HomeMy WebLinkAbout1999-03-11 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COt#AUNmEs SINCE 1907 THURSDAY, ,MARCH 11, 1999
' District. shortfall won't mean cuts~ layoffs ·~
. . .
• But school officiajs to keep a
tdoser eye on the bookS and
•will try to get reseIVe above 3 % .
In order to..balanc~ the books, district offi-
ci.6ls will be forced to deplete general fund
reserves to 2.7%, which is below the 3%
recommended by the state.
Board members were quick to say that
they do not believe tlle deficit will result in
layoffs or cuts to programs. 'J1ley also said
they plan to closely monitor the books in
the next few months to see what can be
done to reduce the· debt. Suggestions
included reorganizing departments and
•cutting the flab• '()Ut of some of them.
J B.5SICA GARRISON
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NEWPORT-MESA -The 'school dis-
trict's $4.8 million deficit. while certainly
1notbing to cheer about, doesn't pose a seri-
ous threat to children's programs or teach-
ers, district officials and board members
said Wednesday.
"It's not like we're broke, but we went
over budget, and that concerns me," said
school board member James Ferryman. But some board members said they
were taken by surprise when they learned
'Tuesday that the district's deficit was $3
million more than projected In the budget.
"This is more like a yellow flag of cau-
tion than a red flag of danger,. said board
member Judith Franco.
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Taking golf·
TODAY
7:30 a.m. and 1:1~
p.m.
aassic Pro-Am
Amateurs and Senior
PGA Tour pros match
up in the la$t leg of
this two-<lay event.
FRIDAY
8:JOa.m.
Toshiba Senior Classic
First round of cham-
pionship play.
TOSHIBA
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to heart
Funds raised by the Toshiba
Senior Classic allow Hoag
Hospital to improve its
treatment facility, techniques
JENIFEll RAGlANO
A s professional golfers on the Senior PGA
Tom swing their clubs and eager fans
line up ·to watch, they a.re doing a lot
more than participating in their favorite sport.
Proceeds from this year's Toshiba Senior ..
Classic will benefit Hoag Hospital's Heart Insti-
tute, one of the b.lghest-volume heart-programs
in Orange County and one of the top three in
the state, said Hoag Hospital spokeswoman
Debra Legan. It also was rated in the top 10%
nationwide for c,oronary bypass surgery.
The money from the tournament will enable
the institute to buy specialized equipment used for diagnosing heart prob-
lems and for improving surgeries, said Pravin Shah, the institute's medical •
director for noninvasive cardiac imaging.
Noninvasiyp cardiac imaging is the newest way for cardiologists to
diagnose heart disease, Shah said. Because it is done with an ultrasound
machine outside.the body rather than an X-ray machine and probe inside
the heart, it causes much less physical stress on a patient and is less expen-
sive.
"We are developing noninvasive ~e point that it is as aCCW'ate, if not
more accurate, than invasive methods, Shah said. HThe future of diagno-
sis of heart disease is definitely noninvasive . .,
. The new equipment will include:
• A 3-0 interface for the cardiac ultrasound machine, which allows data
to be displayed and viewed from the surgeon's perspective before surgery.
The equipment, which will cost $250,000, will be the first 3-D echocardio-
SEE HEART PAGE A 14
The district bas "slowly been building
its way b~ck up frOJU the bankruptcy and
the embezzlement," she added
In 1992, a school official embezzled
nearly $4 million from the district. 1\vo
years later, the district lost $8.2 million in
the 1994 Orange County bankruptcy. It has
since recovered $2.4 million of its bank-
ruptcy losses and expects to get at least
$2.4 million more in the next .few. months,
said Mike Fine, assistant superintendent
fOI business services.
During those dark years, the district
once had to get special permission from the
county and state to use a $5 million endow-
ment from The Irvine Co. as its reserve,
Franco said.
"Through a lot of effort, we've built back
up to 3%," she ~.
But this year, the distrit:t had a number
of one-time expenses, including debt •
restructuring and new computers. The dis-
trict also gave teachers a raise last year,
which resulted in some deficit spending
this year.
Cause for alarm?
'
What do you think I
of Newport-Mesa's
revelation that its
budget is running ' Take away the one•ti.me eitpenditures,
and the district is only about $1.3 million in
the red, said Mike Fine, assistant superin-
tendent for busines11 services. He said' the
district could easily see that $1.3 million
pour into coffers this year, and that it was
possible the district could close out the fis-
cal year in June with the reserve back
above 3%.
SEE MONEY PAGE A 13
S4.8 million defid;J:all our
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Police seek
$13 mi11ion
renovation
fOr station
• Lack of space for personnel and
property prompt department officials
to ask Costa Mesa City Council for
approval of major expansion project.
Fu~1 G1-1
!lcif l"ilGt
COST A MESA -Overcrowded offices,
undersized workstations, deteriorating mfra-
structure and lack of storage space are prompt-
ing a growing Police Department to ask the City
Council for a $12 million to $13 million expan-
sion and renovation of the police station.
In Decembe't, the oty awarded a $32,000 con-
tract to fvteyer & Allen Associates Inc. to perform
a space evaluation and needs assessment of the
32-year.:old facility. Police Department adminis-
trators asked for the study because they are run-
ning out of extra space.
Police officials and consultants presented the
results of the study to the City Council on Mon-
.. day as the first step toward raismg the council's
awareness of the situation.
#We are in dire need of expansion of the facil-
ity to operate properly.# Police Cluef Dave
Snowden said.
.The police station was built in 1967, when
SEE POLICE PAGE A 1i
MIUENNIUM MOMENT
Mother's Kitchen
founders grown
with the area
Costa Mesa resi-
dents Bruce and
Sharon Macgum estab-
lished Mother's Kitchea
health food market ano
restaurant in 191'B.
Bruce and Sharon Today, they have thiei ;
Macgum Orange County loca-
Giving birth to good luck at St. Joseph Hospital
Tlme.s
Community
News Senior
Editor Tony
Dodero's
wife,
Elizabeth,
holda her
newborn
daughter,
Danielle,
after return·
ln9bome
froaa tbe
hOlpttal.
\
I 've had this feel-
ing, most my life,
that my timing is
just a little off. Not an
unusual feeling, I'm
sure, for those li)le
me, who are cufsed
by klutziness, l>ut a
pretty evident one
just the same.
EDITOR'S
NOTEBOOK
how it was being
described.
No, l was hardly
surprised, because,
you see, my Mt child
was due to enter the
world right in the
middle of St. Joe's 15
minutes of fame, and
l was positive that
somehow this was an
omen that my lousy
luck, my penchant fo1
sloshing beverag
So I was hardly
surprised when I
read six straight days
of screanilllg news-
paper headliries
about the mishaps
taking place in the
n\lrsery at St. J05eph
Hospital in Orange.
tony
dodero
It seems they were
having thii small pr(>blem of mixing up
n wbom babies with the wrong par·
cnti. •A parent's wont mghtmare, ~ 'f llS
c
onto the front of my
shirt or slipping down
a night of tails, Wftt>
going lo rub olf on
my child.
But one w k, tm
rean birth of a darling 1 pound 12
SEE BABY MGI A 14
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jParents get off
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'new store ·E verything you need for a , baby, and even things you
• didn't know you needed,
can be found at The Rlght Start,
(949) 642-0254, which recently
opened in the Costa Mesa Court-
yards. The store is filled with baby
, accessories including ~th items,
. books, videos, developmental
, toys, strollers, car seats, safety
• items and gifts. Costa Mesa
; Courtyards is at 1835 Newport
Blvd. in Costa Mesa.
Blockbuster Video stores are
catching on to the club card idea
that's popular at grocery and drug
'>tores. The new Blockbuster
Reward!> card is sold for an annu-
cJ..l fee of $9.95, and it entitles you
to tree rentals. It works three
ways· first, if you rent five movies
}Ou'll get one tree every month;
second, you can rent one non-
new release movie u month for
tree; and third, you'll get a free
Blockbuster Favontes rental Wlth
every paid rental Monday
SHE IS
Taking your deposits, cashing your
checks, making withdrawals, and trying
to get. you to open up an account with
Washington Mutual Bank at F.ashion
Island, Newpof! Beach.
RETIREMENT ••. I DON'T THINK SO
Part-ti.me bank teller Catherine' Kot-
sikos, 86, of Irvine is living proof that in
this world of science and technology, age
doesn't matter. Attitude does.
Kotsikos, who was born in Pasadena
on March 3, 1913, has worked in the
banking business most of her adult li!e. In
1957, Kotsikos started a 25-year career
with Great Western Bank in Beverly Hills,
working in accounts payable in the cor-
porate offices.
Kotsikos retired in 1981 , and she and
her husband, Markos, moved to lrvine.
After nine years of knitting, crocheting
and going out to lunch, Kotsikos decided
to return to the work force.
"Retirement was boring,• Kotsikos
said. "I loved peopll It was boring stay-
ing at home."
A LONG SHOTI
Kotsikos was 77 back then but said it
wasn't hard returning to work at Great
Western, which later became Washington
Mutual after a merger m 19.98.
•I walked into the branch in Newport
Beach and said that I wanted.to work as a
part-time employee,• Kotsikos a.id . •Tue
manager hired me right on the spot. At
that moment, l was proud and elated. .
1 through Wednesday. Blockbuster
Video stores m Costa Mesa are at
1 495 E. 17th St., 2750 Haroor Blvd.
and 2280 Harbor Blvd. ln New-
; port Beach, they are at 1200 Bison
'A.ve. and 201 Newport Blvd. At
"I thank Washington Mutual for keep-
ing me. It is a wonderful company that
would give· someone my age stability in
the work force."
ple and waiting on them and being pleas-
ant,• Kotsikos said. "They become like
Criends."
cured and tailored, prides herself on pay-
ing extra attention to her customers dur-
ing her 11 a .m.-to-4:30 p.m. shift.
September 1985.
AS FOR THE FUTURE ...
Blockbuster Video, new releases
, are $3.76 for two-and five-ddy
·rentals, DVDs dre $4.99 for two-
; and five-day rentals and older·
•films are $2.14 for five days.
FAMILIAR TERRITORY
Kot$ikOs said she decided to go back to
work for Great Western because she
loved the company and she loved han-
dling money. She also was fond of the
social connections she made during the
day.
If anything is different, Kotsikos said, it
is the everyday hustle and bustle of lile in
the 1990s't
"Back m the 1950s, it seems like we
used to give more customer service,• Kot-
sikos said. "Today. people are rushed.
Everybody is busy.•
"When you give people the personal
touch, they trust you,• Kotsikos said.
"And that is what is important."
• t plan on working here as long as I I
can," Kotsikos said. "I just want happi-
ness for my children and grandchildren. ,
And good health."
At Hollywood Video, all
, movies are five-day rentals. It's a
best buy, smce new releases a.re
All IN A DAY'S WORK
CRAZY FOR THE KIDS And there was one last thing KotsLkos
almost forgot to mention.
•My drawer balances every day.•
1 $3.49. DVDs are $3.49, games are
· $4.99, and older films are $1.99.
·Hollywood Video has two loca-"I get enjoyment out of talking to peo-Kotslkos, who was perfectly mani-
When she's not working, Kotsikos eel·
ebra tes We with her family and their
Sunday night dinners. She has two
grown children, four grandchild.ren and
a great grandson. Her husband died in
-Story by Amy Spurgeon,
photo by Kim Haggerty-Zylius
' ti.ans m Costa Mesci.: 1545 Adams
Ave. and 1815 Newport Blvd.
The Book Market occupies the
eid Alpha Beta store at 241 E. l 'fth St. m Costa Mesa for a limit-
.~ time. It may be closing soon.
The Book Market sells older
books at a dJscount, and is having
a 50"1.,.off liquidation sale on
every book in the store. For more
inionnation, call (949) 515-2563.
Meagan Marriott of Newport
Clocks and Watches, (949) 723--
· 2333 says that her store has a
selection of watches from Maurice
·Lacroix, Festival, Michael Herbe-lin d.Od Chase-Durer. ~our wuque
gdllery is filled with mustc, an.ima-
• ti.on, waterfall, grandfather dock, and wall clocks, as well dS rare
: and unusual timepieces such as
: ~ exclu!>lV_e dock purse,• Mar-
• Jlott says Newport Clocks and
~atches is at 3441 Via Lldo m
Newport Beach. 4
It's a good bme to stock up on
• $ki and snowboard equipment
.,pnd clotlung at the "gigantic"
= end-of-!>eason clearance sale at
• Jlieter Glenn Ski & Sports, (949)
~1-3280 at 2700 W Coast High-
• Nray in Newport Beach. All 1998
· Jwld '99 skis and boots are
: ~uced 20% to 60%; all parkas,
• l>l)e-piece suits, sweaters and :~e are reduced 20% to 50%;
. ~ snowboard jackets and pants
. are reduced 20% to 50%; and all
, ·~8 and '99 snowboards, boots
·~d bindings are 10% to 30% off. . . ....
• BEST BUYS 1s published Thursdays and
Saturdays. If you know of a good buy,
send a fax to (949) 646-4170 or write to
the Daily Piiot, Best Buys, 330 W. Bay St,
O>sta Mesa 92627
With high-tech crime
growing, police must
become as electronic8lly .
expert as the criminals
they pursue
GIU:C RJsuNC
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T here was a time when
police officers would twirl
the baton and walk the
beat, keeping neighbOrhoods
safe from crime.
But with raj>jd advances in
technology, police work has
expanded to patrollirig cyber-
space for suspects committing
fraud, tradiDO·diild pornography
and sending hateful messages.
The cue a an IDinois woman
electr~~~ su~ Denriis Rodman .is a
'prime eumpe Of the lengths Jaw
enforcement m'U5t · go to arrest
someone tho'Uiaod• of mues
away.
More pOlice daPUtments are
tr~ thetr cle*tiYes about
Crilne on the Internet, which
reportediY. is growing. some law
enforcement agencies say it will
take more fun~ in order to
effeetively combat cyber crime. •t think the more people get
familiar with the Internet, the
more cases we will see,~ Said
N~rt Beach police Sg1. Mike
MC.Dermott. •tt t.akeS a lot more m
our resources to find victims who
are all over the United States or
the world.·
Fraud is the online crime of
choke, according to authorities.
With more businesses ottering
their products ove.r the Internet.
credit card fraud and elaborate
scams are bilkirig millions Of dol-
lars froril tru.st:i.ng consumers.
Cyber stalking is the latest
menace for law enforcement, and new Jaws have given police more
legal firepower when pursuing
IUsp8cted stalk~ such as 35-
yeSM>ld Marie BoguSzewski.
Sbe was arrested 1\iesday for
aDegedly tending hundreds of e-
millfs ta' Rooman's former agent,
OW1gtU Manley, asking for a date
With the Lakers' power forw41d.
Authoddes also daim she tlueat·
ened to kill three of MaOley's
agents in repeated voice-mail
me91ages,
A new state law that took
effect Jan. 1 expanded the defini-
tion of a •credible threat" via
phooes, fax machines, pagers and
computers. Only a hand.tul of
states have a similar law. Some
law enforcement offidals say a
federal bill will heed to be intro-
duee<i to eliminate some of the
JurisdictiOnal problems.
"It's hard to keep a lid on these
types of crimes,• said Police Chief
Don Kutner, who runs the Bradley
(Ill.) POiice Department, where
Bc;>guSzewski was bOoked on the
stalking ch'1!9es. •Most of the
cases we see are when someone
ste~ forwaid. and tells us about it..
Boguszewski's case is a firSt for
the Orange County district attor-
~·s of.flee. 'The fact that she wu
convicted in 1988 of sta.UdDg a
former lover and tiathiilg his
home gave more credence to the
case.
•BUOO on her ~ behavior,
· It showed us ihe may be C8Mble
of carrying t the9e threats.•
McDetmott said.
Businesses suspected in.
investment fraud raided
•County task force serves search.warrants at offices
in Costa Mesa and Irvine where alleged telemarketing
scheme was orchestrated.
Dci1 Pio!
COSTA IvtESA -1\vo busi-
nesses -one on Baker Street and
another in lrvine -suspected of
duping I1lore than 100 investors in
an• illegal investment scheme
were raided by ii countywide task
force Wednesday.
Authorities say the owner of
the two businesses, Robert Syrax,
46, was still at large alter they
served search warrants at RLS
Consulting in the 600 block of
Baker and Gecko Holdings in the
2100 block of Dupont Drive in
Irvine. Both locations are believed
to be headquarters for a tf!Jemar-
keting scheme. .
Syrax allegedly promised
investors a share in an Internet
start-up business that would pro-
mote on.line gaming. His employ-
ees reportedly called victims and
t:onvinced them to purchase stock
offerings. Several investors
reportedly lost more tlian
$200,000 each. Authorities say
the total loss among Syrax's
clients may be more than $4 mil-
lion.
· Syrax's companies also sent
information to victims claiming
the stock was doing well,
although neither business was
licensed by the Securities
Exchange Commission.
•Tuey made a promise they
never followed through with,"
said Sgt. Lloyd Downing, who
helps head up the Orange Coun-
ty Boiler Room Apprehension
Task Force.
The multi-agency task force,
which started in 1997, investi-
gates telemarketing fraud in the
county.
Task force members seized a
1999 Rolls Royce Silver Spur val-
ued at more than $175,000 near
the Irvine business. Downing said
Syrax paid cash for the luxury car.
No one was at either business
when authorities served the
s,eatcb warrants.
•I think they knew we were
coming in,• Downing said.
·somebody probably Upped
them off.•
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Today we have a
d«teasing north-
west swell fot waist-
to chest-high sets A
cOld front brings rain
and in<teaslng
winds.. Water visibili-
ty and conditions are
f.tlr. The Wrf will
drop again Friday,
but the wecJther will
Improve. The sun
Will set at 5.56 p.m.
COSTA MESA
• Mstot StNet: Sewral Items of Jewelry and wh totaling
S1,S40 were stolen from• business In the 3300 blod< at 3:30
p.m. March7 • """'"'°'' s.re.t: AboUt SSO was stolen from a coin-operat-
ed laundry In the 500 bloc:tc between 1 and 8 a m, March 8.
• ~ "'-t: A cellular phone, a pair of sunglasses and a
set of checks WOttt'I MOO wer. stolen from a air In the 200
block dorl"9 the ewnlng of March 7,
• Wlligll Wiiy. A c.r stereo wOrth UOO was stolen In the 1300
block during the evening of Marth 6.
• Wlliloit ~ AbOut S 1,300 was stolen from a business In
the )00 block betwffn 9 and 11 a.m. March &
.... OllTIUCM
• c:atll1P• MNet; A camera, cellular phone and a pa r of sun·
glasMI worth $450 ~ stolen from a air In the 2900 block
during the tWnlng of J.Wc:n 6.
• CGrllm Drtw: A Mt of keys wtth • car al•m worth S80 was
stolen In the first bkxk during the ewnlng of MArch 6.
• .,.,._ • ... : A bicycle worth $720 was stolen from 1
hOfne In the soo b6ock during the day of MM<h 1.
• V.. t Jn· A celul9r ptKJnt and two auto fuses worth S505
wtJe ltlOlln from • Cir In the 500 ~ during the ~of
Mlrct.7.
• TJlldl lff OIM: A COftlP'Mt _. • ortnt.r wot1h SU50
wef'I .... "°"'. holN In._,. lllodt during the~ of,.....7. ..
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Doily Pilot Thursday, Morc;h 11 , 1999 A 3
Animator sees life through a Daffy Duck prism Historic properties
list trimmed to 60
A n elf has been hiding out
in NeWJ?Ort Beach for the
past 45 years. As an intte-
pid investigative Journalist, I feel
required to blow his cover. He's
taken over the identity of an
Academy Award-winning anima-
tor named Chuck Jones.
Although he has lived among us
with a passable semblance of
nonn.alcy, I just returned from
spending a morning with him in
the Irvine office that covers for
his current activities, and I can
~ . promise you -without equivo-
cation -that he's a card-carry-
• 1 ing, fully accredited elf. • ·
To fw1her disguise his identity,
he also has taken over the per-
sona of an abrasive, opinionated;
aggressive duck named Daffy, to
whom he says he relates
"because Daffy is dissolute -.
like me.-..
I suppose he has a right to
claim such a connection since he
created Daffy some 60 years ago
for a series of theatrical cartoons
his boss at the time, Harry Warn-
. er, thought starred Mickey
Mouse.
But I'm getting ahead of the
· story. Or, rather, behind it.
As I've noted many times
before, the greatest pe.rks that
grow out of writing a _c6lumn like
this are the people one meets as
a result. Especially elves who
feel passionately. After the
.appearance of my column about
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THE BELL
CURVE
ioseph n.
bell
the local women who protested a
Los Angeles. limes cartoon by
Michael Ramirez, Jones wrote
me, in part: •As a cartoonist (aD.i-
mator) for ,70 of my 86 years,J
have seldom found cause to be
ashamed ~f my craft -until
Michael Ramirez's use of his
unquestioned drawing ability to
inflame -yes', to endorse -the
ambush mruder of a New York
gynecologist.•
There was much more, equal-
ly strong, that was turned over to
the protesters and eventually
delivered to the Times. But once
that was done. my thoughts drift-
ed to the cavernous old urban
mo..Oe houses I frequented as a
child, where I could still feel the
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wann glow of Chuck Jones'
work. He co-parented Bugs Bun-
ny and Ddffy Duck and Elmer
.Fudd and was the' single parent
of Road Runner, Wile E. Coyote,
Pepe Le Pew, and oh so many
other reflections of people I knew
that made me laugh, at a time
. when laughter didn't come all
that easily.
So I wrote and thanked him,
and last week we met for coffee
and talk in his Irvine office,
which' bears the name of his
daughter, Linda, who manages
the numerous and ~omplex activ-
ities of Chuck Jones Enterprises.
The CEO of this operation •
arrived wearing jeans, boots, and
a kind of mini-cowboy bat that
shaded a leathery visage that
appeared more shopworn than
ancient and quite appropriate for
housing a mischievous -and
slightly wary -pair of eyes.
There's no way I can even
begin to summarize the work of
this man in 800 - or even 8,000
-words, so I won't try. It fills six
tightly packed pages of achieve-
ment in film, television, art exhi-
bitions, books, teaching and lec-
turing. All I can do here is to try
to catch some small whiffs of his
flavor.
He moved to Corona del Mar's
Cameo Shores 45 years ago and
lives there with his second wife,
Marian, whose photographic art-
work graces the office in Irvine .
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He commuted to Los Angeles for
many years by limousine dis-
patched from the studio, which it
pleased the Dally Duck side of
him to drive to the local polling
place to request a Democratic
ballot. That was about the extent
•of his contact with neighbors
until he surfaced recently to
protest some nearby building
activity.
He says those old cartoons are
so good "because we didn't have
to work with a lot of 19-year-old
executives whose advice was to ·
put in a lot. of jokes. All the stu-
dio wanted to ~o was make mon-
ey, so they left us alone. The only
yardstick we applied to our work
was if we like it, then maybe
audiences will, too. Seems so
sensible. Put creative people in a
room, and they'll create."
I saw his work in movie hous-
es, with feature films. Kids today
see it in arid an<t-.endless moon-
scapes of cartoons, often -says
Jones -badly edited, with por-
tions of suggested violence cut
out.
~They don't show the coyote
falling off the cliff, just coming to
the edge. That's lousy child psy·
chology," Jones says. "Chops up
a kid's rationality. Besides, we
didn't do these cartoons for kids.
We never knew who our audi-
ence was going to be. Our car-
toons played in huge theaters
with feature films that were
always changing. OQ.r only mis-•
sion was to get people to laugh.•
Thal mission hasn't changed
visibly throughout the years. He's
doing some fine serious art, but
he was then, too. He's been giv-
en retrospectives and lite •
achtevement awards and even
dil honorary Oscar in 1996, but
all this is still seen, finally,
through the prism of Daffy Duck,
which isn't a bad formula for a
long and rich life.
·Lo.ts of people know I'm a
cartc;>onist and don't take me very
seriously," be says. "which is OK
because I don't take myself very .
seriously either.r · .
Well, yes and no -but cer-
tainly not when it comes to grow-
ing old.
"I don't pay much attention to
age." he says "l didn't know how
to act 6.when I was 6, and I don't
know how to act 86. 1 feel like a
young man who has something
the matter with him. It all adds
up to how you feel about life
around you.•
It was time for him to leave,
then. He was speaking at the Art
Institute of Southern California in
~guna Beach in support of a
new program on "dassicaJ arii-
mation." Even Daffy would have
to take that seriously.
• JOSEPH N. BELL is a Santa Ana
Heights resident. His column appears
Thursdays.
A consultant hired by the
city of Costd Mesa to
research historic properties •
has narrowed d list of 4,000
buildings built before 1954
lo 60 properties that could
wan '1t &<>me type of histor-:
ical d .ignation or speqaJ•
cons.deiation. . •:
Reseal ~hers from Plan-
ning Coni.ultants Research
,used librcUies, building
records, Sdnbom maps and
aerial photographs, and
drove every street in Costa
Mesa for their study. •
The city has on~ property
eligible fo.r listing on the
National Register, four that
Iliight be eligible for listing, •
20 that might be appropri-
ate for listing only and 35
that might warrant special
consideration.
Researchers also have
recommended that the City
Council consider an ordi-
nance creating a rating sys-
tem for the historicaJ prop-
erties and outlining regula-
tions related to the build-
ings. A draft ordinance
should be available in May.
Researchers also are
putting together a directory
of the properties with
addresses and photographs
that also should be avail-
able in. May.
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UNDERGROUND IN WEST
HIWPORT YOTE: Unanimously directed
(Wt to obtain design costs for the
euessment district between the
Santa Ana River and 29th Street.
SUMMARY: Resident Dana
Kr~er, who for the past eight
y~ars has led the effort to put util-
ity lines underground, said the
next major step is to hire an engi-
neer to come up with the design
plans. Once the plans are com-
plete they are submitted to the
Utility companies, which then fig-
ure out the price per homeowner.
A public hearing is set, and the
majority of peopJe who attend the
~Qblic hearing must be in favor of
~ project. Kroeger said because tJC a recent state law. each public ~aring notice also will contru.n a
ballot that must be sent back.
Fifty-one percent of the ballots
that come back must support of
placing utility lines underground
fo1 it to go forward.
"We need to educate people to
send in the ballot, and tell them
what we've done to try to keep
the costs down," Kroeger said.
City Council members
expressed strong support Monday
for the project and inquired about
ways they could encourage similar
projects throughout the city.
ISSUE: SAlARY rNCREASE FOR
CITY aERK LAVONNE HARKLESS
VOTE: Unanimously approved
SUMMARY: Harkless will get a
5 % increase in her base salary
effective Jan. 1, 1998, and anoth-
er 5% raise effective March 27.
The city clerk's base salary will be
adjt,tsted for· cost-of-living
increases each year of ·the con-
tract agreement, starting in July
2000.
According to the City Coundl's
resolution for the pay increase,
the council unintentionally forgot
to adjust Harkless' salary last Jan-
uary, despite salary increases that
were given to other departmetlt
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OUTRIGGER CANO£ aua
VOTE: Unanimously approved
SUMMAJlY: The city's existing
ordinance prohibits any storage of
boats or trailers on any public
property in the city. The new law
will allow boats to be.stored with
city permission. Imua is stationed
at North Star Beach in Upper
Newport Bay, where the Newport
Aquatic Center alsO is. headquar-
tered. '
The agreelll0nt. between the
City and lmua for use of the beach
was intended to make both the
club and the aquatic center work
better with the beach's Dover
Shores neighbors, who have com-
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Tossing together some lettuce, sprouts,
walnuts and balsamic vinegar was
family's recipe for inducing child birth .
LIM Crnu
~Pb . L ittle Mallorie Lippincott
can't recall the events that
brought her into the world
early Sunday morning, but when
she's old enough, she'll probably
hear the story over and over
again.
While her family still has years
to perfect the narrative, the tale
right now goes something like
·this:
hear through her phone.
•1 got to hear the baby cry, and
that was wonderful,• Myers said .
•A lot of times we take a medical
aid call and we don't get to expe-
rience the outcome. Knowing
everything came out successfully
was so rewarding. I left work feel-
ing good that day.•
And if a baby-producing salad
and a 911-assisted birth wasn't
unusual enough, Mallorie also
was born at the same height and
weight -and on the same day of
the week -as her 2-year-old
brother, Jacob. Both babies were
21 inches and 9 pounds, and were
bom on a Sunday.
The strange coincidences don't
end there. It seems Marnie Lip-
pincott also was a born-at-home
baby, her mother said.
· ·we had moved, and they sent
the ambulance to our old address,
so my husband had to deliver
Mamie," Ennel said. ·uttle did I
know tha,t I would turn right
arounc;I and deliver her baby 26
years later. The chances of tha t
happening is just incredible. We
feel very blessed."
Thundoy, Morch 11, 1999 A J
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Costa Mesa parents Erich and ..
Mamie Upplncott listen to the 911
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being guided by dispatcher Dawna
Myers during the surprise delivery
of Mallorie Kate, above, who was" -
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The day before her birth, Mal-
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dedded to try a family recipe for
balsamic vinegar salad that is said
to induce labor. Mamie Lippin-
cott, 26, "said it worked for her
cousin; who gave birth a day after
eating the salad, so the couple
thought it was worth a shot.
Combining two kinds of let-
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cheese and the now notorious
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having contractions, and then my
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said. ·1 had to push, and I realized
I was not going to make it to the
hospital."
Her husband called 911, and
reached Costa Mesa Communi-
tions Officer Dawna Myers,
who was able to assist the family
in the birth. .
•You need to remain calm in
qrder to help the person on the
phone,• Myers said. "In an emer-
gency, you don't think about
things -you just do them.•
Reading from emergency med-
ca.rds, Myers instructed Lip-
cott's husband and her mother,
chele Ermel, who was staying
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before the ambulance arrives.
But when the family started
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Jiance wouldn't make it in time.
Ermel, who gave birth to four
children herself, acted as midwife
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•1 really believe that (911 dis-
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wrapped around [Mallorie's]
neck, and the operator told me to
check for it, and as soon as I lifted
~t; she came rlght out. I think the
\j.tlle gal was stuck in there with
that cord.•
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" The 500,000-plus ~unds of
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itetns such as washers and refrig·
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books, 8.3 pounds of hazardous
materials, 2 tons of used tires, 720
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pounds of greeting cards. ·
The recyclable material was
collected through programs
established by the district Door-
to-door collection of antifreeze,
car batteries, used oil and filters,
and ldtex paint is still available.
For pickup, call (800) 449-7587.
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The Equestrian Center was
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Neighborhood Pride
nominations sought
Neighborhoods and families in
Costa Mesa will be able to show-
case how they've been keeping up
with the Joneses in the 10th annu-
al Neighborhood Pride contest
sponsored by Mesa Pride.
The volunteer civic organiution
is .seeking nominations for three
categories: best single-family resi-
dence, best neighborhood block
and best apartment or condonuru-
wn project. .
Entries are judged based on
overall appearance. landscapmg
and upkeep in three separate
area.a.. of the city. There are no
entry fees, and residents are
allowed lo nominate their own
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homes and. neighborhoc>ds. ·
The deadline for noaunations
ts April 15, Awdl'ds will be prt!.·
sented m May. Nominations '"'' be sent to Neighborhood Pndl
Awards, P.O . Box 3949, Co ta
Mesa 92628-3949. For more infor-
mation. call contest chairmclll Ron'
Amburgey at (949) 548-7001 .
Costa Mesa forum to
cover various issues
A conununity forum to discus-.
gang problems, controverc,1ul
bndges, Fairview Park and a new
Estancia High Sctiool pride group
will be held March 23 lll tht•
Neighborhood Community Center
Mesa Verde Commuruty Inc. is
hosting the meebng and is invillny
members of the genercil public tu
attend. Costa Mesa pol.lee Ca pt
Tom Wamack will discuss ga.ntJ
problems in the commuruty. ·
Dick Mehren, Fairview Pdrl.
Citizens Committee cha.inlian. will
talk about proposed bridge~ ut
Gisler Avenue and 19th Street dn<I
future plans for Fauview Pdrk
Members of the newly formed
Eagle Pride Foundabon will al'><J
speak about their work to promote·
Estancia High School.
The meeting will last from 7 to lJ
p.m. and take place dt the Neigh-
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Park Avenue.
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• Officials hope the Rea
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will be open right after
spring break.
COSTA MESA -Jn an effort
to bring stability to some young
citld transient lives, a special
school for homeless children has
been approved by the Newport-
Mesa Unified School District.
• District officials are trying to
meet the amoitious goaJ of open-
mg the doors at Rett Elementary
School soon after spring break.
The effort was led by Mike
Murphy, prinapal of education
t1nd student services, after he and
Supermtendent Robert Barbot
toured the Orange Coast lnter-
fdllb Shelter late last year.
Whal they found was a small
group of children who, beCduse
they did no.t hdve pei:manent
c1drlresses, were not dble to enroll
m school. Just three months lc1ter.
that's about to change.
•Oil hope is to get something
up and running by the Monday
after spring break,• Murphy said.
"We're working toward that.
We're going to t.rY, uke heck to do
that.•
Ba.rbot's cabinet approved the
program, and Murphy and others
have been working to get fund-
ing, which should be about
$20,000 for the remainder of the
school year. Bids also are being
accepted for . renovation of the
Rea Elementary School room that
will be used.
The district plans to run the
school like an old-fashioned one-
room schoolhouse, with a nux.ture
of ages and grades under one
teacher
lnterfaith Drrector Shen Bar-
nos praised the program, and said
Newport-Mesa is a pioneer m its
effort to educate homeless chil-
dren.
• 1 know in Orange Councy, this
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been willing to address the issue
· dnd has .actually done something
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have pickup sites, but the kids
have to be able to get to (them),
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Rea Elementary is within
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two emergency shelters for fami-
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programs that mclke it convenient
for homeless families to use, Bar-
nos said.
Although children m the 60-to
90-day transitional program have
been able to enroll in school, chil-
dren who move in and out of the
e mergency shelter, which has a
maximum stay of seven days,
have had a tougher time. Those
chlldren are caught in a cycle of
moving from the emergency shel-
ter to motels and cars and parks.
Even children in the transition-
al program who make it to school
are often behind in therr leanung,
and are continually trying to play
catch-up.
"We're hoping this will bridge
that gap,• Barrios said.
Murphy said the key will be
finding the right teacher to meet
the students' individual needs
and teach them the bastes.
The program will start by
enrolling the five to 15 children
who use the shelter, he said.
"We'll start working with that
group and get the curriculum set
up before we open it up to people
at parks and motels,• Murphy said.
Continuing the pilot program
through next year would require
an estimated budget of $55.000 to
$60,000, Murphy said.
"We definitely need it in our
community," Murphy said. "I'm
just hoping it will be as well-
accepted as we hope it will."
Barrios said the program could
highlight an unaddressed need.
"I believe as the word gets
out," she said, "we're going to
find that there's a lot more kids
than we think.•
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~ attracted hundreds of lovers of
golf and supporters of Hoag Hos-
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rounds set to begin tomorrow · _g: Hoag Heart Institute. On Mon-
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event Introducing the community March 26 as part of the Alexis
to Julian Dowle, a recognized Goll Celebrity Tournament as
expert on the subject of garden part of the festival. Alexis Golf, a
design, will unfold 1n the La Sala local company that manufactures
Auditorium of the San Juan custom clubs, will host the tour-
Llbrary. nament, using the event as a
Dowle, Dine-time gold medal venue to introduce its newest
winner at the Chelsea Flower line of exclusive products.
Show and corliidered England's Eastwood and de la Hoya will
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lecture and tantalize the crowd each foursome of players paying
with slide$ featuring his own per-$1,500 each for the honor of
sonal perspective on the garden. sinking a putt •to make East-
Reservations are $20, with pro-
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wood's day,• or so the saying
goes. It's just one of tlie events
Komen Breast Cancer Pounda-organized to coincide with the
tion, Canine Companions, and fourth annual International Film
the Boys and Girls Club. Call Festival that will showcase more
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Pacific Symphony Orchestra. The
seventh annual Chinese New
Year Celebration at the Westin
South Coast Plaza Hotel was co-
chaired by Ruby Au and Arlene
Cheng. A fashion show by Joan
and David and a presentation by
Lalique crowned the evening,
• Lutheran Church, Missouri Syn~ '
od, invites the com.municy to a ~
special benefit luncheon that
organizers are calling Th~ Beau-
ty of Color on Saturday at the
Newport Beach Marriott Hotel,
Newport Center. Concordia will
introduce supporters to 13-year-
old Alexandra Nechlta, a young
artist who has captured the
attention of the world with her which featured a live auction and
dancing after a marvelous dinner
of emerald pea soup, crab cakes,
roast breast of squab and risotto
with baby bok choy and spring
vegetable stir fry. The Chinese
Year of the Hare Celebr8,tion
benefited the Showcase for
Young Musicians, a program that
encourages the talent of young
people pursuing their musical
gifts. In the crowd, David and
_Mona Boggs, Paul and Teresa
Chak, Arlene and George
Cheng, Verna Chow, David and
Susan Crockett, James and
Ledea Hao, Sun Lazarus, Alfred
Levy, Paul Heubner, Bob and
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Diane Brown, La Veda Carter, '
Doug Fleischl, Val Knleger, and
ChrtsUne Schultz to name a few,
will raise funds to support the
education programs of Concordia
University.
Informal modeling by Robin-
sons-May, opportunity drawings
galore collected by the dedicated
volunteers, and the featured pre-.
sentation by the remarkable
young Miss Nechita, who has
been profiled on every media
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'Analyze This': De Nir~ film has split pe:r;sonality:
• ~·s ~~Reel Critics col· a long time. to find a psy-
umn features movie cntiq~ written His reaction C I I I A·I I I C I I I I I ch.tatrist to hx ~.:::""'unity members seNtng on oor shots with bis tu.s problem. By
De Niro, Crystal don't
shrink in these roles
therapy happenstance,
patients are Or. So.Pel has
priceless. been m a rear-
There's a ender car acd-
. , great dream dent, business
sequence that cards were
recreates a exchanged, the
famous scene scene-stealing
Susanne Perez from "The God-Jelly (Joe
H ow refreshing to have a
movie that actually lives
up to its trailer! In "Ana-
lyze This." New York mob boss
Paul Vitti {Robert De Niro) is hav-
ing severe father" down to Vitarelli) pro-England.
the last detail. I also \()ved the duces the doc-~
REELCRmcs anxiety
attacks and
seeks out
droopy deadpan of Jelly (Joe tor's card, and we are on our way
. Vitarelli) as Vitti's loyal body-to bxing the problem. ,,~
unwilling psydiiatrist Ben SObel
(Billy Crystal)witb hilarious
results. As SObel says, "When I
decided 1 wanted a family prac-
tice, this is not quite the sort of
family I envisioned."
guard. Lisa Kudrow (•Pnends•) Mednwhile, the FBI is bum-••
has a small but effective part as bling aro~d, trying to gather .. ,.
Sobel's insecure fiancee, whose incnnunating eVldence to put th.~
wedding ·plans are trashed when-whole lot belund bars Some of .,..
ever Vitti Ms a crisis The baby the best scenes are those
This movie mad~ me laugh so gen.loses_ between Mr. V and the Doc Thjs'
much. that I need to see it again plot their reviewer does not claim to be The idea of De Niro playing a
wise guy is not new to us, but
how often do you get to see him
making fun of his own image?
Vitti is a brulal, explosive man
who is given to weeping at Hall-
mark commercials. De Niro lets
us in on the joke and is amazing
to watch, as always.
to hear some of the dialogue I escape conversdnl with .the language
missed. under skills of the Mafia but usmg the
Co-writer/director Harold
Ramis ("Groundhog Day") has
Billy Crystal working as the
straight man here and keeps the
excess schtick/sentimentality fac-
tor low. It's Crystal's best part in
~
-• SUSANNE PEREZ. 45, lives In Costa
Mesa and is an executive secretary for
an office furniture manufacturing firm.
Powerful acting .
combo falls short
I A nalyze This,• a collabo·
ration of Billy Crystal
and Robert DeNiro,
would seem a sure-fire movie
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success. Billy is Dr. Ben Sobel, a
psychiatrist with. low professional
self-esteem. He is raising ail ado-
lescent son and preparing to
marry Llsa Kudrow in Miami.
Robert De Niro is Paul Vitti, the
primo Mafia don in New York.
Mr. "V" is dealing, or not, with
•
• F" ward m every sentence not
leader Sly, once, but often two or three
second runes, is a put-off. They manage
from right, to use 1t as a noun, ad1ect:lv~
ln "Baby adverb a.mi verb Is th.is a plus<
Geniuses." I really expected more There
are times when the movie IS fun-
ny and caring, but the momen
aren't consistent You decide. panic attacks that are threaten-
ing bis credibility with the "(drru·
ly" members.
Mr. V instructs his henchmen
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Thursday, March 11 1 1999
, 'T he national heartbreak of
•• Jan. 28, 1986, when the
s~ce shuttle ChaUenger
explodecf seconds after takeoff, is
the focal point of Jane Anderson's
dramatic collage "Defying Gravi·
ty. • receiving its Orange County
· ~ and quite possibly West Coast
lone "survivor,• offers his obser-
vations on art Crom an outer-
space perspective. The latter
segment occurs in 2006, 20
years alter the tragedy.
~ ..... premiere at OCC.
Anderson's treatment of the
drama surrounding the disaster
is episodic .
f and often ~ THEATER REVIEW surreal -
Primarily, however, "Defying
Gravity• centers on school-
teacher Christa McAutiffe, one of
the seven astropauts aboard, and
the little daughter she left
behind. Blended into the trau-
matic mixture are a guilt-ridden
ground crew member, his bar
waitress girlfriend and a retired
couple traveling the country in
their Winnebago who happen to
be in Florida at the time.
p one of her
g characters is
Director John Ferzacca has
woven this strange scenatjo into
an articulate and affecting pro-
duction that covers much territo·
ry in its brief, 100-nii.ndte run-
I tee long-dead French impres-
q 111Slonist Claude Monet, who is
s1 1 1 "along for the ride and, as the ti
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ning time. The principals and a
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and out of the spotlight seamless-
ly, experiencing the ~vent from
their varying vantage points.
Most riveting of the company
is Jessica Seely as the bratty
daughter of the chosen teacher,
overflowing with the self-cen-
tered emotions of the very
young. Seely beautifully inter-
prets the pain and anger shared
by the country on that very dark
day.
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llffe (who is never mentioned by
name) as an eager, energetic
educator hoping to open her stu-
dents' minds. In a wonderfully
stageCl series of scenes, Weaver
repeatedly attempts to engage
her pupils about the wonders of
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life with discouragingly sparse
feedback.
Monet, who drifts in cmd out
of the picture wi"\h his paintbrush
and easel, is presented with wit
and sagacity by Gregory Chica.
His presence, while initially mys-
tifying, fits the tone of the play
quite nicely as he interacts with
the present-day characters.
George Rothman and Harriet
Wedding Receptions
Corporate Dinners
Rehearsal Dinners
Wbitmyer fill the comic relief
assignments splendi~y as. th~
lovll\gly bickering Aitirees with a
ringside seat on history. ~ill
Nada is convincing as the pained
NASA worker, while Dahlia
Alony paints her waitress with,
measured, realist;ic strokes.
Two moments in particular~
breathtaking in the OCC produc-
tion -the explosion itself, with
the horrified reactions, and the
finale1 as set designer David
" Scaglione's·version of outer space
surrounds the audiente, eliciting
a sense of awe and wonder. ·
Scaglione <ilso provides a series
of projections, including a num-
ber of Monet'Paintings; which
intensify the production.
#Defying Gravity" is an imagi-
native glimpse of history, with.a
fast-forward to the futur~as an
afterword. It's a well-crafted ..
l~acy for Christa McAuliff e and
beu;ompanions in tragedy.
• TOM TITUS reviews local theater for
the Daily Piiot. His reviews appear
Thursdays and Saturdays. '
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'JAZZ DUO
Borders Book.s, Music & Cafe
presents Brian Barrett and Jason
Wilkons who will perform
straight-ahead jazz from 8 to 10
p.m. Friday at 1890 Newport
Blvd., Costa Mesa. Event ts free.
Call (949) 631-1457.
FLUTIST AND GUITARIST
• Plutist Emmanuel Pahud and
gtµtarist Manuel Barrueco will
);>erf orm at 4 p.m . Sunday in
Pounders Hall at the Orange
Jdclrtmt:¥-P~erforming Arfs Center.
Their p am includes Casteln-
uovo-
Tedesco's AAER·HOURS Sonatina,
Opus 2051
Michael
Daugherty's •t Loved Lucy•; Leo
Brower's •rute of the 0rtshas··
Telemann's •Pantasie• No. 6 ~ D
Minor and •fantasie• No. 7 in D
Major. Tickets are $32. The Cen-
ter is at 600 Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa. Por more informa-
. tion, call (714) 556-ARTS.
TERENCE BLANCHARD
Popular trumpeter Terence Bl8.n-
chard performs at 7:30 p.m. and
9:45 p.m. April 9-10 at the
. Orange County Performing Arts
Center. One oC Hollywood's
\ liottest composers and arrangers,
. '81.anchard bas been compared to a mid-1960's Miles Davis. Ticltets
1lre $30 to $34. The Center is at
'600 Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa. For more inf onnation, call
(714) 556-ARTS.
~GGY SUE GOT MURDERED'
e city of Newport Beach pre-
sents •Peggy Sue Got Mur-
~ dered• presented by the Reper-
tory Theater of America at 5:30
,m. today at the OASIS Senior
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'DEFYING GRAVITY'
Orange Coast CQllege stages the
Orange County premiere of Jane
Andersoi;\'.s new drama, •Defying
Gra\lity, • unW March 14. Curtain
is set for 8 p.m. on all days except
Sundays at 2 p.m. The drama is
inspired by the 1986 space shuttle
Cballeng& disaster. Advance tick-
ets are $6 and $7, $8 and $9 at the
door. OCC is at 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. For more infor-
mation. call (114) 432-5880.
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'THE SPIRIT OF JAPAN'
"lbe Spirit of Japan: Ugbt. Shad-
ow, 0etan• exhibit. featuring furni-
ture, drawings and sketeheS made
accoiding to the ancient Japanese
art form of joinery, is on display
through April 14 at Orange Coast
College's Art Gallery. Artist
Minoru Yokoyama's designs
include wood to explore human
and spiritual relationships. Admis-
liion is free. Hours are 11 a.m. to 3
p.m. Monday through Thursday
and 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thwsday. OCC
is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. For more information, call
(714) 432-5039.
'ARTIS"rS EYE'
The Orange County Fine Arts
association announces its seventh
annual M Artist's Eye• exhibition
'Starting through March 28 at
South Coast Plaza Village in San-
ta Ana. The exhibition bnngs
together traditional and contem-
porary art presented in mediums
such as oil and a6ylic, watercol-
or, pastel, mixed media, sculp-
ture and photography. Admission
js free. Hours are 10 a.m. to 8
p.m. Wednesday through Satur-
day and 11 a .m. to 5 p.m. Sun-
day. The exhibit is at 1651 Sun-
flower Ave., Suite B-15, Santa
Ana. For more information, call
(714) 540-6430.
DRAGON
SPROUT II
Umtted edition
g•x I~·
Sculpture by
Rick c.aln
Psychic Readings
(call store for appointment)
rrOTAL IEJNG' •total Being,· an exhibit of
watercolors by local ut1st Tat
Shinno, ii on display through
March m the Newport Beach
Central Ubrary foyer. Created
with Chinese brushes and trans-
parent watercolors on cotton-rag
paper, the photographic-style
works focus on nature. The
library is at 1000 Avocado Ave.
For more information, call (949)
717-3801.
LOCAL ARTISTS
The Showcase Gallery in South
Coast Plaza. features original art
by members of O range County
Fine Arts Inc. one of the largest
Southern California regional art
associations. Artistic styles range
from traditional to contemporary
in oil, acrylic, pastel, photogra-'
phy and sculpture. Exhibits
change bimonthly. and are ongo-
ing. Admission and parking are
free. Hours a.re 11 a.in. to 5 p.m.
Wednesday through Saturday
and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. The
gallery is at South Coast Plaza
Village, 1631 W. Sunflower Ave.,
Santa Ana. For more information,
call (714) 540-6430.
. 'MUSICAL TREASURES'
The P})ilhannonic Society and
The Bowers Museum of Cultural
Art present the exhibit ~
#Beethoven: Musical Treasures
From the Age of Revolution and
Romance" through March 21. On
display will be instruments from
Beethoven's time as well as first
· editions of hls symphonies, his
manuscripts and other materials.
Tickets a.re $6 for adults, $4 for
seniors and students, $2 for chil-
dren 5 to 12. Children under 5
are free. Museum hours are
Tuesdays through Sundays 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. and Thursdays
until 9 p.m. The museum is at
2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana. For
more information, call (949) 553-
2422.
'HOUDIN'S HOUSE'
• Houdin's House,• an instduab.on
by Southern California artist
Tony Del..ap reflecting the artisrs
ongoing fascination with magic
and sleight-of-hand, is on display
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through June 20 at the Orange
County Museum of Art. Hours
a.re 11 a ,m . to 5 p~m., Tuesdays
through Sundays. Tickets are SS
for adults, 5' for seniors and stu-
dents, and free for children
under 16 and museum members.
The museum is at 850 San
Clemente Drive, Newport Beach.
Por more information, call (949)
759-1122.
'CANYONS AND DESERTS' \
The Orange County Museum of
Art presents •eanyons and
DesE>rts: Picturing the Western
Landscape," a selection of paint-
ings, prints, and photographs, at
the South Coast Plaza Gallery
during mall hours through April
25. Admission is free. For more
information, call the musewn at
(949) 759-1122.
'A BRUSH WITH THE SEA'
The Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum hosts the exhibit "A
Brush With The Sea,• featuring
marine art with a special focus
on the Pacific Ocean, through
Sunday in the Grand Salon on
the museum's second deck. The
museum is at 151 E . Coast High-
way, Newport Beach. For more
information, call (949) 673-7863.
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Twin Palms oflers swmg mUStc at
8 p.m. Sundays; dinner jazz from
6to10 p.m. Wednesdays and
Saturdays: a rhytlVn and blu
band Thursdays, and o top
-40/funk band Fridays. The eatery
is at Pasluon Island, 630 Newport
Center Drive, Nt>wport Beach.
For more information call (949)
721-8288.
DANCE 204
Dance company offers pnvate
and group instruction in begl.ll-
ning and advanced ballroom.
Latin and modem dancing at 204
Washington St., f:3alboa. For more
information, call (949) 675-9082.
BAUROOM FOR SENIORS
The Costa Mesa Seruor Center
offers ballroom dancing to the
music of the Ray Robbins Combo
for adults from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.
every Tuesday. Singles and cou-
ples a.re welcome. Cost is $3. The
center is at 695 W 19th St.. Costa
Mesa. For more inform.ab.on, call
(949) 645-2356
MARINERS CHURCH
Chorus Llne Dance Stucbo offers
Thursday, Morch 11 , 1 m A 11
a s~al dance ciass for mem·
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Church every Friday from 7 to
9:30 p.m. at 3100 B. Coast High·
way, Corona det Mar. Cost is S8.
To regtster, call (9'9) 640-5256.
BAWtOOM DANONG
The nonprofit Defore Foundation
for tl:ie Arts offers ballroom danc·
ing at 7:30 p.m. ever1 Friday. A
dl.fferent ballroom dance style is
taught each month. Cost is $8,
with 20% going to the towida·
11on's schola.rsrup program. The
foundation ~ at 151 Kalmus Drive,
G-3, Costa Mesa. For more inf or-
mation, call (71-4) 241-9908.
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FRIDAY NIGHT FILMS
The classic Hollywood film.
•Gentlemen's Agreement•
(1947), will be shown at 6:30 p.m.
March 19 in the Lyon Auditonum
at the Orange County Museum
of Art. Tickets are $5 for the gen-
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students and museum member.;.
The musewn is at 850 San
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Greet.ings and best wishes, Homer.
NOw comes the hard pa'rt
W ekome to N{'wport Beach,
Homer Bludau. A lot of
people have been waiting a
bnu 'time to mc<'l you After the ~el
cor11ng party t-nds, the work begins.
A'1<l th<.>1e\ a lot of it in .Newport
ed soon, and the city must see it
through.
• Newport Cent"i expansion -
The horyie of Fashion Island and high-
end office buildings. It's Newport's
unofficial downtown The Irvine Co.
owns it, the city wcrnt'\ to know what
the development ghnt wants to do
with it, and many rf's1dents would like
to see it stay just as it is. A recent pro-
posal to add 720,000 square feet of
retail and office space will generate
plenty of meetinqs and planning ses-
siorn. -and much d halt>.
Agency's investiga-
tion into whether
landowners Aera
Energy and Rancho
Santiago Partnetship
-which teamed up
with Taylor Woodrow
for the home devel-
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don't. Those who don 't largely are the
people who live there. Newport Beach
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base. But Newport Coast residents say
they're ha ppy being under county
rule and worry incorporation will suck
them -and all their Mello-Roos mon-
ey -into a black-hole at City Hall.
b .. ,dt h· the pl!ninsula reVItalizatJon,
~"wpurt C'f•nter expansion, Banning
kcJl\th, Cl Toro, Newport Coast
u1~r11•xlltton, Bar k Bay preservation,
t .... atltnq.
responsible for illegal Homer Bludau
dumping in the adja-
cent wetlands. S1111u• of thPS<' mutters have been
r•11 111d <.1 lonq turn!, others are JUSl
p.1 p111q up on tlw tuddr Neverthe-
• .... ' lht·y clft• ... urc to drouse con-• Banning Rl\I\Ch Taylor
• El Toro -This is the biggest issue
facing Newport Beach. Newport
wants an international airport at the El
Toro Marine Corps Air Base, South
Co~ty residents don't. Newport bas
spent millions on lobbyists and strate-
gies, and the· battle i~ nowhere near
an end. The basic feeling among
Newport residents ls this: Secure an
airport at El Toro if you can , but what-
ever happens, save John Wayne from
an unwanted expansion.
• Back Bay presel"'{ation -How to
save the bay. It's a question that's
dogged the city for years and years. A
dredging project is in progress, but
the question of how to pay for such
work in the future still needs to be
answered.
te u<m I IPrl'\ ct "><ou ting report:
• l3,1lhor1 P1•nmsulc1 rev1ldlizalJnn -
t"hf' pt·11111c;ulc1 1s tl qrec1l drea thats
t ,; \'IJ Ill WE' don't think anything's
t 1111111 .. 1 l11•rc·. hut it neE>d~ immediate
, u~nt1011 ·r tw c1n•c1's v1tc1ltty is blPed-
1 ..y 1111111 ti"• l'lltply storcf ronls dnd
Woodrow wanu. to owld 1,750 homes
along a stretch of land T\ext to 120
acres of wetlands off East Coast High-
way. The development promises to be
cJ nicP one, with some luxury homes,
an mn dlld a retail center. 'Ti'affic is
surf' to be a major concern -can
Coa<;t Highway or 19th Street handle
all the traffic without a bridge to
• Healing -The City Council
needs it, and so does everyone else in
·the city, which would0love to get a
sense of stability from its council. The
council, h owever, is still trying to get
its sea legs after the tumultuous
departure of your predecessor and an
election that was both expensive and
messy.
r 1gntr111111· prirkmq. Whal ~hould be
mo11q N I'\\. J>OJ t\ hcc1 llhiest business
c m 111111111l11 ·-, h,,., turned into an ane-
1._1r (f1,f1ic I /\ plcin nt>ecls lo be SPlect-
I Juntington Beach ? There's also the
1-.~ rnvmmmental Protection
• Newport Coast annexation -
Some people want it, some people
There you have it, Homer. Have at
'em. And good luck.
I ~{(: rP~<' U<' craft
1 oa k<·~ big waves
.;bt rl'd<I t1boul the dITlph1b1-
'•lW> re~c111· < r<11t ll'>ing the ldunch
1 .nip cit NPwport Dunl's ("On d
1 ARC'.' Mc1r< h I).
Tlw w11VC''> h<• tndk<'~ ctre redl-
lv C"UI<· u11 t1I o lltllt• kid who's gel-
1 l"'!J on rn rnll of t1 hot1t !alls in
u wt1h•1 or cm the concrete
cock!>. An c!lde rly person JUSl
y"1Wn<J 111 tt hot1t or out of one
11 •nu < ht11K~ tor st1lety when
ti rrdlt's waves hit their boat
I ~. about d $40,000 fishing·
h I 1..>our1cl'd up nn the tratler·
ll! ..-rs -or d sailboat's keel
biitincmg off the floor of the
r p?
C:et C'<1pl CasPy to • 1t>t 1t
loo'> •' c1l th<• rowmq center It
w1U llf'fp th<' rowNS dec1I with
the 11lhc•r <"••Pl CtisP.ys out 1n the
h~
GARY ONTIVEROS
Cnc;tc1 Mes.1
~ apP incident was a
t Cagic first time .
: :>,,hcC' ScJl. Tom Boylc1n l>dld . es Jong dS I can re meml.H?I, we
t ivt'n't hctd a case like> this out m
thbt dH'<I " I l>ellevr lhdl 1s wht1t
u· !armer .. did wh1•11 tu .. horw
1 ~cl: "I IP n<>ver did lhrt l h<'fotP "
:MaylH• thc>re> is !.onwtluny tfii t: 1111porldnl tht1n 111\\.inq
''} 'puhltc nui!ittm <>" 1 t1rs
... (i1 l'dt c1Clv1ce to lounsl<, If you
Ji-in <. "osta Me!>,1, linnq
u·nd" or c1 cluq for p11>tf>C·tlon ~lJ c omP hc1ck, yr1 hPdr'
" •
SID SOFFER
< >wnPr, Std'!. StPdkhouse
LtlS Veqas
I ti.r board hasn't been
t eeatnd fairly
•1 W<tS rf'IH'Vf'd lo !il•l• the
( hc1•1CJi' ( '011n ty rmr ht><llO'S )Pl·
I r Jpf1•111h11q thl'lll<,<•lvei. !Rchut-
1 , r=111r ho11rd '"only p1otecting
s ti' t~1xpttVN'-' rrwnPy, • Feb.
l~
Sac h .11 llc If• c1nd J('ltN lo U1e
1,•Jr th.ti I ht1v1• rc•tlCI until now
r. 0.1t·v11 llw lnu bt1d ldirgrounds
hy alter Ulu poor defenseless
t•owner. I think lhl" rni.idents
' o continued wtth what in my
lun WdS d fnvolous lawsuit to
a s d property owner into {llV·
up property US(• nghts c;hould
ti Jd accountablfl.
! 1 y wouldn't ht1ve 1«-t the
s;round$ o(f the hook had the
f
M A I LBA G
DON LEACH I OAllY Pit.OT
The l.ARC Ne~., Monster amphibious vehicle launches into Upper Newport Bay on Its maiden voy-
dge, which wa~ actually a tour around the Back Bay. The new vehicle will offer tours around the
harbor.
~
lawsuit tumeci out the olhPr Wi\Y
l tlunk the pevple who sCH;\.-.uu
over these poor. defenseless resi-
dents -who rhose homes next
to thP tdligTOunds and amphithe-
ater but want i\ -.Jpepy res1denllal
neighborhood arc thel.I' attor-
ney. RJchard "p•x. ilnrl the Neci-
erlander Urg<lni;ratjon
The-reStdPnt were rluped and
used Smee th obv1011..,ly
understand h ,. to hie 11 lawswl,
why don't they !>UP thosu who
dctually wronged thPm?
tcATIE W1 LSON
Costa Mesd
Piecema.kP.r's loophole
may backfire
ln~ofar a~ the 1'1ecc1ndkers'
plan 10 avoid inspections hy the
county's Environmenlttl Hf>ci.lth
DiVLSion by ii.suing cu~tomers. ·
cards identifying them oi:. •volun-
teer employees,• Mill io Kolai.1nci-
lo ought to be c-arcful whnt ~ruht
she seeks troll' thP 11'1w, h')Ca \150
she might get it ( "Pll!Cclllakt.m.
find loophole tn pPlmit;Jaw,"
Feb. 19).
tf r hov11 it right, cmployef)~
lnjuredm tt-e •c:ou o t'\nd s .. µ
of their cmnloymnnt• are entitled
by ldw to wnrkN's"Compe.n41"tton
benefits. I ilAgino th~ <"fJ~'"
quences~· ·m •'\jmy to o:l of
these •volunteer employees•
while working for the Piecemak-
ers. Kolasinski would tum to her
worker's compensation insurance
carrier, who would probably
decline to handle the claim. Thal
would leave KoldSlllSkl and the
Piecemdkers liable for the bene-
fits cldlJT\ed by the "volunteer
employee.•
DAVID J. STILLER
Costa Mesa
When the government code
enforcers enter a business to
mdke an inspection, they ace
~ually greeted by business own-
ers bowing down and quive ring
with fedr at the jackbooted gov-
ernment regulators.
But not at the P1ecemake rs.
Marie Kolasinsk.j and Anne
Sorensen know their constitu-
tional rights. They know they
have a legal, and moral, right to
run their busmess on their own
pnvate property, unmolested by
govenunentsnoops.Thesnoops
don't like that. They want poople
to kowtow to them, to bow down
in abject sub ervience m the face
of gov mmenlouthonty. And
that is the primary reason the
regulators continuously hara.~
th Pi8cemakers.
Ptom yow own story, you
muat laugh et the Vlolatton
The Orange County
Fairgrounds ll eeeklng to
coUed $.1.3 mllllon In legal
feel from Jeanne Brown.
Mlft, and Laurie Lusk, who
liatervened dunng the
laWIUlt between th
Nederlander Ot"ganlution
mad the Orange Couofy
Fa tr.
quoted: storing of food and uten-
sils in Jdnitorial room. Get real
And for th.is we have a gov-
ernment bureaucracy? What a
waste. We should get rid of the
city and county health depart-
ments. Abolish them altogether
and fire the inspectors.
The Nanny State sees the citi-
zen as a helpless doofus. So
they've concocted these regula-
tory monstros1bes to harass and
rob business
The Piecemakers' violation is
building a multurullion-dollar
business on little Uu.ngs like
quilts and homemade soups,
without government help. The
Nanny State doesn't like it when
you don't need their services.
The Plecemakers are real
heroes for liberty because they
fight over principles. The princi-
ple is that the dty or county has
no constitutional authority to
demand money for permission to
do what our Constitution already
pt"rmits .• So they dclend tho e
prindples.
Of course, in a day when tho
Senate admits the president is a
liar and a crook but still votes to
acqwt him, 1t appears anachro-
n Uc to &ee a group of qullUng
lodies fighting for somethlng as
unple as nicr pnnciples .... The
l>ieccmakers are not having run·
·ins wtlh the government. It is the
ovcmmcnt that ls forcing run-
tn w1th the Piccemakcrs.
Jt ts tho gov m.ment that
ll\Vadc tho Piecen1akers' proper·
ties anct tries to hake the m ·
down for monf"y by seillrig them .
pem\Jts. The Piucemakers are
nund.ing their own b usiness. It lB
the governnwnt thlll is commit-
ting ag g ion, invl'dmo oth r
people's property a_nd violating
th llf rights to tho peaceful enjoy-
an nt of lh tr property.
'fyranl._ don't Uk rcslstunce to
th 1r lluthonty. All of lhn wguln-
tory ogcnd a re litUe f)Od<ets of
tyranny. And they run by
pipsqueak god• wbo love to
\JW their r.• Qlgbt UOUnd.
hnut 2lm ~ ago, they
were the inipelu!l for thlS line
from the Declaration of Indepen-
dence: "He (the King) hath sent
hither swarms of officers to
harass our people and eat out
their substance."
It's probably time for another
revolution.
So I urge the Pilot to correct Its
· assumptions on coverage of the
Piecemakers. Instead of assum-
ing the Piecemakers are wrong,
you should assume the govern-
ment is wrong and challenge its
assertions.
Make the code enforc~t'S
e xplain themselves. Explarn why
the Piecemakers' "crimes"
threaten the established order
Also, make the government
e xplain its constitutional authori-
ty for harassing peaceful people
(they don't have it). Better yet,
make the code enforcers admit
there are no consumer com-
plaints against the Piece.makers
-only the inspectors themselves
are complairung. That should be
illuminating for you, right there.
It is your job to watch the gov-
ernment for the people, not to
• .watch the people for the govern-
ment. Stop operating as a propa-
ganda arm for the tyrants and
power seekers.
DON HUU
C'osta Me a
Bridge will lead Costa
Mesa to pot of gold
There is no 19th Street bridge .
There never was a 19th Street
bridge. What is at the west end
of 19th Street is a locked door, an
impenetrable barrier keeping us
in and others out, a barrier tha t
d enies West Side residents and
tourists direct access to the spa-
cious, clean, ocean beach at
Huntington State Beach, a
locked door that prevents travel-
ers and commuters' on the way to
the beach or on the way to the
Costa Mesa Freeway from dri-
ving through and spending mon-
ey in our commercial district
along West 19th Street.
Cities and businesses all
around us are spending hun-
dreds of millions of dollars to
build theme ~ks, entertainment
complexes, convention centers
and resort destinations, all in an
attempt to attract outsiders and
their money. This opportunity or
attracting outsider money also
exiSts for West Side Costa Mc a,
whe re instead of sµending mil-
lions to create a destination, we
just need to connect the two w
already have -the south end of
th Costa Mesa Freeway and
Huntington State Beach.
The key to the economtc rcvi-
talizatiorr of our West Sid i<t oth-
er people!t m<>My being .spent to
support our exilting WP.St Side
co~rdal district and to build
up West Side relldential proJ>f'rty
values $30,000 to $80,000, up to
where they should be.
The city ls apending S 190,000
on a West Side 5tudy, asking r 1·
dents and busin own n how
to fix thnt part or our city. The
answer l~ Just unlock th dClor at
the west e nd of 19th Str tend
Jet the mon~ ln.
M>IOT GRAHAM
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WR I t'E Y 0 U I
REP RESENTA TIVES
PRESIDENT
Bill Clinton, (0). The White
House, 1600 Pennsylvania
Ave., Washington, D.C.,
20500. Hotline (6 a.m. to 2
p.m.) (202) 456-1 111.
VICE PRESIDENT
Al Gore, (D), The Capitol
Building, Suite 212. Wash-
ington, D.C., 20500.
GOVERNOR
Gray Davis, (0). State Capi-
tol, Sacramento 95814, (916)
445-2841 .
U.S. SENATORS
• Barbara Boxer, (D), 112
Hart Senate Building, Suite
112, Washington, D.C.,
20510, (202) 224-3553; or
2250 E. Imperial Highway,
Suite 545, El Segundo 90245,
(310) 414-5700.
• Dianne Feinstetn, (0), 331
Hart Building, Washington,
D.C., 20510, (202) 224-3841;
or 11111 Santa Monica Blvd.,
Suite 915, Los Angeles
90025, (310) 914-7300.
HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES
•Chris Cox, (R), 47tb District,
1 Newport Place, Suite 420,
Newport Beach 92660, (7141
756-2244i or 2402 Rayburn
Building, Washington, D.C.,
20515, (202) 225-5611. (Rep-
resents most of Newport
Beach.)
• Dana Rohrabacher, {R),
45th District. 101 Main St.,
Suite JC, HWltington Bea<-h
92648, (714) 960·6483; or
1027 Longworth Building,
Washiitgton, D.C., (202) 225·
2415. (Represents Costa
Me a and Wesl NewJ'Qrt
Beach).
STATE SENATE > •
Ross Johnson (R), 35th 0
ltict, 18552 Ma~hur Blvd.,
Su.ite 220, Irvine 92715, 83:~
-0180.
STATE ASSEMBLY
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MICHELLE YEE I DAllY PILOT
Niki Houseal, 10, front, was one of nine students from Mar-
shall's Tae Kwan Do in Costa Mesa who earned medals in
the state Junior OIYlllpics last weekend. Ntkl received a
gold medal ln a higher weight class than she usually com-
petes 1n. Other medalists were Jorge Me$la, 15, a silver in
forms and a gold in sparring; Lauren Paul, 12, gold in
forms and silver ln sparring: Steven Newman, 13, bronze ln
sparring; Shane Uncoln, 7, bronze in sparring; Logan
Mowery, 6, bronze in sparring; Jon Rolshelm, 14, gold in
sparring and bronze in forms; Ryan McDonald, 12, silver in
forms and gold in sparring; Natasha Artez, 8, bronze tn
sparring. All of the children will compete at the National
Tae Kwan Do Olympics in Las Vegas in July.
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OON'T FEAR nm WRONG
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Fine also said the deficit does
not mean that the district faces
insolvency. Even if no more mon-
ey comes in, there is plenty of
money in other accounts, which
means that the overall reserve is
well above the state·rec;ommend-
ed 3%.
"The district is financially
sound,~ said Superintendent
Robert Barbot. "We could take
money from other accounts, move
POLICE .
CONTINUED FROM A 1
there were 125 staff members.
The staff has grown to 280 people
working in 30,000 square feet of
space, when the station should be
48,000 to 50,000 square feet to fall
within-industry standards, consul-
tants said .
To accommodate growth,
rooms have been partitioned and
walls moved, but this approach
has its own set of problems. For
example, 1 112 years ago the c;on-
ference room was reduced' by
one-thin:tto make room.for anoth-
er office. The room, which once
could hold 20 to 24 people, holds
about 12 comfortably, said Cmd.r.
Richard Greer, .who oversees
police administrative services.
uw e have done a lot of internal
adjustments and are now using
the building in ways it was never
intended,~ Greer said.
Other examples include using
it, and be fine. But what we want
to do is change the w ay we do
business.•
That is why he decided to tell
the board about the low reserve,
even though no regulation com·
pelled him to do so, Barbot said.
Since coming to the district last
summer, Barbot said he and Fine
have started reorganizing the
way the distrtct keeps its books.
Rather than running all money
through the general fund, Barbot
said, the disbict will set up special
accounts and pay into them to
handle contingencies such as
teachers raises and . technology
Growing pains-7
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Mesa Police Depart-
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a former garage as the main pro'p·
erty storage room, one of at least
six different areas user for prop·
erty and evidence stordge at the
station. What exacerbates the
problem is that none of the rooms
are next to the Crime Scene
Investigations unit for' its use,
Greer said.
The lack of space also creates
practical concerns, with boxes of
property and records being stored
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bot said.
H the disbict continues to show
a deficit, county and state officials
will want to know why, said
Cathy Boggs, a financicil manager
for the Orange County Office of
Education.
Boggs said it was not typical m
Orange County for a distnct to
on three levels. Tl}.e method of
storage raises potential liability
and confidentiality issues, said
Michael Smith, a consultant.
The actual infrastructure of the
building -its electrical and
mechanical systems -are way
past ~eir prime, Smith said.
"Air handling units are in such
bad shape that people who main-
tain them are afraid fo touch them
for fear they'll fall apart,• Smith
said.
Consultants have recommend-
ed renovating along with expand-
ing the station. One of the options
preferred by police administrators
I is adding a second level at the
northeast comer of the station
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dip into its reserves. but she also
said that Newport-Mesa is a long
way from facing a reprimdlld by
either the county or the state.
"The fact that we don't have a
huge ending balance, and a huge
reserve, I take as a positive Cor the
kids," said Fine, adding that the
disbict is •not in the banking
business or the investment busi·
ness. •
"It's our job to spend the mon-
ey," he said. "One of our prtorities
this year was to raise teachers'
salaries, because that's where the
rubber meets the road with the
kids.·
and e~nding to the east, toward
City H . .
• Po · e ad.m.lllistrators also pre· '
fet to stay at their present location
because of cost factors. the prox-/'
imity to City Hall and the station's
central location, Greer said.
The $12 million to $13 million
estimate includes renovation and
is less than the projected IlUJli..
mum of $19.5 million it wo4ld
take to start from scratch at anoth-
er location.
The next step is for police staff
to come up with a cost estimate
for designing the expansion. The
council will give consideration to
the request in June, during its
annual budget review.
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it helped that my wife, Elizabeth,
• • •
asked the inevitable;
"So, where 15 your wife going
to have the baby?"
Oh. sure, there wer plenty of
chuckles when I gave the answer,
but deep down I was wondering
just how I was going to make sure
that my kJD didn't get ent home
with one of those m cd-up fam-
ilie you see on the "Sally Jessy
Raphael• show.
"I've never had • child
before," I ove'rbeard one nurse
telling her colleaguei as they
walked toward the hospital cafe-
tena. "But I would be counting
fingers and toes.•
Yeah, but don't they·all have
fingers and toesl
I was soon to ftnd out that my
fears were unwarranted.
~rself 6 rPgistcred nurse,
• surC'd m<> M°l(•rt• Wds nothrng to
·worry about
Still, lcddmq up to the buth, I
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And t wasn't the only one
thmking that way. By the time my
Wlfe and I checked ln to the hos·
p1taJ, there was quiet and not-so-
quiet murmuring taking place in
the haUs of St. Joseph.
The care my wife and my new
daughter, Danielle, received
could hardly be topped. From the
labor and delivery nurses to the
food servers and ~ndy stripers,
there wasn't anything to complain
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The new technology, particu-
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patients dunng the diagnostic
phase, making the process quick-
er and easier. Diagnosing the dis·
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also ebminates the risk of stroke
and other complications.
A good example is people with
leaky heart valves, whQ should go
to surgery as soon as possible,
Shah said.
"With the 3-D imaging, the
abnormality can be detected with
considerable accuracy.• Shah
said.
Shah is in New Orleans this
week, along with heart iustitute
medical directors . Aidan Raney
and Joel H. Manchester, for the
American College of Cardiology's
· 48th annual Scientific Session.
Shah received special recogni-
tion on Wednesday, when he was
presented the 1999 Gifted
Teacher Award. The award is pre-
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And St. Joeeph'• doctors, mem-
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heaping portions of top~notch
hospitality that it would have
made even the most old·faati-
ioned of coiui~ doctors blush
with pnde.
For example, when little
Danielle got sent to the hospital's
special care unit at 2 a.m. one day
because her breathing was
unusually fast, my wUe was sur-
prised to find that the pediatrician
had dragged herself out· of bed to
check on the little one personally.
Danielle ts just tine, by the way.
And a day or two after my wife
made contributions to cardiovas-
cular medicine by teaching stu-
dents at the undergraduate and
postdoctoral level.
At the conference, the doctors
are making important contacts to
obtain the new echocardiography
equipment, Shah said.
•Without the tournament and
funding support, it. would be
impossible for us to get this tech-
nology soon,• Shah said. "1bis is
the time for us to be getting it,
because we will be on the fore-
front of technology.•
Vicky Uster, vice president of
ambulatory and surgical services
for Hoag, said the .golf tourna-
ment is valuable ~use it pro-
motes involvement and support
by the community.
That couldn't be more true this
week.
"The attention and community
involvement the Toshiba Senior
Classic brings to the heart insti-
tute can't be matched,• Uster
·said. "It will go a long way toward
continuing to add more equip-
ment.•
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was di9charged from the hospital,
we received a phone can at home
from the delivery doctor, who was
just checking to make sure he
was getting the proper rest to
recover from the operabon. I don't
know too many doctor$ who
would do that without flJ'St ftgur·
1ng out how to reverse the tele-
phone charges.
Yeah, I know what you're
thinking. The folks at St. Joe were
on their best behavior after all the
bad publicity. But I tend to believe
the opposite. I believe the d~tors
and nurses and other profession-
als at St. Joseph Hospital are the
cream of the crop, and I kno
well as anyone that from t1rD*
tune, your luck can just run afOW •
Then again, that can ch~
too. The good health of our qat?y,
gul makes me feel like the 1 · -
est man in the world.
As for Danielle, and whethet
she inherited her father's bad llm7
mg, J think the answer is cle
Sbe timed everything just
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S I I I 0 I :C L l S S I C
• !t's the ultimate m the game,·
and Al Geib~rger is the original.
RICHARD DuNN
NEWPORT BEACH -As Al Geiberg-
er prepared to tee off Wednesday in the
Toshiba Senior Classic Pro-Am, an auto-
graph-seeking fan approached the
Senior PG}.\ Tour veteran and asked him
to sign a piece of golf memor&bilia.
"Could you please write 59?" the fan T OSHIBA
requested.
After signing, Geiberger returned his .
attention to the reporter asking questions and quipped,
innocently:
"He means Mr. 59," Geiberger said. referring ta h.ls ~
name since becoming the first on the PGA Tour to record a 59.
"Original," Geiberger continued, alluding to the fact that
be was indeed the first to break 60. "Well, now that's too
long to write.•
Long before David Duval popularized tlre magical mun-
ber 59 on a PGA Tour scorecard -becoming only the third to
reach such a stroke count at the Bob Ho~ Classic in Janu-
ary -Geiberge r invented it. ·
Geiberger said since Duval matched
the record, talk of his 59 in the second
round of the Danny Thomas-Memphis
Classic has increased.
"It helps, because people don't for-
get you,• said Geit;>erger, who shot 13-Al ..... ...,.
under-par that June day and went on
to win the tournament, one of his 11 Mr. 59
PGA Tour titles.
In 1991, Chip Beck became the second to shoot 59 at the
Las Vegas Invitational at Sunrise Golf Course.
. But Geiberger, who also competes in the MasterCard
Champions for players over 60, will never forget the 11-
birdie, one-eagle round that earned him the title "Mr. 59. •
But will anyone shoot.58?
"That'S' a long ways, 59 to 58, • Geiberger said. "There are
so many good swings out there. I look at the guys on tour
and the players are so aggressive. People talk about new
balls and clubs, but it's the instruction that has improved in
golf. There are so many good instructors today and teachers,
like on 'The Goll Channel,' it's all having an effect.
~The goH swing has basically become simplified, with
everyone trying to get the minimum amo\lllt of movement
for maximu,m power. It's like the compact (baseball) swing of
Mark McGwire. Everyone's going to copy it and teach it to
the Uttle Leaguers."
The emergence of Tiger Woods on tour, Geiberger said,
has also made an enormous impact of how lessons are given.
"Players on the PGA Tour today are going for greens that
never entered my mind,• he said. , ·
But Geiberger, whose son, Brent, plays on the PGA Tour
and other son, John, is the head golf coach at Pepperdine, is DON LEACH / DAILY PILOT
old school. Al Gelberger tees off with the same fluid motion that led to historic 59.
Geiberger was eighth an the PGA Tour money list in 1963
and won $34, 126. Last year, eighth place earned over $1.6 million on
the tourr"For Geiberger, 61, the Senior Tour, celebrating its 20th
anniversary this year, has been a blessing.
Last year, his first full season in the 60-and-over-MasterCard cat-
egory, he enjoyed great success, winning four times and finishing
third on the final money list with $234,500.
But Geiberger has also been a hero to another component of the
world, achieving much more than a 59.
Toward the end of his PGA Tour career, Geiberger had been so
troubled with stomach problems that a ~ournament doctor suggest-
ed eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, so "Mr. 59" began
carrying them around in his golf bag during competitive rounds.
He still does it.
"I forgot to go to the store last night and get some peanut butter,•
Geiberger said Wednesday. "I eat them mainly when the tourna-
ments start.•
Geiberger, though, who h~ struggled in the past in the Toshiba
Senior Classic at Newport Beach Country Club, had an illness so
catastrophic that he needed to shoot lower than 59.
Geiberger had an "ileostomy," a surgical procedure in which the
colon has to be removed and a life with a bag at your side is
required. But Geiberger recovered and continued to play goU when
many people in the world after such an operation would unseat
themselves from society.
When Geiberger tees off Friday in the Toshiba Classic, he'll con-
tinue to be one of the players smiling.
QUOTE Of THE DAY
•Playtn on the PGA Tcu today en going fut pns
that nMr nred my mind ... •
Al Gelberger, Mr. 59
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SPORTS HALL OF FAME
CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM
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Orange Coast
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• When junior college football was one of Southern"'~==~ . ....
California's major attactions, he was in the thick of i~:;: ... ...,,""".,. .._
0 ne of the first oig M
California coaching
names to surge into
the junior college football
headlines after World War Il
faded away was Ray Rosso.
He may not have been
-viewed as a towering coaching
figure before the great war ·
ended, but his name
started expanding
quickly after he had
coached Chaffey College
to two Eastern Confer-
ence championships and
guided the '47 team into
the Junior Rose Bowl in
Pasadena.
Chaffey defeated
Oklahoma's Cameron
Aggies for the national
drew gridiron honors as an ~ ... --: :
All-City guard at UniversitY Hi¢1
in Oakland in 1934 and '35. ~
Anothet.star arose under the
late Stub Allison, a Cal Berkefey
Bear coach, when Rosso maqe)\-
trip to the Ro~ Bowl in 1937. •:
He was voted t'Q one All-Coa.liY:: •
squad at guard in 1939. ::::;:;.
He became a Navy pilot : ·: ....
during WWll and once on a ---
replacement squadron in Hawaii,
assigned to the carrier
USS Lexington. ~
Had that flight ever
arrived, Rosso may well
have come aaoss the
direction of a flight
deek officer named Al
Irwin in the south
Pacific. Years later,
1rwtn would coach at
championship. Ray Rosso After drawing a major
· both Newport Harbor
High and Orange coast
Reflecting back,,
Rosso said, "ln those
boost in national recog-
nition, Rosso was offered the
head coaching post at the new
Orange Coast College in Costa
Mesa and accepted the job
immediately. although he would
be forced to start with tough
odds in recruiting and
acceptance of second-hand
equipment.
Rosso's early years at Orange
Coast were rewarding, which
included one JC bowl offer in
1949 and an Eastern Conference
championship in 1951. When
losses did come, they were
seldom by big margins. The
Pirates seemed to always ~ in
the hunt.
Although he retired from
football in 1955, Rosso remained
at Orange Coast and did
cammendable jobs coaching
other sports like goU and tennis.
A California native, Rosso was
born in Lafayette and bad
rewarding sports recognition,
particularly in football. He first
years (1948), the
Newport area was still very small
by comparison to Santd Ana.
There were very few people and
it was still an ideal resort area, so
1t was double fascination.·
Rosso said, •When we took
the campus over (one big section
of the old WWil Santa Ana Army
Air Corps base), all the buildings
were there. We had to build our
own fields (revamping two golf
courses for football practice and
baseball.•
He said, •At that b.me the
campus was out in Tunbuktu. ln
that group, too, there were
buildings used for residences. 1n
fact, the president of the coll~e
(Dr. Basil Peterson), lived on
campus ... all lived together in
a kind-of-like apartments.•
Ray Rosso. one of Orange
Coast College's stoned
individuals and a member of the
Daily Pilot's Sports Hall of Fame,
celebrating the oncoming
millennium.
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
ongratulations •
• Newport Harbor's two-sport standout considered one
'ot the school's most gifted athletes ln recent memory ..
BMRY FAULKNER
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T hough graced with rare
physical talents, chiseled
features, intelligence and
a humility which belies these
blessings, Zach Wells has not led
a fairy-tale athletic existence-at ;
Newport Harbor High.
Those who doubt this ·
assertion need only refer to the
senior standout's medical chart,
which includes a broken thumb
his junior soccer season and a
tom up shoulder just before his
swan-song prep campaign.
These maladies limited one of
the state's top goalkeepers to a
mere handful of games in goal
• . ~ . •
the latter half of his four-year
varsity career.
But they couldn't diminish his
reputation, wtuch helped him
earn .first-team All-Sea View
League honors and a s~t in a
state all-star tournament Sunday
and 'Monday. His si!Jllificant
stature in the club soccer
community also allowed him to
earn a scholarship offer from
Santa Clara, when, he has
verbally committed to play as
a collegian.
Additionally,' he'll join a team
of tandouts from the Western
United States for a two-week trip
to Argentina, beqinning
SEE ZACH WEU.S MGI M
• • Zach Wells
The Imne Company and Corona del Mar P.laza will be making a donation to the Newp>rt Harb«> .
School A · tion of outstanding ~rformances such u yours.
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1r ~ ·The next challenge:
.l ' ': J-tow can Hoag top it?·
"' e days of uncertaJ.nty have
a.nished, the midweek
pro-ams are filled with goU
eustomers months in advance,
cruf the Senior PGA Tour is no
longer sitting. on pins and
ooedles, wondering il the
Toshiba Senior Classic will
sWV1Ve in NeWp<>rt Beach.
• }"hese days, if one word could
·~~be the operation. of the
~or Tour stop at Newport
''Beach Country Club, it's smooth, like Hale lrwin's ll'on shots.
1' • ·~1 Tun Crosby, the Senior
'rPLr's Vice President of
Tourndment Business Affairs,
could clone the managing charity
of the Toshiba event. he would.
Hut, theri again, he likes his job
so maybe he wouldn't.
"These guys," Crosby said
W~nescJdy, ref erring to the
:~Jd< Hendrickson
.Hendrickson ..
~is lucky to
:be alive
• He's come a long way
after suffering torn aorta.
lfo 11,\111) Ht NI\
~root
NEWPOlff UEACI I -D1c:k
I leodnckson, who shot d nm•
Pa~~le W(•dnesddy on thf' hoh•
(No. HJ cons1dNPc1 tlw toughest
on thl.' golf course ldst Y•'dr m th<•
• bhibo Senior Clr1ss1c, ts more
lhun simply glad to hi.' hN<>.
"Thdl uuy's lucky to lw t1llve ...
&.aid Tim Crosby, Senior PGA
.:i;~ Vice President of Tournd·
.roent Dusinei-s AH,11rs.
. . l.dst Augui-t. while playinq in
the First of America Classic at
Gtc\Ild Rapids, Mich., Hendrick ·
iOO suffered d tom aorta, thP
• .Qody's largest blood vessel that is
lt1io attached to thP heart.
"It's a mtracle I'm still here,"
said Hendrickson, who played
bls· first competitive round
Wednesday in the 1bshJba Clas-
sic Pro-Am since undergoing
surgery.
l lendnckson, who had played
,JO or more C>vents for nine
· &t,(aight years on the Senior PGA
Tour before the tragedy, was in
bed for nine weeks, then was in a
wheelchair unUl November.
'I stdrted plating golf on Jan-
Uttry 26, • Hendrickson said
proudly. "I've come u Jong way,
baby, as. Uwy'd say."
~ .. !fendrlckson, who shot a see-
d-round 68 at Toshiba Classic
llSt ye6I and fired back-to-back
unds of 68 in 1997 at Newport
each Country Club to finish tied
r 10th, made quito a return to
e competitive Un.ks.
: With o 5-wood, Hendrickson
Ql'd out on No. 9, a 407-yarcl
"'=4 that is among thP hord<'st
oles on the course. Last year, it
. No. 17 for toughest-hole hon-~Or.. yleldtng only 19 birdies
t I ~(f~U1th fewest), while producing
·~ tb thlrd·most bogoys (69).
: : .. '"But llendrickJon's approach
1 : • liot bounced about 15 feet from
l I: the nag and rolled in. r •1•ve bc~n her 10 years and
£ .: l've n ver heard of a deuce on
:: nJn~." N wport Beach Country
~ •: Glub h d pro Paul Hahn S41d.
• • • 1t has never happen d in any I: tournament.I here and l'vo never
, h .mi of any members mukJng a J. d uce on nine.•
• ~ Hendrickson, the S nior Tour's
•, est play r at 6-root-7, aid
: ymg 18 hole Wedn d y and
• ,r cUdng took a lot out of him,
b "h 'U be r ady to moke the
: N,Wport Beach Country \tub
: lU\I this w kend.
_, flcndrlck on, 04, is aJ o a !or·
JJ'l r duh pro. 1 le wa!t onro o
hard-throwing b ball pitch r
th nickn~ •Roo Men·
Hoag Hospital Foundation
volunteers who manage the
toumal'nent, • ... if we could
replicate this (charity team) 37
more times out there on tour, J'd
be ou.t of a job·. You wouldn't
need me to do what J do.
•(The eventJ is on dUlo pilot.
But don't get me wrong -
they've workeo hard to get it that
way."
Everywhere you walk,
. every 1>top you make, every tee
box you visJt and every b1 t of the
. talk, there's a relaxed dttltude
never before experienced in the
previous four years of the
Toshiba event.
Last ye6I, Hoag's first ~
managing charity of the ·
tournament, the event rem.eel
over $700,000 and earned the
tour's inaugural Charity of the
Year Award.
"What Hale did on Sunday
last year (shooting a
couriie-record 62 in the final
round), it c;ouid only be ·
approached by the job of the
tournament committee and
(direttor) Jeff Purser,• Crosby
said. •And, still, l might give the
nod to the tournament commit-
tee. I'd give them a 61 to Hale's
62. The challenge now is, how
can you top it? ·we talked (Tuesday) night to
J 1ank Adler and Jake Rohrer
(tournament chairmen) and
everybody's more relaxed this
year. But I don't know if (Hoag)
can top last yeat7 To a certain
extent, maybe they can (raise .
more than $700,000), because
there's an expanding inventory,
but you can't point out a whole
lot more to sell."
• Prophettd •.. Considering the
magic of the final round in the
last two Toshiba .events, you' cl
think those finishes would also
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be hard to top.
Bob Murphy drained an
80-foot birdie putt <;>n the
then-record ninth playoff hole
to beat Jay Sigel and capture the
1997 Toshiba title, then Irwin
performed his wizardry last year
with the help or a bunker rake .
on 17 that prevented his ball. ~. .
from rolling in the water. '
PRO·IM
"With a nine-hole playoff and
what Hale did last year, the
(Toshiba Classic) undoubtedly
bad the most exciting final-round
play on tour for the last two
years," Crosby said. "The only
way to top it would be il
somebody hoJed out from the
fairway on 18 to win.•
•Gary Player, the 5-foot-7 Hall of Fame golfer, entertained the
pro-am crowd before teeing off
Wednesday while having a little
• tun" with Atsl,ltoshi Nishida, Presi-
dent of Toslilba Information Sys-
tems, Inc., who played in Player's
fivesome.
"That's why I always like
going to Japan,• Player said, ...
standing side by side with Nishi-
da. about an inch shorter, before
a photo sboot. "They always
write. 'Tall GqJ.¥....Player. • •
,Air, . • -~".:V'
• Murphy loves the fast lane:
DON LEACH I DAILY Pll..OT
Amateur Mike Mitton (above) bits from the bunker at No. 13 to
within a few feet of the pin; p(o Gary Player (left) acknowledged
the gallery after sinking a birdie putt on No. 2, and amateur Htdeo
Ito, below, right. gets a high five from playing parter David Sun
after Ito chipped in for an eagle.
PRO·IM
Today's schedule (second of two days)
~ ~ lrt 71JO a.m.
Let Trevino CW, Bob Dickson (18), Hubert Grwn (2), Bob ElstWOOd (!),
Wett.r' z.mbrlskl (4A), Rocky ThompiOn (48),• ,rtnlC COllnet (5), Teny Dill
(~ Mb McOJl~h (68). Butch Bfllrd (7). Witter Morgef'.I (IA), •
Tom McGlnnh (88), O.W Stockton (9), Chi Chi RodttgUU (10A), Bob Murphy (1-Jim~ (1 t), Larry Zlegllr (1~ ~Niche* (I~
~~(131),0.V.~(1~).Alttn~(ISA),
Don~ (158). HAY Sigel (16A), Barney Thompson (161). Tom JtflktOJ
(17), Gtlflt ~ (18A), T1>m Sh•w (188).
...... ~~1:15~"'· . tqfe Irwin ( 1 A), ry Nelson ( 1 fl), DeWitt WuWr (2), o.wi Quigley ()),
AlbtrtO Gitn (4A), Bruce SumtMf'Nyi (41), Watter Hall (5),
~rry McGM (IA). )!>t. lnrmn (61), .Mm AlbU'I (1), George Am. (IA),
J,Ohn .i.cotit (al)) Hugtt 8aloccN Cl), Gtt MOfgift (I~. lob ow.t 008).
Jimmy Powell (1 t), G~ lftwer (11), Tt)fn W.fQO (t3A), Giiby Gllbltrt (138).
c:.Mn Petitt {14), HO\Y41i'd T\Ni~ (15A).1Mty UOt-"i OSI), John Blend
(11A>. G~m MarSti (It$), OMS GnNin (17). ~i"hOril~ UIA>,
J C. Sntld {188)
Doily Pilot
Before the '97 Toshiba champion
teed off Wednesday, he bad a
few words for the local aowd.
"I'll tell you what's wrong with
people in Callfomia, • Murphy
said. 111!verybody's In a hurry.
You're driving down the road to
get here and the speed limit's SO
(mph), but everybody's going 70.
Then we get to the stoplight and
they're all there. bunched up in
front of me."
•Most thrllllng tee lhot . ·
Witnessed Wednesday was Mike
Stephens' dfive on bole No. 1,
wtiich be pulled left. His ball
headed for a grdup of palm trees
and the crowd held its collective
breath. But Stephens, President
and CEO of Hoag Hospital, split
the trees by inches and landed
safely in:tpe rough. The fans
loveQ it. ·
• tuatNm DUNN 's golf column
appears every Thursday.
FRIDAY'S
FIRST
ROUND
8:20 ·Bar-
ney Thomp-
son, Bill Hall,
Norm Davis
8:30 ·David
Lundstrom, TOSHIBA
Gary McCord,
Ray Carrasco
8:40 -Frank Conner,
Walter Hall, Tom McGinnis
8:50 • Watter Zembriski,
Lee Elder, Babe Hiskey
9 a.m. · Larry Laoretti,
Jerry McGee, Jim Thorpe
9:10 -Harold Henning,
Calvin Peete, Larry Mowry
9:20 ·Dave Hill, Orville
Moody, Tom Jenkins
9:30 -Billy Casper, Jim Ferree,
Don January
9:40 · Hubert Green,
Rocky Thompson, Tom Shaw
9:50 • Hale Irwin,
Bob Murphy, Gibby Gilbert
10 a.m. · Lee Trevino, Tom
Wargo, Bob Dickson
10:10 -Chi Chi Rodriguez,
Larry Nelson, Dana Quigley
10:20 · Gil Morgan,
Hugh Baiocchi, John Jacobs
10:30 ·Gary Player, Al
Geiberger, Bruce Summerhays
10:40 -Dave Stockton,
George Archer, Don Bies
10:50 • J.C. Snead, Allen
Doyle, John Bland
'
11 a.m. · Jay Sigel, Dave
Eichelberger, Larry Ziegler
11:10 ·David Graham,
Dale Douglass, Walt Morgan
11:20 -Graham Marsh,
Joe Inman, Terry Dill
11:30 -Jimmy Powell, Bob
Eastwood, Leonard Thompson
11 :40 -Charles Coody,
Jim Albus, John Mahaffey
11:50 ·Miller Barber,
Gay Brewer, Gene Littler
Noon. -DeWitt Weaver,
Butch Baird, Howard Twitty
12:10 ~Bobby Nichols,
Bob Wynn, Bob Duval
12:20 -Mike McCullough,
Fred Gibson, Alberto Giannone
· 12:30 • Dick Hendrickson,
Rick Acton, Steve Veriato
OOH LEACH/OAllY Pll.OT
PormerPGA
~Calvbl
Peet lalll ttom the
baDes'on.No.5
Ill Wtidae1clays
llro-Am play ..
TOlldba Week
move.Into
tOdaJ'I Ibid
romdef ....... wo ........ ...........
wq Jlrlday.
Gramps
time for ....
Archer
• Original Toshiba champ
enjoying his golden years
playing the Senior Tour.
RIOIARO DUNN
W:thGeorge
Archer about
to enter the
next stage of his golf
career, the Master-TOSHIBA
Card Champions for Senior PGA
Tour members 60 and older, he ...
makes sure not to miss the·
tmportant rounds of his golden
years.
Archer, who won the
inaugural Toshiba Senior Classic
in 1995 when the event was
played at Mesa Verde Country
Club in Costa Mesa, no longer
shows up to golf tournaments
with only bag and clubs.
Archer and his wife, Donna,
often travel to Senior Tour stops
with one of their five
grandchildren, giving their
parents a break for a week and
allowing the youngsters to
experience life with grandma
and grandpa, the 1969 champion
of the Masters Tournament, a
win that gave him carte blanche
for the rest of his golfing life.
"There's a lot more to life
than golf,· Archer said
-Wednesday in the clubhouse at
Newport Beach Cowrtry Club,
where he'll play m Toshiba
Classic V this week.
'
Arther, who turns 60 in
October, considers his
grandchildren (three boys and
two girls) the joy of his life. They
range from age 1 to 6. While
Archer plays in today's Toshiba
Senior Classic Pro-Am (1 :15 p.m.
shotgun start), h.is wife will take
one of the grandchildren to
Disneyland.
"There's such a joy being
with them and seeing them with
my wife," Archer said. "You
don't get to (experience) that
kind of JOY when you're 20.
You've got to be close to 60. •
Growing older doesn't bother
Archer, who said when he's 80
he'll look forward to hitting
"180-yard drives• and continue
to "enjoy the game:
Archer puts no pressure on
himself to win on the Senior
Tour. He's merely glad to be
walking, considering his
numerous surgeries -seven in
total, including a steel rod that
was put in his back at age 38.
Archer had hinted at a
possible retirement early in 1995
because of a degenerative hip,
then he won at Mesa Verde and
changed his mind, eventually
undergoing hlp-replacement
surgery m Apnl 1996 to save bis
career. Again. He'd constantly
been in pain.
• U we lived like people did
100 years ago, without today's
medical technology, I'd probably
be an alcoholic or a drunk,
because I'd drink so much to kill
the paln, • Archer said.
Archer, who also bad
operations on his left wrist (1975)
and left shoulder (1987), climbed
back into the winner's circle last
year on the Senior Tour, winning
the FU'St of Amenca Classic with
a f ine.l·round 64 to tie a course
record. l-Ils victory near Grand
Rapids, Mich., was bis first since
the 1995 Cadillac NFL Classic in
New Jersey.
Though Archer doc n't plan
to play this y ar beyond the La
Vegas Seriior CJa~c tn May,
plans can always chango. ·u you're playmg well, that's
not th Ume to go home and •
enjoy yoUrsell. • Archer Sll.id.
•When you'r playing bed, that's
the lim to toke off."
When 6-foot-6 Archer won
th fim Tosh1ba event, he
carded a 64 on thft final round,
clinching 1t with 25·foot birdie
putt at 1'1.
·vou'v got to tedZe. •
Arch r said with a lailgh, •1 wu
over \he hill th n when I won.•
S1>9rts
Sailors absorb 4-0 tournament I~ to El Rancho-
• Lelty holds Tars to three hits. PREP IRIEFS Tague Hurley (47) also scored tor the Tars. Lancers ban.di Sailors, 17-1
Olson is expected to be out four to su:
weeks, according to Coach Jun Warren,
whose Tars llllproved to 1-1 in tull matches.
• Corona deJ Mar HJgb's boys golf team
earned a 210-213 rune-hole lead Tuesday
in the first half of a nonleague match
against Miss1on Vie10 at the Mission Viejo
Country Club Sea Kings Joe Quon, lnnes
MacDonald, Ctvis Franta all shot • 1, while
NEWPORT ._ ____ __ FUll.ERTON -Seniors S
Matt Smger and Hank r I I I I BEACH -Newport I I S I I 11 L
Harbor High juruor Scott Beerer wound up
on the wrong end of a pitchers' duel
Wednesday as El Rancho senior left-han-
der Dan Benavente hurled a three-hit
shutout for a 4-0 consolation baseball con-
quest in the North Orange County Classic.
NORTH~ COUNTY QASSIC
EL RANOtO 4, NEWPCMfT HNtlOR 0
El Randle> 003 000 1 -4 7 1
N~ Harbor 000 000 0 -0 3 1
Benavente and Galindo; Beerer and Waite.
W -Benavente. l • Beerer, 0-1. 28 -Valdez (ER),
Jacobs (NH). O'Donnell (NH). HR -Reyes (ER).
John Quon had a 46.
Hsieh combmed for a 7-fi doubles victory
for the lone highlight m Newport ~r
HJgh's 17-1 nonleague boys tennis lols
Wednesday at Sunny Hills. ,.,-.
5uMcY Hail 17. HNI:°"'~ 1 ,.,
Slngles; ShMff• (Nt-0 lost to ic.c>. U, lost t10 ~ N
lost to Lo. ().6, ~(NH) losl. ().6, ~ M, Martal'(.;.
(NH) lost. o.6, o-6, o-6 ~t..: Singer-Hsieh (NH) io.t ~
R. Vyas-Un. o-6. lost to Chu Kim, o-6. def. 8ralthw.rt.IQ,
Yy•. Hi. Mdl«..-OunQn (NH) lost. <Mi <Mi, t-6; T~lfne.!
Vati.JO (NH) lost, o-6, o.6, o-4 , • ,
Tars whip Trabuco Hills • Costa Mesa HJgh's boys golf team fin-
ished the final nine of an 18-hole victory
•{Benavente) tied us up all day,• said
Newport Coach Jim Kiefer, wh0se team
will conclude the tournament Fnday at El
Modena.
SANTA ANA -Playing ------without junior standout Kevin G 0 l F over nonleague host Western Wednesday .,.,. .
Justin Jacobs led off with a double and
was sacrificed to third, but Benavente, who
finished with seven strikeouts, stranded
him there:
Olson, who had an emer-
gency appendectomy after Tuesday's
match, the Newport Harbor High boys golf
team completed an 18-hole victory over
Thabuco Hills Wednesday at the Santa Ana
Country Club.
The Mustangs bested the Pioneers by 19 Ughtvoet leads Mesa win '· strokes Wednesday to finalize a 422-460 : :
triwnph and improve to 2· 1. COSTA MESA l
Mesa juruor Jeff Montoya shared the -Costa Mesa Y 0 l l E Y I I l
low round with teammate .Donny Miller I Hlgh !>enior B.J. Llghtvoet pounded 25 ~
Wednesday (41) as Montoya's 18-bole total to lead the Mustangs to a 15-11, 14-1~J§~
of 79 was good for medalist honors 13. 15-13 nonleague boys volleyball Vld?J.)'
Shawn O'Donnell doubled 'and Miguel
Sandoval singled to account for the other
Newport hits, as Beerer (seven strikeouts
and two earned runs in seven innings) lost
his only decision of the season.
Mitch Johns earned medalist honors for
the second rune-hole session Wednesday
with a round of 39, while Miller Akins (41),
Scott Tippett (41), Daniel Kush (42) and
Brian Jones and Steve Perez each shot I over VlSlting Garden Grove Wednestl~y.
44 Wednesday, while Bryce Shendan cdrd-I Jwuor Rich Hatsushl has 20 assists for.lbe
ed a 47 . Mustangs, who unproved to 2-0. , .
HIGH SCHOOL IADMlllJOll
• 1· •• . .
C 0 L L E G I S ··<·
Pirates sweep
Santa Barb
C 0 S T A --.... ~ilt:t~
MESA -Orange
Coast College sophomore
lds Donuruk had 18 kills to ·
the Ptrates to a 15-10, 15-13,
nonconference men's voile~
Victory over VlSiting Santa ~
bdrd Wednesday. Z~
Kyle Anderson added
kills for the wmners,
unproved to 8-1 •
Santa Barbara fell to 4.4 ~ ~ Lasers edge OCC, 6 ..
IRVINE -_,
A pair of S 0 F J I A :
unearned runs during a su~
Uurd for lrvine Valley Co
helped the Lasers take a ;A
Orange Empire Conference ,Otf-
ball verdlct Wednesday agaiMt
Vls1tmg Orange Coast
The Pirates scored twice~
fust and fifth. but couldn't cf.r4'--
come IVC's big inning, to fall to3·
8. 0-4 m conference
WRY ENRIGHT I 0.AJl)' PILOT
Newport Harbor High singles standout Alyssa Paul (above) lunges to make a retUrn tn Wednesday's match with Santa Ana
Valley; below, the mixed doubles team of Heather Cullen and Jamey Beeson makes a return. Newport Harbor won, 13·6.
Sophomore shortstop Stacey
Cannan went 2 for 3 with an RBI
and a run for the Pirates, who
meet Saddleback Fnday.
Beeson leads Tars
past SA Valley, 13.:6
NEWPORT BEACH -Newport
Harbor High junior Jamey Beeson
won two boys singles matches and
teamed with Heather Cullen to win
in mixed doubles as the Sailors
defeated vi.siting Santa Ana Valley,
13-6, m a nonleague co-ed bad-
minton match Wednesday.
Beeson won, 15-1, 15-3, and 15-1,
15· 1 m singles before be and Cullen
edged a Falcon duo, 15-11 , 15-13, in
mixed doubles.
Cullen and girls doubles partner
Taylor GO\fa.ars swept two matches.
while Andy Edmond did the same in
boys singles, though he needed a
tiebreaker to win the first set of a
match wtth a Santa Ana Valley nval.
Edmond teamed with semor
Alyssa Paul to win their mixed dou-
bles match, 15-13, 15-10, alter Paul
won the second of her two smgl :;
matches, overcoming an 11-4, 11-2
loss with an 11-1, 11-1 triumph.
Gretchen Hudson and Laurie
Gates combined for a 15-4, 15-5 wtn
to split in girls doubles for the win·
ners.
It was the tirst WU\ in three match-
es for the free-lance Sailors.
IVC improved to 3-6, 1-3
ORANGE EMPtRE CONFERENCE -.
IRVINIE VAU.EV 6, ~ CoAsT 4
Orange Coast 200 020 0 -4 6 2
Irvine Valley 006 000 • • 6 6 1
Espinoza and Prante; Cornell and
Marcus. W -Cornell, 3-5 L -Espinoza
3-7 28 -Bye (IVC). Gnmson (OCQ
sec men fall, 5-2;
Women win, 5-4
INDUSTRY -Azusa Pacilic l E N N I S
Uruversity, ranked No. 7 m the
NAlA, avenged its only loss 9f the
season wtth a 5-2 Golden Sta~ •
Athletic Conference men's tennis
victory over visiting SouUt~tn
Cahforma College Wednesd<ty at
the Industry Hills Tenrus Center.
SC'C's women's team ~r
Cdm~ losing two of its three diou-
blt-s sets by taking four sm
V.'lns to earn a 5-4 GSAC Win
over Azusd Paohc
GOlOOI STAft ATI4UTIC ~ KN:~ ,ACIPIC 5, 5oCAL eou.. 2
si,... 0-ICelc lAPV) d9f ~ 6-Q,...,. u <w!bfand ISCO dtt Al.op.. ""4. 7-S. 7~.Mt ~Cl ct.t Goodman. 7-6, 6-1. Mttd•nt (Al'V) cM • Sl<•?n,.nsk• 6-1, ft I HM!n (SPO) dt'f o.hlil'I, .. lt'
~ Mofl.lmfod (APU) o.f F1anu. ~ 6-1
DoublM; °"'°' .cell.(ioodfNn (9'U) deof
1 SO.~~ M. ~ann (NV) ""•t 'od Jolw'll~ .. , WOMIH: 5oCM. cou.. s. Azl/M flMiM 4 SlngtH: Brubilkken ~) o.f Modtoc-0..... ,..,
7.(, Ith .cf.~ C\CO<Hf CMnk°"'6-1L7·\-0ova SCO dtf ~ 6-t, 6-0, Ttmplll> ~
'lol\, 6-2. Ml; ~t (SCO cfcrf ~ 6-l.
l-(Al'U) cMf T.it. M, 6-1 ~
ltut..l<"-....0-•'00>'9 (""1) ci.1 Modric-0\M• • JoY!'l<. 1-1. Doyal TMnpltn (SCO cMf Notd~
1-l ~I G.,.nto (NO) ci.f Tat~• U
Costa Mesa sweeps the field
• Mustangs boys and
girls win tri-meets.
COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa
High sophomore Erin Bayes won
two &\rents and wam on two win-
ning relays lo lead the Mustangs
to victory in a nonleague girls
swunnung tri-meet agamst visit-
ing Woodbridge and Calvary
Chapel
Bay topped the field in the
50-and 100-yard freestyle, while
sophomore si ters Jody and
Wendy Martinovich won the 200
individual medley and the 100
breaststroke, re pectively, and
also contributed to both victorious
free relays.
Mesa ilnprovcd to 3-0.
fn Ute boys m t: Costa Me~'
86 poiilts were wen better than
Woodbridge (40) a.nd Calvary
C hapel (22}.
Alex Sams won tne lOO·y&d
freestyl in 53.87, f!<:'C' rdlng to
Coach Todd Kolber, wtlo bad no
oth r ults.
• M improved to :'i·O. NOM.IMM• a.as Col'fA MBA to, Wo 1P1 i. IS.
CAwMY OwlL ti
200 m1111,......, -1. W00dtM1d9t,
204.11.
HtGH SCHOOL SWIMMING
200 free -1 Devey (CM), 2:14.34,
2. RO;Che (CM), 2:22.12; 3. Jalosky (W),
2:42.75.
200 IM -1. J. Martlnovkh (CM).
2:21.90; 2. Gautheir (W), 2·27.03;
3. Lombardo (CM), 2:32.75
50 free -1. Bayes (CM), 26.67; 2.
Gautheir NI/), 27 .43; 3. Kline (CM),
2807. .
100 fty • 1. Maggie (W), 1 :09.66,
2. Wells (CM), 1:11 22; l . Khne (CM),
1:11.84.
100 free -1. Bayes (CM), 57 68;
2. Grant (W), 58.06, 3 W. Martlnovich
(CM) 58.34
500 free 1. Louvier (CO S 43.35,
12. Devey (CM), 5;58.97; 3. Wells (CM),
6:1040.
200 free Nlay • 1. Costa M~ (J
M rtlnovkh. w. Mart1nov1c.h, Kline,
Bayes) t:S0.22.
100 btldt -1. Grant (W), 1:07.72;
2. Lombardo (NH). 1!11.22; 3. Maggee
~ 1:17.90
100 ew..t. 1, w. Mart1nov1th (CM),
1:10.3S, 2. Lowi r (CQ, 1:11 OJ;
3 J, Martln<Mch (CM), 1:15 89 400,,.. ,...., . '. cosu ~ r:N. M.rtlnovkh, J. MM't novi<I\ S.yes
and Wefh) 4 02 80
Arrow. Mutpby park)
LOS ALAMITOS -Newport
Harbor High's Jenmf r Arrow
and Amy Murphy w douW
wmners in Monday\ nonleague
swim meet at Los Alamitos,
Arrow snapping her own record
at Harbor with a personal best of
2;23.61 in the 200-yard Uldividual ·
medley.
She also won the 100 breast in
a CIF-qualifytng time or 1:08.33.
Murphy, meanwhile, qualified
for CJP in the 200 and 500
fTe styles with times of 1:57.21
and 5:16.60, both wmmng efforts.
Al~o Wlth a CIF qWllifymg ti.me
of 1:59.67 wa the team's 200
m<'dl y relay t am. ·
NOHUAGUI
GMtlS Lot A.LAM1TOS 95, ~ 7l
200 medley relay 1. Newport H•rbor
(Ball, Arrow, Murphy, Manderlno)
1:59.67.
200 .... • 1, Murphy (NH), 1.57.ll.
JOO IM• 1, Arrow (NH), 2.23 61.
50 he· Carroll (NH). 27.7.
100 fty ·Wilton (NH). 1:21.5
100 he· 1. Gregg (NH), 1:03.tJ.
SOD"-· 1. Murphy (NH), S.16 60
2'0 he retn Hatbot
(MosSitf, ~ lf~ Qrroll), t:SS O.
,. ~.hit (NH), 1:04.7. 1• ~ · 1. Anew (Nff), 1:08.H.
...... reley -1. Ntwpo'1 H.tbOt
(leff. • ~ndttlno, M~y. Mos er),
40UO
.,
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Sport:s E quipment:
Baseb~ ll Seasons ERE!
Houri' t~ 33la . Bristol St. • Soada Cout M
I~ (INlcllltMcN'lllilf ......... ) 11~ (?14) 641-7427
COLLlll IOllS .
Grogan
hpnored
UM ass
Junior All-American water
polo player Katie Grogan, a prod-
uct Qf Costa Mesa High, was
named Athlete of the Week at
UMass Wednesday at-the school's
weekly sports luncheon.
Grogan scored 11 goals in four
games to lead No. 6 Massachu·
~m to a four-game sweep at the
Jlld:l>ceton Invitational over the
weekend. She scored three goals
in each of the wins over No. 13
~oeton (6-2), No. 16 Maryland
"8· 1f and George Washington
('U.()'). She tallied twice in a 17-5
ui~ over Slippery Rock to give
hell 16 for the season for the 7-0
UMass. team.
In 1998 Grogan received sec-
oJt<!·team All-American honors
for ble second straight year and
~-named CWPA Eastern Most
\Allaable Player of the Year. She
atse· earned spots on the All-
clla:m pionshi p teams at the
Nationdl and Eastern Champi-
onshJps. , . .
Stewart sparkles
, K~Uy Stewart, a freshman from
Nt!wport Beach by way of Cal-
W.~ Chapel J ugh, qualified for
t)ie-NCAA Division III Women's
Swin1ming and Diving Champi-
"nsrups rn the 50-yard freestyle
Wifb d 24. 15 clocking for
Wheaton CollE>ge.
Her time tied the fourth-best in
tire )lat.Jon th1S season. She also
q\iaWied in the 200 free with a
~64 (second-best in the
dauon) and 100 free with a 52.19
(f;ttl\-best in the nation). She
~s today in the 50; m the 200 ·on Friday; and the 100 on Satur-
dlly."She's also involved with the
stfiool's 400 and 800 free and 200
a>ri'-1 ' 400 medley relays at the
nalionals.
II ' • ~------------.--~~ .... ' .. Jt ••• ROLLER
HOCKEY
SeaBees advance
"-l 1. .: •• ~layoffs for the Junior High rgµ9r hockey league begin next
~~El\< at the Wayne Gretzky Cen-
~ m Irvi ne with lhe Ensign Gold
TeaJO enle nng with a second-
place finish m the regular season
f ~Uowing the SeaBees' 13-5 vic-
tory. over Ldkeside of hvine.
. ,Ensign's most recent triumph
ft?a lured double hat tricks as Kyle
~athews and Michael McDonald
t¥\CO contnbuted three goals.
. ,,.ytncent Mungo. Shay Barton,
;JJ#vor Anderson and Alex
~tesides also were on the scor-
~ .ledger for the SeaBees, who
got thf' complete game with a
s,lfopg dE>le nsive effort from Cory ~<her.
Jilhut Thacker was credited
with 25 saves out of the Ensign
net
-.1 SCHEDULE
TODAY
•BaMball
•community college · Fullerton
at Orange Coast, 2 p.m.
.,, t 'High school -Costa Mesa
, . ~rnament: Orange Lutheran
•· Costa Mesa, 3:15 p.m.;
"• ~rt Elks Tournament:
·,Corona del Mar at Garden
• ~rove. 3 p.m •
• Volleyball ~igh school boys -Newport
r6or at Mira Costa, 6:45 p.m.
-..Swimming
'"High school boys • Corona def
~r at CIF Relays Prelims at
Belmont Plau, 3 p.m.
• T4lnnJs
)to11ege men -Southern
California College at cal State
Los Angeles, 2 p.m.
Community college men •
Orange Coast at Fullerton, 2 p.m.
~ _Community college women • ~ Full'"°" at Orange Coast. 2 p.m. • H;gh Khoot boys · Corona del • >Mr at Beverly Hiiis, 3:15 p.m.
.... ~ ..
College • Bellvue University at southern Callfornla College, 1:30
igh school • Sentl.tga at
• (\Inda, 3: 1 S p.m.
:Golf
t41gh school boys • Newport Hart>or vs. Tustin, ~ 1\lstln
l\anch, 3 p.m.; Coron• del Mar
~. Marina, 2:30; Millikan vs. Eftancl' at Mesa Ven:le CC. Zp.m .
• 1ndl Md fteld
ttflgh school ~ It'd glrk • ~tty Chapel It Corona d9I ~r. )· 15 p.m.; EstMl<la at OC.111
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ROSS FIRST~TEAM ALL-SEA VIEW
Newport standout tops
four locals honored in
Daily Pilot selections.
BAMY FAUl.KNBR
!Wtl"b
Newport Harbor High junior
April Ross, a first-team All-Sea
Vie}V League pick by the coaches
last ~~~is the lone Iocai first-
team ~~ntative on thls year's
Daily Pilot All·Sea View girls bas-
ketball selections.
Newport Harbor senior8 Kris-
ten Urban and Alyssa Paul. as
well as Corona del Mar senior
JennUer Diclaion, are sec-
ond-team picks.
· Ross, a 6-foot-l center,
averaged 14.6 points
against league competi-
tion, including 19.4 in five
second-round games. She
was also a consistently
productive rebounder
· and shot blocker for the
Sailors, who finished
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ness as a perimeter scor-
ing threat With the ablli·
ty to rebound and score
inside.
Paul, a tour-year var·
sity perfonner, quarter-
backed Coach Gregg
Savage's squad from the
point guard spot. An
unselfish player, she
looked to pass rather
than shoot,, but was still
a dangerous three-point
· fifth. but earned an at-Aprll Ross
~1ar9e berth • to the ClP
threat who averaged 7 .6 points
per game in league. She hit four
three-pointers en route to a
league-high 14 points in the first-
round meeting against league
Southern Section Division 11-AA
playoUs.
Urban, a second-team choice
as a junior, as-well, averaged 10.6
points in league, mixing effective-
GllLS HOOPS
Champion El Toro.
Dickson, a 6-foot-1 senior,
averaged 8.5 points in league and
9.4 rebounds overall for the Sea
Kings to cap a four-year varsity
career.
El Toro senior Giuliana Mendi-
oie, who led Orange County in
scoring, is the league's Player of
the Year for the third s\f'aight sea-
son.
Eric Bangs, who guided Wood-
bridge to third place, is Coach of
the Year.
FINAL HIGH SCHOOL 1 98·99 HOOPS STATS
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GIRLS . BOYS
Costa Mesa (19-11, &-2)
Player g tp avg. hg
Powers 29 356 12.3 26
Smith 30 353 11.8 2S
Earnest 30 344 11.5 21
Hatsushi 30 249 8.3 18
Nguyen 6 27 4.5 13
Sasaki 29 58 2.0 8
Hitt 30 49 1.6 5
Kidane 26 39 1.S 7
Thornton 19 23 1.2 6
Loros 21 13 0.6 4
Weeks 23 11 0.5 5
Trejo 1 0 0.0 0
1he Mustangs
39 Crossroads 60
53 Mayfair 3S
61 Loog Beach Jordan S3
43 Valley Chrlstlan 27
2S Diamond Bar 56
67 Western 32
48 Pacifica 43
4S Montclair 47
S9 Villa Parle 43
62 Rubidoux 24
42 Lake Washingt!Jn 59
47 capistrano Valley 34
S9 North Torrance 61
53 Loara 44
. Padfk Coast League
SO Estancia 34
54 Villa Parle (nonleague) 62
58 University 48
54 Laguna Hills 44
63 Laguna Beach 34
70 Aliso Niguel 58
62 Estancia 49
32 Woodbridge (nonlea~e) 43
36 University 47
40 Laguna Hiiis 43
. 37 Westminster (nonleague) 63
72 Laguna Beac:h 2S
S8 Aliso Niguel 31
OF Division Ht.A.
59 San Marino Sl
46 Nordhoff 41
34 Morningside 38
Newport Harbor (15-13, 3-7)
Player g tp avg. hg
Ross 22 293 13.3 21
Urban 28 334 11 .9 22
Jackson 26 21B 8.4 23
Paul 28 200 7.1 21
Hollister 27 70 2.6 6
Huntington 28 60 2. 1 10
Moore 22 26 1.2 8
Ashton 22 24 1.1 4
Castillo ,, 19 11 0.6 3
The Sailors
54 Magnolia 26
36 Mission Viejo 31
so-villa Park 48
39 Vista , 52
S3 Thousand Oaks SO
41 Esperanza IOT>44
47 Laguna Hills 32
32 Mark Keppel 40
37 Lakewood 47
38 Long Beach Jordan 31
46 Warren 28
S9 Santa Fe 1 B
SO Torrance 31
38 calvary Chapel 39
44 Savanna 29
46 St. Joseph tOT> 44
48 Cypress 36 s.. View L.Mgue
40 Irvine ton 45
37 El Toro S5
37 Corona del Mar 31
42 Santa Margarita 50
33 Woodbridge 34
48~~ 54
50 EIToro 69
59 ·Corona del Mar 43
47 Santa Margarita 69
45 Woodbridge 33
C. Division II-AA
lO Foothill 49
YOUTH
H 0 0 PS
Suns clip foe for title
COSTA MESA -KRsey Peters
delivered a big time effort in the
championship final or the Lou
Yantom Boys Club sixth grade
boys basketball tournament, with
20 points, 4 assists and 10
rebounds to lead the Suns to a
46-34 victory ov.,r the Clippers.
K v1n Courvolsier finished
wllh 11 poinli and played a
strong defensive game.
Alex Yi rkes and Cris Taylor
were solid on tho boards at both
ands of th court. Erle Schcllil
contnbutcd six polnll on tb
bre&k, 'fylar Morgan bad four
points and Patrick l!tter cam up
with three key rebounds. Tusten
McNeil cblpped in with two
atoab.
:rbe SUns, coach9d by Ken
~eterl and Greg Yerkes, finlshed
the son l 2-2. _
Estancia (17·9, 6-4)
Player I tp •vg.
Diaz 26 303 11.7
cassity 26 270 10.4
Steinfeld 21 227 10.B
Rodriguez S 20 4.0
Hirata 26 102 3,9
Orellano 2S 67 2.7
Barrera 26 70 2.7
Lenhart 22 SB 2.6
Varma 24 54 2.3
Macias 8 18 2.3
Matsufuji 1 S 24 1.6
Villa 2 2 1.0
Avalos 1 1 1.0
Ollila 17 10 0.6
Vasquez O 0 0.0
The Eagles
54 Beverly Hills
Sl Hawthorne
37 Clovis
61 Los Amigos
3S Savanna
36 california
32 Dana Hills
42 Notre Dame Academy
34 West Tracy
48 Capistrano Valley Christian
48 Orange Lutheran
SS El Toro JV
36 Mission Viejo
43 Pacifica
Pacific Coast League
34 Costa Mesa
"48 Aliso Niguel
62 Laguna Beach
S3 University
36 Laguna Hills
49 Costa Mesa
32 Aliso Niguel
80 Laguna Beach
SS University
S7 Laguna Hills ,
CIF Division llJ.:A
72 San Jacinto
38 Morningside
: Estancia (11·16, 4-6)
hg : Player g tp avg. hg
26 : Valbuena 27 470 17 A 39
21 : cantrell 27 318 11.8 21
20 : Andersen 27 204 7.6 26
9 : Simco • 26 196 7.S 16
8 : Chandler 25 116 4.6 12
8 : Maldonado 2S 84 3.4 14
10 : Gamer 2S 67 2.7 14
22 • Stapleton 16 3S 2.2 6
: Tanielu 21 38 1.8 8
1
6
0 :-Rodriguez 20 19 1.0 9
: Jimenez 11 9 O.B S
10 : Newman 14 9 0.6 3 2 :
1 :
4 :
0 :
The Eagles
S3 Corona del Mar
67 LaMirada
4S Irvine
• S9 Whittier Christian
16 : 41 San Clemente
30 : 6S Valencia (Santa Clarita Valley)
52 : 66 Oceanside
30 : 50 cajon
32 : 53, Nogales
30 ! 49 Vista
42 : 79 Huntington Beach
40 : 84 Port Moody (Canada)
• 56 Fullerton 38 : 43 Montclair
S6
S9
74
58
70
S9
71
64
4S
SS
59
38
71
S2
28 : 71 Glendale Hoover 4S : (OT) 67
39 : S 1 Santa Margarita
Pacific Coast League
28 : 80 Costa Mesa
73 : 6S Aliso Niguel
: 49 Laguna Beach
50 : SB University
35 : 51 Laguna Hills
47 : 64 Costa Mesa
42 : 60 Aliso Niguel
42 : 49 Laguna Beach
62 : 63 University
29 : 62 Laguna Hills
24 : CIF Dtvislon 11 .. A
3s : 34 <;han_:iinade
60
4S
52
51
69
60
44
68
36
72
78
S8
65 : . . Corona del Mar (1&-12. 4-6)
S6 :
61 : . Player g tp avg. hg
Alshuler 30 386 12.9 23
Hansen 30 323 10.8 · 21
Corona del Mar (8-18, 0.10) : Crosby 26 270 10.4 23
Hanson 30 236 7.9 13 Player g tp avg. hv :
Quon . 26 270 10.4 29 :
Dickson 25 258 10.3 21 :
K. McCoy 11 81 7.4 20 :
Watanabe 26 124 4.8 11 :
Kawata 21 88 4.2 23 :
Kling 22 S8 2.7 10 :
Eyre 22 37 1 7 6 :
Gruber 24 37 ?.s 6 :
Hawkins 22 24 1. 1 6 :
S. McCoy ,16 18 1.1 4 !
libuda 1S 5 0.3 2 :
Pham 1 S 3 0.2 3 :
The Sea Ki~s
34 Dana Hills
36 Saddleback
24 California
38 Ocean View
32 Savanna
65 Laguna Beach
30 Woodbridge
SO Santa Ana
28 Foothill
37 Orange
41 :
34 :
39 :
22 :
40 :
22 :
Shea 28 152 5.4 1S
Bottom 30 . 115 3.8 12
Hunt 30 91 3.0 · 9
Morris :ls 49 2.0 13
Snell 14 9 0.6 3
Patterson 16 17 1.1 9
C. Alshuler 1 1 0.5 1
Bowles 1 O 0.0 O
The Sea Kings
56 Estancia S3
65 Valencia (Santa Clarita Valley) 54
64 Orange Lutheran 4S
49 Century 34
62 San Clemente 6S
SO Bellflower S7
77 Westminster SO
48 Long Beach Millikan 40
6S La ~irada 36
63 Saddlebac:k 42
37 Laguna Beach 43
61 Garden Grove 37
71 Glendale Hoover 47
S9 Rialto 6S
71 Fullerton 47
71 Mission Viejo 59
Newport Harbor (24-6, 7·3)
Pl•yer g tp •"9· hg
Jameson 30 488 16.2 29
Illingworth 30 440 . 14.7 2S
Limon 30 2SS 8.5 26
Robinson 30 247 8.2 18
Hearlson 30 196 6.S 11
Clayton 30 104 · 3.S 8
Yarnal 28 78 2.B 9
Pajevic 11 11 1.0 6
Kahle S 4 0.8 2
Schatz 6 4 0.7 2
Chai 10 6 0.6 2
Hsieh 12 6 O.S 3
Taton 8 4 0.5 2
Vallejo 23 4 0.2 2
1he Sailors ..
6S Edison
63 canyon,
69 <:apistrano Valley
88 Trabuco Hills
36 Brea Olinda
BO Cajon
61 Oceanside
69 Woodbridge
SO Irvine
74 Huntington Beach
6S Las·Vegas Oark
63 Las Vegas Valley Springs
61 Mira Costa
SS Tucson Marana
53 Las Vegas Durango
90 El Modena
58 Aliso Niguel
SeaV1ewl.eague
S9 Irvine '
5B El Toro
55 Corona del Mar
47 Santa Margarita
56 Woodbridge
40 Irvine
61 El Toro
63 Corona del Mar
34 Santa Margarita
68 Woodbridge
OF Division ta.AA
60 Ramona
61 Compton
70 Rancho Verde
Costa Mesa (4-22, 0.10)
4S
4S
67
79
61
57
4S
4S
37
45
67
40
46
42
38
48
39
48
S1
37
52
53
60
47
50
51
6S
SS
56
81
Pl•yer g tp avg. hg
Jooes 2S 386 15.4 36
Ferryman 25 190 7.6 17
Whittaker 26 195 7.5 16
Hatsushi 26 177 6.8 18
Weir 23 90 3.9 11
Tran 24 82 3.4 11
Shalli~ 1 B S7 3.2 8
cabico 1 s 39 2.6 7
Payne 22 S2 2.4 8
Hunter 6 7 1.2 2
The Mustangs
43 Trabuco Hills
48 canyon
49 Los Amigos
3S Saddleback
37 Buena Park
71 Westminster
57 Santiago _
61 Foothill
72 Fairmont
45 Santa Ana
54 Westminster 47 Laguna Beach
44 El Modena
62 Los Amigos
27 Sonora
S7 :
16 :
39 :
36 :
1'5 :
48 :
(OT) 58 :
58 :
21 :
S.. View League
S1 El Toro 47 62 Mission Viejo
68 El Monte
79
66
S2
46
52
53 57
78
19
52
60
64
52
S1
53 58 Fullerton
Sea View LNgue
28 El Toro
SO University (nonleague)
30 Woodbridge
31 Newport Harbor
40 Irvine
45 Santa Margarita
37 El Toro
18 Woodbridge
43 Newport Harbor
44 lrvlne
26 Santa Margarita
. .
57 :
S6 :
49 :
37 :
49 :
60 :
78 :
33 :
59 :
75 :
43 :
56 Woodbridge
37 Newport Harbor
S5 Irvine
46 Santa Margarita
38 El Toro
58 Woodbridge
50 Newport Harbor
S1 Irvine
39 Santa Margarita
OF Division Ht.A
62 Banning
61 Nordhoff
40 Chaminade
State Division m Reglonala
53 Fresno Washington
42 SO Santa Ana
SS 34 Saddleback ~~ hcifk Coast .......
43 4S Estancia 80
73
63
63
55
48
64
80
77
61
61
54 46 University
63 46 Laguna Hiiis
S9 52 Laguna Beach
71 41 Aliso Niguel
65 St. Margaret's (nonleague)
51 44 Estancia
46 45 University
45 68 Laguna Hiiis
41 Laguna Beach
4S Aliso Niguel 83
Boys Club
sbth-grade
champion
Suns -
.kneeltng,
from le~
'fyler
MOrgilft,
Erle SchelJn, nu ten
McNell,
fabick Ette.r.
Standlng,
from lefti.
Coech Ken
hten,
Kasey Peien,
Alu: Yuf'et,
Crll Taylor,
Kevln
Courvolller
and Coach
Greg Yerkes.
o.aly ~==a...-,..,. of the .,..,.
GlullaM ~ El Toro Sr. 2!.9 ..,... .......
Glocon~ Mendiola, El Toro Jr. 19.0
Bryn Riley, WOOdbrldge Jr. 12.4
April Ross, Newport Hat'bor Jr. 14,6
Daniell Bennett. S. Margarita Sr. 12.7
Jody carlson, Irvine So. 13.7
Vanessa Ferragarno, S. Margarita Jr. n .7
s.condT..m
Kristen Thawley, lrvlne Fr. 10.7
Kristen Urban, Newport Sr. 10.6
Alyssa Paul, Newport Harbor Sr. 7.6
Jennifer Dickson, CdM Sr. 8.S
Amber Avestruz. Woodbridge Sr. 6.7
'colleen O'Leary, Santa Margarita Jr. 7 .3
Amy Rlklmaru, El Toro Sr. 4.9
co.ctt of the y..,.
Eric Bangs, Woodbridge
ZACH -WE(LS
CONTINUED FROM 81
Saturday, as part of his
continued effort to make the
under-18 junior national team.
The trip will interrupt Wells'
volleyball season, which he
opened Friday with eight kills in
a sweep of Huntington Beach.
He allowed one goal while
playing three of four halves in
net for the South, which won its
two games to claim the
four-team all-star tournament
crown. Wells played the entire
championship game Monday, a
2.+win over the West at La
Canada High .
For his two-sport efforts, the
6-foot-2, 180-ponnder, whom
some veteran Newport Harbor
coaches believe is one of the
best athletes they've seen at the
school, is the Daily Pilot Athlete
of the Week.
Though Wells has played only
two varsity sports at Harbor, he
has not been stingy with his
athletic prowess. He grew up
playing basketball, baseball,
hockey and tennis, and he start-
ed at quarterback on the
freshmen football team, his first
and only season on the gridiron.
He pitched for the Sailors varsity
baseball team the summer
before his freshman year, but
chose volleyball because it
provided a greater athletic
challenge.
"Volleyball is a lot more
exciting and 1 thought it would
be more conducive to the
developing the skills I nef!ded
for soccer," said Wells, whose
jumping ability, quickness and
strength make him a defensive
demon. as well as a consistent
kill threat.
"He's a great defender and
passer and he does a really nice
job of getting to balls and taking
a good swing, where most other
guys would just keep the ball
in,• Glenn said. "He plays
defense· like a goalie, which is
good in a way. But sometimes
the things you do as a goalie
are completely opposite,
fundamentally, from volleyball.
I tried to change him last year,
but this year I decided to let him
play. He's so athletic, be seems
to get it done, even U1ough it
may not be the way we teach
things.•
Wells, said there are a lot of
similarities between playing
goalle and his current r~le as
outside hitter, bul volleyball
provides much more adrenaline now.
"Hitting (a volleyball) allows
you to release your energy and a
big kill makes you want to yell
and celebrate," said Wells, who
began playing volleyball at
Ensign Intermediate and played
three eason~ with the Balboa
Bay dub program. ·1 enjoy the
chc;illenge of making a big iave
in 5occer, but you can't tum
around and yell after a big savo,
like you can alter a kill.
Volleyball is great, espe_ctally
at NPwport.•
Wells, who also won the
school'!; Mr. N~wport mala
•beauty contest• and bouts a ·
3.76 GPA (4 . .( last semester),
may be beat suited for ttie
decathlon. But he'd settle for o
professional soccer career,
ldeally ovene31. before,
.,.maps, punwng a tutu.re in
~ate law.
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OP.11111 BRONCO .
ANGELS WI
OPENE.R
Padres topped, 9-5, as youth baseball
gets under way in !1 big way.
MICHEU£ YEE I DAl.Y PILOT
... lllat Opening Day spirit was
everywhere on Saturday as Uttte
League teams from Costa Mesa
American, Costa Mesa National
and Newport Beach, as well as the
Newport Harbor Baseball Association, took
their bows before their most loyal fans. Above,
the Braves parade around Uncoln Elementary
School during Opening Day ceremonies; at left,
5 .. year-old Hayden Noakes isn't skying to ftag
a line drive in the outfield, but is cheering
alter his teammates recorded an out against
th~ Angels at Costa Mesa High. Below,
Costa Mesa's Heidi Hengstebeck (left) and
7-year-old Paige Maestas cheer during a T-ball
game at Costa Mesa. The season is dff and
running, culminating with championship
pJayoffs and All-Stars competition later this
summer.
T h e ~-----r-Newport llSEllll
Harbor Bronco Angels opened
their Newport Harbor Baseball
Association season with a 9-5 vic-
tory over the Padres.
The Broncos were led by
Kasey Peters' pitching and Greg
Miner's timely hittilng.
·Miner doubled in the first and
tripled in the second inning.
Krls Packwood also singled in
the second inning. Spencer
Moore and Tlm Cramer both
scored for the Angels
Solid defensive play was pro-
vided by Daniel Shea.
Dodgers win, 10-9
Dodgers ~------.-
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nals 9: The Dodgers, backed by
strong pitching and hitting per-
formances by Eric Paine and
Ryan Hanrahan, held on to beat
the Cardinals. Michael Gracia.
T.J. Wolk and Pete Hapke scored
two runs each for the winners.
Hanrahan retired the last three
batters to clinch the victory in 9-
10 Newport Harbor Baseball
Assooatlon circles.
Tigers win, 2-0
The Cos----------ta Mesa I I S E I I L l
Amencan League Lltlle League
Major Division Tigers opened the
1999 season with a 2-0 victory
over the White Sox.
The game featured two of the
league's top teams and pitchers as
Tigers All-Star Daniel Cooper
squared off against Brett Perine.
Cooper struck out 15, allowed
three tuts and walked one to gain
the shutout victory
Penne struck out 10 and also
allowed three bits and a walk.
Tiger thl!d baseman Kenny
Knight provided all the support
Cooper needed with a towering
solo homer to center
The White Sox threatened in
the sixth with a base tut by Dylan
Hunter and Jeff Sanchez reached
first base on an infield hit. but
Cooper responded by striking out
the next three batters to close 1t
out.
Tigers' first baseman Andrew
Sanford had two hits and catcher
Bryce Carlcb anchored Cooper's
efforts on the mound with a solid
effort behind the plate.
Newport Mesa All-Net
team tied for first
The Newport--. ........ __
Mesd seventh-I 0 0 P S
grade All-Net team lS tied for first
place in the All-Net Blue Chip
Conference, encompassing
Orange and San Diego counties.
after winrung twice on Sunday to
uoprove to 9-3.
Newport-Mesa defeated Foun-
tain Valley, 55-27, behind the
scoring of Patrick Joyce (14), Pan-
cho Seabourn ( 11) and Tyler Bay-
er (11). Brian Knoll had 10
rebounds and Kevin Joyce and
Taylor Young were defensive
,
standouts. • · · 1'71.J
Patrick Joyce was the key~
ure in a 72-65 victory over ~
Llnda, netting 26 points and~
rebounds. • • ,
Reed Watanabe's de~
helped spark the win, as d.k1.'ll,.
three-pointer by Alex Orth lale:tir.
the game. Jamie Deffenl>Mlgll
blocked three shots down ~
stretch to seal the victory. "~,,
Breakers rtmners-UJ!,
The Newport ;;
Breakers under-S 0 ( C •
10 Silver All-Stars soccer ~
finished second in the Area Q. N~
Stars Tournament, three J>Oi4l.i.
behind North lrvme. . • ~
Kirk Mcintosh's team dueled
Huntington Beach in its finale j.n ~
scoreless tie. • ~
Members of the team included
Megan Munce, Jackie ~
Emily Olhaver, Alex Mclnlotilli.
Alesha Young, Marissa WU~
Chelsea Mc Crae,. Leslie ~
Crystal Mena, Erica Weed ...
Carly Ruiz, Stephanie ~
Mary Giberson and Pheobe Co~
CdM All-Stars win, 4,D-
coSTA MEsA soc c Ii -Corona del : .
Mar's under-12 All-StarS c~
mg in AYSO Region 57 play ~
their final start a gOOd one, ~
ing Costa Mesa, 4-0, at Kai,q.
Field to help erase the sting ~ ...
short-handed 1-1-2 record in~
previous four games .. r~
Aurora LePort, Devo~
Ahearn. Breanne Ogden, Raebel
Yelsey, Elyse AVUa and Jessia
Glanotti led the defensive effort,
with goalkeepers Raebel Waters
and Gianotb combirung for ~
saves. ~~
Marissa Scott, Jessica Poq.er,
Tanisha Senaratne, MJcJielle
Queyrel, Caroline Sauter, N~
Bathen and Ahlla Kattan teamed
up for numerous setups and sh01,!
on goal again.st a resilient Ctl!>\A
Mesa defense • ' '
Queyrel opened the sc=
with a goal in the second qu
from the nght side, and &theQ
followed shortly with a goal lC? \J:P
the lead to 2-0 at hal.ftune.
Kattan scored both third-quatt
ter goals to roWld out the scoting
for CdM, which was i;i.~'tl!i
without the services of •
Bond. who was sidehned Wlth ltd
injury. ..-.
The vtctory dmched tfrifd
place behind South lrvme. wtddi
Cd.M tied twice, and North livjne.
" " Tryouts at Estancia
Guls 15 or .
younger on Aug. S 0 CC 11•
1 are eligible to . t
try out for the CMNB ~~
Soccer Club's Ladycat:s, fro~.1.j
p .m. every Sunday in the nio~
of March. j
For further information contact
team manager Rosella Fa~a (949) 650-6058, Coach Jo
Krtkorian (7t.4) 662-1170 o
Coach Eugene Day (714) ~i
9263.
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..... ,AL STA~-You Tm ~Uon To Proleet Your unpaid Interest) and rtasonal>ll WILL end codicils If the grenting of the form 11 eveilebf• from ~566 CA 92833 Orange County on 2• 16·99
Yw ~ D •• 31. Prooerl't. It Miv 81 SOid A.I A estJmalld costs uoensts ll'ld •ny be edmitted • to petition you ihould the court ctertt. This business Is con-Ttlll business IS oon-, .... .,.,, .. 1-PllblC Salt If You Need M vancn at lie llmt Of lnlt<al . ' ' .. • Attome f« flllddoner: ducted by e gen.nil part· dUcCed t>y; en lndMdual Odv P1'0C Feb 18 25 USF f'E INSURANCE El!lllNllOll 01 Tiit NjMt 01 pubie4llOll of lrtlS nollce [)jt14 probete. The WILL •nd eppeer et tne heei;t~ y • nel'Shtp Hew yciu stamad dolfl8 Mar. 4 11 19911 Tha:i COMPANY, 650 Town Tiit PrOCltd Against You Mardi 05 1999 Oillla C.M any codicils ete .•v .. 1-end stete your ob,.c. ""6a "--· 1514. Haw yo\) starteel OOirlQ • •
Center Dove, It 500, You Sllollld ~act A La~ Ass111ant ~ P!wcs.nt S4fr1110 ebte for exemlnebon In uon1 or file wntten Aair.. a"--._ busioass v-11 Yes, Nib. 1. Cost• MeH, CA 92628. Nota Is Heltby GIYen ttlat IN Rtc:Ollwyance COITlpaf1Y 4900 the file kept by the objection. with the 2790 ...._ llw.I •• 1999
To111 1dtn1ttld users: ru Pl'OC>trt; known as 1018 R1vtroradt ROid. Suite 2870 coort. court before the h1er-~-..... ,,.. •-"'• Adam Timothy Vigil U37,204, 704 NantY LW Costa Meta CA lrwindalt CA 91706 (626) 156 T._.E PETITION re· Ing. Y~r eppHrenc• -... --.._ This ~latement was Med Tote I' 11 1t>111 t I••: 92627 AsussOft PaR:er Num· •851 F« S.ltS lnlOfm11TOn ea~ qufffl euthori)Y to m•v b9 1n person or by 03111. 03/12: 0311• with Iha County Clef1t of
t125.747,249 btf. 935·30·010 As Mof• Fully 171•1573·1965 P1'7162 3/11 edmini1t1r the Ht.re your ettorn•y. AcUUoua Bualn... Orange eoun1~~ Aggr191t1 Wllt•lf'IS fOI OetctOtd IO Said Died or Trust. !l/113m,AJ9 under the Independent IF YOU ARE A Ne s
.,eciel •Uf'Plue fund•: •·O Will be SOid at pvblJC IUCllon ai Adrneni1tratlon of Et· CREDITOR or • conbn-,,,. tatement Dail'/ P1'ol Feb. 11, 25,
C ap i ta! Stock•:1nT11tftontOITlleRlgl>OlllAt CNSttt1t7' tetHAcr.CTNaauthon· gent cr9ditor of the .,!hi~~':'°"' Mat.( 11.1999 Th272
t3.000.000 Tile ..._ EnlY NII lo 1ht NOTICE OF ty will elfow.the p•raon· d•CH•ed. you mu1t fil• T A ~ flc:tltloua Bualneiaa
Aw-oat• -·1....... tor Pllclnlll CIYlc Cenli&I, 401-.4" iiiCI rn-TO ., repreHntativ• to t•ke ~ur clelm With tho G ••paiv~~ ~ J~"'r Name Statement ~-.'~~ apeciel •u~u E Ch8PIMI /Wt.. Pllcenlla. ni; _.. many act\ona without c'ourt end m .. 1 • copy to roup, ,.. •
STARTING
ANEW
BUSINESS?? s~ ~t11: •·O. ~torto1111 !~ 4~1111. 111 ~ .. od.~ 9AW'OF~ !~'!'.nlf ng c~n -.>Pr,ov-th• pera2...n"4nt'eslf•b~•nt~-~1~ Newpon BNch, al9~oi:=.~raona
GroNplrd-tnandcontt•bul· ""' vrw ..... ...... .. ~· • • .... or• t-.no c•r •n UV• ep.,_, ad T ... Wiiiiam J Hof1on 1001 Cutting~ Goll Tedi-••••••••••••••• ~r:~~!,~"~'·=-on .o:~°'~~ui:or; ~~~"o. :z.'~~:';:,~::; ~°o~~~. ~~·~he ~0e~! ~~~9~ ~-2.COl=:.c-A 931,3 ,085 • ·-... -.. -L~ DAY repre .. ntetlw will be of '"'t i11uanc• of :rhla 'l>lalnMI It con· l2U7 SUJSIM •• 1egerds pohev ::., !~ ~/~':n:. CASE NO. A198120 r•qujrod to give notice l1tt1r1 u pr~vldad 1n duc:ted by aninclrltcMll QloftM F. C.tter, 26$3 t>olOer: •111,.u7.•H .-, • .,,.. To ofl heir• b•nefi· to lnt•rHtad per1on1 aacuon 9100 of the Ha'4 you Marted doing EldllnAvenu&.4'&2,Coala ~3;19'ile the year: :J':; ':ri"'rs:C.~· ff. caariH, or4"tito;,., con-unleu th•y h•v• Cel•fornea Probate Cod•. butlnu1 yet? Yu, Mesa. CA 9K27 Ois~ .. n:.nttfOflh•yHr· 11111Ci11CodtMC110n61021nd dnoant credltot1, .net w•ved noiia. or con Th• tam• for f1ffnQ t-~t09!J HOC10n Thia~ ia con•
,1101477oe *"'°"*'°do~ 1n paraontwhomeyothtf• .. mad to the propo1td cl*m• will not eq.fre • Thia liJed ~b-ftan~Cll>lnO
we tM..eby u nify tf\•• th• CllfOfna Tiie Ull .. 111 mldt wiH be inttreeted in .ot1on.) The incfepen· before four monthe .! ~ ~ Of ~~ ~ it1tn1 111 1n i ctOf• •out CCM11¥11 ot -rlllty h witt °' Htet•+ °' dent •dm1n11trat1on from the heenng d•t• ,..__ Coutwv onl·l&<9t Ct\a F. c.rw done• wtth the AAAuet . ress « ~. ttg•dillO both of: THUAI ON Mllhonty wilb•grentad noticed llbove. ...... .. or · 1"9t7IUCll ...,
Stat•"*" tor ttMI ve-r di. p11t1eu!M, « tneum· DAY AKA THURSTON uni... an 1nt1tHtad YOU MAY EXAM DellY ftitot } .:-.... ~ 'C:tt ot
endldO.ctlnbttJI, UIH. llrll!OK.IO~lllt*'l!lllon D. OAY paraonfifetenob1•ctton JNE the fll• f.•t;t by the Mar li. ti 1~ t~h2~ Or-~&,2•18 ...
mec1e 10 th• tn1u11nC1 IQHM by lllt OMd ol T1vst A PETITION he1 to the petition 4NMI ooun, If you Mt e P•t· ' -..-1-nam
ColMlllMnef 01 1ne St•I• ICWd by Ni:flOlll R Otlaldo bMn fifed by DIAN I, ehowa toOCf oeu .. why aon l~ted In the .. ~ "!._.___t o.tt ...,. ~-ti, 15.
of Califomit, punuent to £11*9' A DllOMO. ~ DAY In the ~ the oourt ~ not "*' you INIY file ._...... ._._... ~~·'· 4. tt ''" ThZ7l llw. AM Wit • rutlOt Court of Cell(oftM. ent the Mfthority. wttt. the ooun a fOriNI TM f~ J*l(IM -i JOHHT.GAUIH.~t '9d tn IMA7 rlCOfOM Co'lnty of °'9ftCle• A HUfHNG on h A..,.at tot 1pMie1 MOOinQbuMMI.. ••An H JOll A. vtt.ASCO, Socre ~ Ho 17 ... 571'& THE PfTITIOfie ,._ ~don wll ba fM1c1 °" Netlea .t N ... ef ~ ~ Mer• ,.._ ...... neut ~ OllOt 03110 llOOt Mo ofT.: ~ QUHtt thM DIAN I, APtl t. IHI tC 1 ~41 ~ Mii ...,.:: =.J.:~.= TM ~ 'llMOM ~11( 03/U ' ' !It "'91 llMUlll llCUttf bY DAY be .......... ,,M. In 0... L71 looa•• al .......... ot of .....,, CA '2t48 ·~~~.~· flto•
lnn1Mnm\taoll1Umeot petMnel .-.~ " "3'1 The Ctty MY,..._..°' ecMUM Adlftl T""°1 ~ .. 1?25 MonrcwCe .---------~----~--;.;;.;o.-....
' ' . ,
\
.... fl".
8t.nlnwtlt lollowlnO pat90nt ~,.... ..
c atty• so1ut1on1.
Ddero Lane. Hunt Beedl. CA 12649
neth J CoMer.
.--..:r.c_ Bolero Line. Hunt·
Beadl, CA 02649 A. Corlnlt, ,7002
L9M. Hun~ , CA 92&4g bUllnest It eof\-dtdtd by; i.,sband end
Ulllta , t Have you 11a1ted dOing
• buaines• v-1? No
• ' l<61'1fltttl J conner : • Thia 11a1ement was llled (l Wllh 'the County Clerk ol
1 Ora'lge County on 3-9·99 I . 1~994S79S555
• Dally Pilot Mar I ~ 18,
; '25. J(~r 1, 1999 1h319
• 1 Flciltloue Buslneu
' Nam• Statement •
The lollOwlng persons
1 are 00!119 tioslness as l:UFlull iedlnology, 1175
; Beller SI , Bu11d1ng 0-13
, .~ 1214, Co&la Mesa.·
• 1CA 91!626
• Wiiiem Bequene. 1175 : a..r St , Bu11d•ng D-13. , SCilt6 1214, Costa Mesa.
2626 business ts con
by an tnd111Klual • :..tialie you star1ed d01ng
• yet? No
• m N Bequetla • • statement was hied ·~he County Clerk ol
..a.11ge County on 3.9.99 -:"\. ;;-' 111996 7 85543
'oalty P1101 Mar 11, 18,
, A r 1. 1999 Th320
MEN F
• BANOONMENT OF
• SE OF FICTITIOUS
~' BUSINESS NAME ~ following person(s) ~' (have) abandoned tho qt 1rie r1ctlllous busl·
name
• er & Hansen, 430
Street, Sulla 200,
it.woon Beach, CA 92663 ~'£~-Flelltlous Business
<IWJf."e relerrad 10 at>OVa
1#'1$. flied in Oran11e County
"CJ!i 12/31/96 FILE NO
..,itl.1706011
Arcnard A Fuller 111
,Opal Avenue, Balboa Is
4anct CA 92662
W'tlllam R Hansen 221
()oi<lonrod Avenue Co·
• r9n11 del Mar C A
, '92tl2S-3216 This business 1s con·
''1:1ucted by an untn
corporated assocra11on
othef man a pannersh1p
WlHtam R Hansen
Rrehard .A FuOer -r-~ sratemenr was hied
wHh the County Cieri\ or
Or•nge Coun1y on 319199
19996785554
ally Piiot Mar 11. 18,
r 1, 1999 Th314
ct t oua ua neaa
• 'Name Statement • Pli following persons
"1(i doing business as.
lr!s Tauoo. 509 N
n Ave , Orange. Call mta 92867 · Llsandro Oropoza. 1102 N -Lyon, Santa Ana, Ci!h·
)om!• 92701 This business 1s con
ducted by an 1ndrvtdual
: t19va you star1ed domg
bvplness yet? Yes
1U01/99 .USSndro Oropeza ~~ statement was Hied ~th the County Clerk ol
Onmge County on 2· t 1 ·99
-1"911793076
Dally P1101 Mar 11 , 18.
25. Apr 1 1999 Th321
~-. -,;.....-.
I • -~-..
. :._ . .. -c:.:..AI
Adtloul ...........
~~t
The lollOWing pet$On9
are doing ~-a&: Tufip ·· Tnlomlellon Sent·
IC*. 718 GOidenrod Ave , CM>t18 dll Mil, CA 8M25 ~ c 8'1inden.
burg. T11 Odde'VOd Ave:J CORN dill Mal, CA 02&2~ Ttlll bulineu It ~
CIUCt«I by: an lnCIMdual
Halle you started doing bualneas yet? No Oofoctla C B,.nden·
buTRia awement was hied
wtl.fl in. County Clerk or e>ranoe Couf\IY on 2·1&·99 1""183206
Dally Pilot Feb. 18, 251 Mar 4, 11, t999 Th264
FlcdtJou• 8uelneH
Name Statement
The lolk>wlng persons
are dolnQ buelrress as· Glldecfl.Jty, 2609 D Dela·
ware St , Huntington
Beach, CA 92648 Cynthia Ann Cole, 2609
D Delaware St, HunllnglOO
Beach, CA 92648
This buSlness le con·
duded by an 1ndlVldual Have you etarted doing
bv$1ness yet? No
Cindy Cole, Owner
This statement was filed
wrth the County Clerk of
Orange County on 2·16-99 19996783197
Daily PllOI Feb '8, 25,
Mar 4. 17. 1999 Th265
Flctltfoua Bualneaa
Name Statement
The lollowlng persons
are doing business as-
Admlrable Works, 387 w. Bay SI • Aot 47, Costa
Mesa. CA 92627
Carlos Quintana
Gonzalez. 387 W. Bay St ..
Aot 47, Costa Mesa, CA 9~627
This buslne" Is con-ducied by: an lndlvldual Have you started doing
business yet? Yes ,
06·15·96 Carlos Quintana
Gonz.alez
This statement was hied
wrth the County Clerk of
Orange County on 2·16·99
19996783193 Daily P1I04 Feb 18, 25,
Mar 4, t 1 1999 Th266
Flctttloua Bualneas •
Name Statement
The lollowmg persons
are doing tios1ness as
GovJobs Com 599 Pier·
p0nt, Costa Mesa CA
92626 Jeffrey George, 2356
Colgate Dr. Costa Mesa.
CA 92626
Jason Whttley, 599 Pter·
p0n1. Costa Mesa. CA
92626
This business rs con·
dueled by a general pan·
nersh1p
Have you started doing business yet? No
Jellrey George
Thrs statement was flied with the County Clerk of
Oranoe County on 2·16·99
19996783183
Daily P1IOI Feb 18. 25,
Mar. 4, 11. 1999 Th267
Flctltloua Business
Name Statement
The following persons
are dolng bl.ls1ness as
a) C S DOSBIE AP·
PRAISAL SERVICE.
b) CS DOSSIE
ENTERPRISES, 815 W
15th SI , t5B. Newport
Beech. CA 92663
Charles Soon Dobbre
815 w 15th SL. •SB. New-
pOr1 Beach, CA 92663
This business 1s con·
ducted by an 1nd1111dua1
Have you started doing business yet? No
Charles Soon Dobble
Thrs statement was filed
w•lh ltle County Clerk of
Orange County on 2·16 99
19996783201
Daily Pilot Feb 18, 25,
Mar 4, I 1, 1999 Tt\268
Fictitious Business
Name Statement
The following persons aro doing business as
Old A11nch Meat &
Provrsions, Inc , 8884
W111nor Ave • Suite 221.
Fountain Valley, CA 92708
Old Ranch Meat & Provisions, Inc . (Cali! ).
8884 Warner Ave Suite 221 Fountain Valley CA
92706
Th•s ~slness Is con· ducted by a COrpOftltron
Have you $tarted oong
business yet? No
Old Ranch Meat &
PrOlllSlon$ Ille . Wilham L
Binette. President
This statement was Irle<!
w1rh the Couniy Clerk ot
Orange County on 2·16-99
19996783204 Daily Pilot Feb 18. 25.
Mar 4, 1 I t 999 Th269
BSC8118
NOTICE OF
PETITION
TO ADMINISTER
ESTATE OF:
E'-EANOR R.
BAKER aka ELEANOR
ROBERT A BAKER
CASE NO. A196051
To ell halre. banefl·
clarles, cradllora, cont
tngent creditors, and ~r·
sons wt'<> may otl)elWIM
be lnteretted in the Wiii Of e91ate, or both, o f.
ELEANOR R BAKER eke
ELEANOR ROOERTA
BAKER
A PETITION FOR PRO·
BATE haa been hied by
BEVEAL Y BUELOW In the
Superlof Court ol Califor-
nia. County ol ORANGE
THE PETITION FOR
PROBATE requests that
BEVERLY BUELOW be
awotnled .. pef'l«llll rep-
reteOlatlll'e to edmlnltter
the estate ol the ~I THI! PETITION reQUeltl tne c:leotden1'1 Wiii and
c:oOlcllt, If any, be adl'nlttad
IO proc>ate Tho Win an<I
any ~II 1'9 IVlllllbla
for ax.atnlnallon In the file
"-Ot ~ tne COUtt.
1. 1111t at 146 pm.'" DaPl 1:73 IOClltM 'at 341
The Cl!Y Ot"4 6<iutti' Of. anoe.CA92181 . IF YOU 06.IECT to N
gran1t11g of tne pe1ttion. ~
hiO\jd eppear et. 1'19 hiNlr·
Ing lll'ld &1818 Y.O'Jr =· Uor. Of Ille Wtitttn •
IJQnS wftf'I tho OOUr1 bl 0'9 the lleaflng Your ap· pearanoe may be In pe'*>n
or by ycur a1fotney.
IF YOU ARE A CREDI·
TOR or contingent credl'!of
ol the dteeued, you must hie your daun with the
court end mall a copy to the
pertonal repreaentatlve
appointed by the court
Within tour monll'ls from the
date of Iha flr1t l11uance of
ltttere u provided '" Pro· bate Code section 9100
The lime for filing Olaim1
will not •iq:>lra before four
months from the hearing
date noticed ebove. YOU MAY EXAMINE the
file l<ept by the court II you
are a peBOIT ln19rasted In
lhe estate, you may me
with the coun a RequeS1 tor Soecial Nola (form DE;·
1 Sc) of the filing ol an In·
ventory and appralaal o4
estate -assets or ol any
petition or account as
provided in Probate Code
sectJon 1250. A Raqueat tor Speclal NotlCe loml Is available fl'om tile court
cietk.
Attorney tor th• Petitioner.
JES6'CA S.
DORMAN-oAVIS, ESQ.,
(CSBt 1259")
PAUL, HASTINGS,
JANOFSKY & WALKER LLP, 695 TOWN CENTER
DR • .z. 1 7TH FLOOR,
CO:>TA MESA, CA 92626-1924
Published Newport
BeacM~<»ta Mesa Dally PilotMarch 4, 10, 11, 1999
ThW291
Flctltloua Bualneae
Name Statement
The foflowlng persons
are doing business as: Boventure, 2208 Albert
Place, Costa Mesa. CA
92627 Michael McNlcnolae, 208
Albert Place. Costa Mesa,
CA 92627
This bus!ness Is con·
ducted by an Individual
Have you staned doing
business yet? Yes. 711198
Mldlael McNlcholas
This statement was flied
with the County Cler11 ol
Orange County on 2·1&-99
1"967831M
Daily Prlol Feb 18, 25, Mar 4, I 1, 1999 Th270
Fictitious Bualneaa
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing business as
Transcrlb'"9 Plus, 200 Tulane Place. Costa Mesa.
CA 92626
Kathleen C Cummings,
200 Tulane Place, Costa
Mesa. CA 92626 This business Is con
ducted by. ar111ndlvldual
Have you &tarted doing
business yet? Yes. 6196
Kathleen C Cummings
This statement was filed
with lha County Clerk of
Orange County on 2·16·99 19996783118
Daily Prlot Feb. 18, 25.
Mar 4. 11. 1999 Th262
Flctltloua Bualn"a
Name Sbltement
The followrng persons
are doing business as
SludlO 8 Healing Arts,
17100 GiMatte Avenue,
IMne, CA 92614
Regina Sue Roland, 28
Wetstone. Irvine. CA
92604
This business Is con·
ducted by. an lndrvtdual
Have you started do4ng
busmess yet? No
Regina Sue Roland
This statement was flied wtth the County Clerk ol
Orange County on 2· 16·99
19996783187 Dally Pilot Feb. 18, 25,
Mar. 4, 11, 1999 Th277
Flctltioua Bualneu
Name Statement
The followl'lg pef&Ol1S
are doing business as American Rall8C1ors &
Fixtures. 2227 Huron St .
Santa Ana, CA 92704 Franosca Flores, 16801
Mount Younrs, Fountain
VaUey. CA 92708
This business is con·
ducted by an lndMdual
Have you staned doing
business yet? Yes
1/2J1999
Franasca Flores
ThlS Slatement was hied
with the County Clerk ol
Orange County on 2·16·99
19996783190
Daily Ptlol Feb 18, 25,
Mar 4, t1. 1999 Th278
Fictitious Bualneaa
Name Statement
The followlng persons
are doing bl.lslness ••:
LUCY LOVE, 1964
PlacenUa Ave.. Costa
Mesa, CA 92627
Holly Sharp Company
Inc . (CA), 1954 Placentia
Ave.. Cotta Mesa. CA
92627
This bu.sineu 11 oon-
ducteel by • corporation
Have yoo &tan«! dolno
bualneu ~I? Y ... 1112"8
Holly Sharp Company, Inc .. Mld1aal Sharp, Prell·
dent
This statement wa Ille(!
WIUI Iha County Clerk of
O<anga County on 2·1&·99
1HM71l111 Dallv Ptlol Feb 18, 25.
Mar ( 11, 1999 Th279
Flctttloua Bualnea• Ntme StNm9nt
The fOllo'Mng peraona
are clOilllO butlniu as
UDO LOUNGE AND
CAFE, 3030 Newport
Blvd • Newport Oead'I, CA
929&3 Kevlt\ M Fllui9tr1dl. 471
Fair Dr.. 12t>2, Co'ta
Mesa. CA.t2026 Rey N Pe$11\11, tt 75 Pa
Citic:; A..,. • #F2, COiia
Maas, CA 92Q7 Thi1 bu$~ 1 con
Cll.ieled by • g nenll pa1t-n. rsN1> Haw you tt ned OOlng
bt.l&ll'leat yet? No
KeYfn M. FllJpetflok
Thll 1"9mttnt ... Ill«! #llh l'9 Coumy CleOI of
Ot9ng1 r.out1IV on 2 23-99
. 1"81783t77
CM!ty PtlOI F-91> 25._~t.
• 11 t8 t990 H\"81
fHE PETITION 19qut1$tl aulhol'lty 10 ldm~r tM
H1a11 undlf me fndeP.9!ld·
ent Mm1n111ratl0fl cit &·
11.1.. N;1 (Thlt AUlholtly
,will llOW ,,,. pettOnaf ~
reuntattve 10 take many
aCllOnl wil110UI Obtaining
court approval Before
taking oer1ain ~ry ilnPOf·
i.nt ~tont. ~. 11'\9
ri-raonal rapreaeF1tat1v1 -.ill bl ,.qllred to ~ no-
boe 10 rMted petSO(la unllla '1ey ,.,,. waN9d
nob or~ to ht Ut Ut ~ 8CIClotl) The In• ~ ltttement ~nl 1dmlniltratlon Th4I lolloWfnO Pftl'IOOI
9'llhOflly Wit ~ gtanlld ar. doing bullrlftl ~ an r Id P41r• E*'llOnlc DWln;
aon en otiteQJon IO tne Clooa, 3419 Wltnbl peaoan ~ gr)i')d Way, CO. CA caa wt'ff"" am WiDUld f2&2t
OC: t:"~a~ J*ll· w~ w;:'· ~ PAn Mui~
~~ '1 ~ •:' · (' ..,. ; } I ',.
.u'. '• . ....._ ~·
lN9 IMtNn " con-dueted by WI itldlllldu6I HeYI ~ .. ,., ~
IMlneU ytC'I No N~E.Mon'ow
Thi• ac.twnent ... fl.a
"'111'1 the County Cilttc of
Orange Couflty On 2·23.n ' 1ietnat7f Dally Pilell Feb ~ • ...., 4,
11, 18, 1099 Thall•
Flc1ltJOua Lim.a
Name Stat.ment
TM lotlowing ptl90ftS
af9 doing bulioeu u :
T'Mldeacaft, 358 San Miguel SUlte 109, Newpe>lt
Beach, CA. 92960 •
Tneldlacafe (C~). 35' San Miguel St.111a 109.
Nev.port Beach, CA 92eeo This bual,..11 II oon·
ducted by. I COl'J)Ofltlon
... ave you ltlllted Q.olng bullnet• yet? No
Theldeacare\ Sieve" J Schulze (pt'9s 1
This statement was filed
with the County Clell< ol
Orange CounlY on 2·23-99
1"98783'78 Da~y Ptlol Feb. 25. Mar 4,
11. 18, t999 Th283
Flctltloua Bualneas
Name Sta*"9nt
The folloW1ng persons
are dolnO bo11ness u :
Paracfrse araphlca,
24522 Pr\scllla Drive, Dane
Point, CA 92629 C.rt1e F Diaz, 24522
Pnldlla Dnve, Dana Point.
CA 92629
This OUl!neu Is con-
ducted by-an lndrvlduaJ
Have you started doing
business yet? Yes 1199
Came F. Diaz
Thi• statement was llled
with the County Clerk of
Orange County on 2·23·99
19996783979
Dally Piiot Feb. 25, Mar. 4,
11, 18, 1999 ' Th284
Flctltloua Bualneas
Name Stetement
The followfng persons
are doing business as·
PARK UDO
TOWNHOMES • LLC. 15e5 Scenic Ave .. Suite F,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Parll Udo Townnomes • LLC. {CA), 1565 Scerllc Ave .. Suite F, Costa Mesa,
CA 92626
This business is con· ducted by Limited Liabiltty
Co
Have you staned doing
business yet? Yes January
5, 1999
Partl Lido Townhomes -
LLC. R oland Eerie
Watchman, Co-Manager
Thrs statement was hied
with the County Clerk ol
Orange County on 2·23-99
1~783962
Dally P110t Feb 25, Mar. 4, 11, 18. 1999 Th285
Fictitious Bualneu
Name Statement
The lollow1ng persons
are doing .bU1lness es.
DRUMMOND .
PARALEGAL SERVICES,
885 Seagull Lane, •B209,
Newpor1 Beaoti, CA 92660
William H Drummond
885 Seagull Lene. •B209, Newport Beacn, CA 92660
This business Is con·
dueled by an lndlvldual
Have you sta"'9d doing
business yet? Yes, Janu·
ary 1. 1999
William H Drummond
This statement was hied
with the County Clerk ot
Orange Count~ on 2·23-99
1"9678396t
Datly Piiot Feb 25, Mar 4,
11, 18, 1999 Th286
Fictitious Buslneaa
Name Statement
The fotlowfng persons
ere doing business as.
Weatwortls·D'n-..rle, 515
Santa Ana, Newport
8"ch, Ca 92663
Devtd Bowles, 515 Senta Anl, Newpon Beach, Ce
92663
This business Is con·
ducted by an Individual
Have you started doing
business ye1? No
David Bowles
This statement w~s llled
with the County Clerk of
Orango County on 2-23·99
19991783958 Daily Piiot Feb 25. Mar 4,
"· 18, 1999 Th287
SUPERIOR COURT OF
CALIFORNIA.
COUNTY OF
ORANGE, 341 The
City Drive, Poat
Otflc. Box 14171,
Oransae CA
92613-1'571
IN THE MATIER OF
THE PETITION TO
CHANGE THE NAME
OF Patricia Lee Wiik.a
ORDER TO SHOW
CAUSE FOR CHANGE
OF NAME
CASE NUMBER
A195990
PETITIONER($) Patr1de
Lee Wiiks HAS/HAVE
FILED A PETITION FOR
AN ORDER TO CHANGE
NAMES FROM
P1trlcla Loe Wilkl
TO Patnota Lee ReKly
It it hereby ordered that an person1 lnterestod In
this mauer appear before
this court In Depal\lnenl No. L·73 of the Orange Countv Sopeoor coun 1t
the eddraH •hown aboYe
on 4·6, 1m. at 2 o'clock
p m •nd then end there show cauie, II ny they
have, wnv the ri-trtlon for change of Mm. thoUtd nol
be granlad
It la 11.inhel ordered lhal e copy of thll oroer to &how
<»W• be~ In Oe11y
Pllol Newapel)tf, • news· paper Of general orc:ul11t1on
publ"'1ed In ti cwnty, at i..u once a w k lot tour
conMCUlMI WHIC.J pnor to
Ille day o1 lhll heanno DAT!: ,H 1t. 1tW
JAMES A. JACKMAN,
JUOQeJCO•H•toHIR
Opt TH IU'lf .. OA
CO\MT
LI~ l<itldlllflbeum
915 CMo Center bM
Wet!, Suite 230, Santa
Ana, CA 02701
ATIOAN VFOR
fl'tl1111oner
Publi•h•CI Newport BIJach·C:O.ta Mcit .. 0.lly
Pilot '•brvary 2~. M11Ch '·
1 ~ 18, UllXI fl'il88
lcttdoua lua • N•mt 81etemtnt
Tilt IOlo'Mng ~raona
ire dellng butln es
Cr1nk Brolhtrl. $48 Guward Ao9<.I, COrQf\I CS.I Mat, CA m2.S
c.n A Wlna'onit r,
w-.rd Rold, O)fon.a Oil Mar,CAO~U
Frank HenntnMt\. &41
·-"' "'*' CcifOne Oil Mat, CA 11282A Tl'lll bullrma It Cl;)llo
duald ~ • JlllMtll pan
~e-6'1~ C.llA Met
Thll llalenWll WM flled with h County Clettc ol Ofllnge~
DUI Plot Mar. 4, 11, 18, 25. ·t§99 Tl\290
Ficdllou• ....... ....._ ............
The ~ panon• are~ buaitMI ea: ~~~·= ONctl, Ca 92680
Unger19 Lady Inc., (CA),
2200Wll'MiaRI Lane, New-
port 8Mch, Ca, 92680
Thia buafneat It con.
dV¢ed by; • OOfP()fallOn
Have you 1ta1ted doing bufl~• yel? No
Llngene Lady, Inc., June
FttldS, President Thia 1ta1emen1 was flleel With the County Clerk of
Orange County Oil 3-2--99 t"987M711
DatlY Pilot Mar._., 11, t8, 25, 1099 Til302
FicdtlOut 8uelnMa Name~t
The following persona
are dOlng business as:
OC Vintage CIOthlng Mal, 2:200 Winwerd Lane,
Newport Beaeh. ,C... 92660 Unoene lady Inc., <CA) •
2:20CfWlnwatd Lane, Nflw·
port Beedl. ea. e2680 This business i. QQO•
dUCled by: a corporation Have you started doing business yet? No
LlnQef\8 Lady, Inc., Juue FleldS, Pre11dent
This statement waa llled
With the County Cler!C. ol Orange County on 3-2·99 1"9t7M11f
Dally Pilot Mar, •· 11, 18,
25. 1999 Ttl303
Fletltlou• BualneH
Name Statement
The lollowlng persona
are doing business as: E·Commerce Bulk:lare, 2200 Winward Way. New·
port Beaotr, Ca. 92660
Lingerie Lady Inc .. (CA),
2200-Wlnward Lane. New· port Beach, Ca. 92660
This business Is con·
ducted by a corporation Have you staned doing
busloe$s yet? No
Li'lget1e Lady. Inc., Julle
Fields, President
This statement was hied
with ttla County Clerk ol
Orange County on 3-2-99
1"96784711
Dally Piiot Mar. 4, 11, 18,
25. 1999 Th304
Fictitious Bualneu
Name Statement
The followlng persons
are OOlng business as.
Klsses·N·Heans, 369 E
17th St. Costa Mesa. Ca. 92627
"7 ~ ~~ -... r JO "'
I '
.--..:..•· • .,~ ..... -.11
Wllf-~IO-no
boe to ~«! '*90'lt unltll tiey r.ve ~
nolloe Of CClf1M<ltld to "" pfOPOMd actlOf\ } .The in.
dlpe41dtnt ldminlltratlon eutTlOtllY bl oran~
unllia !rrteflllld per·
ton lllel tn oOfec1lOn IO Iha
petlllOn .,., •hOWI IQOd
caiJiM MW IN oaurt ltlOUld not pr11 ll'le ~ A HEAAINO on the pell· lion will be l'ltld on APRIL
1, 1990 at 1.~ pm In DePI L73 loctteO at :Mt The Cl1Y Ofive Soulh. Or·
an111 CA 92168 IF YOU OBJECT to the
grt111tlng d tn• ciewon. you ahoOlel appear at the hear·
Ing and 11ate your <>be· Ilona or Ille written 61) ec·
tlOtll with the COUit be Ol'e
the hHrlng. Your •P·
pearanoe may be In parson
or by your atlomttv.
IF YOU ARE A CREDI·
TOR or contingent creditor
of the decea11d, you mus• Ille your dtlm With the
ooun a.nd mall a copy lb the
ri-raonal rapresentatlve ~ by ,. coutt ~thin four months from the
data o4 the first llluanca of Jenera u provided In Pro-
bale OoOe Mdlon 8100. The time fOf m1na ctalmt
'Win not eicpire before lour
rnonthl from the heanng
date noticed above
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
file kept by the coun If you
are a per5on 1nteres1ed Ill
ttie estale, you may fll•
with the court a Request tor
Spectal Notice (form DE·
154) ol Iha llllng of an In·
ventory and app<alsal of
estate assets or of any
petltlo'I or account as
provided In Probate Code
sactlon 1250. A Request
lor Speclal Notice form Is
available from the court
clerk.
Attorney for the
Patltlonar:
SALLIE C. RUSSELL,
ESQ., (CSBt t 17375)
ATTOANEV AT LAW
23601 MOULTON
PARKWAY, STE. 220, LAGUNA HILLS, CA
92853
Publlshed Newport
Beach-Costa Meta Dally
P11ot March4, 10, 11, 1999
ThW292
Flctltloua Buslneu
Name Statement
The following pereone
ore doing bullnell as
OC Wedding Mair, 2200
Winward Lane. Newpon
Beach, Ca 926&0
l ingerte Lady Inc .. (CA).
2200 Wirlward Lane, New-
port Beactt, Ca 92t>60
This business Is oon·
ducted by: a oorporallon
Have you started OOlng
business yet? No
Lingerie Lady, Inc .. Julte
Fields. President
This statement was filed
with Iha County Clerk of
Orange County on 3-2"99
t9"8784713
Dally Ptl04 Mar. 4 , 11, 18,
25, 1999 Th301
Lingerie Lady Inc , (CA),
2200 Wlndwerd Lana,
Ne!"f>Ort Beac/l. Ca. 92660 Tt11s bl.lslness Is con·
ducted by: a corporation
Have you started doing
business yet? Yes, 2· 15·99
Lingerie Lady, Inc., Julie
Aalds, Preslde'll
This statement was flied Flctltloua Bualneu
with the CounlY Cler1c. ol Name Statement
Orange County on 3-2-99 The tollowlng parsons
• 1~7Mn3 are doing business as
Dally Prlol Mar. 4, 11, 18, Morr·IS-Tesled. 19459
25. 1999 Th30!> Via Del Cabello, Yort>a
Fictitious Bualneu Linda, CaJ11om1a 92886
Name Statement Jettery Clinton Cf8ven1,
The lollQWl"Q pel'90nS 19459 Via Del Cabello,
are dOl~bustness as YOtba Linda, Cahlomla
R M""" I Mtdletle Lynn Cravena, aney· usman ""'ca 19459 Via Del Caba.lie>. Group, 3333 West Coast Highway. Suite •500. New-Yorba Linda, Callfomla
port Beach, California 9~ business is oon· 92663 Raney & Zusman Group, duc1ed by-l'lolband Ind
A Medial Corporation wrfe (CA). 3333 w. Coast High· Have you started doing
way. 1500. Newport business yet? Yea, 8·12·93
I ...,.,., Jell Cravens Beach, Cali om1a 9'""" This statement wu flied This business is con· with the County Clerk of ducted by. a COrpCll'atJon Have you started dOlng Orange County on 3-2·99
•• t? y 189N784714 bu ... ness ye es. • Dall(gPllot Mar 4, 1t, 18, 12/1998 Raney & Zusman Medi-25, 1 9 Th295
cal Group, a Medical Cor· Flctltloua BualneH
parauon, Aldan A. Raney Name Statement
Jr. M.D., Pr'esldent The following persona
This statement was n1ed are doing business as;
wittl the County Clark of Ea1tblulf Salon, 2525
Orange County on 3-2·99 Eastblulf D""9, Newport 1~784719 Beach, Calllomla 92660
DaltyPilot Mar.4,11,18, Burka Hallln. 31012
25, t999 Th293 Poseo Rancharo, Sa"
FictltJou• Bu•ln .. a Juan Capistrano. C.Rfomla
Name Statement 92675 The lotlowtng per$00S Yo&hl Heflin, 31012
are doing busineu u · Poseo Ranchero, San
Cusp Designs. t954 Juan Csplttrano. Callfom\a
Placentia, Studio 108, 92::~ bustneas 11 000•
Costa Mesa, CA 92627 dueled by huaband and TAG 108, Inc.. (CA). I
1954 Placentra. Studio wr a
t08 CO I M CA H1419 you staneo doing
• s a asa b~l7 Yes. Febru· 92627 1-
Thls business is coo-ary 1 • V Hillin dueled by a oorporauon This 1talamen1 was fried
Hav. you atarted doing wrth 11'18 County Cieri! o4 t>uslness yet? Ves, Janu· Orange County on 3·2·99
ary 1999 1"98784721
TAG 108, Inc, Tony Dai~llOI Mar 4, 11, 18, Crisp, CEO This statement was filed 25, 1 Th296
wtlh th• CounlY Cieri< ol Ffcdtloua Bualneaa
Orange Colsitv on 3-2-1)9 Name Statement
1"96784708 The lollowl'lg peraons Dally PllOI Mar. 4, t t . t8, are doing busln ... u ·
25, 1999 Th294 MARVELOUS DAY
CHILD CARE, 9&19 Kens·
BSC8121 Jngton Dr , Huntlnglon NOTICE OF 881cll, CA 92648
PETITION Michale Dletrietl MalVef,
TO ADMINISTER 9&19Kerl$tngton Dr:.:.~nl·
ESTATE OF: lnaton Beact\, CA 9:t048
IRENE F. DARBY au Tt\lt butlntM ii oon-
IRENE FLORENCE ducted by: an lndrvldull
DARBY eu IRENE bu~==s~t?1~8~~-~
DARBY IU MRS. Mldlele O M rvel
WILLEDO 0 . DARBY This 111temen1 wu filed
CASE NO. A1N05t With f\e County Clertl o1
To all heirs. blntfl• Orange COl.mY 0n 3'2·811
clat1a1, credltOfa, cont· 1"91714120 lno-nt credrt0111, atld par· Delly Pilot Mar 4, 11, 18..1 aont who may OINl'W\M 25, 1099 TI\291
be tnter9'1ed "' the wlll or Flctltlout Bualnnt esUlte, Of both, ot Na-S._tl--t tRtNE F. DARDY aka ..... .. ..... ,
IREN E FLORENCE 1~~~1..":'°"9
DARBV Ike IREN! CAN , 46 ,:,.,-non1 Av DAR BY aka M RS. ,.6, WILLEDD 0 DAAOY enua, Newport Bead\, ..... lomla 92063. A PtrnTlON FOA PAO-Tnom.. lAmbert, 48
BATE he• '*"' filed by Jl'ttmc>nt Avenue. :=rn Dl!ANNA L Kl!LL&Y In the .. __ C Supertot Coul1 01 c.itlor• uwech, allfomlt 92 nla. County °' ORANGE Chantt E!. Grove • 40
THE PETITION fOR ~:: 1..~i t f ':~: PAOBATE 19qUttl• ttlal e2m 47lJ4' DEANNA L. KELLEY be appoonleel u petlOf\81 rap. Thll bu'41"1e11 11 OOtl·
t9ftnt tllle IO administer ducted tty. an unln·
Ille 1a1o ol lht dt!Oedenl ~Ortlled HtOclall011
THE PETITlON r~ Har~~'==~ ttie cMcodant't Wllf and •~ ~'ll
0001e11 11 ony, be adm1nect buslnl • v.n No
IO Probele Tile Wll and ChlMI I! GrcwtS any OO<Jlellt .,. tv•llatl4e Thia •tatem.m w .. Ii*!
fOf ewamlnattoo In Ille Ale With lfle CoiJnty Cler1( Of
klPPI ~Ille COUit Ortnge Coun~~·15 99
THE PGTITION ~ 1 ll22f a\4tlOl'lty ro .atninilttt h Diiiy PllCI Mir 4. U . 11.
118 unotr "'9 lndtJ)e41d• 25 1999 -Ttl:lOG
~ Mmnat lion ol Et· t • ue •
.. H Act (Thi• Ai.lltrl:xftf Heme -...un.1t .. dO# the S*tonal Nip• The ~ ,,.IWl'IS ,.,.., to I.Ille many .,. dolno bu ,, ..
ec:tkJfll W11t1o11t atrta1n1na wesr ~r REA&..
CCM1 eppr_ov111I .. tori 18TAT• ADYllORS,
liJllWlg ~ wtty """°'' ~ Alt~ ..,. ac:llOlia. ~--ii1...,. p.rtonal ,.prenf'MM
Rob•rt Jullan, Inc .•
(CAL.IF), 1839 Pott Al~ Pit~. Newporr Beacti,
Caldomia 926eo Thie bullnel• i& oon-duc:c.d by a corpotatiOn
Hft¥9 VOii lllin.d doing bullneu yet? No
RObe11 Juflan. Inc., ~"~· ~o Thia "8lement ._.. filed
Wi1ll ltll County Clll~ of 0'9ngot County on ~2-99
1""7M7U OtilV Pttoc Mar.•, 11, 18, 25 HJ99 Tfl298
f:lctlitO-.a Bualneea
N•me Statemenc The fOllOwing personf ire dOlng business a1:
R U F"F L 1$ S U P • HOLSlERY, 1998 HarbOr
Dr, Cos1a Mesa, CA
92627
Phillip SardO, 5906 Pi:m·
nfield Aven!!!\ Woodland Hills CA 91;j04 This bUslne11 11 con·
ducted by· an Individual
The registrant(•) com·
m.nced to transact bUSI·
nest under the Flctltlous BUllne&a Name(s) lllled ebove on: V25199
Phillip Sardo
Thia 51.aterMflt was filed wrttl the County C1erk of
Orange Count,:sf 2·99 1 84710
Daltv Pilot Mar. 4 , t t. 18,
25. 1999 Th299
Actltloua Bu.lne•a
Neme Statement
The tollowlng persons
ara doing business as:
HorneDf\.tgStora.ooml
TestAIHom•.comL 1533 Monrovia Ave., Newpolt
Beacl'I, CA 92663
Blomerlca, Inc.. <DE).
1533 Monrovia Ave .. New-
p0rt Beach, CA 92663
This business Is con·
ducted by; a corporation
Have you startod doing
business yet? No
Blomertca, Inc., Zackary s Iran•. CEO This statement was ftled
with the County Cler11 of
Orange County on 3-2·99
1~784706
Dany P1101 Mar 4, 11. 18, 25. 1999 Th300
BSC8126
NOTICE OF
PETITION
TO ADMINJSTER
ESTATE OF:
MARY H. STAFFORD
CASE NO. A196068
To all heirs. beneff·
clanes, c1edltors. cont·
ingent etee11tors, and per·
sons who may otherwise
be lnlerested in the will or
estate, or both, ol.
MARY H. STAFFORD
A PETITION FOR PRO-
BA TE has been filed by DONALD F. STAFFORD
and BEVERLY A. SLADE
In the Supenor Court of
Callfomla, Counfy ol OR·
ANGE. THE PETITION FOR
PROBATE requests that
DONALD F. ST AFFORD
and BEVERLY A. SLADE
be appolnled as pel110081
representauves 10 adminls·
ter the estate of the deoe·
dent.
THE PETITION requests
the decedent's WIU and
coc:l1cils, if any, be admtlled
to probate The Wiii and
any 00dlcll$ are available for examination In the file
kepi by lhe bourt. ~!:PETITION requests
aUlhortty to administer the
eatate Utlder ltle lndepend· ant Administration ol Es· tales Act (This Authofily wll allow the personal rep-
retentatlves to take many
actions w1thou1 obtaining
coun approval Balore
laltlng certain very 1mpar·
tant ect!ons, howevtir, the
pereonal representatives
wlll be required to g111e no-tloe to lntareS1ed persons
unless they nave wal\led
notice or consented 10 the
proposed acilon.) The In-
dependent administration
authority will be granted
unless en interested par·
eon fllH an objection to the petition and shows good
cause why the court 5hould
not grant the aulhOl1ty.
A HEARING on the pell·
aon wlM be held on April 1,
1999 11 1;45 p.l'tl In Dept
L73 located at 341 The Ctty
Or!ve Soul.fl, Orange, CA
92868
IF YOU OBJECT 10 the
granting ol the pelJUon. you
should appear 11 the hear·
Ing and 11ate your = lions or Irle written
bonS with the court ore
the lleerlng Yoor ap·
pearar1ce may be in person °' by your attorney
IF YOV ARE A CREDI·
TOR or oontJngent Creditor
or the deceased. you mu$t
me your claim with the
courf 1nd mall • copy to the personal rapresentatlves
appoint«! by the oourt
wllhln four months from me date or the nrat llluanoe of
lettera 1s provided in Pro-
bate Code section 9100. The time for ltling daime wm not uplra before lour month& from the hearing
date notleed eb0v1.
YOU MAY EXAMINE Iha
Ille kept by tl'll court. fl you
are • peraon Interested In
the estate. you may Ille
with the court• Request IOf
Soeclal Notice (toon OE··
164) of Int nung o4 an In-
ventory and appr.1a11 of
Watt aSMtl Of of any
peltliOO or account 11
proY~ In Probate Code aectJon 1250 A Request
for Specllil Notice form 11
avaitable lrom tna court
ctettt
Anorney tor ttte Petitioner:
8AUC£ I . COUJNS, HO .. (CS8f 142'70)
4000 IARRA'NCA
PKWY., SUITE HO,
"'VM CA 12114 Publiehed Newport
Bnd'!-COsla Mu• 0.11y Prlol MArctl 8. It, 12, 1990
FTh806
88Cl137
NOTICE OF PETmON
TO ADMIH'8T£R
ESTATE OF:
EDNA O. AINO& eu EDNA AINO!
CAI! HO. A1llOIO
To 1111 helrw , benefr·
cltrl111, cl9<l1tor1, cont·
lngaOI OledllOtl, end Ptt·
80f\I """° mey Olhefwll8 be "*'-"-' Ill the • °' ....... Of bOn\ 0(
EOt>IA 0 A1ND eke
£0HARIHDe
A PETITION FOR PAO· BA TE PIM bt1n llJICI try AOeEAT J AINOE W\ IM ~ Coult :of 0.llfor· n1a,· <JoUrfy d OAANO!. TifE . lltf!T1lt0f4 fOfl\ ""'°"" ll: ....
~'°'-•I ,~-~ ... •
' ··=-............... .
AQBltn iJ RINDE be IP" P<*ll!l!I • pel'ldMI ,. •• ~elO~tilflhe ...... of h Olcldefll n1E PET1TIOH requettt
IN decldtn(I Wil and
c:odiclll, It atft. be •Clmlttld 10 probate. Tr. Wll ond
any codiclla are avall.1>61 tor~~-· -.C~fleCIDUl1 . ,.. PlllllON,..,..
•uthofftv 1o ldmlnlller the ...... undet the lndepend-tnl Admlnlttrat1on··ol El•
.. 191 ~ (Thi• Au!tlOl'lty W1I allow the p....onal ,.
18..,-Qtl\19 to take meny ae11ons Wttrtou\ ob1a1n1no
court approval e.rore
taking Gertlln wry lmpor·
tant lcilona, however, the
personal repreeen-.tlY• will be rectulred to gtve no-·
tlce 10 inte,..ted peraons
unlesa 1hey have waived
notice or conse~tKI to the proposed action. The In·
dependent eel 1strauon
•U!horley will be' grant«!
unless a11 Interested per-son fllu 111 ObjeQlon to lhe
petition and &howl good
ceusa wtiy the COUf1 atlc>Old
not grant the authonty
A HEARINQ on the pell·
tlon wll bl held on Apel 1. 1999 11 1:45 jHft 11"1 Qepl
L731ocated It 341 l"8 City
DIM Souttl. Orange, CA
92868. IF YOV 08JECT to ll'le
granting of the pellllOO, you
should appear at the hear·
Ing and state your = 11ons or ftle written • tlons with the COUit be Of&
the hearing Vour ap-
pearanee may be In person
or by your attorney.
IF YOU ARE A CREDI·
TOR or contingent creelitor
of the deoeased, you must
me your clalm wtth the court end mall a copy to Int
personal representative
appOillled by the court
wlthln four months from the
date of the first Issuance of
leners as provided In Pro-
bate Code section 9100
The time for fillng Clalms
will not eiq:>lra befor9 four
month& from the hotrlng date nolloed above.
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
file kept by the court If you
are a person Interested in
the estate. you may 1118
v.ilh ltle court 11 Requesl 101
$pedal Notloe (form OE·
154) ol the lthng of an In·
ventory and appraisal ol
e51ate assets or ol any petition or account es
provided In Probalo Code
seclJOn 1250 A Request
lor Speclal NOllCe loon IS
available from Iha ooun
clertt. Attorney for the
Pptltlonet:
P~LMIERI, TYLER,
WIENER, WILHELM &
WALORON LLP,
JAMES E. WILHELM, eso. (CSB# 43785)
2503 MAIN ST., ST£ •
1300, IRVINE, CA 92814
Published Newport
Beaol'l·Costa Mesi Dally
P11o1March5, 11.12.1m. FTl'l808
BSC8140
NOTICE OF
PETITION
TO ADMINlSTER
ESTATE OF:
NORMAN CATE
ELLIOTT
CASE NO. A 196096
To all heirs. t>enefi·
clarfes. crednors,. cont·
r tngent credilors, and per·
sons who may 0Cherw1Se
be Interested 1n the will or
estate. or both, of
NORMAN CA TE ELLIOTT A PETITION FOR PRO-
BATE has been hied by
RICHARD JAN ELLIOTT In
the Super1or Court °' Cati· fornia, County of OR·
ANGE
THE PETITION FOR
PROBATE rOQUOSIS that
RICHARD JAN ELLIOTI
be appointed as personal
rapresenta1/\!e to adminla·
ter Iha estate of Iha dece·
dent.
THE PETITION requests
the dec:edenrs Win and
codldls, II any, be admitted
to probete The Will end
any oodlclls are available for lllltmlnatlon In th& Illa
kept ~ the court THE PETITION requests
auttlorlty 10 adminlllar Ille
estate under Che tndepend·
ent Admrn1stra11on ol Es·
tales N:1 (This Aulhonty win allow the personal rep-
rnentatlve 10 take many
acttons <W•ltioul Obtaining court approval Before
18.lting cettall\ very lmpof·
tant actlona, however. t1'le personal reprt1an11uve
wlll be requir«I to give no·
6011 to lntereS1ed peraooe
unle$S they have waived
noll08 or oonHnlecl 10 the
proposed action.) The in-
dee>and•nt edmlnl5tratton
1uth00ty wlfl be granted
unlesa an Interested per·
son 11i.1 an objection to the
petition and ahoWs good
caU5a why the ooun 1ho1Jld
not grant U'le authoftty.
A HEARING Oil the peti lion wlll be held on April 1, 1999 at 1•45 pm. In Dept
L 73 located at 341 The City
Drive SOulh, Orange. CA 92868 1r: YOU OBJECT to the
gt11ntlno ot the peution, you
1hoUld appear I Iha heir·
ing and 11ate y0ur = tlonl or 1118 wtlnen ob •
11on1 with the oourt be
lht tlo nng Your IP· peotranc. may bl 111 perton
Of by yOUr attorney.
IP VOU ARE A CR.EDI·
TOR or oontlngent Cl90ltor ol the deelased. you must
Ille yout delm wtttl the
QOUr{ and~-• oopy to the
ri-rsonal repr•1tnta11ve
apl)OlnltCS by tl'le Q:'IUft w'ilhtt't lour rnonthl lrom tne date of the ,,,_. uenoa ol tett.rs u ~ In Pro-
b4te Code Mellon 9100 Tiit tll'NI fOf ltllng Claim• Will not e!IPQ b41for• lour fflOnlhs lram the heiring
dllt notlCecS abcMI
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
hie k11pt by the OOUl1 II YoU
ara a petton lnlOft ted IO
the eltale, ~ ml\y l~o
wlftt the coun Requ 'lt lor ~t Notloe (lorm O
1 ~) Of 1"8 filing of •" tn
vtntory and ap9u11snl of
•tlall a11e11 Ot QI any
1)41tlllon or acc:ount ea ~ In Prob111a COO. MCllOn 1250 A Requ41'1
IOI SP9Cill Noliee lotm II
avallable '""" ll'lt OOl.Jrt C6elll
Petlltonef In '"' pen fll04ARD J, ILUOTT, 180. (CUI 107U]
1UH VAt.LIY UGHT'I DNY!, IL CAJOH, CA -PutM aMCI Ntwport 'B IFl'1 cu • ..... ~ fllll!CMl'dt I '1, ~~ lftt
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NOTICtO#
PETl110ft
TO ADMINllTlft
ESTATE Of:
TffELMA AIDA JOHNSON
CASI! NO. A1tl078
To all h•ra, be"'fi· clan.a. credlto,., cont·
lngln1 creelltol't. and I*•
eona wtlO rNY °"'rw&M tit rntert.ied 11' lhl v.111 Of
eatai.. ()( both. of
THELMA REDA
JOt1NSON
A PETITION FOR PRO·
DA TE hal buen llled by
TERESA L JOMNSON In
th• Superior Coult o4 C.ff
fOml!i County ol OR· ANGt:
THE PETITION FOR
PROBATE requests that
TERESA L JOHNSON be appointed as paraonal 1ep-
re1entatlve 10 administer Int estate of tile da<»dent. niE PETITION requests
Che decedent'• Wtll and
codlc:il•. If any, be admitted to probate The W1M and ~ codiCill are evalable lot examination ln the Ille k..,. by the oowt 1'HE' PETITION requests
aulhortty to ldmlnlstlt tne
estat& under the lnoepend•
enl MmlnlSttatlon ol Es-tain Act (This Authonty wlM ellow the peFIOMI rep-
..santat/lla to lake many
actions without obtaining
coun approval Bafora
taking certain vtiry lmpof •
I.ant actions. however, the
personal representative
wlK be 1equlred 10 give 00-
llce to Interested persons unless they have wal'ved
nolloe or oonsanted to the
propond action! The in-dependent adm nlstratlon authority will be granted
unless an Interested per·
son Illes an objection to the petltlon. and shOws good
cause why the coun StiOuld
not grant the authority.
A HEARING on tilt peti-
tion wlH be held on Aorll 1,
1999 at 1 45 pm In Dept
L73 located at 341 The CitY
D""9 South, orange, cA.
92868
IF YOU OBJECT 10 the
granting ol the pet11iorl. you
should appear al the hear·
ing and s.tate your ~
lions or Ille written Obt8C·
trons with the coun belo"
lhe hearing Your •P·
pearance may be 1n person
or by your al!omey IF YOU ARE A CREDI·
TOR Of conlingent CredllOI
of the deceased. you must
Ille your claJm with the
court and mail a copy to the
pa11ona1 repraHntative
appointed by the court within tour months from Iha
date ol the first Issuance of
letters as provided In Pro-bate Code &ectk>n 9100.
The time tor filing claims
will not uplre belora four
months from l.flo hearing
data noticed above.
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
Ille l<apt by Iha cqurt II you
are a per90n interested In
Iha &$tale, you may Ille
with 11'18 coun a Request lor
Special Notice (form DE·
1$4) ol the nong or an In-
ventory and appraisal ol
e11a11 1SSets or ol any
petition or account as provided in Probate COde
section 1250 A Request
IOI Special NoUce form II evadable from the court clartc
Attorn•y for the
Petitioner.
LAW <>FACES OF
ROBERT J. KAUP,
ROBEAT J . KAUP,
ESQ, (CIBI 5753t)
1301 OOVE SThEET, surre 11)40, NEWPORT
BEACH, CA 92660
Published Newpoll
Beaol'l-Oo&la Mesa Dally
Piiot Mard'l 5. 11 , 12. 1999
FTh807
BSC8142
NOTICE OF
PET1l10N
TO ADMINISTER
ESTATE OF: ANNA MARIE
MULLINS eka
ANNA M. MULLINS
aka ANN M. MULLINS
aka ANN MUWNS
CASE NO. A196079
To all hairs. benefl·
ctar1es. creditors. cont-
ingent creditors. and per·
5onS wt'<> may Olherwise
be lnler9sted 1n the wfll or
estate, or both, ol
ANNA MARIE MULLINS
aka ANNA M MULLINS
aka ANN M MUlLINS
Oka ANN MULLINS
A PETITION FOR PRO·
BAT£ has beerl filed by
KAREN PAGE In the Supe-
rior court of ca1t1om1a.
County of ORANGE
THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests that
KAREN PAGE be ap-
pointed as personal repr•
sentat/lle 10 adtn nlster the
e'1ate of the dooedent. THE PETITION requesta
aulhorlty to administer the
e111t1 under the Independ-ent Administration ot E.I·
tales Act (Thia Authority
will 111ow the peraonol 111p·
reeent1tfV8 lo take many
actions wtlhou1 Obtalnlng court approval Before
taking c.1taln very lffif>Of'
1an1 9c11ons, however, the per1on11 repre11ntetlve
will be required IO g1119 no-tice to Interested pel'IOnl unteu they he11e waived
nolloe or ~ to the
prOC)Oled ecuon) the In•
oapandel'tt administration
authotlty w'\11 bl gtantwd "" en int•,. ,_, pe,...
ton I 11'1 ObjlcttOn to lhe
palltiOf\ Ind lhowl good
\IH Wf1Y tho COUl1 tlloukl
not Of9(11 lht authonty
A HEARING on Ille Ptli• tlOn ,..... be hOld on Aptl 1,
1990 11 1 45 P m In 0904
L73 loca1od at 34t The C4lV
Onve Sdl. Orengo. CA 92868
IF VOU OGJECT to the
grentlng of the pttltlon, you
ahoutit •we r 11 the he.Ir·
Ing Ind Stl!ltl your = t1ooe or 1111 wrttte'I eo-
tlon with the court
the n.11flng Your IP•
pearanoe may be rn person
or by your •ttorMy Ir. YOU ARE A CAEDI· T~ or cont~ aadltOf
of Ille d9'8411fd, ~ou must
Ill• your dalm wltn lt19
coun .nd fNll • oopy to tM per1onal rtipntHnlatlve ~t«J Dy lh9 '°""
\lllllln fOUf month• ''°"' IN dall Of Ille llrtl llMtArlOI Of
letlel'I •• p<ooildtd '" PfOo bli!tt Code NdlOtl 9100 Thi llfM IOf llllllO ·CS114rM WI! f'IOI ..,. befo'9 ti;M
montfll "°"'.,,.~~ tltl•nolmd~
YOU MAY VCAMIN£ hi Ille kept b't' ttw COYl1. If 't'lll.I
DOiiy Pilot
I . . • . -
It_. ~·-,... .
Fictltloua Buefneaa
Name Steiem.nt
Ttle t()lloWlng ~f$0ns
are doing business a1:
!Nine T~lng. 2917 Via.
Sell Gor~onlo, San Clememe, ca in674
WiUtarq G Tunnel, 2917
Via San GotoOnlo. San Clemente, Ca §2672
ThlS bo&i,..IS It con-
ducted by: an lndlVtdUll
Have yoo stetted do4nO
bu&lness )'81? Yes, 3 1 Of W~ham G. Tunnell
This statemaot Ml fil41d
with Ille County C1erk of Orange County on 3·-'1·99 1"96n5550
Dally Piiot Mar. 1t, 18,
25.Apt. 1, 1999 Th307
FlctltlOua Bualnesa
Name Statement
The lollowmg persons
are dOlnQ business as:
Imagine},
15 lalina, lrvtne, Cahlomla
92614 David Robinson Shute,
15 Latina, Irvine. California
92814
This business 1s oon·
ducted by: an lndlvldual
Have you started doing
business yet? No
David Robinson Shute
This statement was flied
wltl'I the County Clerk 01
Orange Councy on 3-9·99
1IMMMS7955'9
Daily Piiot Mar. 11. 18,
25, Apr. 1, 1999 Th308
Flctltloua Bualneaa
Heme Statement
The IQllOwlng pe~s are dotng business as.
Yankee Tavern, 333
Bayside Drive, Newport Beach, CA 92560
Davco ~estaurant
E111erpnse$. Inc (Calif.).
17042 Glllelle Avenue.
1500. Irvine. CA 92614
This business is con·
ducted by a corporaUon
Have you staneo doing
business yet? Yes. 1986
Davco Restaurant
'Enterprises. Inc., David A
Salisbury, President
This statement was flied
with the County Clerk ol
Orange County on 3· 1 ·99 t"96784656
oawy P11o1 Mar. 11, 18.
25, Apr. 1, 1999 Th316
Flttitloua Bualneu
Name Statement
The following persons are OOlng business as
Davco Restaura nt
EnterpriseS, Inc.. 17042 Gillette Ave .. •500. lrvlne,
CA 92614 Oavco Restaurant
Eoterpnses. Inc. (Callf.).
17042 Gillette A.venue,
1500. !Nine. CA 92614 This business ls con·
ducted by. a oorporation
Have you started doinO
buSiftess yet? Yes. 111197 Davco Restaurant
Eoterprises, Inc., DeVld A
sansbury. Pre&ide'lt This $latamen1 wu filed
with tbe Counfy C1ertc of
Orange County QQ. 3-1 ·99 199M784157
Daily Pilot Mar t 1, 18,
25.1f{'1,t999 Th315
Fie tfous Bualneaa
Name Statement
The folloWmg persons
are doing buslne$1 as:
POS Systems Manage·
ment, 19900 MacArthur
Bfvd.. #100, Irvine. CA 92612
Dabltec, Inc • (NV),
19900 MacArthur alvd . 11100. Irvine. C~-92612
This business Is con-
ducted by. a corporation
Have you started doing
business yet? Yes, March
1, 1999
Debllec. Inc .. Phil Prouty.
See/Treas
This stai.rnent wu tiled
With the County Cler11 Of
Orani19 Cou"llY on 3-9·99 1M91715563
Dally P11oC Mar t t . 18,
25, Ap1. 1, 1999 Th313
Flctrtloua Bualnesa
Name Statement
The tonowlog persons
are doing buslnest u ·
Corona Oet Mar Shen AU10 Services, 3600 E. P C.H , Corona
Del Mar, CA 9~625
Amir Abbass llllt!Sf\, 7
Aga1e, ltvlne, CA 92614
This busineas It con-
ducted by· an lndlVldual
Have YoU staned dOlng
business yet? No
Amir Abbasa llkl'len
This statement was !tied
With the County Clef11 of
OrMge Coumy on 3·9·99 1"91795544
011lly Prl04 Mar 11, t8, 28, Apr. 1, 1999 Th311
Flctltlou• Bualneu
Name Stattmtnt
Tho fOUOWing paraona
ant dol~ bustneu 01 Yu capital FundlflQ, 15
Nopll Way. Alilo 9ie,o, CA 92658
Rtlph Clinton Pvan Ill, 1a
Nopall10I Way, Afi1'0 V1t)O,
CA92656
Thll Mlneu It con·
duded by. en lnclMOutl
Heve yoo 1111'1ed *>inQ
butmeM yet? Yn. 02!'.llil Qt
Ralph Clinton Pyatt 111 Thia statement -.. llhld
With hi County c 11( onanoo Count'i on ,3 0.99 ·1t111na11t
0 Uy P1IOI Mar 11 1 a(
25, Am t , 19H Thl10 FJ~floua Bu•ln•••
Nim• St•*Mnt
The lollOwlng persona
1re dQlng butlnt .. a1
Abaulut R0011n11 Co ,
9893 Peralta AIVer ~:i
Fountllln Valley, CA 02rua H•~n Krlitofte Ham·
marttrom, 9893 '-l'llfta
RMlf Cit', Focnaln Vallt'y
CA92708
Ttilt be.lllneu lt ~
ductld by an lnCIMdlJil
Havw you ltar1ed dOlftV
bulintll yt('I I,_,
Hallin~ 1llll alatlfMnt Ml Mid
1't1 County Cllftl GI °'9"DI~
o.ty Ptoc ...... '!:..!.'.: Afn. t, 1ltl llalW
• a .... II ......
riil1 ...
Polley
Rat an1l 1Jt.a1lli11t arr ~uL1rt·t co rhangr trnhout notiu. Tht' .
p11l1lt~lwr n"-f'n""-the ri~ht to ri'll!>or l't'da.sir,, rt'vise or rej~t
auy clat1 ifit'd a1ht·nt~l'mc111 1-'ltru.e rt'f)()('I an\ error that muy be
in vour d1b»1fird :ul 1111n11•1Jin11·l~ The Ooil\ f'ilot arccpti 110 •
liohil1h' for 1111\ c•rror ill nu udwn1i.t-mc111 (or \\·hich it mav bo , II
\tl•JH .. L ~ Byl'ax
(949) 631-6594
(Jllc.ue 1,.-f~yo0r11ame~1d
phone nunlhtt aD'l wt'll ull >"'' btatk tritl1 • ptic>e ~ )
ByPbooe
(949) 642·5<>78
By MaB'ln Person:
:330 Wc~1 Bay Str~N
Co tn Mesa, CA 921>27
rc::.pons1hh' rxrrpt for 1h1· roi.t or the i.poce actually occupied by •
tht' error. Cr(·tl11 1·1111 only lie nllow1·cf for the first 1nscn ion. ; • •
r----·Deadllnes ---...---. A .... ...,
SERVICE DIRECTORY
-for AJI Your Home and BusiMss Needs -
Qr
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
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FREE o.C: i'iOME HOTUNl BUYERS 6 SEU.ER 24.ffRS
MMn·1444
HosMd by Al'tu IOnzW * V.A * SO DOWN • SO MOVE.JN •FR££ COUHSEUNO
FREE Liit of HOMES
HUONA RfJIOS 1.-o.nwas1
VETEfWI REAL ESTATE
·• unht FV tiii,ooo '1.7 comm IC Yor9no Yllley
"2tlr 8'mOlt new II• $1 &ok
(BUYISEU) Ron Young
REMAX 7t 4-432-7171
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NP Helghta (VIiia slif\i)
Sbr 2.5tMI, '65Clsf, built In 11,
ffJ)le, paitlo, gfll' plR, AC,
hdwd hr1, design carp, wd bllndi. Owner '321,900 Oy1
Mt-nH224 eve ~II
BAY FRONT WITH BOAT DOCK NEW 96. 38R 3.58A,
STUNNING H .050.000 DAVID PRINCE, AGENT
949-7111-1520
OPEN SAT-SUN 1-4 201 VIA CORDOVA
Br111d New 58t/5Ba Home
8111 Grundy RH"Ort
t4M7W161
180" OeorH Bay 6 FalhiOn
Island V'lew. Ovef 1900 s.I.
38drm 2 5Baths, hl-oedings •
$329,000 Owner wm ~ O.W.C. Agent t4M70-767tV sso.ns3 .
OPEH HOUSE SUN 1-4
1731 BAYPORT, H.B.
Upgraded 48drm 48alh, end c4
cul-dHac loc Huge yard.
(TUSIWHoliday} pnicJero8I Ca
Really 949-72U 151
1-STORY SILVER
CRFSTTOWNHOME
Available ft-$112,000
$AVENOW1
65+ Seniors
· Doublewlde
1-bedroom. 1-bath.
like new carpet
linoleum & roof
$8,llt5 Complete
(949)7234045
WATER CLOSE
2-bedroom, 2-bath
Cabana home
Newport Beach
$29,toO
Space Rent ~060
(wlrfa lollg -..., 9491234045
IO COMIMl!TAIL
M«>UST SALE
CM 2-STY OFFICE CONDO wl
warehOull Greet 2600 sf. ale otc: wf 1000 sl wltlOUSe wAruc:k
door, ldlchenllle & $ff0199.
$2291( By OMw 1149-722.0155
1 1~~1
3 Doon to SOV1tt S.y front!
CHOtcE RENTAL, 2bf 2be.
1 C:.f git. nol9n*1'pel $22()()no
~ IY8il 4111149-723-4833
ayfrom Fum Studio pvt
tmllllCI. 19lllg. miCIOWIYt,
'W/d, utllceble. quiet! $695hno.
No Ptb 949-673-3059
106
• APE COD ITYL..f' OCEAN
FROHT studio. No ~ Ill 11111 l cable tncl. $10CWmo.
310.609-2454 ohm View i the ilUCi\: tbr 1ba. ,.,.,older b1d9.
Avtll 4-7 f101Shno.
MM73-251t
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PA
VILLA APAA1VENTS
The trdon c4 Newport e..ai
awaits you! Thi brtlllUldno
Ocean & Hlltlor bay ~ wfl relax you\
Our 1 Bedrooms ere stalUng II
$1580.00
1 Bedroomtloft stal1lng 11
$1700.00
Our 2 Bedrooms 1re 1tarUng at
$1870.00
2 Bedroom+ Loft starting at
.$264500
Some l#lits Include ,gar199, fireplace, vaoled ceh'lgS.
& newty remodeled khchens. can 888-783-8786
SPECTACULAR OCEAN
VIEW PENTHOUSE
28clrm"lBlll wWl loft. Llrge Balcony ~ drll'llllic
Ocewl View, Flrepllce, Sluctt.
Vl\Ated Cellingl, $2875 wlfl I
12 mo. 11111. S.751H98e
BESfLOCATiON IN
NEWPOffT BEACH 2Bdmv 1.58a Towmome wllh garage,
Newly Remodeled kllchen,
large dllioQ erea, Fountain &
Coot1yard "View $1970. Will\
&-12 mo Lle.188-783-8786
VIEW BACK BAY
2bf 21>1, tC>WMouse style, 2 car oar w1gpener, tflllc. Ill llll8n,
SISSOr'mo. 90H93-3130
FAIRWAY APAKI'MENTS
AT BIG CANYON
CATl!.D COMMUNITY BY FASHION ISLAND
Beautiful tree-lined atrMts and golf COUrM ~. Enjoy ew.trM living In your a...ge
•,
1, 2 or 3 BR apwtment home!
·lWo-<*~ .
• Wahw/dlfyw hoolwp9
• Fnpltlc:• (wood & gee)
• Nr COi ldlticnl lg
•Wet berln 2 Md 3 BA
• Alann eysl9"'
• $1,~ to $2,915
• Pleue ctlll (M9) 844-0509
Sony, no.-._
TN-LEVEL TOWHHOME ~~~~
Privet• Elevator, 2.5 Cat Endosed Ganloe, Fwepta:e,
Huge Walk-ln-dOset. washer/
dfytt ... & yard. $2000/mo on 1 year lease. Cal !Of appt.
94!M46-8453.
THE BEACH HOUSE APTS.
1433 SUPERIOR
/ Newport Marina
Apartments
Barfront community
Wlth private beach
& marina. Walk to
Balboa Island.
1BR,2BR and
2BR widen
•165043600
Wood bumi11«
fi~pl.ce & private
garage .
Sorry. no pets.
Pleue call:
(949) 760-0919
:\
!'!au[genct on
NEWPORT'S BAC* BAY
ill LIVE THE LIFE STYLE
The Terrace Apartments
at
An Exclusive Opportunity for
Waterfront Living on Newport Bay
• Limited av.ailability of
Studios, 1 & 2 Bedrooms
$1400-$2600
• Private Guud-Gated
F.nttancc 24-Hour
Security & Switchboard
• Private Beach
• Gym. Spa & Pool
• A Village unto itself with
Meeting Rooms,
Restaunnt, Cocktail
Lounge, Entertainment
8c Room Scrvioe
• Membership Required
To cbedulc your private showing, please call
(949) 645-5000, ext. 539
ill m ill
A French villa high on the hill With City,
canyon vtews, plus cool ocean breezes.
• Private garage
• washer/Dryer
• Refrigerator
• Gated community
• F'rtneSs, BUslness, Entertainment Centers
Q/f~
Slln JoeqWn ... M N9Wport Aldle Drive ... _,....
\1 ~'Jllln Oh d a. U.~ Sa
Hours -1 de phone 8:30rut1-5,00p111
'lot Ilia' .. ,fo, )a,
\Vulk-111 8:30a.m-S.00pm
\lottda) ..f" ntl••
1114~1 NP2M-T=:~~
BAYFRONT CONDO VIEW hM, good partdnv, quiet
Elegant 2Br di den. :t neigh, W/D, $550 • 112 util. ~~gt. ~9-~ Avlll '-1. Mi-722·7020
Share Sbr hOfue m CM
I I coaege Pai1<, near 8lfJ)OIVlree-
ftS HOIC!nl ways, nolsmk, female 1>1efd $700 + 112 utils 714·241·8515'
'NP SHORES• Br ~ office + •
gar1ge. Wuher/dryar, SllORT 'TE'M RENTAL A.viii kHchen priv, club llc:llHles. tin June 1 Spedoua, deluxe, $700/mo. 94t-54Mto3
28drm 2ba. ':'."L lum, ciOM to
beach, 2c gar. 9-675-7130 20I OFF1CES
1
1-:0.:Rll I FOR RENT/LEASE
Large Eucutlve OfflOl1
localed in H161tmgtoo Beactt,
$300 per monUl Cal Ron at '9norlmlc 0CMn View Lrg • 714-84&-1651 * Iv ~. tlm eels. walk-Ins,
2ba, olclden, 1C ger, 0 H Fri-I I Sun 12-4 $1750 94&-780-0189 400 AHNOUNCSt£NTS
1180~1 Cl::='
2BR 1BA COTTAGE Fenced
yatd, I Cit ger, wld hoo6wp 312 COiie ..... SL St"45/mo
1149-645-8567
l112:EI
WE HAVE'° HOMES IN
HWPRT BCH/ICOSTA MESA
From StSOO ·$6000
Per Month No Fees
Broker 949-642·3850
UDO ISLAND liAV FRONT
2br 21>1. doWnslalts. newly r• modeled, Sp pever ft1 120051
ye"'Y $3050 949-675-8825
28cl 2.BI new caipec, paire, Fp,
patio, near ocean. 1)11109 + carpor1 AvliA now $2 f OOr'mo
114!H73·52141714-271·3510
NP lsllnd 111'1gle flm ciNI\:
2br'ISen 2.be boet dock up to
30' bo11t. 2 cer .-, ffkl, WO hi!~ Joen MM82·i7'3. PVT EilACH COMllTY Yeeny
unfUm NIOI 28r 2Ba. 2 blllekS IO~. 2c an gar, lg MSlr·Br
wtll-t'I cloMC. patiolrlnl g&I·
defier. N/smk.r/pets Ag9nl
S221iOm1o t4M31-103I.
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BEAUTIFUL 38R, 28A In Trav111 Npt Coul 2 car gai,
wld hk'fJ. Avail nowt $2500 no pet Joen 149-862-9763
ROOMS I FOR RENT
'
Motel
rKently renovated,
near major flwys &
attracts, OC Fairgrounds
college.bchs,shopplng
mall. 24hr rrt desk F~
HBO. FSPN. Distovery,
DD phones, spa & pool
F'll"Sl wk spM&ls on
slogles fr dbls
$13.f+ Tax.
C.M. Motor Inn.
2277 Harbor Blvd
9•91645-4840
RINTAL9 I TOSHAR!
t
N!WPOAT &EACH Wall to
belch 1 Bed!oom wlbdl. Ill amen. Security, t st a last ~
UllllllM $550ltno 149~735
Cii bOUncy ..,io; 55/P Shi blf MW lllted, poo~ cell, 2bf • 1150, 1 bf • $550
MM31-2111
• Relief from .,.,.._..
• Anawera lo DA'a
• Modification of
support ,.. .... _,.,Clll ..............
Cl11Jl7&-7 ...
l8UJ U0-1722
14021.osr • FoUNo I
Found J111 5th, mens blcyde
In the Newport Blufl's area.
8'ke Is now at the -Newport
Beach Police Department
lao °=I
Cd .. Sal 13th 7am-?
513 Orchid Ave (In alley)
Clothes, apil4lances. lays n mucti more•
CM Fn 3112·saJ ii13
~ 12 00 Stonige shelving.
ITlllC llousehold. ,_ sales-
llWI ~. clothes & pro
spo1tS hats, DIRT CHEAP!
25n Elden St ong; S8ii boOk she!WS, sleec* Iola, cdc>f IV, fish &ar'*
6 muctl morel S..·51.ri 7-flOOn
3t0 E Bly Ave 8alloe Penn
HBAilidi&iCil~Fn & Sal e.2p 1108 ffm Ave/
HBBike, I~. dee»-
retor ~. Don'I mlN lhlsl
A8 SAT I=? m11 Fril'lli 11ne.
CTOH IVMta, Orlham 6
Wimer, Moving Iota of
houaetlold, clolhea.
>NEWPORT COAST~· ST MICHEL COMMUNITY _,
SAT MARCH 13TH IAM·2PM
Furn. houMhold, mlac.
Sl.n Joequln HIU1 Rd, to
Newport Rldr Ortvt, ..
tonow the 1lgn1
Set 13 l8111·1pm. 222 e 11th.
lnfenta, toddlers, lge worn-
.,,. clothing. Toys. playpen.
mlac houlllhold, etc
1 440 ~1
Kn090 MCurity Ilg• !Of ....
20e eldl '* llClUMlld caa Edcie 11 t4t-7st-7979.
Sten Allure UOUIOA TlON: snowca-. o.pi.y ~
IW111reslllllles stotage
sheMng, wide 'Pl" gnd more EYlfYtq !IMS chealp1
~· olfefs 3 Cllllog show-room~ • Ct*1o Htls 4040 GIW Ave
• Palmdale '-t2 W Ave P
• Whrttier 8512 Pin« Ave (800 ) 1513 -6865 . www nrtl com, 10% Buyers
Prtmum
Monday ............ Friday 5:00pm Thursday .. Wednesday S:OOpm·
Tuesday ......... Monda_x 5:00pm friday .......... Thuraday 5:00ptn
Wed"esday .... Tuesday S:OOpm Saturday ........... Friday S:()(}pt9·
;:649-4922~
SOUTH COAST
AUCTION
470 SCHOOLS llNSTRUC110ff ·'
T l'ilcher of Pi,11111
Mary dePascale, MM.
•1n Your Home•
lessons available
800•600•052
1474 wml
CARE•GJVER IOf eldelty.
10 years local releteras
~~~=
1416 EMPli= I
• • ACCOUNTlHG CLERK needed IOI busy C M lnllmel co Dellll onented. MS office
skills a mus1 50ITll credil card
PfOC8ls.ng axpenenc:e a plus Fax resume to 9-19-548-0569
ATTENTION WORK FROM
HOME! Our ctllcken come to the office everydeyl Eem an extra $500·$1500/mo pit·
$2000-$4500 l/t 800-561-7407
(~ newestway com) access
Coda 1150
Re1t1ur1nt
C«>lll, wallenfweltTMIH ,
clellvetY, etc. Call MU31-3592
·coONSElOfl'
to lnllruct DD edUll/ILS 6 supponect lvlng nc'1 Sellr 'COMPA~S·
Mv. In to wort! with 00 ldulltl
In North 6 South oc.
'SUPPORT .iDES'
Newpor1 a.ti ~
CMhlef Ffr 6 M , ST.ecltlr
wlll train 141·25i,.oo1 l ..Ott~•
fOf North 6 Sou1h oc, work
wlltl 00 ldutla. FJP.,.T TIME
Ir -------,I Call ... , ....,...711 11206
450 APPUAHC(!S oen'2~s hour RECEPTIO
GE Profile Frig. Side by Side Easy denlll bi1r1g llJI ~ 23 5ai II. ~e. tee maker, comciuter required
Wlllf'ICI door. tOyr warr111ty 1~4-4511 xUI
$1000 ot>o 9'~76tl-4764 oAi\IEM1RE cHlNGEJi
u..ct Wither I dryw. Worn (MUST 8E EXPER) ll9W bus In
petfectly, $150 for J)N. Aak CM good ci?vrng rec01d. nn lot
for Mwlt t49-54Mltt. ldVft:emenl 9'4!Hi45-006e
ELECTRICAL EHGINUR
BSEE fOf dMIQn Ind "9tlng
of s>OMf empllllert for Audio
11nt benefH1. Fu mume 10
154-424-8218
Part Tune
MONDAY du,. FRJJ>i\Y
6:45 am • ll:OO •
Busy Onnae CouD~ equip_~ kaslJll fitmjs
lootiJlg '"' cand.i-with supcrl> pboao
mannerism A
orpnautiocal sblls IC)
JUgg)e respoosibiti~ ••
We att looldng («a
leMD play~. with I P.>lf
ltbtude to gree1 OQ(
cbents and bandk an
1ncomi111 calls from~
switchboard. Distnbitiaa
ol mail, fa11.es. pacbJEs
and tDtatl.&l mtlDQI. •
MUST BE PUNcru.U.
AND PROf'ESSIONAt.!
No Phane CAU.E
PLEASE! "'
Fu-~ BHB 714-7Sl-7SJf
or mail ID'
BllB roa.un s.a.ua. CA mw
WHI'I'l'IER LAW SCHOOJ{
Whittier Law School is looking tor
proctors to administer final exams 1!l
our campus in Costa Mesa between
May 5-14. Must be re1iable. organll;e(I,
have good verbai skills and b•
responsible for transporting exam•
and bluebooks to and from
classrooms. Must be available to WOf't
during the day. $8.00/hr. •
Send letters· of interest with wo.tr
llA'IVUI . ...,..,.. .. POii &IAA PltlSnOIOUS
NEWPOD OfflCE Town
history or resume to Phyllis Sandi. · • • ..
Fax: 7141444-3458
3333 Hlrt>of ~
eo.ta Me91. CA 92629
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10 'eOl ... dO
14 Nero'• Cl4y 1 S Song1 In en
·te~
\1=~ 18 e.g •to.Moet
und4Htlanded ~1 G.i • 22 Slgnt, aa a
contrac1
23 EfllliOYt 21 Home fvrnlshiog 21 Rowboat
go-withs 30-Dlego
31 Melllmums 3:4 Shine • ae Atc11c dwelling
38 Splll -IOIJP 3t Ladles 41 CompetitOI' !43. Night before # MOii mlf1U$0Ule ..a Siert ot a Jane • Austen litle f7. Tidy up
4t Be.by bear
51 Were rtvals
e2 lVa Koppel 53 Wrfting need ts Cruising S7 Alsatian-born
atti81
SALES PT, IOf upscale women• ltor9 In Fashion
lal1nd. Contact Kelly Of • Darryl 111 9411-759-71185
$41Cretary WOfd Pert
AIR AIP, SOwpm, good maltl
NB property mgr near PCH
FAX 949·722-1085
• TEACHERS*
$8 • $11/Hr, Newport Beach
Preschool needs Pn & FfT
teilChers w/ECE unns to worll
wllnlants & toddlers Benelits' * 9411-1155-2672 *
~ PftEPARATION BV CPA
~no AccouNTJNo I
Free Consuttatlon. Free Est
Back Yea1s Taxes. Colleclori
Ptol>lems. Business & lndW. uals. Business Spec1ahsts,
WkMd Appt's Personalized
5¥c. 949-.474·9840
~ ACOUSTICAL ,.. CEILINGS
Acou.tlc Celling Removal
Knock down texture ~lltd
C:.11 Celling Dt1~n WI 714-610-3385 ot>ett \----
4 ADDITIONS
.. /REMODELING
AATHING INTERIORS
.J<rlchalYBa!IVRemodel f\OOnl Additions .. Visa/MC
t~5 949.645.9325
"18u1LO OR REMODEL
Homes 0< Offices
• Qual!1y Consltuelloo
• Reasonably Priced •,local Company 1636318
• St8Qllenlon & Associates ClllMM44-5465
. . .
"" ...
28 Ov9f and over
29 Maple •YNP· ~
53 Ur1Manned
speoeclfin
54 Antique
31 ActOI' Chaney
32 Uptight
auto
55 Copied
5e PoeHeasdale
57 In the distance
59 D.C. concern •
60 The Beehive
S3 Jaded
~ Sounded Nke e
khten
37 Pause
40 Sttmpy'• pal
42 Church tille: Stal a
61 Plateau
abbr.
45 Shoulder blade
48 Makes run of
50 Place for beta?
62 i Dream of
Jeannie" actress
65 Sonbuml
PIN1t bt lwvt ttllt tht
llstln91 In thl1 categaty
mey require you lo call a
llOO number In which
thef9 t1 I Chlf!J9 per
minute.
.252 tAffPET CLEANING
Prol'I Cerptt Cleaning
Honest-Poli!e-Fastlll
Frlencty and Malurelll Lon 714-1711-2098
~$~1
LEAKY ShoWlrl repanct ~ut~ and lna1.n.tlon. 701 Dhn of Tiit.
MM1MOS5 714-14MS2&
EuroCleon'er"
~<ICU • OfflC£I .. HCtrilfi8 PROrESSIOHALISM~ QUALITY
DtOICATION I
'Tl4 342-0656
714 437 -270411~
A Touch Of Clan Cltenlng Cleanilg-Resl<VCommeraal
Uc'd. BOnded, Free Esl
Teresa 714·282·7143
BRIGKT HOUSECLEANING
Europeen Pl'olnaionlle. BEST IN TOWNI Refwtncta.
DAREK &
GRACE 714-857-2647
Plta11 be wary of out of
erta companlt.1. Checll
with tht l~I Belter Bualn11a Buttau btf0f9
you stnd any money or fees fOf 11rvlcea. Read
end · underatend any
contract• befora you
algn.
1212-ucooNj JCONTRACTORS
LEWIS CONSTRUCTION
Remodel~* H:t:; Uc # 704 3 Local esidenl
714-557·5925
1276 DECK COATING I
. WATERPROOF COATINGS
Decl<s, l>IOO<>nies. stalrways.
Quality worll at reasonable
r1tes. L#587430 722-8769
WITTHOEFT DRYWALL All plluas/small/lg
jobs.CLEAN! 20rs, fair, ftee est 1.1400030 714-639-1447
..
... • I I ~ 4 .. ..:.> . . ..
COUNTED OUT
Bolh vulnerable. South deals.
WEST
•J6
NORTH
•AK94
c;;> 74
¢ J 1083
•K94
I::> A KQ 108
02
•Q8753
SOtJTB •1
EAST
• Q108532
Q,J63
0 764
• 10
Q 952
¢AKQ95
•AJ62
The bidding: ..... soum WEST
10 11::>
2• Put so Pua
NORTH EAST
Dbl Pas1 3¢ Pus Pus ....
Ope;lling lead: King of I::>
~ aiio, .. fl#(, won't
monds was invi&Mional in North· ~cOiTA'~1e,116 .
South'• methods. With aomechina in J"P'tt=:"" merve, South went to pmc vaa the lnlTfdiO 'ii
~;,~~ lWO top beans and ~3,.:0' llhr, CD.
then switched to the jack of spades. cost.A MHA tNAHm
Declarer won in dummy, drew j114)!AMIOO
• trwnp1 in three rounds and tOok stock lfl!ilm dtO 'ii
of the pouibj)lties. It seemed that a ~Mi IUIO, lltw" S/'R
club fineue was i~vitabk &ince both < cos A ll'rSA INF1Nl11
the queen and ten were mlssing, so (714)2AMSOO
declarer wasted no time in crossli\g to IHFiNll bo 'M
the king and returning the suit. Lo~ ~~~illi~5 North's ~ discard n:iade a club """''' loser inevitable -down one. J714!4M300 Dcctii.rer was jn too much of a iiiiifi 130 'M
hurry to ,commit 10 the club finesse. ~~ ~~
After drawing trumps, d~laret $14)241-1*
should ruft' a heart in dummy, cash IAAilT'i iHo coNVl'. •92 the king of~ and ruff a spade in Low mies! (010459) $12.995 hand. Whe1f West dilCards on this COSTA MESA INFNn
trick, the distribution is clear. Since (114)241-1900
West is marked with five hearts for INTEGRA COUPE '17
the overcall. West's distribution is 2· ~~) ~.999auto.
S-1-S, and therefore East holds a sin-SOUTH OOAST ACURA
Do nOl commit yourself to one line
of play too early. A little investigation
could point out the folly of your
g1eton club. Declarer's only chance is , (714)179-2500
• to hope that it is either the queen or INTEGRA LS coOH 'M
ten. So South should cash the ace-of Gm,auto,AIC'i006C9~5
clubs ~ .• ~~nfi ~t. prodtheUet;S ~ sou1~w:.,:r~ ways. .
Nonh's double of one heart was
negative -in effect, a takeout dou·
ble of one 'heart. South showed a sec-
ond suit and North's jump in dia-
ten, conun-r nessmg nme o J XJ6 1911 clubs. As expected, that holds and 5ac orig 111::; new tires, 00 game sneaks home. . . tmmacurate. $12,500 pr!Vate
I~,
GREAT FIREWOODlll
Order yours nowl ony 11351
cord. or lost S75/halt cord! Free d~lv8!):. 714.US.1432
1292 FL!lil
SAl.ES•SERVICE•INSru.. Hardwood, vinyl, ceramic.
PERGO, carpte MC, V1sa..
W08279 714-313-1589
298
SUP FOR 45'BOAT E'LEC-
TRICJWATER, GOOO LOC., CLS TO UDO ISLE BRIDGE
$13PER FOOT. 94H75-6128
1!1\WI
ACURA CL '17
BU<, auto, air, pwr pk, CD, ABS,
aaovs. (003379) $16,698
LEXUS OF WESTMJNSTER
&t1)112-6906 AC IHTEGRA '16
5sp<I, air, anovs. 1actory cen
phone. (000918) $13,598
LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER
(714)8112-6906
ACURA LS 3DR '13
5 spd, rus, low miles, x-clean,
moontool (008612) $10,995
COSTA MESA INFINm
(714)241-1300
CADILUC DtVILLE '113
Immaculate, 7Sk mllta,
perfect condition $11,000
. 14M7M743
CAMRY XLE •13 Pwr WMid(,
ABS, (105836) $11,995
SOOTM COAST ACURA'
(714)11711-2500
CHEVY 610 BLAZER 195
White/gray, euto, pwr pkg, lit, rool rack. (1075831 $14,898
LEXUS dF WESTMINSTER
(714)1112-6906
DODGE RAM 'is Wagon 3500 1 Ion, 28k miles.
1 ownet.(510352) $17,995
COSTA MESA INANm
(714)241-1300
IWIDYMAll
Al phases of home or office
r91>alr. No jobs too b~ OI' small
Clll for your free esthmte.
C.S. CONSTRUCTIOI
(SOlllll) Uc1738508
I~ I HA~UNQ I
JUNJ< TO THE DOMPlll
714-16&-1812
AVAILABLE TODAYI
94M73·5SH
'I! \.I 1' ,· • I 1--1 . _ PHEN+DIET
HOM4MJIAYifr Complete Medle&I Proa.
Drywall-carpentry-repair• s79/ Wclah• Loss
and much mol91 s~ ok. 1 .. --·-o_. -Medo--t""-""-"1
rep. Commh91, Ref'ti fret • V
lat. Ctwf• 71 WOto0101 I Ism
f>ll1Y 14M73-0411. tr·
JAGUAR 13 XJS2 DOOR
COOP£, Sunroof, 17k ml
111,IN.movlno out of Nte.
mutt 1111 14Nl4-755S JMP C&foiCM sport 'is 2a, IUIO, Ill. fl#( pkg,,alr, rool Sunrool, cruise, cass. rack.(6205981 $1f,798
4n3/109727 $6888 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER ATLAS DODGE (!14)ltHIOO
(714)54&-1134 JEEP &end CHEROKEE 'ii FORD lEAOSTAR 111 Limited ve, euto, 4x41 Auto, air, cruise, 1111. all'lfOOf, CD, prem aouna
"601,B26629 $4988 plqJ. Trill« tour pkg. MN!
ATLAS DODGE 11'9Y, 70K ml1..good condition
(714)546-1134 BEST OFF£n Mf.5154930
-=FOR=D..,e=sc""'o""'R=T,...c'"'"PE.,..._'t_1 -Jets> Wrengler 'i5 ecyt, WNie,
Moon!ool, cass, air. 4r.l6/ hard top, A/C, cld, custom
380866 $3488. whls. 66k ml, xlnl cond $11.500
ATLAS DODGE Leave~ 949--494·9894.
(714)54f.1134 JEEP Mc11eto. t..rado ·ii
FORD TAURUS OL '05 Auto, air, P/W -
f1ff' wn1oclcs, ABS. 47151128588 $7888 • 45W310369 $5988 ATLAS DODGE All.AS DODGE (114)548-1934
1114)546-1934 LEGEND LS 112
FORD TAURUS GL '90 Low mies, MIV loaded, won't
PWf wtMocka. last (012221) $13.i.995
46161212550 $3988 SOUTH COAS1 ACURA ATLAS DODGE (714)1171-2500
(714)54&-1134 LEXUS LS 400 '14
GEO METRO HB ·11 Au!o, air, ltlv, moonrool, a1oys. ~o. air, cass. ABS. CD.(186527) $18.998
4707"06155 $7488 LEXUS OF WESTM.INSTE~
ATLAS DODGE (714)192-6906
(714)54$-1034 UNOOL.N CONTINENTAL '16 GRANO:Xii 1117 AIAO, alr, fUI fl#(, lllVlm
Auto,_. pwr.(561003) $10,995 cass,llhr,(699353) $15,998
SOUTM COAST ACURA LEXUS l>F WESTMIHSTER
(714)171-2500 (714)112 .. IOI .
oRlNb citEAoiC'EE LTO 'i3 MticecStt lienz 500 sec 'es
Auto. lltlr. (emaoi S12,995 xlnt cond, grey, lotdtd,
SOUTH COAST ACURA $11500 MMS0-1567
(714)m-2500 ******** Honda lCCord 11193 Mmury &Ind iiiUrqillt '112
Loaded. 82k, wtllle, 2dr, $7500 Only 11k miles! loaded. 94H75-1649 Of pettect. Father passed away,
949-760-<>820 Jo. s10.ooo nnn Mt-751·7'35
a "S LAWN SERVICE
CLEAN-UPS SPRINKLER
REPAIR. TREE TRIMMING, F"fe EST. 7144M-2142 WIN6S6A oUbENClAE
Resldeotlal design. lnstmlation & maintenance. Guaranteed work, 949·515-0529
YARD CLEAN UPlTRIM TREES. HEDGES. PALM
TREES REMOVAL NEW
LAWN/PLANTS 714·96C>-8502
PUBLIC
NOTICE
ROBERT 16fifil co.
lnlallof/txteriof. 111'1111 lobs OK. Oecora~e Palnllna U494350 C.-949~ or page
949-580.ee26
~E P.etTO:P.E..:h IAGRA =k~':~idd~~":"::'. RllGAlNCON!iN
1-------•I <itl'lltll COlitrMliidYmM 800-7()().8 Llctnlld & Bond Cetptntty
c1tywlllVpalntlremdlahepelre MSM Conatr. 114-MMUI
The Calif. Publlc·
UUlitles Commission
REQUIRES that. all
used household goods
movers rrlnt th•lr
P.U.C. Ca T number,
limos and ohauffars
print their T.C.P.
number In an e<tv•rti•·
ments. II you have a
question about the
legality of a mover,
limo °' c:hauffer, aill:
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WO.W-tia. • ,_. Nnr Ormio. c-..
FffEI ESTIMATE (949 ill• 7478
> • ''"•I
' . _. ·. · .. ......... -.,.,,. .
dOAUN awtiMAH ~ YM'I •XI* Refarencel. rM YOUR HANDYMAN!
MARK 650-11525
\ ~ , I · , 11 t I" 1\
·, ~ , .. •" rr 4 .,
PUBl.IC UTILmES
COMMISfON
714'55M151
-
'
.. . . ... ·.·t """ ,,.
NIUAH MAXIMA OU '16 Ontt 30I< mlles, Ml pc>wef, 1 owner. (707800) 116.995
Colt• ..... lnflnltl
(71') 24M*
iiUXN iE KING CAB '11& ~ mtlea, 1 owner1 auto,
bed liner (3318211111.995 COITl llEM INRNIT1
,.J;P41·1300 PiCKUP1990 NC SHEU, AM/FM CASS,
Xi.Hr <:OND. Ill< Ml, $45001 MM42..-r77.
olDS ~l SL •o3 Pwr ~.seals. 4704iO12:,124 $6988 .
ATLAS DODGE
(714)54f.1134
OLDS EIGHTY EJGKT '15 ~o. air, full pwr paok, 1111. CJC, llhr, alloya.(824738) $10,898 LEXUS~ WESTMINSTER
(714)112.flOI
PONTIAC GAlAO Ali SE '14
Pwr wlMoclcs, ABS.
470&i550244 $7988 All.AS DODGE
(714)54&-1134
stf1As·11
Autol.OOkll"l.(697863! $10,995, SuUTH COAST ACURA (714)179-2500
SUBURBAN u:f, TON 4X4
dltatl, turbo, trans, cooler, $5200. lfml. Travel traller
IYlllablt. 14M44-1342
TOYOTA CAMRY '17
Gray, l\llo, air, CD, am/Im
cass. (026084) $15,998
LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER
(714)1t2-690&
TRIUMPH 111511 TR3 off fnimt ntltoratlon, white,
lmmacul1te Condition
114,150. 1411-154-7555
Volleswagtn Camper 71
While, ~Ill engine. .Ont
o-for 21yra. S.2700 firm.
C.K Peul at 71'""2-6132.
Vo11ctweven vw Ven ·12 Vanegon, 4$pd, tUr1S good,
new II res $1100 obo
MM31-3852
V otkiwagen Ca1>ii01tt 1 HS
Coovttllble, blue, !ilpd, Mte new, new Um & breaks, CA smog $2550 714-66~169
VW JfflA OL SD 't1
Auto, air, sunroof.
4737/533367 $5988
ATLAS DODGE (714)548-11134
S26lX1115
Auto, A/C. (349547) $6695.
SOUTH COAST ACURA
(714)971-2'00
Pliii9f1Stucco Pitch SeNtno Soul"8m Calif 25ylS.
L'326864 24 hours!
714"554·7831
DAN DAWSON PLUMBING Repair, Remodel, Aaplpe,
Drains. 24hr $dtrVlca. ExDtf1 gas sys1em repipes. L#554722
94MMH720
EXPERT DRAIN CillNINO Plumbing repalra
20 yrs eicp, II WOfk guaranteed STEVE 545-8298
PiUmbifti'draln cllan'rg 24hr emergency SVC. ; W rates, fret Ml. bonded. In·
aurtd. 64&-3299
PAEOISE PLOlliBINO
R81>11ra & Remoc:lalt
FAEE ESTIMATES
L'687398 1169· 10110
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H. L• B. Holllnfnot'th Som In Ottawa, on November 23, 1908 to Or,
John B.L. and Mary AE.
Hollingsworth. ln gtadu· alld lrom Mc:Gi. UnlVeralty
and after graduation
IKlOlpted a P<>SltiOtl Wilh Union Carbide lntema·
tlonal Co . He was
promoted to the foreton
fleld and took a positJon ln
Singapore as plant man·
ager of the Eveready Bat· tery diVlslon. After narrowly
escaping the Invading
armies ln Java during 'World War II, he returned
to the states to serve In the
U.S. Army.
Alter the Artriy, he
worked for Union Carbide
In Singapore and later in
Mexk:O as president of the l;lattary division. In 1959,
he retired from Union
Carbide alter 25 years of service. Subsequently, he
accepted a position in the
Sealed Power Corp. and
served as President al'ld
Managing ·Director of
Sealed Power de MexicO
and C.A.M.t.S.A .. until his
retirement in 1975.
l()O, .. '... .... tlrnl·ifll .. rvea 1~1n the IOCllf Ma.onlc l~ and Wit~
vited IO jolt\ the Fqlt
Otdtt ol Jesttrs. whlCft ~
continued to support. •
In 1976, Lee and hit
family movtd lo Ntwpof\
Beach Lee was activ. In
111t local ccwnmunlty and
served In many clubs and
orgatllratlons, lncfudlng l1'le Elks Lodge, The Invest·
menl Group, The Hoag 652
Club and the Ba~ Bay Ctub.'lee was an Investor
who al times Involved
himself In "day t,.ding".
He is $Ur.lived by IOvt~
wile,. Gulnlvere, lour ste~
children, Steve, Linda,
Glenn and Tonyi slster·lnt
law Margaret HQI! lnsworth •
Ot\awa, sister·ln-tawt
Margaret Holllngswortt'l •
India/la, and nlne nlecet
and nephews.
Setvlces will be held at
Pacific VlflW Memotial Pant
In Corona del Mar on Fri•
day, March 12, 1999 at
1 :00 p.m. 949-644·~700.
WhUe re~idin9 In Mex-PACIFIC VIEW
ico, Lee ttolhngsworth MEMORIAL PARK
served When called upon Cemetery • Mortuary
by the community to Ch ......... Crematory rebvlkl the locill schoOI ....,....
system. Recognized as a 3500 Pacific View Olive
hard w()(l(er and one ~ Newport Beech
did not have to take credit 844-2700
lor deeds accomplished, •---•••• he accepted the call lrom PlllCE IROTltlll
the business community to IELL BROADWAY
reestablish the American Mortuary * Chapel
Chamber of Commerce as Cremation ·
a leadership group and
served as president of the 110 Broadway
Chamber and president ol Costa Mesa
the University Club of Mex-642·9150 _____ ... I
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