HomeMy WebLinkAbout1999-02-17 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -. MESA CO~UNmEs SINCE 1907 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARr 17, ·1999
• e ~o. seeks Fashion Island expansion·
Developer takes first
steps toward additional
retail, office space at
Newport Beach mainstay.
request that the company pre ent
its long-term plan::..
On Thursday the Planning
Comrrussion will consider the
reque::.t, which, if approved by the
council, will allow the company to
study building 720,000 square
feet of new conunercia1 space in
the business-retail mecca -a
15'}:, increase from what exists
today.
rentc'tl-housmg unilo;;, a ~d-care
center. and a continuing educa-
tion facility as potential ld.Dd uses.
when the (Trafl~c Phasmg Ord1-
nanc-e) is up for n ma1or change
that essentially repeals it, that cill
of a sudden there's intere!>t m
putting up otfice buildings.•
Retail or office?
m 1986, 58% of vote,rs def~ated a
measure that would have added
1 28 nullion quare feet of com-
meroal p ce to the center. After detalled plans arc sub-
mitted to the city. a full environ-
mental review and many public
hearin_gs will foJlow, said ~sis·
tant City Mdnager Sharon Wood.
Would you rather see But Carol Hoffman~ Irvine Co
Viet.~ pr•" ident, said offiaals are
hopeful a modest exparu.ion that
~mild be good for the shoppmg
c<>ntf!r and surrounding residents
will be ar:c-•pted by the comrnuruty,
Jt \;IJ 1 R RACl.A!'l:D
OcftPh TI1e biggest concern for New-
port Beach residents throughout
the process will probably be traf-
fic. Phil Arst, president of the
C'ommunity Association Alliance,
said he also has found that offlce
buildings are of little economic
udvantage to the city.
Irvine Co. spoke::.man Paul
Kranhold said office buildings do
produce indirect sales tax rev·
enue ror the city because the peo-
ple who work in those buildings
shop m the stores and eat m the
restaurants .
The Irvine Co. focvs on I office space or retail In its
Newport Center e1tpan·
sion 1 Call our RHders
Hotline at (949) 642·6086
NEWPORT BEAC'H -Irvine
Co ofhcidls have proposed
add.mg more stores and offices m
Fashion Island, a mov~ that could
soup up the city's single largest
econonuc engine.
About 620,000 feet of the new
space will be for office space, and
the remaining 100,000 square feet
will be for expansions of existing
department stores. including
Robinsons-May, Macy's and
Neiman Marcus, lrvme Co. offi-
oals said.
According to Irvine• C'o
research, office workers makf' on
average of 18 visits to Fasluon
Island every three months and
spend $106 per tnp. By compari-
son, surrounding residents visit
only about 10 times every three
months and spend the same
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"We c:an adueve a fair and
appropriate balance for' the <.ity,"
!>he rud. •As long-term property
ownerl> und rc,1dents of Newport
Beach, quahty of hfe 1s very
11Tlportaut to U'i as well.• amount per trip. lrvme Co. officials have sub-
mitted a request to begm cl genP.r-
al plan amendment for the build-
out or Newport Center. The t;hng
was in response to d City Council The reque::.t also lists 150
"There's no money for anyone
but The Irvine Co , and 1t dumps a
loud of traffic on us,• Arst said. "It
certainly makes one wonder
The idea ol expanding Fashion
. lsldnd is no strdnger to controvei-
sy. In the early 1980s, opponents
threatened a bdllot mitidtive, and
The council in May 19A7
approved d conceptual pldO for a
SEE FASHION PAGE 4
TEAM EFFORT
DON LEACH I OAll.V P!lOT
A 22-year-old Yorba Unda man is carried to an air ambulance by a team of Costa Mesa·firefighters after rescuing the man from his smashed
car. Police said the accident oc<;Urred when a second vehicle slowed for traffic and was hit by the Mazda, pictured above, sending both cars
into the center dJvtder on the southbound Costa Mesa Freeway just north of the Corona del Mar Freeway.
Te Winkle students are getting back on traCk
More than hall of the
students who were held back
in September have rejoined
their former classmates in
higher grades.
l IU''1 I~ MA'-1 INI
lblt Noc
COSTA MESA -Of~4 students
who were held back ut TcWmkJe
Middle School m September, 14 were
promoted this month to their com~ct
grade level as u result of the school's
Success naming for At-Risk Students
program.
The program, unplemcnted this
year, rccrwt.s teachers to enter into
one-on-one mentonng relation hips
with students who are failing. Theu
aim is to bnng the students up to
speed with thetr peers
·in some ca-. s, it was kids who
had poor attendance or work pdbits, •
said TeWmkle Principal Shat-On Fry.
"We lookro at each child as an md1-
vidual and said, 'This 1s whul you
need to do to bnng yourseU up to
grade level.'.•
Nine sucth-groders and five sev-
enth-graders succc.c.;sfully completed
the program.
To participate, students must c;ign a
contract promisrng to nttend weekly
tutoring programs, attend aJl their
classes and take whatever rcrne<hal
classes are needed. And because
they've llllsc;cd the fiM semester of
school, they also have to take summer
4'Chool.
"No matter how you cut it. they're
still behind,· Fry said. •1 want them to
understand that this is a long-term
procc.c.;.., l think they become succ ful
once they realize that they can do it. •
While the teachers who are tutonng
the students all volunteered to help
with the See school storv Page 3 program. 11 C a m µ
Fire Boys and Girls pays them a small
upend.
"It's a very spe<ial acknowledge-
ment by the corrunuruty that cducabon
matters," Fry said. .
The mentors are reqwred to m t
with the students for at least one hour Cl
week, but Fry said many meet for three
. .
An elevator ride with no ups or downs INDEX
or lour hotir.:; weekly.
The Sucress 1rd.imng program also
attempts to identify students who are m
danger ol nunkmg in the future and
provides remedial instruetion before
they g t to that point.
•it we ft 1 they are strong candi-
dates for rl'tention. we have them
placed m a study skills program,· Fry
said. "They will work with teacher..
whose main gool is to help th~m devel-
op better study hctblts. •
The program was developed by Fry,
A~ststant Principal Jeff Gull and coun-
lor Karen Chamberlam.
·wc·re tiymg to be as pTOdctive as
possibl to k p studentc; from being
retained.· Chamherlain ~d. ·we
Y.orkcd \ety har{J to give them thb
opportullJty. •
Firefighters rescue
Newport woman, 92,
from lift in her home
after she accidentally
shut off power lo it.
unknown.
She was trapped m an eleva-
tor.
Th f isty enior citizen didn't
wa te any time. She began
<WSRD __ .. ,__J
It was onu of Simone K11gan's
wont childhOOd rears.
Kagan, 92, alway::. opt ... for the
stairs in her thrce·story home. nut
when she remembered she left
!">omething in her 1001l'l on the way
to the grooery store Monday. she
thought about taking the elnvator.
It is a derision she regrets
crcarmng for help. Kagan
pounded on the door with her
h t!i. She began to kic.k to create
mou• ol a clamor. She sounded
the ularm
There were <;evcral people
in 1<le tbe home, hut no one heart\
Ka~an's pleas for help.
l thought somebody might
hear me, bul a Umc passed l got
cared,• he said.
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Council adds
$5,000 to its
travel fund
• Costa Mesa lawmakers approve an extra
$1,000 each for education.and workshops,
raising individual totals to $8,000.
COSTA t-.1ESA -Eac.h City Council member '"ill
receive an extra $1 ,000 a ye&r to pend on educ:ati011
and \\Ork.,hops.
The coundl voted 4-1 , Wlth Mayor Garv 1onahan
vobng no, to adopt a commurutv obJecuve proposed b)
Councilwoman Heather Somers
Somers uutially proposed gwmg earh cowu:il mem~
ber an additional $5,000 With th exception of Cowi-
cilman Joe cnckson, the council L" relatnely me.q>en-
enced dnd m need 01 turtheJ educ.ation about runrung n
oty, ">he said.
Resident Enu ~ Fenney ~d sh had a real problem
with the proposal because lh"r.:> is no gwdeline." for
how counctl mem-
bers could ::.pend
the money.
"Me...,d ICon:-.ol·
1dt1h..>d Water Dis·
tnc-t bourd mem-
bers! get le.'-than
$5,000, and they
have to d • ... ignate
where thev're
going," Fenney
~d
Councilwoman
L1l>hy Cowan
agreed, sa}1ng
there wa..-. a hn
line betwe n what
the counal could
or couldn't spend
the money on.
A worthwhile expense?
Do you think the
increase in the City
Council's education
and travel budget by
Sl,000 per member ~
justified? Call our
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6086 or send an e-mail to dai-
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City ManaQ r Alan Roeder said the money cowd not
be used to attend c.runJ>dlgn fund-rru.smg ~ents
The council al..,"O d1scu cd the possibility of budg t-
ing an extra $..1.000 tor each council member
Em·kson said thttt that l!gure wa... also too high
because 1t would raise I.he total annual budy<>t tor mw1·
ciJ m mbc1 edll<'.allon from $.15,000 to $50,000 TI1e
$35,000, which brCdk~ down to $7,000 for <-ach council
member. already mdudt money for council members
to attend Lc11911 • of C tltfum1a Citi conJerences.
"I have a real cone-cm r aismg the <'ouncil budget tha\
much," ht' srud.
Enck-.on td h"' preferred Ulat countil members
who wunt to atttmd other \rnrkShops or conferen
place their requests On the agenda Sd the coWldl coUJd
vot~ on them a bud •t dJllStm nt
"Titls wa not my mtent to crcat ~a • luSh fund'-
il has so omlnovsly been Tefcrrcd a .~ SOmers srud. Jn
th end th council pproved ~ 1,000 for e ch mem ,..
Fom1cr ~L player . cor d
\Vith lrrulev >nt \Veck
Paul Salato is a former ptof onal
foot~U ploy' r hn t known as th
found~r of 1'11 lPvant ·w k -an annu-
al b t of non ns dming wh oh the la t
person chos n an 1.h National Ppotba'll
Leagu • Mnual draft is wined and
dined in Ne\\l)Ort Beach, salata's home
for th pa t 30 years Selata. who
achieved u in the rock..and~
bu and known for hW c:harltable Confined m a cube wtth no
way to get out, panic rac::ed
througla her body, followed by a
tW\nge Of despair. She pulled
be& th8 rickety gate and banged
1ah .. dodn, frantk;aby ltfMm·
_, 1ar Mlp. M lbe gMped the
JllUltt ... the Newport Beem re.-
Id.at prepered !Mnelf tor the
She entered the elevator and
mistakenly flipped the pow 'r
switch off. Not knowing !>he did
so, Kagan waited fOC' the elevator,
whk::b Is usually reserved for car·
rytng heavier objects. to move. Jt
neverdld.
"SoroetldDg was wrong, but I
didn't lmOW what.• Mid a lhU.en
K-aen. ·1 began p.wblDg bUnam,
encl noUiiDg WU happlinlDg I
began to wony. • ,
A haU-hour passed before a
fri nd came to her rescue. Neither
of them knew how to open the
·doors, 10 the friend C'.alled the Fire
Depa,rtrnent
Rreftghten quickly arrived at
the home. 1bere WU a g&eD pml·
ill betWean the gate 11111 door ...
would unlock Wh• trtggenMI,
.... ...... ork. wu Chosen u grand ...._.al
ilast year' Old Glory Boat PIRdt cm
July... "
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THIN AID NOW
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OTIER c y '" NEWPORT BEACH
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Madge W. Payne. 90. Jan 4
Cbiistene J. Miedema. 62, Jan.
8
Sdnya M Kingsley, 87. Jan. 9
Bly R. LoV~rcn, 75, Jan. 9
Adelaide H King I y, 97, Jan.
Teacher's love of old weapons goes cross-country ·
BUSINESS LICENSES
New bu: IJ\esS lic~nsc lnf orma·
tion repqrted by the cities of
Co ta Mc a und Newport
Beach,.
COSTA MESA
• Earl's Guns, 215 Cecil Place,
sporting goods
• Elden Avenue Apts., 2426
Elden Ave., apartment building
operatorl>
• Exprcs:i; Radio Data Partners,
1828 Bow pnte Lane, telegraph
apparatus
• G &· M Auto, 771 W. 19th St,
used·Cill dealers
• The Gathering Place West,
370 E. 17th St. Urut B/C, book-
stores
• C ecot Clips, 2701 Hdrbor
Blvd. Unit 06, bc1uty shops
NEWPORT BEACH
• Thrre D Roofing. 19532 Green
Willow Lane, ownen Don Peduto
•Total Comfort Systcms,.240 N.
l l St., owner: John E. Payne
• Toy Boat, Toy Boat, Toy Boat,
595 Newport Center Drive,
owner: D1anc Nownann
• Traveling 1h.mk, 49 Shearwa-
ter Place, owner. Anthony S.
Jones
• Treehouse Kidz, 509 Golden-
rod Ave., owner: 1\isha Haskin
• Tru.form Constructlon, 3305 E.
Miraloma Ave., owner: Dan
Rup~
DUI ARRESTS
the following people were
C1rtestcd recently on suspicion
of driving under the influence.
These people have been arrest-
ed only on suspicion of a cnrne
and. us with all such cnm!?s. are
UUlocent until proved guilty.
10 ' Donna L. Yakubck, 68, Jan. l 1
Henry T. Anderson, 78, Jan. l7
COSTA MESA
Rita M. DeJury, 82, Jan. 8
Velma B. Richasdson, 99,· Jan.
,12
Winifred E. Eshom, 77, Jan. 13
Benny Butteling, 73. Jan. 14
Charles W. Fry, 89, Jan. 15
CORONA DEL MAR
John E. Whitley. 86, Jan. 7
Jessie R. Hill, 93, Jan. t t
Faye W Sachem1an, 80, Jan. 11
MARRIAGES
Most recent marnagcs as
reported to the Orange County
Recorder's office.
NEWPORT BEACH
•·Neal A. Flaxman and Stacy D.
Fountain, martied Jan. 16 m
Newport Beoch
• Scott D NlChols and Sharon
A. Smith, marrfod Jan. 17 in
Rancho S<inta Marganta
COSTA MESA
• Jeffery J, Schu<>ter and Carol
1\'avis, mamed Jan. 14 in Sanld
Ana
• David A . De Lancellutti and
Anya E. Kemak. mamed Jan.
16 in Cambna
• Wayne Golden and Kimberly
H. Kline, IDdrricu Jan. 16 in
Santa Ana
• Shean T. McMahon dnd
Pnscilla A. Rocco, mamcd Jan.
16 in Costa Mesa
• Anthony T. Nguyen and Nern
K Vo, married Jan. 16 in West-
minster
• Chau T. Nguyen and Stacy M.
Pham, married Jan. 16 in Ana-
heun
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THEN
By 1994, Jeffrey Schroter, a
substitute teacher m the New-
port-Mesa school district, already
fancied hunseU a krught 10 shm-
mg armor.
He was a regular at the annual
Renaissance Pleasure Fdire, held
near San Bernardino, where he
sold all kinds or weapons from the
16th and 17th centuries, indudmg
swords, daggers, pistols and mus-
kets.
"Most of things we dPdl in, l
des1gn and build myself.~ chrot-
er said. "l call them modern I
antiques.· I
It takes about 200 hours for the
Costa Mesa resident to handcraft
an antique gun out of metal and
wood, which he decorates with
p€'arls or bone, he said.
Not surprisingly, h~ love of
weapons l>~gan in childhOOd
"G, rbdge·can-Lid shield,
broomstick swords _. this LS 1ust
the i.ldult stage ot that," he sdld.
Creating penod p1Pce::. from
scratch ts not for t~veryhody.
Beginners quickly beromn fru ·
trated, he said.
"The hr.,t one is fun," he , tud.
"The second startc;; to get wu. The
thud one 1s JU~t too much work •
NOW
Schroter hd-. sold hundtPds ol
guns over: the yrcJJ s, hut of p<IC·
ticuJar interest wa-. a muskcl
purchased hy a Conn111 llcut
museum m 19%. The w<><tJH>ri
we1ghs 20 pounds and has dll
80-cdhbcr horc. ·
"A musketeer had to u-.P a fork
rest to hold at," lhP-tit-ycm-old
said "It Wds used by early Sp.in·
ish explorers m the W~t •
Jeffrey
Schcoter
holds an
antique
firearm that
is part of his
collection of
goodc; from
Renaissance
period.
I ie's es penally proud of a gu
he made tv.·o years ago.
•t call this my Swedu;h pistol,
he s.:iid, noting thdt he wcs
msplrcd lJy the type of gun
1 sl.1Pd in the early 1600s to eht
horse-mounted troops loyal tc
Swedish Kmg Gustavuio J1 Adol
phus .Vttsa.
Interest m the Rena1s~ctnce hd
grown hPCiiUSP of the recent rilm
"Shuka~peare 10 Love• and "El.v
clbi"th... But no one should mJS
tht• annu11l fostival that Schrote
ronllnucs to attend, ht? ioaid.
"\ t• don't go to see movies, W(
rc·<'rcate (those times),· he said
•You ttm ethic to go to a simple
more colorful period
NEWPORT BEACH
Feb. 11
Lisa Bay Clark, 44, Newport
Beach
• Jorge E. Ochoa and Ana R.
Garc1a Serna, married Jan. 20
in Santa Ana
RFAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Neighbors for Neighbors project seeking workers
Feb. 12
Deborah Jean Scott, 49, New-
port Beach
Brandi Lynn Erickson-lngman,
25, Orange
Josue Vdllejo Rodnquez, 35,
San Juan Capistrano
Feb. 13
Karen AnnUeinemeyer, 31,
Newport Beach
Robert William Hom, 25. New·
port BC,i.lCh
Feb. 14
Robert Randy Anderson, 48,
Tustin Ranch
BIRTHS
Recent real estate transactions
as reported by the Ac.xiom Data
Qwck Products Group.
COSTA MESA
1845 Anaheun Ave,, $146,000
334 Bordeaux Lane, $214,000
387 Granada Way, $225,000
1207 Las Arenas Wuy, $187,000
2182 Mdple Ave., $125,618
155 Quiet Bay Lane, $233,000
2178 Rural Lane. $279,000
2160 San Michel Drive,
$166,000
312 Sydney Lane, $147,000
20182 Tanbark Circle, $350,000
CORONA DEL MAR
DilyPb
COSTA MESA -Weeders,
painten,; and sweepers are need·
ed to lend thci.r hands to the semi-
annual Neighbors for Neighbors
community cleanup of Canyon
Park and six to 10 single-fainily
homes Apnl 24.
About 200 volunteers are
needed for the cleanup of the
homes. Volunteer work teams will
pamt, weed, and haul away
unwanted items.
Because the seventh annual
spnng cleanup will target single·
fanuly homes ralh<:r than apdrt·
ment complexes, space is lirruted. ·u you want to work m the
neighborhood. it's a good idea to
pre-register,· s<ud Munel Ullman,
redevelopment housmg manager.
The cleanup has targeted sin-
gle-family homes only once
before. City Council .members
decided to focus on individual
homes this year because lhey
FYI
•) For more information
about donating or volun·
teering. call the Neighbors
for Neighbors hotline at
(714) 754·5140.
belic>voo the cleanup would b~ .. The budget f01 th1 ~Pr1r's
most beneficial for houses. cleanup ts $30,000.
Although the homes hdve not About 400 voluntec1 ~ df~
been selected, the City plans to needed for the ~ttnyon P.11 k
cluster them in one area, Ullman cl~anup. which tttk~ pl.ice every
said. yed.f. Work will include removing
httN, pullmg weeds, and plantln~
nntive ~hrubs, ground cover an
trees
The oty is asking for dona
hon to the program. Money
food !or \olunteers, gill ccrt1ft
cc1tes and atems that can be usoc
lor the clednup, such as paint
hrushes, arid shrubs are som
st1qqe ·tions.
R~g1<>trdlion for the par
<:lPant1p w11l l>e <1l 8 a.m. Apnl 2
11t Cdoyon Park. Registration to
the neighborhood cleanup wil
h • at 8 a.m the same day a
Estdncw l hgh <:ichool, 2323 Pla
renlla Ave
Most recent buths m Newport
Beach.
Connnc E . Goldsrruth, Jun. 1
Jacob A. Pellcber, Jan. 1
Guillermo Salgado Velasquez,
J4n.2
600 Acacia Ave., $600,000
327 Dahlia Place, $298,000
4615 Hampden Road, $875,000
520 Narassus Ave., $420,000
5450 Osburn Plac~. $595,000
Ash Wednesday·begins Le;nt for Catholics ·
Alex G. Allen, Jan. 3
Anna M. Chacon, Jan. 3
Enk M . Van Der Goes, Jetn. 3
Katnoa D. Sugu1tun, Jan. 4
Massuniliano Max 0. Valloc·
clua, Jun. 5
Caden E. Whcclc1, Jan. 5
DFATHS
Most rec nt deuths reported to
the Omnge County Recorder's
NEWPORT COAST
12 Auvergne, $379,000
84 Chandon, $546,000
!9 Marisol, $647,500
16 Menton, $616,500
3 Ocean Ridge Dnve, $640,409
22 Padua Court, $511,500
15 Pavona, $565,000
20 Pavona, $615,500
25 E. Pavona, $611,500
177 Riverside Ave., $325,000
Services will be held
throughout Newport-
Mesa, launching season
of fas ting and pentinence
The traditional Catholic sea~
son of fasting and penitence
known as Lent begins today, Ash
Wednesday.
Devout pdrishioners may
recmve ashes at vanous church-
cs in the N~wport·Mesa area
throughout the day. The ceremo-
nY.. which place:t an .ashen cross
on a person's forehead, rocog-
mzes the mortality of hwnans on
earth, noting that people tum
from dust to dust.
Ash Wednesday· marks the
beginning of the Lenten season,
which includes 40 weekdays
leading up to Easter Sunday. 1YP·
1c:ally, Catholics have one meal on
Ash Wedncsddy and don't eat
me~t on Friday dunng Lent.
Parishioners may either
attend Mass at local churchc:» or
go to an a~h service only. The
schedule includes:
• Our Lady ol Mount Canncil,
1441 West Balboa Blvd., New-
port Beach, 8 a.m 1:1nd 7 p.m.
• Oul' Lady Queen of Angels
Church, 2046 Mar Vista Onvc,
Newport Beach, 6:.10 a.m,, R:JO
am., 12:45 p.m. and 5 30 p.m.
• St Joachim of Costa Mesa,
lt.164 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa, •
l>'30 and 8:30 a.m., 12 and 4 p.m. •
(Spamsh), 5:30 p.rn., 7 p.m. (ash
servic • only). ,
• • St. Joh.ri the Baptist Roman •
Catholic Church, 1015 Baker St.,
Costa Mf'..sa. 6:30 and 8:30 a.m ..
12:10 j>.tn. (ashes only), 7 p.m.
(Vietnamese), and 8:30 p.m.
(Spana h)
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la.ckles ..•• 3·5 wnw
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J ·25am ....... 1.1
First high
9:29 a.m ....••. 5.7
Se<ond low
4 :12 p.m .••••.•• ..0 6
Second high
10:31 p.m ..... ~46
THURSDAY
Fu'St low
4'101.m •••••••• 1 0
Ftnt high
1011 im ...... S3
second 1ow
.t:47 pm ..••.... .0 3
5-<ond high
11:07 pm ..... 46 -~,,
We continue to see a
swell out of the ~t
ewry 12 seconds for
waist· to chest high
sets Wa11es will go
heid high at west·
facing bea<hes latef
today, a west·north
west swell moves 1n
tor mcrtas1ng surf.
This swell snoJd
dtliwr over-head
MU at ttw ~ spou
by Thursday L.oolung
ahead, w. also Me a
MW M>UtMouth
west swell moving In
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• lristol Street A purse, a cellular phone, a pager and a ~ r
of sunglasses worth S775 were stoleo from a car in the 3300
block about 7;10 pm. Feb 12.
•canyon Drive A compa<t disc player and ~ever al atel'n\ of
~lry worth $9t 1 were stolen from a bu\iness in the 2300
blotk between Ftb S and Feb. 8
• SOuth eo..t Drive. A wallet and tb contents. worth $50,
~re stolen from a car 1n the 900 block about 6·15 p In. Jan, 21 .
• lalt 11th StNet A computer tower and a printer worth
$3,600 wef9 stolen from a business tn th11 200 bloCk during the
tvenlng of Feb. fl. _
• , ... "'-t: A pune •{\Ct its contents. worth $72, were rtottn
from• but stop tn the 100 blodt betWHn noon and t2:JO p.m.
WOlll 11AOt
• ....,_ ~ .,., porcel1ln f19Uf9S worth an unkl)()Wn
lmOUnt wtte stolen from• home In the 1000 blOdc bl1\w1n
J:.50 lad 6:40 pm. Feb 14 • •
• Wiit ~ •11atu-1 . Two bolt doUles wonh MOO MN
...,.. frOm. dodl In the 1200 btock during ttw ...... flf
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,Daily Pilot·
American Airlines resumes normal
schedule at John Wayne Airport
•Major carrier's flights,
canceled last week by
pilots' dispute with
ffidnttgement, urn taking
off again.
· JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT-
Ufe is "gettinu back to normal for
Amenr.an A1rlin(!s e mployees
and thmr passengP.r after pilot£
slowly began returning to their
jobs after a • '1ckout• last week.
Most of thf! company's 9,200
pilot!> aH• bad< at work, essen-
tially bnnging to an end the can-
cellations that plagued airports
last week.
Carol Owens was pleased to
sec all of the scheduled flights
appear on the neon board at
John Wayne Auport on Tuesday.
Thf> Anaheim businesswoman,
who travels rcoularly, had her
flight to D<lllas-rort Worth can-
celed last week. 1t1esday's flight
to thl~ same df'.stination was
nght on schedule.
"Jt hds bclm an inconvc·
nience, but Amenco.n has bc•'n
very helpful in finding mo
anotiler flight," she snul. ·m, a
dispute that will be re olved,
and passeng1m> d.fe just going to
have to bear the loacl n littl '
while longer."
~bout 80 flights were can··
celed at John Wayn dfter the
Feb. 6 ~ick call by AmPrlcan
pilots. The airline was forced to
cancel about 800 flights across
the nation over the holiday
weekend. •
The impact at the Orange
County aeyort wa~ minunal,
although the staff added more
operations and secunty person·
net to assist wayward airline
passengers.
"We anticipated the problem
and beefed up our crew." said
airport, spokeswoman Kathleen
Cd.Inpini·Charnber~. "Some pa!>·
sengers were caught off guard,
and we wanted to support them
any way we can."
Mote than 2,000 pilots chdn't
report to work last week when
they leamC<l that Reno Air pilots
wouldn't be pfild salaries on par
With Amencan's pilot:., Reno J\ir
recently W<1s purchased by
Aniencan's par(}nt, compt.1ny.
AMRC01µ. .
The 51ckout cawwd d massive
chnin·reaction of cancellations
estimated at .ahout 6.000 over
the last week. Many American
pilots returned to th~ir jobs
when a federal judge
announced Sunday he would
issue o $10 rrull1on fine against
the pilot<J' urtlon for non-compli-
cmce.
•our operations are almost
bt.1ck lo normal, a:. the number of
piloll> who c:alled m sick contin·
ues to shrink," said American
spokesmdn nm Smith. •we are
still working lo gPt this mdlter
resolved. H
The amount of lost revenue to
the airline is unknown, company
ofhcldls said, but lbe figurP.
probctbly will be disclosed today
ctt d r.ourt hearing in Ddllas.
Negotiations over the salary dis-
pute are conhnumg between thf>
piloti.' union ctnd AMR Corp.
Teletubby remark insults gays
A s sometimes happen ... , I
have extrc>mely m1xoo
emotwns over ct recent
10tPm<1honul nc>w-. ~vent.
Nope. not thP trit1l of President
Bill <. linton. That's ct done clecJI, a
$'.tel and }ldthr.llc: spPc t.id<' thttl
was d<'struc live no matter which
"ldP you Wl'IP on. ·
J refer to the R(•v Jc•rry Fdl-
wt>ll's d1•c'larc1tion lht1t lhP T('le·
tuhby wh<N' st<1gc• nt.1m1.• is Ttnky
Winky 1s homowxual.
Chwt .imonu ruy ~evc>rdl rc>c\c·
trnns to this ~df-procldunetl holy
nldn's blurlollon was. o;o what(
Whdl dif!Ncnn~ does it mt.1kc if
this rotund little chdp 1s gay7
That's his husmcss. nght?
f\. tany moons dgo. whc•n I was
head of publicity for Capitol
Hecorcl , • m<1gdzmc> writN
<1"k<•d me if d ccrtdin young
movie stc1r we had 1gne<1 to it
rccordin9 contract was gay.
•1 don't know," I s.11tl.
~T1wrc:'s only 001~ way lo hnd
out. cmd I'm not that intt•rcste<l. •
Another n.•ncllon to Fd!well's
fttrc<• wc1s, c9etd, whttl d great
puhhc1ty stunt! As rc9ular wad·
~r-. know, I deploro Uw h·v~I of
wwtchc<l exc Pss our ndtion h<ls
rnarht•d m the dVdlunche of hype
that engulfs us dcnly.
Still, th(• flac:k m me -before
th~ t 964 Rost! Bowl, I trit•d to
compel the UCLA r.1lly romm1t·
toe to slip in a "The Be.1UC!s are
Coming" cttrd UiC'k -ddm1rcs
whoever 10 the Teletubby empire
snookered Fulwt>U into outmg
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I mean, tell me this 1.; d gdg, a
publicity stunt. Tell nu• this mdn
who calls himscU a religious
leader isn't senous.
It 1Sn't? He IS? Oh, dear.
Obvtously. Falwell's bldlhenng
was meant to d~rngrate homo·
s~xudls, a continuing theme with
Par.-.on Jerry. ln the procc~!-., ull
. he succeeds m domg is proving,
once again. what d dundeti'll'ad
he IS.
Consider Falwell's •pvi-
dence " One. linky Wmky c dr·
rics a purse. Jecpen;, Jerry, lots
of men Cdrry purses ol onP <;ort or
another, mdinly so their pttnts
pockets won't look oll that bulgy.
Indeed, I occasionally C'tlfry a
purse m the summer b('causc
some of my shorts are shoit on
pockets.
Second, linky has a lnc1ngle
-d notonou~ gay symbol. ral-
. w<•ll sttys -growing out of the
top of his nwloncsquP. hedd.
I chC'cked 1t out, and this man-
gle lS ups1rll~ down, a clear emu-
lation of the mt•tal key used to
open s.udme Cdns. Besides, the
Stdr of Dav1d is composed or Ui·
dn!Jles, ~o clo<'s thdt medfl ... ?
N<1w, c•ven PtllweU wouldn't dare
imply thc11. I
Third, t1nd most significant, is ·
Fc1lwell's dltt1C'k on the color of
Tinky's skin. It is purple (one
cldr<' not thmk al what f'alwell
hds in m111d for Barney). "Purple
is th1~ color ot gay. pnde," Falwell
... nnrb Erno. purple is the color of
qav men 1tllcl women. Ergo. all
whQ .,.. p, r pu rplt> are, secretly or
op<'nly, Ytl).
'Il1L'i 1c; probably news lo count·
lps-. 111ilh1111 of Amenc'1f}S, espe-
cially the plt1yers and fans of the
Laker>. tht' f\.1inncsota Vi.king·.
Colorc do Rockies, W<1.sh.ington
I luski1~ anti Louc.1ana State Uni·
versity BencJals.
Though a fundamenlahst. Fal·
well ct>rtamly should know that
pmpl~ 1s d medningful and
'ir1cu•d color on lilurg1cdl vest·
ments <1nd symbols St>veral
national nonproht~ use purple
ribbons to symbolize theu caus-
c•s Qn(• rc11ses funds to hght lym-
phdtic cancers, another seeks to
reduce VIOience m our society.
Then thew's the Umted
Fathers f'orum. lls Purple Ribbon.
Ct1mpa1gn seeks to lower the
chvorc:e rate and keep more fam1-
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Wednesday, February 17, 1999 3
School officials doubt classes
will shrink in middle schools
• But il money becomes
available for such a plan,
Newport-Mesa isn't likely
to tun1 it down, local
officials say.
I lll$1 J'IJ MA5H!'l:I
NEWPORT· MESA The
pros"pect of mailer kinderga.rtPn
clilsse:> has fueled much of the
debate about reconfiguration plans
that have the dtJ>trtct scrambling to
find more da. room !>pace.
So, what i1 stale funding for
smaller c;eventh· and eighth-grade
classes also was made available?
That's one of the proposals miJk-
mg its way through Gov. Grdy
Davis' spC'cial lcgislctt1.vc session m
Sacramento. lf it ~comes iuw, the
state could lmplcnwnt it with.in 90
days, becdusc 1t passt>d during a
Specidl SC>SSIOll
Although NP.wport-Mesa school
officidl~ have sc>rious doubts the
bill will become ldw until the <;f\s-
sion is over, thP J)<>')s1ht.lity r<'mwns
that the idea could be h.md£!d .' ·
"I don't see them funding 1l
across the board," said Superinten-
dent Robert Barbot. ·Tuey rrught
target parucular prv9M1tl5 hke
they did in runth ynidP., •
Teachers uruon Pms1d1•nt Linda
Mook agreed: •r don't sc ij1at Jlltr~
ticular piece of IP.gisl11tion c:onuny
to fruition m this 5ess1on of th •leg·
isldture."
But if it should pdS'i, Mook sci d
the pr~ grobably w!'uld be
partially funded, Oe{au e da •
SlZe-reducllon programs ar •
encroaching into the district's yen-
eral fund budget. It d.lso would ae·
ate a new reconfiguration prob·
lems, as the disbict would need to
reduce class sizes at Cqwna del
Ma.r, En.sign and TeW'mklc sd1ools.
•1t would be maJVelous, but 11
would present enom1ous prob-
. !ems,• said school board Pres1d<>nt
Serene Stokes. "We'd hav to fmcl
dassrooms for all of them.•
Stoke<> dlso said that CJlthough
the state ts adept al startinq nPw
programs, its funding for thern u U·
ally lags, forong the distnct to clip
into its generdl fund budgP.t
"We need some kind or comrnit·
ment frotn the state: lliat j1t) \\111
continue to fund it," "he said.
Despite the potential comphca·
lions, Newport-Me.'Xi has d trdfk
record of not turning down n11w
money, Mook added
"Anything that soimds m1posS1·
bl~ we lake , rhaDcngP in this
dlstnct," she said
Rt.>gcu dies~ of whether smaller
m111dl1>-sc hool cla ._.. 4Je
approVt:!<J this ess1an, Barbot stilil
thr> litte is moving toward smallet
clils t~ m all gr, d .
"The ch•l).'ltP, I lJ liPVf•, Y,'lU he
<tbout wbo goes first." he ixud,
A hill J1WJl0$lrl9 smaller. middle·
school gradL>S u; ~iny CQT\si9moo
in the "Jle<lal ion Other pro. •
posals mdude a onc·timP .SUJ~d
fo1 terH.41iers \~hose tudents .
progr beyond theu gTddr> level,
ts measured b} annuaJ standard·
12P.d test soores
A mhly Bill 24X would give
tud •nts sdtolarsh1p to attend pn·
vote or altr>matio,; e public schools il
th y have be<!n m .a low-ac.hicvmg
school for four year.> in a row
Another hill, whid1 would b\> wc.1·
comnd b}' NPwport·MPsa, v.ould
funuel st of P tunding into l.>loe,k
gr<tIJt , allowrng <l1stnclc; to dOOdP
how hes! to sp11nd them
Hut lhP btlls most likPly to paso;
111to law .ue JX'N n>Vlf'W uf tearh-
Prs, new tl'aChP.r testmg cHld exit '
exilm .... tor luqh school students
"Th<! exollng thing l<i, thl'!re i Ct
1ot of httenum1 to (..'CJ11cauon • Bar·
bot scud. uwc need to do what w •
cmt to impro\e tlung" tor ldds"
and just about.everyone else
hes together. The Purple Pome-
yranllte Socrel}' fur Mes .. 1t1n1c
resources provides a mche for
Jews for Jesuc;,
The Purple f\. t.irtin Society
covets and prol<.>c:ls a bird thdt
has bNm tlround for 12,000 years
and thctt 1s Pnllrcly dep~ndent on
humans for 11!> huusmg. The Pur·
plc Dragon Friendship Society
exists sunply for p(•uple who val-
ue fnend'ihips.
The Purple Lotus Society is
devoted to Buddhfl, .md the Pur·
ple Ribbon Campaiun in Albany,
N,Y., hopes to solve the drsap·
pcMance of Suz,mnc Lyell trom
her donn room on the tall! uni·
vers1ty campus.
Of course, there's the memo·
rdble stanzd from • Amenc-,a the
Beduti1ul" about our nallon'._
"purple mountam~ ma1esty, ~ not
to mention the ·one-eyed. un~
homed Flying Purple Peopl~
Eater."
U you remembc>r •M ·A ·s· 11,·.
surely you recall Radar O'RPilly's
affection tor grtlpe Nchi, dnd 11
you want to stump most hdt·
tenders, order d Purple I laze ( l
ounce vodka. 1 ounce Blue C ufd
cao, top with cranberry JUteeJ
With some t!>.Ceptions, l tn dt
Falwell's outrageous beha\1or
som7whdt lightly. That lS not an
app1oadi that would he taken h}
th" men and '\\om •n who have
b en awurcl'~ U1e ordl'f ol the
Purpfe HPart for wound suff Pfe<I
"m action oqrun"t an encmv of .
thn United State •
So thNc you , re Whttt ~ fmc
mun of God F<tlw~ll . H dellb·
erntely ms\111 not. only gay~ ht1t
just about C\eryonc else m U1
(llUntry,
Plw• this om~ u1th\!1duul \\ho
lives w.1\ up tht>re beyond lh. ~ ky
• FRED MARTIN is a former Newport
~ach resident wM wrnes from h1~ new
home in Fort Collins, Colo His column
appears Wednesdays
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Public comments soug\\t en
West ~ewport skate parl..
•Parks commis ion
schedule~ March 16
meeting to get residents'
views about proposal for
small-scale facility.
JlJ'..ll lJ{ RAC..1.ANO
WBST N13WP0Rt :.-To skdte·
bo<u-d or. not to skatebourd?
1hut ts th1• question some
nwmber .. ol th<• P<.U"ks, Beaches
,md Rt>creauon Comm1ss1on hope
lo onswer at a commuiuty meet-
ing next month, where they will
ch~cu:-.s d proposill for a small
<>k1.1tehourdm!J fac1hty at West
Newport Park.
The m<>c•tmq hc1., been ~et for 7
p m Murch 1 b m thr NeWp<>rt
Shows Clubhouse. scud Comm.is· LARRY ENa GHT / OAl.V PILOT
-;1<>n<•r Mt1rc Fr<1nklin, chdinnan of Huntingto n Beach resident Chris Ingram jumps the rail at the
thP skull! purk suhcorrunittee. Huntington Beach skate board park.
"WP wunl to cxplmn to the j Bec:1ch. . : ing to the study.
community our thinking, and give Accord mg to the study by Although the park is compact
tlv• community (I chdJlce to spcdk Purki!.~Rose Landscape Alchilec-dnd close to residences, the con-
<lll t, both for cind against,~ tw::e, a skateboard park at West sultdllts concluded that the site
rr.mklm sc11d "C )n<' of the keys to Newport Park would eliminate would well serve the many young
rr1t1kin!J this c1 '>lJfft''>S 1s for pc>o· two handbdll cou~ and !>Orne turf people m the West Newport area.
pll' to conw ,111<1 u1v<• us d chcUlce next to the parking lot JI could be Franklin said the comnuttee
to Pxpl<1tn why we think this is a up to &,800 square feet and would hopes to btiild several small s1'at~
qood 1d<><1 ~ cost about $166,900 to build. parks throughout the aty that
Puhhc outa.•uc h l'> the second The city-owned site dt would serve surrounding nc1gh-
phds1• of the• suhrnmm1ttee's Seashore Drive and West Coast borhoods, rather than creating
. exph>rttUon ul th1• need for public Highwdy has good dCcess, good one regional attraction.
,.}.:.itP pcirks 1n th<' nty. The hrst visibility dlld decent pdrking Wllh Some homeowners groups
... 11 p wus <'01111111ss1oning o feas1-an exisbng lot, the study said. The have spoken out against the idea
h1III} .,111cly, wla1( h found it is pos-·ctosest home would be about 110 of skate parks anywhere in New-
... 1hlt· to hwld ""Vt'fdl small skate-feel from the skullilg area. and port Beach, while many young
hu.ar<I lc1c 1ht11'~ m ~x1stmg public the nearby rc.strooms and dnnk-people and thett parents have
p111ks throuqhout Newport mg fountains urc a plus, accord· voiced support for it
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FashiQn (stand expanst0n, call·
ing for an additional 216,000
square feet of retail, 770,000
square !eel of office space, cul·
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Wood said. That plan was crafted
by a subcommittee of council
members.
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review, Irvine Co. officials
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through thP proces!i. More than
an hour dfter sh<""stepped on the
<>levtltor, Kagdn was free.
"She Wd'> reddy to break any-
thing and everything,• said Lt.
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officer for the Newport Beach Fire
and Manne Depdrtment.
A fire capta111 turned mto a
psychologtst '1tt~.,ptin9 to cool
Kdgandown.
"She wa:. going crazy m the
P.levator," Blauer said. "We made
sure that she was OK •
Growing up in France, Kagan
recalled avoiding hundreds of
clcvettors in apartments and
upscule hotels Ulat resemble the
onn in her home today. Those
osC'fmseurs don't resemble the
UNIQUE WINE
ROOMS
PANATE PARTY
ROOMS
man said the company decided
to scale back the amount of
retail and office space in order to
preserve the center's otmos·
phere.
•To expand beyond what
we've proposed would require
ringing the island Wllh parking
structures, and we redlly don't
w ant that," H offman said.
"Retairu.ng the urban design fea-
tures with good planning c:on·
cepts is very important to us •
Lisa Reedy, executive director
of the Newport Center A-.soc1d-
tion, said more office space m
Newport Center is crucial to the
oty's ~cononnc vitality.
•Tue thought of IO'>Lng t~nants
to other dfeas or c1tJes becduse
we cannot accommodate them
space-WISe is kind of fnghh'ning
.
FYI
to the entire c1ty, • she said.
Fashion Island genewtr
about $3.4 million each year 1
sales tax for the c1ty.
Mayor Oenms O'Neil Seti
that, combined with the fact th.
the ctft:'d • lS intended lo be th
city's ma1or commercidl ccntt:
leads him to believe an expur
s1on mdkes sense.
• H studies show the pro11~(
does not ddversely affect tl
environment. I think it's a v1•1
appropnttte request," he 'icrnl
Councilman John Noyes !oodl
he thinks the request mdy fn!Jg(
a public debate on a g nPrc
plan update .
·we are movmg down d pat
towa111 a genera\ plan updot~
and this 1~ one of the ma1or <on
pom•nt~," he Sdid.
+ The Newport Beach Fire and Manne Department suggests the
following in case you are trapped in an elevator;
1) Stay calm. Getting overly excited and panicked may lead to
further problems. • .
2) Use emergency devices. Most elevators are equipped with an
audible alarm and a phone.
• 3) Wait for help. Someone will come eventually. Trying to
escape through the elevator roof may endanger yourself and pos·
sibly others
modem people mover~. Tht! ele·
"atot has a lliiowOCick lm1 s gat
on rollers inside of regular t>leVd·
tor doors
As a child, Kagan never went
into an elevator alone.
"l had that feelinu I would net
stuck," she said. "You know, a~ d
child your mind tends to cxagger·
ate I thought l would stt1y lhNe
forever."
Kagan doesn't cla.ss1f,}' h1•
~elf as cldustrophob1c. but sh
doe~n·t hke bemg m the m1ddl
of big crowds. She didn't en10
her cxpenence Monday, dn
doe.sn't plan to use elevator
t•ver agam.
"You art• so helpless m then'
sh!! said. "There L'> notlung } o
rnn do. I'm st1ckmg with th
Stdll""."
You are cordial{y invitetl to attend
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Parmt Orlentadon Mttdng
on Wt'dntsd'{y, February 24
at 7:00p.m. . '
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(Grades 6 tJuu 8)
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•lJke 1 soy every year I've done ',
we be as ~ as our Jitdiiig _.
Kirk Bauermeister, Costa Mesa baseball coach
f I
Doily Pilot s
You can't tell the ·rules without ·a program
• Frequent changes in CIF
guidelines leave some ADs
playing a game of catch-up.
T hose scurrytng to keep up
with changes m the tax
laws tis Apnl 15 • · ·
approach~. have some idea how
htgh school <ldmimstraton, are
continu~lly c:halJengPd to remain
current on th~ frr.quently
modified ruh?S adrnirustered py
the err: Southern Sectton.
By the time schools get used
to dealing with current
gwdelmes, changel:i often take
place. The TCl>ult lS a constant
education process for educators
in charge of running athletics on
ectton campuc;es. And,
sometime~. le!.sons are learned
thP. hard way.
The Paci1ic Coast League
narrowly averted suc.h a tough
lesson during'the final week of
the boys basketball season.
When a less-forgivmg dead-
line for leagues to submit their
guaranteed playoff
representatives (an ironclad
9 a.m. Saturday, the day before
pamngs were announced) was
introduced, most leagues made .
the necessary scheduling
adjustments to free up the final
regular-season Friday for
potential playoff games to decide
final league standings.
Most Orange County leagues
made these changes the first
week of February, either shill.mg
league games from Wedne.'iday
PREPS
harry
foulkner
I and Fnday to Tuesday and
I
Thursday, Monday and
Wednesday, or m the case of four
Sea View League schools, ·
Wednesday and Thursday. Some
scctton leagues. made the
schedule adjustment way back
in Dec<>mbcr.
The PCL, however, failed to
make any changP, retaining its
Wcdricsday and Frida.y slate for
the hnal week. •
· · Fo1tunate1y· for the PCL.
Wedn~day·~ re:>ul~ sunpWied
the mynad posl>ibilitJes that
could hdve required playoffs for
second and/or third place. .
locking in the league's top three
qualif1era.
Any vanance from those
Wednesday results would have
I forced some 1 lth·hour
I ad1ustmen~. Among the
solutions discussed early lo!>t
week were: Playoff games Fnday
H.IGH SCHOOL BASEBALL PREVIEW
·Mancilla is. meat of Mesa order
• Senior standout will need
help, however, il Mu~tangs
are to enjoy the degree of
baseball success they're
seeking this spring.
lh11m F\l 11.'.\I H
CO~IA t>.IESA -Costa Mesa
I hgh's Kirk Bau1•rmeister hopes
oppo'>mg bai;l'!hall codches
won't be able to consider his
batting order Cl "Ruben" sand-
wich.
With herdidPd scruor Ruben
f'-.1dncilla occ:upymg the cleunup
spot, howevN, other Mustang
hitters wtll neC'd to produce
around him to provide nvcil
pitcliers enough motivation to
pttC"h lo lht> 6·fMt-2. 210·pound
power threat, whom Baut>rmeis·
ter expects to take d nm at Jeff
Field's school i.mgle·:.<~ason
re<"ordc; for homer::. (<oeven) e:md
RBI'> (33).
lncludmq Manolla, who h.it
three homers the hrst four
gamP< ldst season before being
relegated to lhl' 1umor var-.ity
clue to ehgib1hty issue~. Mesa
hoclsts hve n•turning starters,
mcludmq All-Newport·Mesa
Dl.Stnct second basQman Chns
DeSandro.
But it's Monc:illa, also the
leader of a tour-man pitching
stdfl, ·who hds Bauermeister
excited about improving upon
ldst spnng's 2-21 record (includ-
ing three eclrly·sN\son forfeits
• before Mant1lld was ruled meli-
g1ble). Me-.a was 1-14 in the
Pac1ftc Co<Jst Leaque.
·cManolla) 1:; as good a" any·
• one I've ever coached," said
Bauermeister, who begins the
: second year of his second term
• al Mesa. after cOdchmg his alma ~ mater previously from 1981-88.
.. : "I le playt.><l on the Astro:; scout
~·team over the wmter and was
onf! of the top pluyers. He'll be
recruited and hl' could get draft-
ed in the late rounds. But
beyond that, he's a great guy to
have ttround. He' the httrdest·
working kid I've ever had and
he's a good example ror every-
• one in our program. We won
lhr<'l' games early lu.sl season
with lum, th.,n wht.•n he went ,
,. down to the JV, our season went
• down the tollet. f le was good
last year, but he has improved
tremendously/
Boasting a m1ci-80s fastball
und command ot his breaking
stulf, Mancilltt will alternate 10
the start.mg rotation -and at
third ba c -with enior Craig
Siefert, who plclyed on the 1uruor
vars1ty la t year.
· •uke I say every year I've
done tl\is, wo'll be as good as
our pitching," ~id 8duenn eu;·
ter, who will also cm10t upon
jun10r Jo h Little and sopho-
DON LE"' 'IAJ< Y I" OT
1\vo of Costa Mesa High's best are returning starters second
baseman Chris DeSand.ro ( hown above, tagging out a Laguna
Beach baserunner and first ba eman Nick Lambert (below).
more Carlos Franco to consume
inrungs on the bwnp.
Freshman Nick Cab1co, who
ali'eady hds varsity exponcncP
in football and basketball, could
be summoned from the frosh·
soph for pitching help, particu-
larly dunng the tou.marnent sea·
son. '
DeSdildro, who hit .365 with
one homer, 12 RBis and 18 runs
last season, is slated to h.it thud.
while senior left fielder and
leadoff man Brian Montoya
returns for his fourth varsity
campaign.
Little, a utility player la4't
year, moves to center field and
will hit second, fonning a top
three which can put pressure on
defense , according to Bauer·
metSter.
·our school (smgle·season)
record for stolen bas L<t 20
(Huy Kieu in 1988) and thi.lt' not
out of Montoya's teach," Bauer·
meister srud. ·we·u probably
run, rather than bunt with the
top of our order."
Srnior Nick Ldmbert returns
at first bdsc, dfte1 displaying gap
power lHst spnng (two homers
and eiqht doubles) Back prob-
lems will hkely prevent him
from contnbutmg on the mound,
according to his coach, who will
be assisted for a second strrught
pnng by lormcr Estancia head
man Paul 'lfoxel.
Lambert will t\_it behind Man·
cillu, which wiO proVltle RBI
opportumhes, according to
Baucnne1sh•r.
• "He's really one of our key
guys, olfens1vely, because if
Ruben comes up with a base
open, a lot of teams are gomg to
just put him on. So, Nick. can
make them pay by dnVUlg 10
rune;.•
PREVIEW
COSTA MESA
ttGH
M5EBA1l
3 Rob Gloster
4 Galel Fajardo
10 Craig Siefert
13 Brian Montoya
15 Joe Finamore
18 Daniel Hunter
19 Nick Lambert
25 P.J. Stangl
26 Carlos Franco
31 Chris DeSandro
32 Josh Little
33 Ruben Mancilla
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
S'r.
Jr.
Senior Rob Glo:.ter returns at
shortstop. I le'll bat sixth and
anchor the detenst'.
•He has good ba~eball snwy
makes au the routine plays."
Bauennmstcr Sdld ·vou hat him
a ground ball and you nught as
well walk to the duqoul, • •
Franco, whose work ethic
nvals Mancilla's, is slated to ~tart
in right field. •
Junior Gdlel Fa1ardo and
sophomore Dame) I lunter will .
vie for the catching JOb \'acated
when Junmy • lcrzog, who start·
ed dS a ophomore m '98, dead·
ed lo nm track this pnng.
Senior Joe Fm more will help
at de lgnah!d hitter, while Juruor
Evan Swedel'°n, th lonP. lefty
on the team, as well a mor
P.J . Stangl will dd depth.
The M ustangs open pool pllt}'
March 6 at Century in the C~ta
Mesa Toum mcnt.
myht ultt-r the regularly
scheduled games; or playoff
games ea1ly Saturddy mommy,
wh.ich mdy hdVt? begun l>"forn 7
a m. had a stal.T·step playoff b<?PO
reqUlfed (two teams playmg uff,
w1th the winner advoncmg to •
meL>t d third combatant)
southern Sectil;in ofhc1als,
reathed by phone P.drl~ m the
week, said Satwday playoff
would not be t)llowed, though
one PCL dthletics director told
"me Wedne5day he had broker d
a deal with Southern SecUon
Commissioner Dean Crowley,
all0\\-'109 a Saturday morning
playoff and a two-hour mctens1on
to the 9 a m. deadh1w
It should, of course, never
ha\'e come to lhdt, and
thetnkJuUy, the potential fiasco
was c1v01ded.
The sttu~tton illustrdtes how
vital rommumcation is between
the Southern Section and those
who <"'art)' out H.s policies. It cilio .
< notes ttic nnportance Of
VJgtliincc on the part ot coache~
and othleuc:s d11ectars m staying
<:unent with rule chapges. ~
• Along thqse lines, a mtxup
occurred 111 Sea View League
00} and guls soccer this season,
when the league voted to award
U1rr-epo10ts lor a league WUI,
one more than the standard
allounent Th•" Jeay\ie, and the
Daily Pilot, reported more than
SEE PREPS PAGE 6
SPORTS HALL OF FAME
CE LEBRATIN G THE MILLENNIUM
V INNIE
MULROY
Newport Harbor
• As a pure prep rcct~iver there have been none better,
and it carried right on to Stanford and the \Valsh Gang.
I \."ll'> I hu
Tie talent Vimue
Mulro-v exh1h1ted
\'hile plctymg footballlft
for Newport Harhor l hgh w1lh
the good team o! the 1970s
gave him an op~ rtunity that
only a select few fru· 1 the
Newport-Mesa area hrl 't' evr..r
had, to play for Stanford.
Mulroy went to
Stanford m 1975 and
with the Cardinal,
under the guidance
of legendd.fY coach
Bill WdlSh, got th~
chance to piety for
one of the top 15
tedms m the country
h.is junior and seruor
years.
bag and moved to Palo Alto
where he was part of a
wid ·receiver rotation dunng his
ophomore and 1uruor cam-
paigns. He earned the full-time
"tarting JOb his c:;eruor year.
Against Oregon State that
"eason, Mulroy had hve catches
for 103 yards fn a 24·6 \'lctory for
the Cardinal Stanford. whiclt
had won the Sun Bowl the
previous ea on. won the
Bluebonnet Bowl.
"It Wds quite a
thrill to be a ·
receiver m a Bill
Walsh of tense.·
Mulroy said. "Each
of the three years,
Stanford led the
nation m passmg,
wh.ich meant we
had a lot ot
opportunities for
receptions.•
"l wa-. \'ery
fortunate to get a
chance to learn trom
\\.alsh.· Mulroy said
"SLX gu}'!-from that
stalf went on to be
NFL coache.,. and I
got to play m a
coupte bowl game ...
Vinnie Mulroy
Even though
Mulrov concentrated
on football while
earrung his degree
m political soence.
the Dail} Pilot
as well.'
The Cardinal staff, at the t1m •
mcluded Denru!> Grt .. 'fill, who led
the Mmne ... ota Vikiny to lhe
NFC Champ10n..,h1p game thh
sea c n on I Gt?Orgt• Seifert. who
won ~ c;,uf.l('r Bo"' I with the San
FrcinCL ... CO 4PPr 10 the po t-B11l
Wahh era
Mulroy canwd lus way to
Stanford by being on ' of the top
receivers m the Sunset League
while dt Newport Harbor.
Mulroy wa All·CIF as a JUnt~r
and seruor, as w ll a-; earnmg
All·Sunset League n~ .
•we had some pr tty good
football tt•ams back th n,"
Mulroy "did ·1 wa a 'Yt'lde
receiver who "'a bl sed ~th
a couple of good quarterback •
Steve Buk1ch and Gordon
Adams Tiwy were able to
complete a f w pa~ s • .
The Sail~ WOP th 'unset
League m 1973 and ag1un in
1974, but W"re nmN abl to win
a OF D1vi"1on 4·A till cf~ t
rucc w lb µla}·Off .
From the.r • Mulroy p eked h1
Sports Hall of fame elecbon
hlld Mother talent m high chool
-h wa ... a truck standout.
• ..,.,.,,had a lot of really great
mdhiduat track -.tars,· Mulroy
said "\\'e hni hed second at the
~alif omitt tatt> meet my senior
}ear•
Mulroy ran the 100-yard da~h.
220, qunrter·mile dnd was part of
the mlle reld} team The relay
team, which also hrushed second
at th • tale meet, had th fa. .. test
time m Califom11S for th better
part of the 1975" ao;on.
~1 think lb roa on l c.nJO)'ed
high chool was the wonderful
confluence of great coaches who
'tliO m talented and dedicated "
Mulroy srud
"Thot memory of working
together and tting goals l" a
wondr..rf ul me.tnQT)'.
·1 hav found f w th.ings Uu!t
will v r replace th thrill of
being with a team and wiMing
th big gam "
Mulro ha pent th last 15
years a re.al at iriv or in
M rtn Cc unty g a family.
Vanguards' women maintain their first-place grip, 62-56, in the GSAC bask tball race
· COSTA MESA -frc. hman
keUy Boeke srorcd 18 points to
~ftd SOuthem Calif om1a College
(o a 62-56 comeback wm over
Concordia, ll(Jhtening the Van·
iuord • gnp over the Golden
Sta te Athletic Conference
women' basketball lead.
The victory, SCC's 31st in a row
at "Thi Pit,• g\vet the Vanguards
Uttle more breathing spea! In dM CSAC race. Ce>nc.'Ol'CIY (14·10,
"/;4) d.rOpl to two games back.
AzUN Pedfte W lltill a game beck.
Senior Alana K9IDP,ton ICOnld ll ~IDr O..Y ......... (21·7,
~2 IQ coaltltlDce).
\
• The Southern Califomiis Col-
lege men's basketball tt'am (11 ·
18, 5-6) ronunued its climb in the
standings with a 96-85 victory
over visiting Concordia Tuesday
in a Golcten State Athletic Confor·
enre game.
seven Vanguards scorect tn
double figures. Dennis Keane led
the way-With 21 points.
• COSTA MESA,. Southern Cali·
fomia COilege's Bric Booth wu 3
for 5 WJlh 1 run IK10ted as the Van·
guards lost to visltlng Pt. Loma
Naurene. 8-3. In 11 GOiden State
Athletic Cont erence ~ ebell
game Tuelday.
, • Southe rn Cahtomta College
senior Noelle Sturgill drove m
Nikki Benning with two outs In
the sixth mning to b reak a 1-1 tic
and g1vo the visiting Vanguards a
2-t vtdory in tho second game of
a nonconferenoe softball double-
header plit against UC Riverside
Tuesday.
UCR handed Hnior ~tcher
Gmtehen Brandt her ftnt loll of
the leUOO In ~ opener; a 6-3
wtn lor the Highlanden.
Chnay V9 weqt 3 for 3 With
two runs m tbi opew. WbUe
tu~ had two-hits m the MC·
ond g6J1)e to help the VaDg\aU'dl
~to5·2
COLLlllS
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GIRLS
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"ayw I • .,,.. hO ,,..y ... 8 • w,., ..
~ 26 ))4 11 • 16 "® 21 ~ 1)5 21
Smith 21 116 11 7 1S Orban 27 125 120 22
Ear""1 27 114 11 6 21 Jackson 26 218 ... 2l
Hat\Wil 27 219 I 1 11 hul 27 '" 1/J 21
NIJuyM 6 27 •:S IJ ttonm., 26 69 27 ' Sa\.aU 26 47 11 • '° n Hun1•ngton 21 10 • Hrn 27 4S " s Moor 21 26 12 I k:id•l'I :n 35 1 5 7 Ait)to" 21 2J 11 .. Thornton 17 23 14 6 ~ttlo 19 n 06 3 l.ot<>J '10 12 06 4
WMIU 21 11 o.s s The S.ilon
S4 Magnoh• 26 T"9Mustanga 36 Minion Vt.JO 11 39 CrO\~oach 60
53 Mayfair 35 SO Villa P41rk ...
81 LI Jord<lrl 53 39 Vlrta ~
4l V•lley C.Nl)tlon 27 S3 Ttio\Mnd Oalr.\ so
25 OllllJIOl>d 8ar S6 41 Esperanz• IO!l .t4
67 Westt>rn 12 47 L<lguna Hills 32
48 P<K1fq 43 32 Mark!C~I 40
45 Mont<la1r 4'7 37 IM:~ 47
59 Villa Pnrlr. 41 38 l0"9 Bea<~ }O(dan 31
62 RubidoU~ 24 46 Warrttn 28
4J l.A~e Wamlnqton 59 59 S.nta Ft> 11
47 Clpbtt.mo Valley 34 so Tona"''° )1 59 Nonh T0tratl(e 61 38 Cllv•ry CN~I 39 Sl lOlla 44 44 S.Vanna 29 ,.acffi<Co.t~ 46 St Joseph (Of) 44 so Enanc11 34 48 (yi>fftS 36 54 V~la Patk (l'l()(llt>aque) 62 S..VI-~ 58 univen ry 48 40 lrv•nt> l(JT) 45 S4 Laguna Hill\ .... 37 El TOl'O 55 6) Lagun• Bead'I 34 37 C<><ona de! Mar 31 70 Al•so Niguel 58
62 ht.>ncia 49 42 Santa Margarita so
32 Woodbridg (nonleague) 43 33 Woodbridgt> 34
36 Unt11 f\lty 47 41 lrvme 54
40 Laguna Hill\ 4l SO El TOl'o 69
37 Wt>Stminner (nonlugue) 6) 59 COiona del Mar 43
72 1.agun1 se.lCh 25 47 Santa Margarrta 69
58 Aliso Niguel 31 45 Woodb<•d~ 33
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HAPPY
BIRIHDAY
.
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H 11 H SCHOOL IASllTllLL STATISTICS, LOIS IOYS
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C.Wty 24 247 102 21 Ota.ton
Steinfeld " 19) 102 20 I(. M(Coy
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Hit au 2• 94 u I !Caw•• lef'll\a(t 10 58 29 22 l(J1119
Or.ilar.o 21 65 lt I Eyre
1"1'ef.t 24 ... 27 10 GNbet
M.Klll • • ,. 23 \0 Ha~lnt
V11m• 22 so 23 6 s McCoy
M1Uufu I , .. 24 1 7 10 l1budl
OU1ln 15 • 03 4 PNm . . • The~ n.s..•a.. . .
54 B~rty H•lls 16 J.4 Dana Hifls " .
6 \ Hawthorne 30 36 Saddleblck )4'
,7 CI0\11S 52 lA Clllfomla 39
61 lot Amigu> 30 38 ~.,,View 22 . .
35 S.vanna u 32 S.vanf\a '° . .
16 C.lifo'" .. JO 65 l.aguN SNth 22 . • iU OanaH1lh 4'2 30 Woodbridge S7 . .
42 NotJ• O•mt Ac~my '° so Santa Anl 16 . .
34 \hlest Tr a<y 38 21 foott111l 39
'8 C.PGtrano va1i.y Cnnstlan 28 37 Ofang4! 36 . .
'8 O<aogtlutheran 45 47 Lllguna Be.ch 15 . .
55 El Toto TV 39 44 El Modetl• ... . .
36 Minion VllJO 28 62 Los Amigos ID"l S8 . .
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30 Woodbfidge . 5) UnMttSlty 42 "9 . . 36 Lagurw1 Hills 42 31 Newport Harbor 37
49 Costa Mesa 62 40 Irvine 4'9 . .
32 Altso Niguel 29 45 S.nta Margarita 60 .. :
80 ~8-<h 24 37 El TOIO 71
55 University 35 18 Woodbridge lJ . .
57 Laguna Hills 65 43 Newport "Harbor 59 . .
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to El "" SI MIO~ " S..vt.wL ..... ~c...ta....,.e 47 .. ,,... ........ S1 El Toro 45 &un<ia '2 StlMM .. S6 Woodbfldge 46 uniwntly SS 59 EIToro S1 37 NliwJlOft Hatbor 46 ~Hlls S5 Corona cMI Mac 31 Sl 55 Irvine S2 l.lgul\I a..m 475.llU~ 52 46 Sant.a Marglf!U 6S 41 AldO Niguef 56 'WoOdbndge 53 J8 El Toro 4l
• "*-60 SI Woodbridgt> 5" 65 St. MlrCJlr-.t'i {nonleaQUE
" ""°'° 4'7 '3 " lstM1Ci.a '3 CorOne., Mac so 50 Newport Hllbor 59 45 Uni-shy 51 IMM 34 s.rrta Matg¥1tl 51 68 Lllguna Hiiis 39 Sant• Margarltt 71 61 Woodbridge 65 41 UguM 8ffCh CIF °' f19. ~(home), 7:30 F19 · at hnn1f19, 7 30 45 AlisoNp
40th Orange County All·Sldr
Football Game, !tchcdulcd July 9 al
Orange Coast College. ~
SCH l 'D UL E
TODAY
CONTINUED FROM 5
ctnd , 11 successful, would play
semifinal games at an alternate site.
The ill-A btle contest is scheduled
March 6 at the Arrowhead Pond. Orange Lutheran's Jim Kunau
Will guide the North • Ba$k.tball
r----------------------, hall the lcdgue !)Pason on this
premise, before someone pointed
out sect.Ion gu1d<•lin~ 'aJI tor no
varicmce fron1 th1• two·JX>mt victory
c;tandings formdt.
But the Sea Kings coul" host a
semifinal, most likely at Estanda,
which would likely mean a
recurrence of a growing problem
at CdM home games.
thas !tick of vocd.I economy and
countless others have quietly
questioned the necessity of, for
example, regularly updating the
score, ~!Jen a scoreboard provides
that function. And do we really
need to bear who's inbounding the
ball. or dribbling up court'l
The South roster is scheduled to
be anriounced April 6
Community colle<}e men • Orange
Coast at Golden West. 7 30 p.m
Community coll~e women ·Or an
Coast cit Golden West. S.30 pm
•Volleyball
f
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Today
GR£G WERTMAN ,~
NswPoRT HAJtaoR '.:;!
FOOTBALL
• The elght·team boys basketball •
playoff brackt!l m Dmsion lll·A
means both Corona d1•I Mdt High
and Estdncia won't h.ive another
game m their own gym!>, unle~
they redch the l)lat~ plr1yoffi;.
Many, including yours truly,
believe the Sea J<ings' game
announcer, a volunteer who shall
remam nameless, has begun to take
dway from the game by inteI)ec'llng
play-by-play commentary
throughout the contest
Here's a thought: Just give us
the starting lineups, tell us who
scored the basket, or committed
the foul, and let everyone enjoy
the game for themselves
• Crowley~ announcement la t
week tie will re.s.agn, effcctlVe next
fall, surprised and saddened many
who have developed ample
respect for his comruand109.
though per.;onable. leadership
style.
Community college men • Palomar
at Orange Coast. 7 p.m.
• a.itMball
College • Southern Califom1a Coll!?'•
at th1: Master's Tournament. 11 a m
The Sed Kingl> aoil Eagle.'> open
Fnday with quctrte11inal road date!.
Fans from oppoSUlg schools
have voiced their displeasure with
• Woodbridge Hlgh's Rick Glbson,
who guided the Wamors to a
13·0· 1 record, as well as Sea View
and CJF Division VI football titles
last fall, will coach the South in the
I count rnysell among those who
admire this veterdn adm1ntstrdtor
and believe Crowley's shoe!> will
be difficult to hll.
• Golf
Community college • Cemtos 'llS
Orange Coast at Costa Mesa Golf & t
noon
I f»t!BUC ~ 11 ~~Nemtl~ I l~ ~.I
Flctltloua BuelneH James #D, Coa\a Men, ~{oup, Inc , (CA), 2183
Name StaterMnt CA 92827 Fairview Rd., 1213, Colla
Tho lollowlng pel'IOl'lt Marta Orozco, 703 W Meaa. CA 92627
art doing busiMISI 81 Star James #D, Costa Mesa, Thil b\ISlneis IS COO·
Consulting 835 Sea Gull CA 92827 ducted by, a OC>fP0'8110n
Ln •C·Z10 Newport This buSln4nJ 11 COO· Havt )'OU started cl04ng
S.ach CA 92003 dueled by. husbal'ld and bUSlnffl yet? Vts 8111198
oa1n' Fredenck Tumtr wile Newport B•y C1p1111
835 sea Gull LO . IC-210. Have you s1,11ed dOOQ Group, Inc:., Albt11 J
Newport Beach CA 92663 business yet? Vas, H&-99 FIOMI, p,.,ldent
Thi& buS1ness Is con-And,.s Orozco This statemenl wu foleel
ducted by an lnc:ltYldual This statement was liled w11h Ill• County C.rk ol
t-fave you 1ia11ee1 e1o1ng w11tl dMI County Cleft< ol Orange Cow\~~·2·99 ., No Orange COvnty on 1·29-99 1 121 .. buJ~'~J~~ · 1"91711111 D~Pilol~b 3.10, 17,
Thia 51a1ement was f1Je0 Dally Pila( Feb 3, 10, 17. 24. 1 W2.54
wnn the County Clerk o1 24, 1gg9 W249 F1Ctldoue Buel,,...
Orange County on Flctttloua Bualneaa Neme Statement
12 28 98 Nam. Suitement TM folOwing pellOOI
19G86771125 rn. lolOwing peraons are Clolr'G bullnMI as: Daily Pilot Jafl 27, F•b are CIOtng bus'"8SS 81 2CA f"CHFISH, 909
3 10. 17, 1999 W240 Paalic: General Ma•n· Doawood,ColiaM .... CA
Fictltloua BualneH tenance, 2252 Avalon SI • 92427
Nam• Statemel"il Costa Mesa CA 92626 Stephen Cr1~. 909
Tile lollowmg persona Valenlln Levv•. 2252 ~· eo.t.a .... CA
are doing business as A11alon St., Costa Mesa, ....... bu 1 I. E Ca 92626 "-ltMU I con· M1cl'lae 1 nterp11ses, Ravi La a 2252 Awlon ducted by: an 1nc:11v1C1ual
13420 Euchd Streel, Ga1 SI Costat..'sa CA 92828 Have you atar\ed C10iOQ d~a Grlr<>;'4a~ ~~43(CA) This 'business Is con· bullntn V4!17 Yes 1111190 r • ·• • ducted t.u a nooll6f'IU par1· Sl8f)l'len CrtUy 1342 Euchd S1reet. Gar hi -r· .,. This 11a1tmen1 was med oe..;h~ro~~5'~s!2~3 con· ne~vC you started doing with the eouniy Cl•rk ol
dueled by a oorporatlOn business yet? Vn, NO'll 98 Orang9 Coun~r.'Ja'2:e
H111e you 5lar1e<i dOlng Valenun Leyva but11nen yet? No This 5talemenl was l1i.d D•MY Pllol Feb. 3. 10, 17,
Carpet GolO lne Sit· with lhe County Clertc OI 24 1Gi9 W2S3
pne" J, Ross, Secreiary Orange County on 1·29·99 FlctldOue 8ua1neH
This statem.nt was filed 1"91711113 N•m• ~t
with the Coumy Cieri< of Datly P1IOI Feb 3. 10, 17, Tti. IOlloWlng persona
Orang9 Coonty on 1·29·99 24, 1099 W2SO art dOing bU11neu u
19"1791112 Flctltioue Bualneee Ten SNIOOCS & Sushi,
Daity PilOC Feb 3, 10. 17, Name Statement 580 Allton Blvd . Sulit 101.
24, 1ggg W243 The following pertON Costa Mela, CA 92628
Flctltloue Bualneaa .,. doing busine$$ a1· Maltlyn R Stem. 501 Of.
Name Statem9"t Sutl Clly Plumbing, chard Avt • Corona del
Tht following peraons 17678Cameron110. Hunt· Ma~A =,:_ It oor\.
a1e doi~ bullneu u lng1on Beach. CA 92647 _,.,by ............ _1 WELDON EDWARDS Suzanne Ehret 17878 CIO(:t.., ·an ....... ......,
18627 BrookhUrst SI , Stt' Cameron 110, Hunuoo1on =~1::ee1 doing
282. Fountain Vetl•y. CA ~· ~~7 •• con· MatWynn R Stem
92708 ~ lndMd I Thia lllll!Mnt W&I l\leCI Lisa Mccann 18827 ~ by •n tal'1eel ~"" with Iha County Cieri! ol
Brookhursl SI Ste 282, ....... ~ 'fOO J No ·.. Orange eo.,.,:\~·5-99 Fountain Valley CA 92708 .,.._ ...... yt 1 12511
This bullneH II con· Sue Ehrel fi Dti!V Pllo4 Feb 10 17 ducttd by. en lndrvlClual Th4 statement wu iled 24 Mar 3 1999 W2e2 Have yov started doing WIU\ the Counly Clerk or : bullnes' yet? No Orange Coun~ on 1 ·29 99 ActJtlou• ButlneH
Lisa McCann 1"9678'125 N•me St•terMnt
Tua atatemanl was hied DallY PllOI Feb 3, 'O. 11, The lollOW\ng peflOnt
w11h the Couruy Clerk of 24, 11199 W252 ere doing bUtln .. a u :
Orange CountY-on 1 ·29·99 flctftloua Buelne•• Olglt•I Destgne, Inc .• 864 19991781123 ,._,,,.Statement Btueb1ro Canyon, Leguna
Daily Pilot Feb 3, 10. 17. The lollowlng persona S.acn. CA 92651 24, 19!19 W244 .,. dOIO bu•IMM u Suzanne Bl•nc:h•
Flctltloua Bualneea Net3~ 1011 Brloao Mcelat,., 864 Bluel)lrtl Ce·
Name Statement Drive. Suitt 110, Cotta ~ra'5·1 Laguna Beach, CA
Tl'le lollowlng pertonl M• ... CA 92627 Thlt butlnu1 la con-
are ~ bollnela ti Pei.r M Pteceyb 637 duded by en lndMdull cc ·a CloHI, l8456 Ntwpon Center rlvt, Have vOu ata~ c1o4ng
Bolla Chica, Huntington 1281, Newport Beacn, CA bueineH yet? vu. JUiy
Beach, CA 92649 928e0 1997 Jana\ Eklabelh Jacob, Thi bo11n1u 1• con-Su~nne 8 . Mcela1ra
455 E. Ocean 81\!d , 1502, dodeel bV en~~ Thia ataltmtnt waa filed Long Beach, CA 90802 Have )'OU • rt ... ...,...g With ll'le County C.1'11 ol
Thia 1>Ualne11 Is con· bupslot" vt,t?.~ O,.ngt Col.flty Ol'I 2-5·99 due1eel by an mdMdUel ectr M. 1-_.y 1 IHl7nt07
Have you •tarted dOlng This statemtnt wea filed Delly Pilp4 Feb 10, 17,
buslnt» yet? No wltt'I Iha CounlV 0.111 ol 24 Mir 3 1999 W255 ?::~ii:= ~11ec1 0rt• ~~12fe: ...... R .... CihlOU.,.....-'-.• -. .......... lnii---.--
wllh Iha County Cletll Of OeitY Pllol ~ 3. 10. 17, N..,. ~tt
Or..ngt County on 1 ·29-99 24. 1199 W245 The lolowir'9 l)Mon8
1 .... 11,-. FiOthlOUi 1m. ar• ~~ine .....
Detty Pilot Feb 3. 1.~1 17, ,._ ......,,_., ... ~=: mJ '-~· 2404 ,4, 1teo w247 TM foloWing pef90nl .-..rtlof, 110 • .....,... Mlaa, ftlctltlOue luelMi• .,. doing MIMN ... CA 92928
Name .. ...,..,,. Ce11torn11 ~ oa11 ~o~ J:: nt. IC>llOWlng pe!IOflt Pat1nM, ttae 8owal>flle, CA imae ' '
t11 dolfla MN.. .. Cotti! *18• CA ~ Thie tM1r18N It con·
Mlllenlum Morto•e• *rk Flanegan. ten ciu.ct by ,... lnCIMdl.i
P1oc.Mlng 3079 VellOw· ~· CO.ta Meea, Hew you lla"9d doing
atone Or.,~ M••· CA C~,.__ 27.,.,...., 1 ,._,. bu11net1 yet? Vu, m~ ~~~ ~ ~~" Vurllto y, Aamoe, 3079 Woodberry , Newport 9'WWIOl'I Kttftt*)n
V.lloWltone Or • Cotta BMdl, CA taeo Thie ~ WM flied
Mela, CA 9ae2e Thie buei,_I II OOl'I· wtf1 flt County Clertl Of
Tti11 bUel,,... II ClOtl· duct9CS by a gtrierll pef\· Otenge C01M11Y on 2·6-M du*<t by. an~ .,.,.,. . , .. ,_,,
Haw you •lelt8d OOirlg ~:rted dOlt!G Cely Plal Feb 10 17 b~.f,"1...:,. MMt 241 Mir. 3 "" W8' T~ ~ Will fled TNI 11111m1111 "' lllMI 6:WW
..., "" OOunty a.rte °' .... .. COUIWy Clef\ °' N01ICI "" 0renge °°""'W on t•n-tt a.,. Councyt on on· 11-21.2t4f• NfltiOH t"""11" · t"""1 TO AG•w•a OllY"'1otFell a, 10, '1, D*Pllotfeb S, t0.17, 11fA110Pi a.. ,... W14f M, 1'91 WM ..... I.Die
iiloiliue1J11ri111 Pl• ... ••1tn111 CMl;o.At~ ..... eu .. '"' ....... ,,.._.. To 11,...,., ....... ,,......,.~ _...._,....... ................... • ,. .. ...,.,.... ~....._. .,... cu•a.,.,.. ,.,. '~.t«>~ ~=-=i= ~1.:":11't'i.:"' .. ~ Mlle.CA .._,CA_, erllOl\.af:&AINI WMA mw ...... l!x C.,.... ~
~
A PETITION FOR PRO·
BATE has been hied by
ERIC B RASMUSSEN In
!he SUpenor Court OI Cell·
lomla. County of OR·
ANGE
THE PETITION FOR
PROBATE requesll that
ERIC B RASMUSSEN be
appointed •• personal rep·
rasentalllle IO administer
tne esteee of tne dtceelenl
THE PETITION reque$11
lhe decedent'• WI• end ~. II enf, be eellnitttd 10 pl'Obale. Tiie WlD and any OOCllcM 1111 IY8lable
lor elWl'linatton in Iha flle
ktlOt ~ the CJCM1, fHE PETITION reque,IS
aUlhOltty IO 9CSmlnil19C \M
elate ~r lhe lndepend·
ant ~tllllOn of E$·
Illas Act (Tilil Auttionty
wlll alow lhe personal tep·
reMntatllt9 IO takt tNny actlonS wf1tl0Ut Obtaining
coun approval. Before
taking cena1n very lfnpor·
\Int actions. however, the
personal repte11n1euv1
--.111 be required to give no-
tloe to fnlertsled petSOnS
unit.. they have waived
notice or c:cnaented to the propoffd action ) Tile In-
dependent aelmlnlstrat>on
authority w• be granted unleu en lnterealeel per· eon lllel an oC>jeCCIOl'I 10 th9
petition and shows good c:ause wtiy Iha court sl'iould
ooc grant \he authe>IUy
A HEARING on Iha pel,.
llOrl wlll be held on MARCH
11 1999 al 145 pm tn
Dept L73 located 11 341 Tiie Ctty DIM Soultl, Of·
ange, CA 92868
IF YOU OBJECT 10 Iha
granting ol lhe pelllion, you
lhoUd appear at tti. hear·
Ing and Slate your ~·
!tons or Ide written ~·
uona wilh 1"9 court befont
Ille l'leanng Yoor ap· pea,.nee may be 1n pe1son
or by )'OU1 anomty
IF YOU ARE A CREDI·
TOR or con11ngtnt creditor
ol IM deceased, )'OU muSI
Ille your Claim Wllh the coon and ma11 a copy to thl
person•I 11prea•n1a11111
IDC)Ol(lled by the ooul1
Within loor months from lhe
dale Of Iha t1ra1 Issuance of
lel\era as provided In Pl'O-
bale COdt 1eetlon 9100 The tJrrnt lor llUng e1a1m1
wlll not e)(l)lr• before lour
montl'll lrom the heanng
<lett noticed above
VOU MAV EXAMINE the
hie kepi by IN ooutt II you ere a petaon 1n1era1ted 1n
the estate, you may file
with Iha OOYrt a Request IOf
Soedal NotlCe (form OE· 1~) ol lhe 111.ng ol an 1n·
"*'IOty and • ·~ ... I ol 1.-1e au.ts or o( any pel!llOI\ or 1coount H
provided 1n Probe• cooe
1tc:aon 1250 A Request
lor ~ Nocica IOtm II all9llaDle rrom the oourt
deltc. Aaomey fof lhe ,, .....
L AYPY C.W.Y,
~'12tl). , MUWEA I ,..,..IUI
llO'I DUPONT °"·• STE. 4101 IRVIH£, CA .. , .. , ..
Publl1111d Newport 8Mctl·Coe1a Mita 0..IY PllOt FlbfUety 10, HS, 11,
1"8
WT291
f PUBLIC NOTIC~s f ns OllTUAf!IES )
alter 22nd cay ol February, GILLETT£ CROSBV
1899 81 ll'le office ol CHEA•
D LE. a ARRE TT & Jeffrey Bruee Giiiette, Ann Wiison Crosby,
HEATON, LLP. •041 •5, ol Orange Coon~. 88 21 -ar re·"'ent MacArthur Boulevard, · 1-'""' Suit& 360, Newport Beacl'I. CA died February 15, 1 9 Corona del Mar, CA S
ca1iiom1a 92680, 111 ngtn. of cancer Jell was the son was born 1n Binger, Olt.
11111 .oo lnta,.51 of said es· of Louise Hughes GiUene, homa on January 2. 19
tat• 1n ancs to an ltlll certain deceased, and Ge0<ge and passed aw~ at 1
real p~rty 5•tual9d In 4h• Gillette Jell was lead home tes denoe on Fot>
~o1~~.s= ~ta~in :es~~~ ary 11,1999 Ann was
ea1tfomlll, peltlQ.itarly Cle· a~e memtMM of Cha-nt ICrlbed .. follows Karate Fnends w be o1 Commerce. !he 12
LOT 1 Of TRACT li)84, ootilied of arrangements Club at lhe Balboa 8
IN THE CITY Of NEW· Su~ors Daughters, Club, the N1wpo11 Hart
PORT BEACH. COUNTY Jayme and Julie, faNr, Museum of Art and was
OF ORANGE, STATE OF Geor09 of Newport Beach, lhe Architectural Co
CALIFORNIA. AS PER brother, S1eph1n B minee of (;a!T\e() Sho:
MAP RECORDED IN GBer.e, and sasters, Karen Homeowners AssoclaUOI
8001( 87 PAGE(S) 14 OF H Henson and Darcy L ..... IS su-----by t MISCELLANEOUS MAPS .,.,. •~
IN THE OFFICE OF THE Htnty husband ot 48 yea
COUNTY RECORDER OF Joseph Richard Crosl
SAID COUNTY, nephews. ~ Ches!
EXCEPTING THERE· 11•--------.. 1 leepe1 Ill of N•Wl>l FROM ALL Oil. Oil <>• ch c• ,. ....... W RIGHTS, MINERALS, .,.a • "• ..,.,.,_ • ~~tR~A~?a~fs, NAT· ~:'a':. a:t:n1:rn1~":
A N D 0 T H E R Wilson or Poctta.nd. OR a
HVOAOCAR80NS BV PACIFIC VIEW niece, J. Ann Wlnfor<J
WHATSOEVER NAME MEMORIAL aana1 Santa 8art>ara, CA KNOWN THAT MAV BE r~ • ctos .... caskel ... a WITHIN OR UNDER THE " .., '"' PARCEL OF LANO t-IERE· Cemetery. Mortuary 11on at Pacil1c Vic
INABOVE DESCRIBED Chapel • Crematory Mortuary Wll be held
TOGETHER WITH THE 3MX> Pae1hc View Drive February 17. lrom 3 00
PERPETUAL RIGHTS OF Newport 8eac:h 7 00 p.m with funeral S<)I
DRILLING. MINING.! EX· 644-2700 Ices at 't 00 am
PlOAINO ANO OPt:RAT· T"°rtday, February 18
ING THEREFOR, AND -RCE •-THERS P.11c1l1c Vlow Mortua STORING IN ANO RE· rK .nu 3 Or MOVING THE SAME IEU. IROADWAY 500 Paohc View [\-
FROM SAID LAND OR Mort * Ch ........i Newport Beadl. CA In ANV OTHEA LAND. IN· uary a,.,.,. ol flowefS, the lamly I
CLUOING THE RIGHT TO Cremation quests dona!JOnS 1n An·
WHIPSTOC?< OA OIREC. 110 Broadway name be made lo Int c
TIONAlLY DRILL ANO Costa Mesa Of Hope, 1500 E [)Ua1 ~}~iR FT~~ T'Hmg 842·9150 Ad. C>uarte, CA 9101
HEREIN AB 0 v E DE. Attn Central ProotSSlnj!
SCRIBED, OIL OR GAS W~LLS. TUNNELS AND
SHAFTS INTO .
THROUGH OR ACROSS
THE SUBSURFACE OF THE LANO HEREIN·
ABOVE DESCRIBED.
ANO TO BOTIOM SUCH
WHIPSTOCKEO OR
DIRECTIONALL Y
THEREOF AND TO
REDRILL. RETUNNEL
EQUIP, MAINTAIN, RE:
PAIR, DEEPEN AND OP
ERATE ANY WELLS OR
MINES. WITHOUT, HOW
EVER, THE RIGHT TO
DRILL). MINE6STORE. EX-
PlORt: AN OPERATE
THROUGH THE SUR·
FACE OF THE UPPER
500 FEET OF THE
SUBSURFACE OF THE LAND HEREINABOVE
OESCRIBCD, AS RE•
SERVED IN DEED RE·
CORDED OCTOBER 10
1972. IN BOOK 10365,
PAGE(S) 618, OfFIClAL.
AECOMS
APN 062·222•21
M<lfl ~y known •• 2033 8ayail1e D!'lve, CotOna Del Mar, Cehloml.s
Terms of •Jle ,,. ee h In
II~ money of the Urvted
Statu upon eonllrmal!On ol NII, or pert Q•h lltlCI
btlance upon IU<'JI ltfml
end c:ondlOOnl aa are ae-
eeptablt IO !tie perSOMI
rep< ... nca11111 Bid• or ol • fera IO be In wnting and WI!
be received et the ~Id oftlOe It any lime
•fl•r Int nrat publicanon het90f and belOll dell OI ....
OATiD F•bruary 4, 1"8 •
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caskets & services????
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l'r.\ i!'c or n•jN't nn;· da .. sifiNJ · .
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Tu" day,. ............ Mom!ay 5:00pm
. ndvc11i ... r111c111. Plru"c report nH\" c.•rrcir
that mn~ he in your da .. ;ificcl a~I
imnwcfintc·I~ rhc Doily Pilot urrrptl>
no liahilit' for urw error i11 n11
By Fax
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By Phone
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By Mall/In Person:
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Hours
Co ta Mc: .. a. CA 92627
j\1 ~''"l'Url Bl"I .. \: Ba~ !"1
Thursduy ...... \~edn · ... day 5:00pm
Frida) ............. Thur ... day 5:00pm
ruh rni,c.·1;1cnt for. which it 11rnr he
re.-.pon .. iblc c,<·cpt for tlw ro~1.of tlw
-.pate nc.·tuull) occ·upi<·cl hy the error~
Crrclit c·un onh U<' ullo\\ c•cl for di('
fir.,t inscnion. Telephone 8:30am-5:00pn1
Monday-Friday
Walk-In 8:30a1n-S:OOpn1
Mond~y-Friday Sa turda~ .............. F1 iJoy 5:l Oprn
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SOLDlt
I ShowctH Hom•• tor
-~ Sale In our Saturday Real
Eauie. Supf)letnenU
Homes of the Week
Dllolrf Adi Stall at JUs1 S751
Otildlilt II TUMdly al 5PM °'*1 Hol.IH ~ SISl °'9tlr-. Tlu1dly SPM
It Pay9 to Advertise
In the a..t Local
RaeJ Emte Section
CALI. TOOAYll
USA K. RIVERA
14N7~252 ·
AHNE WI.LEY
MN7~24t
110 Am C08TAMl8A
NEWPORT HEJG AREA
38r 28a. 1500 sq II up $lairs
uril, pvt bale, lal'V8 10001$ No
Pets $1495 mo 7tH•0-0130
• C09TA tliESl'S BEST*
JuNor I bedroom and 1
btdtoom. II~ 2 bedroom 1
bltt1 OIJel gated conmnly.
poot terns, easy ICQIS to hH111ay, beach & malls
714-557.0075
UiDE country WOOd5, 2eR,
.. lt¥tl ~. frplc, deck, skylrtes. no peta S!M~
149-646-1164 Of 722·1342
•VOA• 2 BORMS fot 1ht prtce of 111
a IODOWN ·SOflllOVE~N NEWLY RENOVATED, f:: &t~~ SPActOUS 945sq ft One
HUONA REPOS bdrm ~ den IV.-llll! Large
1.eoo.m.as7 m1$1tr bdrm & ~ room,
VMMH AEAL ESTATE ==· ~ ~.:..-.: WI o.C: ltOiiiE HOTUNE and plCt\ll9lqUI ¥leWI From
IUYEM I SELLER 24.ffRS 11110 c.llNWt888"'218-0897
MM72·1_.. E·~;WI ILoirr•I PAOMONTORY POINT
VILLA APARTMENTS
1 T .. lradiuon of Ntwpon 8eac;fl
VA TOWNHOME ewau youl The bf..n.aldno
LOW£ST PRICED Oc9#1 & H8/bo( bey ¥1eYIS wit *'"' In Coloi. <Ill ,..,, rm youl Oul of atea .... M'fS SEU fT Out I Bedfooma are ltatllng at
TOOAYI l.Mgl 38ctm l I~ S1525 00
IOOlll. !-.di lllOlt bill PRICEO I 8«frooma + loll stal1'1Q al
1000'1 U:SS fllfl IUI NII 11740 00 $319~ Maki Ohl1 OUf 2 Bedrooma era &tatmg 11 KOUfl I CO. $1765 00 •
IMWlf.5576 2 Bedroom+ loll IUl111ng •
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CALL C·21 TOI' COSTA
MOA AGENT. EMIL I JUDY
TAYlOft MM42~122.
HtWltoliE
!AST SIDE COSTA MESA
3 bldroOm. 2 s l*tl. trom ~ • buldlr, ISlP'QX 1750 lq f\, l'lgll
, oelng. AC. •llk·lrl doHtl, , 2 car lftlC oar 12n.300
1 RE Exctl#lgt 149-722-1120
I : EAlfliDraami UM
• • t bcnll 2450 aq " and big lot • t $385,000 °'*' SeVSun 12·4 ~ ( M-6ts-0449 No AQ1t111 , , uru vttif 15Jlll
I ' PfMll ........ ll'9lt fof' , "'* occ~, IUSK. Call
• 71.....0.ilM 403 EXst FlOWtR Sf
OPEN SAT & SUN, 11M
8Y OWNER 949 54"7704
~ 1149-54-0135
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Some ~ lnclidt ~.
lrepllce, vllJlled caaios. '~ lamodllld ~ Laue hi ..... and ,..... uoo oll 111 moRh tor moYI In "t 2/2M9 c.. 81a.711U786
Ifft LOCATiOH IA
NEWPORT BEACHSpeaous
28M8A. Ocean v.w trom
0'111111Zed bllilcon1' Spe, Oym, T .,,,., Huge lMn9 Room s 1900 seoo o11 1st monti W01
mo¥e In 11y 212"9. on 12-mo
llaM Ctlnow 888-783-8786
ELEGANT OCEAN VIEW
PENTHOUSE 281drooml
2Balh + Loll °''an Vlfw.
YWled ~. dtytlel', Fir&-
plac:e, lenlW COUrU, spa, gym,
pool! $2550 888-783-8786
•W!ITcLW •
1 bf IM'eee. pool, no peta, Aull, riowl $110fmo.
ll4M7wt40
' Newport Marina
Aputmentt
Bayf'ronl community
with printe beac.-h
& marina. Walk to
Balboa ltland.
lBR. 2BR an"J
ZBR widen
1120043600
Wood bvm1ng
fi~pler~ & prinle
garage.
' Sorry, no pct&.
PJHM t'alls
(949) 760-0919
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cllan •ready. larfill IOI, S450tora25wordld,200Col-one P*e orwholl houseful'
Incl. guct.nu 11700/mo. ~omra 08YISPIPl11 combined Cash paid. 714-957-8133
Mt-752-281t cir~J_~rt..:;,J.\_=' WANf'ED:Odd llleceJ Oi 8i1Ji
(CAL "SCAN) 8omll ctn. 'Pla1es bowls, 182 ~DOS FREE IHAR 5lde drsllea. cups, etc
FOR RENT Sit zno-2p-otp .,,.,~~=·=92;,..•6-........-.----.-NEWPOAT B!Aeti Fulton Skin 1natiM1 11os NCR Ciih ~ oak 1111 wutctlft or. 110Mf8 11oor model es, oe1c floor cabi· WE HAVE IO HOMES IN R.S VJ>. t4M31-3371 xt222 1111model1918 Pllhl Victrola, NWPftT BCW/COSTA MESA old olll Hal Tree wwl & tnr·
F1om $1500·$6000 I I '°'• 3 old ~ d\llls ~::9::.~ 402I OST. FOUND Houri 10-Spm MMT.l-2674
•84rm 3a.tti ..rilr#its ~ Fcxind """ '""-bl"' bird, I• a-1 '° So S.~tor(. rrtvllY re-l.lme, VICintty Plaant11 • • , ~. •
modeled sec ~garage 20th. Costa Meea llowlnt Siii MaY180 wasr. ~·Ro1ea1673~~ 14"'2.atta $150, <x Ol'f9I $100. Stwp t()4 Of 14H2t ·2553 Ptger Found look• 11111 Belgum ITK:rONVI SSS. SI.air Sl$llOlf
UOO ISL.ANO BAY FRONT :::IL~~~ $10 MM7M043
2br 2ba, oownstaus unit Wll1on MMU·7434 I ....,. , newto/ remodeled Sp pe..-11. .. t•p yea"" $3100 IM9-t75-8825 Sm1U 8Mutlfut bird found in .. , N1wport ttt'alClitt Hn1n • • , , •
2 Maat1t Suite1 IMtl view .,11 caa14t-51S.2099 GIRLS BEDROOM SET 2car parMlg leMIS COUrU llc9 bfwld new. db mall'9a
Oiied. "' & bllla, $1550/mo I ~ I and bcmOlilol. wtw1e WoCll ou Avail now Agl IMi-650-7733 440 !nm. $625. 9'H44·S209
I I 2 Glut SOFAS 1 llPISIJY !Mt•
183 3ll8 new $500, Lg ~ ctl8Ck ... _ · __ ,_ FOR An11que 10Vffelt, daft wood, $350 Must see' 3 bl<lS 1 NIWPORT CO neu1rll fabric, xlnl concl. bland new 5e11a pc1 $1500-sal
• • $350. Old C1llf Uc. plllff. $500 949<673-5$54
Br11nd New 4BI 3Bath Tt10fo 1932·t9'5 SotM palra, in 15
Villa Ocean CatllN lt<llts fof $25nlobo. ligh( bulbl. I I
VIII•, hll11'v upgraded MSOCW vary old 1ntlqU1 ltyll ma.kl 45e ~
mo hMl$e 949·600-7203 off«. l4M40-S090 • • "'EE CASH NOWI LEOPARD LOO«AUICE
lrom ~ tamiel ur4oed Oc:1cat1 & ldt'8nl. iv.II now
Ing mbona 10 ,._ llW1inlz1 Mt 141 lt73 ot
flllr lax• Wrf.I imrne<Mtely: Mloa1'21t1
DRIVER COVENANT
TRANSPORT $1.000 Slgl-00
bMJs for El!p Company
Orlv11s I ·800·4' 1 ·4394. OwnerOoerators • ea•1o11 frae
1-888-e6'7·3729 Sud ~
Truck lnl Alf11ger1Cld Haulno cal loll ,,..
1 en ·~8H393 Solo °""'rs & ConlrlCIOrl (CAL.SCAN) •
Wlndlall, 647·A Second Ave-I Sul 350 Ne Y0111. NY , ........ I lnlant·Toddler•Pruchool ~Vai;;[s5c;o9,. sUE . f.9!~· M.~~i:fr:~· Ava11
12fl BOARO Wl3 SAl.S ITTNESS BLOW OUT AJ 714 ... ~
I 202
•Reli.thwtwnart
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EXCELLENT CONDITION llHdmllla, blku. llllr • PAOGAAM OIAECTOfi.
S 100 00 94H73-1438 5'8pplll, llJ"*ll home gym Comn batied adWlly 1>tOO lof V1ra Wang brid11 maid ~ 949-722-6461 1dul11 wide•. 0tsab«li1H
dreueL N.ver wom PM1 I I I e:, "rcJL':o ':oo~ $1200 ... k>t $400. tizM 61111 -.......... 8A Of MA 11 Ill llld .· $2083 •
, 10 Mlp'l IM9-722·1323 . ....... S348Mlo ooe + a... Re-
Wfl0ilea111 Dilly 6"11 to IN h .J f NM1~UCPNOC3010 W =~-U~IY:;:wt, BUOWEISERR llUGS. :f~"'FAX ~ c:
cell (Mt) 146:1113. ~ ~ Emall ICOllnW!elq)e(IC Of9 wot1' TAHNNO BEDS ~-mt
BUY &~eg ~~AVE RECORDS TOP ooLUIU KAIA STYLIST WANTED
COMMERCIAUHOME Jazl, R & :; ~. Roca, tee: • tor Salon 11 Coall Mall,
UNITS FROM S199 00 MIKE 1 & llO'a 645-7505 ·~s:;.~
low MonWy PIYT!*"I FREE COior catalog wAHTtot otO COiNSI RACE TRACK Malnt9nancl
CAU I 800-711-0158 Goldc:-~mlnl. stef· gr:r71Y c:::: .!.~
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842·5678
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EIZVICE DmECTO
-For All Your Home and Bu iness Need~ -
ii
690. 697
STARTING
. ANEW ~
BUSINESS?? ~w(
•••••••••••••••
Th• ugal Department at tlr• Daily Pilot u plta~td
to announce a new service now available to ntk' bu5inesus .
We will now SEARCH th• namt for you "at no txlra charge, and sa~·e )OU tht
tim1 and the trip to the Court I/oust in Santa Ana. Then, of count, after the
search is computed we will file your fictiJious bus in ts namt staument M'Uh the
County Clerk, publish once a 'f4.'Ukfor four K'UU as required b> la•· and then
fd• your proof of publication t+·illr the C ountr Cluk.
Please stop by to fut )'OurftctiJious bu,intrs Jtalttntnt at Ille /Jaily Pilot, 3JO
W. Bay SL, Costa M1sa. If you cannot slop bJ'• pltast call uJ at (949) 642·4321
and w• will make arrangements for you to handlt thu procedure hJ• mail.
If you should h~pe any further questions, pltau call m and we will bt• mort
than gl.ad to assist you. Good luck in yot1r n eM' biuitltn! ,
Run your ad in the
Newport Beach-
Costa Mesa· Daily
Pilot and the
Huntington Beach-
FOuntaln valley
· Independent to
reach over 100,000
homes. Fax us this
form with )40Ur credit
card I or mall With
a check todayt
R\l'l for a week! If t ~ Cir does not
eel, we'I nil It for
.ather week .... NI tor )ult s1cr.
---------------~-D YES, SELL MY CAR
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TODAY'S
CRoSSwoRD PUZZLE
ACROSS 81 -(tie
t T iger'a honwt 11\Jspidoos)
4 Cioea , In a 82 Off ICeholdets'
ship YQWI
9 Mullcal~ M Somnlef of
'2 s..-.tg '1lrnl
13Ram>On c:~ 65 Facuon
"'f'a ten, n 16Wll1 .no. 87 Ata SIMI
10 A1my OMsiofl 08 Went first
17 FOfluoeteling 69 Contest
i;ard M>mi.BSiOn
18 Spol!en 70 Smldgon
111 Van
21 Vanity uema DOWN
"2'3 Veal and mutton 1 NewMe1t1co
25' Alncan c:o11ntry tube I
26 D1S1N1y 2 Ken or Lena
29 Maryland 3 Motl t1vorabl1
••Potts 4 Real
31 IJta.zier 5 Toot one's own
32 Mlamt ~••ball norn
team
33 Sffc 1he beens
6 Sense organ
7 Molecule part 30 liorlltoo Aloer's 48 Slweiy llSI\
411 LllCe fried 37 e . ot "T1~an· 8Eue
38L8"1T1411Ull 9 Bouquet &eflltr
41 foot the bell 10 BnebaU gieat
4 2 -1f>UITl8nl• Han~
ongin
J2,Shad91 or color
3' Hetolc lale
• chicken
50 Harem
35 Whtp (sperttllng WVlO) 11 Shou1 ·eoor 10
44 Animal docs 12 Ch4rwing -
.i15 0.-,.etop 1 !! Famous lioneu
4 7 Migrahng birds 20 Beergul
36 Soap-making
ingredients
39 SUpefseded •
chlrnben
51 Denger
52 Get around
54 Detest
58 KntttlH's rlHd
58 Columrual 49 P1ague nattves 22 Massaoe
50 Blllparll event 24 Fr~nt 53Cha~ 28 T11 lhel site
55 Ml9Ch>I 27 E11pert1
11910
40 Demolished
43 Kindled
48 Most
Chase
57 Hent 28 Half • quart emt>errassed
59 -OU1 a t\/lng
60 Wort< es a tab
63 Smell child
CaU tor Answers• Touct>-iontorAolMV~
• tk !* mr.M 1·900-37~9800 ext code 500
Dail · Pilot
.iWPOllT BIACH~A MF~A
224 ADDITIONS IREMODEUNQ
REBUILD OR REMODEL
Hon!M OI OflctS
• Qua!Jly COIUtrutllOn • RM!oOllilbly Prieod
• local ~ 1636318
• StiophenSon & Associatos
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( 231 APPRAISALS I
C&P
SEH\'ICES
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Cleeoog-A~rc:ial
l.le'd Bonded. F1ee Est
Ter111 714·282·7143
DRIGHT HOUSECLEAMINO Europun Proflaalonlla.
BEST IN TOWNI Reterenca.
DAREK ti
GRACE 71WS7-2&47
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OEOICATIO~
714 141-0656
714 437-.2704
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(949 722 • 7478
lilQue
Ne \li:t vulner ble E!ast deals. er \0 NII in dummy. lo keep a 1.Nmp
1n dummy to 1."0nllol f*lcs, declmr
lcJ a low club &o the Jack. losing to
the q~en. Dccl11er rufffd We 1'1
lhild round of s~ w11h the lung,
came to hand wnh the ace of hearts
and casheJ the ace of trumps. When
the ten dropped, declam wu able to
draw 1rumps and, thanka to a friendly
lie in diamonds, collc(;l the rest of the
1rac.:ks to fulfill an ambitiou~ $ame.
. NORlH
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<>A IO I!
• K4l WI':.'-; • l-:AST
•AK Q83
0 10 5 () Q 3
• 107 64
r;:;QJ97
() 64 2
• Q65J • 107 In the other room the bidding went
as !>hown. Here, too, the openina lead
was 1h0 king of J>pades but. at trick
two, Wesi arufltd to the ten of hew.
Oecfarer ,won m dummy. cashed the
kin¥ of clubs and continued with a
low club to lhc Jack. W~t ruliud the
fuulity of takina the track, so the
knave was allowed 10 hold. South
&uspecltd that cverythina might not
be as i.erendjpitous ti it seemed but,·
as the cards lie, there was nochm&
that could be done about that now.
SOUTH
• 952
0 A.42
<> IU 9 7
•AJ98
WE..'ff l'IORTH
I• Dbl
3• ~ Pass f'
Open111~ h:ad· King ol ~
Bridgl! is a strange game. In one
room of a team match, this deal was
bid to fi\IC clubs, making. Jn the other
room. a contract of four club!> was
When East showed out on the third
club, declarer tried to run the dia-
monds. However, West ruffed lhc
·third diamond, and declan:r had to
concede two more sp3dc tncks and a
heart for down two.
defeated two tncksl
Where Nonh-South reached five
clubs on a combined 24-count and ~even trumps, declarer took f\Jll
advantage of a defensive miscue.
We$t led the king of spades and con·
tinue<l "1th the queen forcing dcdar·
Learn to be a bttkr bridge _play-
er! Subs<ribe now to the Gotto
Bridge Letter by ca.Uln& (80()) 788-
1225 for lntormatJoo. Or write to:
Coren Bridae Letter, P.O. Box 4410, Chicago, 111. <i068().
1 ·~ J ,..4-78-EM_P.LO_o"JA_PTY_EN-~-
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computer sMll nee 7 DO-noon ~u!Wed/Fr 714~·2a2
RENT A GAAMDMA NHO camg PlllOl'I lo c:at~ l(l(
martlly handlcalloeO 24 y111 old bUI mentally .,~ye&!'$ old,
ooct Of !Wice • weell Ind dUI.
WlQ YIU~ I.Jiii Jo read-
blon to mulic: and Is I dal'ir/JI
t.4U5t hive cai to plcl! ic> •var· lout loc:lllons (714) 751-2787
Ell 207 (daysJ or (9'9) 673-2852 ( ...... ,
REPORTER
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dally seeks an!ry-leYet IOUmal·
at ResUml. c;ipl to N11~ Edi
IOI. Oil'; NeWlt Box 220. Red BJuft. CA !l60eO (CAL'SCAN)
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Fun Excittment, Travali We otter 1 fun prolesstonal
11Mronmeo1 IOf 5 1ndiV v.'1o
want I C8188r not I job
Altrtudt 111()(1 tmpOrtaol ~
erpertence S2·5K per monlh
polenlia1 714-891-6873
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no etpenence necessary
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e M!1111 poslbon6 eval
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,..... be aware flat the
I~ In thll csteg«y
may requtl'I you to c:an a
900 number In wtllc:tl
1'*-b • c:tl•ge pet •
minute.
1-~1
PINll be wary of out or ma c:ompantea. Ctt.ck
with the focal Better
8u1in.u Burnu before
you Nnd any money or
tt11 tor 1trvlee1. Reid
.xid underatand 1ny
c:ontracta before you
•lgn.
Lurn To Earn S1000 t
W1tkly, Swl-.r4e Slap by slep pioveo plan ol action to retre 111
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800-J22·1139 11112101 (CAL."SCAN)
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The Calif Publlc·
UlthtlH Commission
REQUIRES lhal alt
used household goods
movara rrint their P.U C Ca T number,
l1moe and ttlautf1r1
print th11r T.C P
number 111 an adverbs·
meots II you hive a
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legality of a mover, Irmo or chautf1r. call
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Old world ch~m aboard the Angela Louise
rrhe Angd;1 Loua.,c, a turn·of:thc-ccnrury nverboat harbored in Nt:wpon • .1 1 larbor, ·~ 11 JlC!1°~ct '>eu.ing for.Your wedding. Captlin an.d Manager Jo,eph
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1l1e bo.u wall cham1 up to 60 gue:,ts with its warmth and elegance. The .,.ilon
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(949) 548-0600
97 4 West 19th Street,
Costa Mesa, California 92627
provide; the pcrfen
<;etting for cu~ting the
ca~c or making a
toa!>t. You cnn h:.i' c
the fi~t dance up on
the -;econJ d~-cl ~ml
c~lebratc your
wedding throughout
the Angela Loui~.
while you cruise the
h.ubor. Thio;
experience will fore\ er
•be ecche1I in vour mc:mori~ a~ 0thc hcst
day of your life -your
wedding abc>Jrd the
Angela Lou1..,c
riverboat.
Fur morr
information on tqur
prius for w~dding
Packag~t, contact
Josq>h Wnnv1 at
----------------· (949) 723-140].
Wednesday, February l 7, i 999 9 .,
Christian Wedding Planning Center and Site Library
0 range County brides and grooms find many option!>, deci .. ions
and challenges on their W<IY to planning a dream wedding.
T he C hristian Wedding Planning Center and Site
Library located in Orange, founded nearly 20 years ago, i<> a
full -sen.ice wedding planning und rc~ource desonaoon.
Farnmcs have exchanged their vows there. T he Coapel feature..., a
~tatelr hell tower and steeple, peaceful fountain court}"'IUtl, quaint
flower lined path\\3Vs, wisb.ing well, p3rk bcnche:; and twinl.:lc-lightcd-
:lrchwa}s. Included in the confines of this romantic emironment arc
picturesque dres .. ing rooms and a Victorian parlor, complemenccd by a·.
coiy fireplace, ceiling funs and lighted ficus tree'i.
As the wedding march heralds her entrance through the hard-carvt.:<l
o'1k arch"ay, the bride is beautifully augmented by a gulden glow from
U1c t-::ithednl stained glas'i windo\\. Antique oak pew <.':lndelabras line
the aisle pro\'i<ling soft, romanoc candlelight for this <lr3matic .
moment. Couples repeat their vows beneath the magnificent stained
gla.,<, \\indow in front of a richly C:lrved oak altar featuring mo large
t:andelabras. The chapel is convenientlv located near the hub of
Orange County freewa)'!>, yet 1s nestled in the quiet old town
community, near the Orange Circle. •
·1 he Victorian Manor Estate and gardens is a brraceful t\\ o-<>mry
estate with a lavish southern style lawn and garden, an authentic
veranda-styled porch and an enclosed courtyard surrounded br a
backdrop of ivy, ja ... rnine and 'ihrantl)· colored morning glory lluwe.rS,
The g.mlens ar~ accel'lccd hy a lo\·~ly gat.ebo, loveseat, garden lamp
posts, twinlde-hghted tree~, flower CO\'ere<l garden archways and
peaceful fountatns. Plan a dr3maric gr.md entrance through the
exqulo;ite Ninklc-lighre<l arch from ihe rose garden nd southern bwn.
£,change \'O~s in the lo,cly, Victorian tylc gazebo. SmalJcr, more
intimate "edding) may he held in-;ide, in front tJf a l.'01:y fireplace. \
hand-carved mahogany stairca c 1nins rhe upp(r le\ el balcony ·
overlooking the courtyard, to the entrance, parlor and tea room ...
Anaheim C hapel and Gardens offers St!\'eral choices: the spaciop
and sutd}' tradiomul char.cl. the MstoriC' and inamate (,riffith
Chapel, or a lovely garden c\cm. 1 he focus of the pacious grounds ~Jf
thi'> facility jc; a liberal collcccicm of trees and hrub imported from
C\:CI)' comer of the globe. Garden arches laden with flo" ers -and a
~ccnic bridge prm idc an e traordinal)' opportumt) for acquiring
memorable phntot--rraph., for the bridal alhum. Beautiful o;cained gla
";ndo\\ in both chapel., demon.,rrace the tradirion and care '\\1th
which the facility has been treated.
More infonna0tion is 3\ aiL1hlc through the '<.hmrian \ \'cdding
Planning Center and Site Librar\' locatl·<l at I 531 \V. Yale A\e 11
Orange," (east uf the 5 7 free" .iy}.' A friend!}, profcs5ional v. ed<ltn!! ·
director at each lcx.-atmn \\ 111 happily ·'"""' rnuplc... ·
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Set-up, t'/Md44U • Complete resource an~ one stop shopptng center
• Chapman Chapel ·
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Fashion Shows at 12:00 and 2:ao pm .
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.
offering full weddi!lg services.
Our maximum capacity is 240.
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1400 W. Balboa Blvd.,
Newport Beach
949/673-3805
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rr hat\ all ;~ hridc wants to hear, according to
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'"After 22 years of being a D)/\1C, my
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01n wedding ... meaning strc\s-frcc."
: Mu.en prepar.ttjon gocc; into malcing your .
'Ycddmg a perfect memory. Mo~t importan.tly, a.,
~n as you know the <late and lm:atton of vour
reception, start loolr;.ing for }<>Ur DJ/,\1C. {;Ood
DJs boolc early: c..· pccially during the wedding
.,eason, which runs from April throug h October.
~he bc'it suun:e<> of findin~ a good DJ is through
a fiiend or relative who has hired a great one; or
get the name of a OJ you\t '>Cen fir.,t hand at a
wedding you've attended Re.;fcrraJ., from catering
professional., ~t reception '>ttcs arc also a good
resource.
Your last choice '>hould he chumbmg through the
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make sure they carry liibiHty insurance.
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. 'pccial announcement'> and orchestrnting the
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Bridal Showplace '99: everything for the
wedding couple to plan a dream wedding
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'B ruJes and groom-;-w-hc and their families\\ ill find e\crY,thing they need to plan the wedding of their ,
drcanu. at Bridal Showplace '99. This event will he'hchJ'~\1arch 14 at the Red Lion Hotel, 100 •
Glcnnah in Glendale. ;
K'hihitors will indude ~me of Southern California\ most prestigious v.edding prof es ionals r.eprescnting 1
b:1kerie.,, bridal reghtrics, t.-atering, ccremonr and reception ~1tes. DJ , flori ts, gowns and fomul wear, :
invitation speci;ali ts, limou~inc COlllpanit:s, pbot0graphcl'\, \ idcogtapher I \\ eJding COn<oWtaOts, rf:>mantic
honeymoon desunations and much more. . .
Dat.zling fashion shm~ ... ft:atunn~ the lat~st coll~ction (rom top designers for the briae, bridesmaids, Oo
girl, mot.hers of the bride and groom, a., v. ell a~ the groom anJ h1s attendants, v.11! be presel)ted by oi;ome of
the finest bridal and formal v.ear ~alons. Selections v.ill offer umething in et0cry ~c and price rmge. Fa .. hi
Shows will be held at noon and .:?:Jo p-.m. · ·
Couples can sample complimentary hors d'oeuvre:., catered loods and v. eddmg cake, while li:.tening to the
"Entertainment ShowcJsc."
Bride., are encouraged fo reghtcr for a chance to v.in door pna: v.1m.h tlwu .. and'i of dollars. A Ioele. bnde
will alc;o win a desiE,rner ~ridal_ gov.n co he gi\·en away fullo" m~ the 2: lO p.m. Facohion Sh~v.: \\'ed~ing
package'> and .. how ~pcc1aJ, v.111 al!to be offered by manr e h1b1t11r., to help coupleS ~cay v..1thin their budgets.
Other '>hov.s for I9(J(J will be held on: April 25 at the Hyatt RcgcnC), Long Beach; May .:?3, Orange County
FJ1rgrounds, C..osta \JesJ; and August 15 at the Queen \fary, Lnng Beach.
Show houf'i. l 1 a.'!'. to~ p.m. ',Ii<:kcts are S5 and e.;-an ~c purcha..,ed.at the door. Bridal Sh~~-placc i:.
produced by Show-Ca .. c Producuon... .
For mtm' information, rail (562) 924-2048.
EXPERT A[ ERATIONS
YOUR COMPUTE HOUSE OF WLOllllG AND Al.lilATIONS FOl MEii AICD
Wt>MCll AU WORK DONE Wl11i A llfETlME GUAWiil
·~You will fin,d e1Jeryt hi~g for the
bride and her attendants at
.'A tTime 'For t£Legance
f,ull serz ice Bridal Salon
Designer Bridal Gowns By:
De metrios, t. Pucchi, Jasmine.
Sweetheart, Emanuelle,
Alfred Angelo
And More!
\ , Brides can also work with our designer to create the gow~ of·
' their dreants and ha11e it custom-made to fit perfectly!
Bridesmaids • Flower Girls
• Mothers of the Bride & Groom
Veils :& Headpieces •·Accessories
Custom Dyed Shoes • Invitations
Prom • Beauty Pageants • Debutantes
•·Evening Wear
Sizes 2 through 30 in stock
Alterations
Prices to fit every bride's budget!
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t : s 100 off Bridal Gowns in stock I
I s20. 00 off Bridesmaids' orders (per dress), I l Flower .Girls and Mother of the Bride I
I 30~ off Invitation Orders l
I f:ood tltn•ugh VZ!W9 Mu\t Pfi!Mlnt roup.•n at tlmo ol ule f t lK! oombh-it!d Mlh oUM!r Cifftin <ir ~Min 1 L-------------~-------------~~-~------~
3662 Katella Ave., te. 101
Los Alamitos, CA 90720
(562) 431-8461
12 Wednesday, Fobr ory 17, 1999
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Authenli( Moroccan C ui"iine and Atmosplwre. Our professional
<.,l,1t( is cJgcr to make your visit to M<ln(1ke<.,h <l memorable one.
f ,1bl c•<, lor IWO and large parties Welc OrllC'. ( cllt'ring clnd takeout available.
Rict:"lard Wurster-
Photographer
• Unobtrusive photojournalistic style
•Full coverage
• No hourly charges
• Color, black ~ white, sepia
• Previews delivered in a timely manner
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Custom packages from :
$1200.00
Coverage includes:
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Engagement & bridal location Mulona also avallablel
714. 319. 7432
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Doily Pilot Advertising Section
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Baker Party Rentals: Romantic dining at
your party consultants Amelia's Restaurant
a s o full sc~icc rcnt~I company in the special
e\.ents field 'incc 1 '>82, Baker Party renmb
ha' earned ;i repurntion for excellence. We
provide ~l variety of rcn'tal items \.\ith a commitment
to llUalit}' and service that is unmatched in the
Southern California area.
Let Buker Party Rent;tls ht:lp plan your n~xc event.
·1 hey rt.•ctomnmtd rhc fotlowing ~rui<lelincs to
ensure \uc.·cess:
• Plan early. 111j., i ... a hu..inc.,., of :wJilaBtlity.
Placing your rc.,c~arion early can arni<l la..,t minute
<l1.,appoinunent ....
• \ '1sn our shm~ room aml new 1999 inn~ntory.
\\1th more than 400 .. clecrion.s on display, we invite
}OU to t.·ome visuali1c all the color and excitement, ~o
you c.tn enjoy the 1~rfcct party.
• \Vc'rc here to help. Baker's e\ent conc;ulrants
have developed expenise in hoth social and
corporatt: c\cnt management to make the process an
easy and uncomplkated one for you. In addition, our
extcn'ilvc resource lihrary (':tn put you in touch "ith
other event profc....,10nals in your area to complete
you plans.
Whether ~ou are entertaining for a large form:tl
affair or an intimate gathering of frit:nd!>, Baker
P.1rty Rental<; C.«ln make your party a memorable one.
For 111ort infonnation, en/I Baker Party Rent11ls,
I I 5'J Baker St., Corto Mesa, (714) 545-4661.
~t.1hlbhcd h\. Amclrn Sewn in l Wll,
Amelia'~ Rt~t.lllr.lnt b luc.-:1tctl along
c:h.mning \Ltrint: AH:nue un B.tlhoa
1 ... land. Jr 1s rnrrentlr cm ncd nnd
operated I» I ktt}' Scron-Robinson and her
hu .. han<l, Jolin.
'I he menu is n>mpriscd of one-half Italian anti
on;~h.llf .. e.1foud 'pcc~;1ltie' -and all arc goumlct
ClllSllle.
Ao; ''ell .h line fornil> dining, Amelia\ offers che
rom;mtil' couple a \:,tricty of rnhlc., cuckcc.I a\\ay in
pri\Jle nook-. anti <.T;mnic~. \\hiding p;1rt.ie., up to
~O guc~t~ ean enjoy a plt:.ts:int rehear,al dmner or
n.:u:ption in the h.1nt1uet room.
Amcli.1\ has seen t.:ouplc' ger engaged, \\1lentinc\
propo,al~ .md e\: Cl) day rom:m<.·crs on~r the year'>;
and the "•ltne touplc' return co their fa\11ritc tahlc
time .md .1g.tin, to enjo) another ht:autiful t:\:cning
filled \\ irh gourmet food m1d .1 roman ti(· ambiance.
\mclia\, in rnnjw1ction "ith the "C:11Joping
C.ourmet," offer-; 1:11.:eout and deli, er;. \(>u <:an al'o
orda parr> tnt)' lO gu.
Amelia's Re.rtnumnt 1s loc11ted nt 311 M11ri1u w
Ave., Balboa ls/mu/. S111ulny cl111111pag11e bnmcb; •
fi11e wine list. For mort hifon11ation and
reurvntiom, en// (949) 673-6580.
A Tiine J:1or Elegance i a lim1: For Fleg.mce is a foll-service hridal s.1lon offoring hrid~~-111 he CVCI") thin~ the} ncnl to
make their dream \\edding a reality. From the he:1clp1cn· ;111tl n•1l to the shoe .. ,, :t'> ''ell ,..,
underganncnt' and a<.'ccs-.on~ to <.'omplcmcnt the hridnl gem n.
I he salon offer~ a L1rgc <;election of top dc.,igner drc,scs for hride,111.1itl,, mutlll'r!o. of the hride :md
groom, .rnd flcmer girl ... In ~tock \i1cs r.mge from 2 to lO .tml .1rc :l\,1iL1hll· fur 111111wdiatc pun:h.i...e, or c.-.tn •
he special orcle1ed.
Bride-; <.'<lll .tbo ~orl "ith the salon\ designer to neate tht· ~nm n of tlwir drl!<llth .1ml b•l\ c 1c t•u.,twn
m.idc, or take th.tt ":llmo<,t" perfect gown and make those suhrlt: <:h.ingcs that 11.1n,form 1t from "almn'it"
pct f\:<.'t w pctfc<.·t. The designer can al'° <.'oordinatc and c:n.'ah.' !!""· ns for the cntin.· hrid.11 party at a prn.:c
to fit C\.eryone\ budget. • •
In addition w h.ridaJ :mire, the salon offers :1 rnmpletc Jnvit,Hion Dcpanmcnt \\ ith hundred' 11t
i1n 1t.1t1rnh to dHx>\c from, <tlong \\ irh acccS\<lfle\ for the n.n:ptton
A Referral Dcpartmenr has been 3Jdcd offerrng information from 'ulllc of tht: ~ouchern C:1lifornia \ mo't
prc-.ti~1in1'i \\ cddmg prnfcs,ionals, co assio.,t the hride' m fimhng-e\~) rhin!' thl'} need tu plan their" edding
i11 <>Ill pl.1{ c. •
Brnlcs l'.lll ohtain t.:ompl imcnt.iry topics of ,\1J11th1111 <.ill1Ji1m111 H i·1Jtli11"1 .111d the II 'i:t!dm~ < iuult', ,l., \\ell ,1,
free lirl.:cts cu Bridal Shem pl.Kc '99 hr "i.,itmg chc ,;ilon.
\ I 1111c For Flcg;mt.:<: pride'> ic:-.elf in offering top <1u.1l1ty nnd ~ctt·l·tiun. A "edding <.011,ulranc •~ ah\ .1~'
;)\ a1l.1hlc and the cm ire \talf i ... dcc.Jicatcd to prm idmg per .. 011.1li1t·cl 'en it c to l'll\ltrl' th.11 t.:\ err hr id~ tindli
her pcrfol't gm\ n and that 1h" \\Ill be a happ\ .md mcmorahle C\peri<'fll..l' in hl'I lifl· to l>c ti l'.l'-lln:d lorc\l'I ..
A 'limt For rltgo11ct ir /ornttd al J662 /Vrttlla Att., .\tt. IOI i11 I.or 11lnt1111t1J (11t\/ /o 'lbn.y Roma's). For
more i11.Jormatio11, call ()62) 4 ) 1-8461. Jirit our u•tbsitt al U'U.'U'.oti111ef()rtlt[!.Ot1u.com •
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DOily Pilot Advertising Sectio~
Distinctive Bookbinding and Stationery
istinnhc Bookbindmg -..ml. Stationery, the leading
Amcnl":ln Manufacn1rcr of \.-\'orld Ctm Sutionery
le:uhcr !(OOd.,, ha' opened a r~raiJ loc':lrion in South
Coast Pl.11.J. ·r he 'itorc fc.1n1rc .. :in c\p.1n.,1vc <:nllcction of services
.1ml producL\ cnio>t."'1 hy United Sure .. p~idents, heads
pf St.ate, anti nunierou., nutahlcs in the worlds of bu .. inc .. )
design amt entertainment. '
Ruoced in the inu:(trity of the book art'>, D1mnctive ·
Bool.:hindi~g an.cl Sta~ollel) lm!lR'5 the ~pherc of fu'lhion
to t!'e tradtt101~a~ o;rauoncry huM~c.'S). It offers heautifuJtr dcs1pn~I and unique Jc;1ther lmsanc~ case>, finc Pmeidcr
t2Uonerv since 1774, and d1 tincti\c <lcsL: a<:C\.'S<.Ono for
Pc"°'nal and ~u ines. .. _use .
"'TI1e \tore b lee1~lr :i_ttl.tnc<~ to the new trend returning
m mann. en> and fa'>hwn m one~ pcrsonJI and lm.Jn1....,s
life," said john Grccna"ah, CEO.
'The \tore h.b an original colln"tion of hamkTafteJ
pieces that w-a .. onlr available on 1l CU\tom order b.his. In
addition co the beautiful rcCJll 1.:ollectlon, <:mtomer.. have
at.'tt:.S to the bindery\ st.1te·uf·tht:·art facilities, which
allow., them to fulfill their cJc.,ign ide:i., "ithin a-. few ;t~ 10
dan
"\\e arc 11ble to exceed the C\CClltion'> of our customers,
taktng projects from go.11., they on y illlaginc, to umque ·
solutions achieved J>pct:ifk"ally for them," Greenawalt ~aid.
The company\ 5ervict!> include handrnfn:d leather ·
boxc) and album .. utili1ed for t"Ommcmorativc gifts by chc
United States government :ind leading international
organi1.1tions. •
In addition co a wide range of in· .. cock dc<1k accessories,
d1c score offel"'.t the complete line of Pineider 1774
stationery from Florence, Italy. Renowned for its
e~aorJinary q1Lality since the da)'> when Napoleon and
Llml Byron wrote on Ptneider paper.i bearing their ~.
Pinddt!r offer.. an encmhe .;election of tine writing papers
in 14 wlor.. fmm traditional white and antique gray to
brill1anl: red and un.shine yellow in three styles: Florentia.
the archaic name of 1-lorence, with dedde~dge sheets and
<.'artl'>; Capri hand-bordered .,ht:c:ts and cards with the
world\ most refined t.-dgc; and Rom3, a s0"21ght-edged
<lcs1gn with ~hccts and panvl-folding cards.
..The pcrvasi"e influence of high technology in our
working live:. is fostering a greater appreciation for the
traditional plea~ures of writing," said Stephen Vanilio,
company president. "A new gcneraoon i~ discovering the
sao~faction of owning nncl ming beautiful journals, fine
pen!> and engraved '>Utfonery."
Distinctive Booltbimling and Sttrtionn:y is l«attd in
South Coast Plaw . Saks wi11g. CJ/ (714) 540-9874.
Vetzsatlle Y.ashlons
Vtrsotrlt Fashions
8out1qut locouon
1925 E. linroln
Anahr1m CA 92805
(7141 no-1510
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FOR
UNIQUE WEDDING
ENSEMBLES
http://www. versat1/ef osh1ons .com
Versau/t Fashions
Mall Order
PO 8ox6273
Orange. CA 92863
(714) 538-6498
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Authentic Moroccan cuisine at a new location
arr:ikc h, which
alway> prm 1dc11
an exotic dining
cxpcncncc, has juo;t moved tu
its beautiful new expanded
location on Ne" port
Boulev'3rd. after 24 suc<:c<; fut
ye:irs un PacHic f:ua~(
Highway.
Recipient of top a"h.ml"
from the Rc'itaurant \\Tritcrs
A~-.ociation, critic a<:claim
M:trrakesh a" the .. Number
Ont. .. \1oroccan rc.,taurant.
Alt Rabhani, CEO, "clcornc'> vou w dinner. a-.
if immng you into his own hom.c. The Im cir
decor"' ith colorful drape.,, lo" table and o;ofa-
type '>eaung provides intimate dining. "here you
t."an comfortably chat while cnio) ing the h~1uo;c
'>pccialtic'> and menu fca'tts.
Belly dancing is a welcome attraction c,·cry
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I!\ cning and adds Jivdy
entertainment to your
<lining c.xperience.
Pri\atc partic• ..
barrnit7.\'3h~, weddings,
receptions, bang'uets
~nJ occasion) of all
t~ n.c arc a specialty at
tarraL:c h.
Marralttsb bas thret
l~cati.ons: Costll Mtsa,
IA Jolltt and Los
Angtlts. Tht nt'W
Costa Mts11 location is 111
I 976 Newport Blt:d. Rt.un:ations an
'rtcommmdtd; catninK and takt out an
m:ailoblt. Currently boo/ting millmium partits.
Hours art ) to 10 p.m., weekdays; 5 to 11 p.m.
u·ukmd!. f 'or additional infomzation and to
makt rtun·ations for spuial ~en ts, call (949)
645·8184.
Dairy Pilot Advertising Sectiort ... . ' 17, l999
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Y3r1clal exp-er! c5howcase
John L. Blom Custom Photography, Ltd.
he .. ophic;ticated bride of
today h. 'icarching for
an intimate narrativ.c of
her wedding day
through a cornhmat1on of
rraJitional portrait'. and ,
photojoumali'irn, both in black
:md white and in color
Mo'>t couples arc lt.,olcmg for a
pcr:.onali1e<l approach to their
wedding photograph>· that
showca es nor emir how they
looked, hut more imponantly,
how ther felt.
'fo create thi'> unique
interpretation of the wedding day,
our photob'Taphcr-; po'>!>e'>'> the
cs<;cnt1al qualitic'> of flexibility,
<:n:aovary and <;pontanc1t}.
\\'ith more than 20 }'Car"> of
cxpencncc, John L Blom Cmrom
Photography ha., the ability to
work c:nmformhly under the
pres'>ures of the "edding day;
creating one of a kmd images that 1
reflect the per'>onality of each
bride and groom.
. Our .,pec1alry j., going hqon<l
the rnuplc:\ e'<pcctations and
de\dopmg-J person.11 rebcion!>hip ·
with them to di.,,mer thdr
'>pecific 'tylc and lJ'ite'i.
Blad and "'hite
photoroumali.,m <:n:at1.;., a
pcr.onaliLcd approach that
{"apture' not JU'>t the picture, but
thl· c"cnce of the w;cddinl{ dav.
An intimate glimp'>e at th~ •
couple\ rclation\hip rc.,ulrs "'hen
an addition.ii photobrrapher
'>earchc'> for the unu.,ual
po<;-..h1litie'> in each moment of
the day. The clc({ant clo.,c-up of
the hridc and t-rroom holdm,g
handc,, a Im, mg gat.c, the hack of the
hrnlc\ Jres.,, arc all exa mples of the
unique mcmoricc, captured through
black and w;hatc c-Jndid photography.
C1tpt11n 11111q11r 111m11mrr thmu~h Mt1r~· 1tncl ui11ft' mm/it/ photop:rnph.)
l'hoJu ((}ll/1t•ry. Jol'IJ 1. /1111111 ( 111((1711 l'boflJJl.1'11phv. r.rd.
.\ glimp.,c at the p:M through these cherished memories \qll .,ccm lilt• ~c..,tcrchy a'> thc.,c inuge'> take them
bad. to that moment an ame.
John L. Blom Custom 'P,hotograpby, Ltd. is loc11ted at J7J2 E. Coast Hwy., Corona d~I Afar.
For mort infonnatiori, call (949) 67>-JJJO.
'Brida{Safon
Spring Trunk Shows
Randy Fenoli
fo r the
Diamond Collection
Saturday, February 20th
Sunday, February 21st
Demetrios
for the
Ilissa Collection
Saturday, February 27th
Sunday, February 28th
Appointments
are limited
Please call 714-546-5700
Mon Amie: a recipient of Bridal
Industry Hall Of Fame Award
on Amie Bridal has :McstahJi~hed itself as a
leader in its industry,
having .grown into. one
of the most well-known brid:rl salons
in 'the count'). At the Marnott
Marquis in "\cw York City, as a
result of providing the highest levels
of quality, service and selection,
,\1on Amie was inducted into the
"Bridal l lall Of Fame.»
"\Ve were so proud to receive this
prestigious award,', 'laid Verna
Huson, owner of i\1on Amie. "Our
desire is to continue to meet the
standards of excellence required to
achie"e !iuch an honorary
distinctjon. ,,
Celebrating itc; 24th year, ~1on
Amie 1s cagcrlr awaiting the
Febrn.1ry 1999 personal appearance
of two top1hri<lal designers who will
he showc-Jsing their new Spring
designs. Beginning with Randy
Fcnoli for the Diamond Collection
on ~atur<lay, Feb. 20 and Sundaf, Feb. M"" · 1"11t /JfiJ.il -~''Pf'1 011t,ta1ulmg pmonaltuJ srr.'td
21, followed h} Dcmetdos for Ilissa Bridal
who"' ill be fcarure<l on Saturday, Feb. 27
an<l ~unday, Feb. 28.
Outst;mding service and selection awaits
} ou •lS } ou enter the doors of this 20,000
square-foot salon in Costa Mesa. The
rcsponsiH.: sta ff of cxpertc; wilJ assist in the
selection of gmvn'i and accessories and every
"l>1 idc to he" will rc<.·e1ve the personalized
expertise of the professional sales associat~s
waiting to scrvt! her at Mon Amie.
Appoi1\m1cnb arc necessary to ensure each
hridc the highest level of sen.ice and
pcrs<malizcd attention to detail. All roads
lead to the newly expanded Costa Atcsa salon
where an unp;trallclcd c;clection of clcsib'ner
gowns in her price range awaits each bride.
V\ 11atevcr image a bra de might envision for
the happiest day of her life -sophisticated,
clas"iic, elegant or drnmatic -Mon Amie
oftcr"i <.:\Cl) 1Jll1',i<>n for her and her bridal
party.
For the ulti11111tt• e.,pressio11 of a bride,
please call Mo11 Amie Bridal at (714) )46-
)700 for a jpecinl appointment with this
prcmie.,-l1ridnl sa/011.
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Countryside Center, 355 South Bristol Street, Costa Mesa 714/546-5700
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