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SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CONu'AUNffiES SINCE 1907
Popular politicial) steps · down
• Councihnan ·Pet.er Bl,lffa
says bowing out was the right
decision for hiJ!l and the city. ·
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COSTA MESA -Peter Buffa ·usually
leaves a trail of lt1,ughte r in his wake, but
his departure from the City\-Council is
causing sadness instead.
The witty dnd perceptive council-
man, renowned for lus keen sense of
humor, left office Monddy after 12 years
on the council and two years on the
Planning Commisston.
"Fourteen years is a long time so
• Peter Buffa's column on Michael
Huffington's strange revelation.
• Costa Mesa City Attorney Tom
Kathe has accepted a job in Florida.
there's parts of the process I'll miss~
there's people {'11 iniss, but I also won't
be leaving town," Buffa said . •1t was
absolutely the right ·decision for me and
the rtght decision for the city.• '
For many, Buffa's departure was felt
immediately.
. •As far as I'm concerned, Peter Buf-
fa's wit, experience and control on the
co~cil will be impossible to inatcn,"
said Chamber of ·Commerce President
Ed Fawcett "We've got some excellent
people on the council, but Peter \-\lill l>e
tough to follow. -
Councilman Joe Enckson joined the
Planning Commission m 1984 at the
same time as Buffa and credits Buffd
with beginning his tenwe with the
council.
•1 served with. Peter for so long,"
Enckson said. "I saw him on the other
side of the dais at the council meetmg
and it was a sad feeling."
However, the legacy Buffa has left
with the city can be found in a wide
SEE BUFFA PAGE 8
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1998
After t:i
years in city
politics, Peter
Buffa has
retired fJ;om
his civic
duties. He
sened on the
Costa Mesa
City Council
for 12 years
and spent
two yearspn
the Planning
Commission.
Expanded John Wayne: soaring noise ,
72 HOURS
A quick tour
of the weekend
1 A MENORAH
MOMENT: Fdmilies
of all backgrounds can
enjoy the spectacular
lights at Fashion Island's
annual Menorah Lighting
Ceremony at 4 p .rn. Sun-
day at Bloorningdale's
courtyard at Fashion
Island. Internationally syn-
dicated radio talk show
host Laura Schlessinger
will light the first candle of
the menorah. The festive
event will feature dancing,
face painting, clown and
balloon making and more.
Admission is free. For
more information, call
(949) 786-5000.
Possible n~ise footprint of an enlarged airport
• Repo~ suggests ~outh County
would experience kss noise from
a new airport than Newport-Mesa·
. would from an expansion.
2 EYES MADE Otrr
OF COAL: 1\venty
tons of snow will cov-
er Grant Howald Pat'k
ftom 10 a.m. to 1 p .m. Sat-·
wday, just in time for
Newport Beach Communi-
ty Services' Winter Won-
derland extravaganza. The
event will be fun for the
whole~family with holiday
arts and crafts, a snow-·
·man-building contest and
a visit from jolly old St.
Nick. Admission is free.
For more information, call
(949) 644-3151.
3 DICKENS OF A
HOLIDAY: The ninth
annual Dickens Irish
Christmas event begms at
noon today with a ribbon-
cutting ceremony featuring
Newport Beach Mayor
Dennis O'Neil at Mul-
doon's pub and restawant,
202 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach. Menu
items, served through Dec.
24, include a 100-year-old
•duckling• recipe from
· County Cork. Ireland;
Muldoon's signature shep-
herds pie; noodle pudding;
cranberry chutney; potato
cakes and more. For more
information, call (949) 640-
4110.
• For entertainment
related events In the
Newport-Mesa area# _,...1
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Attemattve G Is one of seven
secondary plans being stUdled In
the envlronmentAI report for £1
Toro. It asumes Joihn Wayne Is th•
coun~ only _.rport, ...vino 25
mllllon ~ ~ ye11r by 2020.
. _Police investigating
fire in the Back -'1ay
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• Cause of blaze that
blackened 2 to 10 acres
is unknown, but officials
say it began only yards
from homes in the area.
Police detectives don't know
what igrutcd the fire, but the¥ did
say it was started only yards away
from homes on a bluff overlook-
ing the Upper Newport Bay I!co-
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logical Preserve
Investigators examined . tho WEAtH!R lftekened -'™'r h-t.bioughou.__.....,,._,_, __
Thursday. Some of tho joggers ....., ~ ..._.
who use a paved trail that Un _...., ..,
the ccoloqkal pr ervc • lowed ... j;,. I *r
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NEWPORT-MESA -A report relea .... ed by
Orange County planners thio; week confums that
expanding.John Wd~ nc Airport woWd produce far
greater noise' for res1clenb here than a riew a.uport
at the El Toro Maruw Corps Air Station would for
·South County hy 2020
The noi-.l• footpnnt for El Toro ·produced b\'
Vince l\lestrc, the county's noL"e consultanl, shows
that no people Wlll be livmg within the area \\'1th
the loud st e1rcraft noise, which the state de. .. 1g-
nates as &n undesirable ~ocation for home ,
churches and c-hooL '
Ac:c-ordmg to the report, the v 1st 1ma1onty of
people.living around the base will ( xr •ri nee :.un-
ilar il not qweter no1 e patterns than v..hat man)
re.:.1denlb under ·John Wayne' flight path have
livL>d with for more than 15 years.
•we have taken our share of the all' transporta-
tion requirement.., and nO\\ it' time for South
County to do like...,1se, • suid Do'\·er Shore::. rCcsl-
dent Clanmce Turne! •Tuey are the one~ who are
approving the d~velopment down tht"te The hillS
are alive \ .. 1th th ' sound of 1ackhammers and bun
saws. The)' have to take the bitter \\'1th the sweet "
t-.1estre said the analysis . hows South County
residents would..never hu ir as much dlI'pOrt no1""
as resident:. hvmg OT) the west edge of Upper
Newport Ray do today
Cihe~ ~Ul'h as Lakr. Forest, M1ss1on Viejo. Lagu-
na Hills and evPn Aliso Viejo are too far from the
!light path to he evl!rely affected, Mestre ~aid. If
noise at El Toro Cdn be nurunuzcd. which is tht•
county's dcs1rn, the nmse there would be even
les~.
"lt\ really the area directly under or adJacent to
the area~ directly under the flight path that BF'
affected," Me trc "aid ·Tue notse s1gnihcantly
reduces on the !>.1dehnes, particularly on the
approach·
Community Noise Equivalency Levels
(an average outdoor noise over a
24-hour period, taking into account
greater noise sensitivity at night)
The no1st• analv lS for El Toro wa::-based on
Plan C, the 001.lnt) s preferred project It calls for
an auport ervmg 24 million passengers a year
and linked by a p oplc mover to John Wayne.
which would handl 10 1 million pa~-.engers a
vcar bv 2020
· Und "r Plan C, the noise contour for John
Wayne would expand lightly, but there would till
be no people li\'lng \".'lthm the ~tate-dclmed loot-
pnnt.
60 -equivalent to old
urban residential area
65 -State limit for
acceptable noise level
for homes and schools
70 -equivalent to
urban row housing on
a major avenue
Alternative G --which descnbe"' what could h
reqmred to nwel the county's tran portilhon
demand:-. 1f the .EH Toro plan doesn't fly -CC'\ll for
a 25-milhon-annual·pas.,enger · airport at John
Waynt> with longer runwa}:. that would push ovnr
the Coruna cicl 1' tar Fr 'eway.
Alternative G ts a '"condary option that mu ·
be studied Wllh tht• propo. ed El Toro Airport
under stat" environmental law , but it would
reqmr its own e.n\'uonmental :unpact report if ·
Wtb a pot •nlJal proJect
• Source: El Toro Ma~ter Oevelopme'1t Program ' SEE NOlSE PAGE 8
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Huntsman, police say
• Newport Beach official
disputes attom y's claim
that high court dedsion
to strike down Iowa lnw
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· r:~ve the gift of reading
this holiday season
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..!o1Y wish lists, thew's a ch1l-
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A slighUy m1>1e ophishc cat<'tl ·
audience will apprer1atP -Tht>
Chfistmt1s Adwmtm c nt Sp11n~ ·
Ell Sam," <.ln intcrgalacllc drt1md
with ddl.ZtitHf 3-D 11lu4'trations.
Set m the lutur~. when lramed
elves deliver g1Cts to <:hildren
ac:ross the gnlaxy, this tale is'per-
lec:t for kids who'd wther ride in
a rocket thun a remdec1-drawn
.sleigh ,.
The JO} ol ce!Phrating a week·
Jong holiday is raptured in
-Pearl's Eight Dilys ol
Chanukah." fPatunng a heart-
Wdmung tory mterspched with
clucctions for making menorahs,
drnidclc; and latke:.. this is a gOO<!
choice for young families estab-
lishing their own traditions.
For kids just embarking or:i
school cd1een., M Miss BindPr·
garten Celebrates the 1 OOlh Day
of Kindergarten" revolves
around
lively
prepard-
tions for d
fl·~Live
0111 est mw.
-Rhythmic
ldngtitlgc,
numencul
concepts
and pdrty
scenes prchestrah~I by ctn PQUI·
bent C"drune kindergarten teac·hn
combme in tlus fun, read-c1loucl
book
Children redding on thmr own
drt' :-.urn to en1oy "Arthur and the
Crunch Cereal Contest," an
entertammg mslallnwnt m Mc1rc
Brown's popular hPginmnn chap·
ter-book sem!s. Fair play t1nd s1h-
lm9 reJationsh1ps h9ure mto this
story dbout entering a Jtnylt• con·
test.
No nldller how old th<' chil-
dren on your g1fl lJc;t drc!, they
tun add sparkle to the holiday
sedc;on wtth scissors, glue and
household matPria1s. In "Chnst-
mas Ornaments Kids Cr1n
Mdke, • lhey'U find 30.clt:lightful
Cffdlion<: they can h,m~1 on et treP
or present as gill~ to fttmily,
fnends-teachers <md even P"Ls .
• CHECK lT OUT is written by the staff
of the Newport Beach Public Library
This week's column 1s by Judy Kelley
dateboOk t •
' Newport Beoch/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
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They had the Dickens
seated· ·out of them .
Newport Beach children disc;uss stage fright in their roles in 'A Christmas Carol' at South Coast ~epertory
. . ·in the> San Fernando Valley
Jcwcr Sc::HfRER b<•fore rclocatmg to Newport
C lutching his small crutch
draped witb red ribbon,
the towheaded Tiny nm
moves center stage to enthusi-
astically exclaim, "God bless us.
everyone!"
And for 8-yeaI-old Alexan-
der Swanson. one of two actors
who portray'Tmy Tun in South
Coast Repertory Theater's •A
Christmas Carol,· that line, of
all his lines, is his favorite.
"Two years ago 1 was watch-
ing this play and hiding behind
the seats because I was so
scarC'd of the Ghost of Christ-
mas Yet-to-Come,• he said.
•Now I am I sharing a dressing
room} with hlm dunng the
show• •
Swanson, along with Eliza·
beth Gribben and Pauli
I forowitz, lS one of three New-
port Beach residents from :
South Coast Repertory's Young
Conservatory who appear .m
thf> 19th annual production of
th<" hohday classic. Adapted by
SCR's Jerry Patch, and runnl.ng
through Dec. 27 m Costa Mesa.
•A Christmas Carol" is directed
by John-David Keller and
showcases Hal Landon Jr. as
the crusty Ebenezer Scrooge.
Landon, who has played
Scrooge for all 19 seasons, is
one of several of SCR's found-
ing artists -Richard Doyle, Art
Koustik, Martha McFarland
and Don Took -involved m
the production. New to the cast
is David Whalen as the amiable
Bob Cratchlt and William Fron-
•. is McGuire as the Spirit of
Chnstmas Present.
"I believe this play touches
everyone in terms of the nature
of redemption," said SCR
spokesperson Cristofer Cross.
uscrooge, who is portrayed as
hardhearted, a loner and a
miser, has resisted any attempt
lor people to reach out to lum I
tlunk we all knt>w someone
who has dnfled off lo the side
of the road, and it is wonderful
1 A CHRISTMAS Bc>dch two years ago. Her _goal
CAROt' dflN college 1s to head to New
•WHERE:
South Coast
Repertory, 655
· Town Center
Drive. Costa
Mesa
+WHEN:
Through Dec.
27. Peifor-
mances are
7:30 p.m. Tues-
days to Fri·
days; 2:30 and
7:30 p.m. Sat·
urdays; and"
noon and 4
p.m. Sundays
and Christmas
Eve. No perfor-
mances Christ-
mas Day
"°'HOW
MUCH: Gener-
al admission
$23 to $38;
students,
seniors and
group dis-
counts avail-
able
+PHONE:
(714) 708-5555
DON 1.EACH/DAJtY PR.OT
Tiny Tim Cratchlt (Newport Beach's
Alexander Swanson) ln a scene with •
Bob Cratcbit (David Whalen) in SCR's
production of .. A Chrlsbnas Carol."
to see JX'Ople> connect throuqh
the love of fdmtly c1nd friend-
ships.•
Alexandt•r, one of five sib-
lings who fdngt> lrom 2 months
to 9 yeors, 1s home-schooled lJy
his mother, Kath) Swamon
Sist<'1 Natashd, 9, and brother
Gregory, 6. Mc also part of
SCR's Young Consc>rvdtory.
This 1s the younqstcr's first play.
"I had the butterf11es open-
ing my ht," !>81cl thP 5:J-pou!1cl
actor. ''And l still gel them
CVl'rY myht. Uut I l<'dlly hkP. Jt
when wt? get a hig round of
appldusc and people whistle
when we. do our lam1ly bow di
the cnrl."
But Swanson, whose plan:;
arc to b come an actor, is ·
ready, tor now, to retm> his hlu<!
krncken>, brown twePd cdp
plaid scdrl and, ot course, tht>
crutch.
u Actu<1ll't~ I am kind of
tired," he said. "One mg ht I
stayed up until 11 p.m "
Horowitz, 16, whr> plr.ty!'> Fein,
Scrooge's older s1c;tcr in ChrLc;t-
mas past, agrees with h<>1 fpJ.
low cast mernhC'T rlbout lht"'
nerves and applduse.
"l lavmg a uvc t1uclienn.~ and
the feedb<lc-k is a grE:al 1<'1-'llrlu."
sclid the Coronel ilPl Mar l ltgh
School juruor. "But I gel nc1u-
seously nervous dnd then when l
am on the stage 1t goe.-s awc1y. •
~ Iorowitz, also un <isp10n9 ·
dClress, has perfomied m sc>vcr·
al musicaJ thetttPr producuons
York's illustrious Broadway
where she can combine her
dctmg. singing and dancing tal-
ents
·Working on this play has
been a'good bonding experi-
ence," she said. ·But beside
making a Jot of new friends,
I've been able to see how
Scrooge changes, which is a
good Jesc;on ror everyone. Also,
bemg Jewish, I'm not used to
relebrdtmg Christmas and this
h.is bP.en a great way to learn
about 1t. ~
Gnbben, 17, a seruor at San-
td Marganta High School w~o
altemt1tcs with Horowitz as
Fan, sdld playing Scrooge's sis-
ter 1s close to heart. In the story,
the sweet-tempered Fan and
Scrooq<' were especially close
ttS young people.
"I can relate to the character
b<'C"ause of my close relationship
with my older brother,• she said.
·In Uu~ story, Fan has not seen
Sc rcx>ge for about a yeaI so she
surpnscs him a! his boarding
school and bnngs him home for
et vNt. When I don't see my
broth~r lor cl month l rruss him. I
can t imagine a year.·
Gnbben, who plans to pur-
sur> a theater drts maJ m col·
leql', sc1id she hopes to contin-
ue domg theater m addition to
TV ctnd film.
"This h<ls opened me up to
all aspec-L<; of theater,• she said.
"Along with dCUng and the
technicdl part, I saw how much
1r tdk~ to put CJ show togeth-
Pr •
Gnblu•n, too, hopes p~ople
w11J see the true me%age of the
. pltiy.
"In tod,1y's world we get
cdught up m so mdny material
things, kmd of like Scrooge,•
she sc1id "l thmk, f'speoally
c1rounrl Chnslmc1stune, this·
makes people r~member that
Juve for lamily 1s more impor-
tc1nt than money."
LET THEIR VOICES RING
fl 11J SUll!N
pr.rlect harmony of rn
vnu.'<'s, 10 songs from
dro1111d the world, and one
1 1sc1l messagP of celr.brallon
1P toqr.ther to re101ce m the
11la~ splfJt Sunday as TI1e
net•' C'ounly Women's Chorus
• rms ll'> debut holiday con-
1 t Newport I farl>0r Lutheran
r h
file> newly fonncd chorus was
rn of a v1 ion and a cln~am of
unlllul ot women who wanted
su1y h'l!J~Uwr," said Mary
nq dorf, th • nHrnttgmH clm~
dlld pres1c!Pnt ol the group.
fM c horu..,' ph1lo ophy i.c;
t m11.,1c: is t~scnUcil to the
1mnr1 spmt and thllt smgm~
omott•s JOY and tellowsh1p.
I h1• c1mup, whKh b1anchecl
t h•Jm the coed thorns at St.
1.ll'<; c p1scopctl Church m
1 tm, 1n1nfd <l1re<:tor Raymond
ttlll \\hen he left the ch11rc h.
ro than 1ust wttnting to l;IO!J
cJ<'lhN, the• six women Wdntl•d
mg under hiS artistic dm·ction.
a!l!.pjlot
VOL. 92, NO. 293
'HOMAS H JOHNSON,
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Newly formed women's chorus debuts at Newport Harbor Lutheran Church
"Women's vmcP:; form a musi-
cal instrument from which music
is expressly wnttcn, • EgM1 smd.
"We want to bnng this music to
Onmge County."
Knowing c.ertmn choral pieces
can only perfectly be sung by
women. Egan formt.>cl the c:horus
m Jdnuary.
The group has grown to 18 \
mP.mbers with women commg
from all over Orange county dnrl
a' far us Pac;acfeua.
Langsdorf said the group and
Egan ponder d using the fadli·
tie..s at Newport Harbor Lutheran
Church as d place to reh arsc
and pN1onn, even though none
of the choir members have a
specific rchgious athhation.
Bill Well-;, the nunister of
music at the Newport church,
had been following Eg<m's
career to1 some years, and to the
group's delight, was w1Umg to
help.
"It's a wonderful music box,"
send Barbara Van Gausl>en.k, the
chorus secretary. "And they
have been r~dlly acconunociat·
mg lo our mghtbme scheduJe."
FYI
ORANGE COUNTY
WOMEN'S CHORUS
+ WHA~ "A Flower in
Winter"
+ WHERE: Newport
Harbor Lutheran Church,
798 Dover Drive, New-
·port Beach + WHEN: 7 p.m. Sunday + HOW MUCH: $8 at
the door; $7 in advance + PHONE: (714) 838-
6965 + NOTE: Anyone inter-
ested in joining the cho-
rus can call Egan at (626)
799·3886 for an audi·
tion.
exp('cts the program· to be just
what this area needs
Titled ·A Flower m Wmtet, •
Uw pr0<Jrd1ll includes music from
medieval England and North
Ametica; carols from Eastern
Europe, Israel, Hungary, and
MeJCico; ilnd organ music from
Frdnc~.
"It's a grand way for someone
h tening to tdrt the fholiday)
season,· Grogan said •These
ore traditional ongs fTom their
native countries, but for the m~1
part the pieces haven't been
heard her".•
Wuh the belief that music is
an t.'Quallzer, the program was
pul together m celebration of the
~ason -Christmas, wmter sol·
Stice and Kwanzaa.
OON lfAC'.•l I OAJlY PILOT
Members of The Orange County Women's Chorus, from left, Barbara Dacus, Mary Toal,
Jenniler Aldrich, Pat Morgan, Sue Crowson, Usa Clabome and Amy 0 ajlma rehf'arse for
their upcoming show, "A Flower ln Winter," at Newport llar~or Lutheran Chunh.
Th~ progrdm's tiUe represents
a contrad1cuon, Egan said, as
. though winter -with its short
anct gloomy days -i really a
fo 1 mi~g pE>nod for the beauty lo
rnm' m the rest of the year.
I The chwch seats approxi-j to ~en 1t out for their hrst rnn·
mately 200 and the chorus hopes cert. I Kathy Grogan of Co to Mesa,
an alto in the chonts, sAid she
MA flower blooming in the I winter is an unlikelihood, and
yet 1t doe:>," Egan said.
WEATHER
55
SURF
We have a westerly
swell every 12 sec·
onds for sets tn the
waist· to chest·h1gh
area We have a
sltght decrease tn the
surf. however. Sets
should go chest· to
head high at the
points and reef5 lhe
Sinta Ana cond1t1on
baoo down today
fOf cleaner sctt1nqt
Wat r vis b1hty ~oo
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COSTA MESA
• Bristol Str.et. A wallet and 1u contenb worth s 195 wet'e ..
stolen from a tar in the 3300 bl0<k.
• Bristol S~ A laptop computer worth S 1,919 was stolen
from a b~neu in the 300 bloc:k
• El C..mlno Drive. A tar ~tereo worth S600 was stolen m the
1100 block.
• N4'wport Boulevard Two antique fireplace andirons worth
$7,~00 were \tolen from a bU~ineu in the 1~00 block.
• Wallace Avenue A car battery wotth $50 was stolen from a
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The $28 million follo iu-up q uestion:
Is Huffington gay or just ho?nosexual?
0 K, I'm clonf!. I've turnt>d
11 my keys, 111y Httvel, my
OdlllPpltttl', ,CVf'ryt htny
hut my :-.111art mouth. Th<ll l will
ool g1wn1p. .. ·
· And wlwllw1 I'm m olfK<' or
out, 1 will c1lwt1ys bP tl poltlic-.11
1unkic. lt's JllSl mon~ tun lhan
anyone deservPs.
$ Tt1kr! la!il wt>Pkl'nd lor c>xarn~
pie. Just when you thank you've
SPPrt 11 nil. alonq comes Michael
·I htfhngton. ls thiz, <1 gre<1t coun-
try or wh.it? ~o is hf! or isn't he>.?
It's hke the old /\ 11:.s Clatrol s1iot,
but dt this point, not <'ven ht!-.
hdtrdrt>sscr knows for sure.
. .Surely you recall !\.like from
tt1P 1~<14 U.S SPrwte r<1cc -
:\lkhael Hulftngton, Republican
. vs. Dtannc Femsh•m, Democrat.
\'\'hPn it was ovPr, it wc1s Dmnne
Feinstein, st>nator. Only one .
thing dhout th•' tdCP Wds memo-
rdhle, but 11 w<1s d lnlu. Hulhng-
ton spent somt> $28 nuJLion -
th<1t's "m1llto11" with d "uulp~ -
of his own mon(•y, .ind 10 ... 1.
Twc'nly·.l•1qht rmlhon do!Jdrs is
u lot of rnotlf'Y Thtit's more lhi.m
Mo Vrt11uhn rnt1kl's in tt yt•<u. J
tlunk. You shouldn't ht> spending
$28 nuJhon on c1 pohttrnl cc1m-
ptuqn. You should he hu1ichnH a
hln<1ry or c1 -.dinol or hc111tn9 out
~t •• John Knits. As ofh'n happens
when peoplP lo e an Pit'< t10n,
liulfington laded from !.IHhl, pre-
~umithlv to llnd hunscll, -.ea1d1
hi":> out: g<'l m IO\IC h with his
mnPr child, w~11tev1•1. Fr<lnkl}~ ii
l ht1d dropped $l8 1111lhon m a
political C'drt1pmgn, I'd heat my
mnPr chtld hk<' tt honqo when I
.<"Cluqht up with him
At dll} ratP, Hufftnqlon".;
'Porch tor tlw truth n:ac;hf'cl a
mifostonc losl WL•l'kend wlwn he
peter
buff a
said thc1t he behcvc., ht> 1s homo-
sexual -but not uay. Ahh, OK
We'll deal with the nuanc-es'latPr,
but 1s this comm9 out ol Utt> <Ins-
et or not? Hard to sa)·. Jt':·..rllot l'
ltke standmg m the doorwdy.
'vVhatl'VN 1t was, 1t hrounht
Republicans lo full pomt SPn!-.tn!J
there was not qrnte enouqh u>11 -
lus1on m the c1ir, l lullm9lon
ddded lhdl he doesn't thtnk tw\
d Rep ublu <1n <tny1no1 <'. but isn't
sum he's c1 Democrat. It H•1111ncls
.me of the guy who tells his tlwru·
pist "1 used to tlunk I was r<'al
indeasive Now I'm not so sure."
When vou «>nsider these two
revelations <1fl~ cpming from~
tom1er GOP congt(?!'>snHrn a11cl
Senate candidate who ha two
kids dnd was marnecl, until
rncenUy, to Ananna I htlhngton,
this is not your gcuden-Vt net~
announcenwnt.
I hdve nothing lo declare on-
lhc homosexu{1l-but-not-qay
conundrum 1 don't <JPl 11. The
political conclusions t1re e\i t1n
morP puulmg. We all gPl n hllh"
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Costa Mesa ·man arrestort--.n--en~~--;--;:::=:::;:==~~===;::=:::~~~~~::-=~.....-.t-.
of Orange CoUnty bank robberies
• Suspect dllcgcdly
.... -comrrutted four crimes in .
three cities.
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IRVINE A Costu Mesa man
-;uspccled of robbing tour banks in
OrangE> County wets arrested
Wednesddy night at a UCl pool hall.
t-.1an Huy Cao, -25, will> bpoked
into Irvine J<til on multiple counts
. ol robbery. RP<.0rcli; md1tat Cdo
was rPle.tsP<.1 on his qwn recog-
• • 11120.ike from Orange County Jail
m Thursday.
Police rcc-on•red evidence at
Ccto's dpartnwnt that links him to
dll of the rohbt•n<>~. authorities
sauJ. Authonl.IC':, believe Cao was
n>.,pons1ble lor a Pne.-. of bank
hetS~ovcr the last month.
An armed robbet stole about
$3,500 in a Nov. 12 robb('ry al the
Wells Fargo Bank m the 14000
block of Culver Dnve m Irvuie. Tha
robber approached a bank teller
and gave her a no_te cf~mundin~
money. The teller srud the mdn dis·
played a black, sem.idutomatit'
handgwi. She gave rum the cash
from her drawer and the mc1n fl<'d
on foot. · ·
Pour days.later. a man matching
the description of the Irvine robber
stole an umli'iclosed dJllount or
money lrom a Bapk of Amened m
the 17000 · blocR of Brookhurst
Street in Fountain Valley. The man
placed a handgun on the counter
and gave a teller a note demand·
mg momw. .
On Dec. 4, a man walked mto a
Wells Fargo branch m the 4800
block of Bdrranca Parkway in
lhfine and demanded money.
AlUlough no weapon was. used in
the robbery. the robber escaped '
with about $4,000.
The lust robbery happened
·Tucsd~1y ttl ~ank.of Amenca in the ·
20000 block of Brookhurst Street in
t lunt.m9ton Beach. Police said the
mcm .ilso hdOded a note to a bank
teller thttt said, #This is an armed
robbery ... I'm an ex-employee.~
Th<' teller gave him an undis·
cl()<jt•d amount-of cilsh t<fo gun WdS
sN~n. police said ..
Police ~did videotapes and a I
subsequent investigation were
able to lcc1d investigators to Cao.
Cao rcportt>dly wrtswith a friend al
UCI and isn't a student there.
Pohce wouldn't,Fonunent on the
evidcnc • f<>und at Cao's apart-
ment.
Police looking for crash witnesses
HOLIDAY • Newport BPdch man
was ktlled in crash Fnday.
Coslt1 ~1t•s<1 pohc<• ttfl' seektng
1'. l\O(>SSl'S to d !WO·fdl dCCtdent
Der 4 thdt Ctnisc•cl the ch.•t1th of a
Newport B1•ach man.
lJouglt1ss Bldck, :rn, wds
'>t'\l'rely tn)UJC'Cl in th<> c1d~h dnd
rushed to 'v\'cslpm Mc>chct1l Cen· ...
ter. lie dwd Sctturcltty, less than 12
hours t1ftcr thP crctsh, from a la<'·
t'Jdted li~r .incl internal bleed-
. m~.
·stack i:lnd Stuart Dana, 36, of
Newport Beach were dnvmg
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home at about 10 p.m after
watching a mov1e at Metro
Pomte. DaOd, who was drh mg a
1996 gold Geo Pnsm, was travel·
mg southbound on Bear Street
when it was hit broadsid<' by d
1997 white Ford Probo drivE>n by ·
a 17-year-old Huntington Beac.h
gll'I who was travelmg ea~lbouncl
on Baker Street, police said.
Dana and the girl had minor
UlJuries. but Black complained of
bdck and stomach pain.
Police need witnesses to deter·
rrune whether either of the drivers ran a reel light. They fear no one
may have been m the dimly hght-
ed area because 1t' rained that
night.
Qlhcer Larry Torres ·said uco-
dc•nts involving motorists who try
to beat changing ·traffic sigtldls
are common in Costa Mesa.
"Whenever you have an aco-
tlent m the center of d.ll intersec-
tion, most times it will involve
someone who ran a red light,• Tor-
res saJd. "Red-light ninning•is rectl
prolific. I'd -;ay it rdrlk.s in the top
three or five m traffic-related <ltCi·
dt'nts. ~
Vt•hiculor ·manslaughter
charges could be filed dgam.st one
of the• driven> pending the outcome
of the mvcstigation, Torres sdld
Anyone who may have inJorma-
tion ts asked to caU the Co:.ta
Ml'Sd Police Department at (714)
754-5264.
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without a pJdn to .avoid
year 2000 comj)l]ter
proble~s . ~ut city seiy~lt
gral'f"<r jOfY"tept>tt:---.-.-.. --:~~" iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiilliiiiiiiiliilliiitil-•
. The much-debated year 2000
problem refcl'S"'to the mabdity of
computer systems to recognize
the chlference between 20th n•n-
tury a~d 21si century dcttes. Som!!
ht1Vl' painf("d it c'IS d loontin<J OlS•.
astei that could shut clown gov-
cmml'nt and uusin~ss. Others c•c•
·is braced for millcnniunt.
COSTA f\ IGSA 7 'llH> c:atv 1s
one of h\e m Oronq~ Count}~ th<lt
does not have ct I "l• lllttl or dt>< 11-
mented plan lor .n VJr1g poteuta.11
year 2000 c.o 11 1 '' prohlf•ms,
according to an Ornng1~ Ccn~nty
1t m le.~ dire terms.
Th(" grdnd JUI)' report, rPleetsP.d
litst month, ~aid C.:osta l\1pc;a, Hue-
nu Park, Cyprc.i>s, Lagun11 HJlls
and Lagunct NiguPl eittw'1 do·not
ha\'e 'or huv1~ not dernonstrated a
!annal or documPnted approach
to -.olving the yeur 2000 r.rohlcm.
The county's 26 other c1llt>~
B R I E F l Y I N T H E N"E W S
Services set for forn1cr rnayor Alvin Pinkley
Grave.suit> !!>elVJces frn lomw1 Co!!>til l\te-.d f\lc1yor Alvin Pinklc•y will
be held al 11 a.m. toda}' ell l lmhor Lawn-Mount Olive Mortuary dlld
Memorial Pcu k, 1 h25 C1sler Ave
Pinkley, 8'1, w.is u Co-.ld t>.lt>!!>ct toundang tathe1, c1 three·ll~m1 mc1yor
d.Od Iongllm1• lmsUH!~l! owner m the tity. He died al cuncc>r 1\wsday at
d convult~scent home'.
Park to b<' a wint<'r wonderland lQil Saturday
Twenty tons ol snow wall h<? transported to Grnnt Ho\~<lld P<lrk tn
Corona del Mt1r bf'! ween Io a rn. clnd 1 p.m. on Sdturday.
Tius "Wmter Wonderlanrl" will mducle holiday arts and crafts, a
snow creciture h111khnq contPst etnd d visit irom· Sanld. Th~ event is
organized by Ne\\ poi I Beach Conunumty ServKe-. and 1~ spon..,on •d m
part uy the N(lwport I hirhor Elk Clul>
The park 1::. at th~ comer ol Filth und Ins dvenue .
Bob Ge.is~
gri1nd 1ury rtudy coordinator
dlr.<•t1cly have such plans
#They had nothing written
down, no pl<m tlt the time of the
mvc~llgnllon," said Bob GelSs, a
grand 1ury member who helped
coordinate the study.
f towever, Gerry Verwolt, act-
1119 communications manager ro~
thP city. said the finding is no
The Classic Diamond olitaire eddace
Silent night
Spcl'chlc ~ morning ·
I Cannery sponsoril~g annual Ch11StlJlaS dinner
The Cannery restaur<1nl of Newport Betlch 1s once again ..,pon onng
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noon to 4 p.m. Dec. 24 t1t 720 W. 1 !-Jth St. Donr1tions are h1'inu collt>cl-
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Tracking .sex offenders not easy
• Police rely OJ'! ments of 6ex offenders. By tnw,
• ~ Qffe.ndcrs..must in.Lonn the.
show~ '"the 'type of impact
~Mey.an' ...La'"" can have on a
comrnwuty, • McDonough aid.
"W& don't j~dmg-0ut
fliers for high-nsk sex offenders
who move here. We make a
casl•-hy-case dPtennination
whether the neighborhood
should bP notified."
.. e-X-convttts fo city they plan to move to within
voluntarily-register--~~ fura da~~ leaving th ir previ
ous homes Once t})ey've rcg1s-• under Megan's Law, tered with a p~ltce d pdrtmcnt,
but rn'any d~:m't. they must update th<>1r personal
mtormat.ion annually
GRfl, Rt.,t NC But as recent CV'ldcnce shows,
With M.eg4n's Law reddily
available to the public, 1t is the
responsibility of local law
enforcement agencies to keep
tabs on registered sex offenders.
The Jaw, whJch requires con-
victea sex offenders to inform
police where they live and to
update their personal informa-
tion annually, has been heralded
as an informative community
asset However, cnnunals don't
always comply with the law and
fail to let pobc<> departments
know about their whereabouts.
Police -can only hope they
stumble upon tho'>c who· don't
comply during thetr roubnes -
and they often do.
•It's very £>asy to have some-
one move mto a community and
for us not to know,· said New-
port Beach police Sgt. Michael
McDonough. " [ think Megclil's
Law 1s a great resource for !JS.
We have more tools at our dis-
cretion now than we ever dld."
In a city such as Newport
Beach. which has thousands of
seasonal residents, police have
to closely monitor the move-
.,
there can be more sex offenders
living nearby than residents
think. McDonough Sd td a r<>cqnt
domesuc violence dispute
turned up d convicted sex
off ender Police responded to
another call recently. whP.rc a
man accidentally rdn over lum-
seU while he attempted to hx his
car. A background check
showed he was a sex off ender. ·
Police arrest s~x offenders
who are m violation of Megan's
Law. It is up to the Ornnge
CQunty district attorney's office
whether to send them back to
1a1J
One case thaf struck il raw
nerve in Newport' Beach last
year was the discovery thc1t con-
victed child rnolestc>r Jam"" Lc'e
Crumrnel was hvmg m d New-
port Heights condominium.
Police distributed mcrs about
Crummel, who was con~idercd et
high-risk !ieX offendN Crununt!l
and lus roommate, Bumt•ll Gor-
don Forgey, were arrested <'tirh-
er this year for allegedly mol<~st
mg a teenager on severill occa-
sions.
·1 thinlC the Cmmmel case
Thew dre 22 registered:sex
oflendPrs hving in Newport
Beach, but none m \he high-risk
category. McDonough said one
man who moved in September
lQ Newport 1 feights fit into thdt
C?ate9ory, \)ut after police told
hun they might distribute fliers
about him, he moved to another
city m Orange County.
The department's four-mem-
ber team assigned to sexual
cmnes aggresc;1vely pursues
mformdllon about sexual offend-
ers who may relocate to New-
port Beach. Once sexual offend~
ers are released from prison.
they dre pul on a list called the
Sexual l-lab1tual 01fender Pro-
gram, which tells local law
Pnforcemenl wnere they are
headed McDonough believes
<'dch agency could devote al
least one officer full time to accu-
rately monitor sex offenders.
"We huv<> been able to
dccomplish quite u bit," he said.
"ll 1s dll issue that is very impor-
tant to residents and us. It's not
our mtcmt to force sex offenders
lo move but to alert the public
about them."
BUSINESS BRIEFS
Firm promotes
two employees
Newport Beach-based ctrcht-
tectural hrm Taylor dl1d Associ-
ates Architects bas promofed
Jenelyn A Russo and Kevan
McDowell to dSsociates. Russo
hds been an mtenor designer
with the fl.rm for more than rive
yea~s. and MCDowell has been
with the !inn smce 1986 Taylor
and Associates was estdbllshed m
1979 and specldlizes m projects in
the health care held
Giving green light to
new rure, partnership
Greenl1ghl Mdrkebng and
• ~ommumcat1ons, a Newport
Beach agency spec1al\zmg m
high-tech cl.tents. has lured Laura
Gaffney of Newport Beach as an
associate account executive.
Gaffney gradQated from the UCI
• lJl 1997.
GreenL19hl has also
announced als allidnce wath the
Technofogy Channels Group.
Greenlight is at 366 San Miguel
Dnve, Newport Bedch.
New vice president
at CT Realty Corp .
Corona del Mar resident David
L. Ball hds been appointed vice
president of development by CT
Realty Corp of Newport Beach. ·'
Ball wai prevtously the president
of development for IDM Corp. m
Long Bedch, and pnor to that he
was a pnnapal m dn internation-
al arch1tectural hnn.
Ball is a graduate of Cal Poly
San Lws Obispo. He is a licensed
general contri:lclor and a regis-
tered architect m both CaWormd
and Nevttdd.
Hotle group makes
name, logo change
The Ayres Hotel Group hds
renamed all 14 of its propc>rties,
including two Costa MeSd loca-
tions. The company deadcd to
change its name and corporate
logo m order lo streamhne 1tlt
image 6.Ild meet the demands of
expansion.
The company. has chosen
Country Inns & Swtcs by Ayres to
replace Country S1de Inns &
Suites." The company's logo has
alway~ included tho Ayres roost-
er, which ltas been trcdmlinc<I.
For more information, visit the
Web site at
Keith names new ·hicf
financial officer
The Keith Compames of Costd
Mesa has appointed Gary C.
Campanaro cluef findnc1al ofhce>r
The company also recently
appomted Doug Seller dS chrPctor
.of fina.gce/accounting c1nd James
A. Lambert to the position of CAD
,manager.
The company has also expand-
ed its f lumc1.n Resources depart-
ment with the additions of Nanci
Goedecker dS adnun.i.strator to the
human resources team and Mau-
. reen DeAngPlis as benefits coor-
dinator. The Keith Companies has
also expanded into more thun
16,000 square feet of. officf' space
thdt was previously occupied by
Pt1c Bell Mobil Servtces.
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Schools hope for state bonQ windfall . .
• Rule~ restricting current schools f~c1hty sllldy
funding have been ·lifted, ~urrenlly.Ainder way in the th~
tnct will be included m the d1s-
•The two issues don't ovr·r
ld_e, but. the go .. 1land in hang,•
pavirig way for possible trict'S state money apphcat1ons. _c_o_n_s--:tru:--c""'ti_o_n_m_..._o_n_e..,..y-.-----f -Although the distnct may
fmc said. . ·
Any money from the state for
newccn;istructtorr()T modenn,,11•
lion could b e used Olily for
structurdl upgr~des, said Supr•c
intendent Robert Burbot. Th£'
money could not, for instc1nc e,
be used to purchase textl.mok~
Hust 1N MAs11N1
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NEWPORT ME!SA -Under
new state rules, every school io
the Newport-Mesa d1strict could
quahf y for money that was
,. approved for school modermza-
. hon and new construction with
the $9 billion state bond passed
hy voters m November.
Under previous state rules for
~chool "modl'rmzataon dnd con-
trucllon money, Newport-Mesa
dad not quahfy for funds
because it had schools that were
closed and had sold certain
properlles c-md used the 'pro-
ce<>ds for capital unprovements.
But w1th the passage of a
Senate b1ll this fdll, district offi-
aa.ls said every school in the
district may quuhfy for the state
money.
"I don't think there's any
question lhdt we quality," said
Mike Fine, the assistant super-
intendent of business services.
"There's a whole new program
in place with a new set of rules.•
One of the main changes in
the law !S the age threshold for
qualifying schools was lowered
from 30 i:lnd older to 25 and old-
er
"AU of our schools fall under
that rule, .. rme said .
Fme said the fmdmgs of the
qualify for the money, Fme said
·this would not exempt the dis-
trict -!tom seeking a future bond
issue for capital improvements.
"The state has almost locked
us into at least attempting to
pass a bond issue to get. more
money,• he said
Under the standard state allo-
callons · formula for · <'clpital
improvements and new con-
struction, the state would pay
50% of the costs, which would
have to be matched hy the
school' district.
The amount that the stale
would pay could increase 1f the
district attempts but fails to pass
a bond issue.
and computers · ·
Even though the district muy
·qualify to apply for the moncr.
Barbot said the district still h<1:.
to compete with other school
districts in the awardm~
process. which could last up to
two years.
•we don't want to leave 1my
stones unturned,• Barbot st11d
"Anything we can get from th('
state 1s the less we'd have to get ' . from the community. We'r•·
being taxed for it, anyway."
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W. Bay St., Costa Me a 92627; fax
them to (949) 646-4170, ·or call
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1 ... A Christmas tree lot wtll be up
\ .and running from 8 a .m to 10
, p.m . daily through Dc>c. 20 m
Parking Lot E at the> Ornnqe
County Fair & Exposition Center,
88 Fair Dnve, Costu Mesa. For
more information, cdlJ (714) 708-
3247.
Newport Beach, Corona del Mar and Coi.ta Mesa residents (cln
rent Santa Claus for their holiday
parues, business meetings, day
care or school events from 10 a.m.
to t 0 p.m . daily through Dec. 23.
Scmta is $40 for the firi.t half-hour
and $35 for e'1ch additional hc.llf-
hour. Santa will bring candy
canes for boy.s and girls. Reserva-
tions must be made 24 hours m
advance. For more information,
call (949) &44-3151.
An open house wm be presented
from 10 a.m. to 5 p m. dl the
Orange County Child Abuse Pre-
vention Center, 2482 Newport
Blvd., Suite 7, Costa Mesu Food
will be provided For mort• mfor-
rttation, CdlJ (949) 722-1107 ..
SATURDAY
Guided walking nature lours of
the Upper Newport Bt1y Ecologi-
cal Preserve will oo presented
every 10 to 15 nunutes betwc>en ~l
a.m. aod 10.15 a.m. at the corner
of Eastbluff Dnve and Back Bay
Road. Wear comfortahlc clqtbP.S
and shoes. A hat. bmoculars and
bird book are 01~tional. For mor.e
information, call (949) 786-8878 ..
Children of all ages can frolic in
20 tons of snow at a Winter Won-
derland lrom 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. nt
Grant } Iowalcl Park, f1tth and Iris
avenues, Corona del Mar. The
holiday £'vent will fcatun~ at ls and
crafts, a snow creature building
contest and evl'n c1 v1<;1l from San-
ta Admission is tree. For morn
infonnabon, call 1949) 644-3151.
Costa Mesa'.s Marshall's Tae
Kwon Do and the United Ch1l·
dren's Fund will be proVJdmg tree
fingerpnntmg for children start-
ing at 12:30 p.m. at Marshall's Tae
Kwon Do1 333 E. 17th St. Formo1e
information, call (949) 574-0t 22 .
• SUNDAY
rt Dr. Laura Schless!nger will light
" the first candle of the gie:mt meno-
rah at the annual Menorah Light--~ mg Ceremony at 4 p.m. at Bloom-
,. ingdaJe's courtyard at Fashion ~Island, 550 Newport Center Dri-
• ve, Newport Beach. Thf> c>vent ~ Will feature a perfom1ancc by the C Chabad Chat Children's choir,
dancing, face painting, and bal·
:· loon making. Admission is free. • ~For more information, call (949)
L: 786-5000.
"· ----~TUESDAY .
•: A water aerobics class wtll be
:•presented from 9 to to a.m. at the
~ OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar-
•· guerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
•:Admission is $1. For more intor-
:· mation, call (949' 6-44-3244.
r'
, A yoga class will be. presented by
•:Helena Sprake from 9 to 10:15
: a.m. at the Nanc;y Clark Educa-
tion Center, ,471 Old Newport
a Road, Swte 103, Newpo1 t BNc:h.
•:Admission 1s $8 per cldSS or $30
for four prepaid c1<1sscs. For more
. information, cull (!WI) 548·4059.
A wine and chee.~ social wtll be
presented from 4 to 7 p .m. at
OASIS Seruor Center, 800 Mar·
guente Ave., Corona del Mar.
Admission is $5. Reservations arc
reqwroo. For more information,
call (949) 644-3244
A women's gr:oup. Will be pre-
sented from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the
Center for Expressive Psychothcr-
py, 2900 Bnstol St., Building D
103, Costa Mesa. S ssions are $30
per pen;gn, For mom mformation,
oall (714) 571·6113.
A free noon program lilied·
Responsihle Pct Ownership wiU :t>e pre ent cl at the Newport
:Beach Central Library's Friends
Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado
Ave. F01 rnor ' mformation1 call
(949) 717-3801.
WEDNESDAY
The NetWorkers wtll meet from
11:45 a.m. to 1 p.111. at the Co:-.ta
Meso Goll and Counhy Cluh,
t 70 I GOH Course Drive. Adnus•
sion is $12 and includes lune h. ror
n..Qre;infonnalion, cc11l 885·t10~3. ~ . -
A Women's Life Slre~s Support
Group·ior SPlljOfS will ue pu·sent·
Pd fro1n 12.:m to 2 p.m. ill OASIS
Senio1 CenlPt, 800 MdrcJUPrtt<•
Ave., Coronrt de! Mar. Ttll' llH"Pt-
mg \vill be lttctlitatcd by p'>ychol-
ogist Natahe ZHc:kn. Adnuss1on •"
lree.. Fo1 more mt or ma hon, rnll
(<J49) ()44-324·1.
Senior consultant Bob Brennan .
will ledd ti lwe d1:.cuc;..,ion ol ·
rcver e mortyttues fu1 seniors fi2
dnd o\'er at :l p.nl. dl Bay 1cle Vil-
lage. 300 E. Const I hghway,
Newport Beach. For mori> mfo1-
mation, 1 all 7 23-0233
A group coun'>eling ses-;lon UtJed
Body-imnge lmprovernf'nt -
Female Po\\ er
will be presented c1t 5:30 p.m. dl
Codst Conc;uthng, lRO Newport
. Center Dnve, Newport Bt•ctch.
Sessions are $25. Por more infor-
mation. edit (949) n0-8437.
A parent and adolescent group
w1Jl ht:> hl.'ld from 5 .10 to 7 pm. at
the Center 101 Exprcss1vo Psy-
C'hothNapy. 2900 Bristol SI ,
Bmlding D 103, Co-;ta Mc>siJ.
Adm1%ion IS s:rn per session. For
more infQm1at10n, call (714) 571-
fill3.
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DEC. 19
open to the J:omrnunity. For more
infonm1tlon, call 631·2880.
· Prospects Networking Group
Friday,_ December 1 I, 1998 7
·r •mam moke fre • for more
infor:mnt1on on local C\•enlng
m t1qg and the.ir lG ations,
call 650-2113
\'(.lnllve h,.allh education compa-
ny, will offer alfordable >lrokc and
va cular sc.rccnmgs from 9 a m to
4:'30 pm. nl thP. OASIS Sentor
CentPr, BOO Maruuerite Avr~ ..•
Curontt del Mur. Appointment!-.
Me lm111t•d for 1i10re informclt1on,
call tHOO) 801·7815.
A water aeroblcc: class will be
pre:.ente<I lrom 9 to 10 um. at
OASIS S«>mor Center, 800 Mdr-.
gu«>nlc Ave., ( 'orond del Mar.
Adnuss1on 1s $1. For more infor·
mot1011, C<tll (9119} 644•3244.
meets from 7:15 to 8:30 a.m
ThP. AlUance francabe, Orange Wednesddy'> at Mimi's Cafe, 1835"
County Chaitter, will present a Newport Blvd.;-' Costa Mfl a
Chnstmci luncheon at 11 :30 a.Jll. · ·Breakfast ls $6, For more mJorma-
at Ac,·ents Rf'.staurnnt at the Sut-tion on meetingh, call Ang1
ton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Stafford at 474-2225 DT Tina Pu-
~lvd., N y.rport Beach. lickelc; ure man at 551-3156. ~
The Co la M~<ia HI tcnkal
Socaely b<Jlds a Cre • opt.'>H ltou
rrofn 11 a.m to 3 pm. Thurscta~s
ol 187U Am1he1m Ave, Co ta
MPS<1 The •\ent featurn:-. mem-
Ordblhil flCllJfl th~ city of C<Jsia
Mesd. and the S.dnta AnJ \rmy
A1r Bc1i.e. ror mo1e inf0rmat.on1
call 6'l l ~5CJ 18. ·
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The Newport Beach Public
Llhrc1ry Founuahon's Manuscript'>
p mil holi<l<t} ev~nt. featuriny
author ShdtOn .I. Wohlm1,1th and
C11rol ~alrnP, will be prac;entPd
!tom 1 t::m am to 1 p.m. dt.the
Nr.wp9rt Be<1ch Public Librnry's
Fn<m<ls f\.h•cting Room, 1000 Avo-
cado A\'e. The authors w1ll be
signing co111cs of their books,
mdudmg •Be t Fnends." General
admission 1s $8 R~ervation~ dre
rcqmrPd as spdce is limited. For
more mlormahon, Cdll (949) 717-
3890.
A singing class wiU be presented
Imm t to ~l p.m. at OASIS Senior
CentN, 800 Marguerite Ave ..
·corond ch•l l\1ar. Admission is
fn:e For more m!ormation, call
(94<1) lj44·3244.
A line dandng class will be pre-
en led from 3: 15 to 4 .45 p.m. at
OASIS Senior Center, 800 M<.1r·
gucnll• Av<>-., Corona· del tv1ac
Adm15s1on is free. For more infor·
mallon, c:alJ l~l49) 644-3244.
A group counseling session titled
Rcldhon.;h1p improve nent will he
presented ul 7 p.m . at Coast Con·
... ulting. 180 Newport Center On-
ve, -Nr!wpQrt Bectch. Ses510ns are
$25. for more information, call
$20. For man"' infonuabon, call
(949) 497-0444. ...
DEC. 22 .
A hoUday luncheon will be pre-
i;ented at 11':30 a.m. at OASJS
S<•mor. Center, 800 . Mdrguerite
A'Ce~ G'orona de! Mar, Admission
1i. $4. Entertmnmcnt will be pro-
v1decl hy a piano player. For more
Information, call fq49) 6-44-3244. ·
DEC. 24
Adventures At Sea Yacht Char-
ters and Th(! Gondola Co of
Newport will pre ent the second
dnnual Christmrl'> Cantare, a
tlohlla of twinkling gondolas
. cruising with hohday carolers,
trom 5 to 7 p.m. near Newport
Island's 38th Stret!t on the Balboa
Pt!nmsula. Bundi<' up the kids,
bnng along d large> thermos of hot
chocolate dnd r<>hsh m the festive
SPdSOn!
ONGOING
• St. Atidrew's Presbyterian
( hurch olfers a support group for.
tam1lies with loved ones who are
mentally 111, The group meets
trom h:30 to 8 p.m. Sundays m the
church's 01ercnhelcl Hall C, 600
I St. Andrews Road,, Newport
Beach. The conhdential group is
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All Lassen's Leads Club ineets at
7:tS· a,.m. 1\Je~ddys · {tt M11111's
Cafe,.1835·Newport Blvd., Co!>tl<\
Mesa. For more informauon, call
646-1252.
Zen Home Stitchery, a local manu-
facturer of meditation ~upphes,
holds a free meditation front S to 7
p.m Sundays .dt Mesa Bu mes:.
Center, 711 W. 17th St., Swte A-8,
Costa Mesa. For more informa·
bon, call 722-7818.
The Newport Beach Parks,
Beaches and Recreation Comnus-
sion meets at 7 p.m. the first Tues·
day of each month in thr. City
Counal chambers. 3300 Newport
Blvd., Newport Beach. For more
information on the agendas, call
644-3151.
Nicotine Anonymous fellow-
ship wants to help men and
women who smoke to qmt and
Overeaters Anonymous meet:.
from 7 to < pm.· Wednesdf!y.i> at
St. John's Ep1scopcil Church. 183
E Ba)' St. Costa Mesa. Por more
mfurmatwn, Cdll 953·0~00
OASIS • enior Center offers a
PtJrkm on• di t".aSP support
group from 1 to 9 p.rn the ~c
ond Thursdo) of euch month at
800 Mttrgu<?nte Ave., Corona
de! Mor For more information,
r all 644-3244
The Yoga Plan• offer a prena-
tal and po::.tnatal yoga clasi. from
3 to 4 30 p rn Thursdays New
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hc1t k eat i 61her W. is that they all $10p a, tnct's zero-tolerance drug and
ll n -mpl\a ize the plalJl J CONTINUED FROM 1 CONTINUED FROM 1 car, and a they see somethiit ~ alcohol policy and was trans-
iact that th pt.ins toi tlte El Toro ..w.. .w.. . plOin smell ~ ferre<i to Newport Harbor. Hunts-
,mu h \1 of an unp ct on CXJst-of Santiago Drive and Irvine distnct from ijood to great. '" search if." uy a Superior Court, and he was
<tlr1)0"" haY<' i huff<'r :1.on~ and I Welsh, who lives at the comer Pohce D partment and srhool ~'~"or Ul ' con man's suspension was overturned
OIWuUW.Ucs tlw.n any typQ ot,. ,,.Avenue, had refused to ~eave lJn<l r-too Iowa law, pohc allo'we<l to return to Corona el
J'ldr 17) Jbhn Wt1) ne ever Wedne>day: as flames, crept clos-could thoroughly earch the cars David Sh~ Mar Higt!._ where he gfaduated in
\\OU!d, N 1U Costa Mesa Mayor ! er to his house. of moturL'>ts pulled over for mmor ' Attomeyfor Ryan Huntsman June.
Ct1r) i\lnnah in "' I About 100 firefighters fought traffic vtoldtions. The lttw was Huntsman's attoJ3ieys hallE
B\1t South 'oui)ty res ctent I tot tmost three hours to extin-. based on another Supreme Court Huntsman was stopped by hied a lawsuit in federal co•
h wn't ~one • cl •cl thut the noise 1 gULsh the blaze, which had decision that allowed pohc~ to Newport Beach police Feb. 19 for agamst . the Police DepartmC
" tllndtP 1111 El Toro won't ! thretltened 20 homes on Santiago search C'acs once someone wus playing hie; Cdr slewo too loudly. and the school district seeking.
cir• tfoy UH.!11' quc11Jty of lifo. They 1 Dnve. Estimates of the fire's undl!T "custodial urrest." u poh<:e The police offirnr found a plasuc million trom each.
ht>l CV{· .thu dUport "'111 h<tw a j destruction ranged from two to found sonwthing m the car, Ut<1t marijuana ledf stem on the floor or Shores said he disagrees
ll111mfut l Jfp1 l un ll~..,1dents in 1 10 ttcres. could b~ used to furth<'f the < dse the car and reportedly smelled 1 · b
1 "I 11r(• \.,11rl<I ~n,·I 1\lt"O Vt"J". Environmentalists say the .. d h d 11 t McDermott's cone usions a • µ· v, ,. ~ , .,.. ugdu1st the drivm. man1uana ttn sc•arc e un s-th<' Supreme Court decision. =
Wlri1l 1 1t qoiny to tuke? vegetation will regenerate over The law was chdllcnged by man'§ veh1de. Upon searching his .r th L •""-~ ...-
ut)unq ~111 1we>r prove at to thPm tho next few months. The sensi-Patrick Knowles aftt:r police vehiCle, police found d pipe with ·Their view is al u~y ~cw.·
1, c 1:c; thr c 1>1•ople ht>li('ve the tJve area is home to various stopped ham for speeding and lat-the residue or mdriJUc.ma in it. stop a ca:r, and if they see some-~ th ·:i Jl<lt • nfcl lungtm1f" au-species of buds and nonnative er found mallJ\ldOd in his car. He • Huntsmdn ga•~ consc·nl for thing m plain sight or in plain
• 130 I .1ct u,.t Tom Edwruds. "They plonts. wa"i cited for sp<?-edmg, and after· the search of his pE.'rson." McOer-smell, they can search ir," Shores
' hHng m the dttrk ages • "It L'i a relatively small portion police founcl u1e manJuOnd, he mott said. ·n1~ car wtls ~ect1ched said. ·tn my opinion, the
1 1 \\ pOJt U •ach City Attornc~· of the preserve that should grow was arreslNl on ~uspicion of drug based on probable cause.· Supreme Court just clarified Jl
ot fA1mhL1m • 1<1 the noise con-buck quickly,• said Orange possess1pn as well. But the court Although he was only c:1ted for further U1at a traffic citation isn'tJl
ua l r duced b) lh1• county for County park ranger Nancy struck down the stc:tte Law thdt noise pollution, Huntsmarf was hunting license.• •
hn \ ) ne In l ll83 show .an Bruhn. allowed the> maneuver.
v~n ld.9' r dIC'll than what actu-Fire officials say a fire break "The court·sa1d the probable-
' fXJ.sts Lodm. I le s,ntl that between the homes and the eco-cause search 1s shll lawful,"
honlcl cl monstrntP. to South logical preserve helped turn the McDermott said. ·we don't see
1111\ the m\p<1cb will he le s hde m their favor. i.tny correlation between Uus case
ant• ni;t: th 111 the prn1cct1u11!). But former Newport Beach and the HunLc;man case. All the
\\ Jwn ) vu clo an t•m iron men-Mayor Clarence 1\i.mer said resi-court ruled on was the vahd1ty of
I 1 npt1 t repo11, } ou try to over. dents were lucky tQ escape injury the Iowa statute.·
lu C' h1~ nppa< t • • Bumhctm Sdld. Cilld damage to their homes. Like the Knowles ruling, the
It b'1' cil!) lh" Cd c lh11t con-Turner was critical of the abate-Huntsman lawsuit agdirist the
1(JUJ sh lWfl an EIRs cJre ldrger ment program, saymg the county, Police Department raises issues of
thdr IJ1os lbdl llltm1rtlt•lycome to which owns the land, has done a constitutiondl prott>cllonc; agcUnst
pos~1hle ·WtlS
The ·Gas Company pre:;em."i the
minimal.Job. illegal s~cuch cmd seizure
somc>times made easy by what
some, includmg Collene Camp-
bell, descnbe as an "uncanny
knack for bnnging consensus."
Cdmpbcll, vice mayor of San
,Juan Capistrano, served with Sul-
fa on the toll road agency Others,
suc:h as former Costa Mesa May-
or Mary Hornbuckle, descnbe the
quality as a knack for diJfusing
tense situations. '
His spheres of influence
extend beyond Costa Mesa.
Erickson describes Buffa as some-
one who has a strong regional
presence and who has brought
Costa Mesa to the forefront with
county, state and federal leaders.
Buffo ran for Congress twice
dunng tus tenure as a Costa Mesa
councilman. In 1988, he dropped
out of the race to endorse an
opponent. In 1 ~92, lw lost the
Repuhhcan pi imary to incumbent
Rep Dcrna Rohrdbacher. .
C'osta Mesa Police Chief Dave
Snowden descnbes Butta dS one
of the four hcst elected off1c1als
he's ever worked fpr m h.l cntne
career.
• J think he should hav~ been
our congres man for our area,•
~nuwden sc1id "In my opinion,
he's a much bell<'r mun and prob-
ably WOUJd do a much better jOb."
Cumpb "II sd1d she hopes that
at some pomt Buffa "will see cledr
to continue his puhhc scTVlce."
Ever the visionary, Buffa 1s not
ellminating 'the poss1btlity of
returrung to politics.
•You never know what oppor-
tunities may come up in the.
future," h~ said.
' always fits"
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9!1an Mulligan. Capo Valley basketball coach
Fn<:foy, December 11 , 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 9.49-57 44223 Newport Beoch/Costo Maso Doily PilOt 9
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-ITarS shock .capo with 69-67 tr.·u I • T<ichnical foul is the killer for give the Tara thi edge as Coach . dumb iiung, because he •pparent-them a lot of credit. They had a ~ to
I No. 2 Capo Valley with 0:09 left. ~~oc~~~~a~~ ~~~~;i~~6~~ ~hi;;::i~~s~f ;;!~ ~~~e i~fh~~ ~:~ffw°1~ ~~-; ~~~:Ot0toragge~~~~
· · "ln the 14 or 15 years since I've pens when another team, like' went basically with seruors, some with three
I • RKn\lm Ou11.N • been coactung. and in my eight or Ne~rt Harbor, plays its tail off. yed.l'S of varsity experience and (Jameson)
D!iyPilo1 nine years as a player, I've never "Newport Harbor got every . Wlth four years, so you've got tp dance with
ANAHEIM _ In a stunning hnish to an se~n a ga.m~ end that way,· Hirst loose ball and (it) took advantage the ones who brought you there " . s unforgettable upset ln a classic high schoof said, refemng to the technical of everyUung we gave them (1be The Sailors. also led by Dustin llling-e boys basketball game, chetrustry and kar-call.ed on Capo Valley's bench, Sail~) play~d their tails off. They worth and Gary Robinson (lf, _points each), f ma (Newport Harbor) beat talent and pre · which sent JamC:5o~ to the line weren_ t. tnti!nidated at all by our bwlt an 1,1-pomt lead. early in the ~ourth ------! season newspaper clippings (Cap tr and sealed the Sailor Vlctory. athleticism or apparent acco-quclrler, but it lowly wilted when HalJ' and
MA Kl NG , Valley) is ano Jameson's defensive play near Jameson lades.• J.J. Sold (headed for Loyola-MaryJ_D.ount) f In th . . . the Capo Valley bench provoked The Tars, ranked No 8 in the provided Capo with a 13-0 sconng run. s e champ.ionship quarterfinals a Cougar reserve to holler at the referee county's preseason poll, will face 'nabuco The game was tied, 65-65, for the eighth
I Thursday ~f the Ediso~ Holiday Festival at making the call. Jameson's free throws put Hills, another Top-10 team according to and final time when Sola hit with 1:17 left.
CA S E f the Anaheun Convention C~nter, promot-Newport Harbor ahead, 67-65, to snap the · one poll, tonight at 6 :30 at the center in the ~we actually lost that game in the first J ers got the type of game they d been adve~-game's eighth tie, then USC-bound Nathan senus. · half,• said Mulligan, whose team trailed at l tismg for weeks. But they pr?bably didrt t Hair quickly fouled Jameson when the ·we've got some unique team ~mistry ha.lltime, 39-33. ·People talk about us
0 R t figure Newport (3-0) would s~ be around Sdilors got the ball out of bounds. on and off the floor,• Hirst said, •and wken being No. 2 in th~ county, but we've only T H E i Coach Bna_n Mulligan s Cougars, Jameson (24 points, five rebounds and things weren't going well, they didrt't let it been together for three months. It takes a f ranked No. 2 m th~ prese_ason Orai:ige three first-quarter assists) canned two more bother them. On any given rught, maybe while to come together. But we do have ~ County poll, were whistled with a technical from the line to ice the wm. (we can beat anyone), but we can also get athletes Sometimes, the things they do
A I L 0 RS fo ul wtth 0:09 left m ~ 65·65 standoff, and ·we caused a lot of that,• Mulligan sa1d, dnlled. amaze me.·
-Newport Harbor seruor floor leader Matt ·because we were mouthy all rug ht. The "Tonight we used a rotation of six players Harbor, together es.sentially for three years,
Jameson calmly sank two free throws to referee is only human and our kid said a · who played most of the minutes, and I give delivered all the cllllazement in this one.
Ne~ort Harbor's· club
team desen.res its role as • first-cabin champions.
. Aiin any sport, dawing
your way to lhe top can
_ a struggle.
Denver wmmng U1e Super
Bowl; the Vdnkces taking down
the Padres in (ouri or how dbout
the Bulls' dominaric<" m the 90s
in· round ball, each is an
example of sigr}ificdnl
ach1evement.
We often hear an announcer
say, •That record will never be t
brokPn, • only to fmd that same ~
"gwer of gab.'' inserting his foot f
m his mouth when the record t
falls . 5
In my rrund, Bob Bt>dmon's _ 1,
29-foot, 2112-inch long jump at
lhe 1968 Olymptc Gdmes m
M{;!x1co City, is w1tpout question, I
,the most prolific modem day I sports record
-He beat the ninncr-up by
~r two feet m a sport where
m arter inches dr(> monumentJt:
Jktood for a quarter of a <"entury
·Qr so, but this r<'corcl, too, has
lf!.en broken. :To the best of my· rC>collection
the longest record 1s yachting,
wnere the America's Cup was
:leld by the US . from 1851
#\tough 1983. Thdt's until Au'ss1e
~kipper John Bertrand steered lhe Ben Lexcen-dcsigned
2ustralia II to victory.
Down under, they thumbed
1h~ir proboscis at Dennis
€onner, sk1ppe1 o( •Liberty,·
• Johan ValentiJn created
12·meter. lf you look at the
~ottoms of these two
~hallengers, Lexcen's design cut
back parallel to U1c water line.
lhen descended qmckly into the
.tamous "wmgcd" keel.
~onner's angled bow to keel
~looked almost like a
modified "full keel~ barge. She
~aii a free standing ruriner aft.
~ The result? USA-40 was
eutmatched, out-de 1gned and
•eut-dated, even though we did
tiave the best skipper in the
orld at lhat tune.
: ,The "machine• (Australia ll)
won that race, as the
technocrat" (Conner) wa.
. eering a "bow-wow" (as Ul
arune)I
""' With this tn mind, what docs
it take to become a top-rated
orld-class sailm when the.
·mple art of boat rnnng has
~cd sailing into syndicators;
m>innakers to sponsorsh11>s;
rudders to rule::. and sails to
tellites?
.. Is it man vs. maclunc, or is lt
"th e winner is · the best friend ;f Bill Gates' bank account?
... Money, money and more
lm>ncy -then and only then,
lr}ll you possibly wm a rc1ce.
1ilt's hope notl
-When I think of racing a t/Oal.
art with Sabots and age
:Jmward. What can be more basic
n the Sabot? It's the
nrung boat.
It 1s not d~1gncd for persons
:atl:Jreat girth, needing ttdd1tional meooant to k.ecp the agua on
oul'i1de of the hull.
nee you have mastered the·
bai1c: rules of sa1hng, and
·mtriroci of the Sabot, it's
:arnn to move on. ·
The Newport l larbor l ligh
1lors• have mov<Xl onl
J reallz U1at chlltt r aoout our
al youth stuling programs can
~ tinug. Rut what if we worn
ran<lng about a high school
b r every long jumper wns ft
\ob B •lunon; 10<).yard da~h r a
C61l Lewi st quart 1 hnCk all hod
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WATER POLO
oom.EACH I DAILY PlOT
Costa Mesa Htgb's Shayna Kline gets ready to fire away as CdM defender Shawn Russ defends ln Thursday's loWllament duel. _,
Mustangs defeat Sea Kings, 6-2
• Devey and Kline score three
each in tournament win; Mesa
falls in second game, CdM romps.
JA..'l(r.'oJ llru
lktt fib
VIU..A PARK -Costa Mesa H1gh's girls
water polo team had speed and size, but was
unable to put them together until Thursday
w~en the Mustangs defeated Corona del
Mar, 6·2, m the first round of the Villa Park
Tournament.
Costa Mesa {2·5) jumped ahead ea.rly and
never looked back. Shayna Kline scored two
goals and Amy Devey had one for a 3-0 lead
ctt the end of the first quarter.
The Sea Kings (0·3) had thei.r chances to
score early in the second quarter, but two
shots were deflected by senior goalie
Stephanie LOmbardo.
•she's great to have m goal1: Coach Eric
Berg satd. "As a senior she accepts o lot of
personal rcsponSlbillty for gwding this team.
She's very unselfish."
The Mustangs added to then lead when
DeVey scored from six meters. The lead
could have been five at the break. but
Annette .Grubts1th's shot m the dosing sec-
onds was stop~ by Corona del t'Jtar ·keep·
e r Arin Hendrickson, who Cmishcd the
match with 10 saves.
After Kline scored on a ~kip shot for a 5-0
lead, the Sea Kings stMled to find opcrungs
in Co!;ta Mesa's defense, but Lombardo was
still getting to all their ~hots.
Finally. Corona del Mar caught a break
when Lauren Guthrie found the mark from
six meters with 5:45 remaining in the match.
A minute later, Guthrie got the drop on her
defender and drove m to score from point·
blank range and CdM trailed 5·2. ·
·we came out slow, but really picked it
up m the. second half," Coach Adam Lee
said. "We had a lot of opportunities, JWit had
trouble putting them away."
'The rally was short-lived , Devey c.ame
. right back down the pool and drove in for a
score and the Mustangll led, 6-2. Kline had a
chance to put an exclamation point on thf'! wm
in the closing seconds, but her s.hot from one
meter was knocked away by Hendnckson.
"We put ourselves in a position where we
needed to adjust,• Berg said. "They scored
two quic.k goals, but we recognized what
was needed and m(lde the nght actjustment
to win the match.•
"We lkeep improvmg gam ·by-game, 4
Berg continued. •n.esc tournrunt:!llt aro giv-
ing our players goOd expc.ri~ce and it will
pay off down lbe road.•
• In the second game, at night, the Mus·
tangs lost to host Villa Park 14-3.
Lani Steenhard and Kline ~c:b scored a
goal, but the big one came w1tlt'eqe serond
left when Lombardo, the goalkeeper with 17
save5, uncorked a length·of·the-pool shot
which found the net.
• lbe Sea Ja.ngS, on the other hand, used
their second game to destroy Sunny Hills,
21·0. Guthrie and Melinda Tucker eadl
soored four goals. Kate StockStill, Hal y
Ha~man and Shawn Russ eadl ~red
three goals 1n the nocturnal Utau.
YIU.A,_.. .... , .n
Fint.....nd ' Oma MuA 6. CGlalA D1L MM 2
Corona del Ma.r O O O 2 • 2
Costa Mesa 3 1 1 1-6
CclWI -Guthrie 2. Saws -Hendrickson 10.
,._. • 0eVty 3, Kline 3. s.Yes • t..ombirdo 6.
5ec1Dnd .......
VtUA ..... 14 CosfA MBA J
eosta Mesa 1 1 o 1 • l
VlllA P.tc S 4' 3 2 • 14
--·St~rd 1, Kline 1, lOmbardo 1.
Slves. t.ombatdo 17.
C....... D1L MM 21, ~ Hu.I 0
Coron1defMM S 4 7 5 -21
SunnyHith 0 0 0 0 .. 0
~ • Stockstltl 3. snd 2. Rw 3, ~ 3.
Guthrie 4, ~ 2. :nn., 4. s.ves. Hendrkbon 3 .
HONORS
Mesa's "
Powers
I
All-PCL
choice
•She is first team selection
for volleyball; teammate
Daylyn Powers gamers I second team berth.
C OSTA
MESA -Costa
Mesa High
seruor Evelyn
Powers, who
helped lead
the Mustangs
to an at-large
berth tn the
CIF Southern
Section Divi-
sion ID-A girls Powen
volleyball .
playoffs, has been named to the
All-Paciftc Coast League first
team by the circuit's coaches.
Powers, a 5-foot-9 outside hit-
ter, rece1ved honorable mention·
as a senior.
Daylyn Kelley, a 5-10 junior
setter for the Mustangs, was a
second-team choice for the sec-
ond straight season.
Laguna Beach seniors Kri$ten
Gunderson and Kellie Cramm,
who led the Artists to the league
championship, shared MVP hon-
ors.
Estanoa Coach Dale Hall did ·
not attend the coaches' meeting
and no Estanoa High players
were selected.
1998 Au...P~ <:oAsT WGI•
GRS VOUEY1IAU TEAM
(CIOllChea ..eectioN)
Co Most Yalu.t.M l'tayws
Krtsten Gunderson, L.aguN Beach Sr.
l<elhe Cramm, l.agUN Be~ Sr.
Ant T4Nllm
lvefY'n flowers. Costa Mesa Sr.
Maggie M.-llanan, Laguna Beach Jr.
Brynne Yamamoto, Laguna Beach Sr.
Ka~e Brandt, Unrwrs1ty Jr.
Juha Top1k. University Sr.
Lauren Ruzd :a, Laguna Hills k.
Seeond 1INfft
Dar'Yft Keffey, Costa ..... .Ir.
Arny 8~ Univentty Sr.
Mehsw Owen. Aliso Niguel So.
Sally J.lhraus, Laguna s.acti Sr.
Britt Bood. lAgtJna 8ffCh Sr.
Ji'acey Gordon. Laguna Htl Sr.
Sar ah Pham, L.aguN Hifh St
sec standouts given
All-American status ·Estancia, Costa Mesa tOpple foes
•Eagles knock off La Quinta, 2-1;
tvfustangs are all over Tustin, 5-1.
Enn Van Hom and Manssa oin .. dale
shar d goalk ping duti . Van Hom had
on ave: Din.,dalc was credited wtth thr "'e
h mun Montana and b kct r~~~ittrtfenfW~:;J(jl'i'l~~iqtiC"I~ n
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l 0 Friday, December l l, 1998 s ___ .._.,_..,,.., ..... ---------------·-
TARS· WIN A SQ . .
• Secoridphalf rally sparks
Newport Harbor, 53-50.
R1rn um I>u.' ...
IQly Piel
IRVINE Though Newport
Httrbor J hgh girls basketball
r oac:h Gregg Savage wasn't
1hnlll'd with hl!i team's begmning
Thur~ddy night, hP'll take the
thrill of victory an.stead of the
dict'TOdtiVC.
Alter Thousand Oaks pounced
un the Smlors early, Ne\vport
ctuppt•d away for two quarters,
tlwn took control Ul the· fourth
quartt•1 as the Tars edged the
Lancr•1:., 53-50, m the filth-place
<.1•nuh1lc1b of the South Coast
( 'lc1!>'>iC ul Uruverstty High.
The Sailors. who struggled
getting back on defense in th~
first quarter when Thousand
Oaks (2-3) built a 16 2 lead,
received 22 points from Kristen
Urban and double-hgure outing
from point g'4ard Alyssa Paul (11)
and 6-foot-1 center Apnl Ros~
(10), who, with one practice under
her belt, contributed much-need-
ed post work m her first game of
the season. .
·we came out a little flat,·
Savdge ~d. "I think we underes-
timated ow opponent.•
The Sailors, who knocked off
Villa Park in the first round dlld
Jost to Vista in the quarterfinals,
CHAMPIONS
AYSO REO ION 97
DI VISION G3
Sf.A DEV\ l.!>
14l)d
will play C!speranza (ranked No. 7
in the pre:. ason Orange County
'Top· 10 poll) for fifth: plat"l1 Satur-
day at 2 p.m ..
Urban, 8 ot 14 frorn the Ueld
with one thrQe~PQintcr, added 14
rebounds (nme defensive), one
essist, one steal and one blocked
.,hot
N<'wport I ldrbo1, which
outscored Thousond Oaki; m the
third qudrter, 18-10, trailed at
holftune, 27~ 19. The Lancers
w11tc:hed their:.early 14-point lead
wilt to 16-10 by first quarter's end.
•The Tars, who never led in the
first half, pulled to within 22-19 m
the second quarter, hut Jennifer
(' arver htt a triple and Lisa
Kt>nnedy added two free throws
bf>fore the break.
The champion Sea Devils of Region 97 girls circles ,; top row, from left: Coach Ray Pion,
1ennifer Miller, Mackenzie Pion, Brittany Miller, Coach Bob Wade; kneeling, from left;
Kimberly Miller, Katie Lamb, Melissa Vega, S~Allee, Arywn Knott, Brenna Duncan, Heather
Wade; ltting, from Jefl: Kristin Jendrusina, Tracle Cowie. Jordan_ Carmack ls not pictured.
Sea Devils win Division 3
• They rule Region 97 girls in their respective AYSO division.
The Sea Devils won the DivisK>n 3 girls cham-
pionship in AYSO Region 91 play Saturday •. com-
pleting .m undl;?fcdted season with their most
Miller, a b allbdck with three championship sea·
sons behind her: Katie Lamb, one of the quick-
est playeri; m the league at fullback: Melissa
Vega. an all-leag ue caliber forward: ilnd Stacy
Allee, a strong all-around player at forward and
fullback.
• rerent conquest.
Among the standouts for the Sea Devils were
Jennifer Miller, whose hat tncks were paramount
m leading her teams to championships in 1994,
'%, '9h dnd Uus year:
Also, Mockenzie Pion with her defensive
skills; Brittdny MillP.r with key scores; Kimberly
And, goalkeepers Arwyn Knott and Brenna
Duncan; sweeper Heather Wdde: hallback
Kristin Jcmdrusimt; 1Tac te Cowie at halfback; and
forward Jordan Canndck
BOATING
CONTINUED FROM 9
Ht1 rhm I h9h School hdve gotte n
lb• dltent10n ot the boating
v. or lei'
The l lmmdn Trophy is the
a•.vard prt>si>nted to the U.S.
i\.itJondl Te<1m Race cha mpion.
\\ innN of lhis prestigious
a ·•ard rPpre.,.~nts the U.S. dl the
\\oriel Champ1onsrups next
summer in lrC'land.
Thesc• are the hc"'t tcttms m
·\m•'ncd, not JUst the best high
sc hoot IPctm s • the best U.S.
lt•t1n)!o,I
L-1st Sa turday, N('wport
11.u bor l Ligh's club tedJTl was m
the 12 tertm hc>ld, even beating
the USC team, a "imall college
ll)cated up Ul LA.
Although our locals landed in
PUBLIC MOTICEI PUIUCNO
10th place, they are truly
champions and worthy of
recognition. This team of teens
fought with the best of
them -they were our DaVld
fighting Goliath.
ln addition to our three-boat
team of Troy Treaccar and Paige
Thompson; Scottie Hogan and
Jamie McConruck and Bndn
Bissell and Tyler Haskell, other
learns had recruited Jocdlettes
Amy Halversen (Newport
Hdfbor) and 1998 National Youth
Team Champion and Newport
Harbor grad, Kassy Thompson,
now attend.mg UC Santa
Barbara.
We don't live in Nc•brnskd
whereiootball playen, grow cl.
high as an elephant's eye. We
. live m Newport Beach, d
community of water and bodts.
We just grow the bE•sl sailors m
the world today!
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
TODAY
•Satlletball
College men.· Southern C.llforn•a Col~
at C.I Stat• Monterey Bay Tour~ipent
Communny cotleg ~n cwamac.a
•t Orang~Coan, 1 p m
Community college WOl7ll'n • Orange Coast
at San Olt'g(I Mesa. 7 p m
Hk1h school boy\ • JJnOn Fer9U\OO Memclfoal"' •• Tournament at C<na M~ pOol plaf" Con•
Mew Y\ Bu•n• l>ark.; 7 j() pm. Century
Shootout a1 Cef\IU'Y High, pool play· Coron•
def Mar ~ C~tury. 6 p m: E.nant•a II\ San
Clcm<>ntt. 130 pm; Newport Harbor at Ed•Kll'I
Holtday festival It Anahe m Cooveritoon Center.
6J() pm, Y\ Tr•txKo Hiik (sermfonal).
HICJh Khool 91rli htanda Tour~menl
thampiomtup M'm1f.nals, htancoa II\ Clll1forn..i,
6 30 pm. n nth pf1<f sem1f1n•k, Corona d!'I
Mir Y\ 5.lvanna, 6 10 p m , boy) gym
• w.ter polo
High Khoo! gorl\ llil'Wp(lrt Harbor at Villit
Park Toom•ment. II\ Buena Park, 3 p.m
(winner pl.tfi a9J1n 111 6 70, 10\f'r pl.iiys ;tga111
•t 7 10 aga1Mt Canyon or Huntington eedth)
• W"Htli"11 H19h KhO(ll Corona del Mar, Enanc11
11 Foothill 12 way 1011rn •• rnent, 2 pm
• So<Wf
H19h Khoo! flo)'> Cyprl!'.\\ •t CO\i. Mesa, 3 15
p m, Katell• 11t ht•ll(•I, 3 p m
High td\001 girl\ htantl• at Magnoloa
Tournamtnt. Newport Harbor et Ir.one
TOUrnamt'nt \
PUIUC NOTICU 0
PUIUC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICES
rts
SUMMlllES
HIGH SOtoOl IOYS
IDfSON HOUDAY fUTIVAI..
(at ANlheiM ConYefttion c.m.t) ~~ff. c.iw.w.llM> VMUY 67
c.pistr1n<> V1!1r{ 15 11 15 19 • 67 N~ Hll'bor 19 ~ 17 U • 69
C:..•ta .. to V..U.y-Sola 2S. HW lS.
Stowell 14, M<D•n·~l 7, Pee••. C..ngelOM o. Ear~2
3 pt goals · Hair 2, McDaniel I
Fouled ovt • None.
JMvJpot1 ~ Illingworth 12.'
Robinson 12, Jal'TMt\On 24, Hearlwn 4,
Limon 10. Clayton 5, Yarnal 2
3·pt goals· Rob1ni0f'I 4, JamM<>n 2.
lJmon 2, Clayton 1 Fouled out· None.
HIGH SOtoOl. GI"~
SOUTH COAST a.ASSIC
(llt Unlv..wty High)
N£WPOWr HA.ll80« 51, TttOUSAM:> OMS 50
Thoosand Oaks 16 11 10 13 . SO
Newport Harbor 10 9 18 16 -Sl ~ Oelu ·Schwartz 11, Grewal 9,
Kennedy 6, Moro 3, Clrver 14; HoKum 5,
La Sala 0, C V.uquez 2
3 pt goals • Schwartz 3. Car11er 2
Fouled out • Grewal, Moro
Newpot1 Hlll'bor • J.ckson o. Urban 22,
Huntington 2, Paul 11, Hollister 6, Costello o.
Ross 10, Ashton 0, Moore 2.
3 pt goall • Urban 1. Paul 1
Fouled ovt -J.ckson.
GIRLS HOOPS
Sea Kings
stagger
Seahawks
•Despite 38·22 victory
CdM loses in tie-breake r
and is No. 3 from its pool.
,J,\'>O'li 11111.
COSTA MESA -Corona del
Mar High girls basketball coach
Elbert Davis was all smiles after
the Sea Kings' 38-22 win over
Ocean View in the final pool play
game of the Estancia Tournament
Thursday.
But the smile CJUlCkly faded
, when the Sea Kings found out
they were gomg into rest of the
tournament m consolation play
because of losmg a tiebredker.
Still, tho bad news didn't
dampen CdM's accomplishment.
"We played a complete game
today," Davis said. •This is the
kind or game we want to play
every night. We controUed the
pace and made them play our
game.·
After taking an 11-10 lead
with 5:17 remaining m the sec-
ond quarter, Ocean View's shoot-
ing went cold as CdM's defense
picked up the pace. · ·
The Sea Kings (2·2) took the
lead .when Andrea Gruber scored
a transition layup. Stephanie
McCoy added a two more on a
15-footer, then Charlene Quon
hit a Uuee-pomter for a 17-11
Jead at the.break.
Medilwhile, Corona del Mar
built up d si~able lead by using
guards Quon, Lindsay Watanabe
ahd Courtney Kdwata to drive
the lane and either take the layup
or dish off to Jenru1er Dickson,
who had 12 points, m the low
post. Quon scored 15 pomts ot
her own.
Ocean View didn't get back on
the board unlll Knsbn Mori hit
from 15 feet with 2;12 remaining'
in the third quarter. The Sea-
hawks never got closer than sev-
en poUlts.
ESTANCIA TOURNAMlNT
CoftONA OlL MAR 38, C>aAH VIEW 22
Corona del Mar 7 10 8 13 -38
Ocean V1~ 9 2 4 7 -22
Corona del Mar • Watanabe 2,
Quon 1 S, Kawata 3, Gruber i,
s. McCoy 2, Eyre 0, Dickson 12, Kling 2.
3-pt. goals· Quon 3, Kawata 1.
Fouled out -None. ·
Oclean VJew • Washburn 6, Sheppard
4, Johnson 3, Leibel 2, Morr 7.
3 pt. goals · Johnson 1, Mori 1,
Fouled out • None,
DEEP SEA
TlfUASOA Y'S COUNTS
Newport LMcllntl • 1 bcM1, 6 11191eo
12 ~ bolt\ 20 rockfl$h, ~5 ttulp•I'\ J sole,
1 b41dc w.tbeU (reluwd) o_,.. Lodi•· no rfl)Ot1
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
e sliore
• Ferocious feline revealed as the new mdSCOt of the
university soon to be formerly known as SoCal College.
Rwnored tor weeks, it's now
official. Southern CdliJomia
College's futwe
nomenclature, Vanguard
University of Southern
California, has chosen its mascot
which will take athletic teams •.
mto the 21st c~ntwy.
So without further ado (plP<lSe
~agine a big fanfare), we
present the Vanguard Uruvers1ty
.. Lions.
OK, so it may not be the most
exciting nickname ever devised,
but, according to the we9site
(www.vanguard.edu) it 'was the
·overwhelming choice of thE'
populous of the school, which is
the most important thing.
But [ was hoping for
something m.ore exciting,
something more vanguard if you
will. According to the website,
the word vanguard in Vanguard
University is supposed to
represent something vi<>ionary,
the foremost position in a
movement, reflecting the
university's dedication to a
multi-cultural, gender divers~
student commuruty.
Van Gogh, Mozart and
Shakespeare were vanguards.
Lions aren't the best reflection
of that ideal.
In defense of the I.Jons,
Athletic Director Bob Wilson
noted the nickname as a
representation of one of the other
definitions of vanguard, the .
leading edge of an attack. The ·
term originated in Greek and
Roman times in reference to a
type of soldier, but then we are
all aware of what the
relationship between Romc1ns,
Christians and lions wds.
It is, however, a far more
intelligent selection for a mascot
than others wluch have
appeared in this column
(Washington's Spokane College
Sasquatch) as well as some that
haven't yet (the Lone Sldr State's
Richland College Thunderducks
or the Arkansas Tech Uruvers1ty
WonderBoys).
I guess I expected something
more unique. There are too
many Lions, Tigers and Bears
roaming the mascot community.
But if the people dre happy, who
am I to say?
As for the logo, I'lf let 1t spcdk
for itself. ·
• With that out of the w ay, this
ts a good place to announce
some of the newest members to
the pride.
According to soil ball coach
Beth Renkoski, El Dorado High
seruor Jill Jessen hd.S signed with
the Lions. Jessen had a 1.07 ERA
for the Golden Hawks as a JUmor
and Wa!-1 the team rv1VP. She IS
•atso a two-time All-Empire
League first-team selection.
In women's basketball,
COLLEGES
joson
hill
Vdnguard University has s1gnccl
hvf' nPw recruits. according to
Codc.h Russ Davis.
Debl>ie CandPlcma (6-toot-0)
1s a senior at Aroond's Page
High School and is the only
recruit from outside California.
OthNs are Rohbtn D1ttienbltl
(5-8) of Dmuba • hgh, Courtney
McKinney (ti-1 I of Huntington
Beclch, Knstt>n Awbon (6-1)
from Coronado and Paulette
Seamon (5-11) from Cdn}on.
• Hey, h ow about tho e Pirate
c-ctgcr:-.7 When I first talked to
Oranue Coast College men's
b<lskethctfl roach Tun O'Bnen, i wctsn't sure what to expect and
I think, ne1lher was he
But his young and enthus1asbc:
group ha" done pretty well so
{ctr. Of their Jour losses, three of
them huve been by fdirly close
mctr9ms. The only bl9wout canu?
dt the hands of Shea Cotton &
Cu (l.:.ong BPach CC), b.ut the
Puat<>s stc1y~d close until the
fm,11 tour nunutes of the gctme.
Bt>s1des, th(' Vikings dre goii1g
to blow quill? a few teams aWd}'
this season, so OCC (fi-4) has
nothing to hnng its head about
Overall, Orc1nge Coast was
avNagmg 70.5 points per gdme
through e1uht Hames and wds
only giving up 66 3. Tiie Puate~
also have a bt>ller three-point
perc:entag<> them their combmed
opponents (30.G-28.71. ·
Carlos RP.yes was the leadmq
'iC-OI er with 12 points pct game.
The rest ol the oflensn is Jdulv
bahmcf'd ·
' OCC's women's team is
crl•cpmg closer .md closer to the
sc:hool r<'cord lor quickest start,
15-0, SE't by the• 1992-1993 team.
The Pirctlus wNe H)-O aftc:r wm-
mng th<' Cuesta Toumcnnl~nt dnrl 'now no s1qns of slowing down
Adm! Sortmo, who hdd 20 points
m the chclmp1onsh1p win over •
Curstu, was ndrnccl tournament
MVP
Todcty\ gdnw uQdtnSl San
Diego Mesa (8·21 will be a hiq
tPSI tor occ. .
• UCIA water polo standout
Sam Grtlyeh, a product of Costa
Mesa High, Wi:l'i named lo the
~lountam Pdc:ihc Sport:; Fr:'dera-
tion third-team. '
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CRIDITOftl tary IChool a ,,.._ ~ T"-folloW!ng ~ •• Thia 11atMlent ¥IU ft1ed but¥le91 yet? No Henty A Sarr I Thie 11tatemerd -• filed This '1ateme1" wai ftled Wayne lantomo ct11m In th• '4.lpe110'
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etOI u.c.c. cumulatlvel on ~life tactunng Inc., 3ttt loZ IJr-1"8•'171879 Thia statement wu lllecl Otange Co\mty on t2JOt/98 1ffee7718ff 1n 11771779 Otange Coumy on 1m11es ai'l4 Hew.• wnt>.d eta Eso,.. No. eoe810 JI and no sl';Jflcant effect on port t.oog Or., Costa M"a. Dally Piiot Nov. 20, 27, wflh tho County C1t111 of 1Hae771777 Dally Piiot tm 20, 27, Dally Plol Dec. 4 11 ti 1Hle77878S 1t•tln0 an ll'lteru1 in the
Notk• " htfoby glwn to the environment. ~='fnduttr1" Site• and Dec. 4, '1, 1999 F&47 Orange ~;:'8;;;~~~8 Daily P.llot Dec. 4 1 t 18 o.c. 4, 11, 1tM F64e 25 11198 • FooO Dally Pilot <>et •. It, 18, ~~~ill111 re":utt s':~ ~~~or:.u:: ~~ a'M~~ 1~~ 'ie""~'~,~ :!d ~ Manufac1urtng Inc. (CA), PUBLIC NOTIC! oa11y Pilot oec 4 , t t8 26, 1998 • fee& PUBUC NOTICE • PUBLIC NOTIC~ 25• ID98 F66S property b•ioo docU•od ci• -
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Corp./JtmH C Walker, The propoaed negative Min lncn-iAartc W Mo: a 81Yd., San1a An1, 927~· The tonoWJng penans are doing busln ... p : 24(7 IN· Miami Sltff\. Wattmm1t1tr; comber Or 'Corona de! ANO SAFFN COOE ' '
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port Beach. ca. 928&0 molltl relorenoed In the Prnldent Richard o. Hendrleka, Auociat11 Fi(\anclal S.r-HI Dr\ve, COlta Mou, CA Bob P•ul Monroe, 8512 Arthur A. Torr•llH 5 ANO N011C£ OF OBITCJARY SSS
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of th• eoller 11 835 Amigo• addroH noted below. Writ· Or1ngo County on 12/01/98 Brenda D. Heodrlck•. t850 lfornl1 92660 Sunset Drtve, Coif.a Mesa, Thi• bu1l11011 la con• This businou 11 con-ANO SArETV COO£
Way 15. Newport Bllch, ten 11111mente lrom any In-1H89778773 Kentucky Pl .. Cotta Mue, Patrick L Hom, 1870 Park CA 92627 duC1ed by: 111 lndMduftl ducted by: an indMdual SECTION 11'88 4
ca 92860. terostocl peiaon or group Dally Piiot Dee. 4, 11, 18, CA92626 Nowpor1, 1412, Newport Thia bualno" I• con-Havo you •tatted dotng Have · you '1ar19d doing
As !ISied by the seller, all r91iardtrig the negitlve doc· 25, 11198 fe63 Thi• bu1ln1" I• con-Beach. Callfomla 92860 . dUC1ed by: • corporetlon bu1lnff1 yet? No busint1• yet? YH, 1•1.98 On NOVEM6£R t 2, 1 tt8 othtr builn•ea namtt and laratto11 will b• rec•lved for duct9d 9y: •11 lndMduel Thi• buslneu Is con-Have you started dol11g Bob P. Moniot . Ar1h1.U A Tbnettu •t 785 VICTORIA ST •
addresses uted by the entry Into the record no 'PUBUC NOTICE 4 Have you 1ta11~ dol11g ducted by: an Individual bu1t11t .. yet? No This atatement wu flied 'This stitot'fttnt Wll fillld ~~:!~~~.~~Iii.~,· .the sener w11hln thrM y8111 b• later thlll Jinuary n b1J1t11111 yet? No Have you 11arted doing Karklchl tne., Rol:*1 W. with tho County Clerk ol wit!\ lh• 'County CIOI'._ of
lo<• the 'date aueti list was 19911 Commen11 should b9 Actttloua •u11ne.. Richard Hendrk:t<_s bu11nt11 yet? No ,· CallcchlQ, Vice Pres. Orange county on 10/21f98 Orange COIXl'Y o11 12/01 f98 1 t 8 s• s U 8 A AU .x T
sent or detlveroct to tho rnaJlod to: E11ecutiva 01111;-Name Statam.nt 'thl• etalement wu ftlocl Patrlck L Hom Thi• 1111oment wu flled 1"88773318 19888778772 LI NO IPVM!188.VIN NO
buyer 1,0 l"antutlc Sa1Tl'I tor, Fecllltlos and Oper11-Th• foll~ • wlth•1t11 County Cl~k ol TI'11s 111te1Nnt was f~ed with tho County Clerk ol Dally Prlot Nov. 20. 27, Delfi Pl D 18 JflAX438XOB30t21l
8t08)"1.3rdSt.,Lol'Afl9• hon•. Newport·Mn• Uni-doing bus1n":.rr:~~: <?rang1Cou11tyon1zo11911 with th• County Cioni of OnmgeCountyonJtl24/G8 o.c.4•11, 1998 ,849 Y •QI ec ~ 11• •
los, Ca 90046 tied School District, 2935 Wellneu Doctor, 180 Now-1"88778778 Orange County on 11117,911 19988778358 25, 1998 Fcsn wH .. !Zed riuuu•nl to
The 111mes Ind busineH Bt• SlrM'I, eo.11 Mua, port Center Dr. Sutt• 215, Dally Piiot Dec. 4. 11, t8, 1H8177S742 Dally Pilot Dec. 4, u. 18, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE HHlth and Salety Code
addrOSaff of tl'lo buylf 1re Cal1fornl1 92628 Nowpon Beech Ca. 92660 25, 1998 FG59 Dally Pilot Nov. 20, 27, 25, 199t F668 F1 Utl Bu I Section t 1471 It 1488 bt TIMOTHY lEe SUARIDGE Thia notice II given as of Or Kalel N ' Campbell Dec. 4, 11, 1998 F&48 o oua 9 neaa Flctltloue Buelneaa theWESTMINST£RPOlla and SHELLY SURRIDGE, th18 7th day of l>ecemt>er, o c. 110 e.' Ba~ A\19 : PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ...... !f•me lt•t•INftt NerM Statem.nt DEPARTMENT 3'15 Ntwport Blvd , New-1998 Newport Beach Ca 924581 PUBLIC NOTICE ..... folfowlng P«"ont 911 Tile totin..ruv. r Tho propeny wa1 Hiaad Por1 Boaeh. C1. 92660 NEWPORT-MESA Diane R A1b1tt' HO E 8a Flcllttou• 8uafneM Flctltlou• 8ualnesa dong bul!neu as· E. v d ~~"·"' perton• a • with , .. oect to •llegld
Thi asslts to be told,,.. UNIFIED SCHOOL AV9., N4iwpon 'e.ech' cl Natn9 Statement Flcttttoua au .. .,... Name ltetam..,t Holl Co11slruct1on, 2148 o~~Y~EC~~· :!5~ vlolitionlil of Soctlolll•I deloribed in o•nerel aa DISTRICT 9266t • The following p«IOnl are Name Statomen1 Tho followlng P'fAOn9 are Newport Blvd., Co11a M • . t 1379 of the He~ end Furniture, Fixtures, Equtp. Thi• bualllMI 11 COii dOlng buslne11 U ' Th• totlowlng persons '" doing buslneu u · Rub(• Mell, CA 92827 teArthur, Su!to 500. Now-u f•t¥ CoGo You,,. here· mtrlt, GoodWlll, Louehold ,jl/C~rottn ltoctcer, dUC1ed by• • general p111: PODIUM COMMUNICA· doing buSIMSS U ; SHOe Sandwich Slloon, '1873 0 :riC v Hon, 2t48 N~crt ~ B~ac~·~,~~ 4590 b\I not1f'-d Ul1t lhe D·~nct
lllltrHI, LoHll'IOld Im-•· arotJn 81ockw, nerahlp TIONS, 879 W11t 11th EXPO, 2295 W. Bill Rd , lrvtne AV9 Cotta Miii fvd • Co11a MHI, A M ~rtn' So I 1 500 • N Attomev of Orenge C.Owntv provemont1 and '" lo-lllcacutlve Director, F• Have you atar!ed doing Street, Newport BHch, Anahetrn, Ca 92804-5394 CA 92827 ·• • 82027 11 Uf • • •w-tlu 1nit111•d procoedll'IQI to c11td at: 3115 Newport cflltl•• and Openitlon. butlnesa vet? No California 92883 Jae J. Yune, 11904 Cintra-Mar ot M Gruetlf 8418 Thia bu11nus Is con-port Bt1aeh. CA 92660 torfa11 \ho ebo1;•·ducnbed
Blvd., Nowpon Beach, ca. Publlihed Newport Dr KalelN.Campbtll Emma Sandor1on, 23641 Ila f\d., #105, H1-nan VI• iorra1· Anaheim CA duciedb~.•nl11dMduaJ dThls bbusl11111d.J!. CO!). prop1rtypur1u1nt 10HHttn 92660 Boach-Coeta Mffa Dally Thi• etatomerrt Wit ftllld Harbor 81. 1212, Anaheim. Gardens, CA 90716 92807 ' • H1v1 you •tarted doing uciect y: an in 1 ....... Ul.I end Sef•IY C.Oda StctiOn Th• busln.., name used p with th Co nty Cl k f California 92708 Gyo Kim 5160 Sanbury Thi• b 1 • 11 bualmtH ~I? Yos, 10-98 Have you 1tar1ed doing 11488 4 by th• Hiier at that loce-llot December 11. 1998 Or • ~ 1 •~1 ° Thi• bu1lno11 la con-Cir., La Pairna, CA 90823 ducted bu~~ ~lvldu;on-l::rlc v. Holt bus1neu yet? No You •••Jf'..ttrw:t.o tPl•til
11on ts FANTASTIC SAM s F879 ang 1998':;77~7= ducted by: an Individual Thia buslnus Is CO!). Have Ju etarted dolllg This 1tatom1nt was mlid John R MeCullough vou dui;o to cont11t the
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Prescott, 142 B6301 Tilt anticipated date of PUBLIC NOTICE Have you ltarted doing due1ed by· co-partn,rs b 1 t? y N with the County Clerk of This ste•ome11t wae flled forfottu11 of tn•• p.ropenv. tho bulk Hie I• Dec 3l, Dally Piiot Dec. 4, 11, 18, buelneu yet? Ye•, October Have you started doing 1~:511"' Y• ... av Orango County 011 12JOl/98 with tho County Clerk of puteu•nt 10 Hu l\h eod
1998 11 the 0~1 of Fidel-SUMMARY OF ,25, 1998 F882 1, H198 bu1lness yet? No Margo! M Oruetor 10980778780 Orange County on '2101/98 Safety <:oil• Soct•on ________ _..
II}' Nat'I Tiiie, Eecrow DlVI-PROPOSED. Emm1Sandoraon JaeJungVune This atattrnent was flied Dally Piiot Dae. 4, 11,'16. 10988778774 n 41S8 5, vou mutt lite• LOCAL
slo11, 10971 Gardon Grove ORDINANCE PUBLIC NOTICE· This ltatement w., flied Thi• statement Wat filed with the County Clerk of 25, 1998 • F667 Dally Piiot Dec. 4, 11, ie, 11~01:dt c~.,~~t•ttng vout
Blvd, ID. Gardon Grove, CITY OP with the County Clerk of with tho Cou11t}' Clerk of Orange county on 12/01/98 PUBLIC NOTICE 2S, 1998 F67l Vo~~ ~u&t Ille ih P'~Perty MOR"U' .IR'ES : C1 92843 FlcttUoua •u•lnea Otango County on 12/01198 Orange County on 10121/98 1e08877877t , the Supono Co~rtc •t ~ 1 1 H 11
• fhts,bulk 11110 IS subJed oR'h~~Jtc:'~25 19 Name Statement 18988778778 19988173283 Dally Pilot Dec. 4, 11, 18, Flctltfoua Bualn"' • PUBLIC NOTICE County ot Orange ~ .. 1i1n i--------~ ~.7::·!~rn(!0~~'0'$,;.r~~ schoclul9d to be In full d~r~/~~. ':~'f~:itW ~~%~~1°' Doc, 4• ";::,. g~\ ~1~1:~· 2\~ 25, 1998 f661 N•m• Stat•m•nt Flotltlou. Bua1n .. a :,t:;::iTc~:lnd~r11~~ 1~~t1111t
6108 2 force and effect 30 days OUT PRODUCTIONS 435 Tho lollow1ng persont are · Neme Statement un .. u you rece•va •c~!1 II so svb)eeli the name lrom._!!.-adop11on on De-81ywood Dr .. Nowpon PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE doing busin111 as· The fo00>1w1ng pereons .,. notice I Pl .. u u .. Cemetery • Mortuary am1 address 0 lh• per80n cem.,.,. 7, 1998, and was Beach, CA !126e0 LAVISH. 2020 J Santa Ana doing bus•l'IHS 11: Graph-~8F11449 I "t'ou "'4.lll Cha I Ct t with whom claim• may be adopted by the following Thomas Tolbert 438 B • Flotltloua Busln••• Flctltlou• Bualneaa Flctltlou• Bualne•• Ave., Costa Mesa, CA lcs Oopot, 2191 Hatbor 4'4, 111'\/0 en endoreod copv of pe • erna ory
·1!10d Is Fidelity Net I Tiiie. roll clll vol•: COUNCIL wood Or., Newp0n B•ec~. Name Statement Neme lt9tement Heme ltatemant 92827 Costa Mesa, CA 92e27. the claim on ti'• D·nnct 3500 Paetf c Vew Of lie
Escrow Dlvl1to11. 10971 Ma M 8 ER I : A YES: CA 92560 The lollow\ng per1on1 are The following persons .,.0 The follo'Nlng porson1 ato Jamie Bandelln, 20:?0 J Way,,.~ Byron lantorno Anom•Y ot 01ang1 Count" Newpon Beach
Garden Grove Blvd, ID. Moneh•n, Cowan, Nma Stanson, 435 Bay-doing buslneat u · 1) fSC doing t>U'Slness as: M1 dOlng bu1ine11 u : SPEED-Santa Ana Ave. Costa 2191 Harbor 14, Costa !Ann SUSANP Rlf2MAN 644-2700
Garden Grove, Ca 9:1843 Erlokaon, So mars, wood Dr., Ntwport Beach, ConatNCtlon, b) Ave -:;:1111 Pool Service, 1415 e. Sy-PRO SIGNS PLUS, 27$0 Mese, CA 92627 M•sa. CA 92627 Oepvty 011triCtAnom1vht llm••------·
and lho DSI dale for Iii ng Dfllon MOES· None CA 92660 Construction. C) F1"1 ~er-camOf• Ave .• Orange, CA Hlltbor Blvd. A·IO, Cotti Thi• buSl1'1891 Is con----------··----------
cUI ms shall be Dec. 30, ' • • This bu1ln111 Is con-vice Construction. 2148 82866 Mesa, CA. 92628 duc::ocl by: an lndMdual
1998 which 1$ the buslne .. Al!._~ENT: None. ducted by: husband and Newport Blvd,, Cotta Harold Lee llll11gworth. Michael Aelds, '1 Colum· Ha~• you llarted doing
day t;>eroro lhe sa11 d1te vrdlt1ane1 93-25 amends wllo Mesa, CA 92627 1415 E Sycamore, Orange, bus. Laguna Nlguel, CA business y.r? No
specl!ied above Sect•Of! 2..11 ol tht Costa Heve you 1tar1od d<>lng Eric v. Holt, 2148 Newport CA 92866 . 926n Jamto &mdelln
Dated' November 23. Me,. Municipal Coda for buainess yet? No Blvd.. Coat• Mou, CA This bua111ess Is co11-Th,ls busl11et1 I• con-This staternen1 -w-as li'ed
1998 City Council pol1c1es on ap-Tom Tolbert 92627 ducted by: e11 lridfvidual ducted by: an lndlvld1J81 wllh tho County CIOfil ol
,arr1moth1 LM Sur· pointed cornrn1,.1ons. This statement, was filed Thi• bu11nt11 11 col). Have you started ct~no ~are you~ed 1~~ Otange ~8:",.;~23:'8
rldga boards and committees with the County Clerk of dl.lcied by: an lndlVldual bUsln011 yot? Yes, 10it5 98 s ness ,.... 81• 1 7
/s/9Mlly Surrlcfe• THE Full TEXT of the or Orange County on 12101198 HIVO you stllt1ed doing 98 Mich 11 R Id Daily Piiot Dec. 4, '1, 18,
Published Newport dlnancema~boteadlnth~ 1H887787M ~~~t?Y ... ~98 ~1~1~tit!'::i.~O:. filed ThiS
11tat1"me~t was itttd 25• 1998 F6S7
Beach·Cost1 Mesa Dally City Clerk 1 Office, n Fair Dally Pilot Dec. •. 11• 18, Thia statement wu ftled w1th ll'le county Cl•r11 ot with th• County Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICE
Pilot December 1~ 1 1998 Drive, Costa M11a 25, 1998 F87S with tho County Clerk ell Orange County on 10/21198 Orange County on 12/01198 Flctltlou• Busl-•-
• F681 'MARY T. ELLIOTT, Orange County on 12/01/98 1098877323.2 1898877878$ ..... • __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O._T_IC_E __ , Oepuly City Clerk PUBLIC NOTICE 18988779782 Dally Pilot Nov 20 27 Dally Piiot Dec. •. 11, 18, N•m• St•t•ment
P b I h D It Piiot De 4 11 18 · • ' 25 1998 F876 Tllo lowtng person• Are u I a od Newport Flctltloua IJuslneu 11 Y c. , • • Dec. 4, ti, 1998 . F651 • doln ~s•n•n es: Odors
NOTICE OF B11eh-Co1t1 Mo1a Dally Name ltetement 2!t, 1998 Fee& PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Away. 1624 e. Blue Bird
INTEMT TO ADOPT Piiot Oeetmbor 11, 1998 The tollowlng Ptr10n• .,, PUBLIC NOTICE · Ave, Ot•nga. CA 928~9
NEGATIVE Fen doing buslneta u : upren Flotlttoua Buslneaa Flotftloue 1Ju1lneaa T. J. Wallace.4624 E.. Btue DECLARATION ...;. __ C'""LA--'""8_8_1_F_IE_D ___ Lending, 2110 Elden St., Flotltloua Bualneu Neme'8tat.ment Nlilrne 8tetement Bird AVI • Orange, CA
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8•t·8un 0 .3 w•.-mft 2726 -ONEY from claasrm routine•. ----------eMena aulta (949) iSS0-5915 1 owner, gr.at •hapel S17.8K (949) 844-9696 715 1/2 Nercl .. ue ft.l'll&,_, ,m lhHe po•'• enable E-PLOYMENT Ytunaha Grand Plano •Women'a casual, d Entire Houe•hold iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilyo LOAN 2914 parent• to work when .m Ebony C5 8'8" Mint sport• & evening '95 BMW 840• Runs per1ect 4 r grey '93 ES 300
Mull Gol comp, tum, hmMtetlnHI •-k•1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii chlldren are In achoot SERVICES 5533 Cond. 909-860-9672 ware. Gm/tan & powanut $3?00. 941H 23-8372 Cashmere/Ivory
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ret'a. IM!MM2·6743 you on ~our toea? you are 1ntereated In Please be. aware that IP'lr-rs e Fragrancff (949) 850-5915 (125318) $13,888 MISSION VU!JO
We ~1ovlde loan• becornlng part of our 1h• ll•tlngs In this cat· ·u~ 6075 •customlz:9d make ,95 iMW 7401 Ll!XU9 OF (8001 989-5308
COSTA MES.A 2624 ree•r ~·• of c;-dtt team, vfalt our office egory may require you I••••••••• up • • Wl!STMINSTER :93 LS 400 . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilCOMMBRCIAI. ~~=~~~ab1:0rat::; right ·away at: to call• 900 number Chrta 1 .. ak Ticket• •Sklncara/balrcar• $3~~45(;~5) l714>892•8908 Whllellvory 1Br 18• upat.alra. F/P 1-877·5e&-97t9 2985 Bear St. CM In which there 11 a 2 orchHtra tlcketa. •Weight Ion/man COW MOTORING '80 CIVIC (154344) $23,997
laundry. electrlc gate, REAL ESTATE 71,._.24-5045· M cherge per minute. Dec 18 ahow. $120/ agament 4DR, auto, full pwr LEXUS
carport $875 + dep & ••••••~11)11•1••••••••• PT Demonetretore both 94&-722·7303 •Vitamin C lnt•n•lve <949> 8
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good credit. s .. Mgr llVUOTTUCEMENTS W••k .. nd daya In E~OYMENT · :~~i:;~t nutr1 'ii BMW 74011 Ll!XUS (800) 089·5398 366 Avocado St. #C-"'"'"' un atore In your .,_, au-._ Low warranty mll•• MISSION Vll!JO 101. BetwMn 12·2pm BUSINESS omCE $6.75 per hou.r. Car w•.-.:tft 5535 TV, ELECTRONICS, tlonat euppl•m•nt• $43,995 ~84.47) (800) eS ... 5398 '98 LX 450
d AH&""" Join ua for coum MO ORINQ F/pwr, chromes FOR RENT 2769 neceuary, exp pr• STEREO •oao · •• 2BR 1BA dplX on bfutl fa ed 949-642-4283 v HorD'o•uvrH, Cham· (949) 650-5915 Why play Hldo 'N (142670) $35,787
nr bch W/O hkupe, 1 11vuO"''CEMENTS rr ' Big glrta need femlly penge, mu1lc, model• Seok v.1m chilocmo? U!XUS
car gar $795. Agt Prime NB Location! n.iu" un Convf!nlent for belC)'lfed Nanny. CABLI! Oeacramblere and more. located at '97 BMW 528 c n 11 c I as 5 J f Io d MISSION Vll!JO
(949) 642·9e99 Sublease Opportunity. 2920 Clesalft•d Honest, reliable, fun, 30 day money back San Joaquin HUia Rd Btk/tan low ml, todoyl G42·5G78 (800) 880·5308
E SIDE 2Br 1Ba, lrg Ona private office, 1·2 842..S.878 20 yra exp. 51S-.795 guar. MCM•a/COD & Newport Ridge East $34,995 (#0730)
upsttilra, new paint & common area apacea. •BOAT•PARADE• No job too big or email. 1-800-417.0312. et tt11 White Cap Lane COW MOTORING
carpet, ger, lndry fac. Furnished, all aervtcee TOU .. S. 43ft Beau. ANNOUNCEMENTS Nu,.•• aide grt cook· In the Newport Ridge (949) 850-5915 No Pets $950. L.aaae Incl except phone. " Tng, •hopping, driver, Club Hou1e. Call ---------1
S800 949-474-0600 Ughted Yacht. $100.· f I 94!MS40-2800 '97 BMW 540 (7t4) 245-3097 mo SlSO/Hr Reserve Nowl 2920 massage or you 14yr GARAGE SALES Blk/blk 40k ml,
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all records, fully
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1.lttl• Inn By The Bay BUSINESS a 723-5025 (To Identify) R.E. olflce. $8 per hr
11eme, electronic•. lV, CAMPERS, RV'S, 27kml fully loaded,
QRUT STUFFIU TR.All.ERS 8014 under e>rtended war·
Hotel, 1 blk to bch & FINANCE Loet 009 Blchan Frlse, Monica 949-7SO.SOOO
bay. low wkly rate•, ••••••••• little wht male. 1 o yra. Sales S450up 949-873-8800 NPS nr Santiago & Irv. COMB GROW
NB Npt Nth 2br 2.5ba Blvd 949-548-8717 WITH USI
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2br home w/pvt beth vie• new buslnesa Estate Safes ON sand. NO brd wtk, Please be wary of out and apocraJ Mctlon1.
S750 949-65()..6904 of area companies. , .. ••Iii••••• we prefer a cendldate Conducted' Check with the local II NII W.Oceantront/22nd. Better Bualneaa EMPLOYMENT to have a minimum of l\ldiqut& Private rm, unturn, ahr e ea b f 1 Y••r print ad-~ ur u •ore you ••••••••• vert111ng experience. 40years bath, utl1 pd, n/emkg. aend any money for E
kitchenette, laundry. f"a or ••rvlcea. Read -----------xcellent communtca-m Newport Beach
1 block to N B Pier and underaland any EMPLOV.IFW2NJ tlon •kllli, Ablltty to 949.673.6223 S510lmo, Call Sam at contracts before you una; ••t goa11 and 11"18k• ..., _____ ....,...,1"-1
949-675-4808 algn. Shop around for 5530 prot .. alonal preaenta--========::: • (Between 9AM·5PM) 1 Ilona In a fftlt paced r
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Please no eartyblrda ranty $25,500 OBO.
941Mt'73.o801 •---------•as Toy Dolphln RV ----------11 COSTA MESA 6124 Engine xlnt, dbl bed, '87 ASTRO ba, ao. ca!T)plng fiml A u to • AC Ith r ,
$3050. 714-816-9289 (145928)$18,888 •Sat 7·11 Eve,Y.hlng Ll!XUS OF
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todeyt' 642-5978. ·---------------
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myriad' of merchan-counting softwllra. screentnglphyslcal ro-
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&42·5078 (940) 442·7349 Time• Community
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1-.\JHW.\Y AP.\RTMENTS
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C~pua & MacArthur. office. 876-2837
CAREOIV&R 24HR Supply House
Shifts. 3 on 4 off; 86 Looking tor protH·
yr old. Must be rell· slonal Individual to
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area. (9<49) 442·7350 2yra of plumblng exp.
Comput•r uaere Benefit• 714-241-7050
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houra $20k·S75ktyr 50 WPM. Daya/PT.
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•Six Drewer
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Stand•. (~eautllul
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all) Call 949-548-1785
Wicker Sofe & Ch•lr
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$450. 949-722-9824
MERCHANDISE
MISC. 6015
100'• of heavy awe•t·
erel Men•/Womena/
kid•, some nama
brandal $0.99-$8.H 134 E. 18th St •
1C>-4 Oally 574-04t6
All Hl'dWare CO Rom,
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etc seoo. Mlteu 26"
lV $300. 614-<>093
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White, Mike Garrett.
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