The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About2000-07-26 - Orange Coast Pilot. • . . . .. SERVING THE NEWPORT -f\AESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM Planners ·Pave way for . trails • Residents fighting to keep concrete out of Fairview Park satisfied that at least one dirt trail will remain. Andrew Glazer D AILY PILOT COSTA MESA -The Planning Commission voted Monday to allow one dirt trail at Fairview Park, but to leave open the possibility of paving other trails in the future. nm Cromwell, whose home sits adja- cent to the park, requested 'that the com- mission recommend the City Council elim- inate almost all paved trails from the park's blueprints. •J'm OK with (the conunission's) deci- sion,• Cromwell said. ·w e're making headway. 1llis was a great victory for us.· The commission also voted to use KEEPING COOL QUmlON HAPPY TRAILS? Should the city pave most of the dirt tr•ils at F•irview Partl7 call our Readers Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or e-mail your com- ments to dailypilotO/atimes.com. Please tell us your name and hometown. and include a phone number (for verifica- tion purposes only). asphalt -not concrete -on any hard- surfaced trails. Cromwell said he wouldn't oppose one asphalt path, intended for high-speed cyclists, that would connect the park to a larger network of bike lanes. David Alkema, the dty's project manager for the Fairview Park redesign, alSQ said he is satisfied with the commission's deagon. But he said he would prefer concrete over asphalt, which requires more maintenance. The city's plans call. for converting the park from a grassy field scored with di.rt trails into a nature preserve of nabve foliage. If the final plan includes certain paved trails, the county will contribute $500,000 to work at Fairview Park. · The new park would eliminate many of the makeshift hillside trails used by mountain bikers. hikers and cross-coun- try runners. •The proposed (hJnges would do irreparable damage to our course,• said Estancia High School cross-country coach Charles Appell. Cross-country teams from Estanaa and Orange Coast College use Fairview Park as their home course. More than a dozen other residents asked the commission to recommend leav- ing the park as it is. The City Council is scheduled to dis- cuss the Fairview Park plan Ul nud-August. SEAN HlUR I DALY Pl.OT Matthew Zollman. 10, of Placentia, Jumps out of Moe B. Dunes and into the water at Newport Dunes during a family outing. • Newport Beach council draws a line 41 the surf • City bans surfing competitions during heavy tourist periods, caps number at eight per year. Nollld Schwllt'tl 0 AJt.Y PILOT • NEWPORT BEACH -In a coastal city where surfing ii as commonplace as baseball. City COUDdl members voted Tuelday to limit • tbe number of surf competltiom becaUte ol concerns about trash arid trattlc. · The council, without a word of discussion, banned competitions on Memorial bay and from June 15 through Sept. 10 -the heavy tourist periods. It also limited the number of contests to eight per year along the most pop- ular stretch of beach, between 54th and 58th streets, near the northwestern part of the city. 1t will be a blow to young, ambitious surfers, said Duke Edukas, co-owner of Surf· side Sports, a local shop that sponsors several annual contests •The beach is our baseball 6el<t • Edukas said. •tt's that much a part ·of kids' lives here. It will really hurt the kids in our community. It's a really healthy Westyle and keeps kids out of trouble." Since 1997, Newport Beach has seen the number of. requests for surf contests double from seven to 1'. With about 150 entries, the competi,tions are small and don't draw the media attention generated by international contests like Sunday's ~lueto.rcb Pro 2000 in Huntington Beach, said Melissa Adams, of SEE SURF MGE 7 Suspect bagged in Dover Shores crime spree •Woman arrested after she called police to~ bar mtntng pune, whlch WU left at atme ICelle. _..,.. DM.Yl'lor • WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 2000 Arthur Grams rides along one of the trails at Fairview Park. Many residents are opposed to the city's plan to pave hiking 'and blklng trails. MARIANNA DAY MASSEY I DAILY Pit.OT Trinity hits hurdle in quest to build wall •Planners deny 22-foot ' 'divider sought to shield neighbors from the ~hnstian broadcastin~nter's activities. Andrew Gluer I D AILY PILOT COSTA MESA -The Plcmrung Commission, unlike Joshud dt Jen- cho, did not wait for the Tnruty Broadcasting Network to bwld a wall before smashing 1t down Representabves from the Tnruty Christian Center, headquarters to the world's largest Chrisban teleVl· sion channel, asked the collUTUSs1on to grant permission to bwld a 22-foot wall dividing their sprawling cam- pus from neighboring homes. But the commission unarumously voted against it after more than a dozen residents decried the wall as •prison-like" and unneighborly. "Now we're gettmg into church and state issues, aren't we?" asked Paul Crouch. president of ~ty Broadcasting Network and an on-cllf personality, before wallong out of council chamben. He declined fwther comment Tuesday . At the meeting, Crouch told com- missioners the wall would shleld neighbors from film crew noise, hght spilling from the bwlchng on Bear Street and the San Olego Freeway -which is illuminated with white Chrisbnas lights Wee a Las V~as casino -and fumes from idllng tour buses. •1n the minds of some, we have . ~me a nuisance,• he said. •we want to do everything we tan do to/ be good neighbors. To me, this would be a win-win situation.• Commissioner Kalle Wilson said the church could start by applying for permits each time it conducts outdoor taping for lV, films and music, as city codes reqwre. SEE WALL MGE 7 Gill& .. ,__ ' -I -'I 1 ·2 Wadnetdoy, My 26, 2000 For• '-- GOOD CAUSE Amelia Stokes Volunteer helps at Project Cuddle, but the work helps her, too Having just movea from South Africa. Amelia Stokes cannot legally work in this country. So she gives freely of her time. Stokes and her family moved to Cos- ta Mesa three months ago on her hus- band Stephen's work visa. While her husband works and ber daughters Taryn, 16, and Sandra, 13, go to school at Costa Mesa High School, Stokes needed something to fill her time. "If you're not busy, you have no moti- vation," Stokes said. "The busier I am, the better it is... • PIT Of 'Ill Wiii Spot Spot ii a male, neutered Labrador-de!· matum mix who ii paUently waiting for a l<Mng home. He ii just a year old and woukl fit ~ in an adult environment Spot is currently being kept at a kennel. funds are always graciously accepted and needed to pay outstanding vet bills for anfmal1 prevlously cared tor by the Community Animal Network. See other rescued dogs and cats each Sal\qd4y and SwMlaf from noon to ' • p.m. at RU110'1 Pet ~nee at Pash- lon laland, Newport Beach. The Community Animal Network ii a local organization linking people and • pets through oomnlunlly action. See oth- er antpl• at http:llwww.a.n.lmalnet- work.org. . Gettl!f. INVOLVED • GDTING lrNOUllD runs per._ odblly In the Daffy Piiot on a rotating besls. If you'd like lnfor-' matlon on adding your organli. tlon to this list, call (949) 57~ Volunteers are needed for Project Caring which pro- v;ides sodalization and cul- tural experiences and Shab- bat and holiday celebrations to the Jewish residents and others at Fairview Develop- mental Center in Costa Mesa. Volunteers will •adopt" a facility ~ provide prQgTimUDing of Jewish ron- tent to the residents on a monthly basis and will be required to tak~ a TB test and fingerprinting background check. For more information, call (714) 4454950. JUNIOl IUGUE OF OIWIGICOUNTY This organiz.ation of women committed to promoting vol- untarism, developing the potential of women and improving communities through the effective action and leadership at trained vol- Doily Pilot tion, call (562) 622-3805. LIGUllA GIUNIEU' INC. Volunteers are needed to assist Laguna Coast Wilder- ness Parle staff and James Dilley Preserve staff and docents with biker registra- tion and general public ori- entation. For more informa- tion, call (949) 488-0287. LAGUNA SIWlll Laguna. Shanti. an organi.z.a- tion that works with sufferers of J-ilV and AIDS, is seeking caring volunteers to assist with running the front office, delivering meals, providing transportation and providing complimentary· therapies such as massage, acupunc- ture and chiropractic care. For more information, contact Lisa Toghia at (949) 494-1446. UFEUNE UVlllG CENllRS Mentally ill adults rely on the Newport Beach center for residential housing. It needs professional fund-raisers to support· and maintain this resource. For more informa- tion, call (949) 675-1700. MISTER CllOUll OF OUNGECoum The need to keep active and a desire to be aroiind people drove Stokes to look for volunteer positions in the paper. She quickly (ound Project Cuddle, a Costa Mesa-based nonprofit organiza- tion. " Project Cudd.ie, founded in 1990, works to prevent mothers from aban· doning their babies -many of them unwanted or drug-exposed. It also offers options for expecting mothers who do not want to raise the child or are afraid to do it alone. her time as an office assistant has given Stokes some much-needed direction, she said. written by Project Cuddle founder Debbe Magnusen, which serves as a sort of mission statement for the organi- zation. . unteers, is seeking new• members. Por more infonna- tion, call (949) 261-0823. The performing arts organi- zation needs volunteers for computer input. ticketing, fil- ing and handling phones. For more information, call (714) 556-6262. "We're here to help girls who are pregpant, • she said. "Give them options other than abortion ... Although her position does not include the task of cuddling babies - which some volunteers do -donating For a month and a half, Stokes has been going into the office twice a week for about five hours at a time. She inputs data as it comes in and organizes and updates computer files. Stokes said she feels she is a part of something special after reading a book II.MANIC Ruth A. Blackwood, June 1 July 22 in Santa Ana • David Butler Rote, 58, The following Jnforma· • Jason A. King and Costa Mesa Uon 13 collected on a week· Michelle S. Stewart, June 5 1y basJ.s at the Orange in Santa Ana July 19 "What's she's done is quite amazing,• Sto°kes said. · And helping out at Project Cuddle also helps Stokes. "More than anything, you don't want to stagnate,• sbe said. -Story by Danette Goulet photo by Conrad Lau WEDDINGS Aitken-Herrington UISll PEIMINENTE HOSPICE SIRVICU Volunteers are needed to provide four hours per week visiting patients or doing errands for them or their caregiveIS in commu- nities near volunteers' homes. For more infonna- MEDIATION CENllR The Mediation Center of Cos- ta Mesa needs volWtteets for case management and int.alee.' Bilingual languag~ Skills are necessary. Por more infonna- tion. call (949) 574-5990. County Clerk-Recorder's •Jorge G. Maldonado De Leon and Erisbelda Estra-Oftice Jn Santa Ana. • Kathryn Doreen Navone, Veronica Aitken of Balboa Island and Matthew Herrington of Corona del Mar exchanged wedding vows at Community Con- gregational Chwcll in Corona del Mar on Feb. 19. MAIRIAGES NEWPORT BEACH • Daniel L. Castner and Dora M. Larios Gonzalez, June 2 in Santa Ana • Christopher R. Cushman and Usa G. Salisbury. June 3 in Newport Beach • Jack J . Kayajanian and Lisa C. Hallaian, June 3 in Los Angeles COSTA MESA •Clyde F. Boiston and Kel- lie S. Meacham, June 3 in Temecula • Jacob R. Burkett and Alissa M. Connally, June 4 in San Juan Capistrano •Daniel B. Califf and Erin c . Rodieck, June 3 in Orange • Stephen f . Dix and Melanie J. Gregor, June 4 in Newport Beach •Alejandro Espinosa Ayala and Rosa Yanez Herrera, June 5 in Santa Ana • Thomas E. Fink and Joan C. Thylor, June 3 in Corona deJ Mar. • Juel B. GoU and Tern L. Kralik, June 6 in Santa Ana • Prank M. Gonda and VOL•N0.1n fttaMM M. -··-NIW'9f ,...,_, EdllDr I' ..... ......,.oey..,, llMIC"la.-. ,...... .... --c.---. ,,.. ...... llMllC-....... " .... ,.., _....., ......... .........:-· da Jaimes, June 1 in Santa Ana DUI ARRESTS The following people have been arrested recent- Jy on suspicion of drivlng under the Jnfluence of an Intoxicant. They have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime, and, as with all such crimes, are consid· ered innocent unl1l proved gu11ty. COSTA MESA July 21 • Michael Danielson, 22, Be llevue •Luke Alan Ga:Jardo, 21, Huntington Beach • Rubin Paul Melton, 33, Barstow • Manuel Salgado, 23, Mwriet.a July 20 • Charles Leith Dion, 43, Anaheim NEWPORT BEACH luly23 • Anthony Lee Godinez Jr., 22, Camarillo • Dave Duane Schwarm, 45, Newport Beach 40, Long Beach Rill ESTATE TUNSACTIONS COSTA MESA • 1618 lowa St., $138,000 • 3234 Montana Ave., $315,000 • 3210 Idaho Place, $293,500 • 3499 Wimbledon Way, $350,000 • 3104 Samoa Place, $345,000 • 872 Bear Creek, $115,000 • 1943 Balearic Drive, $429,000 • 20111 Interior Lane, $250,000 • 862 Bear Creek, 197 ,5()_0 • 3055 Johnson Ave., $290,000 • 748 Wmgate Bay, $180,600 NEWPORT COAST • 71 Anjou, $355,000 • 6 Coastal Canyon Drive, $89,500 • 11 Bellevue, $229,000 • 9 Teramo, $395,000 • 4330 Ba.rranca.Parkway, $888,000 • The bride, who wore a strapless, floor-length satin gown trimmed. with pearls and a fioor- length tulle veil, ls the ~ughter of Sherry and ~on Aitken of Laguna Beach. The maids of honor were Amy Aitken and Jessie Aitken. Bridesmaids were Brooke lhminger, Julia Herrington, Christina Meyer, Danielle Gordon and nista Switzer. The best man was Bill Herrington. Ushers were Patrick 'Ihminger, Jason Glime. Andy Glime, Doug Skoro, Johnny Hamilton and Tom Schriber. · . Wlllllll llD Siii ..... w a.lbol IM3 CotoM del Mar a'63 eo.a.Meu IM4 ...,.,., lelct'I .... -~CoM .. llDa l'OOAY first low 12:31 a.m ............. -...... 0.1 Flrit Ngt\ 6:2' 1.m."' .............. -•.• J;J Second low t 1 :21 p.m ..................... 2.1 SecondhAgtt l:G2 p.m._ ...... -.......... 5.7 There were 230 guests at the reception at the Sutton Place Hotel in Newport Beach. The couple honeymooned in Hawaii and make their home in Newport Beach. She is an attorney. He is employed by an Internet company. ••••••-.z...,.actlSuc ....... ~-....... Afh.....-wan1' . *"'"' llllll-............ •JJt.er.W..,..to ~ POLICE flllS COSTAMESA .. ..... ~Annoying phone c.llJ WW. report9d In the &oo blodl et 9:501.m. ~. • C'.eMl9J """'* Vandalltm WM rtported In the 1200 blodl et S:1S p.m. Mondlly. • ..... L.-n.lp1•l11g w• repol1td In the JOO blodl et 4A5 p.m. ~ • S. ,._. U.. A~ Ml NpOftled In the 2800 bk>ck et 9=55 p.m. ~ · · -' NIWPORT llAOf 1:» e,m_ ........... ~ ........ 0.1 . ,.,.~ 1• .......___;..._.J,7 ......... 1J:al ~ .. ··--·" ........ • •..,...*•ma A w.t bfolle lneo 1 GI Ind .. e ...._....._.,..crt11tmm1nhlllbMlldi ................ """ ..... •?I t t;' ilMlllWllW ..... citll ....... .. ----. ..... ..In ....... ~-'" •Wllctr•A ............. . ............ . Doily Pilot Wednesday, July 26, 2000 3 Locals cheer Cheney as Bush's running mate IN lllEf n cketS for food bank fund-raiser now available •Cox pleased with decision; GOP chairman calls Cheney 'a friend of Orange County.' Alex Coolma n DAILY PILOT News of George W. Bush's decision to tap Dtck Cheney as his runniilg mate drew praise Tuesday from Republi- cans, including Rep. Christo- pher Cox (R-Newport Beach), who had been considered a possible candidate for the spot. "It's a very exciting selec- tion, not only because it brings vast international experience to the ticket, but also because Dick Cheney is a friend of Orange County,• said Orange County Republi- can Party chairman Tom Fuentes. 'The former defense secre- tary for the candidate's father, George H . Bush, "knows what Orange County is about,• Fuentes said. "He has a warm and cordial relation- ship with the party leadership here." Cox said he was "very pleased" by the decision, which he said had the poten- tial to reinvigorate the Republican presence in Washington. "If we have the first Republican government in Washington since the 1952 election,• he said, "I will havE! a new job:· That job, he said, would simply be to legislate in a way that had not been possibl~ under a Democratic adminis- tration. "(There will be) vast new opportunities as a member of the leadership of the House,• Cox said. "Right now, there is a very limited range of legis- lation that we know we can get signed into law.• Fuentes said ·he thought the future might hold more ambitious prospects tor Cox if Bush were to carry the elec- tion. "There's a natural for attorney general in this administration, or another cabinet position,• Fuentes said. •Likewise, Chris could well be the speaker of the house if he desires someday.• Cox declined lo speculate on such possibilities, calling the cabIDet jobs •an e nor- mous lottery.• Rep. Christopher Cox w as "ve\"y pleased" with Bush's choice of Dick Cheney as his running mate. The ~ond Hwvest Food Bank will hold its 16th annual Food, Wine & Microbre w Fest on Oct. 12 to ralse funds 'for the food bank. Live salsa music and dancing will accompa- ny food and w\ne, which will be provided by regional restaurants, vineyards and nucro- brewenes. Tickets purchased before the event a.re $40; dt the door they will be $50. Group t.lck- ets will be avauable for $30 per person for groups of 10 or more. Sprinklers douse fire, save Crab Cooker restaurant The event wlll be held from 5 .30 to 8:30 p.m. m the Crate & Bar- rel wing of South Coast Plaza. lnformatJon: (714) •Oily kitchen rags are suspected in blaze that nearly consumed local restaurant. Oily kitchen rags bundled together and placed above d washing machine were blamed for the fire, which began around 2:30 a.m. inside the storage area of the restaurant at 2200 Newport Blvd .. said Lt. John Blauer of the Newport Beacb Fire and Manne Depdrtmei t. Sue.Ooyle · DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -A fire black ened a storage area at the popular Crab IN BRIEF OCC offers painting course this fall An expe rimental painting course will be offered at OCC this fall. The 16-week course will emphasize the creative process and use a broad range or materials. Students will have a chance to develop individ- uaJ projects. The course will meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:30 lo 7:45 p.m. The three-wl.it class begins the wee.Jc of Aug. 28. Fall registration is under- way and appointments are available in OCC's admissions office. Enrollment fees are $11 a unit. Registrau on information: (71.C) 432-5072. Cooker Restaurant on Tues- day and might have destroyed the e ntire facility if it were not for an a utomat- ed sprinkle r system, authori- ties said. Audition seeks experienced dancers Auditions for MDanc'n Etc .. • a dance ensemble at Orange Coast College, will be held on Sept. 1. The dance company, which performs the latest contempo- rary styles, including hip hop, jazz. ballet and modern, is looking for dancers and actors. The ensemble is geared toward intermediate to advanced performers.· · Auditions will begin dt noon in OCC's Dance Studio 8. information: (714) 432-5506. congregation Shir Ha-Ma'alOt Preserfts ... Cantor Arie Manela Shlkler • and Th.e Flying Falafel Brothers Band ~fen f" Y"ll'r fovtJ-rif e ff e~etv ~,,,.,,~ "1.f/t an ~f anJ ~eaf! · • .Jl.i11"cJf 5. 2000 . 7:30 p.m. sharp! . Doors Open at 7:00 p.m . . t Dessert Immediately following Concert For lnformatlOn call: Clll) 117•2221 X200 FREE to Prospective Members "Had it not been for the sprinkler:.. that ple1cc would have ~1onP up in smoke,· Blauer said. An automated fire alarm mside lhP restaurant alerted hrefightf•1 s. who extin- guished the flc1mes within 26 minutes. Flames wpre confined to the storage unit and did not spread to th e kitchen or eat- ing ared. Damage was esti- mated at $1,000. There were no reported injuries. The restaurant was oper- ating as usual Tuesday. Rep- resentatives of the Crab Cooker were not available fo r comment. 771-1343. Steve Marble NOTEBOOK Steve Mdrble t'> on VdCdllon Circles of Influence lmp rusio11ism TO M odernislll 11"\' S 011/hern California Art 1910 -1930 Now on ,,;,"' 1hro111,h S rpttm/J(r J OCMA, Newport Beach / Al Belson A PhoqrlpNc ~ Now on ~ lhtOUflb ~24 ~ SoU/11 amt,,,,,. ....... -....... a.t ......... Jl'lllillda. .... ........ -..a.1n111.-•&SSl;.' 0 I.,__, ........ 111 llY ., . ...... •iOF 111 llY . wmnft M up a chair inllde one of 1he molest buic1r911t1hefMr lit J "" s p.m. iocs.y to._ ...... • perfonnhk~--' •••a: .... l'tiltmimft ...... -Nell"-been pertol.1•9 fof yun. His show runs through Frtmy on the Spodig'1t Sf9 in the VIRal Arts Building. 4 w.dnesdoy, July 26, 2000 DAY 12 SEAN t«ilA I OAl.Y Pl.OT Lauren Lu. 7, of Fountain Valley, goes flsblng at the •Flsh Farm~ game with 4-year-old sister Nicole and father Tom at the Orange County Fair on Tuesday. Fair and square? D...tte Goulet D AILY PILOT Enormous stuffed animals in vibrant colors hang invitingly over the games of chance. Each Kermit, Tweety Bird and Poke- mon is bigger than the last. Once a fair-goer's eyes are attracted to the bright displays, one of several carnival workers at the Orange County Fair will begin their spiel with promis- es of prizes and extra chances to entice the passerby to stop and try the,ir luck. ls it luck, or is there any skill involved in playing the games in the midway at the fair? Some sciy it's a little of both. Beach. •111e dart game was hard and the water game was easy.· ln games such as the Top Spin, the, water gun race where customers play against each other, there is always a winner. At other game booths, people con- tinuously walked away disgruntled. ·1 think the basketball game, you're throwing your money away,• declared David Sennsky, who was trying to win prizes for his bride of 58 years. ·we just • do it for fun.• Newport Beach resident Stephanie Grody juggled two bulbous Tweety Birds and a Pokemon character as she bied to pull more money out of her wal- let. Her three children and their three friends were eager to play a fishing game. been pretty neat. We got these Tweety Birds in just two mes.• Each had their favorite game -and the game that got away. ·1 have to say, the one where you toss the ring over the bottle is almost impossible -and the one wtiere you throw the ball against the wall into a basket.• said Scott Sauggs, of Seal Beach. ·But this pool one's pretty easy -that's my favorite. I play it every year." •All right guys, we've got to get Daddy a big Kermit,• she hollered. •1t's Most of the pa~ons milling around the midway agreed on one thing: some games were a snap and some nearly impossible. •Some are easy and some are hard,• said ?-year-old Matthew Portner, who was vis:tting his cousins in Huntington And here's· the Pitch ••• A11drewGlwr DMY Plu:>T It's a whole new world inBide the Carnival of Products tent, where salesmen pitch everything new and improved. hopping from state to state, sawtng nails, skinning tomatoes and selling the occasional knife. • 1 practiced for a good two months before I could do th.II,• he said as be sliced a spud into 20 td8D- tlcal poker ~-lizad diab. •Jt'l llke theater.• At the dimu of blii ~ -be •..S8grooN IDID an aha· DUn\DD Nmm.t -..... dNw • doml ............... tD tum one .llllo • ~ r ·or CDml9t ..... 11111111 .... ........... , ...... .... Gib of 1111•" 111• .... nt'CM11f W _. 5 1•1 tion. •aut lt bas a lifetime warranty. lb.at helps.• In the olden days, fairs were a forum 19 show off important new products a.pd inventions. l!lght- bulbs, y;e cream cones and nylon all debuted at variOus Ameiic4n fairs. But it's become more difficult for fain to shOW'Ca.le trUly innovatlVe products, with the ubiquity of cata- logues, malls, advefthemer>ts and .. commerce. That's wbere the art of the Nies 'pitch mm. in. •vou have to aeete the need,• iaKS Cwt '8mel; 44, a Super Ceok· er ..,...,.,.," wbo bM a medHor- ~blame~ arid ltNlgbt wbtta teeth. .... .... ..... wllo dom'n't need • -ol g0odpat1.• SeLanm, wllo ............ ...-.:eeo,.........,...., ..... ,, ..... ... "** ... ~ ....... ~"" -. ... ... Doily Pilot QUOTE OF THE DAY ~~ The guy gi ves you five balls. Then there are three holes. On e is low and two are high. And if you get on e in, you get this large, inflat- able 'Super Bat.' I got in all five balls. It's m y first win at the fai r this ,, year. -Loew ls Gifford, 8, of Huntington Beach, after playing a carnival game. 8ARGllN OF THE DAY H20 · TOH Tucked inside the fair- grounds are four •Sippers -"" Mofw• conces- sion stands selling- water straps. Just secure your water and carry it ~your shoulder. The trend-I Items, at $2.50 each, are made of durable nylon and come in green, purple, black and blue. The stands can be found in Kids' Paric. Centellnial Way, the carnival food bazaar and the Main Mall. BY THE - . NUMBERS I Fiii COllPlllSOI Here is a look at Or.nge County Fair attendance compared to the same day last year. DAY 12. TUESDAY (as of 6 p.m.) ""'This~ 21,439 '-'~16,667 -date provkkd by the Orange County Fair Doily Pilot SCHEDULE OF EVENTS TODAY hlr hours: noon to midnight "Hor W.1lcday WrtsdNild: Pur· chase a sio wristband, good for 10 rides of your choice. Wristbands are sold until 8 p.m.; ride until mid- night. Includes rides in the major and kiddie midways. Good for ell ages. Wristbands are not transfer. able and do not Include gate admission. AllDAY • M.temfty kn -Uvestock Maternity Barn • Small llftlmlils on dl:tplay - Small Animal Tent • Brwll!fi lheep Md Angora .-ts on dhplay-Uvestock Area • ~Hollow -Uvestock Area • Felr Buttion ~ ... Hunt- Youth Building • WoadworkJng dei11101n• tlons -Visual Arts Building • O*\a s»lnting deinorrn• tlons -Visual Arts Building • lallther Cnft Guild -Home and Hobbies Building • Guild of Abel' Artists -Home and Hobbles Building • Small Scale~ -Home and Hobbies Building •-Mesa c.onsolldM9d w.w Dis- trkt dama;ll'tr•tion -Millenni- um Sam • Sdencie AdventuNs -Kids' Pane 10A.M. • Aldglng: Open ..... 'Iii .....,. wool brMds -Livestock Arena 12:30 P.M. • a ... u. Keeling, glr rh'awu• -Buffalo Bend Stage •BJ and the C....,v ... gae~ until 5:lO p..m. -Grounds 1 P.M. • ..... .port ltMd\ Showtlme - Heritage Stage • Musk Room Choir Song c.om. pMy -California Patio & Spa Centervilal Stage •Mouth WlltlltlH' ~ Ow11r'S -Kids' Partt • "-" With Fibr. WlillflClOlor -. . . . WE'RE RED HOY: The Red Hot Billy Peppers, a 12-plece brass band made up of high school jazz band teachen, perform dally at the Orange County Fair. See today's schedule for performance ti.mes and locattons. sills -Home and Hobbies Stage Building 14 • SderM:9 Adwntlns -Youth Stage • Red Hot Billy Peppers -Grand Pacific Resorts Meadows Stage • CNldrwn Mflgk Spb Md- ,,_with Gus flan*9> -Bijou Theatre · • All AlatkM ..... ,. _ Newport Arena • ~'s .... Ad c.nter; &rltll 7 p.m. -Kids' Pat1c • ~ w. PWpp9t until & p.m. -Grounds 1:30 P.M. • lilly &tcbarr .. eauntry ~ -Buffalo Bend Stage • lHnldlld 5tlMI Dn.ft'I a.Id - Street Scene . • ._..... llllAllWS Oraa - Green Gate 2 P.M. • 9oot ........ -Heritage Stage • ~ 6-•lltion Sound ~ -California Patio & Spa Centennial Stage 'Cooking with.,.......... ct.fl -Home and Hobbles Stage Building 14 •UW• 11tJ of"-" -Kids' Parit • Slalllbwd ---Youth Buikfing .• Gus ....... Mllglc-Grand Padfic Resorts Meadows ~ • lllrNll and lllkllro " .al 'Iii 1llmn -Street Scene . . • o.w'9,..,,,... ...... ~ .... untll 7 p.m. -Grounds • Sdencie ~ -Kids' Partt Stage 2:30 P.M. • lilly E:rtcbon, country ~-Buffalo Bend Stage • "9d Hot Billy~ Street Scene • "9d Rfvw Riden; until 7:JO p.m. -Grounds 3 P.M. ....... port 9-dt Showtln• - Heritage Stage • Mulic Room ¥oc:8la -Califor· nla Patio a Spa Centennial Stage • Ell ..... Nlltlw Anwkan ..... -Spotlight StageMsual Arts • Circus fUn ..,_,. ·~$ ........ and 'Dlkako .. 1llmn -Gl'llnd Paclflc Resorts Meadows Stage • CNlchn .. Mllglc Spb Mllti- nee with Fr-* n....tan - Bijou Theatre ......... ,....Druma.td- Street Scene. • Al Almlr.mt ..... Pigs- Newport Arena 3:30 P.M. • fUn With .......... Hot ....,.. _Home and Hobbies Stage Building 14 ·a....~gl 'MatdW' -Buffalo Bend Stage • Gus ........ M9gl(-Coun- try Lane • ~of the Wiid w.st- NeWpon Arena ' 4P.M. • Sunshine Get fief •tion of Dia- mond Bw-Heritage Stage •Boot Stompen California Patio & Spa Centennial Stage • Mighty QulN1 ~ -Cel· ebnrtion Stage/Youth Building • MLebl Pande -Kids' Paf'k • M-uk of ,.,.. Th.ntan - Grand Padfk Resortf Meadows Stage • lHnldMf s-.. Drum...,_ Street Scene • Ru9ell Blothw1 Circus - Green Gate ..... CoMrr\, pianist W'ltll 9 p.m. -Courtyard Stage • Mlldng denlOnlb•tkM Mil- lennium Sam 4:30 P.M. . '. • lillrNfl mtd ~Juggling 1iN1n -Grand Paclflc Resorts Meadows Stage • Billy fridcson, eauntry singerr1guiUris -Buffalo Bend Stage • Gus Allmlngo M.yk-Bijou Promenade •Part Qty Jazz a.Id -Street Scene • O'llfty ICJtichen: Paltry decant· Ing .... -Home and Hobbies Building SP.M. • Alc:mttar Mulic .......... M9rlll -California Patio • Spa . . Centenni.I Stage • -....... ,; ,.....,. AfttMtcar\ ...... -Spodight St.egWVISUlll Arts • CJrcUI fUn .._._Kids' Par1t • t.W'#WIJlty °' ...... -Voutt\ 8ulldlng .................. WW -Bufflllo Bend Stage .... glcal lplol with ...... IWll. :*ny Go ..... o.wld ZJr.. bee. Goldflii..-.... Doft - Bijou Theatre • ............... Druma.td- Street Scene • All AIMllM ..... ,.._ Ne\"i'pOrt Arena • Sm ..... Dmt0l '9dlary ~ Heritage Stage 5:30 P.M. • "9d Hot 9lly ,.._.. -Grand Padfic Resorts Meadows Stage • --ErtdClon. country ~-Buffalo Bend Stage • M-uk of,.,.. n....tan- Street Scene • Dogglel of the Wiid West - Newport Arena 6 P.M. • AIGrrwt.r Musk fuUfng Mmrta -California Patio & Spa Cen~Stage • K.-.h ~ V'OQllst -Spot· light Stage/Visual Art$ • Judging: Lllds ........ - Livestock Arena • HotW tfwt Hot Hula Hoop Contmt -Kids' Pane • ,_.Lord..~ - Buffalo Bend Stage • Gus Allmlngo M.yk -Bijou Promenade • .,.... ... ~Juggling .._,, -Street Scene • Hypnotist Mm'ts Ylmlll - Grandstand Arena • Mildng dant0rrwtJatiw1 -Mil- lennium Sam 6:30 P.M. .• eam..--. Herrb Dixon - Arlington Theater · • OWtle bellng, "' ..... JW' -Buffalo Bend Stage • MNkal Spb with &Ide.a IWll. 1llny CiodfNy. Dllvld ZJr. '*' Golclfto .. mtd Dow -Bijou Theatre • 1'ii.W 5tlMI Dn.ft'I !land -.street Scene • Mllglc of,.,.. 1hlntan - Country Lane 7 P.M . • Poco and Rrrwfall -Arlington Theater • s.ya AnclM: And9s Musk - Spotlight Staget'V'isual Arts • Unhei llty of Fwt: AltD6ogy 101 -Kids' Partt _..,. • Kida lbreab -Youth Building . .. 'NedneJdoy, July 26, 2000 5 ·~0... ........ -Her· itage~ • ,.... ... ......, JI '" • ...... -Grand hdfic Resorts Meadows Stage • Part aty Jmz !land -Street Scene • All Almlr.mt ..... Pigs - Newport Arena • "-II 11\Alwn Circus - Green Gate 7:30 P.M. • W.. a.td -Heritage Stage • Jorrwthan WU4 ....... t.tll -Buffalo Bend Stage • Mflgk of,.,.. n.nton - Country Lane • Red Hot Billy PWppers -Street Scene • Doggies of the Wiid w.st - Newport Arena • Comedian Herb Dixon - Grandstand Arena 8 P.M: , • ec.... Cobb. vocalist -Spot· light StageN"isual Arts • Billy ~ the Bandits -Grand Pacific Resorts Meadows Stage • SWve Lord..~- Buffalo Bend Stage . • ~· Spica with Erildca DM4 Teny Goctftwy. David ZJr. bel. Goktfit'1i19' ~ Dow - BiJOU Theatre • HyplMJtist Mwtc Y\lzuik - Grandstand Arena • Milling demoostration -Mil· lennium Barn 8:30 P.M. • Mwtc Wenzie«. mime -Arling- ton Theater • w.rtirne Radio -Heritage Stage • JoNrthlln Wlkl. singerlgut- tarist -Buffalo Bend Stage 9 P.M. • PoClo and Firefall -Arlington Theater • Sap Andina: Andes Mlak - Spotlight StageJV~I Arts • St:we Lord.. singerr1guiUris - Buffalo Bend Stage 9-.30 P.M. • Salsa Band -Heritage Stage • Comedian Herrb Dixon - Grand PaciflC Resorts Meadows s~ • JoNthan Wikl. slngerlgui- tarlst -Buffalo Bend Stage 10 P.M. . • Billy and the Bandits -Grand Pacific Resorts Meadows Stage 10-30 P.M. • w.rtir1• Radio~ Heritage Stage Mesa. (949) 72().8166 . ARoiJND ToWN Beach. Frett. Registration: (714) 840~8038. • Send .... ., -..... to 1he Olly,.,.. JJO w. ~St. Colta ~ CA tm7; 1-to &elt M- •170 "' c.-11 (M9) 574-429; ..._ indudl 1he dmt. ... .,., locMton of ... twnC. • Wiii •• contMt phone nurnt.. A~ listing Is ~*a.ble ~ ~dlil)pVoc.CX>tn. Borden Boob. M1llk ad • boo Terrace, 1713 Newport Blvd., Costa Maia. Pree for members, $10 for potential members. (949) 72~00. TODAY Cate's myltery bOok dilcul· ~ Craig Wegner sioogroupwfilrevtewSharon .. will ~t •Escaping Ute's McCrumb'• •1be Ballad of V'ldoul Circles,• a personal Prankie Silver• at 1 p.m. at growth dllcussfon, at 7:30 Borden South Cout Plaia, p.m. at Borders Books, Music 3333 Bear Sl, Costa Mesa. & Cale at South Coast Plaza, (714) 4'32-785'. 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Pree. (714) 4'32-1854. AUOIOr Dmd Gabbe wlD boll an Exploring Soy cooking class from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. The class will also be offered from 6 to 9 p.m. Aug. 3. $30 plus $10 materials fee. (714) 327-1525. Prevention Plus wUl offer affordable stroke, vascular disease, osteoporosJs and EKG screening beginning at 9 a.m. at Newport Center United Methodist Church, Corona del Mar, Newport Beach. Screenings start at S40 each. (800) 795-1743. The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce will host •Busi- ness After-Hours Mixer• at 5:30 p.m. at El Torito Grill, 633 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. Free for members, $10 for nonmembers. (714) 855-9090. Paine Webber wi1l host a seminar on •How to Handle a Divorce Settlement: Investing Your Settlement Wi.seJy•, at 6 p.m. at 888 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 717-5600. The 17th Street Merchants and Community Assn. will gather signatures and distrib· ute petitions in an effort to stop the widening of East 171h Street. The signature drive will begin at 1 p.m. at Kais~r Elementary School, 2130 Santa Ana Ave., Costa I'm not worried, my agent Is Cr.lg Brown lnsu,.nce Call today for auto & home owner's Insurance! flnandal advbon from Edwards-Jones Will discuss "Jjow to Pick Stocks• at 1 p.m. at Borders Book.81 Music & Olf e at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Pree. (714) 432-7854'. 1be lleadlng and Language Center Will hold an informa- tional meeting at 7 :30 p.m. for parents of students having di.fficl,tlty in school. Partld· pants will meet at 1101 Dove St., Suite 160, Newport Beach. · Free ~dmission. Reservations: (949)>614-7955. Memben of Jewish Pamlly · Service of Orange County will discuss issues, concerns and responsibilities o~ adult chil- dren who are cariklg f9r their elderly parents. The Session will be held at 7:30 p.m. at 250 E. Baker St .. Suite G. The dis- cussion will continue Aug. 2. $20 per person for both dis· cussjons. (714) 445-4950. David Engstrom will hold a fibromyalgia seminar at 7:30 p.m . at the Hoag Hospital Cancer Center auwtoriuni, One Hoag Drive, Newport (949) 760-1255 I Fashion Island New Be2ch • Uc# 0550 Sea Scout Competitive Sailing Clinic July 31 -Sep~ 1, 2000 Learn &Rdine Sportsmanship • Water Safecy Boat Handling • Rule & Siruations Tactics • Race Management Going Fast • Start and Finishes Fun sai/in~ clinic in Flying juniors for boys and girls interested in competitive sailing. . Developed by UC Irvine Varsity Sailing Team For more information contact, or register by mail or f.ax. Boy Scout Sea Base 1931 W. Pacific Coast Hwy. Newport Beach, CA 92663 949.642.5031 949.6505407 Fax http:\ \www.scabast.org THUISDAY Borders Buslnen Connec- tions, a business networking and referral grpup, will begin an ongoing series of meetings from 12:15 to 1:15 p .m. on the fourth Thursday Qf each month at Borders Books, Music & Cafe at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear Sl, Costa Mesa. (714') 256--0353. Jacque Daniel wi1l offer ttps on public speaking at 12:15 p .m. at Borders Books, Music & Cale at South Coast Plaza, .3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 432-7854. Architect Helmut Jahn wi1l discuss his newly designed Imperial Bank Tower at 1 :30 p .m. in the lobby of the building. The Imperial Bank Tower is at 695 Town Center Drive in Costa Mesa:-Reser- vations are required. (310) 201-8800. Newport Harbor Area Cham- ber of Commerce will host a sunset after-hours mixei: at 5 p.m. at Din Din in the Barn- Randy Mltcbell wW dllCUIS the challenges that come with parenting at 6 p.m. at the · Four Seasons Hotel at Fash- ion ISland, 690 Newport Cen- ter Drive, Newport Beach. Cost is $7 5 for two guests. (949) 574-8200. PldeUty Federal Bank wW present a seminar for home buyers at 6 p.m. at 1515 West- cliff Drive, Newport Beach. The program is geared toward homeowners and first-time buyers. Free. (949) 629-7540. The Single Gow:eaet's Orange County chapter, a fine dining club for singles, will meet at 6:30 p.m . at 1h>- quet on South Coast Plaza's lbird Floor, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. $72. (949) 854- 6552. FRIDAY Orange County bat spedallst Stepharue Remington will RUFFLES 'UP.HOLSTER Where Your Dollar Covers Morel WE'VE MOVED 1 BLOCK NORTH Sofa $10000• OFF Club Chair $5000• OFF *With a purchase of Fabric & Labor tit 8/2/00 1998 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA (949) 548-1158 . Two Locations to Serve Yo WESTCUFF PLAZA Irvine Ave & 17th St. Newport Beach (94~ 631-3623 . ~ lead ~ one-mile walk at 7 p.m. in search ot bats at C~· tal Cove State Park. at Peli- can Ppint on Coast Highway. Meet at the El Moro VJSitors Center. Pree hlke1 _parking ii $6. Reservations: (949) 491- 1641. SATUIDAY There wilJ be a Jree demon· stration and discussion on Japanese calligraphy at 11 a.m., 1 p .m. and 3 p.Jit. The event, titled •Tue A.rt of Sho: An Afternoon with Shoei Iba· ta• will be held at Carousel Court at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. The event is tree. (310) 829-6060. "Total We Empowerment'" lecture series creator Morgan Rogers will present a seminar on health and stress manage- ment at 3 p .m. at Borders Books, Music & Cafe at South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 432- 7854. SUNDAY Park rangers will lead a back- country hike at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove State .Park, at Pelican Point on Coast High- way, between Corona del ·Mar and Laguna Beach. Meet at the El Moro Visitors Cen- ter. Free hikei parking is $6. Reservations: (949) 497-7647. MONDAY Daily Pilot Drive, BuUding ·41, Newport Beach. Free. Registration. (949) 261-9446. BoNen lltenture dbawlon group Will meet at 1 p.m. at Borders Books, Music and Cale at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. (714) 432-7854 Members of Jewish JlamUy Service of Orange County will meet at 7:30 p.m. to dis- cuss issues, concerns and responsibilities of adult cllil- dren who are auing for their elderly parents. The session is at 250 E. Baker St., Suite G. $20. (714') 445-4950. AUG. 5 . The Home Depot ln Costa Mesa will offer free home and garden clinics from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays through August. The clinic topics are: ln~oor and Out- door Pest Control, How to Install Ceramic nle, Install Vinyl Flooring, Fencing Decks and Pool and Spa Care. The store is at 2300 s. Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. (949) 646-4220. Estanda High School's Class of 1980 will celebrate its 20th reunion at 6:30 p.m. at the Hilton Irvine Orange County Airport, 18800 MacArthur Blvd., Irvine. (949) 831-7413. The Orange County chapter of the Single Gourm~t. an fine dining club for singles, will meet at 6:30 p.m. at Calypso in The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., New- port Beach. Dinner is $62. Reservations: (949) 854-6552. The Newport Beach Ubrary will present #Medicine Wag- on Variety Show• for children in first through sixth grades, at 10:30 a.m. at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. The program will be repeated at 3 p.m. Aug. 2 at the Mariners branch library at 2005 Dover AUG. 6 Drive, Newport Beach. Both . programs are free. (949) 11-1--~e M~gam wtll perform 3801 --"-Irish mustc after group mem- . bers are inducted into the AUG.2 The American Cancer Soci- ety will offer make-overs for cancer patients at 10 a.m. at Hoag Hospital, One Hoag • Mttpkfi Showroom Houn Mon-Fri 9am-4:30pm 711 W. 17th St. Suite A-5 CosraMesa 949-642-2010 . Toll Free (888) 447-90S6 Guinness/Muldoon's Wall of Fame at 2 p.m. at Muldoon's Dublin Pub, 202 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Free admission. (949) 640-4110. • Repl'CSCJlting the full line of Pride Mobility Products • Service & Repair •Insurance Rei.mbu.rsemeot Specialist Pride Sc:ioocer1 from S1•9S \ . ' Doily Pilot SURF CONTINUED FROM · 1 Newport Beach's community services •department Before the meeting, Councilman Tod Ridgeway explained that the city constantly struggles with finding a bal- ance between maintaining public access and minimizing the impact on beachfront property owners. Some 1ocol residents have complained that participants are noisy, careless and use their backyanis for water or as toilets. •we have about seven miles of ocean front and Huntington has 10 to 11 miles, and they don't have residen- tial adjacent,• Ridgeway said. He added that the city is left to clean up the trash and control the crowds if they get out of hand. However, according to Newport Beach Police Sgt. Mike McDermott and Dave Niederhaus, the city's gener- al service director, the competitions are not a problem -yet. •Nothing bas gotten out of hand like in Huntington Beach,· McDermott said. •Calls are about illegally parked carsJ not alcohol.• While Niederhaus agreed that the city is caught in a balancing act between the public and residents, suifers are usually very respectful of the beaches. Event sponsors pay the city and often volunteer to clean up, he said. . DON LEACH I DAILY Pl.OT Ryan Turner bounces off the Up In September 1999 during a surf contest tn West Newport Beach. "It's probably more beachfront property owners saying ·1 don't want more people to come to my area of the public beach,' ·he said. "Right now, it isn't a big problem. But next year we could have 15 to 20 sponsors apply for competitions." Scott Moreland, a surf coach for Newport Harbor High School and a city surfing instructor for 30 years, said the limits are unfair and will only hurt the community's children Many local surfers who are now serruprofessionals got their start at these contests, he saJd. your own backyard," Moreland said. "When you're surfing your own break, you tend to do better. These contests inspire confidence, discipline and responsibility.• WALL CONTINUED FROM 1 Crouch. with an inaed- uloul look, asked lf the church should seek per- mits to do anything work- relat.ed outdoors, includ- ing baptisms. . . •lb.ere's a lot of merit to that.• responded Peny Valantine, the city's secre.. tary to the Planning Com- million. ' Crouch threw up his arms, questioned whether tbe dty was bleeding into uncomtitutioll4.l territory and left the room. POllowtng the commis- .sion's vQte, roughly 20 • peOp1e 1h . the audience ~Uded before leaving. "It's nice to have the contests in IN BRIEF BroadcaStjoumalism course offered in fall ·Orange Coast College will offer a broadcast j9umalism cQUTSe this fall. The 18-week class will begin the week of Aug. 14. It will meet from 7 to 10 p.m. on Tuesdays. The course presents an overview of television news and documentary production. Students will gain practical experience in writing, pro- ducing and field reporting for Mattress Outlet Sto BRANO fEW • COSMETICALLY lff'RFECT Gtt the ,,.,, for Leal 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa o.e lllodl ..... ol 405 rw., (714) 545·7168 •Dinnfr • Sunday Brun<h a cable news show. S1ons office. Fall registration is under- way and appointments are available in OCC's adrttis- Registration information: (714) 432-5072. How best to take care of a work of art? A Rolex timepiece is truly a marvel of perfonnance and endurance. In five years of continuous timekeeping, its balance travels the equivalent of 23.3333 miles. This kind of perfQm1ance deserves proper care and periodic maintenance, and Rolex i:ecommends that their timepieces be cleaned and oiled approximately every • five years. If you've invested in a Rolex you've made an astute decision. Protect that investment by showing the same sound judgmen~ when it comes to the maintenance of your timepiece. As an Official Rolex.Jeweler we are dedicated to the integrity of genuine Rolex timepieces. parts and accessories. Please visit our storr when you are ready to discuss the care and service of your Rolex 'i' RO LEX BLACKMAN LTD. { ili :~ JEWELERS ... J.f()IJ.J Via Oporto, N""'port Bt.oeh 92663 • 949-67J-9JJ4 1 .... __ ,,..... __ ,..._ ___ • __ LMJ_ ..... YOtll' O/fldoJ ltolu Jt'WI" All Wiri DOM Ot1 TIM" f'rtWUR1 -•e>y.-e>y.-~-~ ... ·- W W W . D A I LY P I L 0 T . C 0 .M Wed~, July 26, 2000 7 8 Wednesday, July 26, 2000 • Sports Editor Roger CorlsOn • 949..Sl 44223 • Men's champion went a decade between club ·titles. Richard Dunn DAILY PK.OT NEWPORT BEACH-When Steve Collins won his last Big Canyon Country play~ Friday at Newport Beach Country Club starting at 1 p.m. Collins, 48, and Manos will tee it up against pro-am teams from Mesa Verde Country Club (Pete Daley and head pro Tom Salyent), Newport Beach (Bob Kraft and head pro , ........... ~ .... , .. fact .. he git .. ~ I S.,...W (1ltlr .... , -• Tom s...g.nt. Jones Cup competitor Daily Pilot mentor, Collins will try to help Big Can.yon win again in a Daily Pilot- organ.1.zed golf tournament, following Selby Schriber's victory at the inaugural Tea Cup Classic in '97, also at NeWp<>rt Beach Country Club. Big Canyon's K~lly Manos once had a Tiger by the tail. ~ Club men's l'lm Paul Hahn) and Santa Ana Country Club (Chris Collins is a Santa A1Ul Heights resident who lives Steve Collins down the road from Santa ell Manos, Big Canyon Country Club's head essional since May 1999, will play with teur Steve Collins in the inaugural Jones Cup rriday at Newport Beach Country Club at 1 championship, ~ prior to last year, head professional Kelly Manos was not even working in the golf business. Now, they will be partners representing Big Canyon in the inaugural Jones Cup, a better-ball gross pro-am involving the four private dubs in this newspaper's circulation. "It always seemed like a natural to happen, to have a Tea Cup Classic for the men,~ said Collins, referring to the popular women's community championship launched in 1997 through the Fletcher Jones. Motorcars/Daily Pilot Club Championship Series, which was created with the intention of someday organizing a tournament for men. Llke his JO-foot birdie putt on the 18th green to cap his victory in the final round at the 1999 Big Canyon men's dub championship, Collins is hoping for dramatics in the Jones Cup, which will be Veitch and head pro Mike Reebl), with a perpetual trophy awarded to the winning club. "I just played with Chris Veitch, and we won low gross for the tournament (the Balboa Invitational at Big Canyon Country Club in June)," Collins said, referring to the familiarity most of the area's top amateurs have for each other. When Collins won his final club championship of the 1980s, Manos was working for a collection agency. It wasn't until 1990 when Manqs got his first break in the golf business and was hired as an apprentice at Yorba Linda Country Club by Sargent, Yorba Linda's head pro for almost 18 years before coming to Mesa Verde in the mid-90s. ·1 don't think Kelly was big enough to break any arms or legs,• Salyent once quipped about Manos' former source of employment. While Manos will be reunited in friendly competition with his former Mark Pomerantz finally found a sport he loves in the triathlon, and it's taking him to new heights. Joseph Boo DAILY PILOT N ever underestimate the power of a shirt. Mark Pomerantz' introduction to triathlon came on the back of Dr. Bob Cuyler's racing jersey in 1998. 0n· a boy scout bicycle bip to San Diego, Pomerantz couldn't help notice the word, *biathlon* on Cuyler's back *l asked him what a triathlon was,• Pomerantz said. "He said that I should try it, and l would be pretty good.• After playing a variety of sports and running competitively since seventh grade, Pomerantz found an activity he could passionately compete in when he saw that jersey. TWo years later, Pomerantz can accurately be described as pretty good. The 16-year-old Newport Beach resident and Corona del Mar High junior has won his first five meets this year and placed second in the Pacific Coast 1\iathlon Sunday. Triathlon is not a sport that is easy to pick up quickly. It's a grueling event combuting swimming, bicycling and running into one long race. Ana Country Club, but has been a member at Big Canyon for 20 years. Poll.owing Danny Bibb's reign at Big Canyon with six men's dub titles and four in a row, Collins won four of the next five club championships, beginning in 1985. He won three straight from 1987 to 1989, then passed the Big Canyon torch to Alan Drobka, who dominated the 1990s with six titles. But, after 10 years, Collins returned to the winners' circle in '99 and was selected by Manos to represent Big Canyon in the first Jones Cup, a spinoff from the Tea Cup Classic. Like the Tea Cup Classic, the Jones Cup was created to promote golf in the Newport-Mesa area and bring the golf ~mmunity closer together for a day of fun, while crowning a dub champion. Collins' fifth Big Canyon title pulled him to within one of the SEE COLLINS PAGE 9 _./ p.m. . "You're going to force me out of retirement,• Manos said of the Daily Pilot-created event, billed as the ultimate community pro-am with the four private clubs in this newspaper's circulation vying for honors. Marios, who won the 1996 Southern California PGA sectional championship, got his start in the Kelly Manos business in 1990, when then-Yorba Linda Country Club head pro Tom Sargent hired him away from a collection agency. Manos worked his way up to first assistant pro under Salyent, then in February 1995 was hired at Big Canyon as h~ad pro Bob Lovejoy's first assistant A former USC golfer, Manos qualified for three PGA Tour events in 1997 because of his SCPGA sectional title. In '97, Manos played at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, the Buick Invitational at Torrey Pines and the Nissan Open at Riviera, where Manos made the cut and played with Duffy Waldorf in the final round. Manos grew up playing golf with Tiger Woods at the Heartwell Golf Course in Long Beach. In one junior tournament, Manos was 16 and an ail-league high ~ool player when he lost to Woods, then a 5-year-old, by one stroke. •t still like to needle Kelly about it; the fact he got beat by a 5-year-old, • said Sargent, who, ironically, will be playing against Manos in the Jones Cup as Mesa Verde Country Club's head pro. When Manos became head pro last year at Big Canyon, Lovejoy was promoted to Director of Golf. w-by Richard Dunn Cuyler was also the director of the Pacific Coast niathlon, which was Pomerantz' first competition in 1998. lhathlon is a tough sport. but Pomerantz completed it. Ever since then Pomerantz found a new love. Corona del Mar Hlgh's Mark Pomerantz ls all geared up for a long,run with the triathlon. • 1t was not hard at all,• be said. •1nstead, it was really, really fun." He completed eight triathlons in 1999 with good times, but Pomerantz really made a name for himself this year. He won five of his six competitions including the Bonelli Park series, which combines three separate triathlons into one event. His second-place finish came against some of the nation's top triathles in his age group. He was successful enough to be noticed by other trlathletes. Not just Pomerantz' fellow competitors in the 15-19 age group, but professionals and a former national ~pion. He become acquainted with not onfy with family Jrtend Emilio DeSoto, but also with female triathietes Michellie Jones and Wendy Ingram. Pomerantz' biggest thrill though, came fTom recently-retired . three-time national champion Mike Pigg. Although be wasn't asked, Pigg sent a bicycling helmet to Pomerantz, •a $500 one,• he said. "I liked it so much,• Pomerantz said. *To me, it's the equivalent of getting baseball stuff from Hank Aaron.• Not only did Pomerantz immerse himself on the course, he dove into the subject matter outside the races by finding out a lot of fectoids about the sport. He can quickly explain the biathlon's history, the politics between triathlon d.rcles and the Olympic committee and the names of inany triathletes. •After I got into triathlon, J had to find TRIATHLON out as much as I can." he said.· It is a rugged determination Pomerantz brings to the sport that bas him heading toward a professional career. •My parents have been really supportive,• be said. •Tuey know I want to be a professional. Other parents might think that's w~d. but they're totally behind me.• His main focus is on the triathlons, but Pomerantz juggles that with CdM's boys cross country team. He was an integral runner with the Sea Kings, who placed 12th at the CIF State Division IV finals. While Pomerantz plans to run with CdM ill his senior season, be will take time off at the start ol the l8UOO to go to the Nationals. Pomerantz' training ~t ii also different from the other runners. He designed his own training routine, and CdM Coach Bill Sumner bas allowed him to alter his practice from the other runners. Po~erantz' ambition goes pretty high. •1 want to become a proficient professional,• he said. His goal is not only to be a professional, it's to win the vaunted Trorunan competition. That was the goal that popped up in Pomerantz' head during his first triathlon. ·1 always set high goals for myself," Pomerantz said. For now, his i.mriiediate future ls the · National Cbempionablp in Millouri on Sept. 9. Pomerantz wants to win every one of his rct.ces until the nationa.ls, where a top-five lin1sb guarantees a tJ:ip to the World Championships in Canada next August. Hollan~, Hawkins, Jack ·bounce foes YOlll._ ' ' ----~=--~-----------~~~--SPORIS--~~~~~--~--Wed-~---·-Ju~_u_.2000 __ 9 WATER POLO Gentry, U.S. Men's Jr. Nl\donal team gird for Pan-Am • Corona del Mar High product departs for Pan-Am Games Aug. 10 CORONA DEL MAR - Brad Gentry, a freshmdn at UCI this fall, has been ndmed to the United States Junior National Men's Water Polo Team as a two-meter defend- er for Coach Jim Brumm. COLLINS CONTINUED FROM 8 all-time leaders (Bibb and Drobka), and, along with ·the inception of the Jone!> Cup, has no doubt sparked some additional interest in club championsbip.9 for 21st century Newport-Mesa. Last fall, heading down the 18th fairway with only a one-stroke lead, Collins drained a python putt and ended up winning by two shots over Ron Maggard and Gary Singer. Collins finished at 306, followed by Maggard and Singer at 308 and Bibb at 310. But Collins wqsn't always on the links. "I've quit (playing goU) off and on through the years, but I've been playmg since I've been at Big Canyon,~ said Collins, who played one year·at Stanford, where he was an economics and political science major in 1974. Collins, who grew up across the street from South Hills Country Club in West DEEP SEA Covina and started swinging the sticks at age 11, has competed in the U.S. Amateur and California State Amateur. During his chjunpionship streak in the late '80s at Big Canyon, Collins once shot an .Qpening-round 66 in the club championship to tie a course record. The mark bas since been shattered by Big Canyon member Tiger Woods, who, playing for Stanford, shot 61 in the first round of the men's 1996 Pacific 10 Conference championships, four months before Woods turned pro. Collins went on to capture the Big Canyon title that year at 5-under-par after four , rounds, still a dub record. •No~}'.'s even broken par in that (club championship),· he said. •1 doubt anybody will break it, especially now with the course being tougher (following the 1998 remodeling).· Collins operates an environmental engineering company close to John Wayne AU;port. He and his wife, Linda, have three boys. ~ LlnLE LEAGUE Mayor's Cup starts today at Costa Mesa COSTA MESA ....:.. The fourth-annual Mayor's Cup best-of-three series between the COsta Mesa American and National Little League Majors (11-12) All-Star base- ball teams starts today, 5:30 p.m., at Costa Mesa High. This year's American squad was the first Costa Mesa team to win a postsea- son game slnce 1996. It will be represented by R.J. Duem- berger, Andrew Sanford, Evan Hunter, Jamie 1innion, Dave Chambers, Matt Doran, Brandon Hoffman, Corey Hughes, Jordan Kolke. Ricky Sepulveda and Isiah Werdel. The Nationals features brothers Vtnnie and Victor Valdez, Ryan Bagwell, Evan Vangeem, Kane Curran, P.J. Errington, Matthew Jeranko, 1-0llaiy Larsen, Mike McOan· iels, lrevor McDonald and Nicholas Smith. Michael Wolf replaces Pallas Kopp. Costa Mesa American leads this series, 2-1. GaS11RIGUS ,__., J2 -~ IUfanwta.,, ........ tWdi.,M,~ -.su-llowllll '1f IJ · llad\MI Milter dtf. Elluibdl Vlln't Hof, 6-1, 6-0; Llndwly Hor,.,., d/lff. ~ ~6-2.6-0 GmlLS11-llowld.,, J2 -~a-Oef. "'-- OndtynM. (def..m); *lnY Ton.-def frb Budet, 6' l. 6-0; MellfM set!NntOn def. tmlly lloyd. 6-1. 6-1; ......... ~ d/lff. c.rm.n Khouty s 7, 6-), 6-J. NUOAY 90\'SMSING&.IS ~ ... ,. -(1) llylll'I Cluglve<> def Wwre<> HM~ 6-l, 6-2; (2) ~· wmletlto .k def s.i-tor "°"*°· 6-), .. 3; ()) Jord.n i.-def Twen Sandhu. 6-l. 6-1;........., Alhllyot def llYwl Mtytr, "°' ~ Jolv'tlOft def. Gt.Nm 'Wllhtfby. 6-1, 6-1, Mt; Parlc"' lll>Odtl cMI. htlidt Sie<emet4 l~. S.2 (r~ired), MkhMI Sc:hntldef def. Abr-"- ~ •• 6-1, 6-1; ltfln tloedet def Stef¥t Simotlc. 4-6, 6-1, 6'l, 90YS 12 SINGA..IS ....... of ,. • (1) w.ltt< lau def.°'- Otll)Nnt, 6-0, 6.(); ICrishna Katlannen def (.2) AlYiWO s.nc:na. 6-3, f>,2; (]) ~ 0.S.tnik def. ~ MateljM\ 6-1, 6-1; (S) lloben Khouty def CMlos Goma. 6-0, 6-0; OoMld Johrnon def (6) Louis VMecMz. ""' ..... 6-1, Ar4rWt F.n.nd d9f. Matt'-Gibbons, 6-l. 6-1; Artdy Luo def. Patlte< Ptllllk>I, 6-1, 6-2; Fabi.., ~ttlwws dtf Ian cont'IOlly. 6-1, 6-2 90YS 14 saNGi8 llound of 11 • (2) KMt Van't Hof d9f 0..ri< M11te, 6-1. 6-2. Ol llyitn ~def 11y.,, S.ndbrug. 6-0, 6-2. (S) ctlftonj Yoolc dtf 01.ni. ~-. 6-4, 7-5, sn.un ~ulre def MMk cn.ntM.wng. 6-0, M 90YS 11 SINCilD "--'of 11 • (.2) .IOM M-def CM>M MEN'S TENNIS YOUTH TENNIS The Corona del Mar High product, a first team All-ClF Southern Section player while leading CdM Lo the CIF Divi- sion n champ1onstup. will con- tinue training with the Junior Team at Claremont McKenna College before departing for Miami Aug. 10 and on to Bctr- quisimeto, Venezuela Aug. 12 for the Games, which are Aug. 13-20. TIJESOAY'S COUNTS Davey's Lodler • 8 boats. 227 anglers. 6 yellowtail, 11 dorado, Dent loses to R~ux, Agassi's replacement in Mercedes Cup at UCIA CN9,1111U NOTICEOF PEllllMTO AIJl-181 ESTATE OF: WI FJl.TON IAWSYMA llOilEiC I F. IALISYMA WI WJRY CME NO. A2032M To ell helr1, beMfioleMI, cr.di- tore, oontlngent oredltore. ..t per- l<>ftl who fn8V othe,.. wiM be lnterNted In the wtl Of Mwt• Of both~ of: ROitRT FUL1 OH SALOSICY AKA "08E"l F. SALUIKY AKA "OIUT SAWSICY A "11110N hee been flled b¥ MONICA ft . SALUllCY In the Suoencw Court of Califomla, County of Ofa19. THE PfTITION req11e1t1 th•t MONICA "· SALutKY be .-Poltltect .. pereoNI r,;::.;:;.ntetive to .,°""''" ofthed~. THE PfTITION ,.,., •• ,. th• d• ndlftt"1 wtU. ..i oodklle, If etf/f. I be edmittect to probete. The WIU. end MY cocloll9· .. ~· fOf eamlnedon In the tie kept by the OCM.lft. THf "11110N rOQU89t9 euthority to lldm!Ne• the .... ""*' the lndepott-dont ~nietrrion of &tatoe Act. mH 8'lthoftty .. .-Ow the perMMI ,.... MntMtw to t.k• "*'V .... wftfl.. out olttailnlN oourt epprovel. --.efore ~ OOft-6n YOl'I ~ eotlonl. howw.r, N I*" --~ Wll M ,...-to tM "°"°° to lntor-..... l*MM""'"' dlev · Mw wlllWd ,....,.,...ad 10 the pr:S::ed MOoft.)Thi~.,.. .. ..,. ..... ..,., ........ ty ,.. be ...... .,,.... ., rntN•ted porNn flleeen:J:donto Ulellltdon-' .... ...-""90 why 11'0 ooutt lhoUWMtgrent~ ~AIUNO on .............. ...,.~a•. .., •. 1:• ,.M. lnDIM.&.71 ....... f..._"41 TM ~ fail a.°"""" c •YOU OIJICT !!·.~°' ~-= ........... e:t:a =· r.··-· ~· .• A • 19 albacore, 4 bonito, 1 thresher shark, 279 sand bass, 158 barracuda, 181 calico bass, 1 halibut. 5 sole. •Former CdM standout drops first-round match, 6-4, 1-6, 6-3. back injury. Instead. Dent played Fraaee's Lionel Roux, who replaced Agassi in the draw. On Tuesday. Roux was extended by Dent to three sets before winnil)g, 6-4, 1- 6, 6-3, in the Assoaabon of Tennis Pro- fessionals' Tour stop at the Los Angeles Tennis Center at UCLA. Dent. a Corona del Mar High product. earned a wild card into the $375,000 Mercedes-Benz Cup. Nowport unding · 8 boats. 138 anglers. 162 albacore, 29 barracuda. 1 bonito. 223 calico bass, 61 sand bass, 19 rockfish. 6 sheephead, LOS ANGELES -Newport Beach's Taylor Dent, 19, was scheduled to face Andre Agassi in the first round of the main draw in the Mercedes-Benz Cup, but Agassi withdrew because of a lower As a high school freshman in 1996, Dent woo the ClF Southern SectJon sin- gles champion under Coach Tun Mang Dent last month lost to Agass1 in the.I trl>t round at Wimbledon. 44 whitefish, 53 blue perch, 200 mackereC 1 sole, 6 salmon grouper, 1 bluefin tuna. f04lr monthe from the heering det1 notkled ebov1. YOU MAY EX· · AMINE the file kept bv the court. If you .,. I penon lnterNt- ed In the e1i.t1, VoU mey flle with the O<Mlrt I fonNI fte- qLIOlt for SS*lill Notice of the filincl of en lnwntory end epprll1el of "un' •••ti or of env petition or eccount • pro~ed In Me- don 1 250 of the Cellfoml1 Probete Code. A ftequNt for SpeoW Notiff form le ewilabf• from the court dlftt. A-.., ... ... 1 ••• ....,,.. .... 20aa. ..... k.. ,,.. ..... o..i.CA ==LV•Wllt ...... JC .... aw aMOPmkC.- Dr .. •1110 c..-.CA ... 07/H, 07/27, oe/02 Flctltloue Buelneu Name Stltemont The tolow1rlg perlOnl ... «*10 ~ at: H~dro·Doalopment 3505-A CadlHac Av• nue, Costa Mete. CA 92!28 Anthony D1vtd Ro-meno. 204 Via MallQa. San Clemente, CA 92673 Thia bualneu 11 con- cluc:ted by en tndrYQial H1v• you a11rted doing buslneu y1t? v". 12-05-97 Anlhony David Ro- mano Thia 1tetemen1 was filed With thl County Cleltl ol OrWlgt County on 0711312000 2000ll3411t Oett ,,.,. "1 29,~ 2, p, 1§, 2000 Flctltlou• Bualneu N•me Statomont The following pet'IOl'I$ .. dclir'g bulNa u: SPICES CUISINE OF INDIA. 200 Main StrMt. Suite 106, Huntington Beld'I, CA 92848 Juvlr ~. 33402 Ctllbm Wwt 18, Dwll Point. CA 12829 Mon Chatralh, IM7 Balboa Ave.. LIQUl'lll Beect\, CA. 92661 Thie buaineu It 000-dUclld by: • geoetal partnershij) Ha111 you 1t1rted doilg bulinlU yet? No JUY!r Singh Thia -~ ... lllld wfth lhe County °*" of ()rMgl Cou'lly on 09/1~ 200CIM320SO =' 2':T: a= 111~ NOTICE OF SUPERIOR COURT Flctltloua Bualnoa ELECTION OF CALIFORNIA, Name Statomont Nolkle is he<lby g1yen COUNTY OF The tollowlng persona that an electlon will be ORANGE are doing busrnesa as: held In the' County ol Of· l.llTIOfNUX Justice Saddleblcll Inn. 1660 E. ange, on November 7. Cen1ef • Problle 111 Street. Santa Ana, 2000 '°' the putpOM ol ""1 The ,..... DrMt Ca 9270, ~ goyeming boald .,. ""1 ' Saddlel:>acil Inn As· members/directors/ Poet Office Box 14171· aoc1ate, a Califomia Otanoe. CA G P I direotora for 1"I follow· 9286~·1571 eneral artnersh P. tng dltltncts· IN THE MAITER OF 1660 E 1st St.. Santa DISTRICT · THE PETITION TO Ana. CA 92701 NUM8ER TO BE CHANGE THE NAME AIW II Shih. 1 l.alnl ELECTED OF MJ11 lndMdual Plti-Glen. 1Mn9, CA 92614 Coast Comrnunlty Col· !loner Patricia Diane Ravt P. Makam. 7042 leOt Otstnct. 1 Membet. Yvon E Country Club, Trustee Area 2, 1 Mein-AMENDED Anaheim Hills, CA lier, TrustM Area 3, 1 ORDER TO SHOW 92807 Member, Trustee Area 4 CAUSE ~ CHANGE Ramchand Go«aldas, Newpon-M ... Unified Of NAME 8103 Coventry Circle School District, 1 Mam-CASE NUMBER Whltber. CA 90605 ber each. TrustM Areas. A203338 Gads.Ill Rivi Kumar. 1, 3, 6 PETITIONER(S) 10120 Sunri.e Lane, Costa Mesa Sarntlny Pauta Ollrll Y\IOn Senta Ma. CA 92705 Diltrict. 2 Owec:ton HAS/HAVE Fil.ED A Klthor1 Ambe. 3080 MHa Conaohdated PETITION FOA AN Mama Avenue, Long W11er Olstriot. 1 Director ORDER TO CH.ANGE Beach, CA 90808 eect\, DIY. 1, 2. 3 NAMES FROM Petricla Naray1n A. Oeuraj, M=ll•r Dis-D11ne 'nQ'1 TO Pattidl 6631 C1nyon Hilla trtct of County. 1 Dllne Jotlnlon Road. Anaheim. CA OtrlCIOr • OIY t • 7 It is Mteby ordered 92804 To ~ Jor office 1 lhit 111 ~raons In· This buSlneu 19 con· candidate ahlll bl a 11111-tereated lo ltlla matter ducted by. • general lstlrld voter In fie dis-IPl*ll belort this ooun pannershlp tnc:t Ind lrullM -.. in Oepel1ment No L73 Have you started 01claratlon of al fie &c>erior Court o1 ~g buslnen y1t? Caodldacy forms may Calltomia It tie ldc:lr9U Y11. 6111119 be ob4ained In the olllcl 1 how n a bo 11 a on Anll V. Shih of lhe Aealt1rar ol Vot· 8·29·2000 2 oo o'clocil Thie statement wH er1. 1300·C South p.m. end then Ind lhlr9 fii.d with the County Grand A\191\ue, Santa 1t1CJW CllUM, 11 any they Clettc ol OrWlgt County Ma. beginrwlg -"'! 17, ha wn the lrtlon on 0&'15/2000 2000 llld must bl !!led ror 111Ctia~ of pe name 2000M31t,3 In lhl olfioe no Iller than should not be granted. Dally Piiot ~ 12. 19, August 11 . 2000. 5:00 ft ls further Ofdered 26. AUil. 2. lQ!!Q W840 P m 11\11 a copy ol this ordlf T 0 olllaln eddltionll IO lhtJW c:al.ee be pub-Flctltloua Buslnua candldele ~ lnlonnl-ll1h1d 1n Newport Heme Statomont bon, please ca• the Or· ~ MIN Diiiy The 1o110WinQ pereona ange County AIQlstrer Ptlot. a new~r of .,. doing bullneA •· of IJotlf'S str-7600 and general clrculalloo pub-a) lndlpendenl Mort· -Fi ....... ~ .!!....'Candlda1a lllhld in lhtl OCUlly. at gege (;oq>lny. b) .,.. NOTICE OF INVmNG BIDS CfTY Of NEWPORT BEACH MOORING PERMIT A-184, en oft-ahore mooring med for 65'. Sealed bids may be recellled 111 the olflce of tile City Clerll. 3300 Newport Boulevard, p 0 Bo• 1768. Newpor1 Beldl, CA 92658-8915 unhl 1 LOO AM on the 14th of AUGUST 2000, at whlctl ,lime suctl bids lhal be opened Ind read MINIMUM BID $10,000 The City ot Newport Bllcll reNIVel the rigl'll 10 l'lf8CI .a bods A 2S'I(, deposit musl acx:om-peny eadl bid • 8alenca due oo or bllote Thunidly' August 1 e. 2000 1or the auc- oeasf\JI bidder. Cestllel$ uheclc or credit card only Prospective bidders may Y1eW Moonng A· 1&4, localtd baywanl from D 0t E Slnlet The biannual kftlOljl and ln- apectiorl of lhil moonng by a llcenled martne contrlCIOr .. OJe Mardl 2001 Tum we be an ad- ditional eJCpenM For lllntler 1nfonnltlon caH Wea Armand at 949· e«-3043. i!~ Published Newport B11ch·Cost1 M11a ~ Pilot .My 21. 26 2000 FW§()() -'V __,,, least once a W.-lot ~int A..ity Capital ~': ~111": lour consecY11Ve WMts • c) lnelllnd- made, .. preec11bed by re: 10 the day of .. Ing. d) ln01pe11d1u1 Re-f• ...... ~·. a··-·~-C1lllornla El1ctlon1 1 rtng. ally Capita!, 2401 E. "'u""" ...,, __ Coda Sec:lion 105,5. In DATE: JUL 141 2000 Kaletla Avenue. Sulle Nemo $tat8ment ....._ ....__ JAMES P. GRAY, 500, An1h11m, CA Thi 1o11ow1ng l*90"I u• wenc u-• .,. no JUOOE/ 92~ .,.. ""lnD bu1i1Ma • ~ or an lnllJfi. COMMtSSIOHUt OF I~ R ..., ,_"' dent number o1 noml-THE SUPEAIOA nl e1 .. , Adv1nc1d tilovers n111 1or such omce end COURT C1pit1 Corpor1tlon Sarvlcl, 302 Ramona a pellliol'I tor en 111e1iOt1 p O V O (CA), 2401 E. Kalelll Piece. C01111 Mesa. Cai-- .. not ..,._,. wllhtn fie 1tttc:ia · von. P. • Avenue. S111t1 500. tome 92Q7 ,,_, ...._. Bo• 631 , N1wpor1 Anlhllm, CA t280e MicN11 ._ Bivwn. ldM l*'.IOd PfMCnWU Beld'I, CA 92881.()831 Tiiie bulinMI II con-302 Ramona ~. bv Mid ~05.J!.. Pllbl11hed NeWpOl'I ~ by: 1 corpo1du11 Co1ta ...... Ca!dumil Nu4lce .. ·--:r. w:.·~ B11ch·Co11a MIH HIVI you 11art1d 92827 lhlt lhl polll "" -DllMy Piiot J4h 28. "'-"' doing blilln1S1 ~I? Chrl1loph1r Peul ~ ':"m. t;,.. ca;: gust 2. 9, 18, ~ v-. 4181 aiuo. 2790' Sarlbeittl W852 Independent RMllY LIM LAQW1a Niguel p.m. M b111uts cut In C"'*8I Colporallun, JfJf. Callciml. t2e87 • Mid litlc:torl wl not bl NOTICe OF 11'1'1 Bllmlll. ~ Thia ~ ii OO!l-~ :.:.:.,~ APPUCAl10N TO 1Na tlltiln'llnl WU ducted by: e ~ -' A1g1Mrat o1 v-. u1-IE.LL ALCOttOUC fleed whfl lhl Col#1ty PflrtnefMlp nee. 1300-C Soutti llVEMQll ~7~1~ County Hari YoU atlrted Grand Awnue, S.... 0... of fW"8 ttoMIMM2 ~-=-,:1J:, ~blhlr ti"'1fl .:::'~ o.ty Piiot ..., 29.~ Thie llHlment ... lh1t lbNntH ballot To Whom II t.fliy Cun-&. t, l§. 2000 ~ ~ = F~~:~on QITI'M. Nlml(1) of IN Ac:tttloue ...,._ on 07 11111aa1at --~~ ....._ •· A=lee~t(e II/art: ...... .......... Ollfy Nat Mt 211.-u.....,.. ri ""'" "" T OE OS ........ tollowlno Pl 2. I. 11,: 200C( am. Unll p.m. 111111 ANGELES L ~,..doilg ~ --· --- - flt ~ II °""'*' TAl'tA AU8EN JESUS a) Aalotrl ~b) .. on or*"" o.:.Nllr 1, n. ..,.,._, ... liltld A·1 Tedi, to E nc•hlll l•tneu ~. The .,..,_ .........._ ~ ::. I ..... • I al4 belol PfOOl9 .. CC*! to _., ... '° """'· '"" tallowlflG " .. ~ .. 1300-C .. ~.°' 12 ..... ~ 80l#I GrMCI Avenue hollc. 8e¥etl8I Concrol Ambr Aeron. 10 :JAM ~. 10 ..,. ,,,,... • 10 1111 elcoholl~ ~ IMM. o.1-ft 0......., ...._ c.. 01110 1111 1• 011Y of .. •,•....-,-!!-IT ~ ~ ... ...,. .. . ~. IOOO. -J'A :.::;:._.. ,.,. ,,_ --• _., ...... AlltOe. 10 m&.aiww. =·, ._......... .... .... ~ 5 .~= ..... c.. ., "'*" -..,. '°" .,_. .,,,,,.. ti ~ ... ....... .11!9.,: .~ ~,..}"".. ,_ ......... ~ -.., Mel -D NG WINI • TNI , ... .,.,. -..... ~ • ~ Nllls ,_,....,, IA1M flUa! ._ .-.. QMl9r ........... = ,.::::: =~:r .. ~ NlllNd ........ °"" t/I a..~ ...., ,..,:-· - CNl1mM Mt s:~:. ,:-; M OMl.,,.. 11111 ,_ • -•=-e~ t. -SIP rt:'J.f • z =-="• = !.::;:::::::::::=:::=:::;~==~~=::::::=====:!!!!!!!~~;::!;~:;:==::1• IM 1fZu I 1 ... De Vries Sandri Dini De Vriet am 1m -1m 20oo. Sandri w11 born on August 27, 1939 In Hou1ton. Teit11. Sendre moved to Southern Ctllfornla In 1955 end mefTled Car1 E.hrnann In 1959. In 1995 Sandr11 marrled her bl best friend and hu1b1nd Georgi O.Vrtes It their home In lrvtne, Ctllfornl1 Slndre will b1 remembered f0t. her unconclltk>NI lov1 for her famffy Ind frilnds The care lhl pnMd9d to t.r home and gar· den wu Indicative of her rlll11on1hlp1 with othlra. Her 1plr11ue1 growtth and love for lier church 11ru 1pperant to all and Influenced m1ny. Sandra " euMved by her hulband George D1Vrl11 end her mother LaRue Hoff· man, her three chll· dren .Niii Kllstrom of San Clementi, CA, c.t Ehmann of vaoey Cent1t, CA. and Kurt Ehm1nn of Long Belch. CA. hlr grand- cNJdtwi Ktlale LOMf 81nt1mln Lour, Hannah LOMf, Jenna Ehmann end Cecille Ehmenn. her brother Don Dena of T r1nlty. Tena. her 1l11er1 ll'Lln Kendrick· StatfOf'd Of Boulder, Utah. OeboreJI Brown of Lal v.... Nlvd end LaHetfl W"'"lkl of °""" Utllh. Thi fln"'Y his llMd M In ._, al ftowltl. cbllllofta bl medl In :=.c~ s:,: Foundation, 24451 Htelth Center Dt .. =~· Hiiie, CA l:P~~ t ' I l, • '·-- RatH and de•dli11r11 arc subjec;t to dumge witlioot notice. Th,. puhliehPr rtsr.rv••s chr ri1tht to cen,.tr. rcclas.~if v, rc\•isc or n-jcct any dllll5i0ed adve~ient. Pkllst ttport · any error that' may l>f! in your rw sified 1111 iminediacely. Tht Daily Pilot ltt't'fl'f'i uo liability for 1111y error in llll advrrt1se11wrn for whicl1 it muy Lt-rt'llfkll11>ibk eiwt'f>I fur the cost of !lie space actually ON'upiecl by the error. Creflir can ouly be allowPd for thr first insert wn,. ~ EOOAI. HOOSlllG OPPORTUHITY All real eslal8 adveftlslnO In tNt newspaper Is SIJtJ;ld to the Fedelll fair tlDusino Act of 1968 as amended which makes It Illegal to adYertlst •any preference. Mmitalion or dlscrtmllllllon blMd on race, COior, 111i11· Ion, sex. ~. familial status or national origin, or _111 Intention 10 make any f4ICh prelmnce, Umilatlon 'or dilcrlminltlon.. fl 1 • •• ByFu (949) 03 t ·6594 (l'lwe inc[U().o wur 11111111" and 1~w~ ... n11mhrr •ri<l ,_-r'll 1'1111 )~"' tied •ith • vna 'f•IU!l'.) .. ByPlla•e (949) (>i2-5<>711 ' ByM8Ma ..... 330 Wrst 811v Stretll CO:!lu ~1·sa, CA 9'!.6'l7 i\t ~ '8h·tl. & Bay "I. . Call Toll Fru Anytime l-888-689-0779 WOLff TAHHNl BEDS TAN AT HOME BUY DIRECT ANO SAVE! COMMERCIAUHOME unfts flOm $199.00 ..... Telephone 8:30um-5:00pm • ~londay-fridat \\inlk-111 U::30nm-\:>:00pm ~loodaY-f "°4} ••·•7• . e.comm.n:. 1t Home E.-n Onllnl Income! SSOO-S750Ctimontll www.v1h11.,ut1119.com I --1 ..... ___ ...... ........ HOTEL ~ poeltlons. Front ........, ..,,..,,., ...... , ....,,. deslc Mainl and ... ~~. Will for ldoptJon rt«'f Sat •-v noon-4pm FHhlon la. train Immediate openings. ANIMAL HElWORK CoS1ll Meta Motor Inn, Into MM44-2271 'lZT7 Hatbot'Blvd CM Monday ................. Friday 5:00pm Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ......... Tuesday 5:00pm ThUl'Sday ....... Wednesday 5:00pm . . Friday ............... Thursday S:OOpm Saturday ............... Friday S:~m ... ••• 7 SS$0VEADUE BIUS? CADIUAC DEVIUE '91 Consolidate deblsl Cut pay·· V8 Norltlatar, CO, leather. menta up 10 50%11 Bad balance of warran:1. mdil OK. No application (773519) $18,988 188911 1-800-863-9006 ext NABERS • 949. WWW.help-pay-(714)540-9100 bills.corn (CAL 'SCAHI CffEVAOLET BLAZER 'II COHSOUDATE DEBTS! Black. V6. llhr, CO & morel No epp4ication tees! "9-(151378) St 7.988 proval Within 1 hour. One NABERS easy ~-Re<llced 14> (714)540=9100 L.lcenMd or ·not we're lo ~. 1-800-681·9820 hiring now! ERA Rallelly & xl 12. www.firstmutualfina· CHEVY ASTRO VAN -., Uoycl °' Huntington Beach nclal.com 1 .,_igw, 1111 paww w1 pey kw yq.x 1icen1e & ("'C""AL::...'8;:;..:C=AN=--1 ___ ,_ A/C ~5391'r:i. ~~~ing. j • me I ~ ROvJ13,195 TO LSIDMMTID NEWPORT BEACH On Site Promotlona 8 L. ------..J. ----'"""'M40"'44:;..:;..;.:..:..:..=.5 __ Oprilgs '°' ljlOl1s minded This .11ewsiiaper wnr 1101 knowingly accept any aovertlsement for raal IStat8 wtllch Is in Ylolatlon of the law. Ollr readeB are hereby lnformeo that all dW'elings acMrtlsed ill this newspaper a11 mdable on l1 .. 3Elf• ~-=I Low Monthly Payment ,..._ Gnnd Pllno AIEE Color Ca~ ' ,,_, indY/sludenls. Pays S 1001 FJNAHCIAL DIFflCUl TY ? atEV't fkDlrtlln 'M day. 51n/day 949-474-2111 Personal loens. banbuplCy 54K mlln, blecll emr. Ill -CJllPOflUnftY ... To oomolaln at dlscr1ml· nation, tall HUO tol-free ll 1-800-424-8590. •V.A" ........... fMI COUNSELING fMI UST Of HCMES IUWAREPOS 71Ml4llOO ' 1 1 • r i • ~ :. l r • • • 11 8Mutiful Conclllon, Sltln Call HI00-711-01 Black. Secrllke 12450 114-229-9501 71'527.olOO PT, •Enthualutlc, team player lor self sl<>lllge in mortgages elc. Call tin "*'• ...,_~tow, 1..._227-1121 1 yMr full , TV --------!end -tnl. 1,000 C.M. CONDO one cl ootf ten units. 28r 1.5.b• Twnhme style. New carpel/ Fp, ~ kilchen, pvt ard. Convenient toe. US1in $198,000. Agt. Carola, 949-422-4411 . *NEW HOMES* ONLY 3 LEFT II Cully built detached silQle family hoflles In Easlslde. Great Roof Plan = 2110.2220 Sf IM!MMH345 E SIDE CM OPEN SUH 1-4 *· lldWd lh, "1llc. 'I* yri l490.000 Jeclde Giia Rtr. 94M31.JOt1 CdWl rms a~ In 38r home, Wolff . T111nlng he! like Sbr 2be, BAY~OHT Tri-spec:bis mstr wfp¥1 biJenlr. new pl0fessl0081 tanning plea. dwnstr"8~. 2 $900. also !Br $736. + V:J bed with coollflll system. deOO, lanlullc views, gar, ~. llllf w/d. 949-759-7535 Ne'# $2000, Best ofter. WIO, 2 frplc's, boa1 dodt' Pltricil MM33-125S .x11a $3(!00 949-293-4630 I I s.~.::. ... 10-=== 1-~ I $2300 ¥~29MQO Cdll 28r 111• Apt. =.~ ~ 21Ai~ ~ Cl~"f '!J!fttlng ~ ~. :t:.. UC MM7M731 v All • ..,aus und, ~~:Simo, I I -OfflCl!I I ·~ ·--1 ~ REITWlf ---• FV ~bldg for IN -Ila. -~11118 If ICfOll from "-------J Mii• Squere. tOl40 FABULOUS OCEAK a WlflW Ave. Alli •bcMlt E¥1Y CaUit1fw V.... GOLF COURSE YIEWSI • High Speed Internet. ""1 the spert/lng lights o1 3br Ube. 2200ef home. 714-751-2717 Catafna at f1if1Jt. Al this & Many uptrMell Wood ---'.;...:..;:.:..:...=..:.'--~ home locared /llJ8f some o1 AVllll Aust1 Mt-721-6771 -.... If """' from • megnilfotKll 581 lloore, huge res. $475Clfmo I I tfle best gal cocnes In So: ..-----....----. .. . I M ::DJ 1 ;,{. ~=~:· 1'·111n 1 ~·=~~ I -·--1-. ~g • great btnellts 130 East 17th St Suite ·c Costa Mesa Al Newport ' 17th bthind Harp Inn (949) 72~l'-8586 NO LAauNA Tum-My Oplx .-c>R IAl.I Newly Alrnodl6acl 3bl 2.ba, Call tor Hats, 7 days. 2 lllOC*a to beldl, front unit · -Lrg. yard. 2 car parlUng 800-429-3660 ext. JlOO. 3llt 28a. bac:ll unil 2Br 28a. ARIZONA HOflTlfWEST "$1450/mo 949-673·553S i::!C"'-"A=-L':.:SC:;:;A:.:.::H.._) --- decb/ocean view. perf9c:t 40 acrea·S16,900 great •(t•1H (t***1t WOl.ff TANNING BED$ ~:;'oe&,o user property. ca1Mn srte, privacy, and T111 at homel Buy Din1ct • · Agent. Caroll ~ views. good water I I ~ Savel CommerciaV 949_.22 ... 11. ., ... E•sy t""'•· CaJ •..,.a•uaa Home IMlb fnlm s199.oo AZLA 1·888·567·6736. .. Low monthly payments. !CAL 'SCAN) Free color callloO Call FIVE Conttguoua Loll In today 1-600-r42·1310 Ceinry V111ge P11me BLUFFS CONDO 38r ICAL'SCAN) l.oclllon ecroaa from City 2.58e, 2c 9llCloMd (llllQI. Hiii. Nott*iQ .... like tNs 1350tl. comolalely re· exist on lhe Penlnaul&. fl.l1>i9hld. St 900/Mo. 1 year Sl,750,000 B11boa Newport teua. ~11-844.0335 .Aeal!Y 949-673-4494 RAZOR SCOOT~ SAVE 40%1 FICIOly cired! Same Dey SIUirl!I! FREE rush ihlpplngl www.ncooterz.com Or cd toll tree 24 hrs. 1·886·285·2027 ICAL'SCANl Qoyal Cre6lCeol APPOAl&AL& Certified Anrique /!£ Residential Contents flNcly to i.-28r 281 Condo In Newpor1 NOf1h.48 Corlica. tndda WfD. big refridgerator, freezer, no j)MS, S1700lmo.·S1500.MC Roy Freeman. Coat New-po!I Prop, Mii-717-472e I -!!fl! I Appraisals _ ~ . VIVIEN L HESS FraE=R~~\:!n '-----'----_. (714) 841-0473 Rencall, II llmtlllllee, lnJITI Found Udlla Wlltdl S22IXM. Weeki d IVll. comer~ =\,~ & VIiia Rent.all, Inc. 714·96&·1275 94M7M912 PENIN. POINT <3orgaolll 38t + din. 2'588 Ocliwl & blyt ._., Frptc. 2 ..., mo: lloollUpl. VIiia Rent.alt, Inc. 94M1M912 E-Mail: hcssdviv@aol.com ' • ...,..,==~ • . Q!OWlh. MH44-2741 I.• I 94M73-5SS3 = CHRYSLER 111PEA1A1. 't3 . LD n-. tealhlf. v~. many exllal, ne'# CIF lradH'tl COAST COIN lfEE)S Wiletl111 Wetw Tul 'f7 OU> cOtHsr Gold. ai!Yer. Sales/Advertising :f: ~.~ (100583) S7.988 HABEAS {714)540-9100 jewelry, weldlea, llltiques, gas eng $6Qk 619-222·1737 collectibles 94~2·94-47. Community . newspaper TOP SSSIRECOROSI Jazz. R & 8, Soul, Rode, elc. 5(11 & 80's Mlt<E 94H45=7505 WANTED SEWING MACHING WORKING 714·545-8233 1.,,,..1 HELP Looki1g lo< ql8Mled rrdYld-- ual IO ap1 CPA & CFP practioe. Must know Quid( Book5 & ElCCtl Ml Tu op • plus. Flexlble IQhedute possible. Airport area. w;a consider perdiem. Fu reaume to 94M4H 341. Admln Allt N6 ~ dass adv .dapl has immed openings tor Inside/outside lelriloriel. llllide ..... rep rMI hlM phOne aale9 np, rulide ... ls for esllb- fished real 11181• product, 8llptr wheel tlt8le a plls. Great benefi plf,g. phylbV drug sc:nening reQd. EOE. s.rict ,.._ with ....,., ~to: Judy OectWlg. POB 1560 Coela Meee CA 92627 or tu IO !MM31-6694. Swvlce Wrtw Rex houl1 xlnl CCf!lm, team playllf, relill:Jle. A«iY • MellO Car Wash 11~ ....... 22ft llAAAUDEA I.() Cutty Cllryaler L•B•ron GT c.in wllnllar, dnl. cond. Conv. '90 Wl'MJkl8 llhr int, Many mna. 1 __,._ 6cyl, near perlect. 63k mi, $!500 Mt-72M541 1uio. AJC. f1'1, ps, 11C8n1 lrlllS, water ~. timing '17 Plll'IUll 2270 Centw bell, tires tie..... $5900 Con1o1a Ylll\lha 225 H.P. ._94M7=-"-'-"S.'"'9"'"79;,..c1---- 0cean Series, l.olded • ~ 5'?~~ 21~ -:.. daY 714-95:H310 .. OClllofle Sl0,500 MMS0-7160 ' ....... , ..... ,~. AVllofl CIWrw lllllld -~tot .. 71W7Hfl1 COUGAR '00 3-0oor, V6, Sport Group. Convenience Group, Au1o, CQ. Piii'_ ~· "" (¥5606588) $16,985 Kan. Gtoclr Uncoln-llercury 714-521-3110 Cly* Conconlt 'IS 31k mi. 3 5 littf engine, auto, MIOOI, loedld. white AUDI TT aoDO Blldc.tledc @SO 94H44-2326 llhr, Bose llereo, upgrade ~SI! ni, lb r.w. DODGE DURANGO '99 ~ 714-434-7634 Muat Ifft 14K nil,. ll00753f.llll2 '21.950 COLLECTORS LANO ROVER ldvilOf office 30-40hr Wit TOGO'S EiATtAIES MS ollice 97 req. Prrt ~ Coat.a Mesa now hirino cial !!P + 949-2111-5217 lor PIT posMione. Can RARE '58 3 cir, London NEWPORT IEACH TUI. worlilrlg mew. Pndt _ __;:M:..:.M40:f44~=~5 __ car, br 9"'* ~ Are You Connldld? lntemel ~ ~ S500-S7500 per month www.pc-onllneblz.com ASSEll8I. Y AT ltOllE A/11, oraltl, )ewtky. Also etectronica, H'fllng, lY!llng In your apare lflla. Grail pay. No experience. No Fee. Wiii train. Call 800-~ eid. 2 (24/l!rt.I (CAL 'SCAHI Ami: COSTA lllOA Poat.i !>09. clelUlcarrienl IOl1lll. No exp. NCI-lllnel. Foreun,~111 Info call nt11S --1- AUTO TtCtl: Busy Newpoft 8eacll Ind. ~~= ASE, refa flQUlftd. Mon-Fl1. Cl! -~ (949)65()..5488 FOAO F190 'f7 81llW 113 •• 4-A, ~. LO .... Loedadl ~· bid 11~ (4AYC877) • ....,S38.905 LANO ROVER CAtVIEA _,. 'NEWPORT BEACH 71+f35-S171 Mt+!H445 llllW Z3 •• FON> MUSTANG aooo f·8 Ur, 1711 Mlel. ~995 lk'lllCI new, won In con-~ lllW • ...... o..n. A/C, co, 5 11443W17t ~ ~'!:-~·900 Wicket Furniture ""' _..,_,, In Coile ..... la nc;iw llilnQ llMW 11• • f7 WAREHOUSE WORKEAf ,., __ ........_ .,. ... _--.. FON> MUSTANG TT CONCIE.RGH (022001 $28,9116 • """' miles, Pfllll ....,,....,.._, .......... ,........ =-:: ..... CorpofMit beMlt peck· ~EVIEA BMW ..._ IOOillf, Oii lo< dlCllill lfl lnclltded. FUii -.Md 11W35-'171 (11172'75) .:_......, ~~7 Pill1 111111 poelliolll ..... L.PUS -._,., W llourl. ,._. ....,, 11MW 31• .,, HtH4 OM4 In fnOll. hlr .... tD 5 'Speed, co. I.ow Mite tOI FWY. 1fOO Hlltlof (£57271) m ,9116 GllC """y 4X4 W l!!!d. COiia .._ CMVIER 111W SL T, Nd. !ed411, CO, lloys WORK FROM HOME' 1n1em10on11 c~ ~-~ 'Ful<timl i250o.'i7oo0i'nio. Many po!l!ion!! .. ,..,. ---.---~-- ' .............. " -1 ' ... a... .... , .... ............ _ _...,.. ... .,._ ....... ............... .. ...... ... ............ ...... 714-t1W111 & ll'IONl New CIF b'IOMlf (544883) $13- llllW S20I 't3 MAIERS Whitt, euntOOf, 5 ~1 (714)540.t!OO ' .,_. MPG, lllle """ moo ,, , •• "* QllC ..,., .. lllWmll "M ~~-m .,...,.,, .,.., 00, Soort. 11111'.t Wt9aclcl • LAND ROVP· (~ .. .,:S·· NlWPORT llACH T1+tl6417t t•t•teet ... Doily Pilot ' ~7~ ' I ~ ~. LIM••• LDUIU411 .. ... Jiil Ny l.Olltlld. ~~c!:*'· ........... "=--:::1 ~ '11.117 ..,.. VEJO ........ ..... ... UXUI •• w LEXUIU400'tll ~ E¥ttY POlllble ..,, LMw Tiide Moonllcille, 100 m1ny op- ~ 1:2.187 lon9 to Ill. -IOI Iii ...,.. WE.I() IO=~ rlU17 .... ,.. ... ...,.. VEJO ........... LEIUI .... BMvoty. E¥ttY POlllllt LEXUS IC 300 't7 ..,, H1W 1AU Tiide ~lilly Loeded, = S,,0,187 ...,.. WE.I() '= $31,987 !!!:!!!.cllM ...... VIEJO .......... : 'We'JJ, l.IHC«M TOWN CAA '00 ~klrt T~ Sedan-erlc1n u•ury" Prtll'Ull pkg. rnoonrool . (YY7'72e61) S3S 7-45 Jl,},p = U CUfY n+!!-3110 UI DISCOVERY '97 SE7, 32.00CI ...... dMnl 1,....., ~ S24,leO CAHD ROvtA 'l/"" NEWPORT BEACM MM4M445 UI DISCOVERY .. Ful po.., b6lcti i.uty f7'54733l30t7 CAU IJQ,,;ls L.AHO AOvtA NEWJ»Olrr BEACH M~ UI OISCOvtRY '99 StrlM I low ml, ~. lunroof ~ 121,995 A I.AHO ROYER NEWPORT BEAat M~ UI OISCOYERY '97 GOOD Al~AMdyto~ ~7 $19, LAHO ROYEA NEWPORT BEACM ADI MM40-MU UI OISCOYERY '97 . ~,34Kml, $11,950 I.ANO ROvtR NEWPORT BEACM M~ Cll UI AMII"-'ti ~·-.:. (~)142·1111 L.AHO AOvtR NEWPORT BEACH M....OIUS :;-. l ..., c..tn Benz C22ll .. Wlwte1S1arma11 (415200) Sll,990 FLETCHER JOHIS 111.82•.1401 .... A11 S..11 EGO 't5 Can) Btll It! (258278) s 19.990 FLETCHER JOMS 111.124.1401 ..., can a..11 C230 '97 Lo MlsJSlannM (52e040) $23.990 FLETCHER JOtlES aaa.12•.1.01 .... cedn Benz C230 '91 Hurry!/Starm1ult (582362) $2.S 790 FUTCHER J<>tl£S 11u2•.1.01 1111 cedn Benz C280 '97 BllclllStaanllll (582379) S29 990 FlETCH£R JONES 181.62 •. 1401 MerC9dM Binz 1IOE '91 While. llAD, 1xoeltnl condr bOn. won1 last! ,.. .. -.,,~---~ ., I, . .; '-.a.-!--.£~ -.I_.:, J .. 111 ...... Lo MIL, Won1 L111t (01~,,Ja- •at.Htt ..... ......... ("""~.- "'Ri'rcHa -· •. IH.1401 llEaJ)EI .. '71 Sllv.,, 1uto, lo.-ct, ...... lllnllf, .. ...., psoo m••Mll Mnedle 5IO SL .. ~. .... ot\glnll -· AJC. low ..... $21.000 M9-723-4445 Mnedle 580SEC 'ti 53.000 Mis. Wow! (609163) $29 91111 FlETCH£R JOHU IU.12•.1401 lllrcuryMydqueGS• AUIO, ll004' mats, 13" poWied Mactl AJqys, SG'~ Sjlllllold -'811. (XKS34500) $13.975 "-Grody UncolMllercury 714-621-3110 MOUNTAINEER •X• '99 Side lir bigs, rneuage Olll'llll, co. -~ MJ, IDW pico (XOJ346 I 2) $24,1175 "-Grody Uncoln-Mercufy 71 .. 521-3110 PonlilC Sunftre .. 18466081 NABERS (11•)540:1100 Red. Jdrll c:ondl 5sp, llt, co. S8 ,988 lbs. lloys. 23 5k ml Siii , ..... , ~~ M ... ~.FM&I l!$3(!224 71 ..... under -.ananty S8800 Mt-5'4M51! - ACTIOll .. lllPIOYUlllT & UllRDllllCE Mo~~I .. -(714) 37 .. 117.1 SFJl Bridge By CHAAl.ES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF end TANNAH HIRSCH NOJrl'H •152 0 1195 o lCOU •AIC7 WEST •J~ o KJ432 o A 10 • 109'5 soure • IC96 O AQ6 0 J 974 •QJ4 EAST • AQ 107 3 0 17 0 132 •132 ruthlasddeNe oC Sabine Auk.al Md Daicla ~ Anum ol Gennaay Oil cbl.I deal 6'oai lbt 1997 Women's Wor1d ""mpioNhip. In the: lourMalClll world, the IUC- DOllS where oeJy OOC ode IS vv.lDcn- blc ad IO be bisbly competltl¥e. Alla West'l ~ ow:n:aU. Nonh's double denied four spldes and the sublequcnt double showed UO"I values end wu not stricdy for peoa1tiea.. With 5'0ppal in all AUIS • South elected IO try for the ~INO'lp pme rllher lhan seUle for •hat misbt hive been an iu4equate penal- ty ll um vutoenbdity. ~~ NORTH EAST West. von Am.tm. cll05C IO ll1ICl by leadina ~·s suil end Aulceft found the kilhna def~ of ovmak- IDI the jack With the q~. Dectaru cou.ld not affonl w llfin this 111et since that would XI up East's ~iL Howeva-. holding up proved 10 be even worse! 10 10 DW 16 ,_ l• DW ,_ lHT ,_ .JNT ,_ .... .... Operuna lc:ad: Jeck of • 1be pp between the sexes llT>Olll eJLperts conunues 10 narrow. Until RCeDIJy, the number of women who could compete with the mco could be counied on the fingers of one hind. Now then we many who cao com- pete ICnOUSly • any le¥el Wlll:b the Eau sJu fled IO a bclrt. <b:ked IO the j~ We$I revened IO spedes. ,East""1hot up with the ace 10 lc:ad anacher heart. est.ablishing We"'s suiL When the smote cleared. the defeodm had collecied four heart tncb. two spMles mid the 11CC of dia- monds -down three I AOUS AOYCE '73 COANICHE HARDTOP Wllhwn. 1ow m111tt, .-AC end CO. Wint $1!.100 ... 7~7'13 sa.11'11 125 SL T1 Sl"9f. VI)' .. • Bui 111. low """· xlnt condition. $4150 949-648-656&'675-8092 Toyoa Cofolll '91 4 doOf. 5 .apeed, co playtr, b»o Call 714-435-0989 lOYOTA • AUNER 'ti SA5, I eyt, 2 WO,~ .... -1. IOw pkg. co -. ..... .-ct pfl, roof ~ -Illes, orgln -· ... --1. ~ obo ... 71M691 SELL yoor unwenled -through clusified TOVotl • "-'t5 SRS v..e. 11 power, mr11 ~ Sl2,500fobo. Mull Sel" 94~37G-7165 YI.LAGER WAGON .. AnYlrn cas'CO. ....... Ir:» Ml'!\ ... 7 pell, cllll ~ Ing OOols No (XDJ51670) $18.675 "*" Gnidy Uncol....,cvry 71W214110 YOlYO 7*> .. Low m m1e1 uo. whlle, ~~ ooncitiOn' S6.988 NABERS (714)54H100 SOUTH COAST MOVESUIEST Careful, Quiel, f-ul House°' 1 -fm1S11MA1'1S ..._.TI .. 113 PUBLIC NOTICE The Calif. Public· Utilitlu Com· mission REQUIRES hll .. Ulld llOla- hold goods movetS print their P.U.C. C. T numblt; lmos and chlullers prinl tleir T.C.P IUl1blf lnll~ I you lw¥t I~ Ion abcM .. leall- lty " I m<MW, ino Of dllllllr. cal: PU8UC IJTIUTIES COMMISION 714-558-4151 an ·~ = ·ee XJS Y-12 COUPE Whdl. lie new II ongnll ..... Mleels, phone ~obo 94H75=§128 'ti Olde Slfllowlle Ven "' pwr. No. "' oond 7 llw .... I 6w!ier teCOlda. f', I SOt'Obo. 949-723-1504 '• •• ~\. -.~ r TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE IC STUMPED? • .. All ORAflS lt.'CL06CED .emu...-.... ·-··-..... --·-"'-..._ c..• a PAEC&SE PlOMllNO ~I Almodell f'AEE ESTIMATES U6873ll8 11..__ IOllO Cal tor Answers • y_,. -or AaMfy ""°'9 •115cpor-1~111t codl500 ; ~- FIND ~.., Have A Garage ~ale! 23 Co!'f>O~ Plaza, Suite 190 Newport.5each, CA Offlce (949) 219·2522 Pilger (eM9) 633·&+46 It's the Power of Yet at worlt f or yo#. Call me today! · Newport Beach Home Loan Centu 26 Corp. Plaza, Suite 200 Newport~. CA 926'0 • Washington Mutu•I for your •News around the neighborhood." &rvidng Newport &tteh And Adjeumt Cities Siner I 973 Office • 949-642-4400 Fax • 949-650-4110" (949) 640-7888 ext. 273. Anison See~eman (949)71 8-1524 Eastside Iii Corona del Mar Specialist "PrtsitlmtJ Elite" '98 &99 1Mjijfij1 ---- Stacy '1tceullough S.-rvin,; your u ntral. • outhl'm and Coutal Oranv county Ural Ulali' nttdA Let My Team Go To WOik For You! (949)640-7888 x283 Mobik (949)887-1199 tary.REALTOROj11110.rom T~ ·t l!l\0t1US11~ mm1 l!BBU ... , ,..,.in- r.i...r-... ··~-_,.._u_ BEACHTIME · REALTY WELCOMES Mary A. Wood {Judy 'Davis ?~~. s~- 11viMt" UPECT~ CHUCK CANFIELD FIRST CAPITAL MORTGAGE CORP. 3333 MICHELSON, SUITE 500 IRVINE, CA 92612 CllrVET cat1nm MDITUlll 11om ~50,000 Maximum Loan NO PURCHASE PRICE LIMIT Mt-72M04t MIKE MOORE Sr. u,.,, OmnJumt 24085 Fl Toro ltd, lad Reor L1p.u Hills, CA 92653 South County &Ill Estllte Lniding Vokie Mail ~ Piigu (94.9) 8SU37S 1111 (,.9) 4SS-S69S Jackie Gillis, Realtor .. ,.at.ao11 "'-*"' ... Jim & Patty M cDonald McDoNALD CDM Hom Corona Del Mar S~clalists Since 1983 -1 • 7Jenine Xerns CHLlJlAM. (949) 689-7721 www.lorimollenson.com 17 COCIOlNl PWA. Sun 110 I*~ 8tAOi. CA 92660 jumbo to $2 million fixed & ttdjustabk rates. Construction & remode//o11ns. No income qualifin lo11ns. moo Roddidd llhod.. OfBoa (949) S91-?1201223 SW A-I Fm (949) SM-712' lnW. C02' It Toll me (IOO) 9S9'0SCll a Plgm (94.9) •S7-'l92 RON OUNG Beaeb Time RealtJ .,,, JW .................. ......, ................... DOI llE LEWIS REALTOR- 5:.MNO G ASTAL O.C. SINCB 1977 SPECIALIZING IN YOtJRREAL ESTATE NEEDS I~ 8-h Bml., Suiie 100 ~B.cla,CA 92648 •tmw ~~~ Specializing in Sea Faire, Villa Balboa.& Versailles, Newport Beach. barbara ----SANREGRET ---REALTOR "Specializing in The Bluffs and Eutbluff" (949) 644-0195 Speciafuing .. in c~oShorn,C°""'o ll;pland., Corona H~, Shore Cliff• Corona del Mor & · IY-pon S/wre1. . 949/2 19-2452 Prudential ~ .... income propcn1CS. 23 ~ l'tUI.. Slille I 'IO Ncwpon lied. CA 92660 (~640-7888 X276 I ~.Yi'J' .. 'l!!! a~~~ ATrY~AN "CommiHed to Service" • Residential • Construction •Advising •Guiding • Stroteglzing -M~ (949)619-4465 E-mail: ns.tom ~utting People and Homes Together'' 8eac;h Area 5pec;iallet Over 18 yeare. Call me for t he value' of your Penlneula property. 9491759-5737 Ext. 126 · . 1-800-9SYDNEY (949) 500-6880 www.agentsyd.com luxury Property Specialist TL~ummif ~CHRISTIE'S ·~...lfoi..i.G~ AlalUAT eSTAtis 11 c QIUIOAAll P\AlA. sum 110 • ~ ~.CA '2'60 949-640-7818 ext 23S Ir 214 aJ Lora Vance R£!!~r •..r Specializing in: Sales & Rentals throughout Newport Harbor Lora Vance Marlys Vastertlng 949) 673-4062 (949) 551-6789 r~ (949) 675-3331 324 Marine-Ave .. Balboa Island, ca. 92662 Jt RUMeOLD 1ftR!Al.TY SINCE 1086 302 Marine Ave. P.O. Box6 Balboa Island, CA92662 fll. "n......., JV A..4 ................... Christopher Williams 'JMrt~t .. ,, ............ l*j fl 1M M. W AMf lApM tt.m., CA nM) ,_ oi... ... <J'f) 4SMl'9 <J'9) its-4937 "49) 129- -·.