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1998-05-29 - Orange Coast Pilot
:Serving the Newpol't-Me$a community stnce 1907 • • • ~Rivera convicted of g Daily Pilot employee .. • :•Costa Mesa man, 19, co~d be sentenced to life in trying to rob Ann Johanselt, 47, of Tustin minutes later in the park- the tow-day trial With her husband, was visibly shaken after an inter- preter told her of the verdict. She wailed for several minutes as the interpreter told her th.at her son may spend the rest of his life in jail. Mass at St. Joachim Chwch. Police found Rivera hiding in the parking lot of the Courtyards shopping center shortly afterward with blood stains on his clothes. In a taped confession, Rivera admit- ted committing the crimes. Davis tried to block the so-called enhancement so Rivera could someday be eligible for parole • ;p rison for 1996 stabbing death of Donna J acobson. ing lot of 24 Hour Fitness on 19th Street. . :By Greg Risling, Daily Pilot SANTA ANA -A 19-year-old ·man was convicted Thursday of 'killing former Daily Pilot cred,it ·manager Donna Jacobson outside her Costa Mesa home in 1996. As the verdict was being read in Orange County Superior Court, Jacobson's widow, MiOOael, pulled oft his glasses and quietly cried. He finally heard the news he had been waiting for. Omar Coyotzin Rivera of Costa Mesa was found guilty by a jury of eig}\t women and four men on three felony counts, including murder with special circum- stances. He faces a maximum of life in prison without the possibil- ity of parole when he is sentenced today by Judge Nancy Stock. Jurors convicted Rivera of killing-Donna Jacobson with a 12- incb kitchen kilife outside her Anaheim Avenue home Dec. 15, 1996. He also was found guilty of Michael Jacobson did- n't want to 'make any commen t s outside the courtroom after the ver- dict, but said Donna Jacobson he may make a statement after sentencing today. Rivera's mother, who attended The jury took less than an hour to find Rivera guilty ol first- degree murder, attempted car- jacking and robbery. Jacobson, 59, worked for the Daily Pilot for 16 years. She was found stabbed eight times in the chest, stomach, bands and back in the garage of her Anaheim Avenue home after Rivera tried to rob her as she returned home from Sunday Ci () () I ) l lJ C I< . ( , I\ /\ I ) l J A l E <; Deputy District Attorney Debbie Lloyd said there was overwhelm- ing evidence against Rivera to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he committed the crimes. The major contention between Lloyd and Deputy Public Defend- er Mark Davis was the #special circumstances" allegation of mw- der committed during a robbery. During closing arguments, Davis said if his client wanted to rob Jacobson, he would have tak- en her purse and Toyota eamry. When be was arrested, how ever, Rivera had the keys to Jacobson's car in his pocket. MU he had the keys in his pock- et, why would he try to carjack another victim?" said Davis, who pointed out that Rivera had a blood-alcohol level twice the legal limit. ·He wasn't firing on all cylinders.· Bill financing bay dredging passes Senate By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -A bill passed by the state Senate on Thursday may mean an end to local officials' woes over financing cleanup of Upper Newport Bay. The legislation, sponsored by Sen. Ross Johnson (R- lrvine), would create a permanent annuity where funds for regular bay dredging would accumulate at a rate of $400,000 per year. Patrick Joyce, a Johnson spokesman, said the mon- ey would come from state coffers. City Manager Kevin Murphy, who has long dreamed of .a permanent solution to the bay dredging problem, was delighted to hear the news. #We are extremely pleased and ecstatic over this latest development,· Murphy said. #We've always known Sen. Johnson and AssemblywomanJMarilyn) Brewer a.re real friends of Upper Newport Bay, and this proves it again.• The bill must be passed in the state Assembly before being considered in next year's budget, Joyce said. •The fact is that this could have been defeated, and the result would be no possibility of getting funded,• Joyce said. #We think it's very likely it will get in.• Officials have said the Back Bay would be in good shape if it could be dredged about every five years. This year's dredging project, which only last week cleared a major fund- ing hurdle, was the first one in a decade. DON LEACH I OAlt.Y PILOT Above, two exdted OCC graduates wave to fainny and friends as the school held its 50th commencement ceremony at LeBard Stadium on 1bunday. Below Jett. commencement speaker Jennifer Brown talks with the crowd of 5,000 about her experiences on campus and Student dropout rate falls yet again .. the seU-dJJcovery process she underwent while at college. Com • Experience on OCC's speech team prompts Costa Mesa resident Jennifer Brown to pursue career in motivational speaking. By Amy Spurgeon, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -When she applied to be the student speaket at OCC's 50th annual oommence.ment ceremony, Jennifer Brown gave a speech in front of eight judges. speaker finds niche On Thursday night, the 20-year- old Costa Mesa resident bad an audience of more than 5,000 peo- ple at LeBard Stadium on campus. ·rve spoken in front of a big room of people,• Brown said. •But nev~ a stadium.• Brown, a 1996 graduate of Big Bear High Sc.hool, was chosen over five other classmates to be OCC's student speaker as diplomas and certificates of achievement were awarded to 1,975 students. • r ve worked so incredibly hard,• said Brown, who is planning a career as a motivational spe~er before employee groups. She said her experience on the OCC speech team for two years led to her decision to pursue the one-time hobby as a full-time career. · In her speech Thursday night, Brown talked about her experi- ences at OCC and the self-discov- ery process she went through over the past two years. •Running• was the title of her talk, in which she disculsed • SEE OCC PAGE 8 • Only 1 % of Newport-Mesa high school stu- dents dropped.out during 1996-97, well below Orange County, statewide averages. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Continuing a four-year trend. the number of students dropping out of Newport-Mesa high schools declined significantly during the 1996-97 school year, according to a report released today. Figures compiled by the state Department of EduC4tion show the district's rate is well below Orange County and statewide averages. •we've worked really bard and have asked our principals to work on finding ways to intervene to keep kids from drop- ping out,• said Tom Jacobson. Newport-Mesa's assistant superintendent of secondary education. The district's dropout rates declined to 1 % in the 1996~97 school year from 1.7 % in 1995-96. In comparison, Orange County's overall dropout rate last year was 2.5%, while the --• SEE DROPOUT PAGE I Students push for self-serve tobacco ban r----~-----------, Fish Fry begins tonight • Estancia High teens plan to appear before the Costa Mesa City Council next month. By Husein Mashni, Daily Piiot •Fun, games and plenty of fish will be featured at annual event, which will continue through Sunday. By Alison.Murra>' Daily Pilot I : : Why . weight? Shage up with libra11J resources I f you've lost the battle with chips, dips and comfort foods during the long, wet winter, you may want to commit to healthier eating and exercise . habits as bathing suit season . approaches. For help with the : task, tum to library resources. The key to weight control is not punish--o ing exercise tM combined . with starva- , tion, says · HLean Bod- ies• author Cliff Sheats. Rather than dieting, this · clirucal nutri- . tiorust advo- . cates eating more of the rigbt kind of calories as a means of charging up your metabolism so your body bums fat more effi- ciently. Along with nutritional guid- ance, Anna and Cynthia Benson ·share secrets for staying motivat- . ed. exercising effectively and achieving physical and mental fitness in HFIRM for Llfe. • Find tips for weight training and diet analysis, inspiring testimonials and pro- : files of : people ·who've : lost :f>ounds and inch- es in this recently published . volume. Also new this . year are shape-up guides from fwo popular fitness gurus. In Denise Austin's H Jumpstart. • learn h ow to look a nd feel b e tte r .fh undo.-o mon lh, thro u g h s mort ·eating and exercise . In HK.athy .Smith's Getting Better All the · 1b:ne, • find common-sense :4dvice for eating sensibly, work- :.ing out to get results, and plan- :Uing meals that will liberate you O-om dieting. Getting in shape generally involves resisting cravings and feelings of deprivation. Manage both with help from •&tmg Thin for l.Jfe," featuring food secrets from people who've lost weight and kept it ott. Uncover other principles of wellness and nutri- tion in Jane Fonda's •cooking for Healthy Uving, • illuslrated with sumptuous color photos of healthful dishes. . There are 200 low-fat recipes from one of the world's most lux- urious spas, with a complete nutritional analysis for each dish, in •Tue Golden Door Cook- book." For those following one of today's popular low-carbohy- drate regimens, there's "The Low-Carb Cookbook.• a primer on how to stock a pantry, plan C LIFF ~HI '\TS' LEAN meals and alter cook- ing methods to aecom- modate your dietary program. Boosting your activity level will inevitably speed up your sbape- up plan. For help in this area, check out •The Ultimate Lean Rou- tine,• featuring a 12-week cross· training and fat-loss program. Obtain other tips for motivating yourself and developing a work- out scheme in •On the Run,• by elite marathoner Grete Waitz. Finally, if you're overwhelmed by sometimes conflicting counsel about diet and exercise, tum to HThe New York Times Book of Health.• In this compendium of articles dating back to 1993, find balanced aaaoas:rnenUI of often controdJctory adV1.ce a bout welgbt control, exercise, vitamin supplements and other health- related topics. • OECX rr our is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column is by Debbie Walker. PUMOOIHAH. <Net FlnlncW Offk:lr ltEADfllS HODJNE 642-6086 VOL 12. NO. 127 Record your ""<lOf-m.-mtf-n-ts about n o.lfy Pltot or news tips. AQQIESS OUr eddr.-ls 330 W. l.y St: c-. ~ c.Nf. 92Ql_ By Stacy Brown-Martinis Not many high school juniors refer to ex-Bealle George Harrison as •uncle George,• but Anoushk.a Sbimker isn't like most juniors . The 17-year-old is the daughter of Ravi Sh.ankar, the world-renowned sitarist who taught Harrison and other con- temporary musicians how to play the instrument And 78- year-old Sbankar, dubbed the godfather of world music by Harrison., still totirs the world with his daughter by his side. For the past four years, Anoushka bas joined her father in every one of bis concerts, which take them to parts of the world most people only see on television: The pair comes to the Orange County Performing Arts Center Sunday for one performance at 7:30 p.m. Anoushka is well on her way to carrying on the legend her father began. Studying two hours a day during the school week and three to four hours on the weekends is the normal practice regimen for Anoushka, and she wouldn't have it any other way. •1 love it,• she said. •Playing the sitar is so much fun and I love music. Most child prodigies burn out young. I'm trying to balance my (home) life, my school life and my music life." Prom March to December, Anoushka and Ravi concentrate on classical Indian music stud- ies in India, while playing con: certs in Asia. While away, Anoushka takes correspondence courses to keep up with her school work. In the fall and spring they tour the United Sta'-so sb.e will be clo.er to her Southern Colltor- Dia 8Chool, and in the summer they tour Ewope. ' . •navel is seriously my favorite thing," Anoulbka said. •1rs taught me so much more than school and I've met so The "'GocHatber" of world music. Ravi Shankar, and his 17-year-old daughter, Anoushka, both sltarlsts, have performed together for four years. Anousbka practices at least two hours a day, along with school work and an ex1ensWe touring schedule that takes her to India and Europe. many different types of people.• fonning arts center and univer- Anoushka learned to play the sity. He taught musicians lilce sitar when she was 9, and she Harrison and John Colttme became serious about pursuing and members of The Rolling music full time when she was Stones, The Byrds and The 12. At 13, she played her first Grateful Dead bow to play the concert with her father in Delhi. ethereal-sounding instrument, •ttaving an audience is whiclt he made popular. great exposure,• she said. Ravi Sbankar bas made •And I love being on stage with more than 60 recordings, won my dad.• two Grammy Awards and was A noushka was born 1n Lon-nominated for an Academy don, lived in IQ.dia for a Award for his musical score of wblle and at age 11 "Ghandl. • At the peak of his moved to the UD1tad States. She career he played upwa.rd••of 40 a&id thAt fa.rnDy plan& to atay ln er AllAludJ.n Khan. The nvo con cert& o month, and although Soutbetn Cal1fomia for good. Uved in a small dwelllng during he still tours, his schedule ls not Ravi Shftnlcftr is the most the 19:40s, practicing up to 18 nearly as hectic. wjdely recoaWzecl D hours a day. •My dad will always be ambuaador-ofln""dre ' In .1956, Ravi toured the around mu.sic, I don't think he young Sbankar began studying United States and bas appeared would be able to go on without music in India with sarod play· at virtually every major per-it,• Anoushka said. . . Sheriff candidates r off er different ideas . :• In Newport Beach ; forum, candidates outline ~what they would do if : elected to succeed retiring :: Sheriff Brad Gates. .. : By Greg Risling, Daily Pilot .--~;;.._--.:~--=.._.;.~~- ~ NEWPORT BEACH -They ~are veterans in their field. Both .: want to ellSW'e Orange County's :. safety first and foremast. But their ~approaches differ greafiy. .. Orange County Marshal Mike :· Carona and Santa Ana Police : Chief Paul Walters, who are vying :: to become sheriff in Tuesday's election, squared off Thursday at . The Pacific Club. They are seek- ing to fill the seat being vacated by retiring Sheriff Brad Gates. In the hour-long forum pre- sented by Yo\lllg Executives of America, both candidates were given seven minutes to ouijine their goals if elected to office and then answered several ques- tions. Carona, who arrived late because of heavy traffic, said he , offers a 10-point plan to help relieve jall overaowding through private and public partnerships. If he can't solve the ovetOowding problem, Carona promised not to seek re-election. "We don't have the bed space to hold all of these offenders," Ca.rona said. "By adding more beds, it gets them out of the sys- tem that teaches them to rob and puts them in a pJace w~ they can be rehabilitated." Walters has been credlted for the largest reduction in '51me in Santa Ana histQry -a 50% decrease over six yt!ars. The chief said he is committed to community·oriented policing, one of the reasons crime has been cut drastically in Santa Ana. "Putting people in jail isn't the only answer to solving the crime problem," said Walters, who not- ed that Santa Ana is one of only three training sites in California for the new police philosophy. "We want to be in touch with the community, listening to their needs.• Walters has been endorsed by many of Orange County's law enforcement agencies, while Carona has the support of local and state politicians. ; Silent march set against . : handgun manufacturer • Bryco Arms of Costa , Mesa targeted by group pushing for fewer, safer weapons. By Greg Risling, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -More than 600 pairs of children's shoes will be delivered to the front door of a local gun manufacturer Saturday morn- ing as part of a national silent march against handgun violence. State Sen. Richard Polanco will be joined by hundreds of parents · whose children have been shot to death for the 11 a.m. rally outside 1 Bryco Arms, a Clinton Avenue : plant that manufactures so-called · •Saturday-night special• hand- : guns. The event is sponsored by ; Orange County Citizens for the · Prevention of Gun Violence. · ·we want the gun manufac- : turers to make a safer product,• ' said Charles Blek, organizer of the event sponsored by Orange County Citizens for the Preven- tion of Gun Violence. Blek's son, Matthew, was killed in 1994 by a group of teenagers in New York City. The last time he saw his son was at the Fullerton train station four years ago this weekend. "The manufacturers are ignor- ing us for big profits,• Blek said. "The silent march says enough is enough." The pairs of shoes being deliv- ered to Bryco Anns were donated by families and friends of victims of gun violence. The shoes sym- bolize the loss of life and a call to the gun industry to be more responsible in the way they design and market their products, Blek said, adding that he would like to see fewer guns and perma- nent identification markings on all weapons. Bryco Arms was selected by the group because members claim it is one of the leading pro- ducers of low-quality handguns. According to the federal Bureau of Alcohol. Tobacco and Firearms, one of the top hand- guns traced to crimes in 1995 was made by Bryco. The end of the march will be marked by a poem read by 13- year-old Shanelle Johannessen of Rancho Santa Margarita, who was wounded last summer by a stray bullet. Forgey, Crummel plead innocent • Preliminary hearing set for June 9 for pair accused of repeatedly sexually molesting a teenage boy. By Greg Risling, Doily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -A pre- limiruuy hearing was set for June 9 for Dr. llumell Forgey, 80, and his former roommate, James Lee Crummel, who pleaded innocent Thursday to allegations that they sexually molested a teenager. The pair face 16 felony counts of acting in concert to commit forcible oral copulation and sodomy of a 16-year-old victim, a former patient of Forgey, who once worked as a psychiatrist at care homes in Costa Mesa and Orange. John Zitny, an attorney in the Alternate Defender's office, a division of the Public Defender's office, bas been assigned to rep· resent the two suspects. Zitny's office is given cases when there • ap~ to be a eonflict of in~rest : with the public defender. "At this time I don't know what the conflict is,• he said. A Public Def ender's office spokesman couldn't be reached for comment Thursday. The victim claims the two men drugged and· attacked him on several occasions in Porgey's Newport Beach condominium between December 1994 and May 1995. Neighbors launched a campaign last year when police, under Megan's Law, informed them that a child molester was living with Forgey. Crummel, 54, has been con- victed in four states of various sex crimes against children as young as 9. Authorities have also charged Cummel with the mur- der of James netter, • 13--year- old Costa Mesa boy who disap- peared in 1979. Criunmel discov- ered the boy's badly chaued body off a road in Riverside County in 1990. • ·FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1998 Silly season makesfor great entertai,nment T uesday, June 2. Election Day. You're excited. aren't you? You're like a 6-year- old on Ouistmas Eve. You're like an Oscar nominee waiting for your name tO be read. Can you stand it1 Go ahead, say it You won't hurt my feelings. The whole bUsiness is a huge, min.d,.numbing bore - except for hopelessly addicted political junkies like myself. By now, you'd like to reach inside th~ television, grab every.candi- date by the neck and shriek ugly, mean-spirited things that would make your mother gasp. Can't blame you. Every year or two, you're marooned in a bliz- zard of claims, promises, charges, counter-charges, news stories, mailers and commer- cials. The candidates all sound the same and the ballot initia- tives are indecipherable. If you'll giye it a chance, though, I think you'll find that silly season is an excellent entertainment value. Confused about where the candidates stand on the issues? Easy. In exactly the same spot. They are "tough on crime" an~ "care deeply about education.• They will "stop government waste" and "cut through the bureaucracy:" Every other can- didate was an •author of the three-strikes law.• At last count, 437 people wrote the three- strikes law. peter buff a They support term limits and will work hard for "campaign reform.• Republicans are not just Republicans. They are ·Reagan Republicans.· I forgot -each and every one is a "proven tax fighter." It used to be that everyone was a tax fighter, but that's just not good enough anymore. You have to be a proven tax fighter. Everybody has •a plan" -a plan to improve our schools, a plan to end government waste, a plan for better~ealth care. Apparently, no one is a "politician, n including candi- dates who have been in office half their adult lives. Newcom- Meeting Location: Newport Beach Central Ubrary Friend's Room I 000 Avocado Avenue Monday, June 1, 1998 7:00 pm For more information, please call: 644-3131 -paJd advertisement - ers, in pcuti.cular, brag that they are absolutely, positively, no way, no how politicians. It's the only job I know of where the applicants crow about the fact that they have no experience whatsoever. "Vote for Bob for State Assembly. He Doesn't Have a Clue How It Works.• Anotb& favorite is "outsider.• The most notable, of course, was Ross Perot, who was just a little old O\ltsider and not at all like those politicians. Never mind that he'd been deeply involved with three administrations before his 1992 presidential bid. And Ross, of course, was just one example of a trend that has already changed the face of American politics forever - megabucks candidates with self-funded campaigns. Forget about "\Vhattv1akes Sammy Run.· I want to know what makes Mike Huffington, Steve Forbes, Darryl Issa and Al Checchi run. I have a theory. (You were afraid of that, weren't you?) Picture-this. You are a very successful businessperson. Money? Please, you must be joking. You never have to work anoth& day in your life. You didn't get to where you are by being shy, indecisive and other- wise wimpy. You usually domi- nate the conversation, and you certainly dominate the people with whom you surround your- self. When the pb.air at the end of the really long rosewood con- ference table belongs to you, people tend not to say: "You know, Steve, I've heard some dumb ideas in my day, but that is the mother of all dumb ideas. You can't be serious." rt's more like ·1 gotta tell you, Steve, that is brilliant!. At the next board meeting, your chief financial officer says, "Geez, Steve, why aren't you running things instead of those jackaSses in (pick one) Wash- ington, Sacramento, City Hall?" _ You ask your assistant to call in some "top political consul- tants." Whatever objections you raise, they will convince you that it's~ "tough, but doable. Absolutely doable, Steve.• Ten months and about $20 million later, you're thanking your supporters in your conces- sion speech and promising to "stay involved.• But at the end of the day, it's still the best representative democracy the world has ever seen, warts and all. So make sure you vote Tuesday. if you haven't voted absentee already. One to a customer please. I gotta go. • P£TER MffA is mayor of Costa Mesa. His column is published Fridays. E-mail him at PtrB40AOLcom . Carpet :\l) I i\TLRl.Sl :\l) P.\ Y\11 :\T lt) I qqq 2927 S. Bristol St. • Costa Mesa Mon~-6pra • [i] JOHN BLOESER CARPET ONE =-~=-.::. ~·m;'7St-2J24·-, o."'..:.·~M ~ ~·· ·EL!@CHITO FIESTM .. \ , .• • FRtoAV, MAY 29, i998 . . . . . . .. . . . West Side redeve~opment plan outlined •Costa Mesa nffidals say details won't be available witll lifter a consultant is chosen to develop sped.fie plan. By AJlson Murray, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Mayor Peter Buffa and dty offldall introduced more than 50 West Side business owners and residents to a very basic outline of a proposed West Side redevelopment plan Thurs- day at a meeting sponsored by the Latino Business Council. It was the first community. meeting the .city has held on the issue, and offidals stressed that the plan is only in itS prelwinary. phase. The dty is expected to choose a consultant to develop the West Side Specific Plan in the next 30 days, Buffa said. It then will be 12 to 14 months before the fin.81 plan is ready to be implemented. he said. •There wasn't a lot of detail, because we don't have a lot of detail,• Buffa said after the meeting. · "'1-thuugb~g was very helpful because it clarified the fact that we are at the begin- ning of the process,• said Bill Turpit, former executive director of Families-Costa Mesa. Among other things, the con- sultant will be responsible for identifying economic opportuni- ties on the West Side; developing a plan to manage and improve traffic, especially on Newport Boulevard, Placentia Avenue and 17th and 19th streets; and finding ways to improve the existing infrastructw"e, from parks and schools to storm drains. The West Side is defined as the area west of Harbor and Newport boulevards, south of Joann Street to the southern and western bor- ders of the city. Although Costa Mesa already has a redevelopment district, most of the West Side does not fall under its umbrella, Buffa said, and rather than form a new rede- velopment agency, members of the Oty Council ultimately will make the dedsiom, with input from an advisory committee of West Side representatives. •What l·want is that the lines of communication between the dty and the Latinp Business. Council remain open and that they look to us for ideas,• said Manfredo Lespier, president of the Latino Business Council. The consultant also will be asked to create a detailed outreach program to keep business owners and residents informed, Buffa told people at the meeting who expressed concerns about the level of community involvement. M If six months go by and you haven't heard anything about it, if you haven't been involved, then something has gone terribly wrong," he said. Once the plan is developed, it could take five to 20 years to implement the changes, said Mike Robinson, Costa Mesa's principal pla.nner and the pro- For $485 a month, it comes with everything under the dual sunroofs ERWIN SENGCO I DAILY PllOT Costa Mesa officials are considering a long-tenn plan to revitalize the West Side, which is bounded on the north by Joann Street and on the southeast by Newport Boulevard. ject maQager. Mlt was a good first step," Buf- fa said of the meeting, Nbut it's the first step in a journey of a thou- sand miles.• Robinson said he was pleased by the level of community interest in the plan as indicated by the turnout at the meeting. NJ think we're excited about it," he said. #The last few years, we've been kind of reacting to development. 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' FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1998 (Age dOesn't matter for these Newport triathletes •High-energy couple, 61 and 50, looking forward to 21st annual Newport Beach event Sunday. By Nan C. Platto NEWPORT BEACH -Age is only a nwnber when it comes to living life to the extreme for Bill and Ann Pordiani. . At 61 and 50, respectively, the high-energy Newport Beach cou- ple have climbed the highest mountain peaks in the continental United States and rank among the world's top triathletes and duathletes. The couple begin a typical weekday at 5:45 a.m. with a six- mile training run with several friends beginning at Newport Harbor High School. After work, they join a group of triathletes at Corona del Mar High School's pool for an intense, one-hour swim workout. On weekends, the¥ .take bicycle rides ot up. to 50 miles. And their garage has been converted into a home gymnasi- wn equipped with a stationary bike and weights. Each year, the couple look for- ward to competing with friends at the Human Race Triathlon in Newport Beach, the oldest triathlon in the United States. The 21st annual race Sunday has been renamed the Kring and Brown Newport .Beach 'Jttathlon to incoipOrate its title sponsor and host city. More than 700 athletes are expected to partidpate in the event sponsored by the Irvine law firm of Kring and Brown and coor- dinated by Anaheim-based Pad.f- ie Sports U.C. 1\-aditionally a fall event. the triathlon was moved up this year to become the first such event on the Southern ·California schedule. It will begin at 6:45 a.m. at Newport Dunes with a half-mile swim in the Back Ba:y, followed by a oat 13- mile bicycle ride through Newport Beach and Irvine and condude with a hilly three-mile Back Bay run along Jamboree Road. During the spring and summer, triathlons and duathlons take precedence over hiking and other outdoor activities for the couple. With race season upon them, they concentrate on training for each segment. Triathlons include swim.ming, bicycling and run- ning, while duathlons skip the ~egment.- Even though Bill Fordiani con- siders himself to be in #active· retireinent, he manages to balance training with a 40-hour-a-week engineering job. And his wife con- tinues to work part-time as a cor- porate travel planner in Irvine. Since the couple met in 1971. they have been active in outdoor sports, including running, hilcing, Sadie I You're 1n Beer Heaven ~ ~~1 ~!J'IA DON LEACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT BW and Ann Fordlani, of N ewport Beach , are ready to compete in this Sunday's 21st annual Newport Beach triathlon. canoeing and sailing. enter a local triathlon. A major turning point in Bill Fordiani's life occurred when his father became critically ill fu the early 1980s. Fearingthattie could suffer the same fate, he accepted a challenge from his brother to A new lifestyle emerged. Ann Fordiani immediately joined him in entering local run- ning events. They also joined the COM Mavericks, a cycling group, riding up to 100 miles per JUDSON SCHOOL Est. 1928 • Scottsdale • Arizona • Mrs. Barbara Wick: in Laguna May 29-31 Call 949-376-9073 for info. or appt Now Enrolling for Summer 8t Fall Terms Summer School at lpine Dramatic White Mtns. of Arizona Grades 9-12 • 8200' Altitude Catch Up, Get Ahead, Stay Ahead I Wi•er School at Scottsdale ACADEMIC SUCCESS AND PERSONAL GROwnt TRADITIONAL COLLEGE PREP• SUPPORT• ESL SMALL CLASSES • GRADES 3· 12 EXTENSIVE ATHLETIC• EQUESTRIAN• ACTJVmES STUDY/TRAVEL• INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Box 1569 •Scottsdale, AZ 85252•1602) 948-7731 email: admiuionsOJudsonschool.com Experience You Can Trust LICENSE *727306 week, began training with a master's swimming team at the Newport-Mesa YMCA, and began competing in triathlons throughout California. The couple also became mem- bers of the highly competitive •vour Name Here• (now Mission Hospital) biathlon team, receiving invitations to compete in world . championship triathlon and duathlon races in England, Aus- tralia and Italy. Both were named to the U.S. National Duathlon team. In 1996, Ann Fordiani was the first U.S. finisher in her age group, placing seventh in Ferraro, Italy, and has been ranked No. 1 in her age group on the All-Amer- ican Tuathlon team for the past six years. Races for the couple include the U.S. Tuathlon Series race in Oceanside next month and a race in Florida to compete for a spot on the 1998 National Duathlon team. U their winning trend continues, they will travel with the team to Switzerland in the fall to compete in the World DuathJon Champi· onship. Both agrEC they en1oy the opportunity to travel with the national team. but admit the local racing circuit is home. Bill Fordiam placed first in bis age group at the recent Bonelli Parle 1iiathlon in San Dimas and bis wife placed seoood behind her longtime rival. Diane Ito of Long Beach. On Sunday, the couple will be right at home at the Newport Beach triathlon, which began in 1977 as a team relay and included an ironman competition. In 1986, the triathlon switched to a more traditional swim, bike and run format. A pre-race Multi.sport Fitness Expo on Saturday will be open to the public at the Newport Beach Marriott Suites. After Sunday's race, awards will be presented at Newport Dunes Resort to the top three finishers in each age group according to gender and in the relay category. For more information about the triathlon, call Pacific Sports-at 978-1528 or visit its web site at http://www.paclflcllC.com . • NAN C. PlATIO is a free-lance writer who lives in Costa Mesa. 250 E. 17th SL, Suit8 D Phone or Fax in your order phone: (714) 548-4403 fax: (714) 548-5564 Open Everyday U:OOam-9:00pm --~~--------- -----------~ --_, --I ~-~~!"-• -~~J'-T~ltc-...- • F'RfDAY, MAY 29, 1998 I DROPOUT CONTINUED FROM 1 state's overall rate was 3.3%. Of 5,494 high school students '*1'olled in Newport-Mesa in '1996-91, only 51 dropped out. •Jt IMlly says we're meeting the ~ ot out students, .. said school ~member Serene Stokes. •; She said students \lSuaily drop et for one of two rt•DOS: to work support their fNDiHes or because ct>eY get loo In the system. "• •we've really work~ with our lJispa,n.tc parents to'belp them see )f>w important it is for their kids ~ stay in school,• Stokes said. r" While Latino students show e highest dropout rate tewide, Newport-Mesa school cials were not immediately le to provide the dropout rates race, gender or grade. ' • School officials said they are · g more vigilant to provide .assistance for students who are ~g signs of dropping out. : "Poor attendance is one of the Dia.in indicators that they may be at risk of dropping out,· said act- ing Superintendent Robert Fran- cy. "It usually starts with tardiness and an occasional missing of a Class. Then they start missing whole days.• If students show these signs, Prancy said school officials will attempt to meet with their families to find out what may be happening and how to best intervene. By the state's definition, a stu- dent is officially classified as a . . .. ·. . . dropoutif, after45daysofleavlrig : SMOKE a school, there bu been no cone-! spondence to indicate the Sttid.8Dt : has started attendiiig another : CONTINUED FROM 1 school : • •Jttheygotoanotherschool. we ! they said, ~ Welt-service will get records from that school : tigarett.e ~ya decnl••• dga· telling us about it.• said Carole : rette .U. to mlDan by 52%. Karamanoz, registrar at Estanda i •rm to J)IVud ol tbele ~·· High School. which bas seen a siz-i s&ld ESt4Dda Prilidpe.J ~gy able dent tn lSs own dropout rates : Anatol •Wb,at ~re domg .ls over the past two years. i above and beyOnd tbe calfof duty For 1996-97, tbe school bad only : for tlM!ini, ilDd it's a grMl cause.• 11 dropouts, oompared with 28 : In additioD to EIDl!lgizing a Jet- during the previous school year. : ~writing campNgn. tbe lbxkmtl •1 think it's because they know 1 toured several local liquor ltoft!ll this is a great school," said Mimi : and asked owners and managers Birch. Estanci.a's assistant prind-i ebout removing the displays. pal for disdpline. : •we went to eight stores,• Jacobson said the district has i Mehgan said. 11E!ery one of them set up numerous altemetives for : bad self ·service displays.• students who are considered to i ~ Of the ownen wwe CXJr· ~ bUt ICIGe o~ to eMbei mO'ring tbi toMceo dJlple'P Mhtnd tbil oomiw or to k-c k•og up dgarettM, tbe :::.said. Undet8aed., tbela have tMa:I tbC CIM to ----edae-loQI ol tbe ICbDal dlibtd. Nm. tbey1l be me~ a pn1111tatkm at a Costa Mela ffiP ScbOol Pu- ent-Teacher-Sb.adeDt Aleodatioo meeUng. On June 15, the students Will make tbeli presentaUon to the City Council. •rve seen a lot ol my friends smoking, and it's bad for them.• said Chris. •1 wanted to do some- thing to help, and I think this is a way ~ help cut down on teenage smoking." be at risk of dropping oul ! ------------------------"We have math labs and read-! ·. ing labs in the district," he said. 1 f IS H "For those students who don't : survive in the district, we also ! have an excellent relationship ! CONTINUED FROM 1 with the Horizon schools.• ! Horizon schools ere set up by 1 Performers include swing the county for students who have : band Johnny Pink and the Big been expelled or who need a l Shots, the featured house band of more flexible school schedule : the Orange County Fair, at 7 p.m. while working. : today. Pinkman, a pink-clad uni- ~e the dro~ in .Newpoi:t-! cyclist from the Orange County Mesas nwn~rs . ts ~ored m Fair, will appear from 6 to 1 p.m. most other districts m Orange "They're just playing at the ~ounty, the ~wnber. of dro~.uts Fish Fry in preparation for the m neighboring Irvine Unified • . School District more than tripled. fair, said .Erin Hunt, an Orange In 1996-97, Irvine had a dropout County Pair. spok~~o~. rate of 1.9% compared with 0.5% Saturdays festivities will begin the previous year. Of the 6,974 stu-at 10 a.m. Stud~nts from Wanda's dents in Irvine's high schools, 135 Dance Studio will perform at 4:30 dropped out last year. p.m. A thea trical dance group will perform at 1 p.m. A cutest-baby oontest will be held at 3:30 p.m. Sunday. Pre-reg- istered babies will be judged in two age groups -6 to 12 months and 12 months to 2 years old. The group Ritmo Latino will perform at 1 p.m. Sunday. Drawings for prizes, including a 50-inch color television and a travel certificate, will be held at 9:15 p.m. Friday, 3:30, 6 and 9:15 p.m. Saturday, and 5:30 p.m. Sun- day. A grand prize of $5,000 will be given away at 8:30 p.m. Sun- day. General admission to the Fish Pry is free; fish dinners are $6. Proceeds go to local charities. PROCESSING LABS PHOTO GIFTS $2.00 OFF BEAUTY PAGENT Friday, June 26, 1998 MOUSE PADS, MUGS, T-SIIlRTS & PUZZLES Bring in a color or Black & White print up to 8x t 0 and we will laser transfer it into one of our photo gifts. Sponsored by Proceeds to l!eM/ftthe UonsC/ub Charities The Miss Newport Beach Beauty Pageant will be held on Friday, June 26, 1998. The event will take pl.ace at 7:00 p.m. at the Hyatt Newporter Hotel & Resort. Stngle young women between the ages of 18 and 25 who live in Newport Beach and are interested in competing ~ receive further information by calling Sally Nockold at 644-6105 or Valerie Howard at 646-3666. Entry fee $100. Deadline is June 5th. Yes, I am inlmsUd in tnredng the 1998 Miss Newpcxt Bmch BealJ\Y Pdgrar1t ~namels: ________________ _ Mfaddres.9is: ______________ _ f.\Y ¥--MY Phone# Day Night __ _ Mall to: Mm Newport Beadl J>a:Flnt 125~ Newport c.oast. CA 926.57 occ CONTINUED FROM 1 •leclrniDg the value of strength and enduruoe, bow to take big- ger stridel and how to stop and breathe and become more aware ot the world aroWld us.• Brown said she bas stopped running and has found henelf because of everything she learned at occ, where she received an assodate's arts degree in general education. She plans to attend Pepper- dine University in Malibu in the - fllll, majoring ln orgamutlonat c::ommumcatlon with an emphasis on pubUC relatioins. Her perents, Jett and Cynthia Brown of Big Bear, along with her grandparents, brother and aunt, attended the OCC graduation. · Brown attributed bet success and happiness at OCC to the financial and emotional support of her grandparents in Laguna· Beach. • , "Both her grandmother end: myself are extremely proud~ and• elated for What she's d911e, • said: her gra.Jllttather, William E.• Brown. •she's doing tremendous-: ly well.• .... 1 Rll.-~NllCllTBI' ii j) ¥1-WilAl.j.u ,.,....., ....... 11,., ..... .., ............... ...... ... ...... .,,... ......................................... ..... R•••••irtellllflllAIDtlnlJ ....,.,. ............... ........ .~ . ....,,. ...... ... • M1WOM • IOCllUll • mll ... • IUllW • UE.I• awll.°'9• ._ FCIRMI • ClllCUlMI • PNCE UITI• NIT CMDI • .._,. .,..... • --CMDl• l.SIUTlrtlYBll 2620 EAST COAST HIGHWA Y •CO RONA DEi MAR. 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By Jason Hill, Daily Pilot determined. • No tall Morton and Myers, who swept their first two sets, 6-2, 6-4, were matcbed up against Dana Hills' No. 1 team, Brian Liebman.and John Lippert, with CdM hursing a 7-5 lead at the start of the third round. The set was tied when Morton dropped in a winner and broke serve to take a 5-4 lead with Morton serving for the set. . and closed out the set 6-4. Sameer Chopra and Sam QUOTE OF THE DAY "(Amber StMnJ II con/idatt and rtady ro nm fa*I: I think•) reatJg ro brtak through ... • -NEWPORT JWUJOR TRACK COAQI ERIC 1WBIT KM HAGGE.RTY·ZVlJJS I DAl.Y Pf.OT Shahmarcli CdM's Cameron Taylor reaches o\rt tales here, 552 Club is for real DANA POINT -Though they have not been playing together long at Corona del Mar High, freshmen Brian Morton and Randy Myers have been nearly unbeatable this season in doubles. Their ability and teamwork helped them pull out a key match as the Sea Kings defeated Dana Hills, 10-8, in Thursday's semifinals of the CIF Southern Section Division 1 tennis playoffs. CdM plays Peninsula, a 15-3 winner oyec Woodbridge, in the championship match on Tuesday, site and time to be Leading 40-30, Morton hit a volley that be and Myers both thought was in. Lieb- man and Lippert disputed the call and the ball was eventually ruled out bringing the game to deuce. Morton wasted no time with a smash winner that gained the._advantage. Myers then hit a ball that was returned, but out, closed out their final set, 6-1, and Parker Collins won his set, 6-0, to clinch the match for CdM (21-1). as he makes a return at Dana Hills. ·-•SEE TEN • Hoag Hospital is the ultimate beneficiary, but everyone seems to get their rewards from the annual billfish tourney. daily pilot college athlete of the month outbem California College's '9Abell team wu sweating .-little bit In the NAIA Par West Regional playoffs. Sure, the :Vanguarm bad the edge t>eing the top seed and the newly- aowned Golden State Athlepc Conference chempl, but one-run ~ and extra lnn1ngs tend to brlog. a ~ ~wa&n to 1M bn)w. WbeD thi hiit started to get '**' lbllr l.'Ollan. though. Co.ch letll Renkoeki and her ~felt. cool bnae ~ ..... !MDI ftltd. It ='-'et third.,.... Ud aroand tbl betW'I bOt lllf!IY DOW Dd theft, TR I\( K Area trio eyes State • Masters Meet tonight at Cerritos last hurdle to State. By Jason Hill, Daily Pilot CERRITOS -Three Newport- Mesa Disbict athletes stand a good chance to place in the top five at today's Masters track meet at Cerritos College which would earn them 6 spot in next week's state champi- onships. : Newport Harbor High Coach Eric Tweit feels that freshman Amber Steen is primed to run her best race of the season in the 1,600 meters if she can stay up front with the leaders. ·she can't sit back and wait.· lWeit said. ·u she stays dose, she's going to surprise herself and a few other ~ pie." TWeit thinks it's possible that Steen can run five minutes or faster if she can stay focused. ·she's confi- de nt and ready to run faster,· 1\veit ,. 1 said. "I think she's ready to break : through.· 1 Steen will have to compete against I 1 some of the top runners in the area, l including Nordhoff's Elaine Canchola and Yucaipa's Kimi Welsh. One notable scratch is University's Allisoo Marquand who has dropped the race to concentrate on the 3,200. The 1,600 will be run at 6:17 p.m. Costa Mesa's hopes ride on the shoulders of Bruce Hancock in the boys 1,600 (6:28 p .m.) and Matt Rudesill in the discus throw (5:38 p.m.). Coach John Carney feels that the 1,600 could be one of the cl~ races of the day. "It could be a real barn burner,• Carney said. "The top seven runners all run between 4:13 and 4:17." To qualify, Hancock wQ1 likely need to run better than his J>er: sonal best, 4:17.69. • Rudesill can qualify if he stays true to form. coming up with good throwi in big meets. "He must throw over 165 feet if he's going to make it,• Car- ney said. "He's done that in a few big meets this year. He just needs to go in, relax and get the job done. • "This meet is a stepping stone to state. There are no awards or aceo; lades after its over and you can't look forward to throwing better on anoth- er day.· Estanda JwdoT Alberto Manos is looking at todayts 3,200 (B:33 p.m.) as a chance to have fun, chase as al record and learn. "We're (or.Jlim..to finish in.the.top..1~ Charlie Appell s.lld. "Hels going to go out and run as bard as he can. He'a .. just happy to be here and happy to • have finished ~ in the divWoaal finals (Division Ill).• TENNIS CONTINUED FROM 7 •we've played really well together," Morton said. Morton and Myers had played together in a few mafc}les in juniora play, but weren't teamed together tor the Sea Klng1 until a Sea View League match against Santa Margarita. "We were already u1 knew they had two excellent singles players, so we were shooting for a win in doubles ... " -TIM M ANG used to each other and the coach just threw us together and said to try it,• Mor- ton said. The pair is 11-1 this season. •1 love it," M ye r s added. •1t also helps that he's my best friend." Chopra and Shah- marcli also played well together for the second match in a row, sweeping the other two sets, 6-1, 6-4. "I knew that they (Dana Hills) had two excellent singles play- ers.· Sea Kings Coach Tim Mang sa1d. "So we were shoot- ing for a WU\ in doubles." Seven of CdM's 10 points came from doubles victories. Despite the success of his doubles teams, Mang is still unsure of how his lineup will look when the Sea Kings face KIM HAGGERTY·ZVUUS I DAILY Pll.OT Corona del Mar's Curtis Ellmore d uels In CIF Division I semlfinals at Dana Hills Thursday. Peninsula in the finals. "We effort of Thursday's match came their 23-match streak ended need to wait and see how they . from CdM's No. 3 singles player with a final record of 23-1. matched up against Woodbridge Christian Jensen, who played a Clf DIVISION 1 sawvw.s and then we'll go from there,~ tough match against the No. 1 °**ADIL MM 10 DANA HILL.I I Mang said. singles of Dana Hills, Brian Singles: Collins (CdM) lost to Kent. The upcoming match is a Kent. 2 L lost t ea ·11 "L .... -' ..... o rrt o, ~. """'· rematch of a nonleague contest Jensen and Kent were tied Leventhal, 6-0; Taylor (CdM) lost. that CdM lost to Peninsula 9-9, late in the set until Kent broke ~. 4-6, won, 6-2; Jensen (CdM) lost. 81-79 in games. Mang hopes serve and led 5-4 serving for the 4-6, ~.won, 6-1. that his current doubles strategy match. Jensen fought back, but Doubles: Ellmore-Kulmatlcki (CdM) will help since Cd.M won only Kent pulled out a 6-4 victory. lost to Liebman-Uppert, 2-6, def. Jason.Wilson-Hayden, 6-1, lost to two sets in doubles the last time Kent swept his other matches, 6-Efstathioo-Fisher, 4-6; Mortoo-Myen the two teams played. 2, 6-0. . .\ (CdM) won, "6-4, 6-2, 6-4; Chopra- Perhaps the most courageous With the Joss the Dolphihs see Shahmardi (CdM) won, 6-4, 6-1, 6-1. • ROGERS CONTINUED FROM 7 home Chrissy Vega and tie it up. Rogen,·who bad already bipled and singled priOr to the RBI bunt. delivered her biggest blow in the ninth via a line-(lrlve triple deep to left field that aga.ln brougbt Vega in -for the game-winner this time. "I felt like I'd been struggling with bitting a lot lately. I've been working through it. staying after practice to work. little things, • Rogers said. "I was just thinking base bit to move (Vega) around. (But) the triple was nice." R~osld, however, said that Rogers is a source of consistency. ·she's been around and is one of the most comistent players. She's plafed well all year and just played that much better at the tournament," she said. Rogers hit at a .335 clip and owned.the squad's highest ~lugging percentage at .476. She rattled off 57 hits, behind . only Vega, and paced the team with 11 doubles and five triples. Her 30 RBI was also second on the team. During the Regionals, she went 5 for 12 with two triples, two RBI and shined defensively. Rogers also had five hits with a double and a home run during the NAIA National Championship Tournament. The Vanguards finished tied for fifth place. Rogers was named to the all-tournament team with Vega. . •Those were some things that got overlooked (in the Far West Regional championship game against Hawaii Pacific, a 1-0 win)," Renkoski said. ·she got a couple line drives where she snagged them right over her·head." •rve always felt that my defense is my: strongest point. I try to make up for not getting a hit with my defense,• the junior liberal studies major said. •And at Region~. I just felt really focused." A native of New Mexico, she decided to look West at SCC and bad beard that the Vanguards had just finished up a season where they went to the NAIA National Championships and placed third. Ironically, on the day she came for a workout, rain bad the team out pumping the field. something Rogers has become familiar with this season. "It's kind of a running joke, now,• Renkosk.i said. ".She came here to pump the field." Rogers actually bas a way oC pumping up her teammates, as well. L ----------------------------------------------~----------------------------------------------------------------~ Rogers' deJense, however, is not taken lightly. "She's huge. She's our third bat- ter, our third baseman, she never gets out of control,• Renkoski said. ·she's just the stability.· NHBA offering Sandlot league NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Harbor Baseball Assoa- abon IS orgaruzmg a "casual and very fun · baseball league called Summer Sandlot Baseball. The league is designed to give kids from the ages 7 -12 a chance to continue playing baseball alter the regular season ends. The league will run from July 7 to Aug. 11 Games take place once a week at Manners Field or Kaiser Field. The games start at 6 p.m. and conb.nue until sundown. The cost of registration is $30 doUars and players must be regis- tered by June 15. Players can be registered at the NHBA at 1048 Irvine Blvd .. swte 320 m Newport Beach. FOOTBALL CONTINUED FROM 7 more of a full practice.· Bnnk.ley also helped player attendance by starting later than most schools, a concession he annually makes to the traditional postseason runs made by boys track and field and boys volley- ball "I've always started late, because we usually had guys in other spring sports still compet- ing in the playoffs,· Brinkley said. This strategy worked well this spnng, as only Billy Oayton, a returrung staret m the secondary who missed Just one workout before the volleyball team was eliminated Wednesday night, had d spring conflict. Brinkley sdtd he will, once again, operate spnng drills as if they were fall practices without contact. He plans to put the Tars throuqti the..,p:ices ... f~J!l 1_:30-6_ p.rii., Tncltrdiiig thelf work in the· weight room. He said drills will conclude June 12, with a practice that will mvolve parents (walking through the workout with their sons), as well as a post-practice barbecue. :V Ol:J T:H BASEBALL NHB.Ns Broncos upset MeXico •Muller pitches seven-hitter to pace 7-5 victory over highly-regarded foe. IRVINE -Each year, Mexico sends a team to the Irvine Memorial Day Weekend baseball tournament to play in the Bronco Division. Each year it dominates the tournament. that is until it played the No. 1 team from the Newport Har- bor Baseball Association in the filial game of the tournament this past weekend. Pitcher lt.J. Muller pitched a seven-hitter with six strikeouts as the Bronco No. 1 team defeated Mexi- co, 7-5, in a seven-inning game. Mexico had cruised through the first.four games, averaging 17 runs per game, winning them all by mercy rule. Iii the top of the third inning, Kevin Courvesier scored on a groi.tnd out by Phllllp Gustin, but the KAYAKING NHBA team trailed 2-1. Mexico added two runs ln the bottom of the irlning. Taylor Young singled in the fourth inning and scored when Matt Encinias hit a monster home run to cut the lead to 4-3. Newport tied the score in the fifth when Gustin drove in Courvesier with a single. Patrick Keehan started the seventh inning with a double. Then Young came up and he slammed a two-run home run. Encinias hit a triple and scored an insurance run on a double by Blake Prestead. Muller went to the mound and held on .to the vic- tory. Newport also had toumameht victories against Fountain Valley and Tustin. Against Tustin, Newport pounded out 23 hits. Michael Vacker and Brian Walsh had hits in that game. Encinias had two home runs and five RBI in a 7- 7 tie with Dana Point. Colin Callahan drove in New~ port's other two runs with a double. Paddle Power Expo at Newport Aquatic Center NEWPORT BEACH -Paddle Power will be holding its annu- al Kayak Expo on June 6 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Newport Aquatic Center. The event will feature over 60 kayaks, canoes and surf skis for demonstration. Patrons will also be able to take the boats out for a test paddle. Admission is $7 for adults and $3 for children 12 and under. A portion of the events proceeds will go to the Newport Aquatic Center's Juniors Program. For information, call Paddle Power at (949) 675-1215. ~A~~ 113 anglen. 92 c.atko bau. 2 sand bass, DEEP SEA 4 sculpln. 3 rodcflsh, 110 m.cker•t. 117 bonito, 2 yellowt.il. • N9wport ......... boats. 37 anglen. 55 bonito, 110 c.atlc.o bas.I. 23 sand bass. 70 rnack«e!. TENNIS DAVENPORT ROLLS INTO THIRD ROUND • Newport Beach's Lindsay Davenport defeats South Africa's Hom in straight sets at French Open, 6-2, 6-0. PARIS -Lindsay Davenport of Newport Beach, seeking her first Grand Slam championship ln women's tennis, defeated South Africa's Llezel Hom, 6-2, 6-0, in the second round of the French Open on Thursday on the clay at Roland Garros. Davenport, seeded second behind Martina Hingis, has reached the semifinals of the past two Grand Slams: the U.S. Open last Sep- tember and the Australian Open in January. While clay is not Davenport's favorite surf ace, she entered this year's French Open with a 12-5 record at Roland Ga.nos. Davenport is 64-22 (.744) all time on clay. IJ TODAY • 11'ACK AND RELD High school boys and girts -OF Masters Meet at Cerritos Coll99e. boys shot put at •:». balance of field wents. 5:30 p.m.; first running event. 6 p.m. • TEMIS -OF Individual Round of 16 and quarterfinals at SeaCllff Tennis Oub. 6501 Palm Ave~ Huntington BHCh, 1 p.m. 9:00am -4:00pm NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH 800 IRVINE AVE. NEWPORT BEACH, CA The Art of Brazilian Jui- Jitsu in Newport Beach Located in Newport Beach, about a mile from the John Wayne Airport, you'll find, a school where you can throw your booklr away and do your homework on the street. A school whkh brings to the United States an art form gaining popularity and momentum -Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. This street fighting, ground grappling martial art style, born out of the traditional Japanese Jiu-Jitsu, has gained increasing notoriety as the one to watch, crushing other martial art style sin the Ultimate Fighting Championship. Joe Moreira's Jiu-Jitsu de Brazil I.a a clean, modem facility boasting as It• master instructor, sixth de~ black belt, UFC veteran Joe· Moreira. This aoH- spoken leader provides consistent methodical training at all skill levels, with a range of clasaes that Include a children's beginner class and a women's self-de/ens41 course. But don't let his quiet, "wallr: softly" attitude fool you. Moreira I.a a fierce competitor, with a host ol victories' and titles to his Cftdit. He Is a three-time Brazilian National Jiu-Jitsu ,Cba~e:d0n, f~me .. t'1AUclo~J• Champion and has earned National Jud~ Championships ln Brazil, Japan and FOR MORE INFO. CALL JOE MOREIRA'S JIU-JITSU DE BRASIL (949) 758-1222 OR NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH (7.~4) 780-3320 ~~huday, May 30th, Joe Moreira'• Jiu-Jitsu de Brull ls proud to praent th4! 1998 ·caJifomla State Champlonthlpe. Thi. event will be held at Newport Harbor High from 9:00 am to 4;()() pm. , Por more informa~ call Joe Moreira'•' lu itau de Brull at 9'9 156-1222. PUILIC NOTtcrt PUBUC NOT1Cll PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICD PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICll PUILIC NOTIC!I PUIUC NOTICU MUC NOTICI o~i!lox~ieiN 11043 PUBLIC NOTICI Have you started doing PUILIC NOTICE PUIUC NOTICI . •UIUC NOTICI 1.n .• coca M .... CA t2121 PUIUC NOTICE gz':Z.:d., Yotoa Uncr&. i6ri!C1 OF ~OUSEHOLD IT!MS, OUT: Plottll•U• helnes• ~~':'l:l No ,lctlUous lus1Ms9 P:lcUUous lualnoH PloUtloua lqalnes• :~~ ~:,·~M~ualcon· Plotlllou• aualnou Thi• buelneu 11 con-, "'8LIC MaAAINO OARD MOTOR Memo lt8tomonl Tttlt etatemMt wat flltd Natne ltal ..... nt Name ltatomont Natne lla .. llMlnt Have YoV atarted Clolng ....... ltatomont ducted by: an lndMdual • • NOTIC! 18 HUU~BY pt<a!·8~~~~NR1f&~tg_£_. The followlng pereone.,. ~th the County Cletk of Tht foll~ng Ptllont 911 The following ptttON art The following per.Ona are bu1lntss yet? No The following P'fSON ate ,!!!j' V~~l1ad$.1C:f91 CMYEN lh•t a public htat· 9 • · • • ._ dolno b\11.ln••• at: O<ange County on 4.o-ea doing butlne" .. : Clolng b\.ltlneu u : doing buelnen ••: S.linel• Dulce dolno bus!""' as: .,,,. neu , ... • "· " wfllM be htld ~ th• J!~~o:E~~~-&gog..~rJ: XE CTR PHARMACEUTt· 1H8f71111~ Nlglltllft Software, tOt 1 a) Tiantformer Industry, b) A 0 M INTERNATIONAL. Thi• 1tatement WU flied Th• Gutirlllt" Group. 23 ~:i7 ~ .. filed ~~ ....... '" Cftv Council 0744 AUCTION BONO CALS, 4!HO MaoAUhur New-port Beaoh.Coi ta Brloto Onve, Suite 110, Trat1eo, 2'85 Mtndou Dr., 18 Ka.mall Coun, Nf'#POO with fht County Cle<k of Co1poma Plau, rP180, wl1h the C "'wCferic o1 tin....,,. 1$, tVtlt. at 8:30 172~1 Blvd., Suil• 500, N9WPof' COtla Mt ... CA 0282'7 10, Cotta M..._ CA t~e Baae_h_i _CA 92083 Orange County on $-l3,08 Ntwpc>ft Buch. CA 92660 ourt., p.m .. , 0t •• aoon ther-.iter ·71 Btactl, CA 02oeo Men D•llY Pilot May 8, 15, Blinlz Sonw111 Inc .• (DE). Thanh Thi 1.e. 298$ Men-Fteler~o F. Beyton. Jr., 11918718472 Jamta P&1.1t W1luln91r, Or~ County on f-1"°' ~• .POttlble,tlt\Ctff'I• Council 8~~c~i~.~d MNtwp0o.~t Performance Rtttatch 22, 29, 19$8 toe& 10\1 Btloto Ori ..... Suitt doze Or.1 10. Cotta Mtsa. 400 N. San Marino, San NHiiport Buch.Coat• 3072 C0t1• Mllrfn, N9WPort 1Hll7574Ge , hamtMlft O ty Hiii, 77 •ta ai y Laboratories, Inc., (CA), , t 10, Cotta Meea. CA CA 92620 Oabrltl. CA 90'75 Btacfl, CA 92e60 Dally PllOt May 29, .lime 6, itlt OtllJe. Cotta. Mtaa, on Piiot May 22, 29, 1998. 430 Coloraelo A11• .. Su.If• PUBLIC NOTIC! 92W Thia bu1lnH1 It eon. Thia butlntu I• con· Meta Dally Piiot May 15, Thl1 busln111 t1 con-12, 19, 1"8 FtU' • 11'9 fOllowlng Item: F't 03 203, Santa Monica, CA ,. tltl • el Thf1 busln111 It con-ductad by: en lndhltelutl ducted by: an lndMdull 22, 29, Ju,,. s. 11~98 F093 dUCltCI by: an lndlvld.ual PUBLIC NOTICE • 1 ANNUAt. REVIEW ANO PUBLIC NOTICE 9040t 0 ou• ,..u n•n Clucltd by: a corporation Hav• . you etantd doing Havt you atarttd doing Have you ~rted doing 1 f'EVISION Oft THE CITY· 'fllls bualntu 11 con-Name llalement Have yo1.1 11a11ed doing b1.11lne11 ytl? NO butlness yet? VH, April 1, PUBLIC NOTICE bu1tnn1 yet? YH, S.1·98 1--F-lc-t-lt-·--···-.-.. -.. 1-,..-.-.-1 WIDE TRAFFIC IMPACT CITY OP ducted by: a corporation The following peraons are butlntH y.C? Ytt, 5-t·98 Thanh T. Lt 1998 • James P. Weininger ..... - I FEE PROGRAM. NEWPORT BEACH Have you started doing doing business u : Blznlz Soltw8'• Inc .• Ellia-Thll atalement WIS flied Ftdeflco F. Baylon, Jr. FlctltlOM• •"•ln•H Thit statement WU flied Nam• •tat•"'°"' 'The Traff~ Impact Fee NO TICK business vet? No Rear Eatalt Aneta Man· beth S. Parker, Pttsldtn1 with the County Clerk of This statement was flled Homo lt•t•mont with the County Clerk of The following J>4HIOtl• art 1 Progra"1 has bffn ••tab· INVITING BIDS Performance Atsearch agement, 3600 Seabrett• Thit statement was flied Orange county on 5-05-98 with the County Clerk or The f041owlng persons ato Orange County on S-19-98 dol~ b1.1alntu u : 1 Gthed lo finance the Im· S led bid LabOralorles. loc .. Edward Lane, Corona dtl Mar, CA with the County Clerk or 19088757501 Orange County on S·12·98 doing buslneu as: 19988759024 Pos INt Change• Hypno- 1 provtmenlt necessary to c 1 : 1 th 1 m,,1•Y be1 r .. M. Llesko111n, PresldenV 92625 orange county on 5·12·98 Newport Btach..Coata 199B8Jl&3ao Shaun Haley, 2269 Colom· Dally Pilot May 22 29 sis, 18271 McOurmott. ID. I f(#cfrtH 11\e cum1.1lallve Im· e v a t O ee O the CEO Sharon E. Sehoneberger, 19088758295 O I p· 2 29 bla Or., Costa Mesa, CA 2 ...,8 'F096, trvl09, CA 926t4 f Cltcla ol development Cily Cterk, 3300 Newport Thi• statement waa flied 3600 Seabrettt Lane, CO· Mtta Dally Pilot May 8, l5, a 1Y !lot M,y 15• 2• • 92825 J11ne 5• I • l..., Mark M. Tracy, 21 Elder· r within Costa Mota and IQ Bo1.1levard, P.O. Sox 1768, will\ the County Clerk of ront dtl Mar, CA 9262S Dally Piiot May 15• 22• 29• 22. 29, 1998 F053 June 5. 19,98 F0&3 Shaun Michael Haley, PUBLIC NOTICE berty, trvint, CA 92715 , 1 en1ura that the standard Newport Btac~, CA 92658· Oranoe County 00 5-05•98 Albert a, Schonebarglf' II, J1.1ne 5, t998 F080 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 2269 Colombia Or., Costa This business Is con- 1 e•I of service Is main· 8915• unlll 11 ·00 a.m. on 19988717809 3600 Seaoreeze Lant, Co-PUBLIC NOTICE Mesa. CA 92626 flclltloua Bu1lneaa eructed by; an Individual I lnld on the Traffic Clrcu-l~e 9~h1 hdayl or June, 1998, Newport Beach Cotta rona Clel Mar, CA 92625 Flctltloua BualneH Fictitious ausln•H This business is con· N•m• Statement Have you ttJrted doing 1 lion System. a w c t me such bids . · This business Is con· Flolllfoua Buslneaa N 5 N•m• Statement ducted by: an individual The f04lowing persons are business yet? No , 1An audit or the Traffic Im-shall be opened and read Mesa Oarly Pilot May 8, 15, ducted by: husband and Name Stattm•nl The ~:i:win':tp~';'!~~! are The rollowlno persons 8'• Have yo1.1 started doing doing business as: M81k M. Tracy 11>9ct Fee Program is avail· for: OUCK GULLY ACCESS 22. 29. 1998 FOSS wife Th ( 11 1 doing bllSlness as· -business yet? Yes. 5-4·98 The Heart of Barkness, 16 This statement was fllo<I able for review by Iha p1.1b· ~:mp EMERGENCY RE· PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing doln~ gu~~e~ ~:'.sons are d~~~gnl~~:ir;::;a"do 2346 Beach Medical· World Shaun M. Haley Celano Ct., Newport with the County Clerk of lie at the Costa Mesa City C business yet? No Balboa Corporal• Travel New po 1 Blvd ·Costa 18080 Beach Boulevard' This statement was filed Beach, CA 92657 Orange Co1.101y on 5·19-98 Clerk's Olllce, 77 Fafr E ont~act N~. 3094·A SUPERIOR COURT Sh_aron E. Schoneberger t 900 Quail, Suite 100, New: Mesa, C~ 92627 ., Huntington Beach, Calitor'. with the County Ciedi or Jacqueline Joan Caldwell, 19086759028 Otlva, Room t01, Costa 55~~~r 5 Estimate OF STATE OF This statement was filed port Beach, CA 92660 Anthony Rocco 21216 nia 92648 Orange Counly on 5·12·98 t6 Celano Court, Newport Dally Pilot May 22, 29, Mesa. A' . • CALl~ORNIA with the COIJllly Clerk or The Syneetlcs Group Inc., Cotboll, Mission Viejo, CA Luen N. Nguyen, M.O., 19986758296 Beach, CA 92657 June 5, 12, 1998 F099' PUBLIC COMMENTS In pprovod by Biii Pat ' Orange County on 5·t2·98 (CA), 1900 Quall, Newport 92691·6667 9127 Caladium Aveoue. Daily Pilot May t5, 22, 29, This business ls con-1------'------ellher oral or wrlllen torm apoff, City Engineer COUNTY OF ORANGE, 19088758314 Beach, CA 92660 This business is con· Fountain Valley, CA 92708 June 5. l998 Fon ducted by: an individual PUBLIC NOTICE may bl present~d during Prospective bidders may 341 The City Drive, Daily Piiot May 15, 22,'°29. This business Is con-ducted by: an Individual This business Is con· Have you started doing Flctltloua Bualnesa the public hearings. For obtain one set of bid docu-Orange, CA 028 t 3 June 5 l998 F089 dueled by: a corporation Have you star1ed doing ducted by: an individual PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No Name "'tatement fur1her lnrormatlon, tele-ments at no cost at tha of· IN Re: MATTER OF ' Have you started doing business yet? No Have you started doing Jacqueline Caldwell .. phone 754•5335 or visit lhe lice ol the Public Works ALLAN PAUL ALMtRANTE PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No Anthony Rocco business yet? No Flctlllout Bualntss This statement was Iii~ The following persons ate T11nspartallon Services DI· De artment 3300 N w MALGAPO. DIANE MARIE The Synectics GtOU{>. Inc.. This statement was flied Luan Nguyen, M.O. Name Statement with lht County Clerk of doing business as: vision at City Hall, 77 Fair B P • e port ALMIRANTE MALGAPO, Flclltloua Bualn•H John M. Clarey, Vice Presl· with· the county Clerk of Thjs statement' was filed Th• following persons are Orange County on 5·19-98 BIOHAZARD, t980 Swan Drive, 4th Floor, Costa outevard, P.O. Box 1768, MINORS, Name Statement dent Orange County on 5-05·98 with the Co1.1nty Clerll ol doing business as: . 19088759022 ~iev~~st~e~eB~en~:r~21~2:o Mesi. Newport Beach, CA 92658· Case No: 69974 Th• following persons are This statement was filed 199887575B2 Orange County on 5·19·98 011 ifle Palette ... Art team, 1 Daily Pilot Mey 22. 29, Swan Dr., Cost~ Mesa, CA IF THE AFOREMEN· 8915, HEARING ON PETITION doln business as· with the County Clerk of 19088759025 Od C rt N rt J s t2 l998 F097 g TIONEO ACTION IS CHAL· For fur1her information BY GRANDPARENTS FOR CRlfATtVE IMAGE CON· Oraf\\'le County on s-12.98 Newport Beach.Costa Dally Pilot May 22 29 Be::~~tA 9~~62 ewpo une • • 92626 LENGED IN COURT( the call Marla Mallove Ooyte' ADOPTION OF MINOR SULT ANTS 369 "& Meta Dal~t M~~ Jun CS 12 1998 'Foss Dana Rldenour,t-Odyss duc•&d by·. an fndudual challenge may be llmi td to Pr J M • CHILDREN; ANO FOR Ml I •. N . 22, 29, t998 F060 e • • ... • only those lu 1.1es raiaed at o eel anager at (949) FREEDOM FROM PAAEN· gue tll201' ewport Daily Pilot May 15, 22, 29, , __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ Court, Newport Beach, C Fictitious Bueln•H Have you started doing the public hearing de· 644·3322. TAL CUSTODY ANO CON· ~ach, c: 9~ 369 S June 5, 1998 FOSS PUBLIC NOTICE 9/~1~7 business Is con· Name Statement business yet? No 1crlbed In thlt notice or In Pub tis h e d New Po.rt TROL AS TO ISIOORA Ml~~".~ ; 20°t90 ' Newp:r7 PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious BuslnHs Flolllloua Busln•s• ducted by: an Individual The toltowfng persons are ~~f,e :i~~;~'::nt was filed Wfitttn corresp(!ndence Cle-Beach-Costa Mesa Daily ALMIRANTE Beach CA 92660 Name St•tement Name Statement Have you started doing doing business as: C t llverad to the Ci~ Council Pilot May t9, 29, 1998. · Date: 6/24/98 Metan't L Hurwitz 369 San FlctltloU8 Bualn•H The following persons are The following persons are business yet? No Sarah Whitcomb Antlqu11s. with lhe County Jerk 0 at, °' prior to, t e public TF826 Dept: 503 Miguel f20t 'Newport Name Statement d.olng business 85. doing business as: Dana Ridenour 130 East 17th St. #G. Orange County on s-22•99 hearing, PUBL Time: 8:3o AM Beach CA 92663 The followlng persons are Creating Eden · 3 Civic Azure Seas Yacht Sales, This statement was filed Costa Mesa, CA 92627 19988759403 MARY T. ELLIOTT, IC NOTICE Published Newport This 'buslneas Is con· doing business as: •Plaza Newport Beach CA 2429 West Coast Hwy. with the County Clerk ot Sharon L Henegar. 1079 DallyPllotMay29.June5, Dep"t1 City Clerk CITY OF Beach·Costa Mesa Dally ducted by: a general part· Oltman Financial Services, 92650 ' #102, Newport Boach, CA Orange County on 5·12·98 Redding Ave., Costa Mesa, t2, 19, t998 F131 PubllsheCI Newport NEWPORT BEACH Piiot May 15· 22• 29· June nerthip 4400 MacAr1hur Blvd., Leslie O"Donnell, 3 Civic 92663 109B8758294 CA 92626 Beach-Costa Mtsa Dally 5• t998· F070 Hava you 1tarted doing Sul1e 780, Newpol1 Beach, Plaza, Newport Beach, CA Jeff Claylon Hines. 12t 5 . This business Is con· PUBLIC NOTICE Piiot May 29 30 June 1 2 POLICENDOETPIARCETMENT business yet? Yes, 1·98 CA 92660 92660 Munevar Ct., Cardltt by the Dady Pilot May l5, 22, 29, dueled by: an Individual I----------• ' ' ' PUBLIC NOTICE Wayne B Rose Ml h 1 J Ottman CFP Sea, CA 92007 June 5, 1998 F076 Have you started dolng Pl - • 11 3• 9· lO, 1t• 12• 13• 1998· INVITINQ BIDS This stat.ement was filed c 89 · ' ' This b1.1slness ls con-This business Is con-b1.1siness yet? No 40a&Sl•I ma 111 Ft25 4400 MacArthur Blvd., ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE 11w•1111111Rt Sealed bids may be re· Fictitious Busln••• with the County Clerk or Sulit 780, Newport Beach, Have you started doing ducted by: an lndillfdual Sharon L Hennegar The __ .. __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T-IC_E __ 1 celved at 1he Newport Name Statement Or811ge County on S-19-98 CA 92600 business yet? No Have you started doing This statement was tried ~ ..--- Beach Police Department, The lollowlng persons are 19088750027 This business is con-Leslie O'Donnell business yel? No fictitious BuslnHs with the County Clerk ot =Home ~11~111;111·'lllO'Ml-m"••,._~ __ L_E_Q_A_L_N_O_T_l_C_E __ 1870 Santa Barbara Drive, dolog business as: • Daily Piiot May 22, 29, ducted by: an Individual Thi 1 1 1 fll d Jeff Hines Name Statement Orange County on 5-19·98 2911 S. Mlllr'I a .._ I, P.O. Box 7000, Newpor.t Favorite Locals, 88l1 Junes,12,1998 FlOI Have yo1.1 started doing withst~ .. ~~~tywci!rkieof This statement was flied Thefollorlngpe'.sonsare 19988759021 SsllaAIW,CAlll701 PUNBOLITCICSEA· LOl!FOF Beach, CA 92658·7000 unllt North Pacific Coast High· business Jet? Yes, S-1·98 Oran • Count 00 4•08•98 with the County Clerk of doing bus ness as. Dafly Pilot May 22,. 29, DC E. Conatruct.lon. lno.. 4·00· PM on Wednesday #141 La B h LIC NOTICE Michael Ortman g Y Orange County on 5·22·98 Comtek Sys fems, 333 J1.1ne 5 12 1998 Fl02 (CAi 2111 8. M* 8t. .. ABANDONED J~ne tO, i998, for: '~:Y9265t · guna eac · PUB Thia statement was filed 199B8754875 19986759409 Huntington St., Irvine, CA ---·--·------( Sai11al...CA827o7 PROPERTY Locker room and Briefing Madine Pulaski 8811 Fictitious Buslneaa with the County Clerk of Newport Beach·Costa Daily Pilot May 29 June 5 92720 PUBLIC NOTICE Thia bualnna la ~ Notice Is hereby given room remodel at the New· North Pacific coast High· Name Statement Orange County on 5·22-98 Mesa Daily Pilot May 8, 15, 12 19 1998 ' F136 Dannis L Arnds, 333 Hun· ----------dud8d ~a ocwponllOli that lhe underslgntld will port Beach Police Depart· way, #l41, Laguna Beach. The following persons are 19988759402 22 29 1998 f064 · · tlngton St., Irvine, CA Fictitious Business H8V'9 you ...W doltlg sell at public auttlon. pur· ment at 870 Santa Barbara CA 92651 doing business as· Dally Pilot May 29, June 5, ' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 9/~1~0 business 15 con-Name Statement ~ Y9C? No suant to .Section 21700 of Drive. Newport Beach, CA. Aolly Pulaski, 88tt North ANS INTERNATIONAL, 12, 19, 1998 F135 1 1 ducted by: an individual The following persons are D.c.E. Conelruc:lklr\, lno.. the Business & Prores-Non-mandatory Bidders Pacific Coast Highway 9550 Warner Ave ,,250 Fictitious Business Flct tlout Bus neaa doing business as: Dwight &wd, PltlldMI slonal Code, the rollo":'loO ~onference at Police ~acil· 1141, Laguna Beach, CA Fountaln Valley, CA·92708 • PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement Have you started doing N.S.J. GIFT & WATCH, 488 Thlj atal.lli•IOl"ll ... lled described property to wit: 1ty on Wednesday, June 3, 92651 A.pplled Nutraceutlcal Name Statement The following persons are business yet? 5/11/98 E. 17th St., A·103. Costa with tho County Qer1r GI ALMA VAJA E·14 China 1998 at 2:00 P.M. This business is con· Technologies (CA) 9550 Ffctltloua Bualneaa The lollowlng persons are doing business as: Dennis L. Arnds Mesa, CA 92627 ~County on......, cab., bbq, vac, chs, to~s, When returning your bid, d1.1cted by: husband and Warner Ave • 11250 · Foun-Name Statement doing business as: Orange Coast Beverage This statement was flied Zaruhi Yaldlzcian, 4630 teMeTleCMt IFuOr~.B· ESmlsGc. R9 OBSE T plteoase PmaOLrktCtEhe FeAnvCetlLolpTeY: wife taln VaHey CA 9270S The tollowlng persons are EBudgelttsUhprehotsAt~ery. 13SOOan·t~ ,andh Venladlng ... 1069N Bucl<rt· wOirtanh gtehecoCuonutyntyonC51ertk2 9o81 CBamhpuCsA 9D2r66 .. 0 Newport Dally Piiot •· 23, 30, May n · t O • aw· B : Have you started doing Thi• b1.1slness Is con· doing business as: · W ir • ·· ng am ne .. 1. ewpo • · eac • ext.cord, boxes. RONALD L 0 C K E R /B R I E FI NG business yet? No ducted by· a corporation North American Micro, Ana, CA 92705 Beach, CA 92660 10988758321 This business ls con· 7, 14, 1998, ameodtd ~ TAGGART G-110 sofa, chs. ROOMS REMODEL, DUE: Madine Pulaski Have yo~ started doing 7722-C Talbert Ave Hun· Robert D. Aodrig1.1ez, 7250 Bruce Sebastian Giuliano, Daily Piiot May 15, 22. 29. ducted by: an individual ttcauon Mey 21, 1998 FtSI sklboots, music equip., 4:00 P.M., JUNE 10. 1998. lhls statement was filed business yet? No llngton Beach, c~iilornla Milton #l7, Whittler, CA 1069 Buckingham Lane #1. June 5, 1999 Foa2 Have vo1.1 started doing vac. misc. JOSEPH For a copy of the Request with the county Clerk of Applled Nutraceuticat 92648 90602·t344 Newport Beach, :A 92660 business yet? No 1---------- ANELLO H·101 Skis & tor Prc;iposat, or further In· Orange County on 5.12.98 Technologies, Arturo Elias, NAECO 7722·C Talbert This business Is con· This business is con-PUBLIC NOTICE Zaruhl YaldllciM boots, records, misc .. KILB formatron call Police Fiscal 19988758327 President Ave., Huntington Beach, ducted by: an Individual ducted by: an individual This statement was flied PICCIANO 1-48 Bike, sofa. Ser11lces/Fac1tlty Manager Dalt Pilot Ma 15 22 29 This statement was filed Calllornla 92648 Have you started doing Have you started doing fictitious Business with the County Clerk of OBITUAU rug, misc.. KRISTEN Us.i McBroom at 949-644· Y Y • • • with the County Clerk or This business Is con· business yet? No business yet? No Name Stat•m•n' Orange County on 4·23·98 aaa SNIDER K·24 Sota, ml· 3655. June 5, 1998 F092 d1.1cted by: a corporation Robert 0. Rodriguez Bruce S. Giuliano T f I 199B8758509 crow, table, chs, stools. Pub Ii shed New po' I T E Orange County on 5-05-98 Have you started doing This statement was flied This llatemenl was filed he ollow ng persons are D II Piiot May 22 29 JOSEPH MEARILL K-68 Beach-Costa Mesa Daily PUBLIC NO IC 10988757808 business yet? Yes, 3/15/9S with the County Clerk ol with the County Clerk of ~~\~~a~~~!~esf n~s~vallons Ju~: 5 12 1998 'F117 Ladder, stero, 2 bikes, Piiot May 28, 29, 30, t998. Fictitious Buelna•• Newport Beach.Costa NAECO, Dorothy Kagarise, Orange County on 4-08·98 Orange County on 5·22-96 La k C d ·1 ---·--·------ hose, vac. Th514 Name Statement Mesa Dally Piiot May 8, 15, Secretary 19088754994 19986759410 ~tatr, c~ :f~;5 orona e PUBLIC NOTICE Sate will be by competl· PUBLIC NOTICE The following persons are 22, 29, 1998 F056 This statement was filed Newport Beach-Costa Dally Piiot May 29, June 5, Robert Telson, 611 Larks· live blddlng (Wfltlen sealed doing business as: with th• County Clerk of Mesa Dally Pilot May 8, 15, 12, 19, 1998 F134 pur, Corona del Mar, CA fictitious Bualn•H bid• may be submitted In Fictitious BualneH BIO AON'S LIMOUSINE PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 4·30·98 22 29 1998 F065 92625 Name Statement advance) on tha 9th day of Name ltatemont SERVICE, 270 So. Bristol 10988757251 ' ' PUBLIC NOTICE Thia business Is con-The toltowing pe11ons are June, t998 al 2:00 P.M. at The following persona ere St., Bldg. #101, Ste. 191, Flctltloua Bu1lneaa Daily Pilot May 29, June 5. PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Builn•H d1JCted by: an indlvtdual d04ng business as: lhe premise where said doing b115lness as: Cotta Mesa, CA 92626 Name Statement t2, t9, 1998 F140 fictitious Bu1lnesa Have yo1.1 started doing Oa1a A.cceleratOf's, 2449 .p(operty has been stored CAFflTAL WORKS 5160 Ron.aid J. Chapman 270 The followl(1$1 persons are Name Statement b~lness yet? No Orange Ave., Unit #C, end which ls located at • So e I 1 1 s Bid ltOl doing business as: PUBLIC NOTICE N•m• Statement The following persons are RoDert Telson Costa Mesa, CA 92627 AYRES SELF STORA!)E. ~~~hs~AS~~~· Newport Ste. ~189~. c~sta ~esa, CA BEACH CITIES BOBCAT. The folrowlng petsons are doing busioess as: This statement was filed Frank Ramus Jr., 2449 Or· 1012 Emett Ave., Hunting· Steve~ 0 Pool 11 Han· 92526 760 Tustin Avenue, New· FlotltlCMls BualneH doing business as: Southern Pacific Surety with the County Clerk of ange Ave .. Unit #C, Costa ton Beach, Ca (714) 648-cock Lag.una Niguel, CA Pamela J. McBride, 6l99 port Beach, CA 9266_3 Name Statement Crystal Cave, 891 Baker and Insurance Group. 363 Orange Couoty 00 s..12•98 Mesa, CA 92627 7314. Landlord reserves 92677 Mcrnlng View Or., Anaheim Don Tremaine Sm1lh, Ill, The followino persons are St., IA·t8, Costa Mesa. CA Flower St., Costa Mesa, CA 19988758316 This business is con· lphe right to bid at the sadla. Mamey lnvettmenl Corpo-Hills. CA. 92807 760 Tustin Avenue, New· doing buslnen as: 93~.26 O i T 74 7 El 9P2a~u217Curt'rss Hughes, 363 Dany Piiot May ts. 22, 29. dHuac.~ede byouy; ansllandrteivdldudaol Ing urchases m\ISt be ma e ration (CA) St60 Birch SI.. This buslneu Is con· port Beach, CA. 92603 SOS Design, 8183 A Lar· N;Uen ors ate, 1 • by cuh and paid ror at lhe Ste 2oo Newport Beacti' d1JCtod by: co-partners This bu1in1u Is eon· son Avt .• Garden Grove, Campa Clrcle, Buena Park, Flower St., Costa Mesa, CA June 5, t998 F087 business yet?' No time of purchase. An pur· CA ·92660 • Have you started doing ducted by: an Individual CA 92644 CA 90620 92627 Frank Ramus, Jr. chased goods are sold as This business 19 con-business yet? Yes, March· The registrant commenced Scott Stacer 8183 A Lar· This business Is con· This business Is con· PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was filed ls and must be removed at ducted by· an unlncorpo· 1998 to transact business under son Ave., G°arden Grove, ducted'by: an Individual . ducted by: an Individual with the County Clerk of time or sale: Sale Is subject rated association other AonaJd J. Chapman the fictitious business CA 92644 Have yo1.1 started doing Have you started doing Flctltlout BualneH Orango County on 5-22·98 to cancellet1on In the event lhan a partnership Pamela J. McBride name or names listed on: This business Is con· business yet? Yes, t-2·98 business yet? No Name Statement 19088750413 1ol settlement belwffn land· Have ou started doing This sratement was llled 4/5/93 d1.1cted by: an Individual Karen O. Tate Paul C. Hughes The following persons are Dally Pilot May 29. June 5. ,tord and obligated party. buslnes~ yet? Yes 041021 with the County Clerk of Don T. Smith, Ill Have you started doing This statement was filed This statement was filed doing business as: 12, 19, 1998 F130 , A1.1ctloneer: Wanda Nor· 98 · Orange County on S·22·98 This statement was lllad business yet? Yet, 3/15/98 with the County Cterk of with the County Clerk or M.B. PRINTING, 1001 W. ----------~-- ,Ion, Bond I S-400-1684 Steven O. Poot 190817,9415 with the County Clerk of Scott Stacer Orange county on S-11 ·98 Orange County on 5·22·98 17th St., Ste. F, Costa PUBLIC NOTICE • Ayre• Sell Storage, Resl· Marney Investment Corpe-Dally Piiot May 29 June 5 Orange County on S..12-98 This statement was filed 19988758179 t99B87S9412 Mesa, CA 92627 ,dpenulbMl•lnsahgeedrs Newport ration. Nelson G. Mamey, 12, t9, 1998 , F132 10988758325 with the County Cieri< of Newport Beach-Costa Daily Piiot May 29, June 5, Helen E. Henderson, 1001 FNlcatlmtl•ouSstaBtuesmln•ensts • 1 PrHldent Newport Beach-Costa Oranoe County on 5-05·98 Mesa Daily Pilot May 15, 12. 19, t998 F133 W. l7th St., Ste. F., Costa iBaach..Costa Mesa Dally Thlt statement was flied PUBLIC NOTICE Mesa Dally Pilot May 15 t998875758B 22, 29, June 5, 1998 F075 PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~:· c:u;~s::s is con-d~~ f~~~:'s~ ':,'.sons are :Pilot May 22• 29• 1998 ·F114 with the County Clerk of 22, 29, June 5, 1998 F09l Newport Beach-Costa PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual BJ's A.ulo Trim. 2112 Har· ----------Orange County on S-05·98 Flotltloua Buslneu Mua Dally Pilot May 8, 15, Fictitious BuslneH Have you started doing bOr Blvd., Costa Mesa, CA PUBLIC NOTICE 19988757588 Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICE 22, 29. t998 F057 Fictitious BuslnHs Name Statement business yet? No 92626 Newport Beach·Costa The toltowlng persons are PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement The followlno persons are Helen E. Henderson Cipriano R. Ordlales, 811 · , HUNTINGTON BUCH Mesa Dally Piiot May 8, t5, t~~~~~u~~~==~.::~ts, 3083 Flctlllo"s Buslneaa The following persona are doing b1JSlness as: This statement was flied 20th St., Westmin~ter, CA. UNION HIGH 22. 29. 1998 F062 Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana, Name Statement flctltlo"a BuslnH• doing business as: Har5or Radiator, 2129 Har· with the Col.lrlty Clerk of 92683 ICHOOL DISTRICT CA 92701 The following persons are Name Statement EDF Asaoclatea 2915 bOr Blvd., Costa Mesa, CA Orange County on S-12·98 This buslneu Is con· Notice of R•CIWHt ' PUBLIC NOTICE Richard Reill, 3657 A dol~buslness as: Tha following persons are Redhlll Avenue surie F250, 92626 10088758322 ducted by: an Individual for Propo ... a flolltloua Buslneas Aspen Village Way, Santa ~nat~dre~.of:~;rs S~op:ir~of, doing business as: COiia Mesa, CA 92626 Gregg Ohlhaver' 3112 Dally Pilot May 15, 22, 29, Have you started doing lld No. 824 • Ana, CA 92704 Co•ta Ma•a. CA 92627 Citadel Bancorp, 3822 Eric Dale Floyd, 248 McKlntey Way, Costa June 5, 1996 F081 business yel? Yes. 1989 ' 1 1 Nam• Statement p M rl 46 Aruba La-.. .. C 0 St 220 BroadWay Costa Meta CA Mesa. CA 92628 Cipriano R. Ordllles 1 tMdent vat•m Th• followlng Plf•Ona are am or 1• • St•r,hanla Skinner, 515 amp1.1s '·· e. • 9 62 ' ' This business Is con· This statement was flied 1 NOTICE IS HE,REBY doing buslnoss u : guna Nlguet, CA 92677 Tust n Ave, Newport Beach, Newport Beach, CA 92S60 2 7 ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE wllh the County Clark of 1GIVEN that tht Huntington SMAU BUSINESS CAPI· Th.Wre Lasker, 8571 Sil-CA 92863 Roger Lockhart, 3822 Thlt bu~lnHt It con-Have you 1tarted doing Orange County on 5·22·98 1Btach Union High School TAL. 5t 60 Birch St. Ste. v•r ~pur, Huntington usa Dunn, 2334 0,ak St., Campus Or., Ste. 220, ducted by. en lndMClual 1 business yet? Yes, Dec. Flctltlout Buslneaa 19988759408 1Di.trlct Orange County, 200 N rt B ti CA Beach, CA 92648 Santa Monica CA 90405 Newpon Be11ch, CA 92660 Havt you •tarted Clo ng 1987 Nam• St•t•m•nt 1Call1omla, aCllng by and 92e6o ewpa tac • This busintat la eon· Thia buslneSI 19 con· This butlneu la con· buslnna yet? No Gregg Ohlhaver The following persons are Daily Pilot May 29, June 5, ~hlough 111 Governing Mamey Investment Corpo-ducted by: co-partner• duciad by: a general part· dlJCled by: an Individual Eric D. Floyd 1 This statement was ftlad doing business es: t2, 19, t998 Ft29 IBoard. htrtlntftlf' rtflfftd ration, (CA), 5t60 Birch St., Have you staned doing nershlp Have you alerted Clolno :t,• ~tat~ment w~ : e~ with th• County Cletlt of SUMMIT ELECTRIC-AIR, & PUBLIC NOTltE Ito as the Olttrlct, wlN r• Ste 200 Newport Beach buslnffs yet? No Have yo1.1 started doing buslnHs yet? No t t • ounty er o Orange County on s-22•98 Verano. Foothlll Ranch, CA ---------- 'Otlve up to but not later CA "92660 • Rlchlld Reiff business yet? No Roger Lockhart Orang• County on S-t2·98 10088759401 92810 Fictitious Bualneae lttiM 2:00 pm July o. t998 .Steven 0 Pool lt Han-This atatement waa' llltd usa Dunn, Stephanie Skin-Thi• 1t11ement was flied 19080758317 0 lly PIJ 1 M 29. J\lnt 5 OaVid w. Ritchie, 6 v.. Name Statement IDiopoA11 for Student Sys. coctt La "una NI uet CA with the County Cllfk or net wl1h tht County Clm of Newport Buch.Costa a o ay • rano, Foothlll Ranch, CA lowi iftm. Due to th• unique,,. 926n g g ' Orano• County on 5·12-98 This statement was filed Orano• County on S-05-98 Mesa Dally Pilot May t5, t2. 19, 1998 F128 92810 d~• fg!,,1ne"~ ~sons are TIPPING .,...,....,.......... bom Aprl 13, 1019, fourth gonoratlon mombor of the Dbllor\ Family, th• oldHt c:ontlnuoU9 lnhablternt9 of Newport 11..ch, dlod ~· 1918.. Tho oema 11o Newport the CMI Wat .... Mltled on tho comor ot 19th. St. and Newport Blvd. Tho old•r Dixon MrYOd two tenns -tho Poet ...... ot N.wport Beech, 118S & 1902. Tho fllmly thon becamo com- morclal flahorman, •vontually catching .,..,. bait for 1ho epon.. flahlno landlnge In Newport lnoludlno Nonn'a l.8ndlna; Port Oran;.; Tho fSavtlon and Davey'• l.oott•. Agrleela~by her aon, Dwight Tipping, daught9'9, JoAnno Tlpptna end E layne T ipping: brotMr, Al'*1 Obton. .. ot Nswpolt ...,, .... by hor tll •ldctll- d r on, Diana M . Tipplng, Dwfght 0 . Tfpplng IH and Jonnftat E. l1PP1na. ..... preooded ... death by her ...... band, DwfOl'lt In 1 OU. VlaftatlOn WCI be on Sunday May St Md Monday June 1 from 3.'00 p..m. ID 7:00 P.""- at Pw:Mo v... llomo. ,... ....... ~. Nwlpoft 8wh. ..e\ gran•ld• aorvtoea 10:30 a.m.. ~. Jwto, a. ,... • 1ho memotW~ ,""of tht 1ppllc1tlon1, Thia buslneu 11 con-10988758315 with th• County Clerk or 19980757581 22,29.JuneS.t998 F086 PUBLICNOrlCE Thie bu~lnau . ls con-wOgNDERFUL LIFE· f,Att of tht propoHlt may ducted by: an unlncor~ Newport Btach..Coata Orange County on 5-18-98 Newport Beach-Costa ·-ducttd by. an indivtd1.1al STYLES. 4872 Flagstar c1r.1---------- ' oclude tha dtvelopmentf .rattd association othtr Meu Dally Pilot May t5, 10981758993 Mesa Dally Pilot May 8, ts. PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious BuelnoH ::r• you 1,'~art~/t~~~g et• Irvine CA 92604 ,ond/or moCIJllcatlon o tnan a partnerahl~ 22 29 June 5 1998 F088 Dally PilO~ May 22 2t 1998 F058 -cthloua •u• ... ·•• N.mo ll9t•mont o-~·w·• YR'tt ht"' '~ St~""'"n • Chandler 4872 rproductt In addition to lht ti t rttd Cl I • • • • • ... .... Th f nowl ..... . c e ...... ~ Ci I . • CA. '-'•ndarct rnodulta typ1c111v bu!i:. youe11'-!.,, 4/970 ng U LIC N TIC Jun• s. t2, t998 UB~ OT CE Mamo ltatemont dot• guttne~ ~· ara This atatemen1 was filed ~=ar r.c •· tr..ne. ~~•,.......f.•~'1M•t1t•hki4kii~iD\1;ifi~QRi:~:..-.;;,;,...~r-===~~A.:;.lliii~;L."l.o..,.~:1'iiiiK~~~F""t=c~::;~u~.S:-;;oo=-,__,... • wilb &M. eountv CWIL. .ot 'Tllls-~in1flnt '"ff-~,,: nlomlatlon ayatem.. Mamey tnveitmenl Corpo-Flotltloua ButlneQ Flclltlou• Bualn•H doing butlnt .. as: RAL AND MAKE UP, 620 Orenge county on !H2·98 ducted by: an Individual A mandat.oty VtndOt Co,,.. ration, Ntlaon a. Mamty, Name ltalement Fictitious BuslneH Name Statement Wes.I Co11t Sedan Ser· Callfornla, Huntington 1H88758313 Have yo1.1 started doing ,ftrence wlll be held on Prtaldent The lonowtng pereont are N•m• Statement Tilt fOUOWlng peraons are vice, t219 E. mh SI., Beach, CA 02648 Dally Piiot May tS, 22, 29, butln.u yet? Yes, S-26·98 i.11.1"9 9, 1098, begt~p; 1•t Thi• atattmtnt was flied doing buslne11 as: The followino ptftont.,. doing business 11: I t02, Stnta Ana, CA Ferri• Nico•• Kingham, a:x> Junt s. 1000 F090 Stephen Chandler 110:00 am 'In' the .,.1frc1 with tht County Clark of IMfJRfSS ILLUSTRA· dol buslneH as• STERLING PROPERTIES, 92701 California Huntington This ttattmen1 was Mod l8oard room 1025tl Yotrll· Orange County on 5-05-98 TIONS, 419 Fleming A.ve .. Ru~ay Production• 4320 1427 R1!9atta Ad., t.eguna Kltut Joactlim CSIHlewlcz. Beach, CA D2648 PUBLIC NOTICE with th• County Clerk of r,Qwn Avt •. Hunt"/. on 1Hl8757585 Placenlla, CA 92870 Cam UI Drlvt SUltt 190 Elffch. CA 02851 1219 E. 17th t., 1102, Thl1 bu1ln11t Is con-Orange COunty on S-~98 ~•chw CA 9~8. A teh· Na port 8each..Co1ta Armando L Tongko, 410 New:Ort Boach CA 92MO • Qlne Mead, 1427 hegana \•1•• Ana, CA 02101 ctuCltd by: an lnCIMdual Flotltlout 8uafneH 1"81159014 MC9'1C .... ............ =97~ llhe ''vtnd°'!~:n:;:,:io:i Mes': Oelly Piiot Maye 15 ~:e~~ng Ave., Placentia, CA Runw•r, Ptoduellont =:est Laguna BHch, CA d~t~ t~~~~·~~~~on• ~·'j" you tJl111<1 doing Nam• Statement Dally Piiot May 29, Junes, e!30 pm. To rHetV• doCu. 22. 29, tt08 Fosi Otann• c. c.ni.to 410 g~~u~, i~ive <C:~rtt 4~: Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-Have yoii 1tart1C1 doing ;i;r7:'JJ: ~ham o!:'' •=~~~•on• •r• 1~ 19, 1008 f121 -:==~=== ef'lta and requelt fUt1htr PUBLIC NOTICE "•ming Ava •• Ptac.ntfa, CA Ntw:O,. 8taeih CA t2MO ' ducttd by: an lndlllfdual buslne11 ytl? Yea, 4·17·08 Thi• atat~ent wu ftltd ISa~wln Young Electric PUBLIC NOT1C! r tormatlon dOntact.: Ke~ 02$70 Tl'll• butlnt.ii ts con-Hav. vou ttarttd dOlng Kla1.11 Joachim Clttlewtcz with tht County Cttt'k of 2231 Mlnt1 . St., Costa --------- COl\IUltlng Group, Otnnll F~tlttoua •"alno.. Thl1 bu1lntll la con· CIUcted by: a c0tporatlon bualneel yet? YH, 5/1/98 Thlt Ital= wr :I•~ Oranoe Coumy on 5-4-08 Mesa, CA 92627 F1otft*'• .... ..,._. Vlasfcfl •t (909) Ut-Mn. Mamo lt•tHt..,t ducted by: • Qtntfll pert• t-tave you 1tarted dolnj Olnt MHd wllh lht ty 1" 0 19088717491 Jack Atnold Young, 2238 Heme ttatoment llY) O...mlne .. .,, The fottowtng penona are ntfthlp butfntH Y9(? Yn .... Thi• •tattm.nt WH flied Orangt County on S-tt-98 Dally Pilot May 2.91 J\lnt s. Min« St" Co.ta Mell, CA The fOllOWlng ptrlOna.,.. Slt••ll• /8/ Sutl dolngbu•lnff•u· Havt you ttarttd doing t&97 With IM County Clerll of 1"887A32i t2 to t"8 fl"I 92027 dOlnobu&INM~ ... .,.., Dlreotor • ,,.. 8111'• SIM~ Sttrtion Main-bu•lnff• ~l~No k Runway Producllon1 O= Coun~ on 5-05-98 Dally PllQt May t5, 22. n . ' ' T~I• t>uafneaa It con· KARAOKE WHOLESAL!, ::'~Ulnern Con-=-flCI~~~ ~~r, S1r .. 11 ~r.-'::temeo~w~s med ~~&;..~Dave Corne-~~wp:,~1:,!ch..Coata Junt 6. l99t lf°"4 PUIUC NOTICE d= ~~=:id~ ~::~ ~°*!9 CAU:;J"'d.· flubllshtd Newport o.w. Malrntnanee Inc. 1 wltn tn. County Cltrlc of Thia 1tattmenl waa filed Meta DailY Pilot M•V a, t5, PUlllC NOTIC Flctltlow SVllnM• bUtlnea yet? No ~T1~eny~=LN.~~1~M:~32~~V~or~ba~;;;;;;;;•, .. llC"-Cott• M... Dally Calllotnfa Corporatfon Of .. 87t,ou78nty19on 5-05-08 with lhe County Olet'k of 22 at. Irie FOSt FJotlt'°'8a aue1noaa -~~tffMftt ~~ YOUl'!Jl .. ~ .. ICA>. '101 e 8th 8trMt tfflt Ofange County on 5-tt-M • ' .... f....,.....,1• Pl"*Of't .,, ., .. , 11attmtr'lt wu ...... fl'llOe May 22• at. 1~a. Satita Ana, CA. 82711 ' N1wpor1 8each-Ooa1e , .... .,•eoH PUIUC MOTICI MeMO ltet.nont ctotna._ bulin.11 a•: .cth the. County O..,_ of flG-4 Thlt bv•ln.-. le o~n-Meta Dtb Hot Jqy t ,.15. 0111y: ,..... M91 a; tt, ~ ~~ Pl'eont in &.AftR D INTIATAIN-°"""County Olt+tNI --MUC-----1-0--nc...,...,...1~-1 duettct by:• corp<>r111on 2i. a , 1• !'052 JUM ~ 1a. ,. ,,oo '='8a.-:=8 H'~ roueh • 10I.,,.. =:r. ~= ~ ~ , .... ., .... , -IOI°' fr;Have r;,:-:~,.;::. PUILIC MOTICI IUIUC IOTICI n.t ......... ~ .,. Ave.. ilA. H~nt1ngton iiMi ::: &"::,,. ~v tS, 22~ -· ••"'-'AM • ' ' ' . --. ...... -. -hid\.;;:;.· • Tenv t.ff.' 1tc:Ja YOf09 .. .... •='!~ :m.~=·• •·· '::': ... '::°~: .. ~· ,...... ...... ••· · :;: ~ ~~= ~ A, !:in-:= ~ ... 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'"'""''"' willt t/N Coruuy Cllrt, publlslt o"" a wttk/or /oar wttb"' ntpdrtd bJ lilw IUld tlun fik 10ur proof of publkali.on willt tire Coruuy ant. Pl«a• 1top bJ to JIU JOUr ftctillow bu1illt11 sklltme"' al drt Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay SL, Coda Mtso. (/JOU c1111not stop bJ, plu.tt call w al (1 U) U2-4321 allll we wUJ matt arrtmfttnenls for fOU to ltan4lt lltlt proudure b1 mail. If"'" 1lwuld lunt an1 /11rtlur qutstions, pua11call1U and wt wUJ H more than g/4d to """'you. Good lud ill your · new busillt11 I How to Place A Polley By Fax (714) 631-6594 (Pleast include your name and phone number and we·ll call you bark with a price quote.) ByPhone (714) 642-5678 COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT 1027. BEACH By MalHn Person: 330 West B~y Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 A1 Newport Blvd. & Bay St. Hours Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-F ridat Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday NEWPORT 1089 BEACH CORONA 1069 DEL MAR Rutrs ru1d deadlines Art subjec1 to change witho111 notir~. TI1e publisher rTserves t11e right to rensor, rerl11s~if y, revise or reject any rlasi.ified odvrrtiSt"roent. Please report any error that mar be in your classified ad imme~ately. The Dai y Pilot 0CC",ep1t1 no liability for any error in an advertisemrnl Tor which it may be responsible except for the rost·of the space actuolly nccupie<I by the error. Cn-dit can only be olklwed for the first insertion. --Deadllnes --- 2122 Monday ................. Friday S:OOpm Tuesday .............. Monday S:OOpm Wednesday ......... Tuesday S:OOpm Thursday ....... Wednesday S:OOpm Friday ............... Thursday S:OOpm Saturday ............... Friday 5:00pm NEWPORT BEACH 2169 NEWPORT COAST -------2170 ------------------,~-V,Y~Q ---------- Rental Exec gated community. Slngl•famlty .. er 2Ba Catalina Views. Prl~ Onty S3500. L .. H Avl 7·1•98 Wayne, Agent. 949-780-5000 x 195 .. ~. " .. ~~~~·., New Ooean View 4Br 3/car SFR In gated Campo Bello. 14700/ MO. Agt 949-$52.e'JC>o VILLA BALaOA t Br+ Del\ 28• Comer APARTMENTS unit w/yaid 11850/mo FOJt UNT Open aaturd•V 173-Rl!NT . - ---~ ------ . • , 28r 1 aa Dupbc 1 ·Lvi CDM Ocean vu, beau, •lngl• gar, quiet, pvt, furn, prlV •ntranc9 a HANDLE Wmt CARE Ol'I bluff l'lear beach. patio, Ava II Nowt JUfffOVJIC!lllllTS Bodi vulnenble. South deals. • S795/mo. 842·SHS99 $600.mo 71~-0624 • •Coata ....... Beat ·-----... -NORTII Jr·1br & 1br, also 2br ttDNT•"r TO • J74 1ba, quiet gat•d 6'Q ~ ~_..;...-------1LOST • 0632 comm, pool, tennl1, SBAR! 2724 fO'fttft 2925 0 J Jt4 ea1y accea1 to ' co••1l.e11CJAL U&U' 6AQJJ fr•eway/beach/mall1. ~ 714-557·0078 CdM rm avt en In lg PROPERTY 2778 Loat Volcom Back· Wl'SI'. A 1062 EAST. Vold airy 3bd 2ba hou.. pack Belge/brown/gl'J'l IE'Slde 2Br Duplex W/d, f/p •om• atorag_e at Stuft Surfer 00 5113. o 95" o J 1017 ~ w/garage, nice, quiet 073·0393 440 •• 17th St. CM School book1 needed O 9 I 7 O 6 5 3 2 ~ stre•t. over 55. CdM •hr 2br 'ba hie 11411q ft. Front 11 on +personal lt•m• 6 165 • K 10942 , $900.MO 848·4884 hug• deck 6 great vul 17th St. 842-8835 Rew•rd '722·7841 SOlTl1I t IE'alde Brighi 3~r 1 Ba Carpor1, w/d, fem pref ******* • KO 9 I 5 3 ' cottage, w/d hk·UR, S825/mo 723-4466 NB Xlnt Beach Lool••••••••I o AICQ ; patio, carport, no E'CM Lrg Home In 22001q f1, great via-EMPLOYMENT o A KQ pets. S985. 722·1342 nice area near Back lbllltyl Flexlble, very''iililmllil•••• • 7 Walk to Theater/ Bay. Prof'I non·1mkr motivated 050.32341• Shopping Lovely 1 Br S600/mo 548.0210 ' The bidding: - Apt1 some w/gar. NB Oce•n Front N::i 8 ~~ ~~oN= EMPLOYMENT SOUIU WP.sT NORTH EAST gated comm, & deluxe Shr 2br home w/pvt g, 1 5530 l• hm 20 hm lndry lac. $895/mo. bath ON aand NO brd Blvd./ LH I ::2 ::a:· 26 Pllll 3• Pllll Klein Proper1y Mngt. wlk, $700mo tSs0-6904 owner agen • 4NT hm 50 .,._ 949·581·4000 $8•$11 HOUR ,. .,._ r.. hm NB upper back bay. Lg llool ed --------1 1tudlo w/pvt entrance, DUPLEXES ~~Ffr,~::hera ~c: Opening lead; Nine of 0 NEWPORT own ba & kltcflen. & UNITS 2786 unlta to work w/ln-'d .. BEACH 2669 $750 ll'lc utll 729-767Cl fanta toddler• a. 2Yrl Most bn ge mots maa.e sense. Bene'nt1 955-2872 Among !hose are 'Le8d low toward •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ATTN :BUILDllRS 2 Opening• PIT high cards' and, 'If you hold three 2Br 28• garage, w/d COMMElo..CIAL AND INVaSTORS Dellvery/Cuat • Svo honors in the~ .bands. lead hook·up, balcony, 1\ l!ASTSIDB C.M. 1 peraon for Flower coward the band coot.auung the two Hoag -fioapltal area. REAL ESTATE ~nits & Bulldabl• lo Shop nr Johl'I Wayne honors.' 5850/mo. 722-0388 •••••••• 2428 Elden $540,000 airport. Call 833-1883 South's orinin• two clubs was B d N M d Joanne Owner/Ag1 . . "' , ran ew o em 949·042·3812 Certified Lifeguard• amfic1al an forcing, and No~~ s 3Br 3Ba, balcony, needed In N.B. bay two-Oiamond response was a w11ung prkng,' waik to beach, BUSINESS OFFICE area. 17 per hr, June· bid. lbereaftcr, the bidding was nat· real, •hope, no peta. FOR RENT 2769 Sept. 909-672-o805 ural, and North-South came to rest in 52400/mo. 582·2912 BUSJ-.•ESS •· h S th I ed ,., g Collectlons the small slam w CR ou cam SP:8~~L1~88"c,+..~85A Creekalde Offloea FINANCE Cuatomer that an ace was missing. Great locatlonl S•rvlce • West led a diamond. t.aken in the doted band. It looted as if the con· tract could be claimed, but when declarer followed the rtrst put of the above ldv~ Vici led a low sJ*)e lO the jack, which won. East showed out and declarer had to lose two 11\Jmp tricu. Switching the Ea-West llUmp holding and heeding the stc· ond nugget of our introduction by leading a club to the ace and a spade to the lting would have fa.red no bet· ter. Should West shows out on this trick, declarer must again lose two spade tricks. . TilC com:ct way to tackle trumps as to l&JIOR both pieces of advice. Sinoc only a 4--0 trump split poses • prob- lem, declarer should lead a trump honor from hand at trick two. If East fails to follow, declarer continue$ with 1 low trump and finesses the seven. If West shows out. declarer next leads a trump to the jack in dummy, and then can get to the table with the ace of clubs to take the marltcd finesse for the ten of trumps. Too easy for words. Lam to be • bettB bridae play-er! Subscribe now to the Goren Bridge Letter by calllDR (800) 788- 1225 ror Information. Or write to: Goren Bridge Le~ll!!i P.O. Bos 4410, ChJatgo, llL ouonu. . ACROSS 1 Sldltlldc 4 Shal'tn' I ID 9 P91t of t'9 face 14-Khen 15 eus.omarv 18 American bird t 7 T rlbel l\am t 9 Matlet-of.fadly 20 Fresh, u lettuce 21 Crawl 23 Sl<eln (of yam) 24 FIQI\ flood 27 Miiey Way unit 30 Pseudonyms 32 Ms. Lupino 33 Sutprise 37 VioGnlst Siem 39 Paputar vacal.ion 40~hdrop •2 NatlWs ol Ankara 43 lat go 4" Mind-reading abbr. 45 Loc:omoti\/es 48 Actress Perlman 50 Groves 51 One way to run? 55 Caused by 57 Oak-to-be 58 Kni!ill's weapon 60 Perlect joy 64 In the lead 65 Actor Flynn 66 Espy '7 Unlll.a a ~ • .,,. =~co-= DOWN ·~-dol 2 GrMll mat1c.at 3 Cleallt"I .. =(Into) 5 S.rpent 8 Pair 7~. 8 Chooaaa1 c;ancfldate 9 Grant, aa land 10 Rebbitl' c:ouaina t 1 NaliYel of Celro 12 Vilng 13 Plano part 18 Alukan natJVe· abbr 22 Female ~ 24 Cou1ed 25 Leaning T owet tit• 26 Oohand- 28 Wise saying 29 Went fast 30 Fragrwll Med 31 MandXL 33 Later .. FRIDAY, MA"° 29,J998 ,•, . Newport Bay Terrace phonea, furniture, Clerk 1 ·------------------------. 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Thia f\.111 tlma position olfera a plea1ant working environment (71 4) 642 5678 and an excellent ben· - eflt package Including medical, dental & 401 k plan. Drug I 1.1\ il ~~~~:~.17:9/fe~yslcal re· Da Jt.-.~p ot Please aend resume to: Billing & Credit Su· Call 642-5678. Put a fevv vvords pervl1or, 330 w. Bay C:OSTA MliSA Earn $1000 • w .. k. StrHI, Costa MH•,l--------.--~---~-..... llllllllllllllllllllllllllll~~~t=======::::::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Be ~·our own boasl CA 82628 or fax to Work from homel (949) 831·5802 8()0.299-5001 X813921--------+--....-------t to vvork for you. PayphonH S150K/Yr. Lowest prices.Local sites avail. 800-800- 3470 24/hrs. MONEY TO LOAN 2914 E•m up to S1000 Every time someone receives a MIP refund. 888-640-noo no ••P nee 2669 .Plug Into the CIOssified section NEW '97 AURORA MSRP $35,995 ALLEN DISCOUNT $6014 SALE PRIC •• + tax lie and doc fees. One ooly, VIN 123824 On approved credit. Up to 36 months. 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TBE FWWEB WABEBOIJSE INC. \ If 15 great years in business'i' *1-he First, The Original, The Besttf (714) 6•6-5566 1308 Logan Ave Open Mon-lbun 9•m-5pm Coast• Mesa 92626 Fri 9am-6pm S•t 8:30pm-4pm ~G 6f ,__ __ ~~df~~ :r.f 'iO u WANT NATURAL Fooo,Go T 0 TRNJEJ~. J"o~'5 0 I Beautify Your Yard! ~UiXUS rT\\SS &on V\lt-lO Y°"~ -e \\+e. ~ \.A.loe'Daa\e.r -rllf. s' 0 'Lf- Oran~e Coun\-~6 '=*1 L&vs Dealer 2i~OO mo~~ueri~e P\(w~. \.\c""' qam . ..: qf!!'· . W,e.nd\~ Sarv,ce · Clncl ~e ~'nes~ lAa)tvre~ Cars . \.he, U) or\ c\ ....... ~. '.. • • • ••I __ ..... ,.,. .. -:. -. -. . ~ ~e'XuS Serviced i c:> one ot--CA tirn ©• 4 )(I IS rn1ss1on v1eJo \ Your "Elite of Lexus" Dealer 1r-------------~~~~--------' :J.7o f-. \ 7 *' ~. C0&+n_ Meso.... ~ "122-\Bo~ ; ~Q\\ Q . ~uJ, Z.11\1 L-----rt r.s vo u r conne. dion COM CA 1 · . fo fAe futur~. We Jwfaddd II new chOVltlefs in ne~porf Rettc.h weu.re cable Wire. nof. ante,., ... . •Qs call now J-gg8ComcaSt .... . I 41.v ~ U6td., 6~ By Ulna H. Jomson, Promotions Director Meet the wtniW9 Students discovered the wof1d of advertising ftrst hand 8nd what constitutes an effective advertisement, when they participated In the Dally Pilot 1998 Student Design An NJ Contest. Youngsters In grades four through 12 from Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar and the surrounding area teamed l1lOf'8 about their local business community and the advertising lndus1ry, whlle galnlng recognition for their creativity. · Only the entries Mlected by MlvwtlNtw are fMtured In thla .,,.cllll ..ctlon. Cash prizes were awarded for Overall Grand Prtze and first, second and third place In each of three grade level categories: 4th -eth, 7th -D9lf Plot cmft PflD winners 9th and 10th -12th. The Grand Prtze winner Is Mlfiua Zehnder, a fifth grader from Newport 1) -Heights Elementaty who won $75 for her outst.ndlng artwor1< for The Lab Anti-Mall. Arst place winners, who each r9C8lved $50, 819: Mikael Sebag, grade 6, Harbor View Elementaty, for hil Id fOr Hanlen't Juice Creations; . L. Teny Manzanero, grade 8, ~ Int.,,....., for her design for South ~A~ Coaat Plaza; and 0800 Rogent, grllde 11, Newport Harbor High, for his • artwork for Paulaon Golf Co. V kond place winners, who MCt1 ..celved $35 .. : CaltHn FetlnO, ~ grade 5, Unooln Bemlntmy, for her Id for Aetcher Jones Mot0rcars; I 9 8 ~ ·Tory Manchester, grade 8, ~ Intermediate, for her artwork for True Blue: and Jon Herrmann, grade 12, Coeta Meea H6gh, who designed his ad for Bank of YC>fba Unda. Thkd p&llC8 wlnnerl, Who each won $25, are: Nathan Stoneman, grade J S 5, Newport Heighta Elementary, fOr hit Mutlm UFO Network ad; Jose ()le_; ~ l>l Serpas, grade 7, Entign lntennedlata, for hil Platt CoHege design; and 4~ Heather McCultough, grade 10, Newport Hai>or ttgh, for her ad design for ....... Wor. Farrell Hinkle Orthodontlct. • (_ • G • ~ • 5 I II All students who participated In the conteet wlff be awarded a Certificate of L....L.---1.__~--'L--~..:;____a.....;.. _ _.;;:;:;..._...=;_;_...:......;:.__;;;;;;;~ -~ Achievement. --------------- \J otne.h~ Cl,ofhih8 " Be trve to your heart At True. Blue•• lO coq Ncwpo't ce ntcr Dr•~ e > Ne u.Jpo<\ ~acn 'laG,C.O • 11 ••• ,., l•altle! .... .,.. c-,_..:~~ lllt:&'t....ii ""'- How the oontl It WOfUd Advertisers from a vartety of bUlinesses In the commootty sponsored ad space. 8tudenta wet8 provided lnfonnatk>n about theee bulln11••• mono wtth contest guldellrlM and bal!C pr1nCiples for d11fg11l11g., effective ad. NJte were either hand drawn, computer generllt.lld or a comblnatJon of the two. 8eYeral students also Incorporated origi* photography. Everyone was lnCOOOlg8d to use th8W Imagination and hmvef\J'\l Competed ads Went returned to the rwwspeper mid lent to each advertiser for Judging. 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