaulted ceilings in entry and large windows. 4 BO, 2.5 BA with extra large backyard. Please call Marian Phillippi at (949) 717-5111. Large 4 BO, 3 BA family home with bay and ocean views. Spacious living room with high ceilings, 3 car garage and large back patio. Please call Marian Phillippi at (949) 717-5111. 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Rams assistant coach Spam Editor Roger Carbon • 949-57 44223 • Thundoy, June 22, HIGH SCHOOL SCUPIOOI SERIES EAGLES Solo flexing COSTA MESA -It'd be an exaggeration, of course, but one might best sum up the 1999-00 Estancia High girls ath- letic year in two words: Lauren Cassity. nie talented senior starred for the basketball team, led the volleyball team and pulled double duty in the spring to contribute in softball and swimming. Cassity's athleticism and competitiveness prompted Pacif- ic Coast League hoops coaches to select her Co-Most Valu- able Player alter leading the.Eagles to a surprising second- place finish. She averaged 12.5 poings and spurred an eight- game winning streak late in the season, halted by a second- BRIAN POeUOAt OAlt.V Pl.OT round1oss in the CIF playoffs. Junior Liz Huipe bad noteworthy campaigns in cross country and track and field to top a handful of other individ- ual standouts. After setting a school record (17:57) at league cross country 'finals, she was fourth in CIF Division IV, then ninth in her second straight trip to the state meet. She was second in the 1,600 and fourth in the 3,200 at league finals this spring. Senior Becca Silva (soccer) and sophomore Erika Avalos (basketball) were first-team All-PCL, while senior Meghan Fey (soccer), seniors Helen Aores and Debra Wyman (soft- bal), juniors Zuyin Barrera and Lisa Hirata (basketball), were. second-team all-leaguers. _ Sophomore Hanni Geider won the PCL title at 100 meters and her twin sister Jasmine was second. They were also sec- ond and. third in the 200. Senior Lauren Cassity bad a bigb-proftle for the Eagles. She was also second-team all-league in volleyball. " -by Barry Faulkner MARIANNA DAV MASSEY I OAll.V PILOT At left. a quartet of basketball players celebrate together after a basket and foul set up a potential three-point play. Above, shortstop Stephanie Cachola executes a slide of her own to short-bop a throw, while a Costa Mesa runner slides in safely at second base in a cross-town Pacific Coast League show- down. At right, freshman XochiU Byfield gets a step on a Corona del Mar defender as she· attacks ,the basket in a league contest on the Sea Kings' Door. 8RlAH P08UOA I OAl.V Pl.OT Pitcher Debra Wyman sizes up the strike zone and opposlng hitter. CONMO lAU I OAl.V Pl.OT Lauren Cassi~ protects the ball. ~DAV MASSEY I OAlV Pl.OT Uz Huipe pulls away from the competition. Pirates c·oach quits •Schedule conflict ends J3uonarigo's 3- year softball tenure. Silver bells ringing in June · •It's a banner time for Newport Beach Goll Course, which is set to host two popular events in a row. t TI first thing a visitor sees upon terlng Newport Beech from the Irvine Avenue uit olf the San Joequin Hilla Tull Road is the ~-~WIXlln...&HMICAGolf Cwne. _ And. ill beck-to-beck work days, the executive ClOW9 wtD be busier than ever, bodng tbe l ltb annual Runnin' GUDDlll' Golf 'lbumament Priday to celebrate lnele¥ant Week and Che George Yardley O. 'lbur- MD*lt. a.k.a. Yardl8y W. an Mon-day. • 1be hash. gr9e11 fairwaJI iM . l!pUtdlng .,.._ buald oa No. 15 gift out..of-tc»wnmw a quick glW•.,.. of N9wpolt'I ~ • ...,tum olf wt imP'YoataalD ............. ,,. ............ Nnrpalt Bw:b Gal C-11 owmd "' .... dly of N&wpmt 8-:11. bal ... a.c:t lllDe •lllili--lllleaflnlDeA_..11 But, for now, all the stars and stripes and red, white and blue bells and whistles will· be aimed at the famous ligl)t- ed links wtfltff have been around as long as Irrele- vant Week. __ ... -..c---1Wenty-ftve years for anythlng constitutes a tradi- tion in Newport Beach. • ThAI ~ lmileYant Week gol eoumammt. wbid:l ltartl at 9 a.m. Pdday, ill dilfamt IMD in pMt,..., wllmtwlrllngw~wl gallms w.19 cb..s wllb lll'*t ~ antbe.-,-muod*.._ . •0ne of tbe 19•am W9 ctwng9d .... bmat .. became ...... .,.,. pl9 amplmln ID tbe pell n., dkl- n't ibili; (akl) tonMt. wt I w anea1-.·..tid••, • .._. .......................... past. and that was a problem with starts at 2 p.m. Golfers can register the golf course, too ... golfers enjoy online at www.yardley2000.com. golfing.• George Yardley, the Naismith The entry fee is $100 per player, Basketball Hall of Fa.mer and New- but partidpants recei,ve a sand port Harbor alumnus (circa 19'6), Ja wedge as part ot their tee-prize once again the event chairm&u and peckage, to with that, Purcell said, celebrity beedliner. •100 buc.kl is a pretty oominal Last year, Yard.Jey Vl lawlCbed charge for a good time for a couple an ..ay cootelt f~ students, won of boun. • by Princeton-bound John Swigart. Speaking ol a good time, many of and began a (."OIDm1mtty outn_ ... _cb"'n;;;;;;--~ me"'bolel, ulD put~unnin--C-un--Wftli Oli¥e Crelt"HOiie and Servkel Din' golf toumements at Newport for Abwed Cldldnn. Beech Goll Coune. will be bigb-Some of tbe local Fil pl'OI HgMM by spedal featuNI. lnduds apKtlld lo pley ..... ,.., tnclude Ing bale No. 8, wbk:b wtD haft a Big C..,.. COUlllly Cub bMll pro IQwmll Oub-tpamcnd = I 1\198 Kelly Manoi. C... Mm9 Ge*. ......... boa. Cm't wail lo get CouMry Club beed po a.d....,..., ID lne. Saala Ana Ccallly Club Dlredal of n.. wll a11o be dowt-to-tbe-<aa. MD._... wl ,.._ .. pm pm.• -of tb. pu-31, aa.Clab PGA JllOllid I* cm'ol 'l n...., .. ol a cando .. Mm· lallnldllD ca.ma Deck. _,.Mal.a' tr md a 1100 ••IDgi n. ..-...... CJllJW llO,IOO dlf lllll• ...... "'........ .... ,.. .... Ns•pullt ....... :-:=:.==-·~-~De? b:(Mlta- -ldlm•IMlll ND.... . • ........ .. A , .... ..._. ... dliltmllll••--._ • • •If LY Estancia jobs open COSTA MESA -Estancia High i9 look:ing for a boys and 1Jtdl tennis roach, as well u a girls soccer coach. Anton Striegl recently resigned the girls soccer posi- tion, after accepting a teach- ing position a l Long· Beach Wilson High. The boys and girls tennis coach will replace Dave Hebert. Interested applicants should cont.act Girls Athletic Director Nancy Ferda or Boys Athletic Director Tim Parsel a t the school's athletic office: (949) 515-6508. Mesa seeking coach COSTA MESA -The Cost.a Mesa High football program is looking for an offensive and defensive tine coach for the upcoming season. •Eight-run fifth leads to mercy-rule elimination for CMNLL Minor A squad. • Jot1ph loo DAILY Pilar HUNTINGTON BEACH • When the Costa Mesa National Uttle League Minor A Marlins finally scored a run in the top of the fiftJr to cut their deficit to 3-1, it put them in excellent position to come back against the beavily- favored Seaview Mariners. The Marlinl didn't help their pitchers on the field. They committed eight erron during the game. In that inning, the Mari.Den' first eight batters · scored before the Marlins got an oul Only three hits were needed in scoring the runs, two singles and a triple. "They were the better team.• Hanley said about his opponent. "They won thelr league and went 19-1. They're a good team.• The Mariners only gave up two hits. 1\'evor McGuff led off the game with a bunt single and the Marlins didn't get another baserunner until Coty Hanley walked in the fifth. The position includes a stipend and will involve coach- ing the varsity and junior varsi- ty. Those interested in starting immediately should contact CONRAD LAU I O~Y PLOT Michael Green, Mr. Irrelevant XXV, shows off Lowsman Trophy alongside Paul Salata. But the Marineis never gave the Martins a cbanoo to bat again. They scored eight runs in their half ol the fifth to invoke the mercy rule 00 the Marlins. 11-1, Wednesday in the first round oC the District 62 Tourna- ment oC Champions at Ocean View Uttie League Park. Before the filth, both base- ball teams benefited from pitching. Neither team walked a batter until the fotJrth and there were only three combined hits before the fifth. The Marlins' second hit came right after that walk, a single by Nick Dtf>ietro. Taylor West then bit a saaifice Dy to drive in the Marlins' only run. "We didn't ge t enough bits,· Hanley Hid. "We didn't get consecutive hits to start anything.• • Coach Jerry Howell at school (714) 424-8768. Roasted & toasted Despite their troubles at the plate, the Marlins were only down, 3-1, heading into the bottom of the fifth. Secrest only gave up two runs, one earned, in three innings before being pulled to possl· bly pitch the MarUns' n ext game, if they won. But the eight-run Mariners fifth ruined those plans. Tennis carnival Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT at the annual AU-Star Sports Banquet and Lowsman Tho- phy presentation. you're here,• Tunney quipped, turning to look at Green seated beside the podium. "l don't know why any of these people are here, but they've all been coming for 25 years .. . they need help.• COSTA MESA -The Cos- ta Mesa Tenn.is Center will host a tennis carnival and man- ulacturers' demonstration day saturday from noon-4 p.m. NEWPORT BEACH- Super Bowl MVP Kurt Warn- er, who was presented with an honorary Lowsrnan 1\'o· phy, and Mike White, the for- mer Cal football coach wbo helped launch super agent Leigh Steinberg's career, honored Mr. Irrelevant XXV from the bead table Wednes- day night as representatives of the Rams. With several former Mr. Irrelevant honorees in atten· dance to help celebrate the silver anniversary edition, White and Steinberg remi· nisced about the good ol' days at Cal. • "Things were · going smoothly w1lh Anthony Secrest, our No. 1 pitcher, in the game,• Marlins Manager Craig Hanley said. "But our other two pitchers just could· n't produce outs.· The public is invited to attend and try out the latest tennis equipment. •Since Warner stocked shelves at a supermarket before returning to the NFL and getting a chance to play, a Vons/Pavilions official made Green an honorary box boy. For information, phone 'CMTC Tennis Director Hank Lloyd at (7 14) 557 -2011. "(Steinberg) was my dorm counselor (in 1971), • White said privately before the ban- quet ·I was nothing and he was nothing.•. GOLF out for the 12th annual Steve Van Hom Memorial Goll Tournament Scramble Aug. 28 at Cost.a Mesa Goll & Country Club. Commodore's Cup •As Salata and Daily Pilot Publisher Tom Johnson walked together to enter the grand ballroom at the Mar- riott for the AU-Star Sports Banquet, a Los Alamitos High cheerleader, who was direct· ing traffic for contused visi- tors in the hallway, asked: •Are you guys here for lrrele· vant Week?" CONTINUED FROM B 1 NEWPORT BEACH -The Jr. Commodore's Cup Regat- ta, reaturing competition in several cla,ses, is scheduled Sunday. beginning with a skipper's meeting at noon at the Lido lsle Yacht Club. And, of course. Steinberg was part of the program. giv- ing a contract worth the price of the paper it was printed on to Mike Green, selected 254th by the Chicago Bears. earning Green the title as the ultimate underdog and the lucky last pick in the 2000 NFL draft. White become a two-time NCAA Coach of the Year, and, last season, was the assistant head coach for the Rams in the their Super Bowl title campaign. Steinberg, a longtime JW supporter, has negotiated the NFL's biggest contracts. onship is Friday through Sunday at Rancho Santa Fe Goll Club will feature four players with local ties: John Wardrup of San Diego. a Corona del Mar High product and former Newport Beach Country C lub junior champion; New- port Beach ~sident Mike Walke r; founer CdM High standout Chad Towersey; and Costa Mesa's Farrell Hinkle of Mesa Verde Coun- try Club. Van Hom. a Conner Estancia High basketball star. was killed in an acd· dent while on vacation in Mexico in March 1982. The event provides scholarships for students. Details: (406) 995-2234, the Van Hom household in Montana. Racing begins at t 2:30 with trophies awarded in the Lido 14, Laser, CFJ, Adult Sabots, Jr. Sdbot A, B C l, C 2 and C3 classes, as well as any one-design class with at least five entries. That meant he sat at the king's throne a t the Newport Beach Marriott as Irrelevant Week founder Paul Salata and a host of celebrity-guest well-wishers· roasted and toasted the former North- western State (La.) free safety Warner, melfhwhile, pro· vided the full-house crowd with a videotaped message to Mr'.' lrrelevant. •Fonner NFL referee Jim Tunney was among the celebrity guests at the head table: The informal crowd fol- lowing them were in stitches. •Costa Mesa resident Jack Faulkner. scouting director for the Rams who has been with the organization for 38 years, is also a longtime rw supporter. • The 2000 Southern Cali· fornia PGA Junior Tour Championship will come to ·Newport Beach Goll Course Aug. 17. Trophies will be awarded in each class. For information, phone Ken Larson at (949) 723-8268. "I don't really know why •Registration material is • IUCK.+JU> DUNN'S golf column appears every Thursday. Flctlt.loua BualrleH Name Statement The lollowmg peraoos .,. doing bus.ness .. 1NEWPOAT BAY CAPI· TAl. 2737 E Coast Ii~ Corona del Mar, Cl 92625 ~Cance Robert Boggs, 600 Ordlld Ave , Coione del Mar. CA 92625 Thia business 11 con· ducted by: an lndtvldutl Have you 1tar1ed doing bulinell yet? No ~nee Aobel1 Boggs Thl1 atatement wu hied wilh the County Clertc of Orange County on 06l20l2000 20008832199 Dally Pllol June 22, 29, July 8. 13, 2000 Tb894 ~Utloua Bualnen · ,.....,. Statement The lollowing persons ere dOlng bullnetl 11 1 PAOOOA PARTNERS. 6 WateifOtd Wey, New- port Cout. CA 92657 Suzan Moore. 8 W1· larford Way, Newpotl Coast. CA 92657 Kathenne 0. TIHy· Bllru, 4 s S.y CloM, ·~~ .. 18 con-dUc:ted by e general parin.rahtp Have you 111 rted dol~ bu1ine" yet? Y•. May 18, 2000 Kdl9f1ne 0. rllly•811N Thia statement wa1 bled w11h the County Cleltc of Orange County on O!!l2el'2000 2000tt30142 O.llY Pilot June 1, a, 15, 22,)00o Th8QZ NOTICE OF ' INVmNG BIDS CrTY OF NEWPORT BEACH MOORING PERMIT A·184, an off-.hote mooring med for 65'. SeMd bide may be ,.. oeived at the office of the City Clertl, 3300 N-- port Booleverd, P.O. Bo• 1788, Newport BNch, CA 92858-8915 until 1t :OO AM on the 11th of JULY 2000, at which time 1uch bids shall be opened and reed. MINIMUM BID 110.000 The City of Newport Beach rGHIVH the right to rej«:t all bide A 25% ~po1it mu1t 1ccom· pany each bid. 81l1nce due on or ti.lore Thurllday, July 13, 2000 tor the suc- oaestut bidder Caehiers c:heck or credh card only PToapec:tiYe bidders may view Moomg A· 184, IO- cated beyward lrom D or E StrMt The biannual llflJng end tnepecllon of this mooring by 1 licenMd marine oontrac· tor la due Mardi 2001. Thll will be an additional eicpenee For fUl1* k'l- f orme tlon 0111 WH Annand et 949-644·3043 ~::'.:L.n. Harbor ""°"'°" Publlahed Newport Beach·Co1t1 Meea Delly Pb June 22, 27, Flc:Utlous BuslnMa F1c:tttioue ....,... FlctttJou• Bualneaa ~ Bualneaa Ftcttttoua BuelnMa Fk:tlUoue .-.... Flc:tllloue ....._. Flctllloue .... ,,... Name S18'11Mnt HMM 8'lltllment Name S~ Herne Statement ...... S'*"'9nt Nw s...wn.nt ...... I' 1 wM ..... ltllllMOt • The following persona The lollow4no 1>8<9009 The following 1*9001 The loltow!~ The I~ 1*8008 The 1o11owina P8<'IOIW The toloWlf1a per'IOIW The tolowlrlCI per'IOIW are «-l!I bulilNa u: .,. doing bulilt8e u: .,. doing buelrll8a • .,. ~ .. : .,. tila bulirl8te aa; .. ~ ~ aa: .. ~ ~ aa· .,. doing ~ as. ~ Aqua Geo Con-Downie'• Ud,. 4533 True ColtactablH, CLAREMONT PlACE, ACO, 227 W C.nada Co<* Communlcatlons Sandcuie Towel Com-Allletone Real &late aultants, 4050 Pule MacMhur Blvd., New-2711 E. COUC HialMey, 180 Newport Center 11, San Clemenle, Cel. Strvloea, 901 South pany, 228 Marine Ave.. Group, 13 Sl.arahlne, =ort, Newport port Betdl, CA 92660 1100, Corona deT Mar, Drive, 1180, Newport 92672 Hattx>r Blvd.. Santa Balboa l1l1nd, CA IMne, CA 112e12 , CA 92680 Ken Oownle'1 ltd.. CA 92625 e..ch, CA 92660 ~ JanlM Bloom. Ana, CA 92704 928&2 RlcMrd Mlchael KtnC, Wllllam Patrick (CA), 4533 MacArthur Trva Computing, Inc.. Claremont A"111ad 227 W Canada 11, San Chrlatophtr Dh1on Staptlen J. Sdlvlze, 13 SWIHne. !Moe, CA Murphy, 4050 Perk &lvd., Newport Beach, :r.· 2711 E. Coast Uvtng, llC. (CA). 180 ~. Cal 92872 Cooll. 901 South H8lt>or 3635 E. Coul Hwy., 92812 =ort, Newport CA 92960 way, 11oe. Corona Newport Cent., Drive, Thia bulloele la oon-Blvd , s.nla Ana, CA IS40, Corona dal Mar, TNe butilleM It con. CA 92860 Thia bullnt .. It con· Mir, CA 92625 1180, Newport Belch, duetld by: en indMdllel 92704 CA t2e25 ducted by: an lndMdUal Thia bo*'"9ae It con-Miid by: • corporation Thia buelnea la con-CA 92660 Have you et1rte Th1e buelneae la con-TNe ~ le con-Have you etartad dudld by. an kldMduel Have you 1tar1ad ducted by: 1 corporation This boslneu 11 con-doing ~ yet? No dUc:ted by. an individual ducted by. en ~ dolna bullneee yet? No Have you atartad doing buelneu y_fA? No He11e you 1t1rted ducted by: Llmhed Lia· Raildall JamM Bloom Hive you started Have you a1erted RldlMf Mlohell Kent dolna buslnMa 1-911 No Ken Downlu Lid .. doing bueineas yet? No bilily·Co. Thie ltatement wa1 doing buelneu yet? doing bullrlMI Yf111 No Tl\ll 1t.t•ment w11 Wllllem P1trlck Tami A. Olckuon, Man-True Computing, Inc., • Hava you started filed with the County Y11, 1978 ~ J. Sc:hlae bled with the County Murphy 1gar John Lecey, Pr"'°8nt doing buslne11 yet? C1e111 of Ofange CountY Chrletophar OIJton Thia atement wu Clerf< at Orange County Thia atatement WH This statement w11 Thi• et1tement wu YM, 6+2000 on OM>lll2000 Cook flied with the County on 09l20l2000 filed With the County llled with the County Iii.cl with the County Claremont Aaal1tad 2000M31HI Thia atalement wu Ctertl of Orange Counly 2000M322Ja Clefll of Orange Counly Cletk of Orange County Cleltc of Orange County Living, LlC, Sh1ron Daly Piiot June 15, 22, Iii.cl with the ·County on OSl20l2000 Delly Piia( June 22, 29, on 08I09l2000 on 05/2e/2000 on 06/13/2000 Etchegoyen, Aaaletant 29, Jib 8, 2000 TllOZO Clerf< cl Orange County 2000M3222t July a. 13. 2000 Th9Q2 2000M3121J 2000MJOt31 2000M3tl7t Secretary on 06/13/2000 Dally Piiot June 22. 29 Daly Pilot ;11ine 15, 22, Dailv Pllol June 1, S. 15, Deify Pilol June 15, 22, Thia statement wu F~-=• 2000la1570 Hot !t 13. 2000 !b9Ql Flctllloua lualneu 29. July 8, 2000 Tb878 22~ Th8Ql 29. Ny 8, 2000 Tb885 filed With tfle County Dally Pll04 June 15, 22, in---.~ •• _.__. ..... ~ . Rctttlo ..... Cle'1I of Orange County The lollowlng parlOfll 29. July 0. 2000 Thl82 .-... u.---The loleowlna pe<1IOlll Fletltlou• Bualneu ua _,,... Flc:ttdou• luainn• on 06I09r.1000 .,. doing buelntu aa· ,.... ltahment .,. doing ~ u : Heme StMement NMte ltaeement Name St..t.ment 20008Ut273 CYNDIA'S INTERIORS. F1ct111oua 1ue1rw The toloWlf1a peraooa Surf CltYa Glut Shop The followlna pe The ~ The fol~ Oaiy Pilot June 15, 22, 10903 El Cld Avenue, Nw ltalllMllt .,. doing bueli*' a · USA, fn9 Plec«ltia are ""Ina~ are doing t u : 1re ~ ~ u . 29, Jth 6. 2000 Jh0§9 Fountain Valley, CA The lo410wing PG'-Aebelhwy.com, 885 W. Ave., Coeta Meu. CA _.,, . 0eeo Edge Producllona Rffl ~ Automo-92708 1 ~·~-1llltl St., Cotta M9ta, 92U7 West Newport ThtNdl, 2855 PinecfMll Dr e: live Muketlng, 2801 FtctttkM.la BualnMS Cvn<11a Vandenberg, ~·~DO ,,.,,.;· 4 CA llQ927 TtmllM eo.n., 1m ~ =-~· = 413, Coeta MMe, .. CA Wnt couc ~ #390, ... me St..t.ment 10903 El Cld Avenue. FUW, 1780 Plaotnlil Kam Ian Foo. 19&5 f>tecentia A\19.. Cotta 2~ Kay ~·=: 92i!~rlcle L. Hay11, ~:~ Bt1 ' CA The followl~ ~~O:ln Valley, •CA ~·~ Coeta M9ta, :=on e!'!c:11. ~~ ~ ~7 la oon- 19 Orange ·• 2855 PIMCfMll Dr .. E· Randv A Poulson, .,. dOll'lll Ii aa. T111a butlne11 le con-Juan Pedro Gonzalez. 92e&3 dllcted by. an indMclMll P<>ft.e..ch. Ctllf. 929!13 413, Coeta MIN, CA 9582 Ham1hon Ave.. Oil DOS SANTOS ducWd by' In~ ~ Thia ~ le con-Have you alerted This bu9ltieM ~ con-92828 1107, Huntington LANDSCAPE CO.. HtYt you atar1ed 1780 Aye., 18• clded t.u; en lndMdual ~ .... -'-'-....., No dueled.by: an lndMdUtl Thtt tlUlinMI la con-.. _ ....... CA.....,,. 29112 E. Kommart ..w..... bullnaa ....., No C°"8 Mela. CA 92S2'7 H .,.,. _.,,.,..._TY"' Have you 1t1rted duet«! by: an lndMdual ~·· ..... -~~ con-une. SilveradO, CA C-v ~ Thia bu9lnell II con-ive you •tarted T.,,-a1ea Co4Nna o doing bulineu yet? Have 'you etarted ~':,~;;'9lndiYidual 92878 1"hlt eta~em;;-·; .. ductld by: an lndMdu8I ~ ... 811t;ot,neu yet? ....... Thie...-.~,..~~ YM Oct 1997 ~ .... ~ ....., No vy. Gil ""-0-~ • _.... ....... ,.._......, Have you 1tartad ,..., ..... , .... ~ .. , • · ...--,~. Heve you eter1ed .,.,. ....,...,. ...,..,. ,...,. wl1h Iha .........,", ..w..... ~o:!.No !<Ml tin F-oo Cltlll of 0renge County Martyn K. Horwaker P L Ha.-doing bv1ln11a yet? ~ Co., (C.llfomla) C1et11 of""-f" _ _.. _.,, -..... • .... m ..... wu ,..,,,,.,,..,.,..,. Thia 11alement wae Thia Ital~ w81 y-. 511100 29112 E. Kommera LI\, on 08.'0lll200o.,,. ""'01 "¥; P:Oement ::. filed-Wit! 'i. ...,.County on ._ .... 20'0o.32192 hied with the County llltd wllh the Couney ~ A Pouteon Silvefado, CA 92079 200ClllJ12IO fled wllh IM County Cltlll,..~ Counly Deily Plloc June 22, 29, Clettl~ County C1et11 of Orange County Thie ataltllltnt wu Thia butllleea II con-Diiiy P11oc June 16. 22, CIM of er.,. COlnY on ....,.....,_ .My o. 13. 2000 Il!I05 on 2000MS1n 1 on 08/20t'200()2000IN2204 filed with the County ~a.:':~ 2!!. Mt 0. 2000 ,..-Z on oelOfi2000 IOOOllJl111 O.ity Piia( June 15, 22, DaMy Pilot June 22 29 Clelll of Orange COlnY begun 10 trlnlad buel-Flcttlloue ........ IGOONJ1211 Diiiy Plloc June 22. 29• FICtltloue ........ 29. July 8, 2000 Tblll JM!V f, 13. 2QQQ Jbn2 on ~IOHI ,,._ undef the flcdlioll8 Nw ............ Dally Piiot June 15, 22, NY 0 13, 2llOO D&4 ...... ....... .. DailYP".. •~ a 15 buelntH name OT T"-lollowlnQ IMI 21· .Mv 0. 2000 Jl!8ZI ~ ~.: The fob1flg penona Flctltloua lluelMM F1ct1t1oua lu.... 22.29. W.. Iti8j nemee lilled herein. _.dcq ~ · • .,. doWIQ 1Mi*11 ee: 2000 Name ............ Nw 8t11t91Mnt Oil Doe Senloe Utn0-Lee A.-~II. Flolltloue ......... The fo11M1na '*""" CMHS ChMf Alaocle· ThJ890 -.. Th• fO!lowlrlo '*'°"' The followlna P8<'IOIW Flotltloue lualnM• =IQ!~ ........ ~ 1927 Haltlor BIYct., &le. ...... lt&lllMllt .,. dalnQ llUllil9e • llon, 2860 Fairview ____ _...,.....,.....,. llra dolnG bulliMiu u: .,. doing~ a Name lt&elfMnt """' .--. 308 Co"8 MMe Cello-The ~ l*I0"8 Elec:ttonlb ·'Mueic In· Road, Co"8 MIN, CA Fictitious Bualneaa Amer\Oraft1 3025 S . Olympic DrMml, 28511 ''TM ~ pe!'IOM Pr;. ~ WM kWnia ta27 ' .. cil*lg bulillie 81: etlMI, i45 E. 11th ~ J Loni 93 ,...,,. • .........,. Harbor &Nd.. Santa PIMc:IMk DJ . E-413, -dc*ig ~ •• ....... ....-. ..... ,.._...... Dntootv o ...... 1927 DDA ,INSTITUTE. ~27 ~ ...... CA w~-I-. ... .... A The lolloWI Nia, CA 92704 C01111 Mela, CA e::ze29 SWMny ~. ,,_, -• .,,. """"'"' H9rt>Ot 8MI 9'a 308 1609 Sendcallle Dnve, ....,,.. ...,......., ~,. ,.....,, are doing ~:r Stt1ukl Murayama, Petricta L .. H1y11, 2761 Tem Cirde, .Cosfil ~~ couney C09la •: callfc>ml9 Conine dal Mil, CA David Chl1·Chla ""lo, CA ll29M ·--.. .._It A ... 1250 Meinl Avenut. 216!1 Pl!..-Dr .. E· MIM, CA 9a26 92857 12825 ' I lw DU ----Tflle bualnw .. oon-c~';;'~~;tt~·P·1e5 a.£. IN201, Co"8 M9aa, CA 413, CotUI Meu. CA Slephanlt Sweeny, lllUHMtl TNa bullflw II oon-Wlll9m S. F.-, ii,,..t15. Loe rn dUcted by: _::0_:::-on ~ C°"8 MtM CA 92828 92828 2751 Tam Clrde, Coeta Dallv Piiot ~ I , 15i ca.-t by. en lndMcMlt 1608 ~ DJ.. CA 80720 ~ -..-' ' Thia bullrlM8 II con-. TNa bualnw le oon-Miii, CA 92828 22,ll, IJQQ JM!\ HIVI . you a11ned Conine dal Mar, CA TNa bua1r11t1 II con-°'* 11111 a .... lhlp 9= e CocUrtll dUcild by."' lndMcMlt duded by. .,, lndMcUI Thie bualnw .. con-dOlnlJ 11ve1ne11 yet? 12115 -.ct iir. art~ Ha" you atefled 185 l: Wllaon, ~ Hav.:,..: ~,,~ H•v• you ~rtld ... by" .,, lndMUI v.. 1~11110. .::. ~ ~ Ha" you ltaftld ='9 ..... ~ yet? ~ ~=71rcon-~....-......_No Hev:...=~rtld -1111 _.11 ~.~.!::. .... -~ ~-=:' ~~ Kir..tt J.'..u.t _ cb;ted by' an lndMUI Thie ltlllf'flltle ... TNa ll&aU"*" .... ~ 9WMf1y ~ P8<'IOIW fled w111 Ill COU111y dlirlll ....... ,.rP ND n. 1J1 sa1' ._ -.....lllll---~11 .. HIVI 'fOU etarted fled wllh lie COUllly .... wlll Ill ~ ,,. .... lmenf WM .,. dalnt ....... 91: Qefl °' er.,. ~ ...... I. ~ ....... 9" ~ ~~-..,. ~ tll.llll'w Y9I? No ~ of ~ °°""'Y a.et at o..r. couney 111ec1 .-the COUllly L.-.do ~ um on oe11~ Tllll •l°I "*" .. CIMl o1 a.. ~ ~ .._.., E. CoC1Mfw1 IV on 06'0tl'200Cf on OMIOf200Cr Oell crf Orenoe ~ ..... Vlfde E ... Or.. 11111111111 ... Mii "' ~ on CIW1WIDOCJ" ""' .... _. -w1• 1111111-on 08/1tn000 Itta, Colla ..... CA ~ ........... 1.11. a.a .. a.. c..tf 11111111111 lllHIHIN "'" wllh the COUllly Daly Plloc ~ 1~ Daly .... June •=!· ...... ,.. 11128 ~ -~ .. ..... .,... ,.. ... .. .. ~ ..... June ... II. C1M of Or..,. Coun1y n. .My I. apgp .!!!!!! MI. 1&. R'9 !!!!!1 Daly PICIC June 15. ll2. a... :::.:..Corl! •11111111 .Mr I. II,•~ ,M;' !3,; M . TWt on0513CWOOO 211,.Mv,M ~ ~...... .CA A1•1• •rlUll ~=''" I HlllllOIM no.at• ........ A1•1• lualftlll Thefdeve l'arrell, ....... I 14nl ---.. _ Pl• A .... Ill Pl1•1a •rlnHJ =Ma '·~15j ::-.... :::. ::-• 1::. "=-.~·:·:-==--CA-=-.:-~=• P1•111 •114M =-• 1 =-.f:':'1EJ.:::• I li\\ 011111' .1"1\\·t -""ta--• ..... -:::-,. ,,_ -,._ .., -. •-•.1.""--"""':1•M -Q , *t I I= 'Ii:, .. _.. • GI.OM( • ai'~ ____ , -T.., ....... tllt·.·~~ ... ~ ~ --·--DIDrCD .. ....,_. DIWI • .._. A , -11t0, H11ntlntlon 1170I ~ ...... ,...... , ~ ING.COM, NII :a:~t Oo Held; 100iM MllN. 'OUfMln Yllley, CA "9d\. CA... .. -.1 ~ - ' "°" '-"'. CA -CA 90740 '-"'. Ce. .. ~ ... m1 ,_. LllOI ,_, 4Cn M 1111 w ,8'60ft Ce!Won. -11¥1o m ...,_ ...... ~ .c.,· Calla ....._ CA a., ........ , ._.. MiM. L ~ $ir"-=:...~ :::-·--'-"-CA: ... ---.~ 'W:.7111111ne1111oon-~-:... .. .,.. v:'-:::1 g.:•n:tita 1'111 ---.. ... ..... ==-~ . llOWll ... ..,. ............ TNI llUlloleal. 111· lllfto ... 11r. en INMdllll TNI ....... la IOft' Hewe ...,... ......... ~ ..... ,.., ... ,,.. ....... Ill........ '°" all"9f ~ ,.., ~= .,:r:: ~,=-~ =~ No .. -=-.,., ;.-. -11111 CCC I ....... ...,..,,.,._.,. ..... ~a..tlllla sr.:·~-= ::s; &:1"-\!l:i i=. .. = r:lu :., .. :., :., .. . .;,:..;;;;;;..;. ....... ;.-..-. .......... - Flctllloell .......... ffw •11 I Jnl. • The ....... ara dallla~ NEWPORT LOAH PROCE881HQ, 1ll07 Prl;;Clilll Line, .._,.,,, Boladl. CA _, -...... .......... ......... -•11 Amil ...... •I Uni ...... I' '!Rini ..... lkl ... The talowlna perwone The talowlna ...,... The klllowN penone The lolloMl'll ~ .. «*V ....... .. .. dollls ~ ... ... daW'U bulNie .. .,. dDi1g ......... -· NIOHT ... AAE AEtmEHCE AMER· ~ ...... 8i1s N1p1 1'&11ey P1ua & CAINVAL, 905 W.U ICA REM.TY, 1041 S1!Y-!'Do 27&1 W C-.. Hwy, Piila 474 E 1711 ~ 111, ~ a.actl, h Of •• Ser* ~ CA Sle 230, NewPort 1101, Collta Meta. CA CA 8"48 t270S 8eldl, ~ '2883 92827 S1epnen A Foneaine, Retldenc:e Amenee l(.athy MardarMCo, 23 Mar~ Group, 605 Walnut 11, Hunt· Onloe, Inc., (Fl). 6100 Spectrum Polnl, '205, U..C. (CA). 150( WMt• ltlQ9on Beach. CA -..e TamiMll' Tral4 Notth. La1cAt Foretl. CA eae.10 drll DIM '225, N9wpott liaac M Goie:I, 805 819. 143, Nlplea, Aotlda TN bu11neM 11 con-Beach ~ Walnlll I 11, Hunllnglon 3' 103 ducted by. an lndMcL.i Thie . bu.a.. 11 oon- Beach, CA -..e Thie ~ ii con-Hive you 1tuted ~ by. Limited lJe, Thia buemeu II oon-ducted by: • CCf'pOfaGon dowlQ ~ ~ No billy Co ducted by· a gene~I H111e you-atar1ed Kathy Mlfdareeco Ha11t you lllfted p1rtnerlttlp doing blAlitl9le ~ No Thia 111tement wH doing bulineM yte? No Hive you 1t1rted RHldence Amenea hltd With ttie County Marlhmellow Group, ~ ~ yet? No Online, Inc:. Vincent Clelll cA OrlQlle CounfY LLC, Todd T Marcil/ Stephen A Fontaine NIPOleOn • C&P on OMYJ/2d M,lnaglog Olrec:tor Thle 111t•1Mnt w11 Thia at1lemen.t waa 2000MH112 Thi• 111tement WIS filed Wllh the. County filed With the County Delly Pilot June e. 15, filed W'lth the County Cieri< of Orange CounlY C4tlic cl O<tnge CounfY 22. ?9. 2000 JM1() Clerl( of O<ange County on 06l2el200<i on 06I02J2000 on 06/02/2000 Flctltloue BuelneH 2booe830t41 • 2000M30l25 FlctHloue 8u.lne9• 2000M30lt7 Name 9'atement O.ity Pilot .Junt 1. 8. 16, Delly Pilot Juoe 8, 15, Name Statement Dally Piiot June &, 15, The IOllowlng ~reonl 22 20QQ Th809 22· 29. 2900 Th650 The lolk>Wlrljl pereona 22 •. 29. 2000> TD838 111 doing ~ u · F1 ...... •-·~ B -• 118 doing bu1ineM u · Fl tt•-.. -8 .i United Studioe cA Stlf Fictitious &u.ineu "'uuuu• u .. MH EL CORDOVA APTS. ct -U l'lffa DelenH, Newport Name Sl8t8ment ~ Stlltement 20n Cherie St. Cotti Name Statement ......,.. C8UllT "1•n1 9111011 OP~rg,u. -• llRHI OUlkaa .::...~• 341 TM Cly DIM. llOrrnc •~I Poet 011ca b 14171, CoOectltMH. 2410t ...,.,..,. IMI ··w-. =;5'?; L* ~. CA 830 IN THE MATTER ~ EM J Meurtzj, 112 THE PETITION TO Motill V•. IA. com CHANGE nE NAME Meta. CA t2e27 ~ ..... 9WIMrd Diena KnudNn, 1142 AMDDCD OMM Hamlfllre Rd., Tue., TO 1HOW CA 82780 CAUSE fOfl C14AHQE Sandra Awerbmp, CW NAME 274 f 1 P~ Mlellon CASE NUMH" Viejo, CA t:leOf A202111 Jon~. 27411 PETITIONER($) Padilla. MlMlon v~. Mehall Shlhmar'dl HAS/ CA 112981 HAVE FILED A Ouryle Webber, PETITION FOO AN 23271 El Galo. Lake ORDER TO CHANGE For•. CA 92930 NAMES FROM Sherry Webber, m71 Mallak Shlhrnardl El Gero, l..llce Forlt, CA TO Michelle M1h1k 92630 • Shamardi Frank Nickel, 24632 It ls hetel)y ordered Charlton Or!Va. Lltgona th1t 111 pareon1 In· Hlb. CA 92e53 teres1ed 1n thll matter C1role L. N(c;llel, SuHn Anderton, 1507 p,.... Lane, Nawl)Oft 8Ndl, CA 92660 Thal tM11Nea II oon- ducted by: In lndMIMI H1va you ltatted dOlng ~~No SUNll Andateiln ~. 44 New Haven. The IOllowl The followlnp pareons M.... CA 82927 The lollowlng pe<lont L1gun1 Niguel, CA are doWIQ ~s are ~ buaineM u: Karen L Lal90fl, 2<Jn are doing ~ u · 926n Bt\LSOA BEACH Yout ,. ... lthcara Solu· Charle St . 18. Colle S.nta Ana Hyunc1t1, Lagun1 Flnenc11I, COtN WASH, l504 WNt bonl, 1..-lrvioe Ave . Meta. CA 92827 1425 Auto Mall onv.. LLC, (CAJ. 44 New 1377. Newport Beech. ThlS bulineat 11 con· Slnla Ana, Ce 92705 Haven. Laguna Niguel, Balboe Blvd.. Newport CA 92660 dueled by II\ llldMdual S1nta An1 t1u1u appear bef0t1 Ihle oourt 2<1632 Charlton Dnve,\ In Department No. 703 laguNi Hilla. CA 92853 -of Iha ~ County Jerry Baker, 31136 VII Supenor Coult 11 "'9 16-Sen Vleeot.e. Sen Juan dress lhown above on ~. CA 92875 JUL 18 2000. It • Joanne Baller. 3 II 38 This 1111 &ail ... Hed wlfl .. ~ ~lerll oe:.=r ~ _, .. DalfV Plat .U. 151 22, :.>9, July ' l!QR 001 Flct..._ ..... ..... ,..... ... ••nt CA m77 8Nch, CA 92881 Judy Rowena Roell· Hive you ataned Hyund1I. Inc: (Ca.). Thia bullflH I ,. COil• Mylel Standlth(CA)'nv;t ye<. fl()() Exssex Lane, doing bullMH yet? 1425 Auto MIN Dove. dUeled by UmHed Lie· men11. lnc.l • Newpot1 8Hc.h, CA Yl9. 11171 • ~ Ana. Ce 92705 ,_, Co. WH t 81IDOI Blvd , 92660 "-·-L , --Tl'lll bullr.esa ._ con-~r. Newport BHch. CA Till$ bu I It ,....._, ~-· duded ..... Hive you 1t1rted 92631 s ness ....... ~ Thja 1tatemen1 w11 ..,., • ccwporation doing bualneu yet? This buslnesa Is con. duelled t>v: '" """',........ flied with the County Hive you st1rted YM ... l5'2000 Have you at1rted Cleft< cA Orange County doing bualnesa yer? Legun1 Fln1nclel, duc:IHed by• e CCfPOfl~ doing buslnets yet? No on 05l26l2000 v ... 6-28-93 • • • ~ LLC. Mlehlel J Dav11, IV• you •1•11• Judy Rowena Rodlyer 20006830133 S1n11 An1. l&UlU Pr~~~~·n~alemenl w11 ~ ~str9l?iv:. J~:'5w13!1'~~·n~:fy ~ June 1' ~ ~. 'p,;.!n~ M Flctltioua Buelne9• filed wllh the County ments. Inc• ArtOrew Hig-Cieri< cA Orange County "'TI;" 11a1emen1 was Name St.Mement Clerll °' O<ange County ~h..c ~~1emen1 w11 on 06I02J2000 Flctltloua 8u1lnH1 hied wllh the County on 06/02/2000 Cou 2000H30l45 N•me Stlltem.nt Cle~ 01 Of1.nge County 2 00 o'clocit pm. and Via Si n VIC:en.. Sen then 1nd ltler• allow Juan C•Pl•tano. CA C&U!le, ii any they heW. 92675 why tht petrtioo tor C11lg Zi lch. 60 dllnge 01 name lhould Gingham. Trlbuco Ca- noe be gmMc1 nyon, CA 92679 It 11 furthtf ordered Moolque Zaleh, 50 ttlat e «1f1'I cA tt. °"* 01ngl'.am Trlbuco C.. to ellOW eai.. be put>. nyon. CA 92679 &siled In The Olly ~ Seyedeh 0 1brjnla. a ne~ cA gener11 27222 Soledad. Mt.ion e1reula11on published In VHigO, CA 92&91 The tolowlrlll ptr90rle ore doing ._.... ae: F r:int<lln Aeally, 3260 Enst COM1 HighMy, Corona del Mai, CA 92625 The fOllowing persona 2000N3ot1& fc1led wit~ th• ,.~~ Daily Ptlol June 8. 1s. T on 06/02/2000 • .,. doing buslneu u; O I P I J 8 15 lerll of ..,.ange ~·"r 22. 29. 2QOO Th653 he following parsons 2000H3C>e14 C1lilornla Construe, 11 Y 1 OI une • • on 06/0212000 1re doing bulineu 11· Dilly Pilot June 8, 15. IN! county. at leaat once Sh1hrlar Oebnnle. l ""Wffk '°' IOllr C!On· 27222 • Soledad. Mlaion searuva w..u pnor IO VMl)O CA 92891 the dly °' the haanng Thi• bullneu i• con-• DATE: MAY 28, 2000 ducted by 1 gener.i tion Service, 13852 La 22, ?9, 2000 Th&!2 200061S0833 Fictitious BualneH PRECISE LABELS & 22. 29, 2000 Th839 .,.__,__,_ ···-·---Pit St. Ao«. 11, w-.. FlctltlOUI Bu1lnH1 Dally Pilot June 8. 15, Name St.tement TAGS. 37 Beacon Be.it. JAMES P. GRAY, partnt 11hjp JUDGE/ H111e you •tarted Chrletoptter E. .---·-minllet, CA 92683 N S 22, 29. 2000 Th852 The following peraons Newpot1 Beech, ~ Flctltloue BUllMH ...,,.. ..........,. Giibert Ortega, 13852 am• t.tement 92660 Name St.tement COMMISSIONER OF doing buslneu yel? No THE SUPERIOR' E191e J. Maunzl Hob90f'L__~~J ...... Orive, rwwpur1 lead\, CA 92980 The fo1ow1na pet90t19 La Pat St., Apt, 11, The following peteons Flctltloue BullnHI ere S~ng ~~\'::!c~~. Davkl 0 Penual1. 7 The toUo1Nlr19 persons .,. dolno bualneia u : WNlmlnste<, CA 112683 1r1 doing business as· N S 16562 T jl Mojo Court. Newport 818 ........., busmess u : COURT Thi• l tatem•m WU AVAflABLE RE· T'111 buslne1S I• con· a) Center /or Family ame t•tement 0' an ene. Beach, CA 92663 B;;;,gtt Blku of Mahak Shahmardl, hied with lht County 9 Muir Beaoh C.rde, Co-Cieri( of O<enge County rona del Mar. CA 92625 on 0512612000 Charles MlcflMI Atue, ~ Lullltano. C. de Caza, CA 112111 SOURCES, 2390 duded by: an Individual Thetapy. b) Grace Cen-The followl~persons ~~~~~ton Beach. CA Thia buslnelS II con· Sou1h1rn C1lllornla. Redlandl Ot., Newport Hive you started let f0t Family Therapy, •r• doing bu ss as. Linda Suunne dueled by· en llldMdual 3020 Enterprise SI .. a.ah. CA e:zeeo dolno business yet? No c) Peyehologfeal Liaison Ulllmet1 Production H111e you 11111ed Cocta Mesi, CA-92S2S Pubhshtd Newpot1 -20008U0137 Beach-Costa M111 Deily Ptlo4 Jone 1, 8, t5, Dally Ptlot Me 1. 8, I 5 22. 2000 Th812 This bu11nea II con- ducted by: a gtnefll PJrtntrltt!P Have you •tarted ~~E.~..:I This tt1t1 rneri1 WM Med wiltt .. Cowlty ~let\~~ 111111121• Dally Plat .Mw 22. 21, .MY t, 13. m DM Rlc:hanl Neff Ketlley, Gl.l&ert Ortega to the Court. 1151 Dove Group, 7 Oak Tree StrauuHa. 16562 Tor· doing ~ yet? No James Arthur Pearce. 2390 Redlands Or., Thla statement wu Street, 1150, Newport Lane. Irvine. Callf0tnla ~LaB:• ~~tlngton 01lllcl 0 Penuel& 11 Lago Sua IM'll. CA Newpon e..c:n, CA filed with the County Beach, CA 92660 92612 This bosinesa Is con-Thtl statement was 92612 Th800 neeo Clerll cA Orange Coul'lly Mlnillry Counseling Del/Id L E!llotl 7 Oall filed with lhe County Oebot1h Gayle n. buelnell le con-on 0&'02J2000 ServlcH, (CA), 1161 TrH Lane. lrvlnt, Cali· ducted by •n tndlllldual Clert. cA 0<1ng9 CountY Peer-11 ~A............ Fictitious Bu1lne11 Do St N lomoa 92612 Have you 111rted """''2/2000 ~· ..._...... clded t.-: an lndMdLlll 2000M30l3' 11e rHt. ewpon .w.... .._ ___ .-7 No on """v ltv1nt. CA 11261 Heme Statement ..,.,. ed Delly Piiot June 8 15 BNcll CA 92660 Jeannette l Etltott, 7 ~.,, ....,_......, ,.. 2000Q30831 ...__ .....ttfv.:,.._;; a':., 22. 29. 2000 ihes4 Thia. bul!nesa 11 con-Oak TrH Lane, lrvlnt, S=ull~uzanne Delly PllOI June 8. 15 d~~ ~-~ c~ .,~~~:':"' ~ ,_, dueled by • C01itbt1toon CellfOIN& 92Ct2 22, 29, 2000 Tpe.48 wile Streellevel 3801 S Th9 ..... --... wu Have you i terted Th11 buSlntM Is con· Thi$ Slatement WH C lied wlfl~ .... 'Countv BSC 9801 doing bu11nest yet? dueled by hulbend end filed With the County FlctJtlou• BuelnH• ~vi:.,: y:::r::od 't:rc,f· s.nta Anl A Oaltc ol °'8tlge Col.l'iCy NOTICE OF Yl9. 10.1-91 wile ~llltt~ County ~me St.tement .i-Ar1l'llJT Pt1roe Pete Wlltloit 3801 s on oel02J2000 PETITION Ministry Counseling Hive you ·::~•d 2000M30l24 The lollowlrljl ptttonl Th•• statement was MUI St. Santa Ana CA 22. 2000 2000MJOIM TO ADMINISTER ServicH Divid A ~\o t>usoneM ye es Oa~y POOi June 8. 15. ere doing buWl9N u !lleo with the County 92707 8IC ta1 DllvPlot June 8, 16, ESTaTE OF·. Stoop, Pru .-.~ 22 29 2000 Tt..•r1 0 T G"AAPHICS, 402 Cieri! cA ...._......., ,._....., Chtls Brandon 3801 22. !Zt 2000 Th855 .. Thll statement wu Dallld L <;MN\,, · J!10j> ViOCi{" """""1 Main St s. N0Ta OP ' LATHAM PERKINS Med ••th the County ThlS 1111emen1 was llWI St. fA, ~ngton «i 06.IO 20009130818 Sc.• 92707 m Anl NllllON • LATHAM R. Clent of Orange County filed with the County Flctlt.loua Bualnff• 8aacll. CA 92648 " TO AD••TM 8IC MOO PERKINS eka on 08I09l2000 Oerll of Orange CoLwlty Name St.tement Lln!Zo~• l3UlR&":~ DiH}gPtlot June 8. l5. ~ ~-~ EITAft OP: NOTICE OF LATHAM ROBERT 200CMll312H on 06/05/2000 The fol~ ptttont Huntington Beam CA 22• . 2000 Th844 Have you 111rt1d E~ PRAii( PmTIOH PERKINS Diiiy Piiot Jone 15, 22. 2oooee3oe14 are doing business 81 92648 Flctltloua BualneH domg t>us111Hs y1t? llETZl.IR ilDI TO AOlllNllTER CASE NO. A202fS93 29. July 6. 2000 Th873 Oal~PllOI June 8, 15. SUTHERLAND This l>ullnea is con-Neme Statement Yea. 12+97 El.MER F. m1'ZLltt ESTATE OF: To all helre. beneli, 22•~• 2000 Th85S MACMILLAN STUDIOS. docted by an lndMdual The followir19 petsona Pete W1llho« CAie HO. *Mii II CLAUDE E. HILKER cler191. eredi10fs, cont· FlctltJout BuslneH 2920 Newport Blvd · H•O•· you a11r1ed are doing buSlnell u · Thia stattmenl wu To .. hllrl, .._... CAIE NO. A202l95 lngent creditors. i nd Neme Statement Flctltlou1 Bu1lneH ~1teJ~ewport Beacn. doing bu11nau yet? IOC. 18831 Von hied with the County CIOriel, erecM1n, cont· To al heirs, benefls 1*10nS wno mey other· The lollowtng persons N1me Statement. Cathryn lne Ha.tfield. YM, "1-00 Kerman Avenue. IMf'le, Clertc ot 0<1nge County in11ul'I ~ llnd olariel. ereditora, cont· wlM be lnterHled In !tie are doing buS1neu as Tht follow1r19 persons 2920 Newpot1 •Blvd , Thom11 Ru11ell CA 92612 on 05/2612000 ........... ..-.. i......... ~ ........... , and wlll ot _..._le or both o1: WILLIAM'S FLOOR· are doing bu•·~· .. L1lleur tDC Aeuuch, Inc 200otl30144 ~ _.., 'MY --, """"'" _...,,ut ' .... ' ' . ING/• P•RTNERSHIP .......... -· SUlle C. Newport Beach, Th p wtso be ~ In fie PMIOfll wtlo INY Olher· LATI-IAM PERKINS aka " "' R C Be" Flnanc:ial, 1147 CA 92663 II 11et1men1 was (Oelawue). 5 Speen Dally 1lot Jone 1. 8. 1~. v.iM or ew. or balh. cl: wla be~ In 1tle LATHAM A. PERKINS LICENSE, t280 Bl~ Gran11tlle Or . Newport This l>usfnen Is con-hied with the County S11ee1. Framingham. MA 22, 2000 Th8Q8 ELMER FRANK wll or ...... or boll\, cl: aka LATHAM ROBERT Ava , B9·5n. Newport Beach. CA 92660 ducted ""': an lndiloidual Cieri< ot Oynge County 01701 Flctltlo•-B "al--• METZLER .. EJ..MER CLAUDE E. HIU<ER PERKINS 9eectl, CA 92660 Richard C Shinn, Hnew' you atirted on 06/0~ Thie business 11 con· ... .. ·-F M£TZl.ER A PETITION FOR A PETITION FOR Wiiiiam Matthew 1147 Grafl\11Pe Ot. N-· doing busineas yet? 2000l830832 dueled by. 1 COfl)Orl tlon N•me Statement A PETITION FOR PR08ATE hu bffn PROBATE h11 been Artukovich. 1280 Bison POf1 BeaCh, CA !?2660 Vea. lO-Ol•97 011ly Pilot June 8, 15, Have you aterled The fOlloWing pttlonS PROBATE tlM bMl'I Ned by MARY LOU flied by ROBERT Ave . 89-577 Newport Jack Coughtllll, 1147 Celhtyn lnl Hatflelcl 22, 29, 2000 Th&!9 domg business yet? are doillg ~ N !tied bv ,AUl JOHN HllK.ER In 119 &lpeflor LATHAM PERKINS In BMch. CA 92660 Granville Or Newport This statement was Flctltloue BualneH Yea 511/2000 AAAB·AMERICAN METZLER In .. .... Court ol Callfotnll, the Su~rlor Court of JI r ''I Ft Ink Beech. CA 92660 • Med Mlh the County IOC Ae.e1rch Inc, BUSINESS MAGAZINE (IOf Coult Of c.lelln*, COlny cA ORANGE. C1llfom11. County ol Artukovicll. 1280 Blton Jorge A Moreno, Clerll °' ()(ange County N•me Stlltement Mo116m R Kirton. Sect .. 400 Laite St 1104 County al OfWllOE. THE PETITION FOR ORANGE. Ave., 89·555 Newport 1147 Gr&l'IWle Or •. New-on 06I02/2000 The followlng pereon1 11ry Huntington Beecn CA TH£ PEiliiOH P:OR PAO&ATE t9C11*11 !Mt THE PETffiON FOR BMetl. CA 92660 POf1 Beach, CA 92660 ::lOOOll30IJ2 &re cjojng bueineaa as Tn•s' •tllement •as 92648 PROBAn ... MNf'( LOO HIUCEA be PROBATE ~ !hit Tin butlneu II COO* ThlS bu•m•• i. con-Da•~PllOt June 8, t5. NIXNAX. 123 VII hied Wtlh th• Cou111y Mo Buslnen. LLC. PAUL JOHN 9"oi'Md .. penonel ROBERT LA HAM du~~ ,~Y a get1t111I ducted by C0"9&rtnMI 22.1?, 20QO Th6S6 ~,..._~ 8each, onClerll""!,~ Counly (CA), 400 Like St. "°'c be ~ • per· ,............ IO ~ PERKINS be appointed parn,.., .. ,.., Have you started "" IK""'1 """""'""" HunlJngton Beach A aon.1 1ep;w• 1 ., 1IW 1w ...... cA 119 de-u pereonal fepttsellt· Have you 111ned doorlll ~C~~? No Flctltloui Bualneae NICOie Ellc<e M1Uar. 20006830939 92648 Iii••....., ........ al oadent. 1tlve 10 administer the dotng busineu yet? Riche,., .,...,., 123 V• 0-. ~ O••'Y Pllo4 June 8. 15 This busoneu '* con- U11 deGedllll. THE PETITION ,.. ...... cc 1tle dtcedent YN. 1212Gi99 This 1111eme111 wlS Name Statement Buch. CA 92fl63 22. 29, 2000 !h!J62 ducted by Ltrrvted Lia· THE flETTT'IOH ,.. ~ lhe decedent'• THE PETITION r• Wllhem Mlllhew hied with the County The lollo.mg persona This business 15 con-bi11ty Co qu•* tw '9Clld1 ire Wll n oodlclll, 1 tnf, QUMll ttie ~t'• A~~vdl Qeltlon ..... ~~ County ~-~~ ~a !!... duded by an ~ Flctltlou1 Ju.lnus Have you 111rt1d Wll n OOdlall, I tnf, be -*"'-d IO problle. Wll and CIOdic:llll, ii any, ""' Statement was uur"""'""" _,,_,. """"" """' H111e you 11111ed Name St.tement dol!lQ bu9lneSI )'91'? No be ....... .. ....... The Wll and tnf oadlcll be ldmibd to probate fifed with Ille County 200Ml31274 Realty, 31726 lncho doing blM*8 y/IC? No The lolio.1ng persons A.A Busineu, LLC. The M ... .,, OOdlall .. rtelleble lot eJI· The WI ltld any codlcill Cle~ of O<ange County 0.lly Ptlol June 15. 22. V1eio Rold 5an Juen Nicole Elicia Millilr ere dalng but1r1MS as. Nidel lbrahom-C E O ••• ~ tor u · .,,.,..., In flt lie • ate available for IX· on 06I09l2000 29 JI.iv 6 2000 Th868 ~ano CA 92975 Thia ac.tament WIS R & T EnterprlSls This stat~ wu omW111oft h 1w ..... by flt oourt. ~In the file kept 200otl312H '' Prtrne Reta Financial ltled Wjttl the County 25957 Blucos, MISSOOO ltled '9tlh the County by the court. nE PETITION r• by lhe court. Da•ly Piiot June 15, 22. Inc., (CA), 31871 Calle C1e1t1 cc Ofange County Viejo, CA 9269! C1eft1 al Orange ColMlly THE P£1'1TIOH ,.. que111 aulhotity 1o act-THE PETITION ,.. 29, NY 6, 2000 Th878 Flctltloua Bualnffa Wlnone. San Ju1n on 05/2el2000 Theodor• M' ere-on 06I06flOOO • quett• ~ tD If. ,,...., .,. ...... under quell* authority to ad· N•me St.wment Ceomrano. CA ~s 2000'830146 25957 Blasooe. MISttotl 2000H3otH 01,,.. ...... "'* ............. Aclrnn-"**'* 1tle eNte under Flctltlou1 BualMH The lollowilljl pertona Thlt buet.nesl II oon· Delly Piiot J"'9 1. 8. 15. Vleio. CA 92891 Ody Pilot June 8 15. tho ~ldlflelld9lil ~ llhtlon CC e.... Ad. 1tle lndepeodtnt Admlns Name Statement ere dolnO busjflMI as dueled t>v: • corporillon 22, 2900 Th810 Aobln Ford, 8062 22. 29, 2900 Th861 IS1rallon al IE-. NA. (Thil AIAhorlly WI alow lllratlon of Eatatn Act The fOllowing peraons BELL~IAE INVEST· H1v1 you s11rted WH tern #9, Buena (This ~ .. elclw Iha pereonal n191Ment· (Thie Authority wll allow .,. doing bullneU u MENTS 10 Ctieny Htlla doing buaineas yet? Flctltloua Bu1lneH Park. CA 90621 Flctltlou• BualneH the ~ ,.......,,.. allv'I to take many ac> lhe pe<aonal represent· Action Boata. Inc • Lana. Newport 8e1oh, Y~m~a~e ~aoclal. Name Statement Thia 1>u11neu la ~· ~me Statamenl • alJVe to tllle 1Mf1r ao-llone wlltlolll obCllning alive to take many ac-21622 Pacific Co111 CA 92660 The following parson• ducted by • general ,The tollowlng pet1on1 hone .._,. GtllllNng COi.Wi IAJfOVal. Before tlonl without obtaining Hwy . Hunungton Aon E Presta. Part· loc.. Matthew C Jones/ 11e doklll bolineM 11 partnership are do!nO butlnetl 91 coun .....,.i. a.b'i i.ldng certain V.,., Im· court approval. Before Beac:ti, CA 92646 ner. 10 Cherry Hllls C.F.O. al ZAPDISC, b) THE H111e you s11nea OEVELOPMETRICS taking Olftlln vety Im-poNlnl action•. hows teklng eet1am very Im· Action Boats, Inc Lane. Newport Beach. This Statement wu V.l>OISK NETWORK. 5 doing bullAHI yet? 376 Newport Glen portent dona. IMIW--· .. pel'lonll r.-.: portent actions. how· (CA), 21622 Paclllc CAA 92660T P !t'~ ... ;11~~ ~~tyy Pait< Plata. •820. ltvrne. YM, 05-15-00 Court. Newport Be•ch. ever ... perlONll,.. .......... •be IWCll*'ed 9119r, the l*90l'lll rapt• Co111 Hwy. Huntington obert epper, •rt· ..,..,,. ........ ""' """"" CA 92614 Theodore M er.-CA 92660 ~ .. be,....... to give nottca lo Ins aanta1IYe wll be required Beach. CA 92646 nar. 19500 Merrldy, on 06/13/2000 HltOiec Com. Inc:. Thie 1111emen1 was Penny L•VOit 3711 10 give !doe to In-...._. PMIOfll unMal to give notice to In· This buaineas ie con· Northndge, Calif 91324 2000ll3t5'2 (CA). 6 Pirtl Plau, ltted with the County Newport Glen Court. ter..eed ..... --. tiey lwve MNed noeloe l«elted l*IOOI UnlMt duded by. I COfJ)OfltlOn This buslneta IS con-Dally Pilot Junt 15· 22· •820, ltvlne, CA 92614 QM ol Cringe ~ty Newport BHCh CA they tww .-... nalDe Of ooneented to the tiey have Wlilled noClee H111e you etarted ducted by • general 29 . .MY 6, 2000 Th881 Thie buaine1t 11 con-on oeJ02l2000 92660 Of oonwlld to l'9 ptopoeed ac11on.) The or consented to the doing buslneu yet'> pat1nership Flctltlou• Buelneae duded 11y 1 corpor111on 2000N30830 This butlnea ii con· propoaed -*"'J..~ lnde,ende11t admlnil' ptoPONd actlonJ The Yes, 111199 H111a you llarted N8IM 8 • ...._ __ t Have you ll1tted ~Pilot June 8, 15, duded by. an~ lndepe,,.,. ..ion IUfloftty • be independent • mlnll· Aett0n Boals Inc doing bu11ne11 yet? ,._._, doing bu11neu yet? ~. 2000 Jh&!7 Have you 1t1rted 111110n ......., .. be tnneld un6eee an In-trellon authority wia be Raymond A Guy PTMI• YM, 1985 The 1olfoW!nSI P9fSQf\I Vea, 12115199 dOfng bu .. neu yat? gr..-cl 11111111 an In--...... ..,..,.., ... an granted unle11 an In-dent Ron E Pr-. '"'pdoing,O butiMllSPORu.TS, H1t011e.Com, Inc . "'-U ~r Yea. 1995. t_..... ...,.. ... 1n olljlclllarl IO lw padlor\ -....cs per-.on filM an This 11a1emenc was Thia ltatement was '.0 C Steve NceNt. Prllldenl .>e .,~-Penny La'IOMI ~ ID .. ~ ... lflOW9 good C*'9I objecdotl to 1tle petition l~ed with the County hied Wl1tl the Counly 1900 Mama Ave • Thll st•\ement WU MlfWll.lflH TM ablemenl ••• anc1 -:..r= ... • .. OOlllf ltllMd not and ltlOWI good cause ~ ~ County ~ ~ County ~= ~=. riled with ht County ,,_,. tk .-sy lil9cl wltfl County -::.-:. .:::rd 'T'~ the :Z.":.~~not 2000IHot11 2000M30131 1300 AdarnJ Ave .~~ eo..yY :,::~~,:, ~ott.3/2000 County A HEMING on .. padlor\ .. be t*d on A HEARING on the Delly Piiot June 8. 15 Delly PikJt Junt 1, 8, 15, COiia Mela, CA m2e 2000M30lt1 ,,.J_,, 2000A31M5 pellllon .. '9 IWN an MY tS, 2000 • 1;45 pelllot\ 'llltl be t*<I on 22,39, 2000 Th!!§J 22, 2000 Th805 Thi9 buaineel la eot!s ~Piiot June 8, 15. (""""')"';';{..67i'"' Da.1y Pia! ""-15, 22 JULY 20. moo • 1:41 P-1111 In o.t. L73 lo-M.Y 13, 2000 ll t·46 ~ by: an irdWlJal ~. 200Q Th§.43 ,,.,"' .,..... -' 0 29 .Ah & 2000 ThAll7 Flctltloua Bualneu Name Statement The lollow.ng ptf10l'll .,. ~ bullnMI .. REAL TIME OUPLI· CA TIQI 7 Mojo Ccon, Na•port Beech, CA 92683 John P T omluoeon. 919 Beyslde Or .. Nn• PQl1 Beedl CA 92e60 Gioe Stern. 7 Moio Court, 'Newport Beach, CA 92663 This bu11neu II oon- duc:ted by oo-pat1neB H1 ve you atarted ~~~No 01ne Stern Th11 statement was llled Wllh Ille County Clerl( of O<enga ~· on 06I02J2000 • 2000N3ot27 OaUv P1lol Jl.11)8 8. 15. 22, 29, 2000 Th84} A GOOD ADI• Cll (•)Ml-1111 Pm. In o.t. Ln i. oMld • Mt The Cly p.m. In Dept. L73 lo-Fictitious Buelnffa Fictitious BuelMN Hive you atsrt~·· ~ catecl 8t M1 The°" DIM Soull, Orlngt, ~at 341 The City Name Statement Name Se.tement ~buelr-. y.1(1 No ---------------------;,..._-------~ Dflve Soult, Orwlfl, CA .... Oltve South, O<ange, The fOlloWtng pefl()ns The lollowlnn l*90f\I Tiiie 1t1::=' wai CA -. IP' YOU OBJECT to CA 912888, ate doing but1neN ae are =i ~ u · hied Wlltl ttie Cou IF YOU CleJECT ID .. ..,._ " .. Pll-IF YOU 08.JECT to "-~"""'""-·•, 1..,,,. nty the ~ f11 ... ,... 11an, -,.... ....., ....., ~arw*lo. al 1tle pt11-,.. ....,..,.. '"" 11 P111 eehnoloalea, b) Oleltl of ~ Councy llOn, -VOii .... ..... .. "' "-"" and ..... -,.... '1lol.id appear ~ ~Blvd .. Bal>oe. LlfeatridH Pvt>Tllhlng, on 05l26l2000 tl ......... n -yoi. ~· Of fie ~ and lllte Jenntttr Ann Bagwell, 3273 I~ Avenue. 2000tQGU7 V-:•ji '1: • • .. ~ obfeoelol• WMh your objeetlone or flit 63111 Sealhore Ollve. ~ ~~3 ~ Jwla 1• 8• IS. Wf_.. 1 .. 1 Lit • .., .. OOUtt before the ~ objedlol• ~whh ,.,. ........ ........,. ou.... CA Indiana •ve., Coeta -™1 t 1t1e «*Ill ..,_ .. ttearln9. Your ap· the court before the 92663..,...... ......... " htatlnt. Yeur .,. ,..._ "-be In per-hearing. Your •P' Oonlld Corbin Kay. Mr,:. c;.1:. 3273 F1cttdoue Bueineea :::::, _,/II= ';' ~ lfl :=: =~ ":,, ~ri 6318 Seashore Drive, Indiana Ave., Coe11 NelM ..... "*" IF YCM A "'°" or 00t•liWil end-IF YOU ME A CRE IC, Newport a..cn. CA Meat, CA 112928 ~ ~ ITOA or UA4D• ... lier d .. •nnd,""' ITOR 0t eo1•9t11t ~ 9~:3 bulineu la con-~ ~~ '= PATHllGHT INTeRNA· :::-.:..~~= ::'!'.r:.t~~ ::..a1:-:::·=: clUded by OO·pirtnM will ~~~8'7~. 1~ Iha OOUlf _. ... 1 ..,, " .. ,...... ..,. ,. coul'f llnd melt 1 Hive you 1t1t1ed • Hive you etart~ 92927-f102 CoPV ID .. ~... IWWWllll I ....... _ ~ OC1Pr IO flt ,__. r..,-'1,~:;": ~ ~C:..,ng7/'if;,::,n•11 yet? Judith Lalglllon, M7 IWilll I ....__ ., .. wt ....... toUr , ......... ...,.., by Thie llltefnent WM ........ .,_____ W. UMI St 12, Collta ttte ..e .._ flllir _.. -.... d .. COUit .. Jour ......... ,,...,., Coun "'"-_,,_, ....... CA 112927.et02 monlll ..... -.. .. .......... al .... manlll tlaYi .. dim al ,,_, '""' Ille ty T'h9 IClltemefll Wiii Th9 ~ II STARTING • ANEW. BUSINESS!. the ............. -........ In ........ i.u.,ce ol .... Oaltc ~ County ~ """ the ~ ...., by: In ~ hn u-= • ,.._ ..._ Coil aealoft .,00. ... &:': h "°" Ol'I IOOOMIOl17 ..-II~ CourilY Heve you eta,,.d • ~--~--• .. ~':.~~ : .... ~= ~ Piiot June•· 15. on 11111m111 doln9.,_~ yet? ••• • . .. • •• ••• :,;; 1111 .;;;;' = ... ';.,. .,_-;; .. nae ..;;.•before ~. 2000 Nlf1 ~ l'IClt .Mw 22. II, V~---.. _... __ • ._... ... ..,._ tu ,...... "-.. NY'· 11 20!IO TIM Thia ~ .. ......... -...... ..... ...,.,.. ... nolloed ,........ ....... .... ...... ~ .,.,_, 'f'OU MAY EU\... lllowe. -lkl _..on a.ti II d e>r... Cour.; YOU IMY W• .... -'9 .. wt. YOU MAY !XAMINE The ...,.... ,.,..,,,. fllctflta• lulll-Olll2WICIOf" ......... Wl I ,_ • 1 ....-. In-h ..... i. .. ClllUlt. n dolnt IMilMI • ..... • I • 1 • 111111111• I Y11t .. I .... lit-..... • .. -. I ,_, • • ~ In-i l__,a, lnD., TM '°""""9 ,.... Ollwfllal .Mw t, f. 11, ............... ,.. ............... 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"',.. -'I:' ...... • • ·, • r v ti) (otJAL HOUSl!IO OPPORTUNITY All "" tstll• ldVef1iSino " 1118 newspaper Is Wbjlel ft> Ille ftdtrll fatf Hous11111 Ac1 of 1968 as amendtd • wlllch rmiket ii illepl 10 lldYtruse •any prtfemw:e, kmltltion Of discrimination bHtd on rac., color. rtllo- lon, w . l'landicap. tamlllll SUIUS Of natlcwl Ofiglll. Of an intenhon to make any such prelerenc•. llmlta1Jo11 Of discttminaUol1 • This newspal>lf Wlll not knowlngly accept any adverllsemen1 for real estale which Is In v!OllbOll ol the llw Our 1eackf1 aie h11111Y Informed thal all dwtninos aavertlSld In this newsoaper are avallallll on an equal opportunity l>isls. To tumTirlalaln ol di1coml· • nation, cal HUD toll·free 11 1·800-424·8590. 1~ IOR ULE GENIRAL •V.A.• .. DOii • 91 llOWHI nu COUNSELING ml UST Of Ha.IES HUOIVA REPOS 7t4-5~-llOO AD NUM8fR ti EHTER AHO WIN THE 8EltHAHA FlfEE DINNER l'OA TWO COHTESTI '-06/21100 " ,.... . ""'1m eeam a Lim Ma • 2111. ltt7.00Mm,OOO. -c:.,.. DI' ...... -• All !!H42• EASTSIDE TOWNHOME 28< 28a. lrplc. open tloor plan, 2c gar pool, spa & i.v. BeSt ~ $24'7,900 Coldwell Banker 949·733-6074 • Open SUn 10.S • 2213 Alllhelm AYI. Mo. pmt SI 575 PrTI Ai>otoa. Fabulout houN '. ywd 3Br 1.7581, dbl p . 1249,900. Agl C. Clfhon MMM-9205 • • 11r 111~ In ......... cw.ct c-.nlly Wiii IO ThHters/1hopl/Tri·Squar1 mm S775. pllYllt g1r1gt or carport. Cati ok. ft1t-U121 llap. AYe. Kleln Prop Mnq!, 949-581-4000 ~] I ,.• ' ' . i . ..__:,....,.._,. •·BAYFRONT * ....... 2lr 211 Milllbll llom 3 monll I01'f9.~al .,_... IJlul VIEW! E.drae ,._...,. $4,706'Mo or ic-~on dllls VIiie Rentals, Inc. 94M75-4912 .---------···--------M00tluy ............ l"rid•y S:UC>pm 11iuftday .. WetllMllt<.lay S:OOpm 1\a..,,.J•y .. ., ..... Muil()Ay S:OOpn1 Fridey .......... Thuntl.y S:OOpm JIVedn ... .Jay .••• Tuhtley 5:oopm S.1unley ........... f'riday S!()Qp.11 . I ~ ~ew· Office, Retaii & · · :R~.s~ufC111t :spa~~ I, .2po -.25,000 s:1 · ft. \1. .......____.._.p~ff· & Ma•n \ ·_*IN BUILDING PARKING* . ~~ ~'Tiier., ~--i:- Old.f Styt. !Jurnlture ·PIANOS & Coli.ctiblfl .............. '"""- • St .............. O"b ,._..,.. f$° CASH PAID $$ • ) CW'4~ ......... he!M • WE BUY ESTATES '• lm<Md..i:efr~ -· AITDr' • CONSIGN.~:NT~ . ' ::..- SOUTH 1€ 8~ T AUCTI . .. _Marri4tt '-Newport Coaai YJlas-. . ,Sales/~·· . ~t MarriooS lll06t anOcipa.la:d n:sort at i'k.rrioct Hoak & Tr.de Sh<7.vs. If )'QO mjoy . s:ab & ~ wiih dlC public. ~wmt )'OU on our tCUn. Creal C2ming poccru:ia1. appoc 25-Z? hcus pcrwock. Plealecill Kadtyl . ~ Bcdl Marriott (949) 4()4-0419 or fu.:t ~IX> • (949) 464-6310 . \ "-OE • M~O ' • ' 4 PHONE. REPS\ .Who's iontdng ~ lie? FIT E1141toetic. people for You ()( 'f04Jt bolt? '&art • Mo_rtgage Co. Eam 11o home beet buainMI.\ Go lo $1500fptr YfMk + comn; f -•.ln~flcMMtllz.Oom 1 benef~s. Sale• e11.p p<eM. .......K ~ Cal Meiitsa 949-250-5719 .. ..,,.. r...,. lfltemallonal comp n ~-~ ~~~Ill ,ssoo.p~ mon11 S2500-S1000/mo. • ~ -• !fc-onl1118b1M0111 po!i!iol!!I fll:1!t1~ , A 'ION • 1 HOUR PHOTQ Tlat l.oolOng'tor ~ '1ccme? RX -"lef.snll V'11 More lltx1ll"' '. hours? ~~Baac:h Udo, kldlptlldlclce? AVON Ills ~~:..;z;;_:;;.:.;..:::::::::.:.---~- """ you're l.11'1 Ill 888-I· - Wfft ~-llal'CUI Chlnnel • undlr The · M:hel ltldal"' to 241t. 1150fmo. MMIM145 • ·. .. ,· .. . ~. · . . . . . ' \ .. !-t.·""""r~· .. · .. ~ . ..... . ll...L~:1'i.• I lll!!P..:~·-~--~ I~ COUCWt 'Ii fllDN> ..rANa Cir .. YI, S di' caupe, .....,_, V ........ lllfler, CO. ~ co. epeld oonlral, (188120) 110.• NlllOll UW-~ NAllRI (Yae1511Ml 114,m ic.. Gnldr _ __._111 ..... •"")l40:t'-"'-'_,.=-- Unoolft llltcury fON> llUITANO 'IO ~. _.,_ ..... 7 .... t4-U ........ .._t·....,lt ..... to.__ aulO trane, ac;, powtt COUGAR 'II brakes, CUllOm wllle/llrM, ~ Edbl.* CA pkO. 6 1950. 714-983-5062 tl8ll. =..:: :: fOAD RANGER .. ()(K&4005n llS,975 VI AUTO, bed llnet, Iona Ken Gnldr bed~, = oolMf. UnoolHlefcury -714~ Tt._5lt·l110 FOAD AANGEA V 'H DOOGI DUAANGO 'II Stekebed truclc, needt desel eng repair reduced lllll Met, blue. S300obo Tom . FIOl753 tae,lllO ~ LANO AOVlR --~~~;.:...:.=-=--- NEWPORT BEACH GMC ...,., 'ti . .... 1!06445 Gnen. loMldl 1<621001 111,185 LAND ROY£R FOAD F-l50 't7 NEWPORT BEACH 4 x 4 lol!dectl Sllplf cab l(07272e 119,995 ~5 LAND ROVER Ford T-'M. llT-1, NEWPORT IEACff 5-epd. MW dutcll, 17Sll _ _!M!!!1!:!1!!•!:""5!;!!!!__ ~·· 11000. 11+tf7=!11S [ . r p ' '--- LIXUI ~Low 9111 milet, black, ...... nllla CO I moll! (040322) 113,918 NAIEAI (714)540:!100 .... ...... ...... --· 11111 ... -.. ..,. Ill •CIOllll.111111~ ........ -~ IJftcoM Mlrll VI '12 bladl. MlroN1111111 CS .. llMNthtr lncel1or, loedld, lllctl /S1arrnel1c sun roo4, ~ 10 c:d (183688) 122,990 changer, S5400.' fl.ETCHIR JOHE8 71<1·H3·4808 IVH, M0=117-S'7I 714-7S.H183 c!m. Fl.ND ....... 11111 cno .. Blaclc/Stannark (6804~~990 f0t!2'7-sl71 Find Our Hidden Classified Ads & WIN! Co,,tett RM/n: ·Dinner for Two at I. Simply find our~dden ~ificd ads somewhere in our ~ified section. Cur and pasre the ads on the entry blank and mail. Newspaper entries only, no pboro copies willbc accepted. All entries must ard~ by 5 p.m., che following Tuesday. Winner will be chosen by random drawing and winner's name will appear chc following week. One entry per person. One winner per week. Concest will run 4/6/00 chrou h 6129/00. 8Y CHAAlE8 GOREN wktl OMAR SHARIF Md TANNAH HIRSCH IMPllOVS '1'11£ ODDS Boch vu~le. South deelt. moods ls the •arecd suit. tour llllns is I Clle·bid, IS is rour ll*iel. Aft« Che spade cue-bid, wild &one. mllld noc keep Sou&h out of slam. NOR111 • AOIO O A6•l 0 J7• • 1082 SOU11I • 974 Wat led Che ldnt ofhearU. decllr· er winnin& with dummy's ace and disc:ardina a spade from hand. Now South made the aood pll)' of ruffing • hean before IHding lhe ace and k.ina of diamonds, learlting there was a oump IOlef on the hand. The simple line (06 12 lnCk$ is IO tili the ¥pede 1i11C11C, but no olaYer worth an ouoce 1:1 Vold O AK9652 •AKQJ or salt like& to' iefy on • .so percent chance 10 land the C:Oll0'1ICL Instead, ¥clarer lried for a partial elimina-uon. The bidding: SOUTH WEST NORTH The ace, king and q.-n of clubs EAST were cashed, and the jack of clubs .._ . · was ruffed ln dummy. Another hean r.. was ruffed in the closed' hand and r.. declarer then throw East on lead wjth 10 ,_ 10 3• ..... 40 40 ..... •• ,_ a trumr.. · Dec arer's f~ight in .uvcr- 60 .... .._ Opening lead: King of-~ If 1 finesse is available at trick two, it can probably still be taken later in the play. Use the tlme to try to improve your chances. Nonh-South reached a11 excellent aix diamonds on a reason11ble auc- tion. IMTlished only by North's jump preference on three, rather than four, cards in suppon. Note that, since dia- lng to ruff two hearu now paid a handsome dividend. Down U> noch- ina but ffll'ldes, East was forced to lead that suit into lhe 1:1ble's major tenacc, and the slam rolled home. r·~1 ...,__-Benz E320 't7 Hu<ryl Starmarlc (360872) 536,990 FLETCHER JONES 800-927-3578 Mllcedn&enz E430 W Black/Starmarlt (54488~ $39,990 FL CHER JONES 800-927-3578 Mlrc.ci11 ~ ML.430 '99 Wtiite/Starm1rlc (066548) $39,990 FLETCWER JONES What if East still had a hean to return? South would have been no worse off. The helin would be ruffed. and the slam would still depend on the spade finesse. _ 1~~1 lltrC:..-5eO SEC '19 WNle/Palomino lltv. perl8C1 oond. new lirle, ~ lceded, sunrool. $18, wotll MM<IG-6032 home 9&M0-102I Mtlcury Comtl '63 1 owner. 80k mi. S4500'obo. 714-641-0593 weekda~s. Merci.wy ~ GS '99 Auto, lloor mats, 13" pobl1ed Mach >Joys, 6<V40 $pllVlokl rtllf seat (XK634530) $13,975 MOUNTAINEER b4 '119 Side· air bags. message c.ntef, CO. reve11e parloog aid. low pj\g (XDJ3.4612) $24,975 Ken Grody Llncoln-Mercury 714-521·3110 Oldsmo4ile AUl'Ol'I '96 Low miles. light blue. ltllr, exoeltent conditlon (410051) $13.988 NABERS 17141540-ttOO TODAY'S. CROSSWORQ PUZZLE 800-927-3578 Keo Grody OldsmoOile Cutlass '99 6S SMOl~ CH l CI< Paste Ads Here Paste Ads Here Dinner for 2 Contest 330 W. Bay Street Costa Mesa CA 92627' ~11 By a Professional Instructor, business, personal, internet, just Mlrc:edlHltnz 'S320V 't7 Black/Starmarlc (8192<19) $41.990 FLETCHER JONES 800-927-3578 ~ E320 Cab '94 Whtte/Si.rmark (092460) 146.990 FLETCHER JONES IOO-t27-3571 ......,... Sl.K230 .. Black /Slarmarlc (101031} '38.990 FLETCHER JONES IOCM2H571 lllEACEOES 2IOE '78 SllV'tr, auto, loaded, """'· eunroof, like ,..., l2500 71~ MERCEDES 500 SL 'W 7k ml, CID, healed seats, Zenon. chrome wheels. plus extnis. Showroom, I-owner, 173,450 71w:J&.1500 A to Z Home ---I I,...._ Oo'n 8" team· fest rtlllblt, qualily. R 14-269-71 I abc:MJt anything. • llU.louluc , oUAlrTY CRAFTSllAH ...--------..... 20 Veers Eicperltnct. !'Wt I'll YOUA .tW1MW11 MARK 949-650-9525 "9.7UA714 C&CM._,_ """ ........ Col*tlc:tor ~~:g;r;. I C!r!. Ken MMG·1'170 ~-----; Llncotn·Mtrcllry 71.4-521·3110 -Mtlcury Mystique LS '99 V6, aUlo, am/Im stereo casslprem1um sound. rear $poller (Xl(&40057) $14,975 Ktn Grody Llneoln-Mtrcury 714-521-3110 lllEACURY VIUAGER '00 Dual ddlng doots., ... cond. 7 seating,~ • (Y~SMO) s1?.':s Kan Grody • llneoln-Mtfcury • 714-521-3110 MOOHTAINEER 4X2 '00 Keyless Entry. 4 0 SOHC vs. am/Im co, Chrome Wheels, OYemead Console (YUJ07426) $24.875 Ken Grody Llncoln-Mercury 714·521-3110 GLS, 6 cyt .. llhr, low miles, CD & more. balance or warr . j><tllious rental• (340717) $14,988 NABERS (714)540·9100 Oldsmobile Flrenu '84 low 751\ mt. auto, AC, mtnt concitlon new car trade-in\ (382039) S2, 195 . NABERS p (71 4)540<9100 Plymouth Sundance 'f17 Turbo, 2 dr, 581t Iii, at. ao, ps, pb, pdl, new battery, llontal damage, sal\l8ge liile bu! MIS greet, Jdnt on gas, $795/obo 714-892·9979 SABLE LS PREllUM '00 Automatic. PowM Moon-rool. ABS, 6 Passenge< (YA607329) $19,995 Ken Grody Llncoln-Mtrcury 714·521-3110 TIE TOIEGlt YOUR HOllE lllPAOYEllENT PROJECT? Cd a plurnbef, petnter. · handy· !NI\, Of lny of lhe llf9lt services lll'8Cf...,. in our dlreaolY! THESE LOCAL WC fllOlll.E CWl..,VOU TOOAYt I at• UDCYIG I EXPERT CLEAN-UP T rMt·Pruned/Removed ~ contractor 1695 c::I • TOYOTA COAOUA .. Mini condtllon. white, 4-dc>Or. 26,000 mtles, stil under wa1T1n~ $12.000/ obo. Cal 714-5832 . VUAGER WAGON '99 Am'lm casslCO, trailer tow, akin wNs, 7 pass, cklal lid-. dcxn, .auto ~1670) $18.675 IC.it Gtody Llneoln-Mtrcury 714-621-3110 VW BEETlE GlS '99 et 93l $15,995 K NNA VOLKSWAGEN aaa.351,0119 U5 CARSITRUCKS /VANS/SU VS VW BEETLE '98 ~8& $15,595 K NA VOLKSWAGEN 881.357.0118 VW GOLF Gl '98 ~ $11,995 NNA VOLKSWAGEN 888.357.0118 VW JETTA GU '98 (2199l $17 ,995 MCK NNA VOLKSWAGEN {888} 35Nl111 VW JffiA GL '98 (2306l $10,995 MCK NNA VOU<SWAGEN 1aaa1 m-0111 VW JffiAGT'!ll (2348) $13,995 McKENNA VOLKSWAGEN. "'81 357-0118 VW JffiA K2 .. (2305) $12,995 MCKENNA VOLKSWAGEN 1aaa1 m-om VW PASSAT GLS 't9 (2125) $17,.916 MCKENNA VOLKSWAGEN 188.357 .0118 W&1JI• ,._Ii• ..=J CHUNG'S PAIHTING .__ _____ _. . PUBLIC NOTICE The Calif. Public· Utilrtles Com- m!SSIOO REQUIRES ltia1 an used house- hold goods movers print th&1r P.U.C. cat T number; limos and chauffers print ltlff T.C.P. number '" .. adYertlsments. If you have a ques· bon about lhe legal- ity of a ITIOYef, limo or chauffer, cal; PUBLIC UTILITIES COMM ISi ON 71 4-558 ... 151 14 y_.. Ei;> • GIMt Pricel Guarentee WOltt • Free Est L#375602 714-638-1 S34 DAVE'S PAINTING No lol! too Large Of .,,,. Ftee Est 15 Yrs w 24hn L1697347 MNts.3722 ll(E'S CUSTOM PAINTING Prolesslonal, clean, quality wor1c. Int/en & dc>clls Llro3468 94~1~19 RMeOW CfAClE MAINT Painling-lnlltn HouM/Apt quell1y job\ Free estlmlte lt569897 71~ • Northstar Y·I Enif • Wood Trim Pack.Ip • factory Chrome Whttl1 • 6·Dlsk CD Chanpr • Hffttd Front & Rear Setts • Garap Door Opener $51,992.00 $ 8 ,500.00 $44,492.00 +tax 10< 36 months CloMd end IMM on apprOYld Cl1Cltl. s 1923.29 cull doWn plus lllndard Otlw oll + $500 '911111 Relldual 117. lei 40 Total ol IJIYlll'f* S 14.364 1 otttr 133562 Or Purchase For O ty S • 184 OLDSMOBILE FIRENZA Low 75k miles, outo, AC, mint condition, new car trode-inl (382039) 192 CHEVROLET LUMINA Sedan, V.6, many extras, new car ~in (249899) 1 89 VOLVO 740 ~ low 77k mi~, outo, white, very good cbnditionl (W976) 190 LEXUS LS400 low 98k. miles, blad<, llhr, nalca CD, & montl (040322) 1 96 OLDSMOBILE AURORA low miles, light blue, lthr & mcqf excellent tonditionl (410051) 1 99 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS • ... . 2000MOO/SL SUMMER SAL/SS EllENF 2000· Catera • +tax for 36 month lease. $3410.00 cash down or trade equl- • .• • j.-ra._..• ty, plus Inception lees, tax on decap & rebate• $4202.48. 'UU. Or Purcha~:~F~~Only $28 99500 $32,495.00 .. List Price 9 $ 3,500.00 .. Nabers Discount $28,995.00 .. SALE PRICE 2000 Escalade 2000 Deville t 37e t tax tor 36 month least. $5000.00 cash down or tQU • p on •99C ~ tax tor 36 month tease. $3950.00 cuh down or trade tq111ty, plus lnce~ion tees • $5489 41. 1 only 028S326Y. tees• $6590.13. Prices reltect rebates; not Rosen r tem. 1 only 4547. $46,925.Jr "ti~~~ For only 1.1,995 . S 3,930.00 Nabers rnscount -f i4~:~:88 ~ . All r~ew 2001 Aurora LEASE FOR 339/MO ~71 + "1X lat 3S momhl QOMd tncl INN 00 IOll'OYld CltClll. S4200 dOwn end etlnellfd ~ Reu!Ull $17,556 TOlll ol prymenla$12.221.64 +Ill!. 1 otttr04080 Or PurdlaM For Only 52 8 ,8 Or Purchase For Only ;9 54061 $41,400.00 .... List Price t S 1,859.39 .... Nobers Olscou $39,540.61 .... SALE PRICE 2000 Alero 199/MO ..19' ; 11X lor 38 monb C1oMd Ind llMI on IPll!OYld Ctedll, S 158& M Clowll plus ltlndMd dlM all Allldllll IU37 40 Taal of P1Y11*11a $7.181 64 • 1U. 1 otttr 319069 Or Purchase for Only $15,57711 1 96 CADILLAC SMW SYS s2,188 s4,988 $6,988 S13,988 Low miles, block, leather, CD, alloys & morel (801464) 521,988 1 00 OLDSMOBILE INTRIGUE Low 3850 miles, white, km leather, CD, bol. of worr. (204314) . ·521,988 1 97 CADILLAC CONCOURS Low miles, whil9 ~. Ian leather, mony extras, bol. of worr. (261282) 199· CADILLAC DEVIW Low 1n11es, whit., kin hhr, bal. of warr., prev. rental (n9184) 193 CADILLAC ALLANTI low ~3k miles, whii. peorf, V·8 Northstar, rare modell I 126643) 199 CADILLAC CATIRA GLS, 6 cyl., lthr., low miles, CD & mont, bot. of wan'. prev. rentall 1~71 n •513,988 $14,988 s16,988 low 7500 miles, mooriroof, CD, alloys & morel Bal. of worr. (022315) s25,988 52 5,988 525,988 525~9 88 ~27,988. 529,988 195 CADILLAC ELDORADO low miles, V8 Norim, ...... lb. 16193.W) 198 CADILLAC DMW V-8 Northstar, CO, hhr, bat. of worr. (773519) 1 00 CHEVROLET EXTRA CAB SilY.rodo, 1 /2 ton, 3 ~· many power f.otum, prev. rental (U2683) 519,988 521,988 1 97 CADILLAC SEVIW STS . low miles, side py, 300 tf> Norbb, CD, bal. ol;worr. (821979) 198 CADILLAC SIVIW low miles, CO, aloys, bol. of wutibilty (914127) 1 00 CADILLAC ISCALADE low 8l mil., bled, "1r, CD, aloys, •an *11', bal. ol warra11fy, prwv. rriJI (1482A6) 537,9~8 I