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Home My WebLink About2000-12-28 - Orange Coast Pilot.. I • . . . SERVIN<:; THE NEWPORT -ME.SA COMNtUNmES SINCE 1907 ON ntE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM lHURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2000 . YEAR IN REVIEW The memorable and not so memorable 2000 • EDn'OR'S NOTE: Once again, a year is coming to a close. It has been a year of blg news, some of it good, some of it not so good. The last 12 months have brought us the pas.sage of the Greenlight Initiative, a murder convic- tion against Steven Allen Abrams, the opening of the Farm Sports Complex and a silver medal for Newport Harbor High student Aaron Piersol. The Daily Pilot invites you to look back on 2000 as we begin a four-day package reflecting on the year that was. and look- ing forward to 2001. CATCHING AIR T hey are the stories that cause laughter or a raised eyebrow in the newsroom -and hopefully arotµid the breakfast table. They are the ones that get passed around, the must-reads for no other reason than to sat- isfy curiosity. To amuse you once again, the Daily Pilot presents the annual rundown of the shame- ful, the wretched, the strange, the funny and the very funny -the moments that are worth a second glance and the head- lines that gave you double takes. Dullious DISTINCTIONS IMlln It was a confusing time for the California Department of nans- pol"tation. Somehow, at some point, a sign identifying the Costa Mesa Freeway was taken down for some reason or another. In its place, workers put up a sign that read "Newport Freeway• -defi- nitely not what the freeway is named, as many Costa Mesa resi- dents would be quick to say. When the issue was brought to the attention of Caltrans, there was a bit of bureaucracy and con- fusion. But, to the credit of the state agency, a new, correct sign appeared a few-days later. Cloudy weather obscured a much-anticipated total lunar eclipse. Students in Orange Coas.t College's Astronomy Department had geared up for the moon's dis- appearing act by throwing a par- ty. They brought out several 28- pound telescopes for stargazers to use, but all they saw was a patch of orangy douds. Mark David Allen, at right, made local history and was crowned Newport Beach's all-time leader in arrests. Since 1985, Allen has amassed an astonishing number of public intoxication SEE DUBIOUS PAGE A6 SEAA HlllR I o.Al.Y fl.OT Blake Thorin, 13, takes fllght on his blcycle Tuesday afternoon at Fa.lrview Park in Costa Mesa. The bike was a Chrl.stmas presenL An unexpected rerYiinder of how little time we a ll have Joseph N. Bel ..... L ast night, Ellis and Viviane Wayne were going to cele- brate SO years of marriage. Their three daughters had come to their parents' home in Newport Beach from the far comers of the nation for the oecuion. But the golden wedding annivenuy didn't take place last night. Instead. the extended Wayne family and dozens of cl068 friends -including my wife and me -attended a very different kind of celebration Tuesday: the .. celebration of a rich and full and much too short life. Ellis Wayne suffered a fatal heart attack on the tennis court three days before Christmas. Ellis would have approved of his memorial. His home was packed to overllowing, the trib- utes were brief and eloquent, and it was all presided over by Rabbi Leonard Beerman, who had mar- ried E1Us and Vlviane SO years ago and drove down from Los Angeles to offer wisdom and comfort to all of us who mourned his sudden passing. The trlbutes to him from sever- al friends and the members of his immediate family were wonder- fully honest, which is possible only at an occasion such as this, when the speakers are not only comfortable with but truly Jove the person being eulogized. Ellli would have been amused and pleased by that. SEE BEU MGE AS The Year \ IN QUOTES ) What you had to say in 2000 POUTICAU.Y llO"'Alll "This is the first Ume that a public otticials has said on record that (jails and landfills/ were only thrown in to push the measure." -David Ellis, a consultant for the Airport Working Group who says an Irvine council- man's statement proves Measure F violated the state Constitution 'Tm definitely glad it's done. I'm final- ly going to relax and get some sleep." -Willillm P9rtclns, one of the also-rans in the Costa Mesa City CounC1I election, on his feelings after the votes were tallied SEE QUOTES PAGE A10 John Wayne's growth puts city leaders on the defensive • Newport Beach officials say it's important to continue the fight to extend flight restrictions at the airport. P•ul CJinton DAILY PILOT JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT -As John Wayne Airport inches toward its cap of 8.4 million annual passengers. Newport Beach officials are urgmg residents to brace for the possibility of further growth. Newport Beach Councilman Gary Proctor, a 17-year airport commission- er who won a council seat m November, said the latest round of flight data is another reIDJDder to the city of the need to fight for llight restnc- tions now set to expire in 2005. The airport's monthly capacity report. released Fnday, shows John Wayne on the cusp of 8 million annu- al travelers. The restrictions -which indude a nighttime curfew, the cap and other measures -were put into place by a 1985 settlement agreement between ~ city, airport owner Orange County and two resident groups. ·we can extend the settlement agreement.• Proctor said Wednesday, while vacaborung m Colorado. •Where Newport Beach needs a wake-up call is we will not be able to have a cap on the number of seats in the long run. What we hope we can save is our cur- few and noise abatement proced.W'eS. • Proctor Sdld be expects the airport's 10 commeroal airb.ne earners to legal- ly challenge an attempt to extend the restrictions. To guJde the city through the process. wtuch would include seek- ing approval from the Federal Aviation Admirustration. the Oty Council direct- ed. City Atty. Bob Burnham to hire a San Francisco law finn as sped41 coun- sel. The finn. hired several months ago, has indicated the settlement agree. me.nt could be extended, Councilman SEE AIRPORT PAGE AS --._ .. ____ M .... South Coast Plaza IDerchants bask in after-Christmas glow •Shoppers descend on mall to take advantage of post-holiday deals. • 11 waa much better than laat year lor ua. We were one ol th• Jew retallen Jn SOuth Coaat Plaza that' dld talrlywen.• .......... meneger .. tor ... fA() ~ ..... '°" ....... •"*'-..... .m. .......... ~ ................ ._. __ ., ...... 7 I ..... o..i. ..... that did fairly well. I know that throughout the mall not. JOt ol peo- ple W9l'9 ~ for c:lotbes. We were In tbe llDI tit.II J9U. • 8W ....... IMMgK for l<mso, Wtdcb = WOIDID'I = atd ~ ........ ~ .. W lbilillntbll ,_r. 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MARC MARTIW DAJl.Y Pl.OT SEAN Hill.ERi OAllY PILOT • Ill ''"' ... , llSm GREG FRY/ DAILY PILOT A lllllCI: Brandon Wiener's grandmother, Isabella Wiener, right, and his brother, Justin Weinstein, 14, center, embrace Brandon's mother, Pamela Wiener, after the final sentencing of Steven Allen Abrams. Hillary Rod.ham Clinton waves to the camera after she attended a private Democratic lun- cheon at a resident's home on Udo Island. Dai)¥. ·l!ilot READERS f:!OTIJ~E CA 92626. Copyright: No news '10-WllTHER AllD SURF (949) 642-6086 rles, lllusttatlons, edltorlal mirtter Record your comments •bout "'~nents herein CMI be the Daily Pilot "' news tips. reproduc.ed wlttlOUt writttn per-TEM'UATUIES 1IDIS mission of aipyr\ght owner. Balboa TODAY VOL 94.. NO. J09 ADORE SS HOW IQ REAQI US 741..0 First low Our .ctdress Is 330 W. Say St., Corona del MM ntOMAS M. JOHNSON. cm. Mesa. CA 92627. 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In Busin.tf fa(M9) 631-7126 M the WtNi swell 3:44•.m ..................... 3.7 Ntwsrdltor outlldt of Newport l..ch Ind begins to 'fMll. Second low ;:;::.:-CON MIN.~ wtne "'**'!Ir nm.~ New.. D.lil'f l'llot .... -"'ble only by • dMlloll of .. ...,. ~lllT-. 5:50 p.m ..................... o.o l'l'IW MCX11AM&, mell for $20 '* month. 54icond LOCA1ION 1111 Skondhtgh ... ldltot <Ms .,.. peld 9t c:o.t.I M9M. ._.,._<JIM,.__ w.dgt J.4' 10:13 p.m.. .................. S.3 .,,.,.,,..., CA. (Pyka Include ... eppllc.lble Newport J.4' ... Ind locM _, P'OSTMAS-.. IMildc* . ).4' ra: s.1d ---~eon. IUvw J9ttY J.4' -Nlwpoft ~ .... o.lly -'-0 ... ,,., c.-. ~ ~---........ CdM ).4' ~ 51 POLICE TIPS .... ··-· 1s21m Marisol 7.ambrano bolds up a sign In support of Marla Alvarez. wbowas let go from Shalimar Learning Center after stx yeanof aen1ce .. OONlfACH I DAILY Pl.OT • Parked, occupied vehicles containing one or mcwe peo- ple ere especially signffic.ant If obsefwd M en ~I hour. They could be possible Lokouts for • bucga.y In progress, evefl If the occupants appear to be loYen. • Arry vehicle moYlng $lowly end without lights Of fol· lowing • course that appears *tllesl or ~ Is SUf.- pidous. Occupants may be CAISlng for pMas to rob or burglarize. • Apperent business transactions conduCted from • whJ.. de, especially around Khools CK pwks end If juvenlles •e lnYOlved, could mean posslb6e drug Mies. · •~being forced Into whld9s -~If~ •re JUYenlles CK fem.ties -may mNf'I 1 pOlllble lcldnlp- plng. Record ~ license s>t-tes end c.11 po1ic.. • Al\ M>lndoned vehlde J*ked on ~ blodl nwy bl stolen. COntllct '*1tlng control with• brwe pe.e. num-ber • J • Doily Pilot I It's time for the jXJSt-holiday sales and bargains in Newport-Mesa, L ocal chef Mila Graves has released h er first cookbook -called "Dressing The Undressed" -for gourmet salads, vinai- grettes and dressings. Graves is a certified chef who has worked at the Ritz Carlton in Laguna Niguel for . four years. Lately she's had her own personal chef ser- vice and cooks in the Trade r Joe's stores in Costa Mesa and Irvine. Hundreds of cus- tomers have tried her dishes, and she's always happy to explain how to make be.r samplings. The recipes in her new book are uncompli- cated and delicious. There . are 37 salad and vinaigrette recipes in the book. Graves also has a Web site where she posts new recipes every month at http://www.chefmi- la.com. The book is available at Trader Joe's in Costa Mesa • .r on West 17th Street. The much-anticipated half-yearly sale for men is Greer Wylder BEST BUYS going on at Nordstrom in South Coast Plaza. Inside you'll find savings on cloth- ing, sportswear, funµshings and shoes that have been greatly reduced. Examples of savings include Italian leather oxfords in black or burgundy at a 40% discount, a selection of sport and dress shirts at a 25% to 40% dis- count, a selection of sweaters at a 25% to 33% discount, and a selection of sport coats, suits and trousers at a 20% to 40% discount. Information: (714) 972-2020. · Bloomlngdale's is having an after-Christmas sale throughout the store. Mer- chandise is marked down 20% to 50%. Women's sale merchandise includes pash- mina wraps, down-filled jackets, leather coats, cash- mere coats, cashmere sweaters, career suits, evening dresses, handbags, jewelry, sunglasses, lingerie and shoes. Men's sale mer- chandise includes leather jackets, cashmere sweaters, fall sweaters, shirts, ties, designer pants, ·Calvin Klein underwear and knit shirts. The Bloomingdale's Home Store also has many bar- gains, including 50% off hol- iday food, candy, baskets. ceramics, candles, holiday cards and wrap. There are also discounts on flatware patterns, dinnerware sets, cookware sets, linens, towels, Ralph Lauren bedding and quilts. Bloomingdale's is at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. At-Ease is giving away a free stadium blanket with the purchase of any suede or leather jacket. At-Ease is carrying the Robert Com- stock collection of leather jackets. The store is at Fash- ion Island in Newport Beach. Information: (949) 759-7.979. Strouds is having an after- Chrisb:nas sale throughout the store. There'are 50% dis- counts on holiday motif items. There are also dis- counts of up to 60% on luxu- ry towels, white goose down comforters, Sheridan Aus- tralia bedding, Croscill bed- ding, quilts, shee~ and pil- lows. Strouds is in the Costa Mesa Courtyards. Bucks C lock Shoppe is having a 40% off sale on Howard Miller grand.father clocks. The specialty clock shop carries the best in wall and mantel clocks. It also has a restoration and repair ser- vice. It's in the Westcliff Court at 1735 Westcliff Drive, Newport Beach. Information: (949) 631-3215. Circuit City is having a year-end clearance sale on selected merchandise today. On sale are selected televi- sions by RCA. Sony, Pana· sonic, Zenith and Philips: selected ~gital/high defini- tion televisions and projec- tion televisions; DVDs; home theater systems; car audio and car security units; CD burners by Aiwa; cordless phones; computer games; computers; printers; cameras priced at less than $200; digi- tal camcorders; and wal.kie- talkies. Circuit City is in Fashion Island in Newport Beach. Information: (949) 720-9223. There will be a children's portrait special at Yuen Lul starting Tuesday. 1bis popu- lar special is for one color 8- by-10-inch photograph for $19.95; it's regularly priced at $52. You'll be able to select from six color proofs, and it is an additional $5 for two or more children. Yuen Lui is on the second level of South Coast Plaza in the Crate & Barrel wing. Information: (714) 545-8845. Ermenegtldo Zegna is having an end of season sale on Italian men's designer clothing and accessories. Merchandise is marked down 40% to 50%. Ermenegildo Zegna is in South Coast Plaza. Informa- tion: (714) 444-1534. • BEST BUYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays. Send Information to Greer Wylder at 330 W. Bay St., Cos- ta Mesa, CA 92627, or via fax at (949) 646-4170. IN BRIEF younger are free. Parking also will be free. Training will be provided for the drivers, ambassadors and docents. five members. The Planning Conunission makes recommendations to the City Coun- cil anc( takes action to regulate future growth, development and beautification of the city. The application deadline is Jan. 12. Motorcycle swap meet to be held at fairgrounds Inter-show Motorsports Promo- tions will hold a motorcycle swap meet from 5 to 10 p.m. Jan. 5 in Building to at the Orange County Fairgrounds. The swap meet will include new and used motorcycles, motorcycle parts and accessories for sale. Admission is $5.75 for adults and $3 for seniors. Children 12 and The fairgrounds is at 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. lnformation: (949) 598-5122. Volunteers needed to help city's seniors The Costa Mesa Senior Center is seeking volunteers to take meals to homebound seniors. to provide front-desk reception and to be goodwill ambassadors and docents. The senior center is at 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 631-8171. Applications sought for spots on city coIIllllisffions The Costa Mesa City Council is accepting applications for positions on the Planning Commission and the Parks, Recreation Facilities and Parkways Corrunission. Both commissions will have --=-:--=--- We Rent Horses • Gentle rental horses for trail rides & beginning lessons. • Year-round after-school prcgra.ms & summer clinics. ~~ ~ ·,·, t • The parks com.mission considers park, recreation and parkway issues, including programs, user fees and studies. To apply for a position on either commission, residents must send a letter of interest and a brief resume to Mayor Libby Cowan at City Hall, P.O. Box 1200, Costa Mesa, CA 92628-1200. Information: (714) 754-5688. Reservations needed for senior center box lunches The Costa Mesa Senior Center will not serve meals or provide its usual services Jan. 2. Box lunches will be available, but reservations are required. The senior center is at 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. Lnformation: (949) 631-8171. MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO • Kids 8 & up, adults, families, p1rtics, etc. • Bo&rdi~ & traini~ in all Western & English styles. SPECIAL YEAR END SAVINGS ON YOUR FAVORITE lE..KUS! AlSO OH OUR MENU: .FISH TAcos· TORTlllASOUP CHIU Sill WE TAkE DINING TO THE NEXT LEVEL! 714•848•9695 18S81Goldenwest5t., H.B, email: HCPEC@aol.com 200/o FF Our Already reduced prices Save As Much As . 90o/o OFF Additional Merchandise FREEi CHIU CH USE OMU£TTt FREE INSTALLATION W/UFmME GUARANTEE FREE DELUXE PADDING FREE HAUUNG OF OLD CARPET FREE FURNITURE MOVING .......,.,.,cal_ 1"'GNrdd,.....,._, ......... ~ .. 'Qilck°"l)lllm" • • . . A4 Thursday, o.c.mber 28, 2000 • Send AROUHD TOWN Items to the Dally Pilot, 330 w. Bay St .• Cos- ta MeY, CA 92627; by faJC to (949) ~170; ()( by ~lllng (949) 574- 4268. Include the time, date and loc.atlon of the event. as well as a contact phone number. A complete listing Is available at http:llwww.dallypllotcom. FRIDAY A pre-New Year's Eve dJnner dance will be held at 1 p.m. at U1e Hilton Hotel in Costa Mesa, 3050 Bristol St. Live music will be played from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a .m. $39.50 or $45. (714) 540-7000. MONDAY Costa Mesa .RecreaUon Ser- vices will sponsor an excur- sion to the 2001 Tournament of Roses Parade. Tickets are on sale at the Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave .. Costa Mesa. $60. (714) 327-7525. WEDNESDAY Speak Up Newport will hold a feature presentation on the cente nnial anniversary or Corona del Mar in 2004 at 5:30 p.m. at the Riverboat Restaurant, 151 E. Coast Highway. Newport Beach . (<}49) 224-2266. JAN. 5 A motorcycle swap will be held from 5 a .m. to 10 p.m. in Building lO at the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Dnve, Costa Mesa. $7 tor <tdull~. $5 for children between 6 and 12. (949) 598- 5122. The Coroputer Tutor, a com- puter software traming com- pany an Costa Mesa, will offer a free overview of lhe most commonly used softwdre app!Jcations at 9'a.m. at 660 Bdker St., Suite 277, Costa Mesa. (949) 548-9595. JAN. 6 Demonstrations of correct rose pruning tcchruques and discussions on cultural needs for growing healthy roses will be held al 9:30 d.m. al Sher- man Library & Gardens. 2647 E. Coast H1ghway, Corona del Mar. The program is part of the Weekend Gardener Senes. Free. (949) 673-2261. flll. 10 •Flom Deatgo tor Pormal Dining• will be taught at 9:30 a.m. Jan. 10 and again Jan. 17 at Sherman Ubrary & Gar- dens, 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. The class will feature the construction of a floral centerpiece for a formal dining table. $45, and preregistration is required. (949) 673-2261. The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce will present a networking lun- cheon with Jlm Muller, a strategic alliance presenter from Productive 1,.eaming & Leisure, at noon at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd.,. Newport Beach. $25, or $20 for members with reser- vations. (949) 729-4400. JAN. 11 A seminar tilled "How to Sur- vive Caring for Aging Par- ents" will be held a t 7 p .m. at the Newport Beach Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach. Free. (949) 717 -3801. JAN. 12 Writers and editors from The Local Concierge, an Orange County travel magazine, will visit Borders Books, Music & Cafe at 7 p.m. South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., tosta Mesa. The winter issue will be available at the event. (714) 432-7854. .. A family Salls Mexico," the title of the opening presenta- tion m Orange Coast Col· lege's 26th Sailing Adventure Series, will meet at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 12, 19, 26 and Feb. 2 at OCC's Robert B. Moore The· atre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The opening lec- ture will feature a Fullerton family. Aboard their 35-foot Morgan sloop, ·Mariah," they explored the landscapes and anchorages of MeXlco's western coast. (714} 432- 5880. JAN. 13 A panel of experts will dis- cuss careers and job hunting in the new year at 2 p .m. at Borders Books, Music & Cafe, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. (714) •32-7854. JAii. 16 The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce will present motivational speaker Bruce Slevers at its Business Referral Breakfast at 7:30 a.m. at The Padfit Cub, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. $20, or $15 for mem- bers with a reservation. (949) 729-4400. A seminar UUed .. Spiritual Caregiving: The Power of Empathy" will be given at 2 p.m. at Borders Books, Music & Cafe at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear Sl, Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 645-8007. A seminar ttUed "Vintage Pace: Learn Makeup Tech- niques of '20s, '30s, '40s and '50s," will be held at 7 p .m. at Borders Books, MUsic & Cafe, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. (949) 645-8007. The Newport Beach ~ere Cinema Guild will host a cocktail party for prospective new members at 7 p.m. at 3001 Setting Sun Drive, Coro- na del Mar. The group is looking for new members. (949) 253-2880. JAN. 17 "Bad Water Blues: A Coral Reef Mystery,• a musical comedy by playwright Richard Hellesen, will travel to elementary schools Jan. 17 through April 8 to bring chil- dren a message about pre- serving Southern California's ocean waters. The show is available for booking now for elementary schools, kinder- garten through sixth grades. $410, plus a travel surcharge for a single performance with discounts for back-to-back bookings. (714) 708-5549. A Home Remodeling & Deco- rating Show will be held from noon to 8 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m to 8 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday in Buildings 10 and 12 at the Orange County Fairgrounds. 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. $5.75 for adults, $3 for seniors, free for children younger than 12. (818) 909-9963. ANTIQUE ROW & GARDEN CAFE "N~ Ut'Wfr..te/Shopjf (ille<L with T~u-(or yow-HomeA., Fint Homt F11mishings AntiqMtl & Colltctiblts Tr11dition11I to Cott11gt Gifts & Gordm Dtcor Wish Lisi & Dtlivtry Ga.t"~C~ Cardm P11lio v;,.;,,g Bra.¥ast, i.Mfldr, Tu b Esprnso 811r Cafe Hour9! Tue...fri.. ~ 6lt., ~ ; S!lll. ~ g,,,,. "Olscover the Row, a wonJerful Shopping anJ Olnlng adventum" C11ndlt1 to Clt11ndtlins U1td & R11rt Boob C111tom PictM'°' Fr11ming F11'"ilvrt Rtltor11tion """ 1'UIClr mort! 949 722 -1177 130 E11St 17th Strut Cost• ~. CA (8thin4 ll11rp Inn) Row Houri: Tiw.·S.C.. Beacon Bay Auto Wash 10035 Ellis Ave. Fountain Valley 962-2888 r----------------------, : WT_. • Fall.sertiee Walh : I o-'$6f5 •Sealer Wax I I I L ~1"11.. .. ----------------------r----------------------, I UJOBr WAIR : :=-::WM& I : o_.1s109s ::=..-·u-I I · I ... Ca•••• •...,..1"11" .I ----------------------r----------------------, I .ll.ICOlf WAlll · nn.wmmca... I • •A'DWAS •• 0~$~•95 ...... ~ ......... .-.-•• ~~~-&• • nm•..n.•111110 I • wm.... I L c ..... k•U/11/M .I ----------------------~ THERE IS NO EXTRA WASH CllARGE FOR taUCKS OR VANS! .. JAN. 20 A Tex.u Gultar Show wtJJ be held from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Orange County Fair- grounds, 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. $10 for adults, free for children younger than 12. (800) 453-7.C69. "Divorce: A New Begtnnlng." a workshop for men and women in the process of divorcing or recently divorced, will be held from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at 180 New- port Center Drive, Newport Beach. $40. (949) 644-6435. JAii. 21 A Texas Guitar Show will be held Crom 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Orange County Fair- grounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. $10 for adults, free for children younger than 12. (800) 453-7469. JAN. 24 A ftnandal planning seminar for the surviving spouse will be offered by Paine Webber al 6 p.m. at 888 San Clemente Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Pree. (949) 717-3915. Author Becky Tirabassi will talk about how to change your life at 7 p.m. at Borders Books, Music & Cafe at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mes&. She is a speaker and an author who has sold more than 750,000 books. Her "Change Your Life" radio spot:s air twice a day on more than 150 stations in the country. (714) 432-7854 . The Universal Sports Assn. Scooter Competition will be held from 11 a.rn. lo 9 p.m. at the Orange County Fair- grounds, 88 Fair Drive, Cosla Mesa. $2. (714) 628-9318. JAN. 25 The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce will present a mixer from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Tennis Club, 2601 Eastblurr Drive, Newport Beach. $10 for potential members, or free for members. (949) 729-4400 JAN. 27 "Can You Say Pllates?" the title of a presentauon on how to get in shape by a certified Pilates \nStructor, will be held at 2 p.m. at Borders Books, Music & Ca.f e, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. (11.C) 432-7854. JAN.31 1be Nadonal Notary Assn. will hold a training session for people interested in bec<>m- ing a notary public or for those who need to renew their notary coauntssion from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Hilton Hotel, 3050 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. $139. (800) 876· 6827. FEB. 10 The Presidential Motorcade Classic Car and Motorcycle Show will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Orange Coun- ty Market Place, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. The event also will feature a cherry-pie eating contest, peanut bag- tossing contests, entertain- ment and more than 1,000 vendors. $10 or $15, (949) 723-6663. ONGOING The Upper Newport Bay Nat- uralists and Friends meet on the second Saturday of every month at the comer or East- bluff and Back Bay drives. Walking tows leave every 15 minutes. starting al 9 a.m. through 10: 15 a.m. Free. (714) 973-6820. The Newport Coast chapter of the Ali Ldssen's Leads Club. an international group for business referrals, meets at 7:15 a.m. Tuesddys at Mirru's Care, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa MeSd. (800) 767-7337. The Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club meets at 1 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m Satur- days al the comer or Crown. Drive and San Joaqwn Road. (949) 640-6049. The Newport Beach Walking Club meets at 9 a m. and 7 p.m. dally. Walkers should meet at the intersection or Hospital Road and Superior Avenue. (949) 650-1332. Reverse Mortgage Network sponsors a quest.Jon-and- answer session for seniors 62 and older at 3 p.m. Wednes- MINER MISTAKES DESIGNER 0UILET • Early.After Chrisnnas Sale Dec. 2J'r '""' J«,.. 20"' 7.200 Sq. Ft. i:urniturc & Acce&1(>rics Outlet Mo,,..&u l 0.-00.,,, -':J<Jrt 2925 Ai,..,.,., S•i# A <:omtM._et 714) 979-6679 Make Room !or the New Year aDdNew Inventory Doily Pilot days at Bayside Vfilage, 300 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (9"9) 723-0233. Eastbluff Elementary School PTA meets on the third Tues- day of each month alternating with st.art times of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. Meeting dates and times are posted in the school office, 2627 Vista del Oro, Newport Beach. (9"9) 515-5920. A women'• therapy support group meets to discuss rela- tionship issues at 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 1151 Dove Sl., Suite 105, Newport Beach. (949) 261-8003. Friends of the Newport Beach Public Library Used Book Store needs to replenish its book stock. Patrons are urged to bring in unwanted books. With the exception or law books or magazines, all dona- tions -hardcover and paper- back -are welcome and are tax-deductible. Books may be left at any of the three branch libraries: Balboa, Mariners or Corona del Mar. They also may be dropped otr in the special book closet next to the store at 1000 Avocado Ave . (949) 759-9667. The Newport Beach New- comers Club meets at 10 a.m the third Wednesday of each month at different homes The group of about 100 women go on the road and play goll, tennis, bridge and more. The group also holds several evening parties (94ql 854-4501. Jewish Family Service of Orange County sponsors ct discussion group focusmg on issues, concerns and respon- sibilities of adult childre n car- ing for their elderly parents di 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E Baker St., Costa Mesa. The purpose or the group lS to help children and other con- cerned relatives 1denldy problems a nd issues and develop appropriate solu- bons. $30. (714) 44 5-4950 The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce holds netV(Orkrnq luncheon meetings from 11 :45 a .m. to 1 p.m. Wedne<>- days at the Costa Mesa Country C lub, 1701 Goll Course Dnve, Costa Mesa Visitors are welcome $13 (714) 885-9090. The Udo Isle Toastmasters Club meets al 6:30 p.m. Mon- days at the Oakwood Apart- ments, 1700 16th St., m the clubhouse on the main level, in Newport Beach. (949) 515· 9470. Jewish Family Service of Orange County sponsors an ongoing healing support group for the chrorucally 111 The purpose is to provide participants with emotional and spiritual support to man- age illness and its conse- quences. The group meets at 7 p.m. Thursdays at Jewish Family Service, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Attendance is free, but registration 1s required. (714) 445-4950. Scrabble Club No. 350 meets from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursdays at Borders Books, Music & Care on 19th Street and New- port Boulevdfd, Costa Mesa $3. New players are wel- come. (949) 759-4871. The Coln and Stamp Clnb meets from t to 3 p.m. Mon- days at the Oasis Senior Cen- ter. New IDefl\beIS interested in trading, buying and selling stamps and coins a.re being sought to join these infonnal meetings. There are no fees required. (9"9) 644-3244. Jewish Famlly Setvtc:e often ongoing bereavement sup- port .groups for adults at all stages of loss. The groups share experiences, hear bow others deal with grief, receive support and learn ways to cope with sadness and loss. One group meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at Beth Jacob in lrvi.ne. The 1econd group meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays at 1'emple Judea in Laguna Hilla. The th1n:l group meets at t p.m. 1bundays at tho Ezra Center tii Anaheim. Free, but advance regiltratiOn ls required. (71.C) 4'5 .. 950. Jewbh P .. uy s.ntc:e or Orang County provides a support ond dilcuslion group tO umt partldpentl ID their rtrovery from cblldbood Of teeneg. MXUaJ ..... 1be grwp ..... fl-. 8 '° •.30 p.m. ~ at 250 I . l&k· •St..~Mw.~ =.-:-II~ ('11•1 Doily Pilot BELL CONTINUED FROM A 1 He was our friend, which seems outrageously under- stated and yet is true m every full sense of that word. He was the kind of friend who woij}d come to our house and schmooze when his wife went off on a junket with one of their daughters. He was the kind of friend who would call up -and did frequently -on a Tues- day or Wednesday afternoon and say he had just made d pot of soup and would we like to come over and shdre it and talk politics or theater or family happenings. He was the kind or friend who would spend post-clm- ner talk al our house Wlth PLAZA CONTINUED FROM A 1 our dachshund -who loved him -curled in his lap. He was the kind of friend who would brave the wrath of higher authority to turn on a football or baseball game, in which he had little interest, during cocktail hour because he knew I wanted to watch it. Or play big band music, which I like to believe he loved as much as l do. Ellis was a quite remark- ably sophisticated innocent, which is not an oxymoron in his case. He was a splendid psychotherapist and teacher dl UC Irvine, a firm and rationctl father, a highly accomplished musician, a superb host. and he made the best macaroni and cheese thts side of Columbia City, Ind. He had a fairly low outrage quotient and didn't suffer Cools gladly. He would often call me and read me blistering let- ters to minor polltidans or Portune 500 chief executives or local contractors who had Qffended him by doing something itupld. Some- times he even got answers. But all this was done in the spirit of the contest of life, which Ellis thoroughly enjoyed. He was a partici- pant not an observer. He had two passions beyond the lady to whom he was married for almost 50 years -and whose superb writing be championed with enthusiasm and detennina- tion. Those passions were tennis and music. The first had come lately into his We: the second was part of his bone and marrow. He had a magnilicent grand piano on which he Christmas sales are going to be higher than last year's." said Christal Keys, a manager for Aveda, a cosmetics retailer. "Our increase from last year ts just enormous. We have no gift sets le ft, and we're limited to what's on our shelves right now .... Plus, our stores are way more exclusive now because you can't get our products in beauty supply stores now ... Lareza Panucch1. mcmager for women's apparel store MaxMara. said she clld not notice a lack of customer!> at the store. ·we did fantastic,· sh<> said. •we had the best season in the world.· MaxMara, Bang & Olufsen and Aveda were among a number ol stores with holiday sales that far exceeded last year's, accordmg to their managers "Our products were fl ymg off the <,ht>lves. • Nathan Sipan, manager for Bang & Olufsen. which seUs high-end electronics, said the 3-year-old store's increase m sales was no surprise. "They were a lot h.igher than last year, blll we' re new to the market and sales have been growing every year,• Sipan srud. "Our prod- ucts are very speaa.l.lzed. Our sales are more or less back to normal now.• played Sondheim and Rodgers with the same verve and respect and alfectlon that he gave to Mo2art and Beethoven. And he allowed me to sit on the bench with him and slog show tunes off. key without ever grunaang -and how can you measure a friend who will permit that? I will never look at his piano again without seeing him sitting there, joined al the hip and the heart. Tennis was an acquired taste that had g rown into a passion. He had a regular group with whom he played, and the member of that group who first reached him on the court said he was playing his best ~ennis ever just before he reached over to pick up a ball and col- lapsed. The rabbi opened the AIRPORT CONTINUED FROM A 1 Dennis O'Neil said. Thursday, December 28, 2000 A5 memorial service with the familiar verses from Ecclesi- astes that begin: "To every- thing there is a season, and a lime to every purpose under the heaven: a time to be born, and a time to dle •. ." And I sighed and theught, "Oh well" -and then sud- denly and wonderfully, the rabbi stood Ecclesiastes on its head by reading a poem called •A Man Doesn't Have Tune• by lsraeli poet Yehu- da Arruchai. It began: A man doesn't have tirn to have time for everything. He doesn't have seasons enough to have a season for every purpose. Ecclesiastes was wrong about t.Oat. And then as the rnbbi read the rest of this poem. it seemed as if our good and dear fnend who lived life so fully and so weU was telling us that life doesn't fall into the tidy patterns set forth by Ecclesiastes. Times overlap and gel confused and lre· quently tum out to be inade- quate. And so do seasons. So in view of this, he seemed to be saying, it would be wise and fruitful for those of us who seek both quality and quantity in life to start making the very best use we can of the time in which we are living. And not to worry about having a season for every purpose. That's not a bad legacy to leave behind -and it's one of the reasons we'll miss the hell out of Ellis Wayne. • • JOSEPH N. llEU is a resident of Santa Ana Heights. Hrs column appears Thursdays down from the push for a second county airfield. It's a stc111ce that has found Newport Beach and South County leader'>. who hdve long bat- Ued the city over the n£>ed for an airport at the former El Toro Manne Air Stdtion. on common ground. •w e think there Me better alternatives than El Toro and expanding John Wayne,• said Paul Eckles. the authonty's executive d.J.rector. "They have a cap, and they're setting out to extend that cap. We've been supportive of that effort.• Both sides have debated, Orange Co~ty's growth prospects m the coming decades. Neither side doubts the airline industry will push for mcreases in the annual passenger count. The airlines are not expected to support curbs to thel.f growth. Members of the El Toro Reuse Planning Authority -a compc•nchum of South County oties leadmg the driv<' d!Jdmst an airport at El Toro -sdJd they support contmued restnctions al John Wayne and m tum hdVf> asked Newport Beach and Costa M<''-a airport actiVlsts to back "It's not in them best interests," Proctor said. "It's ctll about money to the <llillnes ... These atrlmes are as cutthroat as they come. They know how lo make d buck • Hodson Lighting Don't Miss the Lowest Fixed Mortgage Rates in 2 Years! . • \\ hl1hn \uu'rl· .1 l>mtor. I ·''"u. 11r lndi.111 < hil'f, ln,un· l or l.l'\\ ... 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Allen and his battle with alcohol were featured in the documentMy "Drunk in Public," a movie by Newport Beach jailer David Sper· Ung th.at debuted in this year's Newport Beach Film Festival. fEIRUllY In an unprecedented move, John Noyes, then the Newport Beach i:payor, decided to lock the door of the mayor's office in City Hall .. The room -so small that it was dubbed the'mayor's closet" -contains a desk, a filing'cabinet and a few chairs. It was traditionally shared by all of the council members. Noyes' action shocked and even angered some council members, although some colleagues support- ed him. Former mayors, however, helped to put the whole issue into perspective by making a joke of it: ·1 guess there's no more open-door policy at City Hall," quipped for- mer Mayor Tom Edwards. Long before Aorida's recount debacle, a handful of parents at Andersen Elementary School alleged that their ballots were taint- ed. Andersen Elementary parents voted on a school uniform policy, and those who forgot to return their ballots received a phone call reminder. The controversy arose when some parents accused the phoners of trying to persuade the late voters to cast their ballots a certain way. At least they didn't have to deal with chads. George P. Bush, the good-look- ing, twentysomething nephew of President-elect George W. Bush. stopped by Newport Beach while campaigning for his uncle. The younger Bush. known simply as "P" among his family, is the son of Florida.Gov. Jeb Bush and already well-seasoned in politics. His Job was to grab the Gen-X vote for his uncle. His dashing presence in Newport Beach, however, probably inspired less politicaJ interest than it did infatuation. MARCH Rumors started Dying that then- Republican presidential nominee George W. Bush would ask New- i>ort Beach's own Rep. Chris CoJt to be his running mate. At the time, Newsweek magazine even hinted that Cox was a prime candidate for the vice president post. Bush opted to go with Dick Cheney. However, the hype was nothing new for Cox. who shrugged off the rumors as, .well, rumors. In 1996, there was Wk that he was high on the list of possible vice president picks for fonner Sen. Bob Dole -who ulti- mately went with Jack Kemp. It's hot too late, though, for Cox to 1eceive a cabinet appointment - but, by his own estimation, even ~at's looking pretty unlikely. Becoming the top contributor to 'the political fight over an El Toro airport. George A.rgyros poured a total of $1 .2 million into the MNo on :p• campaign. It sure didn't seem like money well spent. Orange ,County voters overwhelrnlngly '8pproved Measure F. wtuch was <iesigned to block plans for a sec- ond county airport at El Toro. . :APRIL ~ The Panther Palace in Costa ~Mesa continued its swinging ways .a year after the death of owner :"Wild# Bill Goodwin, thllnks to !Goodwin's friend Gordon Oliver. 'The Costa Mesa man resumed the home's tradition of twice-a-week partner-swapping parties. Though neighbors complained and police investigated, the Friday night orgies went on. These were no ordinary snap- pers. A trlo of alligators were found in the hot tub of a Newport Beach home belonging to former profes- liona.l surfer Daniel Aecky, who did not have a permit for them. "Some- one from Dover Shores called and was very concerned that we were having an alligator outbreak and wondered U it was safe to go back in the water,• said Newport Beach Police Sgt. Mike McDennot!. A Claremont couple, John and Jackie Jacobsen, offered to adopt the • toothy trlo, but found themselves and their backyard menagerie the subject of a Hwnane Society inves· tlgatlon. They poued lnspectton, and the reptilet are settled in their new home. S1r Swo.ny, th Japanese black· necked swan t4at serves u Upper Newport Bay'• unoffid.al mascot. w., not to lucky. The bird lay in crttk:al condJtton After being drenched ln dletel fuel from e boot tbat ran eground durtng o boat t.how. ~swan eventually recov- ...S. ..,.. -. YIAI II 2000· REVIEW GITOIS IND PlllTHEIS Ill IPllL ABOVE One of three alligators seized from their owner's Newport Beach hot tub adjusts to Its new surroundings at the county's animal shelter in Orange. GREG FRY I DAILY PILOT RIGHT Gordon OUver runs the Panther Palace, a swingers club, in a house on Surf Street in Costa Mesa. JEFF CHONG I OA.ll.Y PILOT SMART METERS IN MAY Manuel Bustamante, at left, of Bustamante Construction prepares a pole for new wires as part of the installaUon of •smart" meters near the Newport Beach Pier. The meten erase any remaining Ume when a vehicle leaves the parking space. MAY Corona del Mar resident SUZJe Brierly led a petition drlve to repaint an Albertsons supermarket that had remodeled itseU in a yel- low-orange color. Calling the paint scheme ·hideous. simply hideous,• Brlerly faxed a protest petition with about 80 signatures to the store's corporate headquarters in Boise, Idaho, where word is •hideous. simply hldeous-decor is de rlgueur. Newport Beach became the sec- ond city in the country to try out "smart• parking met~rs. which sense when drivers feed the meter beyond the allotted time limit. The meters, which also automatically reset when drivers pull away. raised ire among city residents and tourists who didn't much like belng outthought. 1Wo local men reeled in more than they bargained for during a trip to Mexico. Andy Crean and Royal S. Radtke were fishing for halibut when they caught a bale of marijuana worth $500,000 off the shore of Cabo San Lupu. The duo called the U.S. Coast Guard, which retrieved the 100-pound bundle. JUNE Hillary Clinton caused a stir when she popped over tO Udo Isle for a private luncheon. The Fi.nt Lady addressed .ts residents (who knew there were that many Democrats in Newport Beach?) and raised $45,000 for her New York Senate campaign, which she won ln November. The pool at Newport Harbor High School got mucked up when pranlc.sters poured as many as 15 bags of compost lnto it, cauaing swim and water polo practicee to be carfceled. Students NJd they could smell the stench all the way to the parking lot. Switze1.l&nd·bued Airportl CoWlcU International ranked John Wayne Airport •• the 18th butiest tn the world dwing 1999. That rlaced th• airport lP th& top 3% o th• 5g7 ei.rpom studied around the globe -which •till doesn't lnclu.de No. 598 down the freeway at El Toro. JULY Stevie Wonder sound-alike Everett Allen appeared on "Your Big Break• in July. a show that fea- tures singers who sound like famous people. The Costa Mesa resident was one of thousands of contestants in the country who tried to land a spot on the bourlong tal- ent show that airs weekly on Chan· nel 13. He ended up among 100 singers competing for $25,000 and a possible recording contract. At the Orange County Fair, two Centennial Fann pigs gave birth to 11 piglets each within 32 hours, bringing a total of 22 new piglets into the world. Fair visitors craned thelr neck.I to get a glimpse of the newborns while the piglets them· selves fought for a steady supply of food from their moms. But this was no random coincidence. The Cen- tennial Farm staff times the preg- nancies of its pigs to coincide with the fair so visitors can witness births up close. Anthony Flores lcnew th'e secret. For maximum speed, push the doughnut against and into the cheek with your tongue. This won the 9-year-old the champion title at the Orange County Fair's annual cinnamon doughnut-eating contest. He was quoted as saying, •1 must eat through the pain.# AUGUST The Daily Pilot got the scoop on a local lee aeam legend. Apparent· ly, the Fun Zone at the Balboa Peninsula wu responsible for inventing frozen bananas in the lote 1930.. But the story gets com· pllcated: Sugar •n Spice claims to have had •Mom'1 Original Frcmm Banana• and tho opposing shop d&1me to own •Dad'• Or1gtnal Frozen Banana.• MOlD'I 1hop opened 15 ~ before D1d'1 did, whJCh l88JDI to solve part of the • mystery about who bad lt ftnt. A candidate for the bit TV pro-gram •swvtvor· casM forth th» month. Oecar Sen~. who bad made the ftnal cut for I.be ebOW, wmt '°fer a IO....,.... mentally, .. w.u .. pb'*"11J, tlO •t only ";; BRIAN POBVOA I OAl.Y Pl.OT rice and undergo inoculations. A director of the Save Our Youth after-school program in Costa Mesa, Santoyo saw the struggles as a learning experience he could lat- er share with children in the pro- gram. 1Wo days before bis inter- view. his wife announced he would soon be a father. Priorities changed. Dennis Rodman told the world via his new Web site, Rodmantv.com, ·that he bas turned his back on society and the com- merdalism of mainstream We. The Newport Beach resident's site entices viewers who can handle the ·wildest road bip in history• to click and enter. What awaits? Downtime with Woody Harrelson, Winona·Ryder, still photos of peo- ple drunk and, of course, his own biography. All this for one easy payment of $29.95. Throw in an autographed basketball, and it might be worth it. SEPTIMIEI A local landmark got its 15 min· utes of fame on stage. In play- wright Richard Greenberg's come- dy premiere •Everett Beekin, • bis sixth commissioned piece for South Coast Repertory, the Unity Bridge over Bristol Street connecting South Coast lllaza to the Orange County Performing Arts Center and SCR got some attention. The bridge in the play, which is set partially in Orange County, was not called the Unity Bridge but resembled it. Greenberg had intended to wrtte a play comparing and contrasting 1ubwban life. families and their drama in New York and Orange County. Newport Buch resident Joe Dt Thomas watched hil 676tb Kool and the Gong concert at a 'Jlute of Newport. Hil tint 1bow was in 1976 in Plttllburgh. Since then, the fan baa'toJJowed the group through .fS states and two oountrlel, rec:Jdng up e ~t ell-acce11 back· stage pall and ICbm.oozing "9hts with the band members along the way. We'll do the math for you: At one lbOw • dey. he'a cloilDg m oo two wbOle yean of eoncer11 wtth t.beNQl8band. Jt wun't a IOUDd wan. a lkac. boenS ~. not ... 811 ..... ol -, Doily Pilot chopping down trees that divided Costa Mesa residents late in Sep- tember. It was crows. Police officers shot and killed a dozen noisy crows, inciting reactions from resi- dents who lived on 20th Street between Tustin and Santa Ana avenues. Some questioned why it hwnans had a right to rejoice and make noise, birds didn't. The Daily Pilot received numerous calls from furious residents, while others were grateful the birds were silenced. Police officers had also considered using poisoned bait, which could have killed other birds, and a spike trap, which could have caused non· fatal injuries. OCIOIEI Are you seeing headless chick- ens on the beach near Newport Pier? Stop before you blame the alcohol for those visual Wusions. According to Newport Beach police, the bird carcasses' are rem- nants of an ancient ritual practiced by followers of Santeria, an Afro- Carlbbean religion that melds Catholic saints and rituals with ani- mal sacrifices, hexes and blessings. Marc Allen Lewis, an architect from Irvine who was between jobs, came to be better known as the •Dr Pepper Bandit" or the •Soda Jerk Bandit," depending on one's taste in soft drinks. Over two months, Lewis, a graduate of Newport Har- bor High School, committed 13 armed robberies in stores through- out South County. In each of the heists, Lewis would pick up a Dr Pepper and a bag of chips before be proceeded to point a blue steel semiautomatic handgun at the store derk. The city of Newport Beach admitted it: They were wrong, and resident Noeline Frederiksen was right. Fre<ieriksen contested a parking citation, saying she bad purchased year-round parking per- mits that allow her to park on blue poles around the bay without hav- ing to. feed them with money. Fred- eriksen walked in and out of City Hall for two months trying to prove she bad parked at a blue pole. Finally City Manager Homer Blu- dau admitted the city's mistake and sent Frederiksen a letter of apology. NOVEMBER Orange slush streamed across cafeteria floors at Newport Heights Elementary School. Vandals who struck around the Thanksgiving holiday caused a giant mess, dis- charging fire extinguishers, expos- ing camera Wm and microwaving a stuffed animal in a short rampage that didn't much resemble a reen- actment of that first Anlertcan turkey dinner. Corona del Mar residents were not lucky enough to have orange soda on their streets. The Chamber of Commerce and the Police Department planned tighter control for this year's Cb.ristma.s Walk after resJdents complained about •nvers of urine" and drunken brawls last year. The Quiet Woman restaurant even pulled out of the event this year because the owner did not want her customers to get tickets or citations. This year's event, howev- er, went oft without a hitch. Residents of a Costa Mesa neighborhood drove a convicted sex offender out of town. Grayling Lang Mitchell, 41, left the apart- ment in Newport Senior Villoge on Harbor Boulevard with his 80-year- old wife. barely a day after neigh- bors protested on the street by handing out fliers. DICUllER Who'd have ever thought twin- kling holiday lights could cause a controversy big enough to make national headlines. Pe.rents turned off strings ot colorful lights at Marine~ Elementary School in Newport Beach at the request of school board president Dana Black, who said the •school is a public building" and that lights that reflect one's religious beliefs have "no place there." The debate had plenty of place on the Pilot'• editor· ial page, however -a debate that probably would've been silent had Black just used the electrtdty short· age u her reason. The tall ihip Argus didn't make it to the finish line at this year's CbrisbIW Boat Parade. The festive 98-fooM.all ship owned by tbe See Scout Base was diverted because of a medicaJ emergency when an 82· year-old man with emphyiema col· lapsed on boa.rd. Art Vltanll11 also nearly didn't make it fo tbe end of the boot parade. The 59-yeu.Old baa partk:l· peted ln it llnce 19&8 but bu nm 1li9htly afoul of the law lo nicent yeen. The harbor patlol lln'.t quite u fond o1hituyu .. Vltarelll11,- saytng be comes too dOle to the pUede'i bOm. Tbey'w put• tpe· cW .,. out for biln. VltaNl1l bM pioaDW to dilam bil nm·bll wtth tbe N9wpon Hart>oi Olaaber ol C<J111o«ioe wbm ll meetl nat IDGalb •bout tbe parade. .. .. " .. • Doily Pilot Thur.day, December 20, 2000 A7' French or Chinese? Critics comment on 'Choco/a~ ' 'Crouching Tiger'. 'Chocolat' leaves reviewer craving I t is fitting at this time of the year to cast away that ever-oppressive calorie counter. Hide it in the bac\t of a cluttered drawer, under •'EEL. last year's yel-lowing New CRITIC Year's resolu-$ tions. Opt for a bit of indul- gence, especially in the form of something rich and lus- cious -chocolate. Cb0colate, once thought to be bad for one's health, now }\as redeeming benefits -in moderation, of course. Chocolate is also the central ingredient in director Lasse Hallstrom's most recent fable, ·chocolat. • Nestled in the beautiful rolling hills of France sits a mythical cobblestoned village. As in a fairy tale, the village appears timeless, unaffected by developments of the mod- em world. The puritanical lives of its residents are about to be uprooted when a myste- rious stranger and her daugh- ter anive to open a chocolate shop: a weighty temptation during LenL Adding the unusual ingre- dient of chili powder to her chocolates and possessing an intrinsic ability to revitalize others, Vianne (Juliette Binoche) entices imagina- tions, mends relationships • and spirits, ewes ailments, and even awakens passion in stale marriages. Viewed as a noncon- formist, Vianne poses a threat, especially to Comte de Reynaud (Alfred Molina), the pompous sell-appointed mayor, who endeavors to run her out of his austere town- ship. Battling immorality boy- cotts, Vumne befriends her cranky land.lady, played by Judi Dench, and rescues an abused wife played by Lena Olin. It's not,until Roux, a gypsy "river rat" played by Johnny Depp, enters Vianne's life (an hour into the movie) that she recog- nizes the changes she must make for her own growth. Adapted from Joanne Har- ris' novel by Robert Nelson Jacobs, "Chocolat" is a light- hearted comedy with many hwnorous, laugh-out-loud vignettes, but unfortunately it's missing a few ingredients NEWPORT STONE & DESIGN CENTRE COMPLETE DESIGNER SHOWROOM ... toliUY ef!9ance IA ma-<k !Vfl""'al>le. ......... __ _ -•....WU.--· -·-.g,. .. .,.. ......... ,,, ........ ,....c..4oa •llodooolc .. ~·c:-..,. •ll_</..,,., --c..,. . ..._ .......... . _____ .......... ...._ to be a sat- isfying. winning recipe. It may curb the appetite- and•defi- nitely cre- ate crav- ings for Sees or Julie lowrOOC8 ·Godiva- but it's not a complete meal. Hallstrom typically embraces people in all their follles and strengths as seen in •My Ufe as a Dog,• •What's Eating Gilbert Grape" and "The Cider House Rules.· In "Chocolat, • his embrace is fleeting, attribut- ing to the characters' lack of depth. A minor aspect or two is revealed when they are superficially introduced. And then we're rushed into the next scene. · The audience, although fond of the characters, doesn't experience a strong attach- ment and fails to embrace them. By using once-upon-a- time narration, we expect fantasy and not reality. When Vianne and her daughter arrive in bright red, hooded cloaks, a sharp contrast against the village's gray- hued backdrop, we expect them to create pandemoni- wn and not to conform. "Chocolat, • when accept- ed as a fairy tale, imparts the belief that it won't be believ- able, and in tum that thin characterizations should be accepted. However, we need rich, evolving characters who we can believe in. We anticipate that the ending will be hap- py, but we'd enjoy reveling in it just the same. Despite enjoying parts of "Cbocolat," it left me crav- ing. Not for seconds, but to sample something different. The previews to "Crouch- ing Tiger, Hidden Drdgon. were enticing. Dim sum, anyone? "Chocolat" Is rated PG-13 tor a scene of semuaUty and YOUR DENTAL HEALTII by Dccdnca Rieb, D.D.S. Mmop.me Mcnopautr, dx muDon ofmcNc. is a normal dcvtlopmental event cxpaiaKJCd by womm MOWld ~age ol SO. h lw been said that the avenge woman can apea io ~ onc-d\ini olbcr life afm her last mmmual period. Mcnoplufic is aocomparUc:d by a nwnbcr ol physical c:hanp:s. ~ wlUch OCXlU in dx oral cavity. The moM a>mmOn oral problcmi of menopausal and pos1-menopau1aJ women include oral discomfort. Ocx:unmas of pain. burning~ akcmf -pcrap0on. and ~of die mouth ha¥C bem rcpomd in 2~ 10 ~ ol menopausal women. MOK who compbincd of oral ditcomfun were ~ after the administration of ~c:idxr~ot~ We pvnue llC'W RICll'Ch a.od aaamalt b .u baldi aft. Loaad • 1441 IM>adi> Aft. Suite 508. Ncwpon Bach. WC Clll'I bdp 70'J Cll3lllinc die bat ~ llO find -ri&fi< IOlution llO )'O'lt individU&I needs. Ac.e jftJ ~ '° ail ~5680110a:hcdia1 aww.lncion LOWE ALSO PLAYING Tom Hanks stars ln "Cast Away, .. the story of a FedEx employee who becomes stranded on a desert island after a plane era.shes. The movie, directed by Robert Zemeckis, ls currently No. 1 at the box office. some violence. • JULIE LOWRANCE, 40, is a Costa Mesa resident who works at a Newport Beach advertising agency. 'Tiger' offers intro to Hong Kong film A ng Lee's "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Drag- on• has been quietly building momentum since its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in May. To dale, it bas garnered awards from the National Board of Review, Rolling Stone, the Los Angeles and New York Film Critics and will proba- bly earn more accolades with the American Film lnstitule and the Academy Awards in coming weeks. ln "Crouching Tiger,• .. • . · .. ,.. .. "' .. .;_ I ~ ,,~·· 4'a.!., ... 1~ Rob Orozco Ang Lee ("The Ice Storm," •Sense and Sensibili- ty," "Eat, Drink, Man. Woman") has created a world where martial arts moves are like song and dance num- bers in musicals, after a cer- tain amount of dialogue, people break out into highly choreographed sequences that propel the story along. The film stars veteran Hong Kong actors Chow Yun Fat ("Hard Boiled,• ·Anna and the King•) and Michelle Yeoh ("Tomorrow Never Dies," ·supercop") as war- YOU WOULDN'T TRUST JUST ANYONE TO D~IVE YOUR CAR, SO WHY TRUST JUST ANY COMPANY TO INSURE IT? Don't trust jwt anyone ro insure your car, sec me: Steven Hill, Ag9nt Uc.# OC80618 350 E 17th St Suite 211 Costa Mesa, CA 949/646-9393 HATI .. AIM INIUIAMC\ riors who have been in love for many years. However, their personal feelings wait upon vengeance, and their attempt to recapture the Green Destiny, a magical sword (like Excalibur) that once belonged to Yun Fat's Li Mu 8dl's master and has recently been sold to a wealthy district manager. That bnngs :Yeoh's Yu Shu Lien into contact with the governor's sheltered daugh- ter, J en Yu (Zhang Zlyi), who has a secret that is essential The story, as in all genre films, can be simply silly at some levels. ·But in the hands of Ang Lee and his collabo- rators, choreographer Yuen Wo Ping ("The Matrix") and screenwriters James Scharnus, Wang Hw Ling and Tsai Kuo Jung, the generic elements are sue- cessfufty woven mto a tapes- try of human emotions and action sequences, all of which highlight the real chemistry between Yun Fat and Yeoh. There are times when you will be watching the actions sequ~nces but will enjoy the interaction between all the characters. Wlule the film may not be the best martial arts film or Hong Kong film ever made (rent "Peking Opera Blues,• "Once Upon a Time in Chi- na· or "Chungking Express•), 1t will serve as a great intro- ductlon for the masses who have not d.JscQvered or ex:pen- enced world enema. •c rouching Tige'r" is roted PG-13 for martial arts vio- lence and some 'sexuality. • ROii OROZCO, 29, 1s an attorney who lives in Newport Beach. BEST. YOU'VE EVER HAD ••• OR GUARANTEED Gllllktll • "111..J '11/ljdit .............................................. : ............................................. ~ - ~ <:>rdlllls. e.l:it ~ .......................................... ~ .. ~-"""1!"'e.ltts..-.. --......... "" ......... -.............. -.. __..$,. .... ypu MYS TBISp TH• •VT· MW •MY Pl9"T AMP TAITll TMK ••rt ... lM!lll,.. , .... • • • • • DATEBOOK ' . . A8 Thur?day, December 28, 2000 Do lly Pilot '1776' and 'Hamlet' are tops at colleges ayTomTttu. • IDfTOlt'S NOTS: This Is third In a serlti review!~ this ye1r's local the1ter. • C o:i1vate theater cer- t y was alive and well in Costa Mesa this year, with two institu- tions of higher learning tak- ing their best shots a few hundred THEATER yards from one another. Oi:~ge Coast College long has been known as one of the most ambitious colle· ' giate drama programs in the nation, witb upward of 30 plays produced each year on the college's three stages. This year, Vanguard Univer- sity -formerly known as Southern California College -began to make its pres- ence felt as well. For sheer logistics, OCC was the dom- inant force, mounting some highly entertaining, involv- ing and enlightening pro- jects. But, while Vanguard staged only three shows, all were solid productions. At the top of the OCC heap was "1776," the musi- cal version of the founding of our country, splendidly directed by Alex Golson. A large and energetic ensem- ble cast skillfully negotiated the balance between bJ.s. torlcs and hyaterlca. Director John Perzacca, who's been a part of the OCC program for the past three decades, was respon- sible for the college's sec- ond-and third-ranked . shows of the year -Steve Martin's "Picasso at the Lapin Agile• and Paula Vogel's "The Mineola 'IWlns." Both shows stretched comedy, as well as the actors, to new .. dimensions. "Picasso• brought in a pair of skilled guest artists, Scott Ratner and Craig Fleming, to take on the roles of Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso for a cerebral show- down that existed only in Martin's fertile imagination. The show crackled with zany wit and easily earned the runner-up spot on the OCC roster for the year. Jessica Marie Hutchinson did double duty in "The Mineola i\vi.ns, • playing good and bad sisters, each farcically expanded in char- acter to the delight of the audience. Ferzacca is noted for uncovering unknown pearls in the theatrical back- waters, and "Mineola" proved to be a real gem. TWo other OCC produc- tions given impressive stag- Orange County's sin city of the roaring '20s and not-sc>roaring '30s, .s remembeted by longtime resident Judge Robert Gardner obert Gardner's . BAWDYBALBO Th• perfed sift • Hardcover A'IDilo~ Ollly from die publisher. •. 2 150 1 chpages Cordrey & Cordrey. m Rivenide Dr. Ste. F, t 1051 apters Newport Beach, CA 92663 • lnde~ed Che<b only. Allow 7 days for delively. S30udl /Jor-Sl7~ (includes tax & shipping) lng1 were •Hidden: The Story of Anne Prank,• directed by Danae Han1on, and the wickedly aatiric •Bullahot Crummond, • 1taged by Sb.awn Shryer. IndMdually, the afore- mentioned Ratner, Plemlng and Hutchin.son must be accorded top honors for the year, along with Kurt Jarrad as John Adams in "1176. • Allo impressive were Juli- ette Elaine Pinch in •Hid· den,• Miracle Ann Laurie in •Jesse and the Bandit Queen• and Martin Win.slow in •The Hostage.• Meanwhile, at Vanguard, the theater department pulled out all the stops in its powerful multimedia pro- duction of •Hamlet,• direct- ed by student Sunny Peabody. This was a viscer- al, vital rendition of Shake- speare's classic tragedy that demanded, and received, dynamic performances from its student actors. For sheer raucous tom- foolery, Carey Smith's pro- duction of the whodunit sp~f "Something's Afoot " also ranked high on the enjoyability scale. And Susan Berkompas' "Steel Magnolias· -with the director stepping into a key role on a week's noti~ - also made a strong impres- sion . As might be expected, top acting honors go to 'JYler Lindsay for his outstanding interpretation of the melan- choly Dane 1n •Hamlet,• while Berkompu' antics 1n •Something'• Afoot• a1IO were a joy to watch. Other ncellent perfor- ~cea were delivered by Cbrlste Jenewein in "Steel Magnollu• and Heaven Peabody in •Hamlet.• And, although they didn't fit into the college category, this column would be remlls 1n not mentioning two other local productiont, •The Cemetery Club• by the Menorah Theater at Costa Mesa's Jewish Community Center and •The Bed Plays• by the New Voices Play- wrights Workshop at the Costa Mesa Civic Play- house. Memorable performances in those two venues were offered by Laurie freed in •The Cemetery Club" and Leslie Williams, Della Lisi and Sean O'Donnell in •The Bed Plays.• This wraps up the season in local theater, on balance quite an entertaining one. Saturday's finale in this series will lift the curtain on the Daily Pilot's man and woman of the year for 2000 in local theater. • TOM nrus writes about and reviews local theater for the Dally Piiot. His reviews appear Thurs- days and Saturdays . MUSIC .. fOllVllt ==-=-~ bead a llmul> of 1950a stars -lacbdng 1'be Crew cuts and 1be Couten -during a •Pmevs Plftiel• concert at ' p.m. Jen. 1 in Orange Coast COilege's Robert B. ~Theatre, 2701 STA• MNT ... •atnt" retuiDI to tbil Ora.ng9 (:aunty P11tomlll'4-fol"""-mlug..._ Ana Cents .. put Of the 200CM>1 Bak ol A!!Wdm Broadway s.m.. Sbow timel will be 8 p.m. today through Saturday and 700 p.m. SUilday, with 2 p.m. maths• OU Saturday and Sunday. 122-553.SO. (71i6) 1i60.1818. SCARLET PIMPERNEL 1be Scarlet~ Broadway'1 IWUbbuckHng musical comedy, Will be presented 1\Mlday through Jan. 7 in Segentrom Hall at the Orange County Per- forming Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drlve, Costa Mesa. 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T he Newport Harbor Auxiliary of Chll- dren's Home Society of California welcomed ele- gantly attired guests in the holiday m ood to the 44th Debutante Ball on the Orange Coast. Mrs. Finley Lowe Taylor, preside nt of the auxiliary, greeted the arriv- ing crush at the Ritz Carl, ton Hotel in Laguna Niguel tor an evening marking d coming-of-age ceremony for 16 outstanding young women in the community who were being recognized for their service to others Founded in 189l, Chil- dren's Home Society of California is the oldest and largest nonprofit child wel- fare agency in the state. "The progrdms of this orgd- nization are based on the conviction tha t every chi ld has the basic right to a secure home, loving par- ents and full opportunity for healthy development," Taylor said. To this end, the society has deve loped -during more than a century of work -programs targeltng child care, family support, shelter care, foster ldm1ly care, group home care and adopllon · Taylor was JOtned by bdll co-chairs Kathleen E. Moobr and Setsuko Krlckl in spreading the gldd tid- ings and positive mcssdg(> of the organ1zdhon as the debutantes, their <>scort!> and fam1hes drnved for the sunset reception that hegan dn evening of memones mixed with high hope!> for the future for the young women. An exquisite white on green fl oral theme crcdted by Cbrls Lindsay trans- ·formed the Rllz bdllroom into a winter white won- derland m bloom. The debutante comm1ttei> responsible for this year'!> lavish event included Leslie C les, De bbie Mee k- WHY PAY DEPT STORE PRICES? Visit our AREA RUG' STUDIO Rugs & Run ners on Sale Handmade wools, synthruc, si.uls 1663 Placencia St., Costa M~ (!)49)646-4838 Fresh ish Deli. Chowders, Gumbos, Seafood Tacos, Sandwiches & Oumers -------- MONDAY NJGHT fJSH FRY Tempura S.ttl'red Flsb & Shrimp Dinnen '7N aod up DIAP1' ll!ft PECIALS TACO DAY SPECIALS (!\-. T\11n l.lld Sall ...... ~l'lllcw SWtingaiil11 Pedflelle •t• Bud 0r111 •1• •ic auurro DAYS (W.-.i.y lo l'l1clepl GIUW...._~.....-," lllwtllp, .. ,.......,.. -..... , Starung at •4• Corona) & Mod•!ot11 ... 870 Weit 17th St. Costa Mesa 1111111 ............. , ..... .,..,, ....... (IM9) 8'5-8873 ·+- B.W. Cook THE CROWD er, Martha Elliott, Kim Weeks, Te resa Degelmann, Robin Canrlght, Linda Hughes, Lori Lacy, Yuriko Yno, Pamela Horowitz, Barbara Cline, Patty Collins , Teri Elliot a nd Marilyn Read. Others deserving kudos are Barbara Cline, Carol Herrel and Melinda Pa tton, who are members or the execulJve board of the Children's Home Soci- ety. A<:. Barry Cole and his Sounds of Music Orchestra filled the ballroom with music, the presentation of debutdntes was handled with aplomb by master of ceremonies John J. Moohr. Edch young woman passed under a rose-encrusted archway escorted by fdthers. mothers and close fdmtly fnends The room was filled with high emotion, thunderous applduse and more than a few tedf!> as the accom- plishments. goals and ser- vice records of the 16 young women were read aloud for all the world to hedf. A formal St. James bow s1gndled entrance into !>oc1ety, dnd the mood of Cole's orchestra shifted from low key to high energy. TOP ROW, FROM LEFT: Siobhan Bradley, Rebecca Agne w, Taylor Govaars, Elizabeth Walker and Christina Francis. MIDDLE ROW, FROM LEFT: Jennifer Barto, Brittany Frede nsburg, Margaret Harty, Erin Herre l, Cameron Patton and Janene Chrispens. aonoM ROW, FROM LEFT: Leslie Hopkins, Melanie McHone, Katy Lewis, Melissa Lanna and Jennifer Bowie. A four-course. white- gloved serv1ce dmner of veal foulade, stuffed spinach a nd fe uillete of for- est m ushroom and le mon meringue tart was served by Ritz staff as the party moved into high gear and the dance floor overflowed with high kicks. t LuTHERAN. CHURCH OF TH£ MAsn:R MORNING PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM Enrolling Now • Chriman lnscruction • o~dopmcntal Program • Hands on Craft Activities •Phonics .... , •Computer Instruction ._.c;_ • Before/ After chool Care Available 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM Ages 3 to 5 yars 2900 Pacific View D rive Coro na del Mar, California 92625 (949) 759-1146 Event patrons included the families of Andrew Cies, Kris Elftmann. Edward Stavum Kriz and Charles S. Wheeler III. Others supporting the event were the families of Matthew Alcone , Dan Han- son, Alols Krlckl, John J. Moohr and Per Trebler, as we ll as Nancy Engle Va n Otten, to name only a few. • THE CROWD appears Thursdays and Saturdays. .... . .. ... .. .. AIO Thursday, o.c.mber 2a, 2000 YIAI II 2000 REVIEW QUOTES CONTINUED FROM A 1 • r think this la poUUcally motivated acUon that la going to lead to cronyl&m and favors being returned. It's a slap in the lace tor fol.kB who have put a Jot of time and energy into bettering the city to call them to reapply when they're in the middle of their terms." -a.y MclnehM. Costa Mesa coundlman. on • pro- posal to allow each council mem· ber to h1ndpldc commissioners ·ro say nobody on the coun- cil cares about the Westside is an ab501utely absurd thlng, so farletched it's almost laughable. 8y no meam have we slgned off on any· thing.• -Undll Dixon, Costa Mesa councilwoman, In response to council meeting com· ments by Costa Mesa resident Bob Rasmussen and others LOCILISM LIVES M I've been here 40 years and can't believe the city gets anything out of It, apart from the trash.• -P9te Hoffman, a 54th Street resident and surfer, on Newport Beach surf contests held along the stretch of beach between 54th and 58th streets , because the City Council voted to ban the contests on Memorial Day and from June 15 through Sept. 10 MIKING THE GRADE ·isn 't it great? We're doing something right. Those prin- cipals and their stall are doing something right.• -~Fluor. Newport·Mesa Unified school board member, on the district's jump 1n test scores districtwide "I am super happy with the level of education in New- port·M esa, but it's not worth risking my child's life over.• -Steven Fink. a parent of a Newport Coast Ele- mentary School student who is considering sending his kids else- where because of traffic problems "Without having a moral compass, without realizing that there is right and wrong, students don't know and shoot up other classmates.• -Wendy u..c.. Newport·Mesa school board mem- ber, on posting the Ten Command- ments in publk schools "Th ere is another whole body of evidence that says, 'No, we did not come from gases and chemicals,' and that at one Ume there must have been another way life got here.• -Utec:e, on her hope that Newport·Mesa schools may begin to teach theo- ries that might refute those of evolution and Darwinism SAY IT AIN'T SO, JOE "He'll probably be remem- bered as the most compas- sionate mayor and council person the city of Costa Mesa has ever had. He's also got a great sense of humor. Even In our darkeal moments, we could an share a laugh, thanks to Joe.• -Linde Dixon, on fellow Costa Mesa City Council member Joe Erickson TALK TO THE ANIMALS •How can you say no? He had this kind of expression on his lace like, 'Yo, buddy. do you want to help me?"• -Georve KatdMrien. veterinarian, on treating a stray 4- month-old Lab!ador puppy that was hit by a car •vou try to do a good deed for somebody and It ends up not working out that way.• -Jedlle -··-of Claremont, on how her attempt to s.ave three 1lllgltors found In a Newport Be.ch hot tub from exe- cution came under Humane Sod· ety review •our obaervaUon was that Rupert waa dellnltely dying when we found hlm. • -a., '"'"" of the Or.nge County Sheriffs Deplr.:IMnt HMtlor Patrol, on finding ihe bledc swan k>atls Nw nllMd "upert. It Ingested diesel fuel In Newport Harbor WIO IOlll'I LOR IAIU? "I don't tee the dty~ abUJty to «1ueeu out lt.S mllllon a year. we·,.. reoJJy bolled down to the baldcl. • -MM...._, Costa~ dty meneger, on s~ eonttofltt Kathlttn <:.oMeff's P4*'\ to fWIP lo{al .... tu~ wfth~~'-" =.m:::.,....c:: Mm_.. hiM loll erOund S1.S ~In~ ........ OON LEACH I DAILY Pit.OT OLYMPIAN Eff ORTS "A day? That's kind of ... what about a week?" -Aaron Piersol, Olympic silver medalist In the backstroke and Newport Harbor High School student. upon being presented with a proclamation declaring Dec. 2 as Aaron Piersol Day In Newport Beach "You made a choice where you live and that's the tax rate. It's not a fairness issue. People in Newport Beach pay higher taxes, and they always have. " -Scott Anderson of Newport Beach, on paying more if Measure A. a school bond measure, passed SORROWFUL SAYINGS "For someone who was under 5 feet and weighed just over 100 pounds, she was one of the strongest peo· ple I ever knew.• -TomWilllllms, Rosalind Wiiiiam's first husband, upon her death In June from breast cancer • . "People always say, 11 wish my son were UJce so and so. / My son was hlm. He was the perfect son. A beauU/ul smile and personality. He waa rebellious, happy, a ladles' man. He had everything.· -Sonjll Willlem, on her son Andre Stewart. New- port Harbor High School's football star who was killed In a car crash ·1 just wasn't even in my body at that point .... I lost not just my best friend, I lost my Ule. • -OndySoto, mother of Sierra Soto, remember· Ing the day in May 1999 when Costa Mesa Police Chief David Snowden told her that her daugh- ter had been killed •I know you'd all Ul<e to believe she's here with us. But she's far too busy right now organizing some sort of funcUon In heaven." -<in99 Williams, Rosalind Williams' son, during a eology at our Lady Queen of Angels Church in Newport Beach "I love you more, Dad.• -Yvette ftlley. 10, just before she died In an April 1 car crash "She felt Andre was walklng with her.• • -~Wlllllm, on wife Sonja William acxeptlng a diploma In memory of her son, Newport Harbor football star Andre Stewart HIS BONUS IS ON THI WAY "This is living proof thot nlce guys don't flnJ.sh Ja1t. I hate to make It that simple. lt'I /U$t one ot those stories.• -JohnNOMn, marketing director for 8-'boe Instruments Inc., on his bos$. O.Vld J. Oine, recelvtng the U.S. Small Busineu Penon of the Yew award CllMIS AID MISllMIAllOIS •He wa• bleMed ~th an thoae e"perlenoe• that he denled the Sotot and Wienen. He had an thOM opporlunlUe• to lead a gOod life, but lie c:h<»e not to.• -~06ll.AftV, ..... ~ on pwdw kk.._..*' Abrema cbfng hlr clo*'9 ......... •Thim he .aid ahe laJd out on the boat, ond he hJI het on the head ••• hit her "° hard Ille didn't feel a thing," _ ....... •1JirH;1-ld of lttc..,..., -who 11.co.ed of munwtng hll ---......... . ...... "There was a lot of panic. I saw moms shaJcing from cold and fear. Kids probably saw this happen, or heard the shots at least. We tend to be lenient with ourselves and don't worry about safety. We don't expect this. The police do a good job, but thJ.a makes you lh1nl< of the things we take for granted.• -MkhMt V•1M'· manager of Mutt Lynch's. on an April 26 taxicab shooting death outside a popular bar In Mcfadden Square #The program sounds like the best avenue for her, not only to help her. but to pre- vent the further killing of anJ. mals." -Mid\ael Lublnlkl, deputy district attorney, on Costa Mesa resident Debra Klnk.aid's two-month jail sentence for cook- ing he< pet cat. Beauty HANG 'EM HIGH ·My handyman came in, saw me and asked if my father was there. Once I explained who I was, he sold 'Oh, fou look much older and taller on rv.·· -a.yMonMM, Costa Mesa councilman, on the ability of constituents to see him In person after the opening of his restaurant Skosh Monahan's FAMILY IND FRIENDS ·rhey are geWng to an age where they can look at you and Jove back." -MmHodges. who with his wife, ~fly, celebrat· ed the flnt birthday of their quadruplets -James. Jon. Melissa and Lucas "If he t:omes up to me whlle I'm ma.king dinner every day and he says 'Mom. Mom/' and 1 tell hlm. 'I'm too busy.,- he'll remember that. Then, when he~ older, he mlght wind up in the streeta, where people will give hlm atten- Uon. • -"-wAMJe, mother of 7•year~ld Jason. 1 stu- dent at Wilson Elementary. They are part of the first dlSs In the Families end Schools Together program. "I can't stomach to thJnk what my guy. went through. They aeem to be holclJng up, but It probably hOlll't set In for them." -Dan9racksw" co-owner of DIWY's Locker ~ fishing. on some of his trflW who were called to help look for ...,. YIYon of the Jan. 3 t Alaska AJr- llne aash •r told my hu•band, 'I can't •la!ld It anymore. lt't time to go Jnslde.'" -lMw' G II' UWWll, College ,lft( rwldent. on the Home Depot*"~ oPentd In Hetbor '*"" In Jn"'Y TOTl1LY llUUYlllT "W• play goU. we go «Jlllng, have a banquet In honor ol me. J'U be U.Oted UM a JUng." _ ............ on being Mr ... , • ..,. '10(V. He .. the 2'4lt\ (Ind ... pkbd.., .. 0-.. ......... .............. Ill THE WORID'S I STAGE "They don't make theaters Ul<e that anymore, and it's really a shame.• -5lllMly Genis. former Costa Mesa mayor. on the removal of a retro sign out5ide of the old Edwards Cinema at Harbor Boulevard and Adams Avenue "Virtually, there will be no play that a playwright can glve us that we won't be qple to mount. This is the anU· dote.• -Devkl Emmes, South Coast Repertory co-founder, on the $1 9--mlllion facility that will bfeak ground next year JUST PLAIN COLORFUL •1 don't know about traffic 8tudies, but I know about gridlock. I'm not a farmer. but J know about fertilizer." -Slow-growth activist TomtfyMll, on the presentation by p<oponents of the Newpott Dunes Hotel •When they told me J had been auctioned of/, J went home and told my wife, 'Honey. I was bought for $600. ,.. -Crelg RouM, executive chef at Scott's Seafood Grill & Bar, on the bid by Grace Fiske, who won "Chef for a Day• in a charity auction for Chlldren's Hospital of Orange County "It was really, really gross. • -Polly Dqlbl. a Newport Harbor High varsity water polo team member; speak- ing about more than 15 bags of compost dumped by pranksten in the school's pool "I'll have to be careful how much bubbly I have the day be/ore ... but then again, maybe I'll need to." -Debbie Albrtght. upon making the art for the Tea Cup Oassk IV golf tournament. which was scheduled for the day after her birthday "What doe• he Lh1nJc I am, chopped liver?" _.,...Stkt\ Newport Beach resident. on pursu· Ing her husband for 20 )'Hrs. She recently gave him the gift of life by donltlng part of her liver -a regenerating Of'gan -to tr1ns- plant Into him. • 1 want to know when 'I the la.st time someone dJed lrom a cocl<roach,. -lldS...-. ownet of Ski's St*houw, on •lleged hulth violations cited by county heltth offlclefs THI LIGHT IS 11111 •The dam t. broken. Up to lh1t point, 8pedaJ lntere•ll have had a Joi ot .way ...• GreenlJght Mlle~ that [th• peo,WJ have th• linaJ aay.. -.... C. .. , • Mteture s iUPPO'W ~ bellMll the tnlnd wlll cMdt an Mtlwtdl "I'm sure many of us are Ured of seeing every square Inch being developed to its maximum.· -Tom lhomson. then-<ouncilman in Newport Beach, on his support of the Greenlight Initiative •It's Ul<e putting a square peg Into a round hole.• -SuNn c:.mtin, on the plan for a five-star hotel at the Newport Dunes "Our guys in Lra/fic are checking to see iJ anything happened to change the name back. It could take awhlle." -Gall Smith. cattrans spokeswoman. on the state department's attempt to fig- ure out how the Costa Mesa free- way was renamed the Newport freeway on a highway sign THE llllG SLEPT HERE "He was probably the nicest client I ever had. He was cer- tainly the only one that waJ)(ed me to my car. • -Thomas Lllne, Newport Beach resident. on Elvis Presley, who was a dient of his lnteri°' design business BID IOYS, BAD IOYS "I realized I could tum my back on everything society says. I felt free. It was Ul<e I came out from under the water and took a deep breath.• -Dennis Rodm.n, on his Web site, www.Rodmantv.com, that debuted In early September "They raped, pillaged and stole. There were l ights, stab- bings, shootings, thefts and molestations of kids and women.• -RonSmith of the Costa Mesa Police Depart· ment. on the activities of camlval wortcers during previous Orange County fairs "It's Interesting that this • keeps going on and on and on. 1 fully expect to get another set of calls Jn anpth· er five years." _,....~ 1 Dallas-based psychiatrist. on the Investigation Into Alan M. Meyers, the fOfmer Costa Mesa Senior Cen- ter execut:lvt director wno has been accused of falsifying his cre- dentllls to get hired Ind is also ~of using the alias carm1 hr·llan. Mor9 d'\.n 20 yurs 990, B•·liln used Pollntln'J name Ind medic.II license. • t J<now aome people were UP*!t obout the arre1t, but J l.hJnk the police were /tut dolrtg their Job. • _.,...,. ........ In. wrm.n ....... 14tnt ~ ... hit ptNded guilty to dn.rit drMng , Doily Pilot wan, IT'S MOii lllE llOWN •When you dig up (material) that waa burled more than 10 or 15 years ago, you sUr up the pollutants.• -John~ of the Department of fish and G1nw, 5htllmaker Island, on dredging Upper Newport Bay FAME AND FORTUNE "We scream because It's pain and excitement mixed together." -lroob Moofw, 14, of Newport Beach, referring to the pushing and shoving she endured to see the pop band No Doubt "In our buslness, it's obses· sion, obseulon, obseBBlon. • -A.C. Lyles, Paramount Pictures producer, talk· Ing about the film Industry on doslng night of the Newpott Beach film Festival FASHIONllLY FRESH "The better you look. the more chlchs you can get. The more, the better. • -ec.tth Daniels, 14, on why being fashionable is Important "By no means was it trying to make a statement. We were just trying to be festive and make it a place we can be proud of." -GrllNm T1ngler, a parent who strung controversial holiday lights at Mariners Elemen- tary School ·Anything with fringe and rhinestones ls cool too." -Even M<Veigh, manager of a clothing store in Fashion Island. on what's In this year "It will be like taking a stroll through a garden instead of walking over a parking lot.· -Paul ft'eemlln. spokesman for C.J. Segemrom & Sons. on the bridge connecting South Coast Plaza to the stlopping area formerty known as Crystal Court before ft was built PREF ERENCH, PREFERENCES •we want to stay exactly where we are. And we want a long-term lease. Many of us marched for our country In the past. We did not want to then, and we do not want to march now. But if we need to march to save our home. we will.• -Dennls~. commander of American Legion Post 291, on a proposal to build a luxury hotel at Marinapari< on Balboa "I'd prefer the more natural, unpaved traila myseU, because I can still get around on them. J can cruise around on the dirt, although it's cer· talnly ea&ler for the [wheel/chair on paved trails. Now. if they put gravel on the road, that would be bod. But the dirt trails are line with me, and probably eaaier for the horses.• _,...IUdwdlon of Costa Mesa. on F1lrview Part FLIGHT PAnERNS •where do you thlnk the fUghta are going to fly out oa Your backyard. Your lront- yard. Your ac.hool." -IUdW'd~. Airport Working Group activist, on the poulblllty of John Wayne Air- port exp1nslon llf E'S A IEICH "The waves are good (In Newport Beach/ when they're good, but there are a lot of pollutanta." -~ ...... manager of surf shop The Frog House, on Newport lwh being meet one of the top to bMches In the U.S. by the Surfr1der FouncMtlon ·u you drive from Rlvenlde to go to the beach and you •pend three houn fJgltUng the freeway, and tlt•n anoth- er hour looking for parldng. how many time• are you going to come bock'" __ ...... l'NINOt' of • lelboa stoN. on the ·smen• .,_"'9 mmn lnltelled ~ tht dty of Newport lelc:tt • r would .ay IMn are between 200 to 300 people al any glrin um. In the water today. It apPffll people are tldpplng «:hool and worlr fO come down het9." · ---M '9Plta -··" ........... ~ ···---:::·:e::; . . . Quot• Of 1llE DAY "We're d ~ way too many nlistabs out there and we're kling oooefves _ • Paul Kirby, Estancia girls hoops coach .. -Jcnay 1 honor• DOI alLUI Doily Pilot Sporb Editor Roger Carlson • 949-5744223 • Sports Fox: 949-650-0170 •Thursday, December 28, 2000 Bl Estancia rings up Bellvue • Estancia trio scores all 26 fourth-quarter points to produce come-from-behind tournament triumph. · Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Though there's still more than a dozen games left, the numbers were already begin- ning to crunch down upon the Estancia High boys basketball team. But, needing nine more wins to reach the minimum 11 required to extend their sbing of CIF playoff appearances to 14 years -and on a four-game losing streak -the Eagles certainly came through at crunch time Wednesday in the pool-play opener of their own Coast Christ- BOYS BASKETBALL mas Classic against Bellvue High of Washington. "We've been knocking at the door and knocking at the door, but I told them it was time to kick it open,• Estancia Coach Chris Sorce said. "Our guys responded to the challenge and did what they hdd to do in the fourth quarter. They showed a lot of courage tonight and I couldn't be more proud.• The Eagles (3-6) were down, 53-48, heading into the final period. But, with the benefit of hustle, determination, a few kind bounces and some timely shooting, the hosts rallied for a 74-68 triumph Sorce said could be a turning point. "It's onJy our third win, but it came ••HHDIAlil"l.iliiiii RolemMd 69, Mlfy Stir. El Dor.to•. Glendlle HOCMr JI . Kennedy 87, ~ 15 (2 ot) Estancia 74, 8eUwe 68 TODAY'S SOtBXA.E 2:30 p.m. • CdM vs. Glendale Hoover 4:10 p.m. -Notre Dame vs. Marina 5:50 p.m. -Rosemead vs. Edison 7:30 p.m. · La Quinta vs. Estancia in our home opener, which makes 1t even more special,· Sorce said. "Tilis could be a real positive for us.· There were only sporadic posi- tives for the Edgles in lhe first 24 minutes; as Bellvue junior guard Scott Regener kept the Wolverines on top, en route to a game-high 40 points. •We tned a zone and d man against (Regener), even putbng a spy on hlffi, • Sorce said. But, ultitnt1tely, the Eagles' abili- ty to tnple up on the Wolverines at Estanad's offensive end, proved to be the dilference. Senior D<1nny Valbuena dnd Juniors M1cdh Young and George Prado, combtned to produce all 26 fourth-quctrter pomts for the Eagles, who host Lei Quinta tonight dt 7:30 to close out pool play. Valbuend, who watched most of the second dnd third quarters from SEE ESTANCIA PAGE 83 Mesa gets defensive •Costa Mesa's defense helps create 26 Rubidoux turnovers to pace a 50-27 rout in the first round of Mustangs' tournament. Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT ME~~STA GIRLS HOOPS When the Costa Mesa Hlgh girls ~ft basketball team is on ~ its game the Mus-I tangs display a wear- them-out type defense by outhus- lling and outmuscling the opposi- tion. Mesa was definitely on its game against Rubidoux as the Mustangs built a 27-10 halftime lead that led to a 50-27 first-round victory in --------their own tourna- m e n t Wedn es- day. Me sa, however, wasn 't entirely playing its brand of • basketball, according to Coach Jim Weeks. •If we would've --------shot bet- ter,· he said. •we would've had a monster (halftime) lead." The Mustangs (7-5) used a 12-0 run to close out the first half. Mesa junior Christine Caron, who scored six points, grabbed an offensive rebound and made a basket at the buzzer to cap the big lead. Costa Mesa's defense led to 16 turnovers by Rubidoux (1-6) in the first half. Sophomore Rhondi Naff came off the bench and led Mesa with 12 points, while starting point guard Nancy Hatsushi finished with nine, including two thr~·pointers. Mesa opened the game with a 6-0 lead as Rubidoux started with SEAN HIU£R I DAILY Pl.OT Costa Mesa's Jasmine Grewal (left) fights off Rubidoux Hlgh's Melinda Curtis to regain control five straight turnovers. The 17-verted on a layup one minute mto Mustangs senior Laura Muniz, point halftime lead allowed Weeks the quarter. And Vianey Solano who finished with three points, to put in his substitutes. later made a free throw with 2 snagged four steals. Hatsushi and In the third quarter, the Mus-minutes remaining. Naff had three steals each. tangs caused six turnovers and The Mustangs playe(i a man-to-"Our recipe (for winning) right held the Falcons to three points. man defense and they extended now is our defense,· Weeks said. Rubidoux's Mary Piator, who led the pressure to full court after the Falcons with 12 points, con-every converted basket by Mesa. SEE MESA PAGE 84 Once • agazn, the real Top JO T here were playoffs dnd wtld hrush m the rrullenruum year 2000, and, as an annual holiday tredt m this space, here are the year's Top 10 Goll Feats dlld Stories, accordlng to yours truly l) The inaugural Jones C up: To capture the homespun event for Mesa Verde Country Club, head profess1oncil Tom Sargent pulled off a remdfkable Oop shot on the last hole at Newport Beach Country Club. With Sdrgent's ball buned deep tn the nght rough at 18. and a subsequent check by rules offtoal Jerry Anderson lo see u 1t was embedded and possibly stepped on by someone m the gallery, the 53-year-old former PGA of America Professional of the Year put on a short-game cilruc lied wtth Newport Beach at 1-under m the pro-am headlng to 18. Mesa Verde needed budie to win. But Sargent's second shot landed to the nght of the green. cind, after it bounced, lodged 1tseU finnly about a half-inch below the top of the thick grass. "I thought about picking 1t up and moVUlg 1t (for a better Ile), Richard Dunn GOLF but there were way too many people watchmg, • Sargent quipped, after execubng one ol goll's toughest shots to near perfection, floppmg onto the edge of the green to within two feet. setting up a birdie putt as Mesa Verde won a thriller before an estimated 300 fans. The Great Eight in the highly competitive pro-am field were selected by the four private clubs in the Daily Pilot circulation. There were four, two-player tearris tn a better-ball gross format. the new men's event m the Fletcher Jones Motorcars/Dally Pilot Club Championship Senes, wtuch launched the Tea Cup Classic for women m 1997 Before Sargent's must-see flop shot, he drained a 60-foot birdie putt on No 2 and a 50-footer on No. 16 "We're a big-play team We go for the three-run home ruris and 60-yard touchdowns,· said Sargent, who won with Mesa Verde men's dub champion Pete Daley. 2) The Hyundai 'ream Matches: How can you beat perfect weather at Pelican Hill Goll Club, a Seruor PGA Tour Vtctory by legends Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson, and playoffs in both the PGA Tour and LPGA Tour finals? ln an unforge ttable final day of SEE GOLf PAGE 12 DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Field general Trinid Hernandez • Costa Mesa senior forward was the spark for the young Mustangs in Magnolia Tournament conquest. 1bny Ahlobeffi soccer tournament title in OMv Pf.OT recent memory. F:ve games in four d.aysl Last week, tbe Mustangs None at home? No (S·l·l) pulled off ~gnolla problem. • Tuumament wins over In a grueling stretch of the Santt.go (t-t, 4-2 oa penalty l8UOll that can demoralize a kicks), Cerritol (l-0), Laguna 8eKb (3.;.c)) and ~ Beech program. the eou Mese Hi9b Poly <4 _2,, .. wen .. • borl IOttW tMm UMd the bk>ck ol VUll8S to show the nODIMgue wtn at 1\lltia (~l). IOCC8r commwilty that the I femandea WM tbe main Mullngl.,. .. '° C:rMb the oftelill••,....,.,.. fOr .... pmty DW the top ol tbe peck. ~ = l9vm.,... ..... fClrinrcl ntnldlld In ...... Jlr,st......,..Stbe • ._IMI ..... ._.,_... Mt•rr na1 an1y wtn au nv. ...., lrl .. _Id ' d =p1ayec1.t1ut1aeao ........ ....,.. ..... -.. ....... IDllllnt...,,. •1181 ...... ... 82 Thunday, o.c.mber 28, 2000 m Sargent of Mesa Verde Country Club swept Into Newport Beach Country Club and ran away with the championship with a biumphant Oourlsb on the last hole of play. Above, he gives hlJ reward a kiss, at right. reacUon to his H.nisb with a beauWul Oop shot for the ages, and below, accepttng congratulations as Chris Veitch (left) shakes his hand. Sargent's partner, Pete Daley {right), accepts congratulations from Santa Ana Country Club's Mike Jieebl. SEAN HILi.ER I DAil Y PILOT GOLF CONTINUED FROM 81 the made-for-television event shown on ABC, Nicklaus and Watson won again as the Golden Bear roared, while two matches extended the live telecast more than an hour. With blue skies overhead the entire weekend and sailboats on the Pacific Ocean as a backdrop, heavy drama played out on the Ocean North Course in the championship matches of all three major tours. For Nicklaus and Watson, they won their second straight Team Matches title, while improving to 8-0 in their careers as match-play partners, after beating Bruce Pleisher and David Graham, 4 and 2. On the PGA Tour, Tom Lehman and Duffy Waldorf defeated defending champions Fred Couples, the •King of the Silly Season.• Md Mark Calcaveccb.ia in a match requiring two extra boles. On the LPGA Tour, Julie Inkster and Dottie Pepper won their Team Matches-record fourth straight title, defeating Annpta Sorenstam and Lorie Kane 1n a 21-bole showdown. •1b1s week bu been M eye-opener for me, becAuse I felt terrific every time with the putter," Mid Nlcklau.s, the event's top heed liner. 3) The pennn1a1 No.1, the Senior PGA Tour's Thlhibe Senior Oawic at Newport Beach Country Club, fell to third In 2000, despite a record tund·nlillng effort by the IDUJ8Ging charity {over S1 million). W1tb .die final round rained out and Allen Doylil tUtng home a ftnt-pla~ tropby'and 1195,000 peydleek for Olaly twO rounds, the :n.bibll SeniOI' Clasic no doubt JOit IOm8 hit* on the goU cou.rM. In the~ tbrM years, tome ol the ptell ftDilbel on the smk>l' 'JOur took piece at Newport Beach, ...Uy~~ the event .. atop one writer's year-end list. ln 1997, Bob Murphy defeated Jay Sigel in a tour-record nine-hole playoff with an 80-foot birdie putt at 17, chugging its way up a difficult, two-tiered. The nine-hole record would later be broken. ln '98, Hale Irwin shot a course-record 62 in the final round to come from five strokes back and leapfrog past a handful of players on the leaderboard, winning miraculously while triggering another Player of the Year season, claiming his first of seven tournament titles. Irwin was aided at 17 by the Famous Bunker Rake, which stopped his ball from rolling in the water, allowing Irwin to get up Md down to save par on his way to a memorable course-record finish. Then, in '99, Gary McCord Md John Jacobs were the stars of a four-man playoff with incredible shots and hllarlous antics, seemingly putting the Senior Tour on new level of golf theater right before our eyes. The 2000 Classic, however, featured Arnold Palmer for the first time. The 70-year-old legend played hiJ fint competitive round in Orange County. Doyle, a former dr\ving-range pro who has M unusual backswtng, shot 6-under 136 to win the 36-hole event, becoming the sixth different champion in the event's six-year history. 4) Dennll PauJton leadl the Masten: ln April, the fonner Costa Mesa High golfer, who grew up playing Santa Ana Country Club, was a surprise first-round leader at Augusta National. Paulson held a one·stroke lead over Lehman during a windy opening round, vaulting him into the spotlight at thiJ year's first major champiomhip. Playing hi.I flnt Masten after a sucCeslful 1999 sea.son on the PGA Tour, Paulson 1bot 4-under-par 68, while Lehman lost the lead with a double-bogey m on the 18th bow. Paulson, 37, made an eagle --- SPORTS Doily Pilot MARC MAIOW I DM.Y Pl.OT Arnold Palmer ........ Ille ball otd ot a bmllulir at a.. T....,.. Sealor CIMc. A eluate laeadllner, Palmer wmn•t .......... at tbe nm 1lude•1d ....... w111m ADeD J>oY1e (Mlow) d•h•iM ~ vidory. CARL HIDALGO I DAILY PllOT Jack Nicklaus checks his putter after a long putt In the Team Matches at Pellcan Hill. three on the par-5 second hole, while adding five birdies, one bogey and a double bogey in his memorable round. Only nine of the field's 93 players were under par. A member of the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame, Paulson moved to 37th on the '99 PGA Tour money list from 317th in 1998. 5) Tea Cup Clank: IV: ID a one-hol,e playoff, Marianne Towersey of Santa Ana Country Club defeated Debbie Albright of Newport Beach to win her third straight Tea Cup Classic tiUe. The event was hosted by Big Canyon C-0untry Club. Toweraey won the popular community golf tournament for the four women's club champions in the Dally Pilot c1rculation in front of a rolling crowd of 200. Towersey and Albright finished tied at 4-over-par 76 in the 18-hole, stroke·play shootout Toweney and Albright ware tled for the lalt ftve holes in regulation, while Mesa Verde's Den1le Woodard and Bio Canyon's COiette Taormina battled for third place. Jt WU the fint pJayoff in 'n. Cup Claaic ~. The locally famous lbw..., leCtired Tae Cup tit1e1 in t• 11 Santa Ana Country Club ad .. at MeM Verde Country Club bf seven strokes each. But in 2000 it was no cup of tea. "It's always fun to win, but it was nerve-racking,• Toweney said. The 2000 Tea CUp Classic completed the first four-dub rotation of host sites. 6) Big Otnyoo hosts succeuful U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur Championship, while Towersey advance$ to the third round: It was Big Canyon Country Club's first USGA event. and Towersey grabbed most of the local headlines with match-play victories in the first two roqnds, before losing in the third round to eventual champihn Ellen Port of St. Louis-, Mo. Port became the only woman in history to win the dulmpionship for a th1Jd time. Towersey advMced the farthest of the six Orange County residents 1n the event, Md her third-round appearMce automatically qualified her for next year's U.S. Mid-Amateur Champion.ship at Fox Run in Eureka, Mo. Longtime Big Canyon member DemWI Harwood serves as co-cbairman of the champion.ship and ii largely responsible for bringing the event to the county's most exclusive private club. Harwood Mid 21 of tbe top so women amateurs in the world, including c:oDege playan, played in the U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur, according to Golf Week's rankings. 7) Scoa Ollerbom of Hantl.Dg- toa Beach wlnt the Costa Mesa Oty CbamJ*msbip 1n August. beating Eric Wang ol ey...-in a three-hole playoff, after they both shot 142 after two rounds. The event played at ea.ta Mesa Golf & Country Club started bl 1973 and bal been won by Mark O'Meaia (1979) and Scott Sbnpeon ('14). rises to the top of the Newport-Mesa goU community. The three-time Mesa Verde men's club champion flexed his muscles on the national scene after teaming with Sargent to wm the Jones Cup (see item No. 1 ). Daley enjoyed a strong performance at the U.S. Senior Amateur Championship in Charlotte, N.C .. reaching the Round of 16 in the match-play event. Daley, who played 43 holes one day because of rain delays in Charlotte, advanced to match play after shooting 73-75-148 in stroke-play qualifying. Daley was seeded fifth in the 64-player match-play field. After winning the Jones Cup, Daley won the 2000 club title at Mesa Verde with a 78-72-78-228. 9) Big surprise bole-In-one: Newport Beach's Allan Effron fired an ace during the htelevMt Week Runntn' Gunnin' Golf Tournament at Newport Beach Golf Course. Effron, 52, used a 5-iron on the ninth hole (152 yards), an ace witnessed by Eberhard Neutz and Marsha Kerns. It was Bffron'a first career hole-in-one. •Actually, it was probably the wrong club, but I guea it worked,• said Effron, whose ahot bounced in front Of the green and rolled up, before landing in the cup. When a hacker findl the bottom of the cup, it 11 a celebration of different proportions. 1bote in the fratemlty know what I'm talking about. Daily Pilot SPORTS Thur5doy, Oecetnbe< 28, 2000 83 Eagles stinnble against South Torrance, 57 -55 • Sloppy spurts kill Estancia at Marina High Tournament. Tony Attobetll DAILY PILOT HUNTINGTON BEACH -The Estancia High girls basketball team had another opponent besides ~uth Torrance Wednesday mom- . mg at the Marina Holiday Classic. The Eagles had to battle them- selves, as well as the Spartans. In the ~nd, that was one too many opponen~ as the Eagles fell, 57-55, at Marina High. "We're still making way too many mistakes out there and we're killing ourselves,• Estancia Coach Paul Kirby said. "We have to BOYS BASKETBALL Loarabeats Costa Mesa again, 7 4-56 •Mustangs hit 11 threes, but fall in quarterfinals of Orange Holiday Classic as Saxons catch fire, shoot 72% from field in second half. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT ORANGE -From one extreme to the other, Costa Mesa High's boys basketball team shot with bull's-eye range in the first half Wednesday, but shot its eye out in the second. ·As good as we played in the first half. we played equally as bad in the second half,· said Costa Mesa Coach Bob Serven, whose team came from behind in the second quarter to build a six-point halftime lead against Loara, only to lose in the champi- onship quarterfinals of the 36th annu- al Orange Holiday Classic at Chap- man Unlversity, 74-56. . For lodla's Saxons (10-3), the vic- tory extends their winning streak to five games, while the Mustangs' modest three-game win streak was snapped as they shot 8 of 17 from three-point territory in the first half and only 3 of t 3 m the second. "First of all. Costa Mesa shot lights out in the first half,• Loa.ra Coach Ed Prange said. "(The Mustangs) were making 21-foot shots and we had hands in their faces. I told my guys at halftime if they do that, they deserve to win." The Saxons also defeated Costa Mesa in the season opener in the Loa.ra Tournament, 61-49. "They're a better team,· Serven said. "They beat us both times. They have expe- rienced guys and our guys are inex- perienced, and it showed in the sec- ond half.• Loara started strong with an 18-10 lead at first quarter's end, then Mesa's full-court pressure created six Loara turnovers in the second quarter as the Mustangs shot 9 of 14 from the field and outscored the Saxons. 29-15, for a 39-33 intermission edge. "In tbe.Jirst hall, we gave up too many open looks,• Prange said . "Costa Mesa (7-5) is one of the better shooting teams in the county, and if (the Mustangs) are making 21-footers with a hand in their face, there's not much more we do.• Junior guard Chad Vakili (17 points) sparked Mesa with five three- pointers, including a 4-of-4 effort in the second quarter. Junior guards David Conte and Nolan Clark ( 11 points) also connected from extra- point range in the second for the Mustangs, who play today at 12:30 p.m. against the loser of the Valencia- Sumner, Wash., quarterfinal (contest- ed late Wednesday night). In the second hall, Loara shot 12% from the field (18 of 25), with all but two of its field goals coming on either layups or high-percentage shots close to the basket. ·we didn't get rattled when (the Mustangs) made etght threes in the first half,• said Prange, whose team outrebounded Costa Mesa, 30-20, as the 6-foo~7 Bryson Hawkes pulled down ~ game-high nine boards (two offensive). Mike Payne had six rebounds for Mesa. four in the second quarter, while Clark added thiee palm, e steal and a rebound, and Conte chipped in with two 1te&la, two rebounds and one ulllt. _._......,cuw °*'•··~ ......... LoMA 14 MllA. .... _o.a ... CON Mesa 10 29 7 10 · 56 L.Oera 11 1S 22 19 • 74 ClllM ...... Whittaker,, ~ .. v.klll 17, COnte t. Krtkorten' Ciancle 0. Oaft 11, MllMfd l. .., 0. ,,__ GOik ...... 5, '°"" 2. Kftllori.ln 2. ~-1.0.t1. fouled out· none. ...... lrenNft 1S. CinlhMt. ~ ~ 11. llWdon 11, Molll 7, ...... 15, llGWftO. J.tl.~····••2. ..... 1 ..... 1. ................. regToup and try to limit our mis- takes.• The Eagles (7-6) committed 21 turnovers. Some by way of errant passes and some by the quick hands of South Torrance guard Jarnle Hagiya.· Hagiya had 10 steals to go along with her game-high 19 points. Six.- foot center Ree Brown used her height well and added 11 points for the Spartans. Despite the rnlscues, the Eagles still hung tough, thanks to Xochitl Byfield's 16 points and Zuyin Bar- rera's 12 points on four three-point- ers. "They were playing in a zone defense so we had opportunities to score from three-point range,• Kirby HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL only two seconds on the c1oc.k.. a desperation half-cc*ut shot at the Wase two-pointer cut the lead to buzzer was all Estanoa could said. "We had some open looks out there and we were able to capitalize on those chances.• After falling behind in the first quarter, Estancia regrouped and played well in the second quarter, taking a four-point lead. But with two minutes remaining in the quarter, South Torrance went on a 10-2 run, including a 6-0 spurt in the final 46 seconds on three Hagiya steals. The Spartans' lead expanded to 41 -32 before Tory Matsu.fuji's three- pomter closed the margin to six after three quarters. The lead remained at six before a Byheld three-pointer and a lhsha one with 2:28 remaining. muster. But from there, a couple of costly The Eagles will play again today turnovers helped the Spartans score at 10:30 a.m. against Dana Hills at six straight points in 57 seconds. Marina High. Wase, who finished Wlth nine MARINA HOUOAY a.A.Ssec ConlolAltlon points, hit a clutch three-pointer for Sount TOMAHa 57, EST~ 55 Estancia, and after a Spartans' bas--Estancia 9 10 16 20 -SS ket stretched the lead back to six, South Torrance 13 10 18 16 -57 the Eagles scored five straight ~· · Byfield 16, Barrera 1~: points to trail only by one with sev-Hirata 9, Wase 9~ Gray 4, MatSYfuJ• 3, d Orellana 2. Rodnguez 0, Cassity 0. eo secon S left. , 3 pt. goals· Barrera 4, Wase 1, Hirata 1, The Spartans, however, were Byfield 1. • able to avoid the attempted fouls Fouled out· none. from Estanaa and burned off five "' South Torranca -Hagiya 19, Brown 11. valuable seconds off the clock Yamamoto 7, Yamada 6. Browne 6, S · More 6, Salter 2. outh Torrance made a free 3 pt. goals _ Hagiya 2. throw for d two-point lead, but with . Fouled out . none GIRLS HOOPS CdM falls to Knights • Marks scores career- high 12 points, but the Sea Kings faller, 39-36, at the Cavalier Classic. Tony Altobelli DAILY P1LOT • GARDEN GROVE -Some people might look at the recent stnng of m1unes and recent losses by wide margms by Corona de! Mar Hlgh's • guls basketball and make a moral VIc1ory out of Wednes- day's 39-36 pool-play loss to Katella at the Cavalier Clas- sic, held at Santiago Hlgh OAlt.V PILOT PHOTOS BV DOUGLAS H KIM Newport Harbor freshman Jllllanne Whitfield (above) leaves Dominguez defenders ln the dust as she races downcourt. Below, Evita Castillo (right) moves in for a shot. Teammate Brianna Brooks (34) is at left. Tars win, 31-26! •Newport earns second straight victory by outscoring Dominguez, 7-2, down the stretch. Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Wel- come to the fun world of the Newport Harbor HJgh girls basketball team, where two-point baskets are enough reason to bring out noise makers and victories are similar to winning a league champi- onship. There was plenty of celebration Wednesday, as the Sailors grabbed their second win of the season. a 31-26 decision over Dominguez (3-9) in the first round of the Costa Mesa Winter Classic at Costa Mesa High. Newport Harbor (2-9) broke away from a 24-24 tie with two minutes remaining and outscored the Dons, 7-2. GIRLS HOOPS poLOts in Harbor's game- endmg run and recorded two key steals in those fmal two minutes. "Every basket we get comes from teamwork," Castillo said. "It's 1ust· so exciting. We're so young this season. We just want to have fun.• Newport Harbor soph· omore Athena Vasquez, who finished with six points, put the game out of reach by hitting a free th.row to extend the Tars' lead to four Wlth 0:15 left on the dock. She also knocked down a free throw with 36 sec- onds left and the Sailors' defense held off Domin- guez for the victory. ·we appreciate every- thing we're getting,• Har- bor Coach Glenn Albios said. "Every game we're getting better and the rea- son is that we're playing together.• "When we win,~ Castil- lo said, •we know we do it as a team. It's a real big deal for us.· Newport Harbor led by just one point to close out the third quarter. violation and Castillo took advantage. COSTA MISA WINTlll ClASSK Nl'Marf HAMoll J1 Doemnur:z 26 Dominguez 6 5 7 8 -26 Newport 7 7 5 12 -31 With high-fives galore and many pumped fists, the energetic Evita Castil- lo led the Tars with a game-high 20 points, including eight in the fourth quarter. 'J1le 5-foot- 10 junior scored four After Tuhaun McCory, who led Dominguez with 11 points, connected for a three-pointer, the Dons caught the Turs at 18. The Sailors led, 24-21, with just over two minutes remaining, but McCory stuck in another three- pointer to set up crunch time. And Harbor pulled out the victory. ~gu• · McCory 11, Dickerson 6, Thompson 4, AQulrre 3, Brooks 2. l-pt. goals -~ 3. Fout.d out -Brooks. Aguirre. ... IJDrt......, _ C.Ullo 20. v.quez 6. Whitfitid 3. Brooks t , WOiier 1. ~II 0, Kerns o, Top.lcMc 0. Schlm O, Lindsay 0. ~o. Castillo was fouled with one second left in the quarter. She missed both free throws, but Domin- guez was called ror a lane Newport Harbor ad- vances to tonight's 6:30 quarterfinal against Lake Washington. 3-pt. goats -none. Fouled out • none. ESTANCIA CONTINUED FROM B 1 the bench, erupted for nine polnts and eight rebounds in the fiD4l eight minutes, mduding a rebound and two foul shots to ice things an the final seconds. Young, who, like Velbuene, did not start. ello chipped ln rune tou.rth- quarter points, including the dedalve buck.et on a second-shot opportunity witb 11 seconds left to put the 1!aQ1es up, 72-&8. Y0\1191 ftrial field goal began wttb an errant tbnie-polnt attempt by an Eagle from the com.r. Tbe bell ... omed off .... lide ol ... bMrd and boUnded beyond fOut WohmDe rilbo\mden out to Pr9do ..... bit ..... ,....,_Wbo .......... ....... in the final quarter, including a cru· dal three-pointer with 2:04 lert that made 1t 68-63, quickly Oipped the ball inside to Young, who converted the layin. Young finished with 21 poants to match senior guard Eliasat MaJd~ do (four three-pointers) for teem scor- ing honors. Prado JNtcbed bis ca.reer-blgb wtth 13 points. ·we have ~ht kids wbO could all start• Sorce said. •So, IOmeOne can always come on the be.Deb to belp us.• Seftior starter Kenny ValbueM provided help .arty (Of lhe Bagle9. whO feD btltilnd, f 2·5, .. ~ ~ 10 paints tD )mt mtll9 lban tbrM ........ Kanny V9bw...,.. duC'ed bd of Blmnda'S 1+8 nm to md ......... ~. pyWng .... ................ Aftll' 11-.....111111.,. .... ..... ....... d11dlodlied .. 41, before one of Regener's five three- pointers triggered a tl-7 Bellvue run to end the third quarter. Regener finished 14 of 24 from the field, indudino 5 of 9 on ~point en, and al9o hlt 7 of 10 foUl Shots. His 40 points nUsMd ty\ng Newport Har· bor product Justili Mclntee's single- game tournament nicord by three. miMI a Jdt\t cuw .... ~ .............. .... _Qa ... ....,_,. JO 15 11 15 •• ~ 11,. u a-14 I Ina·.....,_ 40. '-"I. lftllund S. ........ s. ......... Coorlil9l 4. ~·a....._12. ::J':·.:::~ I 1 d ·~!: ='' 21 ..... 21, ..... "°' "·---·-t.1t.••111 •1. c.111111, ..... 1. 1;:1~ ·Hf'"'' .. ._..~ IL l. ....-. CdM Coach Elbert Davis IS not one of those people, how- ever. "Every team goes through injunes and tough stretches of the season,· OaVlS Sdld. "l expect a lot from my team and I expect them to nse above the setbacks. We've sbll got a long way to go. This was a game we should have won.· The Sea Kings (3-7) led for most of the hrst half, but a strong thlrd quarter by the Krugh ts (6-4) turned the bdes to Katella's favor The one bnght spot for CdM came from guard Colleen Marks The 5-foot-3 freshman led the Sea Kmgs (3-7) Wlth a career-tugh 12 points. "Wdtchmg her play well was my tughlight of the nlght." DaVlS said. ·colleen has a ton of qwckness and she's only going to keep get- ting better and better. She just needs some more confi- dence and experience.• Sophomore Jackie McCoy. still trying to recover from an ankle injury, showed signs of last yedr's solid play with eight pomts, sue m the final quarter. Despite the return of the younger McCoy, the Sea Kmgs are sbll Wlthout junior forward Came Hawkins (bro- ken wrist) and seruor forward · Knstm McCoy (believed to be a bnnsed kidney). Both are out mdefirutely. ltailing by four with under a minute remaining, McCoy used a nice spin move down low to score and cut the lead to two. After a Katella turnover, McCoy hit a free throw with 27. 7 seconds le ft to trim CdM's deficit to only one. Following a missed CdM tree throw, a defensive break· down gave the Knights a 3- on-O break to the buke1. Lorena Huerta scored two o1, her game-high 17 pomts oc a layup with 20 seconds Wt. ·giving t.be Knights a tbree- point lead. The Sel9Kings tried fat a game-tymg ahot, but a turnover gave the ball beck to the Knights with three MC• Onds remelnlDg. Mc:Coy stole tM loDg inbound pw but her...,.... eticm tbree-pomw frClm 27 feet out fell short. 1be See Klnp ~ c=·~~•t8•J. $ CIMmC • -::era.-.... • • Q ti·• c..nni.. ... Mir • • !. 11 • • ............... u ...... . -...4....._ .... 4 T.19~ ...... l I\ ......... __ , ....... -- '· 82 Thunday, December 28, 2000 11m Sargent of Mesa Verde Country Club swept into Newport Beach Country Club and ran away with the championship with a biumphant Oourlsh on the last bole of play. Above, be gives bis reward a kiss, at right, reaction to bis finlsh with a beauttful Oop shot for the ages, and below, accepting congratulations as Chris Veitch (left) shakes bis hand. Sargent's partner, Pete Daley (right), accepts congratulations from Santa Ana Country Club's Mike )leebl. SEAN HWR I DAILY PILOT GOLF CONTINUED FROM 81 the made-for-television event shown on ABC, Nicklaus and Watson won again as the Golden Bear roared, while two matches extended the live telecast more than an hour. With blue skies overhead the entire weekend and sailboats on the Pacilic Ocean as a backdrop, heavy drama played out on the Ocean North Course in the championship matches of all three major tours. For Nicklaus and Watson, they won their second straight Team Matches title, while improving to 8-0 in their careers as match-play partners, after beating Bruce Fleisher and David Graham, 4 and 2. On the PGA Tour, Tom Lehman and Duffy Waldorf defeated defending champions Fred Couples, the •King of the Silly Sea.son,• and Mark Calcavecchia in a match requiring two extra holes. On the LPGA Tour, Julie Inkster and Dottie Pepper won their Team Matches-record fourth straight title, defeating AnniM Sorenstam and Lorie Kane in a 21-hole showdown. •lbls week has been an eye-opener for me, because I felt terrific every time with the putter,• said Nicklaus, the event's top headliner. 3) The perennial No. t, the Senior PGA Tour's Toshiba Senior Claalc at Newport Beach Country Club, fell to third la 2000, despite a record fund-ndllng elfort by the managing cbarity (over St mlWon). Wlth the ftDa1 round ralDed out and Allen Doyle taJdao borne a tint-place~~ 1195,000 paycheck feic ~two rounds, the Tolhlbe Senioi' Cluidc no doubt loll IOIDe lUlter on the golf coune. In the previo\11 Urie ye.an, tome ol the'greetelt ftiUlh8s oo the Senior 1bur took .,.._ at Newport Beach, ~ ~tting the event atop one writer's year-end list. In 1997, Bob Murphy defeated Jay Sigel in a tour-record nine-hole playoff with an 80-foot birdie putt at 17, chugging its way up a difficult, two-tiered. The nine-hole record would later be broken. In '98, Hale Irwin shot a course-record 62 in the final round to come from five strokes back and leapfrog past a handful of players on the leaderboard, winning miraculously while triggering another Player of the Year season, claiming his first of seven tournament titles. Irwin was aided at 17 by the Famous Bunker Rake, which stopped his ball from rolling in the water, allowing Irwin to get up and down to save par on his way to a memorable course-record finish. Then, in '99, Gary McCord and John Jacobs were the stars of a four-man playoff with incredible shots and hilarious antics, seemingly putting the Senior Tour on new level of golf theater right before our eyes. The 2000 Classic, however, featured Arnold Palmer for the first time. The 70-year-old legend played his first competitive round in Orange County. Doyle, a former driving-range pro who has an unusual backswing, shot 6-under 136 to win the 36-hole event, becoming the sixth different champion ln the event's six-year history. 4) Denn1a Paulaon leads the Masters: In April, the former Costa Mesa High golfer, who grew up playing Santa Ana Country Club, wu a surprise first-round leader at Augusta National. Paulson held a one-stroke lead over Lehman during a windy opening round, vaulting blm into the spotlight at thll years tint major championship. Playing hil ftnt Masten after a succeuful 1999 season on the PGA Tour, Pailllon shot .C·under-par 68, while Lehman lOll the leod with a double-bogey lix oo the 18th bole. Paulson, 37, made an eagle - SPORTS Daily Pilot MAAC MARTIN I DAl.Y Pt.OT Arnold Palmer blnti tlie ball oat of a bmllutr at a.a Tosldba Senior a.ate. A cJuatc lleaclllner, Palmer wun•t aiOaD4 at Ille nbHllorteiled fbdala. ..._Allen Doyle (Wow) cl•lmed bis vidory. CARI.. HIDALGO I DAl.Y Pt.OT Jack Nlddaus checks his putter after a long putt in the Team Matches at Pelican Hill. three on the par-5 second hole, while adding five birdies, one bogey and a double bogey in his memorable round. Only nine of the field's 93 players were under par. A member of the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame, Paulson moved to 37th on the '99 PGA Tour money list from 317th in 1998. 5) Tea CUp Classic IV: In a one-hole playoff, Marianne Towersey of Santa Ana Country Club defeated Debbie Albright of Newport Beach to win her third straight Tea Cup Classic title. The event wu hosted by Big Canyon Country Club. Toweney won the popular community golf tournament for the four women'• club champions in the Dally Pilot circulation in front of a rolling crowd of 200. Toweney and Albright finiahed tied at '-over-par 76 in the 18-bole, stroke-play shootout Toweney and Albright were tied for the lMt five holea in regulation, while M8H Verde'• Denlle Woodard and Big Canyon'• Colette TaormiDa battled for third place. It WU the ftnt Playoff in 'ftia Cup ClUsic hiltory. The locally famous Tow..., teC'\ired Tea Cup titles In t• at santa Ana Country Club and • at Mesa Verde Country Cub by seven strokes each. But in 2000 it was no cup of tea. "It's always fun to win, but it was nerve-racking,• Towersey said. The 2000 Tea Cup Classic completed the first four-club rotation of host sites. 6) Big Canyon hosts successtul U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur Championship, while Towersey advances to the third round: It was Big Canyon Country Club's first USGA event, and Towersey grabbed most of the local headlines with match-play victories in the first two rounds, before losing in the third round to eventual champion Ellen Port of St. Louis, Mo. Port became the only woman in history to win the championship for a lh1rd time. Towersey advanced the farthest of the six Orange County residents in the event, and her third-round appearance autoIDAtically qualified her for next yea.r's U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship at Pox Run in Eureka, Mo. Longtime Big Canyon member Dennis Harwood serves as co-chairman of the championship and is largely responsible for bringing the event to the county's most exdUlive private club. Harwood Mid 21 of the top 50 women amateun in the world, including coUege playen, played in the U.S. Womc'• Mid-Amateur, according to Golf Week's rankings. 7) Sc:oU Ollertaoat ol Hantlag· ton Beach wim the COila Mesa Cty CMmptonlhlp in AuguJt. beating Bric Wang ol Cypreia in a tbree4 bole playOU, after they both lbot 142 afW' two i'ounda. 1be event played at Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club ltarted in 1973 and hal been WOil by Mark O'Meera (1979) and Scott Stmpeon ('14). .. .... Venle'I o.a.y:.nr. 6()..,...... l>Wy, wbo didn't It.art playlDg Golf UDtU • .C 1 -bu ..,. fabn a ..... IQ,ldl Ille, rises to the top of the Newport-Mesa golf community. The three-time Mesa Verde men's club champion fiexed his muscles on the national scene after teaming with Sargent to win the Jones Cup (see item No. 1). Daley enjoyed a strong performance at the U.S. Senior Amateur Championship in Charlotte, N.C., reaching the Round of 16 in the match-play event. · Daley, who played 43 holes one day because of rain delays in Charlotte, advanced to match play after shooting 73-75-148 in stroke-play qualifying. Daley was seeded fifth in the 64-player match-play field. After winning the Jones Cup, Daley won the 2000 club title at Mesa Verde with a 78-72-78-228. 0) Big surprbe bole-In-one: Newport Beach's Allan Effron fired an ace during the lrTelevant Week Runnin' Gunnin' Golf Tournament at Newport Beach Golf Course. Effron, 52, used a 5-iron on the ninth hole (152 yards), an ace witnessed by Eberhard Neutz and Manha Kerns. It was Effron's first career hole-in-one. •Actually, it was probably the wrong club, but 1 guess it worked,• sald Effron, whose abot bounced in front of the green and rolled up, before landing in the cup. When a hacker finds the bottom of the cup, it is a celebration of different proportlons. 1bOM in the fraternity know what rm talldng about. .. Doily Pilot SPORTS Thundoy, December 28, 2000 83 Eagles stinnble against South Torrance, 57 -55 • Sloppy spurts kill Estancia at Marina High Tournament. Tony Altobelli OMV PILOT HUNTINGTON BEACH -The Estancia Higb girls basketball team bad another opponent besides South Torrance Wednesday morn- . ing at the Marina Holiday Classic. The Eagles had to battle them- selves, as well as the Spartans. · In the end, that was one too many opponents as the Eagles fell, 57-55, at Marina High. "We're still making way too many mistakes out there and we're killing ourselves,• Estancia Coach Paul Kirby said. MWe have to BOYS BASKETBALL Loarabeats Costa Mesa again, 74-:56 • Mustangs hit 11 threes, but fall in quarterfinals of Orange Holiday Classic as Saxons catch fire, shoot 72% from field in second half. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT ORANGE -From one extreme to the other, Costa Mesa High's boys basketball team shot with bull's-eye. range in the first hall Wednesday, but shot its eye out m the second. M As good as we played in the first hall, we played equally as bad in the second half,· said Costa Mesa Coach Bob Serven. whose team came from . behind in the second quarter to build a six-point halftime ledd against Loara, only to lose in the champi- onship quarterfinals of the 36th annu- al Orange Hobday Classic at Chap- man University, 74-56. For Loara's Saxons (10-3), the vic- tory extends theu winning streak to five games, while the Mustangs' modest three-game win streak was snapped as they shot 8 of 17 from three-point territory m the first ball and only 3 of 13 m the second. Mfirst of all, Costa Mesa shot lights out in the first hall,• Loara Coach Ed Prange said. M(The Mustangs) 'were making 21-foot shots and we had hands m their faces. I told my guys at halltime Lf they do that, they deserve to win." The Saxons also defeated Costa Mesa m the season opener in the Loara Tournament, 61-49. "They're a better team,• Serven said. "They beat us both times. They have expe- rienced guys and our guys are inex- perienced, and it showed in the sec- ond hall." Loara started strong with an 18-10 lead at first quatter's end, then Mesa's full-court pressure created six Loara turnovers in the second quarter as the Mustangs shot 9 of 14 from the field and outscored the Saxons, 29-15, for a 39-33 intermission edge. "In the_tirst hall, we gave up too many open looks," Prange said. "Costa Mesa (7-5) is one of the better shooting teams in the county. and if (the Mustangs) are making 21-footers with a hand in their face, there's not much more we do.· Junior guard Chad Vakili (17 points) sparked Mesa with five three- pointers, including a 4-of-4 effort in the second quarter. Junior guards David Conte and Nolan Oark (11 points) also connected from extra- point range in the second for the Mustangs, who play today at 12:30 p.m. against the loser of the Valenda- Sumner, Wash., quarterfinal (contest- ed late Wednesday night). In the second half, Loara shot 72% from the field (18 of 25), with all but two of its field goals coming on either layups or high-percentage shots close to the basket. "We didn't get rattled when (the Mustangs) made eight threes in the first half,• said Prange, whose team outrebounded Costa Mesa, 30-20, as the S.foot-7 Bryson Hawkes pulled down a game-high nine boards (two offensive). Mike Payne bad six rebounds for Mesa, four In the second quarter, whlle Clark added three assists, a steal and a rebound, and Conte chipped tn with two steals, two rebounds end one Ullst. __.. .... GAW =· M."'&: -=-=-lclof9 "r Qua"t111 co.ta~ 10 l9 1 10 . 56 LOii'• 11 15 22 1t • 74 c-. ---Whfttlttt J. hwN ... .... 17, '°"" 9, Krlcorlen 6, a.. 0. Oll1I 11, MllW9rd 2. llalllo 0, . I«. 00.-• Yakll 5, 6WM 2. Ktllorlen 2. ~1.a.tt1. ,....out.none. '-• ..... 1s. GAhlm .. ~ ~ ,, 9Wldar\ 11. Molll 7 ....... ,s. lnMnO. =-· ...... J. ...... '· Maill 1. ....... ,,. regroup and try to limit our mis- takes.· The Eagles (7-6) committed 21 turnovers. Some by way of errant passes and some by the quick hands of South Torrance guard Jamie Hagiya.· HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL said. ·we had some open looks out there and we were able to capitalize on those chances.• Wase two-pointer cut the lead to one with 2:28 remaining. only two seconds on the clock, a desperation haU-cdhrt shot at the buzzer was all Estancia could muster. • After falling behind in the first quarte r, Estancia regrouped and played well in the second quarter, taking a four-point lead. But from there, a couple of costly turnovers helped the Spartans score SLX straight points in 57 seconds. The Eagles will play again today at 10:30 a.m. against Dana Hills at Marina High. MA1UNA HOUOAY Cl.ASSK Consolation Sount TOMAHa 57, ESTAHOA 55 Hagiya had 10 steals to go along with her game-high 19 points. Six- foot center Ree Brown used her height well and added 11 points for the Spartans. But with two minutes remaining in the quarter, South Torrance went on a 10-2 run, including a 6-0 spurt in the final 46 seconds on three Hagiya steals. Wase, who finished with nine points, hit a clutch three-pointer for Estancia, and after a Spartans' bas- ket stretched the lead back lo six, the Eagles scored five straight polnts to trail only by one with sev- eo seconds lert. Estancia 9 10 16 20 • 55 South Torrance 13 10 18 16 -~ Estandlt -Byfield 16, Barrera 12, Hirata 9, Wase 9, Gray 4, Matsufuji 3, Orellana 2, Rodriguez 0, <:assity 0. Despite the miscues, the Eagles still hung tough, thanks to Xochitl Byfield's 16 points and Zuyin Bar- rera's 12 points on four three-point-The Spartans' lead expanded to 41-32 before Tory Matsufuji's three- pointer closed the margin Lo six after three quarters. The Spartans, however, were able to avoid the attempted fouls from Estancia and burned off five valuable seconds off the clock. 3 pt. goals -Barrera 4, Wase 1, Hirata 1, Byfield 1. 0 Fouled out • none. ers:· ... "They were playing in a zone defense so we had opportunities to score from three-point range,• Kirby South TorrllnC.e -Hagiya 19, Brown 11, Yamamoto 7, Yamada 6, Browne 6, The lead remained at six before a Byfield three-pointer and a Trisha South Torrance made a free throw ford two-point lead, but Wlth . More 6, Salter 2. 3 pt. goals · Hag1ya 2 Fouled out -none. OAll.Y PILOT PHOTOS BY DOUGLAS H KIM Newport Harbor freshman JUllanne Whitfield (above) leaves Dominguez defenders ln the dust as she races downcourt. Be low, Evita Castillo (right) moves in for a shot. Teammate Brianna Brooks (34) is at left. Tars win, 31-26! • Newport earns second straight victory by outscoring Dominguez, 7-2, down the stretch. Steve Virgen DAILY PltOT COSTA MESA -Wel- come to the fun world of the Newport Harbor High girls basketball team, where two-point baskets are enough reason to bring out noise makers and victories are similar to winning a league champi- onship. There was plenty of celebration Wednesday, as the Sailors grabbed their second win of the season, a 31-26 decision over Dominguez (3-9) in the first round or the Costa Mesa Winter Classic at Costa Mesa High. Newport Harbor (2-9) broke away from a 24-24 tie with two minutes remaining and outscored the Dons, 7-2. GIRLS HOOPS poLnts m Harbor's game- ending run and recorded two key steals ln those hnal two minutes. "Every basket we get comes from teamwork,· Castillo said. "It's just· so exciting. We're so young this season. We just want to have fun .· Newport Harbor soph- omore Athena Vasquez, who finished with six points, put the game out of reach by hitting a free throw to extend the Tars' lead to fow Wlth 0.15 left on the clock. She also knocked down a free throw with 36 sec- onds left and the Sailors' defense held off Domin- guez for the victory. •we appreciate every- thing we're getting,• Har- bor Coach Glerm Albios said. "Every game we're getting better and the rea- son is that we're playing together.• "When we win,· Castil- lo said, •we know we do it as a team. It's a real big deal for us.• Newport Harbor led by just one point to close out the third quarter. violation and Castillo took advantage. COSTA a.sA WIN1"IR ClASSK .......,.., HAwJa 31 l>oMrl liQIU 26 Dominguez 6 5 7 B -26 Newport 7 7 5 12 -31 With high-fives galore and m~y pumped fists, the energetic Evita Castil- lo led the Tars with a game-high 20 points, including eight in the fourth quarter. 'J1le 5-foot- 10 junior scored four After Tuhaun McCory, who led Dominguez with 11 points, connected for a three-pointer, the Dons caught the Th.rs at 18. Castillo was fouled with one second left in the quarter. She missed ·both free throws, but Domin- guez was called for a lane The Sailors led, 24-21, with just over two minutes remaining, but Mccory stuck ln another three- pointer to set up crunch time. And Harbor pulled out the victory. 0omir91ea -McCOtY 1 1, Dldtenon 6. Thompson 4, Aguirre 3, Broob 2. l-pt. ~Is -McCofy 3. Fouled out -Brooks. Aguirre. ,.. 'Dlt.......,. Camllo 20, v.squez 6. ~ 3, Brooks 1. Woller 1, c..mpbefl 0. Kerns 0, Top.lc:Mc 0, ScNrfe 0. Lindsay 0, GonNnO. ESTANCIA CONTINUED FROM 81 the bench, erupted for nine points and eight rebounds in the final eight minutes, including o rebound a.rid two foul shots to ice things in the final tec:Onds. Young, Who, like Valbuena, did not start. also chipped ln rune fourth· quarter points, including the dect.lve b\lcket OD a MCOnd'4hot opportunity with 1 l 18COndl left to put the Eagles up, 72-68. Young's final Held gOa1 1Jt91n wtth an errant three-point att.mpt by an Eagle from the comer. The b'll cm· omed "" the ilde of ... bOud ud bOunded beJoad tour Wah.- ~ OUI ID PrmdD el .. bll lne.PnMID.WbolCXll'tldmglll ..... Newport Harbor ad· vances to tonigbt'a 6:30 quarterfinal against Lake Washington. l..pt. pis -none. Fouled out -noM. in the final quarter, including a cru- cial three-pointer with 2:04 left that made '\t 68-63, quickly flipped the ball inside to Young, who converted the layin. Young finished with 21 points to match seruor guard Elia.sar Maldooa- do (four three-pointers) for team scor- ing honors. Prado matched his career-high with 13 poants. • ·we heve~ht kids who could au st.art.• SOrce •~nd. •so, someone can always oome off the bench to belp us.• Senior starter Kenny Valb\Mna ~ help earty for t.be Baglel, who tell beblnd. 12·5, .. Regener produe«t 10 points In juM man ttaan tine ......... Kmay Valbuma pro- d..ed bd al Blt1nda'I 14 .. nm to IDCI 1be tllil fl'MIW, p•re IM a.a-·m .... JO.lit. Aftlr u ............................ -- .. .......... -11 &&et.''· before one of Regener's five three- poi.nters triggered a 12-7 Bellvue run to end the third quarter. Regener finished 14 of 24 frc:m the field, blcluding 5 of 9 on three-poi.nt- en, end ello hit 7 of 10 foul Shots. H.as 40 points mllaed tying Newport Ha- bor product J\lltiri Mdntee1s single- geme toumunent record by three. CDMWQ-i U~ .... --. • .. "' llli&Mil • .... ., .. "'' ~ 20 1S 11 15·11 ~ ,, ,. u 2'-74 I It• · ""'9• 4Q. "'9 ' l!ngMlit S. ~ ....... c-...-. . •• .,.. J. ..... 2. ::-..r::z: .. ~ •klllll·t' It rilPa 21, ~21. .... ,f.ID,"1111' t•f.IC."" .. ,, c.dlllll. ....... ~lllli·UtPP 101 ,...,.l, ...... ......... GIRLS HOOPS CdM falls to Knights • Marks scores career- high 12 points, but the Sea Kings falter, 39-36, at the Cavalier Classic. Tony Altobelli DAILY PILOT GARDEN GROVE -Some people might look at the recent stnng of m1unes and recent losses by wide margins by Corona del Mar High's • guts basketbclll and make a moral VJck>ry out of Wednes- day's 39-36 pool-play loss to Katella at the Cavalier Clas- sic. held at Sanbago High CdM Coach Elbert Davis is not one of those people, how· ever. "Eve ry team goes through injunes and tough stretches of the season, ft Davis said. "I expect a lot from my team and .I expect them to nse above the setbacks We've still got a long way to go. This was a game we should have won.• The Sea Kmgs (3-7) led for most of the hrst half, but a strong third quarter by the Knights (6-4) turned the bdes to Katella's favor The one bnght spot for \dM came from guard Colleen Marks The 5-foot-3 freshman led the Sea Kmgs (3-7) Wlth a career-high 12 poLnts. ·watching her play well was my h1ghllght of the night.· Davts sa1d. "Colleen has a ton of quickness and she's only going lo keep get- ting better and better. She just needs some more confi- dence and experience.· Sophomore Jackie McCoy. still trymg to recover from an ankle tn)ury. showed signs of last year's solid play with eight pomts, six in the final quarter. Despite the return of the younger McCoy. the Sea Kings are sbll without juruor forward Came Hawkins (bro-. ken wrist) and senior forward Kn.stm McCoy (beJJeved to be a bruised lcdney). Both are out indefinitely. 1Tailing by fow with under a mmute remaming, McCoy used a nice spin move down low to score and cut the lead to two. After a Katella turnover, McCoy bit a free throw with 27. 7 seconds left to trim CdM's deficit to oniy one. Following a missed CdM free throw, a defensive break· down gave the Knights a 3- on-O break to the basket. Lorena Huerta scored two o( her game-high 17 points ca a layup with 20 seconds Wt. · giving tht> Krughts a tmee- poinl lead. The Seim1<mc11 tried for a game-tying bot, but a turnover gave the bNl bedt to the KrUghts with three leC· onds remaining. McCoy stole the long inbound pw but .. ...,.. atlola ttne~ rr.... Z7 feet out fell abort. lbe SM KIDga CClilllD1ae poo11!8£bt .. a• tr bolt . a.-c • -:r.ra.-~ •• Q ta-• C:.W....'91 ... I I t U · • ............ •1.::---· ........... .\ ' ~l. B4 Thursday, Deoernber 28, 2000 SCHEDULE lOOAV .... ..,.., College men -Anderson University (Ohio) at Vanguard Unlvenlty, 5:30 p.m. College women • Golden State Athletlc Confereoce Challenge Tournament. at Vanguard University, first round: Rocky Mountain College vs. Vanguard University, 3:15 p.m.; The Master's College vs. Oklahoma City University, 7:30 p.m, High school boys • Costa Mesa at Orange Holiday Classic, 12:30.p.m.; Coast Christmas Classic at Estancia, Corona del Mar vs. Glendale Hoover, 2:30 p.m.; La Quinta vs. Estancia. 7:30 p.m. High school girls • Costa Mesa, Newport Harbor at Costa Mesa Tournament Newport Harbor vi. Lake Washington, 6:30 p.m.; Costa Mesa vs. Ocean View, 8 p.m.; Corona del Mar at Santiago Tournament. vs. Santiago, 8 p.m.; Estancia at Marina Tournament. vs. Dana Hills, 10:30a.m . • Soccer High school girls · Newport Harbor at Excalibur Tournament. at Foothill; Corona del Mar at San Gorgonio Tournament. •Water polo SPORTS Doily Pilot High school girls -Newport Harbor-Corona del Mar Tournament. all day. at Newport Harbor, Corona del Mar, pool play. Los Alamitos at Newport Harbor, 11: 10 a.m.; Poway at Newport Harbor, 5:40 p.m.; Rosary at Corona del Mar. 11:10 a.m.; Santa Barbara at Corona del Mar, 5:40 p.m. SEAN HIU.ER I OAl.Y Pl.OT Costa Mesa's Nancy Hatauhi (rlgbt) wresUes for tbe ball wttb Rubidoux Hlgb's Misty Morales in Wednesday's 50-27 toumament victory. MESA Rubidoux 6 4 3 14·27 Costa Mesa 12 15 15 8 . 50 ......_·Prator 12. Tibbits 6, CONTINUED FROM B 1 •we work hard. We don't quit." Costa Mesa will face Oceanview, in the quarterfinals tonight at 8. cDllA-.A-IM QA55IC ColTA Miu so. ....... 27 M. Curtis 5, Morales 2. Solano 1, A. Curtis 1. Fouled out • M. Curtis eo.u ...... Naff 12.. Hmustll 9, Caron 6, Cooper 4, Mwshall 4, ~ 3, Ponct'8f 3, Tn!jo 3, Lazos 2. Belo 2. CM1d'I 2. ]..pt. pis · Hltsushl 2, Trejo 1. Ted'lnlcals • teem. HERNANDEZ CONTINUED FROM B 1 9om: April 4, 1983 ttc.fteeo•dft. Cost.I MeY =S-foot-9 150 pounds Sport Soccer Poeltiolo: Fof'wardlmidflefdet c:o.dl: Eugene Day fftorlte fOod: fltzza knows a lot and he never stops trying to teach all of us." Hernandez is one of Mesa's go-to guys and his up-tempo style of play is weU suited for Day's "triangle" offense. COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL Northridge pounds Vanguard U., 96-51 HAPPY BIRTHDAY years I've been here,• Hernandez said. "We're a team that has a lot of weapons, not just me. It's a team game and we need the entire team to play well for us to be successful.• The Daily Pilot Athlete of the Week saved his best offensive performance for the tournament title game against Long Beach Poly, scoring three goals and adding an assist. fftot'tt.e movie: • N:e Ventura • Pet Detect~" ·A couple of touches and suddenly, he's all by himself with the ball going one-on-one with the goalie,• Day said. "He's · • Host Matadors sizzle from the perimeter. NORTHRIDGE · The Van- guard University men's bas- ketball team could not stop the three-point shooting clin- ic of host Cal State North· ridge Wednesday night. NOHCONffJIENCE .... .-.~·Helping out team wtn the Maori<>lla Tournament last weei." · got the skills to play with anyone and with the depth of our team. that's been a big help.• CAL. STATE NomtRIOGI! 96 VAHGUMD UNM.Rsrrt 51 bKANAv__, ~ Ou.w CoMT Cou.IGI 11tMJl ND NLD Athlete of the WMll XVI: "He's one of those players who, once you wind him up, is tough to stop,· Mesa Coach Eugene Day said. "He's always moving Hernandez used his alHlround skills to help guide the Mustangs to five wins la.st week en route to the ~lia Tournament tftte. The sen'°' has nine goals this year. With all of his skills, Day would like to see Hernandez get bigger, while Hernandez would like to improve on his goal-scoring The Matadors hit 14 of 23 from the behind the arc to defeat Vanguard, 96-51, in Vanguard · Burgess 17. Curtis 9, Goldman 7, Keane 6, Cablay 6, Boys 5, Corkery 1. 3-pt. goals -Burgess 2. Fouled out • none. Technicals • none . .,., DA~O-,y G) OwmCGMTC....... .... Coll«tor sports ard,.,. 0()../ nonconference action. • c..I State Ncwtl•idga ·Heinle 25, Parris 19, McCain 13, Burrell 8, Holmes 8, Busch 7, Carr 6, Ogden 6, Benjamin 3, Welch 1. WAJ'mfllO&O out there. He's always talking to the other players and he's always keeping the guys upbeat.• opportunities. ·I've also played a lot at the midfield positions so I'm getting my forward mentality back.· Hernandez said. ·As a midfielder, my responsibility is more of telling where the runs are and directing everyone else, where as a forward, I'm trying to finish each play strong.· The Lions were led by Kemmy Burgess, who scored 17 points. ArdJs Curtis chipped in with nine points for Vanguard. 3-pt. goals • Heinle 3. McCain 3, carr 2, Holme-s 2, Ogden 2, Parris 1, Burrell 1. Fouled out · none. Technicals • none. It's an especially important role for Hernandez, considenng the high number of younger players on the Mustangs' squad. Northridge center Brian Heinle scored a game-tugh 25 points, including three treys. Halftime -Cal State Northridge, 40-20. DEEP SEA ·u someone isn't playing in the right spot, it's my job to get everyone on the right page,• Hernandez said. ·1 like to encourage the younger players and help them out in different situations.• With the rest of the Mustangs following Day's simple, but precise offensive philosophy, Hernandez has no problem sharing the offense with his tearrunates. Newport Harbor bows, 3-1 SANTA ANA-The Newport Harbor GIRLS SOCCER girls soccer team failed on its quest to upset Capistrano Valley, the No. 2 in WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS Newport LMding . 2 bo.tts. 41anglers.192 sancfbtis, 2 calko ba.u. 73 rockfhh. 44 sculpln, 12 red snappet". 24 sand dabs. t blue perch, I cabezon. Hernandez began playing soccer since he was five years old. "My dad is always teaching me different things about the game,· he said. ·coach Day has been teaching me for a long time as well. He "I don't want to be a ball hog," he said with a laugh. "We're all learning how to touch-pass and if I see someone open. I'll pass it over to him.· Orange County. The Sailors (5·2-1) lost, 3-1, to the Cougars (6· 1) Wednesday in the first round of the Excalibur Tournament at Foothill High School. Harbor sophomore Taryn Flamson scored the Tars' lone goal leading to a 1-1 halftime score. Junior goal- keeper Kllssa 1}'ler turned back six shots for the Sailors. l>hey'a Loc:lltr -3 bolts, 96 angl~ 85 sancft>.ss. 9 calico bass, I white fffbass. 6 rockflSh, 1 halibut. 56 sculpln, 238 blue perch, 26 b~lth perch, Flctltlout Bu1IM11 NOTICE TO Nam. Stltement CREDITORS OF The lollowlnp ~eona BULK SALE •r• doing buline• H (U.C.C. 8104, HN11•che City, 605 11105 el ....., ) W elnut 111 . Huntington __...,. BMctl, CA 112&48 Elcn>W No. lauc M Ooldiflo. 605 12810-MC W•lnut 111. Huntington NOCloe ii '*eb)' givel'I BMctl, CA 112&48 10 credl!M of lhl wltt*1 Stephen A Fon1AIM, named Mlef lhet • blAk 605 W•lnut • 11 , Hum· Nie ii 11bout lo bl made lnglon BHch, CA 92&48 of lhl UNll dMcr1bed W•nda 0111%, 605 below. 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CA 1201-159, BrH, CA port1nt 8C11ont, how· JAMES R. MEL.LOA, Mlztd with rnptd to at-Thi folfo~P«tonl MtM. CA 92627 92627 92821 evef .,. -'ti rl(>'9'. J • ..,. ..... -.... ,_..,.. ·"-'-llon( ) of ........., Thia bullneN It con-Thia buelntN la oon-Thia bulinMI It con-ttntiuve ~b;-'9QUirtd w~7"flieUOR1'6,_' ~(.)°' tn! ~ ar~R-~lllng, 1':ie ~by:'" lndMcMll ~by:"' lncMMI cb:ttd by:"' lnclMdull to give notice to In· GREGORY, 2301 DU-and Siftty Code Dolphin Ttm1et, Corona H1v1 you a11r1ed H1v1 you •tarted Have you 111rttd ~I~ ~ ~ PONT DA., t430, Sedlon. You.,. hettby dtl Mat, CA 92825 dolt~e~l(a1uiyet?n .No doing ~L~ No doing bualntet y«7 No v-1 ,,.,,. .. ...,..., ,..,.,... IAVINf. CA 12812 nocifi.a thtl the Dlltttc:t Focu11td Solullon1. ..... ~, Aidlt.td Alfred ClllClno or con11nttd to th• Pubfl•htd Newport Attorney of Oreng• Inc. (CA). 1616 Oolphln Thia ltlltmtnt wu Thie •t•ttmtnt WM Thia tt1ttm1nt wat propoNd tC11onJ Tht B11ch·Co111 MHt County has lnltilltd Ttrr1oe. Coron• dtl flltd with tilt County flied with tilt County nttd Wlltl the County Independent • mini•· Otllly Piiot Oecembef 22. ~ to fotftlt lht Mar, c. e:ze25 Cltltl of Ormngt CountY Cltlll of Ormnge Counly Cltltl of OrltlOI ~ tretlon authoftty win be 28 """ 2000 above-dtecrlbtd P'"" Thia buslnt• 1a con-on 1211212000 on 1211212()()() on 12112/2000 (Jflnltd unltM an In· ' 690 f!h775 trty purl\Jant to HNtth dueled by: 1 OOfl>Otllion 2000tt4to34 2000M4tol1 IOOOM49041 ltrtlltd ptf'IOn ftltt "' 1nd S1f1ty Code H•v• you tl•rttd Diiiy Piiot Otc. 21, 28, Oall'f Piiot Otc. 14, 21, Oat/ Piiot Otc. 1~_21. obltctlon to lht ptlltlon F1ctttloue Bu.tMH s.ctlon 11488.4. doing buelntM yet? 2000, Jin.. 4, 11, 2001 28, 2000, Jan. 4, 2001 28, 2000. Jan. 4, lM.11 1nd lhowt ooocl 010M Name Sbltement You .,, lnatrvcted ltllt YN, 1985 !11505 _____ T...,hg,49a.;i4 Tb493 why lht ooutf llQllcl not Tht lolfoWloCI l*IOnl If you dMlr1I to contMt FocuNd Solut1on1, Flctmou• BualMU Actltloua BUii Flctftlous grn lllt 1uth0ttty. art doing buli*' u : IM fotftlture of thl1 Inc. Heme Statement .. ~ .. MN lkl9lnMa A HEARING Oil· tht Ahgro, 1823 WHI prOf>erly, putSUant to D1111d B. Bfoy, Prell· Tht foflowlna pereona ._... vtmement Hime ~ petition wll bl held on Bey Ave .• Unit A. NH-' ~ lll'xl s.i.tv Code dent ,,.. doing ~ u: ~~ The lollowlna '*'°"' JANUARY 18, 2001 1t po11 BMdl. CA 112983 s.ctlon 11488.S, ~ Thia llattmtnt wu Su1Jiv1n 1=1nMc1m1 & I .,. u: .,. doing ~ 111.: 1:46 p.m. In Otc11 L73 John Oallld Gr1fman, ll'IUll f11 1 Wl1ftld ct11rn ftltd with !hi County Mane. StMcN, 21(~ Pllnl • 1787 Fund411Mntal Board localed It 341 The City 1823 WHI Bey Ave.. ltatlng yout lntefta1 In Cltfll of OrW1Qt County E. 4ttl St .. 2nd Floot, Wt1t11h... w ., Suitt Supply. 1873 IMnt Av.- Dltvl South, ()Bnge. Unit A. Newpot a.en, 1ht ptoptl'fy You mutt on 12122.nf#f S..U Anl~ICW92706 B, Cotti MIN. CA nut, IC. c:o.ta Meta. CA 112888. CA 92983 tit Ihle . dliin In lllt ~ 2000lllOOl1 JllMrl & in. 92827 CA 92927 ~~YOU 08.IECT to ~ bultntll .. con-f!tl'lot Coul1 of th• Delly Piiot Dec 2t, IUrll'ICe s..w.. Inc. w~-~ !!.!! 120F~-L-~11' ... of .. .,... ducQd ~ In lndMcalel County Of Orwg ...... 2000 Jan 4 11 18 • • _,..,,._ "'"'·· --· ,.._,., • tlor\, ~you IPPM" H "'' d (30) cfa °' flt h • • • fbS34 (c.I )i.... 2100 E. 411 Sl, 81 Coata Meea, CA ~ MIN. CA 92eZ1 It the '-'Ing tnd ..... *v:u.:::, ~rt~ bllonYI of Olll :::. lll200icu..1 ___ __._"-c;:i; ~ ~· Slnta Ana, 92827 SNlotl Allton Go6- your ~ 0t "'9 Jofin Grlfmain unltta you receive ra~w~-•·-•w• ........ .._....._ II ~ w:!!!• Woflord, 1717 tNI. 120 Albtf1 PWlt, Wl1tttn ~~ ..-........_ ... -~ ......... _....._._ ("'----r--·-"---_,.. -•....,Aw .. SIAle 11, Cotla ............ CA ....,........-....,, .. _ -·-ft ... -. ..,,,,.... .--......-.... lt• .. m-~ by: • corpoi1111011 a. Cotti ....... ,.. .. ... 21 -the OOUft btfofe Ille lltd with tM COUtlly uH OOF<Me03). You ,_._ .-.. H ..,. """ Hv htarlno. Your •P· C1tf11 ~ eouny nuc ...,. .., tndcntd The followlna '*'°"' •n you start ... t2tS27 Thie bulfneel le oon- ptlfWIOI rney bl In per· on 12 ~ ot ,_ ...._._ --... .,. ~ ~ • ~ bualneu yet? ~ 1M1t1M1 II oon-dUded by' tublnd Ind eon 0t by Yo4JI allOmeY IOOOMI021S Olltrlct ~" O.' c;'. Performence Auto Y-. 11188 dUded by: Joh VWU. wit• IF YOU ARE A CAEO. Diiiy Piiot D1o. a , 2000 •"91 County (Attn'. CllMt. 2512 Mllti Ave., .:' ::= &~ Have YOU lllrttd H1ve ~ ltat1ed ITOA Ot ~ Cfe6-Jan '· 11, 11, 0 a put y • t n ·Ch er~ e , ~2 .. ..,. Mite, Cellon1ll N.. F &illlvln, 'Pf..i'. ~ "'= )Ill? No ck»inO bulintet yet? llot cl IN cl9ou•d, you 2g01 Jb530 N.£.T.) •l 401 CMo • vH cMnl .left Wofb1' Y-. 11117AIO ~ .. your dlll'll""' Center Drive WHI, Eltlpom YOOl&lllwln. Thie llltemtnt F,.... L GodllNI tM oourf Ind 111111 1 Slll'M Ana, CA 92701 2512 ~ Aw., COltl lllecl wllh the ,.~~ !Mtdlllll ...-.~,. .... ~ ....,Thlt_...!•I~ WM copy to IN PMONI ,. HOnCl Of' wlf*' lirty (30) deYI °' MeM. c:-on. 9"29 C111t1 of Orw1Qt r!:"'~ '"'" .,. ...._ .. , ....., -· ... County ~ ~~ _.!!.%_~1TO = ~ h~~ ~ ~~ on 1211~--.... • 1 ~g;~~ ~ ~~ ~ monb ll'Ol'll tht dltl of r-~Tff_..~.... Olvfelon, ..,_,..,,_ _,,_ Oaltv Piiot ·~ 2t =-.... l~lltM11 11111111110 t11t .._..._of"" ,_ -Tht fallurt to ~ Thlt bullnelt 1e oon-2000 • 200 · .---21, a Diii¥ "'°' oec n. ..,. .. Ol'O'Aded In Pio-IAfll.TY CODI .. _, MCUrl 1 vtlMH cluoled by e lltMfll • '*'-4• 11• 1 • Jin 4, 11, aoo1 1000, Jen '· 1~, !Mitt Code -*wl t!OO. HCTION *"" 1e111ng.., .,_... pe~ Tbl!J IMtl g1 ~t The wme tor 9'11 OllMll 11C'T1111Cll In lhl 1!f01*tY In the au. H1v1 you 1t1rttd wt11 not • ..,.,. btlfor'I AND NOTICI OP &*tot Cb111t • ,_,.. 1n dollp.9'~ ~ ~ No four ~ "°"' "" INnNDID h P'°'*1Y belna de---hlll'lnt dlte ~ l'ORf'llTURI C111Wec1 Of ~ kif· Thie •1111'Nf'11 ... lboft. -u .. •uxr TO ....., to IN .... " c.i. llltd .. the ~ YOU MAY IXAMINI n _.., ~ and dllldMMd a.II cl 0..... ~ .. .. ... by the..,_ MIA&.111 AM) ptUIU8"1 to the °" 1~ •~.,.a'*"°"""' IANTY com ~ Cll Hlllll and 111-UN ..,..... In "' .-.. ~ Um.A COiie leolofl DillV "'°' Dec .. ~.., .. ""' .. °"--·-· .... ~ =· Jlft •1 ,~ Dolly Pilot .... ~ ~ .......... ...,.. a .... ment The folloWlnQ ~ .,. doing bulNM u: Fol'tunt Htndorelta, 2729 CClc* Avt., Colla MIM, CA 112929 Kunlger Ch1lchern Haney. 2729 Cibo11 AVI.. eo.tl M ... , CA 9292e Tiiis bulNlHI ii con- cb:Md ~II\~ Hive you 1t11't1d dofrlo bi*'-yet? No K"unlger Ch1lcharn Hiney Thlt atatement WH hied With !ht County Cleft ct Orlnge Counly on 12l05f2000 2oooe14u20 Oall~Ptlol Oeo. 7, 14, 21, ~· 2000 Th26Q Flctttlou1 Bu1lneH Name Statement The folowl~s .,. doing u : Novi l'lflancltl Serv· lcff, 23195 Guinta St, 1..akl ForMt, CA 9~ Michl.t Rosenbaum, 23195 GuinN St., Like Foresl. CA 92930 This bu11nesa 1a coo- duc:ted by 1111 lnclivWaJ H1v1 you •tarted doing bulineaa yet? No Michael Rosenbaum This 11a1emen1 was flied with the County Clefk ct Orlnge County on 12l05f2000 20006141422 Dally Pilot Dec 7. 1<1. 21. 28. 2000 TM56 Ffct1Uou1 Bu1ln1H Name Statement The lolloWlng persona are doing buelness as: Crown Mtllworks, 1668-A Babcock, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Steven Nersasian, 3703·B w Balboe Blvd . Newport Beach, CA 92663 Biii Voueller 234 E 19th, Costa Meta, CA 92627 This bu11neu Is con· ducted by cc>panners Have you atarted doing 1>o11ne11 yet? No Steve Neraaslan This statement was l~ed with the County Clellt ct 0. llllgl County on 12JO I /2000 2000H41088 Daily Ptlol Dec 7, 14. 21. 28. ?000 Jh.473 NOTICE or TRUSTEE'S SAU: T .S. No. F-2.4283- LP LOlft No. MCNAUOHTOH YOU ARE IN DeJ'AUL T UN- DER A OftD Ofl T"UST DATED 1 Clm/11. UN- LESS YOU TAKE N;-. TION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPEltTY, IT MAY II SOLD AT PU8UC SALE. P YOU NftD AH EX"-ANA-TIOH OIF THI! NATUltE or TH! "'OCEl!DING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYEll A publlc auetlon .... to the hlgtMst bidder '°' cuh, calhW• dleck dBWn on a ltltt CH natlonll blnk. dllcll drtwn by • ltm or fedtfal Cfedlt union, CH 1 ctieck drawn by • ltlte CH fedlnll uvlna1 and io., l.UONtlon, Of savings IUOddoft Of Nvtngl bank~ In ledlon 11o2 Ci. tiit l'lMndal Code Ind IUthol1nd to dO bu ... neu 1n thl• lblt• w4n bl Mid by the duly 1POQint9d tNltM u ellOwn b11oW of all right. tltle, fti Interest conveyed to Ind now Mid by tt11 tNctet In the IWtlneftlf ct. ICl1blcS property under and puraun to a Deed of Trult dllCribed t*ow. Thi .... Wiii be "'*· but ~ ClOWW\lnt CH wananty, ..... °' lrnpntd, regardlno tltlt, po. ....ion, °' encum.-bflftCff. to PIY the rwulnlng pMc:lpal IUl'l'I of the not-<• l llllCUf9d by the o..d °' T'NtC, wtth lntlf'UI .net i.te ~ ttweon, u fM'.ovta.d In ttlt noc.c•~ ectv1nct1, under the tenna of ttll o..d of Trullt, lntlf'Ut thnoft, ,..., eMfVM, Md Qf*\M9 of tM T,..,... fOf the tot* MIOUnt (Ill the time of the ll\IUll publclaon al ==~ to bl .. "' fOfttl be-low. Thi amount ""~ bl~onthtdayof ..... TNllor. tCanf A. ~en un-IMITted" m.in· Duty ~ tN91M: giualty L.OM ~ ~u~ No. 1..,1am 1n booll -. ,... -of om. ctal ~ In tM oflked the ........ d °'9191 couney, ~ l>lletot .... : 1~ Ill 2:00 ... fl'llct of .... : M the Hoitt\ nont ~to till COUnlY co-n-...., no CMc~ DrM ........ AI-. Cllrlof• .... ol ............. .,.. °"* dwtlll: .... ,nA& , ...... Mdr9M OI o9W _,. w ''''CV"°' ... ~ ... ,. ............... , ....... c.m .. l!.' ~MJC"MI I al-M1"1 n. ....... n. ,_ • :' Ima.,,..._ IY llDr "" ....,,.._ ... _ ........ .. ._ .... _...... • utr 1 .. 1 .,,, ...... ...,., ',. .... .._ .... ::-:rs~ : ........ fJI .. ..... -...a -.. .. -"*'• ... tt !!!..!.!!-., ... li:ii'iii1i ., ... =. ..... ~ FlcUUout ·luelneef Heme ~ The lollowfng l*IOnl • ,. doing~ ... MJW Fin. An, 209 Matlnt Ave., e.1>o1 It-lend. CA 82982 Michell E. ~. 218 MMll Aw , Btlbot 1*1ct, CA t2e62 Tu.a bullntt1 la Cllfl- ducled by: Ill iAdMdull Have you atartld doing butlne11 ytl? YM, 11/20IOO MlcNtl E ZIChoc:ht Thlt llal"'*lt Wll hied With Int County ~~I~ ColM1ly 2000fUION Delj P1lol Deo. 7, 14, 21. 8. 2000 Th472 FlcUtloua Buslnen Name Statement The following ptrlOllt lrt doing bulrnelS u. AIYlll Ind Mille< Vend- ing, 5085 8alaaW00<1, lrvlrit. CA 92612·2303 Andrew 811ine Miiier, 5065 Balalwood, IMne, CA 92612·2303 Mich11I Joo Ra111n. 5065 Balaawood, ll'Wll, CA 92612-2303 Th11 business Is COll- dtlcied by; 1»1>1rtners Have you st1rted doing business yet.? No Andrew Blaine Miiier Thi• atatement was flled With the County C1edt ol Orange Cowlly on I 2JO 1/2000 2000H48012 Datly Piiot Dec. 7, t4, 2t. 28. 2000 Th470 Flctltlou1 BualneH Name Statement The following persona are doing bualneu as POI Management SeMOM, Inc., 625 Tht Crty Or. S. •ISO, Or· ange. CA 92868 Perf0fm1noe Develop· men1 Inc (CA). 625 The Crty Of S. 1150, Of1ngt CA 92868 This bu11ness is oon· ducted by a COfJ>Ofl110n Have you started doing bullness yet? No Perf0fmanc1 Develop-ment. Inc Vinc111t E Galewicil Pr111dtnl This st1tement vraa toed woth thl County Clerk ol Ofange County on t 210512000 20006148428 Dally Piiot Dec 7, t4, 21, 28, ?000 !Q463 FlctltJou1 Bu1lne11 N•me Statement The IOllowing persona ire dotng business as. Bretkthrough Dynarn.c:t, 1919 Orange Avenue. Costa Mela. CA 92627 Lose Anne Busbee, 1919 Of1nge Avenue, Co1t1 Mesa, CA 92627 This bullneas Is COll- ducied by an lndivldu8I Have you started doing busineu yet? Y•. January 5. 2000 L111 Busbee This atatement w11 filed With lhl County Cler. ol Otlnge County on 12JO 1 /2000 2000H41ot0 0~~ Pllol Dec. 7 14, 21, 8, 2000 Th!78 Flctltlou• BusAneH Name Statement The IOI~ person1 ere doing busineas 1r MARS Consulting, 30252 PICific: Island ()( I •225. Laguna NIOuel, CA 928n Sttph111 C Mionon, 302S2 PIClflc Island Or .• 1225, L1gun1 Niguel CA mn Thie bus1ne54 Is con· ducted by an lndilli<1tal H1v1 you s11r11d ~~~~No ThlS alaltment Wll filed With the County Clel1c ol 0.111g9 County on 1 2/01 /2000 2000l$48087 01il~/1lot Dec. 7, 14, 21. I 2000 Th!74 FlctJtlou1 Bualnea1 Name Stat.ment The tottowtng '*'°"'' are dotng bullnell 11· Vl1ion Man1g1men1 Services. Inc., 624 The Chy Or. S. •150. Or· 1.nge, CA 92868 \/talon llltvldl, Inc (NV), 825 The Olly Or s. •1so. 011nge. CA !12868 Thlt bulin111 II con· ducted by. • OOlpOrllion Have you et1rt1d doing bulir-. yet? No Villon Nevada. Inc VlllOll'lt e Gallwldc. Pr11ldenl Thll ltall(Mflt wa1 hied With !ht County OM of Ortngt Counly on I 2/01fm00 'lclftoue hllwa Heme ltattlment Tilt loMowlng Plf'10ll9 1111 doing ~ .. "nit Ntw Program. 361 Hotpilal Ad .• t218, Newport Bttch, CA 82&e3 , Brian B Oueb· bemaM, M.0 , 1155 K111111 St.. Laguna BNdl, CA 92851 Thie butlnMt ' I• OOfl.. ducl9d by: an lndMdual li1ve you 1t11rt1d dolng~No Bri1.n 8 rnenn Thi• llltemenl Wtl ''*' With the County OM ol Orlnge CounlY on 12/01/2000 20008841064 Dally Pllo1 Dec. 1, 14, 21. ,?§. 2000 TMZI FlctltlOU9 BuslneH Name State!Mftt The lollowlng PlflOlll .,. doing busfnttt ... Purr·lec1 Pela, 120 39th SI., Newport Beach, CA 92663 Jeanne-Marte FOldyck, 120 39\h St , Newport Beach. CA 92663 Th1S busmen 11 con- dUcled by: an lndvldull Have you alerted doing buStness yet? No Jeaqnne·Marle Foad~ck This S1alement wu hied with the County Cler. °' Ontnge County on 12101/2000 200ot848083 Dally Pilot Dec 7, 14, 21. 28. 2000 Th4§9 Fictitious Bu1lnea1 N•me Statement The lollOwlng perlOOS 1r1 doing busmeas u Ming Handyman Serv- ices, 279 W Wilson Street, Costa Mell, CA 92627 Ming Xing Xte, 279 W Wilson Stteet, Coate Mesa CA 92627 This business 11 COil- ducted by· an 1ndlv!dual Have you 1tarted doing businest yet? Yet 11/26/00, M!!111 Xing X1e This statement was hied Wtlh the County Clefll o1 Orange County on I 2JO 1 l2000 20006Mlot8 Dally Pilot Dec 7, 14, 2t. 28, 2000 Th467 Flctltlou1 BuslneH Name Statement The lollowtng ptfsonS 1r1 doing tiusineq as Saunders Property Co • 4525A MacAnllur Blvd , Newport Beach. CA 92660 London Coln Galler· tea, Inc. (CA) <1525A MtcArthur Blvd New· port Beacn. CA 92660 Thtt busine11 11 con- ducted by I CO<pofllJOll Hive you started doing business yet? No London Coin Geller· tea, Inc John ~ S1undera, Pr111dent This st11emen1 WIS hied with the County Cle"-ol Orange County on t 2/01 l2000 200otl48Ge8 Otll~Pilot Dec. 7, 14, 21. ~. ?000 Th466 Flctlttoua Bualne.1 Name Statement The followioa ptrlOnl Ire doing bu~ ... Cartson's Flor11 Bill· lflg, 11101 Enterprise Dr., Los Alemuoa. CA 90720 Helen J Carlson, 11101 Enterpn11 Or • Lot AllrMOI. CA 90720 This business Is con· ducted by 1n lndMdull Have you at1t1ed doing business yet? Y", October 15, 2000 Helen J c.ri-i This 111t1m111t WH hied with lhl County OM ol Olangt County on 12/08/2000 2000fl41783 Deily Pilot Dec. 14, 21. 28, 2000, Jan 4, 2001 Th484 flctjtlout Bu1lnen N•me Statement The lollowl~ ~· .,. dotng ~ u. W11bur'1 Wild Ou1door Advtnturea, 143 Mon· lane• Eli• • trvtnt, C.111. 82812 Willem Mal1ln Motl II, 143 Montanea E1t1 , IMnl. CeM 112612 Thia bullntsl le con- ducted ~ an indMdU8I Have you 1t1t11d doing busln111 yet? v ... 111/00 Wid ~ Thil statement WU filed wfth Iha County Cl8ltl ct Orlnge Col.nY on 12J0&12000 2000MUa0$ Dally PllOt Dec. 14, 21, 28, 2000, Jan. '· 2001 Tb185 20CJ08Mt0t2 ~,,.,. Dec. 7, 14, I 2000 TMU Fk:tJtloU9 lklelne.e F1ctttloue ~,,... ,..,,. St.dlment The tollowtnQ perlOfll ,..,,. lklemenl .,. cillillD ~ u : The ~ RSDanlll.com. 2973 ~!<*~ ... ...i...~.-HlrbOf Blvd , 4'184, "'"""-•· Cotta MtiM. CA 8202' t203 E. • Oflnoe, Roneld S Daniel CA 92905 ' ' .__ R ..,,_.,.., I""" 31$<9 C. Vll'dt Pt , -·1 · .,........, ~ Colla ....... CA llr2t2t E Buoy. Orange, CA Ttll9 ~ 11 oon- 828e8 ductld ~ '" lndMcMI Thie ~ le con-Have you 1tarttd dUcCed by: en ~ ~ bUMl9le y«? No Ha~e yo11 1t1rted AonMcS S Deti1e1 doing blnlnHt yet? Thie ....._.,. Wiii YM. Jw\ 1, 19" flltd .wt the County ~ '== ... a.ti d ~ COYtlly flied """ !tit Qounly on 1~ <:MW.~~ Dally Plot Dec. 14, 21, on 1 •HMHlt 21. 2000. '*' '· 2001 ~';.,Oto. ~ IMl4 Flctltloue eu.AMM ............ Ment ~~ l/e1Ut Entetpri11a, 1009 E. Btlboe Bouie< Vlld, IA, Newport Beech, CA 82ee1 Debra Shearman, 'OOt E Btl>ol BotJleo- verd, IA, Newport BMctl, CA 92981 Dtmtl Rlpou. 1009 E. Btlbol Boulev11d, tA. Newport 811ct1, CA 828e1 Thia buell"llll II con- ducted by • gentfal j)lltnerahlp H1v1 you 1tart1d doillQ tMllllll yll'? No Debra SM1rman Thia 1t11tement WI.I filed with the County Clenc ol Orange County on 1211212000 2000AU033 Ody Pliol Dec 14, 21, 28, 2000, Jlln. 4, 2001 Th499 Flctltloua Bualneu N•me Statement The lolloWI~ persons 1re doing ~ as. Center For Adv1noed Llparoteoplc Surgery, 351 Hoec*aJ Rd., 1218. Newport Beach, CA 92683 Brian B. Oueb· bem1nn, M D , 1155 Katella St • Laguna Beach. CA 92651 This bullntll IS con- ducted by en indMdual Have you started doing buslneas yen No Brian B Queb· t>emann M.0 Tille 11111ment was filed With the County Oerti of Qfange County on t 2J0112000 2000fl410H Dally Pilot Dec. 7, 14, 21, 28, 2QQQ Th475 Fictitious Bu1lne11 Name Sutement The following ptfSOOS .,, doing butinlSS as ProlellfOnal Window Care, 1372 Garland Ave • Tutttr1, CA 92780 Larry Maa Dawson. 1372 Garl1nd Ave • Tustin CA 92780 ThlS business Is oon· duded by an 1nciMdual Hive you sllrted doorlg bullness yel? No Larry 01waon This statement was hied w11h the County Cletlt o1 Otlnge Courtly on t 2/0512000 200Ge848425 Dally Pilot Dec 7, l<I 21, 28, 2000 Th456 Fictitious Bu1lneH Name SU.tement The following persons are doing business as lntem1lton1f Institute ol Reflexology <136 Heholrope E • 1 Corona del Mir, CA 92625 Owlgh1 C Byere. 3535 E Coast Hwy. •20. Co-rona del Mar, 92825 This bus•neu is oon· ducted by an lrldlvd.lal Heve you started ~~yllt?No ~c By~ This 111tement was Med Wlll'I the County Cler. ol Of1nge County on 12/05/2000 20008848407 Oaoly P1lol Dec 7, 14, 21. 28, 2000 TM62 Flctltloua Bualnese Name SU.wment The follo'N1~ persons are doing bul1nus as: Ctlanotte Bennen De- sign. 421 Ftmleaf Ave , Corone del Mar. CA 92625 Cllarlone s Bennen, 421 Fernlltf Ave . eo. rona del Mar, CA 92625 Thia bu11neu 16 con- ducted by· an indlYKlual Have you started doln11 buainen yet? Yes, 54191 19, 1995 Charton• s BeMen This llllemtn1 WH flied With tht County Clefk ct C>rlnge County on 12J01/2000 20008•48097 01ill/llol Dec 7. 14, 2.1, I 2000 Th4&8 Flctltloue Bullnesa Name StatMtent Thi followlng perlOnl are dolnQ bu.in.ls u : The 'Tinning Spa, 2828 Dupont Drive, Suite 80, Irvine, CA 92812 Richard Thoma1 Vlllelll, 20823 Hlll9dlle Rd., Rlveraldt . CA 82508 Thit buelneaa 11 oon· ducted by; 1n ~ HIVI you 1t1rttd doing bualnles yet? No RlCherd V1llell1 fl1il llltllTllnt WIS fled with the County Cleft! ol Onlngt Counly on 12/04l2000 2000IMt2$1 Oal'bPilol Dec. 7, 14, 21, I 2000 Th4§5 Fk:t1Uoua BuafneM Heme~ .. The lolloWlno ptBOOt .,. ~ buli*' ... l11dershlp StrattQlee, e 15 e.y Hiii Oltve. R...-pon Befdl, CA t2e&O .s.rne. M. laRocoo, 115 Bly Htl DIM. Newo pon Btedl. CA 92880 Thia tuelnMI " con-~ ~ .,,~ Hive you 11.arted dol119 bulineaa yet? Yaa. ~ 2000 WM9 M. l.IRocco Thia IWM'ltnt ... flltd wlf\ IN ~ an ct QIWtOI ~ on IV0&"2000 IOOOM4t1'lt ~ Plot Dec. 14, 21, ae, 2000. '*'· a. amt TMIJ Flcttdoua Bu1Nnea1 flctlUoue ....,,_. Acatiow ~ ....... ·~ ...... 8'*ment .......... ""'"' The followtna per10nl Thi ~tOI-The folkMlnQ ptf90nl tie ~ ~ .. : .,. doing ... .,. ~ ~ .. A.) flrll T11.m Pr111 Ber1uer1wlne In· Ovttt\1ul111rch.com, II. ) The ComlcShoo-duW!et, 5.20 P1!11 Aw.. 1505 W. Alton Ave,, oom C.) Crowtanctub-IA, Belbol llltnd, CA &w'lta Na. CA 92704 .com, e582 Hamthon 82862 Xytoteeh. Inc. (Ill• Ave., ~ BNdl, Lauren An1111111 vadl), 3305 W. Soma CA !l2e4e Bergeron, 528 Part! Min Rd., St• 6'>-2( Don R Wright, 8582 Avt , #A, Bllboe lllAnd, lM Veg11, NV 88102 liarnllton Ave.. Hunt· 'CA 92862 Thil llu..nt11 ii CC>ft- lngton Btedl, CA 9264e Thi. bu.tnMa II con-dllCitotd by I OOl'pOfltlon Thia buelntaa la oon· ducltd by: 111 lndMdUal Have you 1tart1d ducted by: an lndMcalll Have you ltlrttd doing bu1ln111 yet? H1v1 you aterttd doing bullnltl ytK1 No Y•. Apll 2000 d<>1ng bu1lne.. yet? Lauren A. Bergeron X~ldl. Inc. YM, IVOtlOO Thie 11.1.ltmllll -Angele Sp1uldtng, Don R w,.,,. filed with IM County Secretary Thi• llllement Wll Clet1t ct Orange Col.nY Thie atlltmenl WU filed with the County on 1211212000 flled with the County Cleft! ct Otlnge County 2000ll49031 Clttlt ol 0.ange CountY on I 2/08l2000 Daily Piiot Dec. 14, 21, on 12122/2000 20008841111 28, 2000. Jan. 4, 2001 2000U50011 Daily Pilot Dec. 14, 21, TM98 Dally. PllOI Dec. 28, 28, 2000. Jlt1 4, 2001 2000 Jin 4 11, 18, _____ _,_TM:..c;,,8..,7 Fk:tJtloua Buatws 2001 Th522 Flctltloua Bualneaa Name Statement The tollowif19 pertont ire doing busineet 11 lntermetucs, 1048 ll'Wll Ave., 8393, New· port Beach, CA 92660 Shewna Kay Talbot, 382 Htmtlton Sl, Coei. Mtu, CA 92627 Thll bustness is con· ducted by: en lndMdual Ha11e you started doing business yet? No Shewna Kay T a1>o1 Th11 statement w11 hied with the County Cletlt ol Ofange County on t 2/12/2000 200Ge849043 Dally Pilot Dec. t 4. 21, 28. 2000. Jan 4. 2001 Th490 Fictitious Bu1lneu Name Statement The lollowu·ig persona are doing business as Parker Pubhcallons, 2102 Business Cenier Dove, IM118, CA 92663 Jell R8111e<, 549 IMnt Av1nu1. Newport Beach, CA 92663 Th11 business Is oon· dueled by an ondtvldual H11v1 you star1ed doing business yet? No Jeff Reuter Thll statement WH Mid with the County Clerk ol Orange County on I 2112/2000 200otl49045 Dally Pilot Dec. 14, 21, 26. 2000, Jan. 4, 2001 Th4Q2 Fictitious BuslneH Name Stat.men! The folloWlng peraons lrl doing bu$1rl8$9 IS M T S.MOeS. 807 W Chestnut SL, Anaheim, CA 92805 Michael Thomas. 607 W Chestnut St , Anahllm, CA 92805 Thi buSIMSI IS con- ducted by an •ndMdo.ial Have you started doing buslness yet? No Michael Tllomas This statement was filed wotll the County Cler. of Orange County on 12112/2000 20008848039 Dally Piiot Dec. 14. 21 28, 2000 Jan. 4, 2001 Th497 Fictitious Buslneaa N•me Statement The followtng pereona .,. doing~ .. Newport B each ProdUC1tons, 510 112 38th Street. Newport Beach, CA 92663 M1r1c Weiss, 510 112 38th Strfft. Newport Beach, CA 92663 Tllil busAntSI 11 con- OUdlld by an indMc*Jal HIYI you 1t1rted doing buainess yet? No Mar1c W111ss This S11tement w11 Mid wllh the County Clerk ol Orange County on 1111212000 2000H49040 Deity Pllol Dae t 4, 21, 28, 2000. Jail. 4. 2001 Th<l95 Fictitious Bualneaa Name Statement The following ptr80nl .,. doll'lg buslnHI .. A ) Chot Toy R1Clng and PlfformanQe B ) CTR Performance 24201 l..atllwood Ln I CA 92630 Chrtstophe1 Jo11ph Mort/IO, !1931 Centre! Ave 16, Gardin Grove. CA 92844 S11v1 Cllot. 91131 c:en..i Ave tlfl, Garden Grove. CA 92844 Thi• bualnt81 le con- ducted by: 1 general .,_rtntrlh~ Have you allrted doing ~ ytK1 No Chriatopher Joaeph M0t1no Thie ll&temeM .... flied With the County OM of Orlnge Counly on 11114/2000 fqme Statwnent The lollowlng per.one .,. doing bullnell 11: Qodfrey·R•notl SMR Oeelgns. 719 lrll Ave- nue, Corona dll Mii. CA 92625 Greg Godfrey, 719 Iris Avenue, Coron• del Mar, CA 92825 Stephanie Ringel, 719 Iris Avenue. Corona del Mar, CA 92625 Tllia buslne111 la oon· dUC1ed by a generll partf'l4!rlhip H1v1 you 1t1rt1d doing bu1lne11 yet? Yes. 10-HlO Greg Godfrey Thia atatoment was llled with tile County Clerk °' Oftnge County on t 2112/2000 2000f 848050 Daily P1loC Dec t 4. 21, 28, 2000, Jan <I, 2001 Th496 Flctltlou• Bu1lnes1 Name Statement The following PlfSOM are doing butf!'IMI as. Squeaky Clean Win- dow Wa..ntng. 33 Anil. Ranc ho S1nte Margarita. CA 92688 Tony M. OiLcnnzo, 33 Anll. R1ncho Santa M~. CA 92688 This bu!llnen 11 con- ducled by '" lrdwJual Have you 1t1t1ed doing bus4fllSS yet? No T ooy M o.lotenzo Ttn atalemenl was hied with the County Clerk ol Orange County on 12112/2000 20008849043 Dally P1lot Dec 14. 21 I 28. 2000 Jan <I, 2001 Th49Q Flctttlou1 BualneH Name Statement The followlng perlOtls are doing bullneaa u . Orange Coast Villa Home. 2819 Orenge Ave .• Costa Mesa CA 92627 OCV R111rement Home, Inc (CA). 2619 Orange Ave.. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Tills bustneas 16 cort· ducted by I oorportbOn Have you started doing buaineas yet? Ves, Oct I, 2000 OCV Retirement Home, Inc Linda Buenlll8je. Pres-ident This statement was hied wrth the County Clet1t ol Orange Counly on I 2119/2000 20006148778 Daily Piiot Dec. 21, 28, 2000. Jan 4, I I, 2001 Th507 Flctltloua Buslneaa Name Statement The fol~ personl Int doing bulinMI II: a~ Y e1tt7N P1g11 CMICI, b Y PD .. 151S4 Tran- s 1101 Lant, Huntington Beach. CA 92649 AM I. Strvlcll Inc., (CA). t5154 T11nsllt0f Lane, Huntington 8elctl, CA 92649 Th<a bvslnesa II COil- ducted by e corporallOn Have you 1t1rted dofrlll busln111 yet? Y11, 12·1-00 A M.I Servlcet Inc., Jeclym M Kaai. p,_ dent Th<s a1a11ment w11 flied with the County Clefk of Orlnge Counly on 12119/2000 2000814MS!I Delly Poloe Dec. 21, 28, 2000. Jl.l'I 4. 11. 2001 Th508 Flctltloue Buafneu Name Statement The lollowlno ptf8onl are doing ~ u : T111's Taller & VII, 120 Tus11n Ave . Newport 8Mc:h. CA 92a53 Tire G11yeli, 1164 Kingston St.. Co111 Miii. CA m28 Thie bulillNI 11 con- ducted by: In lndiwMll H111e you atarted doing bullnll8 yet? No Teri Or1yell Flctltloua Bu•lnu1 Name Statement The loflowlng persona .,. doing buslnesa as. Peraonally Suited W1rdrobl Design. 3001 ~ Ave . Ste <1·217. Colltl Miu, CA 92626 Caren Beth Crum C1m11on, 247 lugonia St.. Newport Beach, CA 92663 Thia busmess os con· duQed by an 1ndlllldual Hive you started d0tr111 business yet? Y IS, 11 /2000 Caren Cameron This 61atement was filed with the County Cieri< of C>ange County on 12/2212000 Dilly 2000, 20()1 20006850008 Ptlol Dec 28, Jan 4 11, 18, ThS30 Flctltloua BuslneH Name St.tement The following persons are doing business as G & R Karung, 9695 Adams Ave Huntington Beach. CA 92646 Franklin Laiben. Ill, 9695 Adams Ave., Hunt· 1ngton Beilch. CA 92646 Tlli6 business os con· ducted by an tndMdual H1v1 you started doing ~ yef7 No Franldtn l.Jllbert Ill Thia statement wu ltlld with the Count)' Cletlt of Qfange County on 1212212000 20006850001 0111ly Pilot Dec. 28. 2000. Jan 4. tl. 18 ?QQI Jh524 Fictitious Business Name Statement Tile following persons are doing business as· AMACO INDUSTRIES. 2204 Fortun1. Newport BelCh CA 92660 Sy Sunman, 220<! Fortun•. Newport Beech, CA 92660 Thia bu11ness IS con· dueled by• an lndMduel Have you started dolrlg bus>ness yet? No Sy Sunman Thcs statement wes hied wtth the County C1et1t o1 Or•noe Counlv on 12115/2000 200ot84M07 Daily Piiot Dec:. 21 , 28, 2000. Jan 4, 11. 2001 Th517 NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF ANNUAL REPORT The aMual repot1 of the GrlOt P91lP81 Smitl1 Foundation Is ava1111>1e IOI' inspectJon at t 26 Stpphire Ave • BelbOa Island. upon appoint· mini by arry atiztn who requ11ts 11 Within 180 dlya alter tilts publica· tion Phone (949) 673-8242 0( (805) 642-3801. MARK CORBIN SMmt Publt1h1d Newport B11ch·Co1t11 M111 = P1lo4 December 28, Th531 NOTICE OF APPUCA TION TO SELL ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Datt ct Fling ~ tjon· Oacembet 18. 2000 To Whom It Mey Con- cern. Th• NlrTll(1) ol the Apolicant(I) leJ11r1: SINGH MAl.l<EET The applicantl !lated lboVI .,.. eoplyjng 10 "' OtpeJ1rnenl. °' ~ holic ~ Control to 1111 elcohollc bevtr11g11 at 2205 FAIRVIEW RO, COSTA MESA, CA 92827 ~1or°'2~~~ GENERAL Publl1h1d Newpon B11ch·Co1t11 Meu ~ Plot Dac9mbtf 21. 28, 2000, Jenu~ 2001 • ITATIMEHT OF ABAHOONllf.HT OF Ull OF AC 111 IOUS BUSINESS NAME The lollowVlg PlllOll(•) hi• (hive) tbandonecl tilt UM fA Iha ftdJfloul ~ IWlll. la Cevt RMUllJ(ant, 1895 112 lrvtnt Avenw. eo.11 ....... CA 92U7 Thi Flc:titlc>ul 8ul4· nt11 n.tmt 11f11red lo lbovt -riled Ill =eMLr 1110 191178736342 C.tOI L Boylf, 2210 Like Perk Ln. Newport Betch. CA 92t!60 This business II COl1- du<:llld by. an lndllllduat Carol L. Boyer Thia st1temen1 wu tiled with the County Clet1t ol Orange County on 12115/2000 20008149411 OeilY Piiot Dec 21 . 28. 2000, Jan. 4 II, 2001 Th518 Fictitious BualneH N1me Statement The lollowlng ptflOnS art doing W-u A.) CMC Communtca· uons Consultmg 8 ) CMC Consulhng. 302 Manne Ave Balboa Is· land, CA 92662 Clarey Tecllnology Group. Inc (CAJ 302 Manne Ave Baboe Is· lend CA 92662 This business lS con· ducted by a CO!p()fahon Have you started doing business yet? Yes, June 2000 Clarey Technology Group Inc John Clarey PreSldenl Th11 statement was liled with the County Cler. of Ocange County on 1212212.000 2000684911116 Oaoty Piiot Dec 28. 2000. Jan 4 1 t 11r. 2001 Th524 Fictitious BuslneH Name Statement The lollow1ng persons era dOlng b!Jsjnesa 1s· Balboa Manne Hard· ware, 701 1/2 E Baboe Blvd Balbol, CA 92661 Sl\awn McGregor 703 I /2 E Balboa BlvO Balbol 92661 Tll11 business is con· dueled by an ondll/ldual Have you started doll'lg buStness yet? No Shawn McGregor This statement was filed w1tll 1ha County Clttic ol Orange County on 1212212000 ~0006850009 Daily Pilot Dec 28, 2000. Jan 4. 11. t8. 200t Th525 Flctltlout Buslneaa Name St.temen1 The toliowing persons are doing t>usonesa as Human Resource Col· l1ct1ve. 25602 Alicia Parkway Suitt 30• Laguna Hiits 92653 Waltef Wong 2<!04 I ·L Ho11yoak. A1150 VlljO CA 92856 This buS1ness os con· ducted by an 1nd1Vldual Have you 1t1rted doing busloess yet? No Walter Wong Ths statement w11 hied wtth the County Cieri< ol Qfange County on t 2f22/2000 20006850007 Dally Piiot Dec 28. 2000, Jan 4 11 1~ 20()1 Th527 Actltlous Busln•H Name Statement The followtng persons lrl doing buStneSS 85 A ) Baby Aloha B ) Baby Aloh1 com 27 t Rose Lane. Cotta Men. CA 92627 Mary Joetn Glenn 271 Rose Lane Coste ~CA 92tl27 Thia business 11 coo- duded by In lfldMOJal Have you 1t1rted doing buS4MSS yet? No Mal'( Joeen Glenn Ttlll st1temen1 w11 hied W1th the County Qeftt ol °"'1gl County on 1 '212212000 2000U41H2 01ilY• Pilot Dec 28, 2000 Jan 4, 1~ 2901 ~ PUCE_,.. IEUIMAIWAY Mortuary • Chai>ef Cremation 11 o Broadway Costa Mesa 2 1 Thur.day, ~bet 28, 2000 . a; FkWoue ......,.. ,..,,. Sklement Thi following 1*90ne are OQlng bulllM8I ... u Store Seli Storage, UC. 25142 Frcnt SlrMt, Lalle ForaM, CA 92630 U S10t1 Self Saorage, LLC (CA) 8841 Sh11rw111re Or , Cetllbld, CA 82008 Thtl ~ II con- ducted by Limited U.· billty Co Have you at1rt1d dol119 bu•inH1 yet? Y11, 1987 U Store Seif ~ LLC, RoMmane Smith, M1nag1r TIVI lllltment Wll flied With lhe County Clertt ol Otlnge ~ on 12/04/2000 200061483$4 D8J1y Polo( Dec 21. 28 2000, Jan ' II 200 I Th50§ Fictitious Bu1lnea1 Name Statement The lolloWlng pe<sons are dotng bul4ntsa as California Bowling Ball Company. 9907 Con- 11nent1I Of Huntington Beadl, CA 92646 WGB. Inc • 9907 Con- tinental Or . Huntongton Beach. CA 92646 Tilts business ls con· ducted by I oorporation Have you st1rted dowlo bt.-*8 yet? No WGB Inc Roel< Dom. Vice Prllldenl This statement W85 hied with the County Clertl of Ofange County on 12/t912000 20008849858 Dally Pllol Dec 21 28 2000 Jan <I 1 t 2001 Tl'l5t0 Public Notice The Annual Report of Helen E Blad. F'ounda· hon os available at the address noted below '°' inspecuon dunng regular buStneas !lours by any cmzen wtio so requests w1th1n 180 days aher publlCatlOl1 ol !hos notice of its ava1iab1hty Helen E Black Foundation. 2807 VoUa Way Newport Beach CA 92663 The Pnncipal Managet 1s· Mark McCulloch. Trustee Published Newport Beach·Cost11 Mesa Dally Pilot Oecembe1 28 2000 Th535 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following P8BOf'IS are doing business as V1S101111ry Concepts ln- ternal1onal t 955 Sher· 1ngton Pl •J309. New· port Beach. CA 92663 MtehHI F Gamboa 1955 Sroerongton Pl •J309 Newport Beach. CA 92663 This busine ts 11 con-ducted by an 1nd11110ual Have you starltd dot!1g bu51n8SS yt1? No Mtci\let F GambOa Thos statement was hied wttn the County Clerk ol 0.ange Counly on 1 212:212000 20006150008 Daily Ptlot Dec 26 2000 Jan 4 t 1, 18, 2001 Th526 Fictitious Bualneas Name St.tement The following persons are dot!1g butintss as Newport Coast·Escrow ServlCes 01v1slon, t200 Oua~ St. , 1 '0 Newport Beach CA 92660 8ondoorp Reel!y Serv· ices Inc (CA) 1200 Qua~ St •140, Newport Beacn CA 92660 This business 1s con- ducted by a corpontllon Have you staned doin11 business yet? Yes 12-12-00 8ondoorp Realty Sir;. tQtS Inc Bryen K Bond • President Th•s sta11m111t was hied with the County Clerk of Ofange ~ on 1 21I5/2000 2000614'412 Detty Pllot Dae 21 • 28 • 2000 Jan 4 1 I 200t Th515 Acdlloul hll&n.• ................. The ~""°"" .,. doing .. RHIOlfK1 al'k4'ler1, LLC, 20321 SW ~ sv.... &Ale 202. Nn- pOrt 8Mdl. CA 82600 RIAIOtr~ ~ •• 1.i.C, 1 C111bri9 UmMd l11blllty . . Comp1ny, 20321 SW 8ldl 51'"1. Suitt 202. Newport Betoctt. CA 92eeo Tu.a bualneU It COO· ducted bV Umtted lJa· '*Y Co H1v1 you 111rted doing bu11neu yet? v ... 11/1A>O R11IOtrtct Mlt1<.t1111 LLC. By· Dexter Godbey. Its Executive Vtee Pretl- den1 Tiu 1t11ement w .. ftltd W11h the Courtly Cltnt ol O.ange Counly on 12115'2000 2000UU4tll Daily Pilot Dec. 21, 28, 2000 Jan <I. 11, 2001 Th513 Flctltloua Buafnes• Name Statement The lollowtng perlOOI ire doing~ .. A Center FOi' Peece & Healtng. 3657 Birch Street. Sone t 16. New· port Beacto. CA 92660 Anne K1riney 3857 Boren S1reat Sutle 116 Newport Beach CA 92660 G111a Const<'!nllno 385 7 B11ch Street, Suite 116, Newport Beech CA92660 Tht1 business os oon dllCled by an unon· corpo<atld asSOC11Uon Oltllf than a paMershtp Have you started domg business yet? Yes. 12114/QO Anne Kinney Tl'l1s s1atemen1 wu Med wrth the Counry Clel1'. ol Orange Courily on I 212212000 20006850002 011ty Piiot Dec 28 2000 Jan 4 11 t8. 2001 Th528 STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF ACTTTIOUS BUSINESS NAME The followtng perwn(s) has (hava) abandOned the UH of the flClltlOUS bus1n1ss name Orange County Web SeMCe~ 3085 lyter Way Costa Meu CA 92626 The FICtlbOus Business name rtlerred lo abow WIS fil•d 1n 011fl01 County on 8125'?000. FILE NO 200()68.38.4~ Don OeThomas 3085 Tyler Wey Costa Mesi, CA 92626 Lin Sue Cale 3085 Tyler Way Co.ua mesa. CA 92626 Tll11 business os con· ducted by a general partnership Don De Thomas This statemem wu hied w11h the County Clerk of Orange County on t 2/05>2000 20006l484ot Oalty Pilot Dec 7. ". 21 2§, 2QO() Th4§ I Fictitious Buslnen N•me Statement Thi following penons ,,. doing~ -Dirty Dog Wash 50<! Main St Unfl C Hunt 1ng1on Beach, CA 92648 Lorra11ne Deane M1n1n. 802 Knoav1fl1 Apartment 0 Hunt· 1ngton Beach CA 926<18 Randy Wilder 208 North Sweet Street Full- arton, CA 92833 This bu11ness 15 oon· dueled by 1 general pannerlh1p Have you 111rt1d doing ~ yet? No Loo11111 Ml1111r1 Ttus statement Wiii filed with the County Cle"-ol Orange County on 12/16/2000 2000684'413 Dltly Pb Die. 21 28 2000. Jan •. 11 2001 ThSl<I Discount (~aske t ( ll 411 ill!H) 1!t1l l\111 Id "l \ • • Clrint .~ 111111 Qw.Uty CAJHu ~ l.m Direct Cremation .. $49S Immediate Bwial •• $995 (Inc/Miia l'AMJ Prcamngcmcm Prugr.anu Available for funcra.I SCn·ica, Crcmuinni ind en c c ''11'\l<I 111o l "'\\I I '' ,, ~' ... I c \ '-. I \, I I 2000H4lllO OlllY Pb o.c 14, :u. 28, 2000, Jan. 4, 2001 Tn5QO Thia ltJltement Wtl litld With the County Qeftt d Ol.ngt ~ on 12/1512000 IOOON4MOt Odv Pilot Dec:. 21, 28. 2000. Jan. 4, 11, 2001 Th512 STARTING What hippens ff you don't advertise? ANEW BUSINESS? . • • • • • • • • • • ' ,. • • • .. .. • • • ~ . • • • .. " ' . Polley ---.Deadllnes ---. Rates and dt'adlines arr subjecr 10 cluu1~e without notice. 1l1e pubJisbrr re6crves the right to crnsor, ~laJ1sify, revis<' or rojlX't any rlru~ifird ach•crtisemrm. Plrasc report uny t•rmr 1haL IJlJlY hr in your rlllS.Sifir<I u<I imm1•di11trly. Tiw Daily Pilot ttccrpts no liahiJity for 1U1y error in un ndvertiscmrnt for whid1 it may be responsible rxcepr for rhr cos1 of rhe spar.c at't ually occupird hy 1 ht• error. C:rrdit <·un onl\' l)(' allowrd for rhr Ill ii Monday ............... Friday S:OOpm Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm By Fu (949) 631-6594 ByPhone By Mall/In Penon: Wednesday ........ Tuesday 5:00pm (Please include your namt' and phone munbcr and wr'll Cllll you barl \\0ilh a price quote.) (949) 642-5678 330 \Vest B~y Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 At \c•port Blvd. & Buy St. Thursday ...... Wednesday 5:00pm DODI'S · Friday ............. Thursday 5:00pm first i1L-.crtio11 . Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Saturday .............. Friday 5:00pm Index . ' • I . •.. . " I• II 420 --• 410·416 ERVICE DIREcTO ' • -f'OI' AJI Your Home and Business Needs - 101 ·-216 ' G0·461 m - -.. .... I -4 I 6M· 697 ...., ..... 11aaa11srr••-• Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week for Only $28 per week (4 wlc, min.) 400. 412 'I ' 470· 471 ~ L111al• at 6•2·5671 x2• .. @ . I 1' ~a 11 tt•-A =I I '10 -A =, , .,. · ~ 11=---=11 •11..== I I.,,,.. I I 4llw== 11 ~I EQUAi. HOUSINQ PllCiftc View, Oclln View • • • • • • • • • • Ptr Salee Allisllnt oPPORruNnv NEW HOMES a SOUTH COAST M£TRO a 11ng11, e1n 11e cfllntld to ARE vou A THI GALLUP POLL 1or brokellge 11tm 1rom &-3 ,...... 111 w.y °' °"' From the hlgl $200,000's SEASONS GREETINGS 1 double lnternlMnt. ANIMAL LOVER? Must be retPOOSible and of -compenln. • In~~ real l$tatAI ~t>I: Private Enclave of 17 Charming .knor, 1 llec*oonl & 2 Woo!n 1 Bath. f5000. 12WSS-7349 Htfe'• a gre1t way to • Survey Phone Interviewer Olgl/llzed. F1nanclal ·~· Ctieck """ the loc:.i : to the ~r ~ng Home~. IUITllUl'ldld by ttnnis, pool, In galed COIMUlity. ellj)l1SS ill SDonsor a pet on N Sal E $g 12,.._ preferred. Salary • DOE. 11etWr Bullnela Bu· • wfllch makes it lllegtl to 3 Bedrooms & 2 112 Baths Ask llOout cu holiday epecial -UH s-I Lit." Plll8 on Jin • Paid Training/Benefits Call Vldd MMtS-7107 any _., Of ,_ Act of 1968 as amended Fee Simple, R·I Two-Story CHEERSI CHEERS! CHEERSI 1-'KB'-I our apecial "Luv-n•Peta • 0 es, arn -111r Fu -: MM95-7154 ,_, blfol9 you llnd ldvet1ise ·any prtfercnca, TUp~.~.~ c.11 714-657~5 ""'... llllY 10· 2001· Qnly 119· •Positive Work Env1'ronment --.,..,... ......., ~ ~R= Hmltltion Of discrimination ~ TNs IP8dll P9!lt hU llved .. .,.. .. r.-"""""' • 11aseG on race. eo1or. "~ ~to ::.1 Beach LAKER TICKETS (2) hundreds or lives •" OV8f • Flexible Scheduling ~~ Preoi~ ~ b9folw Y041 ~~::=:~~'or 949.550.1~0 I "' ... ~ 11 • ... , ~ic..10~1d~ou~ .~~! ~~~ •Full and Part:time • ~FT~ssoo;.1:>:;. • ~ntention to make any S.1utlful MHI Woode ""."''vml -FOii ... -ldu Mt-72!):1'50. .... 0 94M74-4278 For further mforrnation· $;!000-$8000 Many INVESTOR OPPORTUNTY prtfarenct, limitation 1~ home, lam )' • • • • • • • • • • • ! • pOeitJon ,;,f' ~--train. Aeducie TIW 20DO : or=wlllnot ~~r& Jllltf fa~·= WAlK TO THE BEACHll Motet , ..... , 1 I (800) 71.3-2595 c.11 1.--.ms =-~•= knowlngly acc:ept any 949·574-3598. $pedolls 28l's In a peecel\i MANAGERS -:a Irvine beh!J)fycalft.com • tdverliument for real .. tttng. $1130/mo and d d satk @ II • estate whidl Is in viol&tion l r -.4-._-._---.. 1 1200/mo. Saw $480 on 1 • SPECIAL• DERCllE . on_ u 0 a u .com 1-~ I SAYE BIG SSS • of the law. Our readers are -llU\.--IALE year !fasel 714-960-24'38. $154.00+ .... ~ WANTED ••• OH GAOCER1ESI • hereby Informed that all - -""" ,.,.. 1or ......__ • dWttllngs adVertlsld In till$ (Must pr-11 lhis .,.. mort • ..,..,,.. • ,_,~,are Mila.bit on NEWPORT IEAClf 1112 · APTI I 235 rms & llitchenetta. OUES CARING PEOPU NMdld tlon 1-80CM04-1'75 an equal= onily buis. ,_,_, _,,..,. Situated on bMutiluly !C ~ ':: =; PLUMBS CAFE tdlMlon 2023. To com nor discriml· B"'"CH GIANT IWiwrvn -landlcaped grounds GSerGuider.com & CATERING PlelM bt .,... thlt nation, · HOO toff·lret 11 ..,. FEATURES· 24-Houf Guided l'uttw/Pool Cut the t4dwty In Mr llotw. Now hiri Se1vt Ille ll1tlnp In tNa • 1-800-424-3590. 7Br 48a,$7735Cll'OOO• gar1ge Studio lg bl • doteta Lobby/Olrect dtal ·Ac>!>"-·-Alfodiment Companlonlftlp, meala, Batt~: H0$11.:: Cltegoty mey niqulrt '" • 1_..._• pool utl I ' phonellFrM HBO, ·-·-·O'lce-Pnxliat /.....J emnda, •Mr 1*1«111 Line Cooks & Blkena. you lo cell 1 tOO ••••••• ~,.. • I ncl. ESPN & Oise/Pool & • fUllr ,...auao1ocy i tci.. No certfflc1tlon l«tf ii pellOll see E. number In which Amazing Low Price ~N4CMl15 ary Cloee to 405 & 56 WE BUY ESTAT£S $ o19Na:9Y5 Mt-722·7511 minute. SELL your home through classified On The Weter quiet, !*tdng. Avlll How Jacuzzi, Gunt laun· $$ !~ !!~ $$ ~ required. ?1C..tU 4880 1?th-St Cocta Mesa thlrl la a cNrfi I* :::::;==:t= NEW HOMES 111 -~W==-:. Amil" °'2'°"'9 9'°'5 = ~ ~ J ,__ ____ ~ A9!!1t 949-723-8120 I I ~· Min'l lrom o.c. ·~friendly--• llcenMd OI' not ... ,. ONE SroP From !he hlgl $200,000'a uJlA ·;ai tance to stiopt and • • r-t !of '1QK llcenN & train-HOLIDAY SCHEDULE HOME BUYING Private Enclave of 17 rHtauranta. !no. 8CJ0..400.6391 ext, 119 Homes. COSTA MESA SUPERSTORE Fee Simple, R·l Two-Sloly Owner• Unit totally MOTOfl INN I 1 I Longboanla now hiring ~ Wittl ~ ~ 3 Bedrooms & 2 112 8alhs remodeled, upl1alra duplex, rm Hlltlor lllYd • mctUlm Cooks. Interview from ~1:'5c!i Two-Car Attatctied Glrege 4bt ~ 2J'•, ~ erea Phone MHCMMO· WAllTU 2·4Pm. Mon-sat O 217 RelXrt FreeGM RePo Usl ~ =F~ $2600/mo 9-72 ·l502. _11 Main St., Huntington I.fl.& fH'.v.ttxlr'ne.McYeil5 & lritJ/rfJeto $quite. 11• • I Huntington ltllt>our loolc· .-tuA ~ llASEBAU • FOOTBAL.L Beach 71~ rd.cl!d Gal~ 949-650-14-CO 11111111!1 ~!of• llld beck, l'NIOn-UW11U~ Clrd Collee1lon1 1950'• 1.eoo.7JH157 Z4 hn OH THE SAM> ·-tema:'to~ 1:: .. ~ SOUTH C8AST 1880'~293-c.:rMpeld NEW INTERNATIONAL Vdena Rell Eltlte 2bt 1.5b1, ting flm llonle, _ _ 28t 1ea. Ooa Wek:omtdl AUCTI N ACCOUNT REP. We ere ~=t~ comer lot, greet vlewl. * Hllll E'Sldl T_,,__ $700/mo.t 112" ulla. PlelN 22121t. .. 9'. COAST COIN NEEDS currently look!~ fOf a -~ 38r 2.588. IYlng nn faml>/ call 949·574-4221 or .... AM.,C:U2707 OLD COINSI Gold. ailYer, ~t i:,~•=:ar-:. ~ MH75-711~ : u:..~~,=~ 714·84,1-1273: I ...-.a.-CA•a< I ~ ~~· ~~~::.ii~= VACANT S1900!Mo. Ageni 1--~R J ....... , • . Musi be Mh 111/Wf. FIX 1104 ... , 941H9HQ74. 10 • . ~ LIONEL TRAINS -Ct resime to 1-714-203-1316 . ... w • -Wanted Brolceo/Comolete Lexlnglon T!Chno!oqy, Inc. -_..., 3br 2t11 ~L ...-.. For Well. 2 ~ SSPaid$S Private Patty -• frplc, PfV pnoboyenl. CM nr H1rbot/Aclama, Cwdll IOlb .. 714-296-7993 OFFICE Llrge 18r wMew tunny, Ot1w by Oftly. not lhlft 2llr llJt. WID 14'18 71UH.os38 W need Ole M1n1ger 1..g. .-.in dolel. Wtcs, d/W dlatu" i.ntnla. 2111 + 112 1111. ' TOP 1$$/AECORDSI ~ 'x:.. MlcrOlofi uilla ~ no ~ Portol1. Avall Jin. 714:!ZN7!1 Wtllrtpool refriget1torf Jazz R & e SQJI Rodi, omc! ~llct<Booica phorlel 117~ Mtm-2709. 11!00f!l!O. 7f4'te=3111 ~. llllN ~ SlOO ' Ille. 50'i & 6fi. & coir8'i)CllldlliCi. Stn1or1 H.B. Wiii '° .... no flr'W MH7~ MIKE 94H4$-7@ encouregMS t.49-54&-6681 C:-~ ~~ ~ 5 1 °' tax "' --.ms .mnp.MHG~ · l~dllll =t·~~·: CIMelc tum 811 llp oowrld -• • llr. "" 1 --.. a.n IOla. rOllld dllll Olk TENNIS LESSONS !!!!!!.!!!!!!l!t!C!!h·!!!! lbl, 2 Olk ~ °"'"' xH tennit pro IVlll IO WOii! .._ t!tli2·t085 wlklda & eci.Ata 0 thtif OWN A cc.vmt, put• IHAllY ate home COlrt 714·-.cMOO to work. Up to S2M7Mw Ar11t:pa _,... n-r 1125, nJFT 1.-.-...a ~ MHSM004, CM11111lck4pu.C0111 r ....,- We will close at 3 pm on Friday, Dec~mber 29th. The holiday deadlines are listed below: EDITION DEADLINE Friday 12/.29, Noon ~t!tf00.3113 r---~~--------........ -------.--.....;,....;..;.. ____ __ 1'. ' ' : ; I ~' • • •I •' w~ .. ...... ,, ,,.,..,,,...., ,,,.,,,..... ...,,.,., (Hjr:r,,_,. f . ' ... "Employee. " "Empleado. " "Arbeitnehmer." "Employi." --· .................. .... --. .., .....,, ... ?ft:?!H@ llllW,..., .. M ml, ~ Wll'llnly loc1I cu. h1.500, ........ .. .,~ ' '~ ....... , -J:, . ~ • db.u.11..:-.:s.uJ "** Cenlury u...d '17 v ... 29c ml. ~. co, Lead, gnged. ~. Ilk• new U 815. ,.., ... ... ...... .. Low 2211 Iii. blldl. ..... (317881) $14 ... !UHRI tm)HH100 CADLLAC CATEAA • Low 171c Iii, blldc. ..... (OIN7S2) S1t.IM NAll!AI f!l4!MMIOO CAOIU.AC DEw.u '17 Polor lln ... (281M$ '12.eiee NAIEAI (7141M01100 CADILLAC EldotMo 'M va. ""*· Hol1l1lllJ (&14744) 11 1,9118 NAIEAI C11C)NHIOO ----------, D YES, IEU. MY CAR Run your ad in the .,...Adi9----------- Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Hunting Beach- Fountain Valley c Independent to I Oden o MC o VISA o NAk reach over 100.000 ~--~~Ciii~~,.,,..~~;;;;;;;;~&o.~~iw~;;;;! homes. Fax us this Alllto.tl'nw'ca. form wfth your credit 1---....... 1r1t----Modl--- card # or mall with I 8:~ 8=. 8~"':.. P!a---0 .... ,..,.. A~--c..-, a check today! 8:= iS =s~..::, Run ....,a kllf o-~aow.oa...o..._...._ ~110•• '"" wee s=..-s:::. s:;.:::: ::::..-:: your car does not ----Dw ... aO.-_CA_ sell. we'll run It fOf L __ ~~~·~~.,.!.-__ _ another week FRiii n-ia .. tonnt All f0< just $10'. !!..~!.11\A ln..cl_~q_d__ttn f)-r '• "' rf . . COSTOll CMATIVE TU kwlalldonl, .... cetamlc, m111111. "°"' Elllb 1m .. 12044 "" 71M1MI!! FlxOrout.Com "" A1pa1r a ,..._., (11•1 llU171 Lt22H9 ~-.. . -. ' ~;;." . . -' . . - c.-. .... 11 Low ml. Polo °""' (8*31) 1211.• IUIUll f!1!154M100 FONI £JOl\.OYER 4M .. XLT, dlr1I lllut, loldtd, ................ l!!i!!!! 7'0-nt-- FORD TAURUS .. ........ ..... ,. ... tlrllld ..... roof -. ......... ~ ...... ta ..... ~OMIWitlll.net lllrOldleCZ20ledln• -=:,....,co =: --..... ......... •ta4-1!!!1 ~cao...,.• =r 41,000 .. =i --Jonie~ ... 424-1401 ~C210ledln• ....... Loldld =i aae.-Jonie ......... 111-124-1401 lllrOldleC210ledln• ..... Swnaf co == ... ..... ....... llltu-1401 ~ C2IO "'°" '17 ,. ..... IOMloullcL =: ......, Jonie llloDQr'I 118-f24-1401 ~ E.320 ..... ..,, Fene.tic Prioel =: .... Jonie ....... lll-t2+1401 ~ MU20 .. SUV, CO, Phone,~ =:= IZ7 --llloDQr'I lll-C4-1401 ~ E.320 ....... Weellend Speclel =i $23,llO --llloeorcer'I ~4-1401 lllllnledle E320 Wegon ._ Loll.~ v= 12'7,990 Jonee llotoRln 111"'24-140 I ~ CZ20 ....... ctv-. Loeded ~ 11•.• "°'* Moton:ln NM24-140! ~ t60SEl. 75 White, IUlllOOI, loeded. 12alml.CA ~ 13659 71 .., .. 0.ISp.llldl,= ~..;:" 714-aS-1171 • Dldrlcll CGfllrKtDr • Home •• 411°""1'111 • Cll1llled AMlolW ,.. le t541521 949-&44-1101 I• ,. ... , OMAT FIMWOOOlll 185 112 OOld, $175 u OOld, Tldc lwdaoood mil FtM O!l\!IY! 11..-.191 °""" 6TUCK11 &.OftlT l¥ICO OUARAN1fl01 Sllne dly 2~ IYC. Repair/replace, 1U br1nda. S.CUonal Oflt1lltCI dooll end ...... SIMc*lg oc lor 23Yra VSIMC. UCI 110983 71 ......... ~---·· .. - . ' Bridge By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH CARE PACKAGE Bodi vulnerable. Sou1h deals. pme. Note Eul'1 pus of Nonh's redouble. With no cleat preference for one of lho unbid suits, the pus asked Welt to pick a luiL WEST ., <;I JC984 NORTH • J 1032 <;1 AHJ 0 952 •A5 o AKJ86 •K96 SOUTH • A K Q94 ,., 72 0 74 $QJ7 3 The defenders llal1ed with thn:e rounds of diamonds. declartt nlff111g rhe third. With IWO lridc$ already IO!l and 1 sure tie.rt lo9cr, Soulh could not llford IO loae I club triclt. 110 the club tin& had to be onside. In lddl- tion, declam' would llill hive two cluba to handle, and the only way to ~isb Iha& would be IO Ntr ttian 1n dummy. Since lhc: likely tnunp split was 3-1. trump& m1&h1 be needed-IS enuiea to the cf~ fuind. 1be bidd111g: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST 1be queen of clubs wa.~ led and, when West oorrectly covered with the king, declarer won with the ICC, rctumcd to hand with lhc: p1ek of clubs and ruffed a club high in dummy. It was then a simple l1'W1tr to Cl'OllS IO hand With a ll'Ump and Nff the remainina club high, and there wu still 1trumponthetable 10 per- mit decJarer to draw the ouLStandmg fenp and collect the ICC of hcaru for the fulfillina trick. In all. declarer llCOl-ed five U\lmpe in hand, two club ruft's on the bolrd, two top uict.\ In cluba end one heart. a rout that could not be IChieved had declarer played by rote. Even two rounds of U'UmpS would hive been fatal. SUICe declarer cannot get off dummy w11hou1 &UT· re.nderina a hean after lhc first club ruff. East wins the heart with lhc ten end removes dununy's lu1 trump. stranding declarer with a club losa. 1• Dbl Rdlll ,_ ,_ l v l • ,_ •• p-,_ .... Opening lead: King of o Ptrll8p5 lhc most nusleadir\g of all bridge saws is: ''When in doubt. draw trumps!" That is all -..eu end good if you do not need llllmpl ror scme odler purpose. But when doubt elliscs lbout how to proceed, drawing trumps immediately Cll1 be pul 00 the bKk burner. North's redouble is lhc S1andard w1y IO dlow a hand of 111v1i.tional stnngth or belier in opener's suit. and the jump in ~pades inchcatcd a hold- ing JUSI a whiiiker shon of proceeding to game directly. Soulb cb08C the ~vc coune by conunuing to T oyotl Con>lla '90 Auto, A/C, am·fm, cassette, $1700 Call 9"9-&45·1844. Z-3 .. U ltr, 5 Speed. low ml (~ SAY! EVIER BMW 71W35-J171 D• ~s.-,1owm1 SAVE EVIEll BMW 714435-3171 1 ~ otlllt Culaaa ... YI, low ml, ,_._ ,..... (S3540) S12,m NAIEAS (!14 )l40:!100 3111 '17 .... co . ..--.111 (axEI01~ 11//W~ 71W3W171 mwc:-t t.:t:1i.J': ~ CA A BMW 71~171 3211 .. Convt A&llD lpClft ._ (~ S:l:l,995 CA IER BMW 714-US-3171 5arT .. -=Wo,low ml, ( ~ 8MWl3Ul6 714-t3Wl71 5211 .. A*. ......... (WOM53) ..... CAfVl(JI ID 714-US-3171 5211 .. .... Exira lllCE. 171t 1111 rm1~,.:r• 114-IJW171 NEW TLl!ATMfHT -OtaOHIC PAIN &.cli., Neck, Knee, Hip °" Shoul<MT •No s..,...,, • No Hoepttellutlon •7oo.8774 740ll. .. 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