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Home My WebLink About1999-03-31 - Orange Coast Pilot.. SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMJv\UNITIES SINCE 1907 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1999 ·High school prom. i~ 11o_t for night o\Vls • Newport Hatbor students fear ci{y noise ordinance may cut the 2000 event short. J ESSICA CiARrusoN ~Pb NEWPORT BEACH -Holding their prom in Newport Beach for the first time in decades seemed like such a sweet, simple idea to Newport Harbor High School junior Alex Robinson and her fel- low student body officers charged with planning the 2000 prom. After all, the prom is about celebrating Debate • is over: occ • s • Team· advances to national compe tition after win at sta te level. llcJlf Pb COSTA MESA -Kelly Wal- ters bas stopped listening to music. She argues all the time and she's even taken to debating herself in the shower. But her friends aren't worried about her. In fact, her teammates on OCC's speech and debate team think this is the secret to her success. the end of high school .and 1he end of childhood, A.lex said. Since most students have spent their childhoods in Newport Beach, it is only fitting to bid adieu there as well. Students had their sights set on New- port Dunes Resort and were dreaming of horse-drawn carriages and gondolas, with a band serenading in the back· ground. .S But a month after students first pro- posed it, the dream appears to be dead, crushed by a city noise ordinance that calls for quiet after 10 p.m. and by their refusal to compromise with it. Students are planning to ask the City Council to make an exception for them, but they have made reservations and put a deposit a~another location outside of Newport Beach, just in case. "We'd be more than }lappy to accom- modate their prom," said Erica Schmidt, advertisin9 manager at Newport Dunes. "However, in keeping with the city of Newport Beach, we have no music after lO p.m." Students said they had their hearts set on Newport Dunes, which houses a motor home park, a restaurant, and a huge party tent. It would be perfect for their prom because it offers so many dif- ferent kinds of entertainment. Sclunidt said the dub sometimes can get speoal pennission from the city. to play music until 11 p.m. but never later Schmidt also said the students could con- tinue to party until the stroke or midnight, but they'd have to do it quietly. But the prom isn't an oq:asion for restraint, Alex said. "That extra hour makes a big differ- ence,• she said. ·Our school loves to dance." And so they will probably ask the City Council to make an exception, 1ust tlus once, Alex said. Chet Malek, Newport Harbor High School's activities director, sa1d he thought the City Council should give in. ·My basic f.eeling is that for one night, for such a unique event, tbey should," be said "I realize that potentially it's open- l.Ilg up a can of worms, but my response to that is to me a high school prom is a lit- tle bit different than a birthday party o r any other event.• City Council members say they !1ad not heard about the dilemma. • u they say they cdilllot have their event without oty approval, then they are very welcome to come and talk to us,• Mayor Denrus O'Neil said. •And if we deeded it's appropnate, we'll serious- ly consider it ~ County switches to Plan B for airport •Board of Supervisors vote to push for more passengers at El Toro, fewer at John Wayne. Doily Plot SANTA ANA -Flights in and out of John Wayne Alrport are expected to shrink by almost half, while tbghts at the proposed El Toro atrport will grow by 15..., under a new plan approved Tuesday by the Orange County Board of SupeTVlSor>. ' On March 21, Walters, as team captain, led her teammates to a fiist-place finish among community colleges in the state speech and debate champi- onship. Next month, the team is off to Milwaukee to try to cap· ture the national title, an honor that has eluded OCC since 1990. BRIAN POBUOA OMV PILOT Orange Coast College debate team president Kelly Walters, center, talks with team members Ray Chavez and Darcy Staniforth about the team's upcoming national competition. The team placed first in the state's community college debate championship. By a 3-2 vote. the board voted to switch from Plan C -wluch calls for 24 million passengers a year at El Toro and about 10 mil- lion at John Wayne, with a high- speed people mover linking the two -to Plan B, wtuch would allow 28.8 milllon passengers each year at El Toro and about 5 4 mtllion at John Wayne Supervisors Thomas Wilson and Todd Spitzer voted against the switch, while board Chair- man Charles Snuth and Supervi- sors Cynthia Coad and James Sil- va voted for it. Newport Harbor graduate earns award The board also voted by a 3-2 ma1ority to approve flight demonstrallons to show commu- nities how much noise the airport would bnng. •Tuey are really bard workers and they like to win,· said coach Norm Fricker. Under Fricker's chrection, the college has taken seven state titles in the last 13 years. But while fame and glory is nice, team members say it's not the primary reason they spend all their.spare time on research, writing and sparring. •w e're not just a team. We're a huge farmly," Darcy Starulorth said. SEE DEBATE PAGE 5 • UC LA's April Cubbage-Vega, I who was captain of OCC's debate team, plans to use p restigious $30,000 sch olarship to pursue a career in field of public policy. J t,SSIC:A GAlllll..0:-1 Doiy Pio! COSTA MESA A Newport Harbor High School graduate has been elected a 1999 ;Ih.unan Scholar, one of only 75 stu- dents across the country to receive such an I honor April Cubbage-Vega, who graduated Each state nominates one studenl each from OCC m 1997 and is a Junior al UCLA, year, and then one or two at-large scholars will use the $30,000 award to pay for gradu-are chosen from each of 19 regions m the ate school ID public policy at UCLA She was country. nonunated by OCC's faculty. The scholarship recognizes students who "I trunk it hasn't really set m for me yet,· are leaders dnd who plan to pursue careers said Cubbage-Vega, 23, who works on m public policy. Over the years, only a hand- domeshc violence issues and plans to ful of students from community colleges become a lobbyist for women's issues. have won the prestigious award Just being nominated as California's Cubbage-Vega. who was captain ol the finalist is a major accomplishment, said OCC's speech and debate team, said she Louis H. Blair, execubve secretary of the crectits her experiences at the school tor Harry S. liuman Scholarship Foundation. helping her succeed at UCLA She is still m "Califorrua is traditionally the state with I close touch with former teachers She found the most intense competition for the scholar- ship,• Blair said. SEE AWARD PAGE 5 Under the county's new pre- ferred plan, the two auports would no longer work together as one, as had been proposed in Plan C. Rather, they would be separate, even competing, air- ports, although El Toro would have mtemational and •tong haul· lights and John Wayne would be a more regional airport. Snuth propo ed the switch after learning that the high· speed people mover linking the SEE AIRPORT PAGE 5 Film festival reeling in the crowds MILLENNIUM MOMENT Many are the poorer for not meeting Jean Tandowsky Using a little savvy, organizers say they are drawing more p eople than in the past ,. GRJC RI UNG N ewport Beach interna- tional Film Festival orga- nizers are thrilled with the re ponse they have received nud- way through the 10-day event and hope for contin- ued success through closing night this weekend. Although they several screenings have been shown in front of packed houses, including the March 27 debut of "Kate's Addiction " and •Murder of Crows,• which stars Cuba Gooding J r. The festival, which iS m its fourth year, has also attracted a diverse, inte mabon- al crowd W1th more than 20 dit&tors and producers from d.if· ferent countries. don't have any tungi· ble attendanct' fig-,"."·--'!.-·f.U-J...~f "I'd say about , .. &C'of"" .... .....,. o·-o-' 80% to 90% or our • ures for the fust half of the lestivil.1, offi- Ciols are optimistic they will sur· pass la.at yea.r's final totals. ·w e have had a dramatic increase in attendance o far compared to pnmous years," s~ud festival tpokesman Todd O\Wlr· tararo. •niere have beet\ quite a few Mllouta, an<I we are expect· mg aome more." · Otganizen w re pl ased thet visitors in the film community ere for· eign," said festival director Jeff Conner. "It' real unlqu to hav , and we are pleased so many of them made the trip • OrganlZers have tried to pro· mote the festival vigorously, tnventtng clever idea to attract crowdl. While only about 30 J*>" SEE FILMS MCll C DON lWM I OIW.Y N.0t °'lrrr.... •i..:•• dace 11 llP at tldl,.... Newport.._.. .............. Feltlval. Jeu Tandowsky INDEX Jean Tandowsky Wti a fonncr how- girl and model before he moved to Udo Isle in the arly 1 95~ She was known for wnting publicity pieces about the Orange County Philba1· moruc Society, playing th pumo and composing mu 1c, mduding priz - winning children' mu icals. In fact, ~he Wa$ a c.hart"'r m mber of the com- mittee that helped tablish :th phllbu· rnonlC' society, working 30 years doing Volunteer work bef o ting • Jataii pbSitiOn as public relations diredeir. J • ' • • ' • loccils only Daily Pilot ILMlllC • IDITOrS NOre Do you or someone you know hwe a ~ birthday or annlvenaty coming up? If so. we'd ltke to 1ndude It in our A.lrMNC. C".all the lntorm.tion In to our Readers Hotline. (949) 642-6086, fax It to (949) 646-4170: or rmil It to the Dally Piiot, 330 w.-ay St.. Cost.a Mesa 92627. You can send photogr:aphs. but 1ndude a sett-addressed, stamped envelope if you WM\t tMm returned. I Home is wheFe South Coast plaza is I DUI ARRESTS The follow!ng people were arrested recently on suspi~ cion of driving under the influence. These people have only been arrested on suspicion of a aime, and, as with all such crimes, they are innocent until proved guilty. COSTA MESA ~21 Pablo Galiana-Morelos, 26, Costa Mesa March 2A Arte Gutierrez-Rosas. 21, Mammotti Lakes March25 William Gregory Flak, 25. Irvine NEWPORT sdat March 23 Juan Rocha Montano. 33, Santa Ana Salina Jo Bell, 1B, Garden Grove March 25 Kristin Michelle Vrablick, 29, Newport Beach March 27 Mtehael Todd Johannes, 26, Dana Point March 21 ~ Gary Gerard Laux. 40, Rancho Santa Margarita Frankie Jo Sheppard, 64, Newport Beach BIRTHS Most recent births in Newport Beach. Karsen C. Buck, March 4 Delaney A. Buckelew, March 4 Daniel L. Abell, March 5 Naomi A. Bransby. March 5 Rebecca S. Crane. March 5 Madison E Bush, March 6 Kimberly B. Crane. March 6 Kathryn S. Casey. March 7 Chmtopher Cerrillos. March 7 DEATHS ' Most recent deaths reported to the Orange County Recorder's 0H1ce COSTA MESA Thurston D Day, 75, Feb. 19 William Bandaruk, 81, Feb. 27 Jacqueline G Daigh, 80, Feb. 27 NEWPORT BEACH • Robert P Forbes. 85, Feb. 24 • I • With new Macy's store on the horizon, renamed Crystal Court trying to revive image. I J ffl• ARNOLD I !bl{~ ! COSTA ~SA -The new Macy's i home store that will open at the j renamed Crystal Court by the end of : next year will provide "one-stop• ! shopping, including decorating ser- i vice and bridal registry, Macy's offi-! cia1s said Tuesday. --tr "Macy's new lifestyle approach to j home f~hmgs is an exciting \¥BY to j bring a full-service home store into 1::::',, this market,• said Michael Steinberg, Macy's West chairman. •with the dra- matic growth in Orange County, investing 10th.is idea in this particular r location is not only timely, but meets , the demands of the customer." i I i I ~ ~ : : i ! i : : i I ! i ! J. ! : : i j ! i The first home store opened in Las Vegas in 1994, said Merle Goldstone, a spokeswoman for Macy's West. The store will feature home furnishings in designs ranging from early American t to contemporary, as well as products for rooms from the bathroom to the kitchen, she added. • The store will be an anchor at the old Crystal Court, which has been renamed South Coast Plaza. Renova- tions to the three-level, 189,000- square-foot store are projected to begin early next year with an opening set for the fall of 2000. The shopping center ls at Bear Street-and Sunflower Avenue. "We're thrilled to provide the opportunify for consumers in Orange County and Southern California to shop at Macy's Home," said South Coast Plaza spokeswoman Rita R~elli. •nµs just reinforces our abil- ity-and Macy's ability-to meet the needs that consumers in this area expect. It is a very positive situation for Macy's and South Coast Plaza.• Macy's is owned by Federated Department Stores Inc., which is one of the countrts largest retailers With annual sales of more than $17 .3 bil- lion. Federated operates more than 400 stores in 33 states, including Bloomingdale's, Goldsmith's and Macy's. Jt also owns the Fingerhut direct-mail catalogs. The addition of Macy's Will improve home furnishings options to consumers, RedaeW said. South Coast Plaza already houses more than a dozen home furnishing stores, includ- ing Crate & Barrel, which has achieved its highest national sales production per square foot at South. Coast Plaza. A larger 42,000-square-foot Crate & Barrel is scheduled to open in November. "Macy's will be a nice addition to the home retailers we already offer here," RedaeW said. "That just gives consumers all the more opportunity to find what they need here.• BRIEFLY Pacific West acquires management firm Pacific West Asset Manage- ment Corp. -a full-service com- mercial real estate management, leasing and brokerage firm based in Costa Mesa -has acquired Inland Commercial ol Anaheim Hills, a retail property manage- ment and leasing company. Pacific West bought Inland Commerdal's assets from owner Ken Jacobs in a cash transaction. As part of the deal, J~cobs has joined Pacific West as director of retail leasing. Pacific West acquired all of Inland Commercial's property management assets, which con- sist of 15 shopping centers in Orange, Los Angeles and River- side counties that feature anchors such as Stater Bros., Lucky, Sav- on Drugs and Michael's. Online Yellow Pages publisher has new site Debra E. Powell, 41 , Feb. 24 George R. Thomas, 79, Feb. 25 Anthony D Christopher. 80, Feb. 26 Kenneth T. Harrington, 59. Feb. 27 Nancy N. Craig, 68, Feb. 28 Eric V Hauser Ill, 76, Feb. 28 Alexander S Kahan, 96. March 1 : : ~ i ! RICK HEARN I DAILY Pl.OT Garrett Gallegos, 8, right, plays with a fingerboard at the Boys & GtrlstClub. The fingerboards were provided by Brian Theriot. who helped launch the POG craze earlier this decade. SNN.COM of Newport Beach has reached an agreement with MindSpring Enterprises, Inc. under which the large Internet service provider will install at its Web site a customized version of SNN.COM's Online Yellow Pages. MARRIAGES Most recent marriages as reported to the Orange County Recorder's office NEWPORT BEAOi • Joseph B Huntsman and Mary A. Taylor, married Jan. 23 in Corona del Mar • Eric J. Weuve and Melanie Wendt. married March 5 in Laguna Niguel • John C. Christensen and Stacey D. Fields, married March 6 in Lake Arrowhead • Charles B. McDermott and Diane L ·Perkins, married March 7 in Laguna Niguel • Felix G Bettermann and Cari R. Eloe, married March 9 in Santa Ana • William H. Richardson and Stephanie L Becket, mar- ried March 9 in Santa Ana REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS, Recent real estate transactions as reported by the Acx- 1om Data Quick Products Group. COSTA MESA 648 Beach St, S197,000 311 Colleen Place, S325,000 369 Flower St, S310,000 215 Knox St B. S270,000 365 Ralcam, S195,000 1115 Sandi Latie. S 1 S5.000 257 Santo Tomas Ave .• $345,000 746 Tustin Ave. c.. $215,000 403 Victona St., $215,000 1061 Westward Lane 31, $165,000 930 W 19th St., S175,500 NEWPORT BEAOt 1511 Cliff Drive, $535,000 6 Emperor, $499,000 • 8 Escapade Court 113, $220,000 210 Lille Lane 214. $370,000 9 Sand Dollar Court, $175,000 219 Walnut St .. $350,000 4 Wild Goose Court, $226,500 21 Wild Goose Court, $275,000 READERS HOTUNE (949) 642-6086 ! i I f ~ i : i I ~ l l i I ! I I l ! i PM.Pilot Record~ commen1s about the Dal Pilot or news ti~ VOL 9J, NO. 75 • AQDRESS Ol.K addr• ls 330 W. a.y St.. Costa Mesa. CA 92627. tHOMAs ... JOHNSON. q>R,tWJJ<>NS Pubhsher WK.LIAM L09DEl.L. It Is the Pilot's pohcy to prompt- Editor • ly correct all errors of sub.stance. STEVE M.+JllU. PJuse call (949) 574-4268 M~tor m TINA :rM, The Newport SeacM:osta Mes. As&ISUnt Managing Editor o.it>'Yi Piiot (VSf'S-144-800) Is S.J. CAHN pu !shed Mondly through Sat· Oty Edit« urday. In~ l4Nct\ and STIV'l IAMES, Cost.I Mesa, subtalptions are News Editor tvallable only by tubloibl~ ROGa CAM.SON. The Tim.s Ot_,. County ( ~Editor 252-9141. In arus outlldt of MMC MAllTIN. ~ a..ch and eost. MeM, tublafptlons to the O.lly Piiot Photo fdttor ,. f!V .. lablt only are by mail for LVMll80lA. s 10 per month. second dall& =~Ising pc:llC.l99 peid ft COltA ~ CA. .. ,,... (Prk* lndudt Ill~ .~~ .... end locll tlle) ll05TMAS-&MA•••a... Tift Send ..... c:her'lll to P'Yomo9ol• The N9iitJpOtt leldW'CGIU Mlle flUP IDD llMH. o.ly Not. '-0 loll 15'0. CA:llta CJ"9f ,JnencW Oftlolr MeN. CA t262t ~No ' Ft:Jn at your fingerti .ps Under the terms of the agree- ment, the two companies wUl jointly participate in an infomer- cial to be aired in select U.S. mar- kets beginning May 30. They will also !;hare in any aqvertising rev- enues generated by the directory at its MindSpring location. Costa Mesa creators of the POG are back with another children's toy EusEGEE T he same father-and-son team that launched the multimillion- dollar POG craze have hit upon another idea that looks to be even bigger: the fingerboard. Costa Mesa resident Brian Theriot, a foreter planning commissioner, and tus son Thevor are trying to keep up with demand as children begin snatching up the miniature skate- boards as quickly as the ir sweaty little hands can grab them. But m the case of this toy, the sweatier the hands, the more fun there is to be had. Children use the flat pads of their fingers to hft, flip and twirl the finger- boards just like real skateboards using store-bought or homemade ramps and half-pipes. • Some df the older children have mastered moves such as •kick-flips" and "180s," but younger kids seem to have fun just letting them fly through the air. •All you do is fling them all over the place." said 7-year-old Alec Chamberlain, explaining the intricate dynamics of the mini-sport. Those dynamics are creating seri- ous demand, and the Theriots are news stories, illustrations, edlto- rial matter or adwnnemenu herein un be reptoduced with- working intensely with a toy market- ing company, California Creations, to keep up. Thevor gave his dad the idea for the POG in 1992 after bringing him a milk cap. Theriot quit his job as a building executive and started the World POG Federation. Theriot has also established his own toys and games promotions agency. Theriot said it was deja vu when Thevor, 12, showed his dad the fingerboard last year. Kids at school were taking the mini-skateboards off of key chains and performing tricks with them instead. Mark Dinges, president of Califor- nia Creations, also first saw finger- boar,Ds while at Theriot's house. l?f!vor had a bunch of books stacked up and had cut ramps out of cereal boxes. •For two hours, he just sat there and tried to do these flips,• Dinges said. At the Boys & Girls Club last week. chil,dlen gravitated toward the box of fing~boards and ramps Theriot had brought with him. Soon, the children were concentrating on flipping and twirling the boards with the "hyperfo- cus" that only children have. Perhaps the best sign of the toy's WEATHER out wntten permission of copy- ~ht owner. l8YUIAW5 Balboe nou popularity is that teachers bate them as much as children like them. •we aren't allowed to bring them to school because teachftrs take them away." said Jacob Gilbert, a tbird- grader at Kaiser Elementai:y School in Costa Mesa. Although the distractions on wheels might be taking children's attention away from their schoolwork, the fingerboards are not totally with- out educational value, Dinges said. Zany Brainy, an educational toy store, is the biggest seller of the fin- gerboards, he noted. •They've been tested in California stores in the last two to three weeks,• said Meredith Emmanuel, a Zany Brainy spokeswoman. •They've been so successful that as of next Monday we will have them in all of our 79 stores nationwide.• Zany Brainy stores acro~s the country are planning fingerboard events May 28, she said. The success of the toy can proba- bly be traced to the fact it was chil- dren who discovered it, Emmanuel added. •Children created this craze,• she said. "lt really came out of a con- sumer demand. It's something they've invented themselves. It never was intended to be a toy." Published in Newport Beach by Superior Business Network, the Online Yellow Pages is avail- able at the company's Web site. SNN.com . It is the largest classi- fied directory in the world, with more than 50 million business listings worldwide. SETTING IT STRAIGHT A photo of Richard Stevens was mistakenly published with Saturday's Millennium Moment profile of John Mcintosh. ••• A photo caption that appeared in Friday's edition should have identified the subjects of the photo as sixth-graders Jeff Ogle and Sasha Hass. • • • ln Thursday's edition, the Child's Play feature in Datebook should have said Jacqueline Bowinkel will be playing the character of May Peterson in "So Long Birdie.· SURF POLICE FILES ,, Low morning COSTA MESA clouds and fog HQW TO BEAQi US 64149 TODAY Corona del Mar First low will give way to • CenW StrMt: About S 1, 117 was stolen from a home In the 600 blodt during the eYtnlng of March 28. • L.eibnldcw Drtve: A ce>mf*t dlSC player and a pair of spffk- en worth $700 were stolen from a car In the 1600 block dUring the evening of March 25. 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We 9:07 p.m .•••.•.. 4.9 have a northwest swell delivering TMIMIDA.Y First loW chest· to head- 3:181.m ...••. ,. 0.3 high sets. Waves Flist~ et the points and t:21 • m .••..•.• 4.6 Stcond loW re.ti will go high- 3:22 p.m •••••••. 0.5 er. Water condi-s.co.td high tlons and visibility t'l1 p.m .•••••.• 4.8 .,. poor. The sun ... WIH set at 6:12 ........... p.m. And drive ~- • Mela V.. Drtve: camera equipment worth $9.000 was stolen from • car In the 2700 blodt between 3 and 6 a.m. March 27. • ,._,.._ Awnue: About S880 was stolen from a business In the 2000 l*>tk ~ 1:15 and 5 e.m. March 27. • South COMt Drtve: A pun. end Its contents wotth S 1rn were stolen frOm 1 w In the 1500 block betwffn 10 end 11 :)() a.m. March 23. NEWPORT BEACH • w.t Cwt l~y. A cellvtar l)hOflt worth $600 was stOlen from a car n the 2700 block beiw.n 9 end 10 p.m. Marth 26. • ntne --.. A cellUlet phone~ S 149wesltoltn1'otn • car In the 600 bkxk betwMn 2 Ind 4 p m. MMth 29. •NI •wt 0.... Drhe: A SMM end Its eot"*•ts WOl1h $210 were stoWi from• bullrm. In the 600 ~ ~JHn 1:15 and 7:•S p.m. Marth 2• •._.om..,,_ A Mllet .net fts cone.ob wont\ J10 WIN stolen frOm e CM In the 2100 btodt on the night of Meid\ 21. • 17th Strwt: A_,.., phot'9 Ml *>Mn from a hon1e '"h 100 block bft\ .. 1n I and l:JO p.m. MMtl 21. r , , Daily Pilot TbereS always a few more computer viruses among us S ure?y you have read about • the new virus that began • devastating computer sys- tems last week. Melissa (more formally, W97M) attacks computers that contain Microsoft Word 97 or 2000 word-processing software. Carnegie-Mellon University says this virus is no joke or bogus Internet rumor. It is real and can foil even th~ most elaborate security programs that protect . government and corporate net- works. Melissa is kind of like the brown snakes that have invaded Guam by slithering onto the island via the wheel wells of jet aircraft. She sneaks into a com- puter via the e-mail system, reads the address book and sends infected messages to the first 50 entries. These then reproduce until virtually every computer in the world is sick, sick, sick. Except mine. If Melissa creeps into my machine, she is going to be met with viruses so vicious she will withe r and die. You see, I am the only person in the world who has been per- sonally infected by a computer virus. Should you doubt this, consid- er: For years, I happily used a · machine that became increasing- ly erratic. At first, it was just eccentric, which it expressed by making my life miserable when I wanted to send an e-mail attach- ment. Then, about two years ago, it went completely nuts. After hours of investigallon, the guy . who built it for me, Egon Reich of CompuSave, discovered a short circuit in the claberon switch. Whatever its real name, Egon replaced the doodad and, boom! Brand-new-acting computet. Then, in December, the thing went bonkers again. It was balky about attachments, then it began printing out pages of gibberish. Yes, I know, the less kindly among readers will mutter, "So THI FRID COLUMN fred martin what else is new?• But this began with no •Print" instruction, and it would not stop printing no matter what keys I pushed. It was like "2001: A Space Odyssey• coming true. Hal was in charge. Finally, in the middle of Page 17, I pulled the plug and told the machine its time had come. And so I began the search for its replacement. I considered a Macintosh, but this old dog really didn't want to start having to learn new tricks. So, a PC it would be, but whose? I bought great, thick computer magazines to read reviews and check out the ads. Likewise on the Internet. 'Pshaw. Utterly confusing. Finally, I focused on Dell and IBM; Dell because of their repu- tation for quality and service, IBM because we own 20 shares of their stock. Despite the fact that a record- ed voice at an IBM toll-Cree num- ber actually hung up on me - and was quite huHy about it -I found a great "open-box" deal on one of their machines. But my virus was just begin- uing its evil attacks. When I offered my American Express Gold Card as payment, the clerk came back and said, in a 180- decibel voice that silenced the cavernous store, "lHEY TURNED DOWN YOUR CARDI You owe 'em money or sumpm•i• (No, I don't. When I later made an irate phone can to the company, a clerk told me the refusal was "for your own protec- · tion •because I didn't charge that much on that particular card. •Nasty le tter follows,• I said.) I settled the deal with another card, went home and began putting things together. Then I learned that computer companies no longer spend a lot of money on instruction manuals. What lit- tle material comes with the machine is largely unintelligible, as are the •ttelp• programs inside the machine. So you go out and buy a cou- ple of books with titles like, "The Simple, Easy Way to Master- ing IBM and Microsoft.• If it is so simple and easy, why does the book have 773 pages? - In the days since then. the Computer Paramedic has been here twice, the Computer Tutor three times. The machine processes words for me just fine, and I can go out on the Internet for research and get along swell. But I cannot get this tool to perform the one simple task I really need it to do: take a col- wnn I have just written and send it to dallypilot@earthlink.net as an attachment. I have tried maybe a dozen times. I have even switched word processors from Lotus Word Pro, which came with the machine, back to Microsoft Word. I have tried to send these attachments not only to the Pilot but also to high school friends, my daugnters and even my wile, whose computer sits about 10 feet away, as the swivel ~air slides. It refuses. All I get __ back is, ·can't download~ur attach- ment• or, ·can't read ... - So don't tell me about com- puter viruses. I am one. • FRED MARTIN is a fOfm~r Newport Beach resident who writes from his home In Fort Collins, Colo. His tolumn runs Wednesdays. UP, UP AND AWAY KIM HAGGERTY·ZVUUS I DAILY PILOT Kyle CoWns, 8, of Costa Mesa kills some time by climbing a pole near the tennis courts at Costa Mesa High School. Kyle dedded to get some exercise while waiting for his Ut- Ue League baseball practice to start. Wednesday, March 31 , 1999 s IUSlllll NOTIS Consulting company gets national contract Rancho Santa Fe-based Bobby Jones Retail Group, a division 'ol Htckey-Freema.n, bas selected The Eddy Co. of Newport Beach to provide consulting services for the retailer's expansion acroa the Uruted States. The first Bobby Jones store opened in Beverly Hills in 1998 and features the Bobby Jones Collection of men's and women'• apparel, as well as golf-related merchan<li.se. Expansion pla.nl, call for three new stores to be built tbis year, with three to five - locations to be added next year. Downey Savings promotes employee Janet Dillavou has been pro- moted to manager of branch operations for Downey Savings retail bank.mg chvision. Dillavou began her career with Downey as a part-time teller 21 years ago, and just pnor to her promotion served as central operations manager and manager of teleser- vices for the division. Dillavou and her staff oversee the day-to-day operations of the ret~il branch network, including training, procedures and new products. Downey Savings a.nP Loan Assooation is headquar- tered in Newport Beach and has been m busmess smce 1957. JRA Interactive wins advertising awards JRA Interactive Inc. of New- port Beach won both the silver and bronze awards 10 the 1999 Surrurut Creative Awards compe- tition for its outstanding creative work for Yamaha Motor Corpora- l.loo, USA and FileNET Corp. The Sum.nut Creative Awards was created to recognize excep- tional work by smaller advertis- ing agencies, video production companies, multimedia firms ~d other creative groups with annu- al billings of $15 million or Jess. Participating firms were from the United States, Canada, Australia and Germany. CELEBRATE PASSOVER WITH WONDERRJL DESSERTS ~YlUlBD CHOCOt.ATB C!J(I! Q..r;fs i.:nm MACAJ.OONS ~SSOVBJl Bl.OW'NIBS All tttms 1tt Koshff Dairy. We UM l(Olhtr for Pu5owr product. ' 0)<llAW8BltllY WHJPPED Cll.aAM CAD OCOl.All!•CoV o MATZOH • 4 Wednesdoy1 Morch 31 , 1999 Dreams become reality -for a while -in 'La Somnabula' I magine for a moment that you fall asleep in your bedroom and awake in 2010 to an Orwelhan world m which TV screens tell people who to denounce and grotesque charac- ters accost you with uruntelligible mstructions. · Fortunately for our protagonist m "La Somnabula" (The Dream), the human spirit survives even in this surrealistic world. She encounters an un~erground and, with the help of an establistunent defector, works her way across a desert to a town that does not exist, at least not on any map· from 2010. Of course, the town does eXlst. It is her destiny, you nught say. It is the town where her sleepwalk.- mg started The journey takes her m d orcle formed by a straight lme When she and her fnend final- FILMS CONTINUED FROM 1 ple turned out for· Tuesday's la.st showing of •Nana," a documen- ltlfY on grandmothers, about two- Uurds of them were grandmoth- ers who had received free adJnis- c;1on dS long as they came with • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot Around Town, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627, fax them to (949) 646-4170, or call (949) 642-5680, ext. 228 A complete listing of Around Town can be found at dailypilot.com TODAY The Easter Bunny will be visittng the Atnum Pdrk gazebo al Fash- ion Island, 550 Newport Center Dnve, Newport Beach, through Sdturday. Children can visit this ly reach Saavedra, she returns to the home she left in her sleep, where she returns to her bed. ~ Of course, when her compan- ion awakens he r, she does not know him because it hcls all been a dream. Or has it1 After all, is he not standing there as well, whether she knows him or not? Unfortunately, she also has a husband in her waking life, which means the man with whom she crossed the treacherous desert in he r sleepwalking must leave her, as we all must leave our dr~ams when we wake. . ..; ~ -Chartie Hand FYI •La Somnabula• screens at 8:30 p.m. today at Theatro Fiesta, 305 E. Fourth St, Santa Ana. another adult. No proof of "nana- ship " was required. "We saw the flier at a movie house where we live, and we are glad we got a freebie," said Cyn- thia Tuchman of Laguna Niguel. "We would have seen it anyway. "It's a shame there isn't more showings for some of these films. It shows the diversity of filmmak- ing that is out there." magical creature while having their picture taken. Youngsters can also board the Kiddle Train Choo ChOO' in front of Robinsons- Ma y fountain during center hours. For more mformation, call (949) 721-2000. The Rower festival will be pre- sented through April 18 at Fash- ion Island, 550 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. The event will feature weekend guest lec- tures, merchandising events, carts Newport Children ~s BooterY Stop By Before April 30 and Enter A Drawing To Win A Child's SchwinnPredator Bicycle BLACKMAN LTD. YOUR OFFICIAL ROLEX JEWELER, WANTS TO REMIND YOU TO TURN YOUR TIMEPIECE AHEAO ONE HOUR ON SUNDAY, APRIL 4TH. DAYLIGHT SAVING BEGINS AT 2 :00AM 'W' RO LEX . ...... 3408-1 Via Oporto. Newport Betlch 92663 • 949.()73-9334 "111 '"' olikn tvObloW )f)l't/f1 ~ bt finfP(1'1 lotvltil /lllf ""' IN btU11 "114> #llrlNI \ flkt 1 Your Official Rolex Jtweler Daity P.ilo Newport Beach International Film Festival schedule CAPTAIN BLOOD'S VIUAGE THEATRE 1140 N. Tustin Ave. Orange (7 14) 538-3545 EDWARDS BIG NEWPORT 300 Newport Center Dnve Newport Beach (949) 644-0760 EDWARDS ISLAND 7 ONEMAS · 999 Newport Center Drive Newport Beach (949) 640-1780 EDWARDS UDO 3459 Via Lido Drive Newport Beach (949) 673-8350 EDWARDS SOUTH COAST VILLAGE 1561 W. Sunflower Ave. Santa Ana (714) 540-0594 FOUR STAR ONEMA 12111 Valley View St. Garden Grove (714) 934-6377 TEATRO FIESTA 305 E. Fourth St. Santa Ana 9714) 541-4351 MARCH31 Edward$ Island Cjnemas 1 p.m. "Fcwgott.., Fires• Filmed over the course of a year in a small town In South Carolina, this documentary explores the devastat~ ing consequences of prejudice. It follows the events that led four members of the Ku Klux Klan to burn two African-American church- es. 2:30 p.m. "R•ce to S•ve 100 Years .. This Warner Bros. documentary out- lines the films produced over the last 100 years and their power to entertain, enlighten, educate, influ- encl! the world and politics, and cre- ate drastic social change. 4 p.m. "If I Never See You Agaln" Five elderly men form a music group and dream of playing before a live audience. After encountering problems with their nursing home, their families. the city and the police, they fear their dreams will be destroyed until they are hired to play background music for strippers in a run-<town nightclub. 6 p.m. uKate's Addiction .. A contemporary thriller in the style of "Fatal Attraction," this film details a young woman's obsession with her college roommate that eventually escalates into a twisted AROUND TOWN and kiosk.$ showcasing merchan- dise, live weekend entertainment and a display of floral gardens Adnussion is free. For more infor- mation, call (949) 721-2000 An art exhibit titled "Two- Women" will be on display at the Jewish Community Center, Jew- ish Federation Campus, 250 E. Baker St.. Costa Mesa. Viewmg hours will vary. For more informa - lion, call (714) 755-0340. Free income-tax preparation and assistance will be offered through the Tax-Aide program from 9 a.m. to 1 p.rn. datly through Apnl 15 Jt OASIS Seruor Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave , Corona del Mar. Appointments are available. For more information. call (949) 644- 3244. Learn to speak for success while being evaluated by a professional , coach with the Communication GHOSTWRITER For Hire Admllhlpubll5hed nuthor seek.. new essl~ts. 25 _years~. ADS. BROCHURES, VIDEO SCRJPTS. ARTICLES, DlRECT MAIL AND BOOKS, Hourly or by ILHlgnment. 949-631-094Q2 www.wrlle-du.com Practice Club from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at a Costa Mesa business. Admis- sion 1s $35. Reservations are reqwred. Fore more information, call (949) 67 5-7196. THURS PAY The Orange County Federation of Republican Women will meet at 10 a.m . at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club. 1701 Golf Course Dnve For more informa- t10n, cclll (714) 529-6030. The Ebell Club of Newport Beach will meet at 11 :30 a.m. at the Bahai Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bdys1de Drive, Newport Beach Student scholarships will be awarded at the meeting. For more information, call (949) 721- 9267. A slide show and lecture titled ·An Evening with Aaron & Martha Barnes of Peruvian Adventures" will be presented at 8 p.m. at the Triangle Square North Face Store, 1870-A Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For more information, call (949) 646-0909. 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Weekly specials Include: -Fresh GRILLED SEA.FOOD- Si::llng FAJITAS -Pata & Cltklcen and ours ectacular PRIME RJB . , tale of murder and betrayal. 8 p.m. •fXM: fox ~ (See schedule) Captain Blood's Village Theatre 4p,m ... alr'datge1nn• A prostitute who moves in with a family after her home is torn down finds herself in constant conflict over her feeling about sex. relation- ships and other Issues with the f am- ity's daughter, a university student. 7 p.m. "'1he Last C.11" In this noire mystery, events careen out of control after two men carry out a plan to steal a briefcase of old, rare coins from an old drunk who constantly shows people the case. 9 p.m ... Anarchy TV" Desperate to reclaim their public access 1V station after a diabolical televangelist buys It. a group of anarchists take their message to the airwaves and resort to the ultimate publicity stunt'. Four Star Cinema 5 p.m. "Be lh.,. or Be Square# A Chinese couple living in Los Ange- les faced with odd jobs, economic instability and other struggles, con- template moving back to their homeland, China, in this romantic comedy of twists and turns that tells the sweet-and-sour experience of Comfort Zone, a mental illness support group, will meet from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at Lighthouse Coastal Community Church, 301 Magnolia St .. Costa Mesa. Partic- ipants will meet on the first fioor in the room next to the sanctuary. For more information, call (949) 54~-727~ FRIDAY A general membership program will be presented at 10 a.m. at OASIS Serum Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Entertainment will follow a potluck luncheon at noon. For more information, call (949) 644- 3244. APRIL 5 A representative from American Intercontinental University will visit OCC from 9 a.m. to noon. The representative will be at a table in front of the school's Stu- dent Center, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Appointments are not necessary. For more informa- tion, call (714) 432-5894. APRIL 6 A nine-week advanced marine weather class starts today Crom 7 immigrants In the land of opportu- nity. 7 p.m ... F.i.d Voutlon .. Set in modem-<tay rural Vietnam, two "Cheo" opera actresses encounter internal rivalries and the reality of the dying art of the beau- tiful and traditional opera in this complex and sophisticated film. 9 p.m. "Falllng Up W•klng DoW11" A black comedy that will keep you on the edge of your seat about three couples whose lives and strug gles of love . and death become entwined. Jeatro fiesta 6:30 p.m. "'The Pianist'" Two pianists who were childhood friends in Barcelona cross paths 1n Paris and become part of the musi- cal avant-garde of their era and fall in love with the same woman. 8:30 p.m. "La Sonambula" (The SleepWalker) After a Buenos Aires government experiment goes wrong, thousands of people lose their identity and memories. In an effort to reinstat~ the victims into society, the govern ment creates deceptive family and work environments, until some of the affected begin to suspect the scheme and organize themselves into groups. to 9 p.m. at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The non-credit class will meet Tuesday evenings. Registra- tion is $75. For more information, call (949) 645-9412. APRIL 8 A representative from the UC Berkeley Admission Office will visit OCC's 'Transfer Center. The representative will present three one-hour informational work- shops at 9, 10 and 11 a .m. The 'Ii'ansfer Center is in the school's Counseling and Admissions Annex, 2701 Fairview Road , Cos- ta Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-5894. APRIL 9 lbe "In's and Ours of HMO's'" will be presented from 10 to 11 a.m. at the OASIS Senior Center. 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more inf onnation, call (949) 644-3244. Rep. Dana Rohrabacher CR-Hunt- ington Beach) will speak at the Newport Harbor Republican Women meeting at noon at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 645- 5000. RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY Where Your Dollar Covers Morel Club Sofa $10000" OFF Chair $5000" OFF •with a purchase of Fabric & Labor til 4n /99 New Location Same Street 2 blocks North _1998 HARBOR BLVD. OSTA MESA -548-1156 . Chlld Quest lnternatlonal, Inc. ............... , Nlkolette cagnolo NldcNme: Niki. NlkJgett.a AOI or DISlppelranc-e: 2 vtlf'S Old Dlt9 or 11rtn: 05114194 .. 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Strateg1es speoahzes in marketing commurucdllons program planning and incofj:>oratmg advertising, public relations, collateral, direct mail and multimedia for clients in the high-tech-"-~ nology, medical dnd mdus- tnal markets. "SALE" MARATHON SOD OVER 1,CXXl SO FT.FREE CE.IVERY NO 1 331 per SO FT NO 2E 35& per SQ FT IN STOOK/PICK -UP. 5 sG FT ROUS $2 99 EA ILl LU~-·s.___I (949) 646-7441 • • • 9Hl.17TH IT. COITAMllA• .... , ... DEBATE CONTINUED FROM 1 Like many team members, Staniforth and Walters originally joined because they were loolong for an extracurricular activity to help make the huge campus feel a little more manageable. But then they fell in love wtlh debating, Staniforth said •Any one of us can walk into a room and dellldnd the attention of everyone in the room, but m the most democratic way,• she said. "We teach a lot of cnucal- thinking skills,· coach Georgie Monahan said. Many of the team's coaches came through the program them- selves only to return and mentor a new crop of students, Monahan added. "It is an intellectual activity," Walters said. "You become a much more mtelligent person.n Backing up that claim, the OCC debate tedIJl boasts two members who have gone on to win 1Tuman Fellowships. Tius year team members have dn added reason for wanting to win, Staniforth said. Fricker is retiring, and team members ded- icated thetr season to him ·we want to wm for him,· Staniforth said. ~ Mattress Outlet Store BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT 'Get the Best tor Less! MEET OUR MEMBERS Member for: 10 years Ocxupatioo1 Homerna1cr Why did 1" join Sha,.. Up? I fdt romfurtable the fint time I walkeJ in h:ipe-Up. I liked their urobk and om;jl( progmu and the fricn.Uy staff Goel.s To maintiin gooJ health anJ my figure. My partnu ¥.'Crt "dJy & I want 1u Hoid health orobknu. 3 165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Block SouU'I of 405 Fwy 545-7168 Raulta Sarne dress ~ii.c for )'Call. I fi:c-1 mnal anJ able tu do the pom acnvittcs I lovt! What clo rou like about sa...,e.upt l lakt thr privacy, mcmhtn .trt hrrt 10 watkom, nor ~tu1p lhh .illow\ me to enjoy i.ny workout & n11t fed 1numuu1rd Wednetdoy, Morch 31, 1999 5 AIRPORT !AWARD CONTINUED FROM 1 I CONTINUED FROM 1 DC:-. LEACH I OMV PILOT Put a few words to work for you. Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS 642-5678 two airports will cost $437 million to build and have an average cost-per-rider of more than $100. ! Newport Beach residents approve of the switch because it means fewer planes flying over 1 that city to and from John Wayne Airport. I I "The city of Newport Beach likes the idea of less noise com- ing out of John Wayne Airport,• Councilman Gary Adams said prior to the rneebng. But many South County resi- dents who live in the flight path denounced it as a betrayal of promises to limit the capaoty of i the proposed airport to 25 rrullion passengers each year . 1 Some have even suggested l that the switch will result in the closure of John Wayne Airport altogether because ma1or airlines will choose not to operate out of both airports, which are less than 30 miles apart and will all choose lo relocate to larger El Toro "It's goodbye to John Wayne Airport," Leonard Krasner said. ·~knew for years that the plan w to move everything from J hn Wayne to El Toro." Ellen Cox Call, the county's El Toro spokeswoman, said county officials do not expect John Wayne to close and even expeC't fares to go down. "Jt's like supply and demand," she said, noting that with two competing airports, auhnes will compete for riders even more than they already do. "This is the first meeting I've attended, but I can see how the wool is constantly pulled over everyone's eyes,· said William Levinson of Mission Viejo "I JUSt wonder where Uus lS going to end." The motion to approve the flight demonstrations led to some interesting political Jockeying. Spitzer, who opposes an airport at El Toro, voted for the tests, while Silva, an du-port booster, voted against them and then asked to change his vote. Permis- sion was denied. Spitzer said he voted for the motion only because some of his constituents had asked for noise monitors. and he wanted to sup· port their request. Community Stars Nominate a special person in your community to become a Staples Community Star! out that he was a winner when one of her teachers from the col- lege appeared at her door one evening last week, bearing a bouquet of flowers. Cubbage-Vega is the second OCC student to wm a Truman award m three yea.rs. For Cubbage-Vega, the award is a vindication of her decision'to forego a four-year school and spend two years at a community college. ·A counselor at Harbor High School told me I would never dlllount to anything if I went to a commuruty college,~ she said. "There was·. one instructor at Newport Harbor, Andy Smith, who redlly encouraged me,• she sdld ·And I think that's what spdrked my mterest in public speaking, and it's one of the rea- sons I went into public speaking at OCC • It was on the speech and debate tedm at Orange Coast that she really found her voice, Cubbage· Vega said. Jn add.ii.Jon to a stellar academ- ic record, Cubbage-Vega has worked ln several of UCLA's community outreach programs that focus on combating rape and violent crime. She has worked as d sldle-certihed counselor with the Los Angeles Commission on Assault AgdlJlSt Women and is a volunteer hotline counselor with lntervdl House Cnsis Shelter in Lony Bedch As part of her scholarship applicabon. she drafted a public policy proposal calling for every county hospital m the nation to have a sexual dssault response team Her pohcy positions were shaped by personal experience, something that has taught her as much about the profession as mc1ny of her textbooks. "When I was young. I remem- bt>r t:nY mother gelling a phone cc1l1 dnd her best fnend had been murdered by d boyfnend, • she said. "That had a ma1or impact on my life. I did some investiga- bon, and 1 decided that we as a society have a problem with domestic violence and that I could make a positive difference, and that's how 1 got involved • ' ' ' I I I I A Staples Community Star Is someone who has a demonstrated track record of exceptional volunteer service in your community-from the student who runs errands for senior citizens to the president of the local PTA chapter. A SQples Community Star will be chosen from the community sulTOWlding each of the 74 participating Staples retail store~. r·-------------~---~ Visit your local Staples store and pick up a brochure to nominate your favorite Staples Community Star. New f xt1•11llrrl Or..11111111' Completed nomination forms. Mont with en tSSIY of 500 words or less. must be submitted by Aprfl tit to be etlstblt for entry. For ...................... ..,... C-•nfty ............. ,. .... mil toll ..... ~ ... I I I I I I I I I L1ch StJples Cornm11n1ty Stetr will receive the following I : 0 A $1,000 donation to the non-profit I I I I ' I ' orpniutlon of the honoree's choke Thrsonallzed 8">18" porcelain star permanently displayed In the Star Plaza at STAPt.£5 Center · 0 A repllc. star to showcase at home °' ·In the workplace 0 A donatfon. In the honoret's name. to the STA.Pl.ES Center foundation • .. • • .. • • t I t t t e I _,,. __ Artists stun Mesa }!' • Costa Mesa rally falls short, Laguna Beach holds on for a 10-8 upset victory in the PCL. LAGUNA BEACH -The Laguna Beach High baseball team built a lead which comeback-minded Costa Mesa could not overcome as the Artist& held on for a 10-8 Pacific Coast League home triumph Tuesday. Josh LltUe's three-run home run pulled Costa Mesa ·even m the third, but Lagund Beach lut two-out homers that produced a seven-run lead. Mesa, wluch bad erased late-inning debcits to tie Uruversity, 10-10, and knock off Laguna Hills, 16-9, didn't go IASEBALL quietly, however. Rob Gloster whacked a two-run homer and Chris DeSandro belted a three-run shot to make things interest- ing in the seventh and the Mustangs put UXe tying run aboard, before the Artists got the final out. Nick Lambert went 2 for 3 to add to the Mesa offense, but Lagupa Beach's four homers proved too much to top. "All their runs came on pop-fly home runs," said Mesa Coach Kirk Bauermeister, who bas been burned SEE MESA PAGE 7 "> 1r,rJ1'1 r i', · . ...-~•ss•• I;-.• _\..,. • Univc~lty 3 O 1 Ali~o Niguel l 1 O Costa Mes.a 2 1 1 l .UJUll.t B• .odt 1 ~ fl Univenity 9, &ib&. ~ Laguna Bead\ 10, Miu 8 ~N9.ief S. U9n His 3 ~--It Mesa at Aliso Nigu!I Laguna Hills at~ lJniYersity at lagl.N 8eadl ,.... . . . ·o. ...... ....,, .. t.1111111 domn't ......... • , • Kirk ..... --. Costa Mesa baseball coac'h- Wednesday, Morch 31, 1999 • Sporn Editor Roger Canson • 949..57 ~2~3 CdM rips Warriors • Wiethorn homers twice in 12-2 rout, Hatfield once and Larson gets four hits to back his own complete-game win. IRVINE -Corona del Mar High ~enior ?vjatt Larson went 4 tor 4 and struck out seven in a five-inning com- plete game, while teammate Eric Wiethom homered twice and drove in five runs to key the Sea Kings' 12-2 Sea View League mercy-rule baseball 'Vic- tory over host Woodbridge Tuesday at Windrow Park. Wiethom launched a prodigious solo homer in the first, then came back with IASEIALL a grand slam in the fourth. Senior Mark Hatfield, still less than 100% after sitting out Friday's win over Irvine with a sprained ankle, added to the 13-hit explosion with a three-run dinger. , Senior leadoff man Ty Harper went 3 for 4, as did Wiethom, who now has five homers this spring. The Sea Kings (6-3, 3-1 in league) retain a share of first place in the Sea View, which they will try to protect Thursday against visiting El Toro. SUMMARIES PAGE 7 fWl• l'P ort at Irvine El Toro at CdM Wbridge at s. MargarfUI HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD tfl ffl 00N LEACH I DAILY I'll.OT Newport Harbor's Trevor Jones skims the 110 hurdles en route to a winning mark of 15.6 in Tuesday's meet at Corona del Mar. SAILORS DOMINATE COM Newport l Iarbor boys and girls run pdst Sea Kings in Sea View Leaque track and field meet. CORONA DEL MAR -Corona del Mar I ftqh\ nt•\\' dll wedther track was gleaming dnd th<' WPdther was right, and Newport 1-lclihor I h~h\ Sdtlors enjoyed the day from stdrl to finish dS lh£>y rolled to a 96-39 victo- ry in thP hoy<; competition and the girls cap- turNI d '/8-)4 dec1s1on m Sea View League trrlC k dlld f JP Id It\ tlw ld..,t tune the two will meet m IPctVUf' pldy Wlth Corona del Mar moving to the Pr101lc Coast Ledgue, and prospects of a nonh•d!Jlle dual meet next year have not even ht>t•n chscussed, accordmg to Sailors Athletics Dm•ctor Enc lWeit, the Tars' gixls COdCh "Tiwre really hasn't been any talk about 11 di th1~ point," said Twe1t. All tho talk on Tuesday surrounded New- CdM's Sean Fenton was a double winner. port Harbor's domination of a meet between traditional rivals. Harbor's boys were the big winners, and several Sailors came in for their share of the credit from Coach Bun Barry. "It was mce to get our hrst win under our belt in league," said Barry, who listed junior Ryan Brill as his No. 1 item. "Brill's double in the long jump (18-61/4) and triple jump (39-11 1/2) was }jig time for us," said Barry. "Those were new events for him." Trevor Jones spun off a 15.6 in the 110 hurdles and switched from the 300 sticks to the 200, where he turned in a quality time of 22 3. Curt Herberts was another with a sound effort, clock.mg a 4:25 9 in wmrung the 1,600 meters, and firuslung second to teammate Steve Jensen in the 800. Jensen came in with first-place efforts m the 400 (51 .6) and the 800 (2:01.8). Also with a sterling effort for Barry was sophomore Danny Moyer, who ran the 300 hurdles with Jones busy in the 200, and clocked a winrung time of 42.7. Sean Fenton was one of the best items for SEE TRACK AND FIELD PAGE 7 N ewport Harbor Htgh's Amber Steen makes the final tum and heads toward home ln the 400 meters uteammate Alida McFall trails ln second. with the pack far behind tn Tuesday's Sea View League track and field encounter at Corona del Mar. DONllACH IDALVN.O'T SPORTS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM ~ Estancia •Estancia fixture has been at the heart of the Eagles' campus, and athletics program, for nearly three decades. BAllRY FAULJ<Nr.R want to do.• Perry, whose coaching talents ~Pb have touched Estancia's golf, Estancia High is, 11111 apparently, the Perry 1111111 family business. Art Perry, though a 1964 graduate Crom Costa Mesa High, bas poured close to three decades of professionallsm and passion mto the institution, from which his younger sister Rachel and brother Chuck were among the first and second graduating classes, respectively. · "He's the backbone of the school," Paul 1\-oxel said of Art Peny, for whom he played freshman football and has spent nearly the last 20 years alongside as a colleague . football, baseball, basketball and softball programs, is renowned for his ability to convince Estancia students to try athletics. After playing football at Costa Mesa, be began coaching at Estancia as a walk-on, while attending Orange Coast College and Cal State Fullerton. ·rm real competitive and I like to win." Peny said of the initial allure to coaching, which he continued when hired to teach social studies and math at Estancia in 1970. Perry taught and "' coached at Mater Oei for one year and guided the Monarchs varsity baseball team to the top ranking in Orange County in 1974. And while the 52-year-old Costa Mesa resident, now in his 28th year as a full-time Eagle employee, plans to remain the school's activities director and boys and gixls goU Art Perry But his heart remained at Estancia, where be returned as the school's activities director in the fall of 1974. coach until retirement, bis son, Jeff, is making plans to ensure a Perry patrols the school's hallowed halls for ~t least another generation. •(Jeff, who along with older brother Mike are Estancia graduates and were standout players on then father's golf team) is only 19, but he's already passed his C-BEST test," Art Perry said of the current Chapman University juruor. •He plans to teach and coach and he wants to take my spot at Estancia.• Jeff may very well take his spot, but, as those familiar with Perry's presence at the school are aware, one could never take his place. "There's no doubt he and (now-retired longtime teacher-coach..adminlstrator Bill Wetzel) were probably the most instrumental people in the school running as smoothly as it has,• 1\'oxel said of Perry, whom he estimated he still owed about 200 push-ups. Blending enthusiasm with meticulous attention to detail and organization, Perry's positive influence bas seldom been contained by the parameters of his job description. •He's a great coach and a good motivator," 1\'oxel saJd. "He has a way of getttilg kid to do things they don't nee sarily He estimated he coached freshmen football at Estancia for 20 years, before stepping down after the 1997 season. He also believes his tea.ms won about a dozen league titles. ·we worked harder than the varsity," Perry said of his footba'u success, which was also fostered by extensive scouting of opponents, all but unheard of on that level. He was the varsitf offensive coordinator from , 1994-96, coinciding with Jeff's 1 three seasons as the Eagles' starting quarterback. Perry, the boys golf coach since 1987, guided the Eagles to ClF Southern Section championships {all divisions) in 1989, '90 and '91. It was the first CIP three-peat in 32 years. "We've bad some great goUers and some tremendous • goU teams," said Perry, who : considers the three CIF crowns: the highlight of his coaching career. Peny, who estimates he's attended more athletic events than anyone in school history, has an understandable abundance of Estancia pride. 1 "It's a great school and it's been a great athletic school,; be said. Arid, clearly, the latest member of the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame has had a great deal to do with that. TINllS Fed Cup: Palisades is not a posslbllity The United States Tennis Assodation announced 1\taiday that the Ped Cup match April 17·18 at Zagreb, Croatia, has been moved to an undetermined lite in the U.S. becaUle of political un.re9t in the European region and the potential risk \0 hi{Jh·pofile tehnlt p&ayers. But Palisades~ Chab owner/operator Ken Stuart, Wh'*' dub hu been a candidate to hOlt a future Ped Cup tie, seld his club could not CODltruct a facllity ln time to bo*t the ewnt lf 11ked.,, the USTA. -RD Daily Pilot '' f.RACK AND FIELD CONTINUED FROM 6 the CdM boys, doubling in the shot and discus Wlth marks of 43- 11 and 144-1. Amber Steen led the Newport Harbor girls' assault, setting the early pace in the 1,600 and pulling away for a wmning 5:13.2, with Alicia McFall and Jenny Cummins of Corona del Mar trailing in 5:16 3 and 5:20.7, respectively. Krista Dill had a ruce double for the Tars with a pr in the discus ( 111-7) and a 34-0 toss in the shot. Also with a double m the sjli;ints, dgain, was Leah Zaby, who stopped the clocks in 13.2 ·and 26.9 in the 100 and 200. McFall stood out in the 3,200 with an 11:34.1 and Melissa Hol- lister and Breanna Tiffany domi- nated the hurdles. Hollister, a senior, and Tiffany, a freshman. went 1-2 in the 300 sticks, and they reversed roles in the 100 hurdles, Tiffany leading a 1-2 finish with a 19.l clocking. Corona del Mar's Liz orse was her usual self in the 800 with a winning 2:21.4, Steen and Cum- mins finishing second and lhl!d with times of 2:25.0 and 2:28.4. The victones leave Newport Harbor with 2-0 overall dual meet records, and 1-0 marks in the Sea View. GIRLS SUMMARIES SpOrts BOYS SUMMAR I ES Newport Harbor's 'Steve Jensen, above, far right, and Curt Herberts do a 1-2 number in the 400; at left, CdM's Zack Zarrilli just edges Andre Stewart in the 100. DON LEACH/ DAILY PILOT NEWPORT HAR19C>« 78, CoftoNA DEL MAR 54 NEWPC>fn' HARBOR 96, CORONA DEl. MAR 39 100 -1. Zaby (NH), 13.2; 2. Halley (CdM), 13.4; 3. Topalovic (NH), 13.5. 200 -1. Zaby (NH), 26.9; 2. Halley (CdM), 28.0; 3. Hanson (NH), 29.6. 100 • 1 Zarilli (CdM), 11.3; 2. Stewart (NH), 11.4; 3. Newton (NH), 11.6 200 -1. Jones (NH), 22.3; 2. Zarllll (CdM), 22.9; 3. Stewart (NH), 23.0 400-1. Halley (CdM), 1:04.2; 2. Tulislak (NH), 1:04.9; 3. Kauth (NH), 1:05.7. 'aoo -1. Morse (CdM), 2:21.4; 2. Steen (NH). 2:25.0; 3. Cummins (CdM), 2:28.4. 1,600 -1. Steen (NH), 5·13.2; 2. Mcfall (NH), 5:16.3; 3. Cummins (CdM), 5;20.7. 3,200 -1. Mcfall (NH), 11:34.1; 2. Quinlan (CdM), 11 :44.3; 3. Mechkor (NH), 12 27 4 100 H -1. llffany (NH), 19.1; 2. Hollister (NH), 19.6; 3. Dubin (CdM), 19.9. 400 -1. Jensen (NH), S1.6; 2. Peschelt (NH). 53.7; 3. Kramer (CdM), 53.8. 800 • 1. Jensen (NH), 2:01 .8; 2. Herberts (NH), 2:03.3; 3. Cortes (NH), 2:05.6. 300 H -1. Hollister (NH), 53.2; 2. Tiffany (NH), 53.8; 3. Dorfman (CdM), 55.2. 1,600 • 1. Herberts (NH), 4:25.9; 2. Yelsey (CdM), 4 .34 3; 3. Antonini (NH), 4 38.0. 3,200 -1. Landgren (NH), 9:59.0; 2. Antonini (NH), 10:03.7; l. Yelsey {CdM), 10:24.0. 110 HH -1. Jon~ (NH), 15.6; 2. Tupy (NH), 16.6, 3 Moyer (I' H), 16.9. 300 IH • 1. Moyer (NH), 42.7; 2. Opal (NH), 43.2; 3. Tupy (Ntl), 44 4. 400 relay -1. Corona del Mar 52.4; 2. Newport Harbor 52.7. 1,600 ,.aay -1 Corona del Mar 4:11.8; 2. Newport Harbor 4·29.4. 400 Nlay -1. Corona del Mar 46.6; 2. Newport Harbor dq 1,600 ,.lay · 1. Newport (Newton, Peschelt, Jensen, Jon~ , 3.33.5; 2. CdM, 3:47 7. HJ -1. Peschelt (NH), 6-2; 2. Rothwell (NH), 5-1 O; 3. no thir HJ · 1. Brawner (CdM), 5-2; 2. Giffi (NH), 4-10; 3. Tulisiak (NH). 4-8. u . 1. Halley (CdM), 14-11; 2. Giffi (NH), 13-10 112; 3. Tiffany (NH). 13-9. U -1. Brill (NH), 18-6 114; 2. Curtis (NH), 17-5 112; 3. Tupy IH), 17-4 3/4 TJ -1. Brill (NH), 39-11 112; 2. Curtis (NH), 39-1; 3 Moyer ( H) 36-7 314 TJ • 1. Halley (CdM), 31-10 114, 2. G1ffi (CdM), 31 -10; 3. Hollister (NH), 31-2 112 f'V, 1. Christenson (CdM), 8-0; 2. no second or third. PV -1. Kiser (CdM), 9-6; 2.(tie) Marshall (CdM), Watson (( 9-0 each, SP -1. 0111 (NH), 34--0; 2. Beard (NH), 31 -2; 3. Dickson (CdM), 29-7. OT · 1. Dill (NH), 111·7; 2. Gerlach (NH), 91-1; 3. Beard (NH), 91-0. SP -1. Fenton (CdM), 43-1 1; 2. Caldwell (NH), 40-1, 3. Joi (CdM), 39-9 112. DT • 1. Fenton (CdM), 144-1; 2. Roberts (NH), 124-6, 3. Jo i (CdM), 119-2 1 ••. H O·N 0 RS Iii Daily Pilotftl SPORTS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM March '99 Mel Smalley Jason Deere 1imFortugno • · Dennis Paulson Brian Johnson Rollo McClellan Hank Adler Jake Rohrer Jeff Purser Ray Rosso •:Jeff Gardner jl.oy Ward Steve Millen Roy Emerson Taylor Dent Dan Princeotto Shannon Jakosky Jeff Graham Ken Millard Robert Van't Hof Dan Quisenberry Bob Berry KenFagans Olivia DiCamilli Lµrry Sunderman Connie Pamskevin- Young An Perry HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALl Tars get first leaguf. win • Newport pounds out 17. hits, and holds off El Toro in a 10-9 thriller. within 10-9 with no outs m the seventh. NEWPORT BEACH -The offensive-minded team Newport Harbor High baseball coach Jim Kiefer believed he took mto the season came out of hibernation Tuesday, rapping out 17 hits en route to a too-close-for-comfort 10-9 Sea View League win over visiting El Toro. Kiefer, going against convenbonal baseball theory, then elected to intentionally walk Jose Lopez, who had homered twice m the game, to put the tying run aboard The Chargers loaded the bases, but seruor reliever Otto Verhulst induced a groundout to end the game and boost the Sailors' record to 2-6-1, 1-3 in league) "Today was land of what we've been lookmg for from the get-go,• Kiefer saJd of the Satlors' first league wm m four tnes "We've struggled for six games, but we came out loose and were swinging the bats aggressively today. This was a good win." Senior catcher Charhe Waite went 4 for 4, including a two-run home run -his fl!St of the year -and Justin Jacobs ( 3 for 4) and Nick Langs- don (2 for 4 wtth d lhre('-nm homer) also stood out for the Tars Harbor answered El Toro's two-run first to take a 9-2 lead into the fifth, but El Toro chipped away and a three-run homer brought the Chargers to Scott Beerer pitched hve strong mrungs, stnk- mg out five, to get his first v1ctory of the spring and Kiefer prdlsed hts squad's defense, which committed JUSt one error University topples Eagles, 9-2 • Trojans win Pacific Coast League collision behind a 13-hit attack. IRVINE -Uruversity Higb's 'D'ojans took over first place in the Pacific Coast League base- ball race Tuesday with a 9-2 vic- tory over visiting Estancia. The 'D'oJMS, taking advan- tage of Laguna Beach's 10-8 victory over Costa ME?Mi, movo into lhe driver's seal with a 3-0· 1 record m league play. University pounded out a 13- hit attack in an errorless game. Jay Nichols led the way with a three-run homer and Cody Whitson tripled and doubled for the lrojans Also with a double was Uruversity sophomore Kevin Conlin. Estanoa's only fireworks came in the fourth and seventh inrungs. ln the fourth the Eagles' Armando Ortiz singled and eventually scored on a double play ball ln the seventh Miguel Burci- aga doubled and OaV1d Alova followed with a walk. Martin Cunel drov<> BW'Claga in with a smgle The lo s drops Estanaa. to 2- 7, 1 ·3 m league play. The Eagles are hosting Lagu- na Hills Thursday afternoon. MESA IASEIALL SUMMARIES CONTINUED FROM 6 before for the cozy confines of the Artists' field. Mesa falls to 5-3·1, 2·1-1, while Laguna Beach unprov to 2-7, t-3. ·one thing ttbout ba • boll," Bauermeiste r sald, •the best team doe n't always win." Costa Mesa will tty to right the ship on ThUl'lday wh n the Mustangs travel to Allio Niguel ln what ls shaping up u a crttk:al Juncrure in the roec:t. \ KA\MWLEAGUI ColofA D1L MM 12. ~ 2 CoroM del Mar 104 43 • 12 13 0 Woodbrl~ 002 00 2 5 1 lalWI'\ i nd Wlethom; Foster, Hyland (3), Ettckson ('NJ and Okuma W -larM>n, 3 2. L fosttt 28 · Larson (CdM). HR • Wlethorn (CdM) l . H1tfltld (CdM). SMWW&.iMIW NICWOlll ~ 1Q. EL Ta. I El Tofo 200 012 4 · I 1l 2 ~ HMbof .MO 20l It• 10 17 1 Pffrte. Gie.ton (5). Z9mkk (6) end LJahtnw; ~ ~ (7) end w.at.. W • ..._, 1-2. L • PN<<t. 21 . ~ (tT). WM9 (NH) HR• Lopn lll)). ~(fl), L.angedoff (NH). Welte (NH). MOAC COAST LIAGUI LAGUNA llACM 10. CosTA MlsA a Coitl M YI 001 000 S • 8 7 0 Laguna Beach 12) 004 O • 10 1' 3 Pack rd, TraVls (6) •nd MulvaMy; Cab1co, Franco (6) and Faj1rdo W • Travis I • Cabl<o, 0 2 HR -Uttle (CM), GIOfttf (CM). OtSancko (CM), O'KHfe (LB), Butle< (LI ). Handlty (LB~, l ttgler (LB) MClflK Q)MT LMGW UNIYmnY .. ltwiaA 2 E.ttanci. 000 100 t .. 2 s o Un~·~ 015 100 • -9 13 0 Muetltf, lu.-daoa (4) and o.vft, Ce>WI (6), Gambfe. st"9t wood (5) end Whitton. W • Gemtile. L • Mueller. 28 • lurttaoe (I), 'Mtbon (U), ConHn M .11 • Whfbor'I M HR • Nicholt (U). Wednesday, Morch 31, l 999 7 )llGH SCllOOL YOLLEYIALL TARS SWEEP •Newport Harbor stays tough throughout in Back Bay rivalry en route to 15-4, 15-3, 15-10 victory over CdM. Ocif Pb NEWPORT BEACH -If New- port Harbor High's boys volley· ball team had any chinks in its armor during the preseason, it was complacency after blp.ldlng big leads. But folloWing Tuesday night's . Sea View League opener against Back Bay rival Corona de~ Mar, 1t appears Coach Dan Glenn's squad has found a way to stay on top of opponents. "When we got to that pomt (with a sizable lead), we kept on talking and kept our rhythm and pushed through that spot where we would get complacent, -said Newport Harbor senior outside hitter Alan Limon, whose 14 kills and three solo blocks led lhe host Sailors in their sweep over CdM, 15-4, 15-3, 15-10. "We kept ·the game qUJck. When the referee blew the whts- Ue, we were ready to play.• Newport Harbor (5-0), ranked No. 2 in Orange County, blitzed the No. 4 Sea Kings (3-2) in the first two games, then Coach Steve Conti's team put up a stronger block in the lhl!d game as the Sea Kings pulled to within 13-10 before losing. "Newport just played a gredt match," Conti said. ·(Newport senior setter) Ty lrarnblie chd dO outstanding 1ob of runrung lhe offense and gettmg his hitters one-on-one (with our block) r "(The Tars) also found some weaknesses m our game that oth- er teams haven't found out. ~we pretty much got our butts kicked m the first two games, so we just needed lo try sometlung different (in the third game when Evan Burden replaced Kevm Hansen at setter). I have total faith in Kevin Hansen. It's not Kevin's fault, but we had a game plan and didn't stick with it.· Glenn said his team tned to disrupt Cd.M's offense by keE>ping the ball away from the middle, speofically out of seruor Dennis Alshuler's reach. "The luds played gredt/ Glenn said. "That was by far the best we've played all year. In this league, you've got to win at home and this was also the last time our seniors will probdbly ever play (lhe Sea Kings) m this gym. "l'y lramblie did a great JOb of spreading the ball around and Alan Limon clid a really ruce job.• Seruor Zach Wells added sev- en kills for Newport Harbor, whtle senior middle blocker Adam Hearlson had six kills and four solo blocks. Tramblie (35 assists) and seruor outside hitter Malt Jameson edch had eight digs "There have heen times this y{'ar when we've played really well, but we haven't been able to sustain It. .. Glenri ~did. uwe chd a nice job of su~ta1ning it tonight." The ~ea Kings. who missed seven serves in the first game, were led by Alshuler's 13 kills and four solo blocks. wh.lle Greg Stampley had 10 kills and six dtgs Morgan Jackson had rune kills for CdM, teammate Alec Hanson chipped m with hve kills dnd su cligs. and Hansen hrushed with 23 as~1s1... Burd('n had eight assists. CdM got otf the floor m the third game earrung a b-4 lead dJler Mike Jackson's solo block on Jameson The Tar<> however, rdllied for an 11-7 edge and nev- er trdlled d9dill Hanson's ktll and Alshuler's block was tallowed hv an untorced error on thr Nti.wport side, cutting the Sailors' lead to 13-10. On Newport's lhl!d ftlatr h pomt, Trambhe hmshed matter~ with a solo block VOLLEYBALL Hatsushi assists Costa Mesa victory COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa High junior setter Rick Hatsushi collected a career-high 44 assists to lead the host Mustangs to a 15-6, 15-13, 15-4 Pacific Coast league-o~ning boys volleyball win over Estancia Tuesday. Senior All-OF Southern Section returner BJ. Ughtvoet had 20 kills and junior teammate Shawn Ferryman added 10 to help Coach Jeff Culver's Mustangs improve to 5-0. It was the first match otrtside of tournament play for the Eagles. - H I G H· S C H 0 0 l B 0 Y S G 0 l F Medalist honors for . CdM's MacDonald • He fires a 35 over rune holes at Oak Creek GC. fRVlNE -Corona del Mar High Junior Innes MacDonald earned medabst hono~ b)' shoot- ing 35 over nine holes, but host lrvme collected a 196-200 Sea View League boys goU wm Tue~ day at the Oak Creek Golf Club Joe Kwon (39), Chns Franta (40), John Kwon (40) and ChdtlPs Halladay (46) rounded out th~ scorers for the Sea Klngs (l-4 0 2 m league). CdM returns to league achon Thursday against host El Toro Kevm Olson, Miller Akins and Rusty Hill all carded d 4 l for the Sdllors, while t-. htch Johm and Darnel Kush shot 42 ·we pldycd well. but Sarita l\tcUQclilla was hot lOlia) '\;1•"- port Coach Jam Warren said Santa Marganta unprovpd to b·O, 2-0. Mesa drop pair COSTA MES \ Costa MCSC'I l ltgh golfer-;, Bryce Shendan and Luther Mitchdl shot 4-over-par 39 as the Mustnngs dropped d Pacific Codst Lt•ague-operung rune-hole boys match Tucsda)' at Santa Margarita wins fhe Co ta Mesa GoU & Countr) Club's Mesa Linda cou~e. COTO DE CAZA -The Santa Vi iting Ldguna Hills pre- Margarita High boys goU team, vailed, 190-209, llS Jeff t-. tontoya ranked No. 1 m Orange County, (41 }, Donny ~Wier (43), and Dn n lived up to its reputation Tu~ay, Jon (47) rounded out lhe M shooting 4-under-par as a t am to ~rcrs. earn a 176-202 Sea View Leagu • Combined' 1th th rompl hon victory over Newport Harbor at of tm 18·hole match 1onday the Coto de Caza Golf Club' agam~t Tustin, also on th M north course. ' Unda cours , the Mu tan Srott nppett (t•QV r-po_r J7) Ord falls to 4•2, was low man for the Sailors (4·:Z, Sh ndan nm ·hol round of 1·1 m league}, but bis rousut, 17 poc-cd Ute Mu ng . g t Santa Marganta' tevo Conway, n Jstin, which m tch ·d M ~ptured medalist honors Wlth a 211 scoro Monday to k 32. • 431 t8·hol triumph. Tennis: Corona del Mar romps. 16-2 CORONA OllL MAR-Corona d 1 Mar Hig h' Sea King m 16·2 winn rs ov vl11ting h·vmt• Tu ay aft moon ln bo}'I t nm a n or Parker Collini and freshman Cameron Ball led the way in ng wtt.h sweeps. C'.oro· na deJ Mar ~!-'to 8-0. Cl ~,;.~J ..... Oilllrw ~ .. 0.-.N.:-.f ~ ._ cW ,..._,Mt Iii ~wan K•1.M-...,.KMMf\M ..... 7. IMW'IM I .. 'SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMfv\UNmES SINCE 1907 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, .. 1999 High sch<?ol proni. is not for .night o-wls . • Newport Harbor student~ fear city noise ordinance may cut the 2000 event short. JES.'.ICA GARJllSC> ~flat NEWPORT BEACH -Holding their prom in Newport Beach for the first time in decades seemed like such a sweet, simple idea to Newport Harbor High School junior Alex Robinson and her fel- low student body officers charged with planning the 2000 prom. After all, the prom is about celebrating Debate occ • s • Team advances to national competition after win at state level. ~Pio! COSTA MESA -Kelly Wal- ters bas stopped llstenmg lo music. She argues all the time and she's even taken to debating herseU in the shower But her friends aren't worried about her. In fact, her teammates on OCC's speech and debate team think tlus is the secret to her success. the end of high school and the end of childhood, Alex said. Since most students have spent their childhoods m Newport Beach, it is only fitting to bid adieu there as well. Students had their sights set on New- port Dunes Resort and were dreaming of horse-drawn carriages and gondolas, with a band serenading m the back- ground. But a month after students first pro- posed it, the dream appears to be dead, crushed° by a city noise ordinance that calls for quiet after 10 p.m. and by their refusal to compromise with it. Students are planning to ask the City Council to make,an exception for them, but they have made reservations and put a deposit at another location outside of Newport Beach, just in case. "We'd be more than happy to accom- modate their prom,· said Erica Scturudt, advertising manager at Newport Dunes. "However, in keeping with the city of Newport Beach, we have no music after 10 p.m.· Students said they had their hearts set on Newport Dunes, which houses a motor home park, a restaurant, and a huge party tent. It would be pedect for their prom because it offers so many dif- ferent kinds of entertainment. Schmidt srud the club sometimes can get special permission from the city to play music until 11 p .m . but never later. Schmidt also said the students could con- tinue to party until the stroke of rrudrught, but they'd have to do it quietly But the prom isn't an occasion for restraint, Alex said. "Thal extra hour makes a big differ- ence/ she said. "Our school loves to dance.• And so they will probably ask the City Council to make an excepllon, JUSt this once, Alex said. Chet Malek, Newport Harbor Hlgh School's activities duector, said he thought the City Council should give in. "My baSJc feelmg is that for one rugbt, · for such d unique event, they should,• he srud "I realize that potentially it's open- mg up a can of womis. but my response to that is to me a lugh school prom is a lit- tle bit cWferent than a bJ.rthday party or c111y other event • City Council members say they had not heard about the dilemma. "If they say they cannot have their event without aty approval, then they a.re very welcome to come and talk to us, H Mayor Dennis O'Neil said. •And if we deeded it's dppropnate, we'll serious- ly consider 1t." County switches to Plan B for airport • Board of Supervisors vote to push for-more passengers at El Toro, fewer at John Wayne . lbltPb SANTA ANA -Flights m and out of John Wayne AirpOrt are expected to shnnk by almost hctlf. while fughts at the proposed El Toro dll'pOrt will grow by 15u under a new plan approved Tuesday by the Orange County Board of SupeMSors. On March 21, Walters, as team captain, led her teammates to a first-place finish among community colleges m the state speech and debate champi- onship. Next month, the team is off to Milwaukee to try to cap- ture the national title, an honor that has eluded OCC since 1990. BRIAN POBUOA I DAILY Pl.OT Orange Coast College debate team president Kelly Walters, center, talks with team members Ray Chavez and Darcy Staniforth about the team's upcoming national competition. The team placed first ln the state•s community college de bate championship. By a 3-2 vote, the board voted to sWllch from Plan C -which calls for 24 million passengers a year at El Toro and about 10 mtl- lion at John Wayne, with a high- speed people mover linlang the two -to Plan B, wluch would allow 28 8 millio'h passengers each year at El Toro and about 5 4 million at John Wayne Supervtsors Thomas Wilson and Todd Spitzer voted against lhe switch, while board Chair- man Charles Smilh and Supervi- sors Cynthia Coad and James Sil- va voted for it. Newport Harbor graduate earns award The boa.rd also voted by a 3-2 ma1onty to approve flight demoflSlrabons to show commu- rubes how much noise the airport would bnng "They are really hard workers and they Wee to win,• said coach Norm Fricker. Under Pricker's direction. the college has taken seven state titles in the last 13 years. But while fable and glory is ruce, team members say it's not the pnmary reason they !>pend all their spare bme on research, writing and sparring. "We're not 1ust a tecUn We're a huge fanuly. • Darcy Staniforth said. SEE DEBATE PAGE 5 •UCLA's April Cubbage-Vega, who was captain of OCC's debate team, plans to use prestigious $30,000 scholarship to pursue a career in field of public policy. lk" Plot COSTA MESA -A Newport Harbor I High School graduate has been elected a 1999 Jruman Scholar, one of only 75 stu- dents across the country to receive such an I honor. April Cubbage-Vega. who graduated Each state nominates one student each. from OCC in 1997 and lS. a junior at UCLA, year, and then one or two dt-ldrge scholars will use the $30,000 award to pay for gradu-are chosen from each of 19 regions in the dte school in public policy at UCLA She was country. nominated by OCC's faculty. The scholarslup recogruzes students who ·1 thmk it hasn't really set m for me yet.· are leaders and who plan to pursue careers said Cubbage-Vega, 23, who works on m public policy Over the years, only a hand· domestic violence issues and plans to fuJ of students from commuruty colleges become a lobbyist for women's issues have won the prestigious award Just being nominated as California'!> Cubbdge-Vega, who was caplam of the hnalist lS a ma1or accomplishment, satd OCC's speech and debate team, said c;he Lows H. Blair, executive secretary of the credits her expenences at the school for Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation helping her succeed at UCLA She 1s still m "California is traditionally the state with I close touch with former teachers. She found the most intense competition for the scholar- ship,· Blair said. SEE AWARD PAGE 5 Under the county's new pre- f e rred plan. the two airports would no longer work together as one, as had been proposed in Plan C. Rather, they would be eparate, even competing, air- ports. although El Toro would have international and •tong haul" flights and John Wayne would be a more regional airport. Smith proposed the SWltCb after learning that the lugh- speed people mover linking the SEE AIRPORT PA GE 5 Film festival reeling in the crowds MIUENNIUM MOMENT Many are the poorer for not meeting Jean Tandowsky Using a little savvy, organizers say they are drawing more people than in the past .. N ewport Beach Interna- tional Film Fe tival orga- nizers arc thrilled with the response they have received nud- way through the 10-doy evont several screenings have been shown in front of packed houses, including the March 27 debut of •Kate's Addiction• and •Murder of Crows,• which st8rs C uba Gooding Jr. The festival, which is in its fourth year, has also attracted a and hopo for contin- ued success through closing night thi':l weekend. diverse, intemation-Newport Beach al crowd with more than 20 directors and producers from dif • f erent countries. Although th y don't have any tangi- ble attendance fig- ures for the first half of the festival, offt. ~-.tt,,. .. ':..-·/l-~-1..,.,,~1 "I'd say about " "'"""""' Q'-o--80% to 90% of ow da.ls are optimistic they will sur- pe.ss last year'• final totals. •we have had a dramatic increase in attendance o far compared to previous years,• s~ud f tival spokesman Todd Quar- taruo. •There have been quite a few.sellouts, and we are expect· ling aome more.• Ofganb! n w pleated tMt - visitors in the fllm community ar for· e1gn, • said festival director Jeff Conner. •ws real unique to have, and we are pleased "0 many of them made the mp: Organizers have tried to pro· mot the festival vigorously, invenung clever ideas to attract aowas. While only about 30 peo. SEE FILMS M GI 4 DQf lt.A04 / OMV Ml ~ •Y .U11iWM'e 11eapat 1a11,.._,.NffW,..rt8Mcb ID......_..Alm ..... val .• ' Jean Tandow ky was a former show- gul and model before she moved to Udo lSJ.e m the arly 1950$. She was known for wnting publicity p1ece1 about th Orange County Pbllhat· monic Society, playing the piano and composing music. lnduding prize- winning Children's mUSicals. In feet. he was a chart r member of the c:om- m1tt that h~pcd tablish the~ monic sodcty, working 30 yeen do6ng Jean Tandowaky volunt work before accepting '• -8 poSition as public r latiooa 1diredDr. Mlllttr."llum Moment <etebt.-h .,.... .... made I major contribUtlon to the ~:iport.Mlfe COit .... nlty c:Mlng the pe&t etntury 11100 CIAllll --........ ---t aasm ' PUllUS ... .. I ..... ___ ___ .. , ___ ....._ ........... • • I ' • • • • • • • • •• • • • I • • : 2 'Nednesday, MOrd\ 31, 1999 ALMANAC • IDl'IOlrS NOTE: Do you or someone you know have A t.ndn\Afk birthday or anol~ry coming up? If so, we'd like to Include it in our Almanac. Call the informatfon In to out Readers Hotli~. (949) 642-6086; fax It to {949) ~ 170; °' mall it to the Oaity Pilot 330 W.#W'f St., Costa Mesa 92627. You can send photographs. but include a self-addressed, stamped envelope if you want them returned. DUI ARRESTS The following people were arrested recently on. suspi- cion of driving under the Influence. These people have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime, and, as with all such crimes, they are innocent until proved guilty. COSTA·MESA• March 21 Pablo Gallana-Morelos, 26, Costa Mesa March 24 Arte Gutierrez-Rosas, 21, Mammoth ·Lakes March 25 William Gregory'Flak, 25, Irvine NEWPORT selCH March 23 Juan Rocha Montano, 33, Santa Ana Salina Jo Bell, 18, Garden Grove March 25 Kristin Michelle Vrablick, 29, Newport Beach March 27 Michael Todd Johannes, 26, Dana Point Mardi 28 , Gary Gerard Laux, 40, Rancho Santa Margarita Frankie Jo Sheppard, 64, Newport Beach BIRTHS Most recent births in Newport Beach. Karsen C. Buck. March 4 Delaney A. Buckelew, March 4 Daniel l. Abell, March 5 Naomi A. Bransby, March 5 Rebecca S. Crane, March 5 Madison E. Bush, March 6 Kimberly B. Crane, March 6 Kathryn S. Ca~ey, March 7 Christopher Cerrillos, March 7 DEATHS • Most recent deaths reporti!d to the Orange County Recorder's office. COSTA MESA Thurston D. Day. 75, Feb. 19 William Bandaruk, 81, Feb. 27 Jacqueline G. Daigh, 80, Feb. 27 NEWPORT BEACH • Robert P. Forbes, 85, Feb. 24 Debra E. Powell, 41 , Feb. 24 • George R. Thomas. 79, Feb. 25 Anthony D. Christopher, 80, Feb. 26 Kenneth T. Harrington. 59, Feb. 27 Nancy N. Craig, 68, Feb. 28 Eric V. Hauser Ill, 76, Feb. 28 Alexander S. Kahan, 96, March 1 MARRIAGES Most recent" marriages as reported to the Orange County Recorder's office. NEWPORT BEACH fl • Joseph B. Huntsman and Mary A. Taylor, married Jan. 23 in Corona def Mar • Eric J. Weuve and Melanie Wendt, married March S in Laguna Niguel • John C. Christensen and Stacey D. Fields, married March 6 in Lake Arrowhead • Charles B. McDermott and Diane l. Perkins. married March 7 in Laguna Niguel • Felix G. Bettermann and Cari R. Eloe, married March 9 in Santa Ana • William H. Richardson and Stephanie l. Becket. mar- ried March 9 in Santa Ana REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS ~ Recent real estate transactions as reported by the Acx- 1om Data Quick Products Group. COSTA MESA 648 Beach St., $ 197,000 311 Colleen Place, $325,000 369 Flower St., $310,000 215 Knox St. B, $270,000 365 Ralcam, $195,000 1115 Sandi L.-ie. $ 155,000 257 Santo Tomas Ave .. $345,000 746 Tustin Ave. C., $215,000 403 Victoria St., $215,000 1061 Westward Lane 31, $165,000 930 W 19th St., $175,500 NEWPORT BEACH 1511 Cliff Drive, $535,000 6 Emperor, $499,000 • 8 Escapade Court 113, $220,000 210 Lille Lane 214, $370,000 9 Sand Dollar Court, S 175,000 219 Walnut St .. $350,000 4 Wild Goose Court, $226,SOO 21 Wild Goose Court, $275,000 VOL 93, NO. 75 • IHOMAS H. JOHNSON. Publisher WIWAMLOWU. Editor • SftVEMAMll, Managing Editor 11NA IOlllGATl'A, As&1n.nt Managing Editor SJ.CAHN City Editor STIWU.S. NMS Editor IM>GD CMLJON. 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Copyright No , loccils only Doi~ Pilot Home is where SOuth Coast plaza is • With new Macy's store on the herizon, renamed Crystal Court trying to revive image. JRFF ARNOLD ~ftcit COSTA MESA -The new Macy's home store that will open at the renamed Crystal Court by the end of next y~ar will · provide "one-stop ft shopping, including decorating ser- vice and bridal; registry, Macy's offi- cials said Tuesday. . - "Macy's new lifestyle approach to home fqprishings is an exciting.way to bring a full-service home store into this market.• said Michael Steinberg, Macy's West chairman. ~With the dra- matic growth in Orange County, investing in this idea in this particular location. is not only timely, but meets the demands of the customer. H DoP!Wr* O;alt lil*lia •nothtr home tuJ1•1JN1.~ store, Ot would .... variety g9t you shoS> ping? Call our Reldlirs Hotline at (9;it9) 6G.eoe& or .m.,. • mail to ._,1ott1 A 'lilt.net. Give ~r hometOwn ._, ~ nUmt>e; (fOr "1lfttlmtlor'I ~only) and ~I your full "•me. The first home store opened in Las Vegas in 1994, said Merle Goldstone, Q spokeswoman for Macy's West. The store will feature home furnishings in designs ranging from early American • to contemporary, as well as products for rooms from the batluoom to the kitchen, she added. The store will be an anchor at the old Crystal Court, which bas been renamed South Coast Plaza. Renova· tions to the three-level, 189,000- square-foot store are projected to begin early next year with an opening set for the fall of 2000. The shopping center is at Bear Street and Sunflower Avenue. "We're· thrilled to· provide the opportunity for consumers in Orange County and Southern Calif omia to .shop at Macy's Home1" said South Coast Plaza spokeswoman Rita Redaelli. •nus just reinforces our abil· ity-and Macy's ability~ to meet the needs that consumers in this area expect. It is a very positive situation for Macy's and South Coast Plaza.• Macy's is owned by Federated Department Stores Inc., ":"hich is one of the country's largest retailers with annual sales of more than $17.3 bil- lion. Federated operates more than 400 stores in 33 states, including Bloomingdale's, Goldsmith's and Macy's. It also owns the Fingerhut direct-mail catalogs. The addition of Macy's will improve home f umishings options to consumers, Redaelli said. South Coast Plaza already houses more than a dozen home furnishing stores, includ- ing Crate & Barrel, which has achieved its highest national sales production per square foot at South Coast Plaza . A laiger 42,000-~quare-foot Crate & Barrel is scheduled to open in November. "Macy's will be a nice addition to the home retailers we already offer here,• Redaelli said. "That just giv~s consumers all the more opportunity to find what they need here.• BRIEFLY Pacific West acquires management firm Pacific West Asset Manage· ment Corp. -a full-service com- mercial real estate management, leasing and brokerage firm based in Costa Mesa -has acquired Inland Commercial of Anaheim Hills, a retail property manage- ment and leasing company. Pacific West bought Inland Commercial's assets from owner Ken Jacobs in a cash transaction. As part of the deal, Jacobs has joined Pacific West as director of retail leasing. Pacific West acquired ·all of Inland Commercial's property management assets, which con· sist of 15 shopping centers in Orange, Los Angeles and River· side counties that feature anchors such as Stater Bros., Lucky, Sav- on Drugs and Michael's. Online Yellow Pages publisher has new site RICK HEARN I DAILY PllOT Garrett Gallegos, e; right. plays with a fingerboard at the Boys & Gir~lub. lbe fingerboards were provided by Brian lberlot. who helped lallllch the POG craze earlier this decade. SNN.COM of Newport Beach has reached an agreement with MindSpring Enterprises, Inc. under which the large Internet service provider will install at its Web site a customized version of Fun ·· et yeur fingertips SNN.COM's Online Yellow Pages. . Under the terms of the ~ee ment, the two companies will jointly participate in an infomer- cial to be aired in select U.S. mar- kets beginning May 30. They will also ~hare in any advertising rev- enues generated by the directory at its MindSpring location. Costa Mesa creators of the POG are back with another children's toy ELISE Ga:: Datt Pilot T he same father-and-son team that launched the multimillion- dollar POG craze have hit upon another idea that looks to be even bigger: the fingerboard. Costa Mesa resident Brian Theriot, a forsier planning com.missioner, and his son Trevor are trying to keep up with demand as children begin snatching up the miniature skate- boards as quickly as their sweaty little hands can grab them. But in the case of this toy, the sweatier the hands; the more fun there is to be had. Children use the flat pads of their fingers to lift, flip and twirl the finger- boards just like real skateboards using store-bought or homemade ramps and half-pipes. . Some o'f the older children have mastered moves such as "kick-flips" and "180s, • but younger kids seem to have fun just letting thetn fly through the air. •All you do is fling them all over the place," said 7-year-old Alec Cnamberlain, explaining the intricate dynamics of the mini-sport. Those dynamics are creating seri- ous demand. and the Theriots are news stories. illustratlons, edlto- rial matter or advertisements herein can be reproduced with- working intensely with a toy market- ing company, California Creations, to keep up. Trevor gave his dad the idea for the POG in 1992 after bringing him a milk cap. Theriot quit his job as a building executive and started the World POG Federation. , Theriot has also established his own toys and games promotions agency. Theriot said it was deja vu when Trevor, 12, showed his dad the fingerboard last yeaI. Kids at school were taking the mini-skateboards off of key chains and performing tricks with them instead. Mark Dinges, president of Califor- nia Creations, also first saw finger- boar.Qs while at Theriot's house. 'Iff!vor had a bunch of books stacked up and had cut ramps out of cereal boxes. "For two hours~ he just sat there and tried to do these flips,• Dinges said. At the Boys & Girls Club last week, cbl4ken gravitated toward the box of fing~boards and ramps Theriot had brought with him. Soon, the children were concentrating on flipping and twirling the boards with the "hyperfo· cus" lh(lt only children have. Perhaps the. best sign of the toy's WEATHER out written permisllon of copy TIWIRA1\MIS popularity is that teachers hate them as much as children like them. "We aren't allowed to bring them to school because teachers take them away,· said Jacob Gilbert, a third· grader at Kaiser Elementary School in Costa Mesa. Although the distractions on wheels might be taking children's attention away from their schoolwork, the fingerboards are not totally with- out educational value, Dinges said. Zany Brainy, an educational toy store, is the biggest seller of the fin. gerboards, he noted. "They've been tested in California stores in the last two to three weeks," said Meredith Emmanuel, a Zany Brainy spokeswoman. "They've been so successful that as of next Monday we will have them in all of our 79 stores nationwide.• Zany Brainy stores acro~s the country are planning fingerboard events May 28, she said. The success of the toy can proba- bly be traced to the fact it was chil- dren who discovered it, Emmanuel added. "Children created this craze," she said. "It really came out of a con- sumer demand. It's something they've invented themselves. rt never was intended to be a toy.~ Published in Newport Beach by Superior Business Network, the Online Yellow Pages is avail- able at the company's Web site, SNN..com . It is the largest classi- fied directory in the world, with more than 50 million business listings worldwide. SETT l ·N G IT STRAIGHT A photo of Richard Stevens was· mistakenly published with Saturday's Millennium Moment profile of John Mcintosh. • • • A photo caption that appeared in Friday's edition should have identified the subjects of the photo as sixth-graders Jeff Ogle and Sasha Hass. ••• ln Thursday's edition, the Child's Play. feature in Datebook should have said Jacqueline Bowinkel will be playing the character of May Peterson in M·So Long Birdie.• SURF POLICE FILES ~ Low morning COSTA MESA right owner. Balboa 64149 TIDIS TODAY clouds and fog • c..m.-Street: About S 1, 117 was stolen from a home In the 600 block during the evening of March 28. HOW IQ BEACH US (Ofona del Mar Orculadon 64149 The T1mes Orange County Costa Mesa (800) 252-9141 65/50 AdvertKlng Newport S.ach Oasslfied (949) 642-5678 64149 Oijplay (949) 642-4321 Edltorial N~Coast 6414 News (949) 642·5680 sPorts (949) 574-4223 ~POMCAST News. 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Water condi- tlons and visibility .re poor. The sun wm set at 6:12 p.m. And drive setety. • IAbraclol' Drtve: A compact disc player and a pair of spe1k- ers worth $700 were stolen from a car In the 1600 blodt during the evening of March 25. • .._. v.'Cle Drive: C.mera equipment worth $9,000 was stolen from a car In the 2700 block between 3 and 6 A.m. March 27. • ~A~: About $880 was stolen from .t busl{'tSS In the 2000 b4odc betwffn 1:1S •nd s A.m. March 27. •South co.t Dl1ve: A purse and Its contents worth $107 wtre stolen from A car in the 1500 block t.tween 1 O Ind 11 :30 a.m. M.trch 23. NEWPORT BEACH • w.t co.t l~w.y. A cellular Phone worth S600 was stolen from• (ar n the 2700block between 9 and 10 p.m. Mttth 26; • lrvlM Awieftue: A c.llut. phone wor1h $149 WIS stofen from a c.ar In the &oo blodc ~ 2 a~ 4 p.m. Mai'th 29. • ...... Drt c.Mr Dftw: A purse Mld Its contents WOl1h 1210 Mf'9 stolen from A bullnelt tn tM &oQ block betWltft 6:1 S Ind 7:45 p.m. tMfth 24. • Wiit OCIMn ,,_ A w.lltt and Its cont.Intl Worth S70 WIN stolen ffOm I CM In the 2100 block on tM ~ of Mefttl .28. • 17th StNet: A c.nui. phone was stoi.n fttiin e home In th9 100 bfock btmrten I end l:JO p.m. March 28. , . Doily Pilot Theres always a few more · rcomputer Viruses among l!S S µrely you have read about • the ne~ virus that began devastating computer sys- tems last week. . Melissa (more formally, · W97M) attacks computers that • contain Microsoft Word 97 or 2000 word-processing· software. Carnegie-Mellon University says ·this virus is no joke, or bogus Internet rumor. It.is real and can · foil even the most elaborate seturity programs that protect government .and corporate net- works: Melissa is kind of like the brown snakes that have invaded Guam by slithering onto the island via the wheel wells of jet · aircraft. She sneaks into a com- puter via the e-mail system, reads the address book and sends infected messages to the first 50 entries. These then reproduce until virtually every computer in the world is sick, sick, sick. Except mine. If Melissa creeps into my machine, sbe is going to be met with viruses so vicious she will wither and die. You see, I am the only person in the world who has been per- sonally infected by a computer virus. Should you doubt this, consid- er: For years, I happily used a machine that became increasing- ly erratic. At fi,rst, it was just , eccentric, which it expressed by making my life miserable when I wanted to send an e-mail attach- ment. .. Then, about two years ago, it went· completely nuts. After hours of investigation, the guy · who built it for me, Egon Reich of CompuSave, discovered a short circuit in the claberon switch. Whatever its real name, Egon replaced the doodad and, boom! Brand-new-acting computer. Then, in December, the thing went bonkers again. It was balky about attachments, then it began printing out pages of gibberish. Yes, I know, the less kindly among readers will mutter, M So THE FRED COLUMN fred martin what else is new?" But this began with no MPrint" instruction, and it would not stop printing no matter what keys I pushed. 1t was like "2001: A Space Odyssey• coming true. Hal was in charge. Finally, in the middle of Page 17, I pulled the plug and told the machine its time had come. And so I began the search for its replacement. I considered a Macintosh, but this old dog really didn't want to start having to learn new tricks. So, a PC it would be, but whose? I bought great, thick computer magazines to read reviews and check out the ads. Likewise on the Internet. Pshaw. Utterly confusing. Finally, I focused on Dell and IBM; Dell because of their repu- tation for quality and service, IBM because we own 20 shares of their stock. Despite the fact that a record- ed voice at an IBM toll-free num- ber actually hung up on me - and was quite huffy about it -I found a great "open-box" deal on one of their machines. But my virus was just begin- ning its evil attacks. When I offered my American Express Gold Card as payment, the clerk came back and said, in a 180- decibel voice that silenced the cavernous store, MTHEY TURNED DOWN YOUR CARDI You owe 'em money or sumpin'?• (No, I don't. When I later made an irate phone call to the company, a clerk told me the refusal was "for yow:-0wn protec- tion" b~cause I didn't charge that much on that particular card. MNasty letter follows,• I said.) I settled the deal with anotner card, went home and began putting things together. Then I. learned that computer comparues no fonger spend a lot of money on instruction manuals. What lit- tle material comes with the machine is largely unintelligible, as are the •Help" programs inside the machine. So you go out and buy a cou- ple of books with titles like, "The Simple, Easy Way to Master- ing IBM and Microsoft." If it is so simple and easy, why does the book have 773 pages? In the days since then, the Computer Paramedic has been here twice, the Computer Tutor thr~e times. The machine processes words for me just fine, and I can go out on the Internet for research and get along swell. But I cannot get this tool to perlorm the one simple task I really need it to do: take a col- umn I have just written and send it to dailypilot@earthlink.net as an attachment. I have tried maybe a dozen times. I have even switched word processors from Lotus Word Pro, which came with the machine, back to Microsoft Word. I have tried to send these attachments not only to the Pilot but also to high school friends, my daugl)ters and even my wife, whose computer sits about 10 feet away, as the swivel chair slides. It refuses. All I get back is, "Can't download your attach- ment" or, MCan't read ... " So don't tell me about com- puter viruses. I am one. • FRED MARTIN is ~ former Newport Beach r~ident who writ~ from his home in For\ Collins, Colo. His column runs Wednesdays. UP, UP AND AWAY .. KIM HAGGERTY-ZVUUS / DAILY PILOT Kyle Collins, 8, of Costa Mesa kills some Ume by climbing • a pole near the tennis courts at 'Costa Mesa High School. Kyle decided to get some exercise while waiting for his Lit- tle League baseball practice to start. Wed~, March 31 , 1999 I IUSlllSS N 0 TES Consulting company gets national contract Rancho Santa Pe-based Bobl;Jy Jones Retail Group, a division d Hickey-Freeman, has selected The Eddy Co. of Newport Beach to provide consulting services foe tlie retailer's expan$\on acroa the United States . The first Bobby Jones store opened in Beverly Hil1.9 in 1998 and · features the Bobby Jones Collection of men's and women's apparel, as well as golf-related ·merchandise. Expansion plans call {pr three new stores lo be built this year, with three to five locations to be aQded next year. Downey Savings promotes employee Janet Dillavou has been pro- moted to manager of branch operations for Downey Savings retail banking division . Dillavou began her career with Downey as a part-time teller 21 years ago, and just prior to her promotion served as central operations · managerand manager of teleser- vices for the division. Dillavou and her staff oversee the day-to-day operations of the retail branch network, including training, procedures and new products. Downey Savings and Loan Association is headquar- tered in Newport Beach and has been in business since 1957. JRA Interactive wins advertising awards JRA Interactive Inc. of New- port Beach won both the silver and bronze awards in the 1999 Summit Creabve Awards compe- tition for its outstanding creative work for Yamaha Motor Corpora- tion, USA and FileNET Corp. The Summit Creative Awards was created to recognize excep- tional work by smaller advertis- ing agencies, video production comparues, multimedia fums ~d other creative groups with annu- al billings of $15 million or less. Participating firms were from the United States, Canada, Australia and Germany. CELEBRATE PASSOVER WITH WONDERFUL DESSERTS .2'nuo CHOCOLATB CAIQl Os.:isotlTBD MACAa.OONS E:f2ssovu. Ba.owN1SS All irtms are Koshtt Dairy. • Wt use Kosh« lot' PaSSO'lfl' Product. duwnBU.Y WHtt>PED Ct.EAM CAO ~ilOCOl.ATP.-COVl llF.O MATZ.OH . .. \ . . • i t • I t • • 4 'N.dnesdoy, Morch 31 , 1999 Dreams become reality -for a while -in 'La Somnabula' I m gine for a moment that you fall ~sleep in your bedroom and awake in 2010 to an Orwellian world m which TV screens tell people who to de noWlce and grotesque charac- ters accost you with unintelligible instructions. Fortunately for our protagorust in Mla Somnabula" (The Dream), the human spint survives even in this surrealisllc world. She encounters an underground and, with the help of an establishment defector, works her way across a desert to a town that does not exist, at least not on any map from 2010. Of course, the town does enst. It is her destiny, you aught say. It ts the town where her sleepwalk- mg started The 1ourney takes her m a circle formed by a straight tine When she dnd her fnend final- FILMS CONTINUED FROM 1 ple turned out for Tuesday's last showmg of "Ndna, • a documen- ldry on grandmothers, about two- th1rds or them were grandmoth- ers who had received free admis- sion as long d!> they came with • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot. Around Town, 330 W Bay St, Costa Mesa 92627, fax them to (949) 646-4170, or call (949) 642·5680, ext. 228 A complete ltst1ng of Around Town can be found at dailypilot.com . TODAY The Easte r Bunny will be visiting the Atnum Pdrk gazebo at Fash- ion Island, 550 Newport Center Drive, Newport Bedch, through Saturday. Cbildnm Cdn visit thls ly reach Saavedra, she returns to the home she left in her sleep, where she returns to her bed. • Of oourse, when her compan- ion awakens he r, she does not know him because it has all been a dream. Or has it? After all, is he not standing there as well, whether she knows him or not? Unfortunately, she also has a husband in her waking life, whicb means the man with whom she crosse d the treach erous desert in her sleepwalking must leave he r, as we all must leave our dreams when we wake. -charfle Hand FYI ·La Somna bula • screens a t 8:30 p.m. today at Theatre Fiesta, 305 E. Fourth St., Santa Ana. another adult. No proof of • nana- ship" was required. "We saw the flier at a mo'vie house where we live, and we are glad we got a freebie,• said Cyn- thla Tuchman of Laguna Niguel. ·we would have seen it anyway. "It's a shame the re isn 't more showings for som e of these films. It shows the diversity of filmmak- ing that is out there.• magical creature while having their picture taken. Youngsters can also board the Kiddie Train Choo Choo in front of Robinsons- May fountain during center hours. For more mformation, call (949) 721-2000. The Aower Festival will be pre- sented through April 18 dt Fash- ion Island, 550 Newport Center Dnve, Newport Beach. The event will featUre weekend guest lec- tures, merchandising events, carts Newport Children ·s BooterY Stop By Before April 30 and Enter A Drawing To Wm A Child's SchwinnPrcdator Bicycle BLACKMAN LTD. YOUR OFFICIAL ROLEX JEWELER, WANTS TO REMIND YOU TO TURN YOUR TIMEPIECE AHEAD ONE HOUR O N SUNDAY, APRIL 4TH. D AYLIGHT SAVING BEGINS AT 2 :00AM 'W' RO LEX Dl.;ACKMAN LID. ..... 3408-1 V'UI Opor:to, Newport Btach 92663 • 949-673-9334 ttlfl w IMIM rMoblUW }tWilry ptw 111 '""'""' l«tllld }Im llW' Hw lirll11 l• IJJo ltltrilil Vl/1ai1 Your Official Role.t Jeweler '· Doily Pilo ·Newport Beach International Film Festival schedule CAPTAlN BLOOD'S VILLAGE THEATRE 1140 N. Tustin Ave. Orange (714) 538-3545 EDWARDS BIG NEWPORT 300 Newport Cen ter Drive Newport Beach (949) 644-0760 EDWARDS ISLAND 7 ONEMAS 999 Newport Genter Drive Newport Beach (949) 640-1780 EDWARDS UDO 3459 Via Lido Drive Newport Beacb · (949) 673-8350 EDWARDS SOUTH COAST VILLAGE 1561 W. Sunflower Ave. Santa Ana (714) 540-0594 FOUR STAR ONEMA 12111 Valley View St. Garden Grove (714) 934-6377 TEATRO FIESTA 305 E. Fourth St. Santa Ana 9714) 541-4351 MARCH 31 1 p.m. "Fofgott.n Flritt" Filmed over the course of a year in a small town in South Carolina, this d0<umentary explores the devastat- ing consequences of prejudice. It follows the events that led four members of the Ku Klux Klan to burn two African-American church- es. 2:30 p.m. "Race to Save 100 Years,. This Warner Bros. documentary out- lines the fi lms produced over the last 100 years and their power to entertain, enlighten, educate, influ- ence the world and politics, and cre- ate drastic social change. 4 p.m. "If I Never See You Again• Five elderly men form a music group and dream of playing before a live audience. After encountering problems with their nursing home, their families, the city and the police, they fear their dreams will be destroyed until they are hired to play background music for strippers in a run-down nightclub. 6 p.m. "Kate's Addiction" A contemporary thriller in the style of ''Fatal Attraction." this film details a young woman's obsession with her college roommate that eventually escalates into a twisted AROUN ·o · TOWN and kiosks showcasing merchan- dise, live weekend entertainment and a display of floral gardens. Admission is free. For more infor- mation, call (949) 721-2000. An art exhibit titled "Two- Women" will be on display at the Jewish Community Center, Jew- ish Federation Campus, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa Viewing hours will vary. For more informd- tion, call (714) 755-0340. Free lncome-tax preparation and assistance will be offered th.rough the Tax-Aide program from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily through April 15 dt OASIS Seruor Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave.. Corona del Mar Appoihtments are available. For more information, call (949) 644- 3244. Learn to speak for succe5s while being evaluated by a professional coach with the Communication GHOSTWRITE R For HI"' • Adman/published nuthor seeks new OMlgnn:ieni.. 25 jlellnl experience. ADS. BROOiURES. VIDEO SCRJPTS, ARTICLES, DIRECT MAJL AND BOOKS. Hourly or by nsslgnment. 949-631-09402 www.wnte·du.com Practice Club from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at a Costa Mesa business. Ad.Jnis- siQn 1s $35. Reservations are reqwred. Fore more information, call (949) 675-7196. THURSDAY The Orange County Federation of Republican Women will meet at 10 a .m. at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. For more informa- llon, call (714) 529-6030. The Ebell C lu\l of Newport Bedch will meet at 11:30 a.m. at the Bahai Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach. Student scholarships will be awarded at the meeting. For more information, call (949) 721- 9267 A slide show and lecture UUed •An Evening with Aaron & Martha Barnes of Peruvian Adventures" will be presented at 8 p.m. at the Triangle Square North Face Store, 1870-A Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Ad.Jnission is free. For more information, call (949) 646-0909. Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Unlq~ wlM room & dJnlna roo~ •~•llnblt for group btH.lnei; mtdlnp and prlvatl! llinctloM 723-0621 PlellM' Call f'or Restrvatlon and Directions 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach STARTING THURSDAY, APRIL J , ·Dinner by the Bay._ •• Enjoy a relaxed dining atmosph•n on our heated waterfront patio. Weekly specials lnclud~: -Fresh GRILLED SEAFOOD- Siszling FAJITAS -Pasta & Clllclt~n and our s ctacular PRIME RJB . tale of murder ind betrayal. 8 p.m. •fXM: Fox ~ta· (See Khedule) CaQt.ajn Blood's Village Theatre 4 p.m. •alrdcage Inn" A prostitute who moves In with a family after her home is tom down finds herself in constant conflict over her feeling about sex. relation- ships and other issues with the f am- lly's daughter, a university student. 7 p.m. •The Latt Call" In this noire mystery, events careen out of control after two men carry out a plan to steaJ a briefcase of old, rare coins from an old drunk who constantly shows people the case. 9 p.m . ., Anarchy tv• Desperate to reclaim their public access TV station after a diabolical televangelist buys it, a group of anarchists take their message to the a irwaves and resort to the ultimate publicity stunt. Four Star Cinema 5 p.m ... Be There or Be Squar'!t" A Chinese couple living In Los Ange- les faced with odd jobs, economic instability and other struggles, con- template moving back to their homeland, China, in this romantic comedy of twists and turns that tells the sweet-and-sour experience of Comfort Zone, a mental illness support group, will meet Crom 7:30· to 9 p.m. at Lighthouse Coastal Community Church, 301 Magnolia St .. Costa Mesa. Partic- ipants will meet on the first floor in the room next to the sanctuary. For more information, call (949) 548-7274 .. FRIDAY A general membership program will' be presented at 10 a.m. at OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave.. Corona del Mar. Entertainment will (ollow a potluck luncheon at noon. For more information, call (949) 644- 3244. APRIL 5 I A representative from American Intercontinental University will visit OCC from 9 a.m. to noon. The representative will be at a table in front of the school's Stu- dent Center, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Ap pointments are not necessary. For more informa- tion, call (714) 432-5894. · .· APRll 6 A nine-week advanced marine weather class starts today from 7 immigrants in the land of opportu- nity. 7 p.m. •f.-ci Voution" Set in moder.n-day rural Vietnam, two "Cheo" opera actresses encounter intemal rivalries and the reality of the dying art of the beau- tiful and traditional opera in this complex and sophisticated film. 9 p.m. Hfalllng Up Waking 0own• A black comedy that will keep you on the edge of your seat about three couples whose lives and strug- gles of love and death become entwined. Teatro fiesta 6:30 p.m. •The Pianist" Two pianists who were childhood friends in Barcelona cross paths in Paris and become part of the musi- cal avant-garde of their era and fall in love with the same woman. 8:30 p.m ... La Sonambula" (The SleepWalker) After a Buenos Aires government experiment goes wrong, thousands of people lose their identity and memories. In an effort to reinstate the victims Into society, the govern- ment creates deceptive family and work environments, until some of the affected begin to suspect the scheme and organize themselves into groups. to 9 p.m. at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The non-credit class W1ll meet Tuesday evenings. Registra- tion is $75. For more information. call (949) 645-9412. APRIL 8 A representative from the UC Berkeley Admission Office will visit OCC's Transfer Center. Th<' representative will present thee one-hour informational work- shops at 9, 10 and 11 a.m. Th Transfer Center is in the school' Counseling and Admission Annex, 2701 Fairview Road, Cos ta Mesa. For more information. call (714) 432-5894. APRIL 9 The "In's and Out's ·01 HMO's will be presented from 10 to 11 a.m. at the OASIS Senior Center 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona de Mar. For more information, c (949) 644-3244. Rep. 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DEBATE CONTINUED FROM 1 Like many team members, Staniforth and Walters ongmally joined because they were look.mg for an extracunicula:r activity to help make the huge campus feel a little more manageable. But then they fell in love with debating, Staniforth said ·Any one of us can walk mto a room and demand the attenbon of everyone m the room, but in the most democratic way," she said "We teach a lot of cnbcaJ- thmklng skills,· coach Georgie . Monahan said. Many of the team's coaches came through the program them- selves only to return and mentor a new crop of students Monahan added "It is an mteUectual dctivity, • Walters said "You become a much more intelligent person.· Backing up that claim, the OCC debate team boasts two members who have gone on to win 1hlman Fellowships. nus yea:r team members have an added reason for wanting to win, Staniforth said. 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'Nednesday, Morch 31 , 1999 5 AIRPORT I AWARD CONTINUED FRO~ j CONTINUED FROM 1 two airports will cost S4 n out that she was a wmner when to build and have an rag one of her teachers from the col· cost·per-riderof more than $100. lege appeared at her door one Newport Beach residents evening last week, beanng a approve of the switch because it bouquet of flowers. means fewer planes flymg over Cubbage-Vega is the second that city to and from John Wayne OCC student to win a 'liuman Airport award m three years. "The city of Newport Beach For Cubbage-Vega, the award likes the idea of less noise com-lS a vindication of her decision to ing out of John Wayne Airport,· forego a four-year · school and Councilman Gary Adams said spend two years at a commuruty prior to the meeting. college But many South County resi-·A counselor at Harbor High dents who live in the flight path School told me I woµld never denounced it as a betrayal of amount to anything if I went to a . promise$ to limit the capaaty of community college,· she said. the proposed w.rport to 25 million "There was one instructor at passengers each year Newport Harbor, Andy Smith, Some have even suggested who really encouraged me,• she that the switch will result m the Sdld. •And I Uunk that's what closure of John Wayne Atrpbrt sparked my mterest in public altogether because major airlines speaklng. dnd it's one of the rea- will choose not to operate out of sons I went mto public speaking both airports, wluch are less than dt OCC • • 30 miles apart and will all choose It was on the speech and to relocate to Larger El Toro debate team at Orange Coast "It's goodbye to John Wayne that she really found her voice. Airport," Leonard Krasner saJd Cubbage-Vega said. "We knew for years that the plan In addition to a stellar academ- was to move everything from ic record, Cubbage-Vega has John Wayne to El Toro.• worked in several of UCLA's Ellen Cox Call. the county'i. El community outreach programs Toro spokeswoman, srud county that focus on combating rape and officials do not expect John violent crune. She has worked as Wayne to close and even expect a state-certified coUflSelor with fares to go down. the Los Angeles Commission on "It's like supply and demand,· Assault Against Women and is a she said, noting that with hvo volunteer hotline counselor with competing airports, airlines will Inter\ dl House Cnsis Shelter m compete for nders even more Lony Bedch than they already do As part of her scholarship "Tuts is the first meeting I've application, .she drafted a public attended but I can see how the policy proposal cdlling for every wool is constantly pulled over county hospital m the nation to everyone's eyes • said Wtlliam have a sexual assault response Levinson of M.tssion V1e10 ·11ust team. wonder where thts is going to Her policy posibons were end • shaped by personal experience, The motion to approve the something that has taught her as flight demonstrations led to some much about the profession as interesting political Jockeying. mdny of her textbooks Spitzer, who opposes an w.rport "When I was young I remem- at El Toro, voted for the tests, lwr my mother getting a phone wtule Suva, an airport booster cttll and her best fnend had been DON E.\CH I DAllV PILOT Put a few words to work for you. Call the voted against them and then murdered by a boyfnend." she asked to change his vote Permis-sd.ld "Thal had a major impact sion was denied. on my We. I did some investiga- Spitzer sd.id he voted for the tion, and I decided that we as a motion only because some of his society have a problem with constituents had asked for noise domesllc violence and that I monitors, and he wanted to sup-could make a positive difference, Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS 642-5678 port their request. and that's how I got mvolved • ' Community Stars Nominate a special person in your community to become a Staples Community Star ! A Staples Community Star is someone who has a demonstrated track record or exceptional volunteer service in your ' community-from the student who runs errands for senior citizens to the president of the local Visit your local Staples store and pick up a brochure to nominate your favorite Staples Community Star. New F xtt>rHlerl Or.,ul I 111" Completed nomination formst ilon1 with an essay of soo words or less, must be submitted by April 1st to be tllsl'* fot lntfY. for llHM9 I .............. Stapl• c .. ...., Sten,,..._,. .... mu toll frte: •-177-m.,,.. PTA chapter. A Staples Community Star will be chosen from the community~ each of the 74 participating Staples retail stores. L1ch SIJples Communi ty Star will receive the following 0 A $1,000 donation to the non-profit orpnlzatlon of the honoree's choke O A personalized a·xir portelaln star permanently displayed In the Star Plaza at STAPL£S Center A rtpUc.a star to showcase at homt or In the wortcplace A donation, tn the honoree~ name, to the STAPlES Center foundation e hc:opltion at special ewnu • • •• t Artists stun Mesa • Costa Mesa rally falls short, Laguna Beach holds on for a 10-8 upset victory in the PCL. LAGUNA BEACH -The Laguna Beach High baseball team built a lead which comeback-minded Costa Mesa could not overcome as the Artists held on for a 10-8 Pacific Coast. League ,. home triwnph Tuesday. Josh Little's three-run home run pulled Costa Mesa even in the third, but Laguna Beach hit two-out homers that produced a seven-run lead. Mesa, which had erased late-inning deftats to lie Umvers1ty, 10-10, and knock off Ldguna Hills, 16-9, didn't go BASE BILL quietly, however. Rob Gloster whacked a two-run homer and Chris DeSandro belted a three-run shot to make things interest- ing in the seventh and the Mustangs put the tying run a board. before the Artists got the final out. Nick Lambert went 2 for 3 to add to the Mesa offense, buL Laguna Beach'S four homers proved too much to top. #All their runs came on . pop-fly home runs,· said Mesa Coach Kirk Bauermeister, who has been burned SEE MESA PAGE 7 -~ -----,- "· l'f' -·tUti-.. , University 3 o 1 Aliso Nigut>I 1 1 0 cona Mesa 2 1 1 ...... .,.. University 9. Esandll 2 lagl.na Beadl 10, --8 NsJ Niguel S. l.a9.m His 3 ~-~~ Mesa at Aliso Niguel lagl.na Hills at EstMdll UniYersity at lagl.na Beadl DAY .. . ·o. ....... t.bal. .. blst leam doesn't always win _. ·..: Kirk 1...,,-..aster, Costa Mesa baseball coaGh Wednesday, Morch 31 , 1999 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 442 CdM rips Warriors • Wiethom homers twice in 12-2 rout, Hatfield once and Larson gets four hits to back his own complete-game win. IRVINE -Corona del Mar High senior Matt Larson went 4 for 4 and struck out seven in a five-inning com- plete game, while teammate Eric Wiethom homered twice and drove in five runs to key the Sea King~ 12-2 Sea View League mercy-rule baseball vie· tory over host Woodbridge Tuesday at Windrow Park. Wiethom launched a prodigious solo homer in the first, then came back with llSEllLL a grand slam in the folJJlh. Senior Mark Hatfield, still less than 100% after sittlng out Friday's win over Irvine with a sprained ankle, added to the 13-hit explosion with a three-rub ding er. . Senior leadoff man 'I\' Harper went 3 for 4, as did Wiethom, who now has five homers this spring. The Sea Kings (6-3, 3-1 in league) · retam a share of first place in the Sea View, which they will try to protect Thursday against visitlng El Toro. SUMMARIES PAGE 7 NMdpOft 1Q. El Toro 9 CdM 12. Woodbridge 2 s. Margarita 11, lrVine 2 NMdpOft at Irvine El Toro at CdM Wbridge at S. Margarita! HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD tfl DON LEACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT Newport Harbor's li'evor Jones skims the 110 hurdles en route to a winning mark of 15.6 in Tuesday's m eet at Corona del Mar. SAILORS DOMINATE COM I°'J£>wport l Iarbor boys and girls run past Sea Kings in Sea View LeaquP track and field meet. CORONA DEL MAR -Corona del Mar f hqh\ rwv-. dlJ-wedther track was gleaming t1nc1 thl' wc•dther was right. and Newport f ld.fb1>r I hqh s S<tilor. enjoyed the day from stdrt to lln1'h c1-. they rolled to a 96-39 victo- ry in thP hoys compellllon and the girls cap- turf'cl d 78-54 decision m Sea View League track dnd l11'ld 11 ·., ttw ld"t lime the two will meet in h.>dfJUP pld~ with Corona del Mar moving to th£' Pt1nftc Codst Ledgue, and prospects of a nonledg1w dual mt•ct next year have not evE>n hPt•n chsrussed, accord.mg to Sailors AthlE>llc., D1wc tor Eric 1We1t, the Tars' girls C"OdCh "'TIH~rc redlly hasn't been any talk about 11 <.11 this pmnt, • st11d Twe1t. All tlw tctlk on Tuesday surrounded New- CdM's Sean Fenton was a double winner. port Harbor's dommatJon of a meet between traditional nvals. Harbor's boys were the big winners, and several Sailors came m for their share of the credit from Coach B1m Barry. "It was rnce to get our h~t wm under our belt in league,• said Barry, who listed junior Ryan Brill as his No. 1 item. "Brill's double in the long jump (18-61/4) and triple jump (39-11112) was ljig time for us, H said Barry. "Those were new events for him.H Trevor Jones spun off a 15.6 in the 110 hurdles and switched from the 300 sticks to the 200, where he turned in a quality time of 22 3. Curt Herberts was another with a sound effort, dockmg a 4·25.9 in winning the 1,600 meters, and firushing second to teammate Steve Jensen m the 800. Jensen came m with first-place efforts in the 400 (51 .6) and the 800 (2:01.8). Also with a sterling effort for Barty was sophomore Danny Moyer, who ran the 300 hurdles with Jones busy in the 200, and docked a win.rung time of 42.7. Sean Fenton was one of the best items for SEE TRACK AND FIELD PAGE 7 N ewport Harbor High's Amber Steen makes the final tum and heads toward home in the 400 meters a teammate Al.Ida McFall trails tn second, with the pack far behind tn Tuesday's Sea View League track and field encounter at Corona del~. DONUACH fl)q_V fll.OT SPORTS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM ,. Estancia • Estancia fixture has been at the heart of the Eagle campus, and athletics program, for nearly three decade BARRY FA1.11.KNH1 want to do.• Perry, whose coach.fug talen E stancia High is, 11111 apparently, the Perry 1111111 family business. Art Perry, though a 1964 graduate from Costa Mesa High, has poured close to three decades of professionalism and passion into the institution, from which his younger sister Rachel and brother Chuck were among the first and second graduating classes, respecbvely. "He's the backbone of the school,· Paul Troxel said of Art Perry, for whom be played freshman football and has spent nearly the last 20 years alongside as a colleague. have touched Estancia's golf, football, baseball, basketball an softball programs, is renowned for his ability to convince Estancia students to try athletl After playing football at Cost Mesa, he began coaching at Estancia as a walk-on, while attend.mg Orange Coast Colleg and Cal State Fullerton. •rm real competitive and I like to win,• Perry said of the initial allure to coaching, which he continued when hired to teach social studies and math at Estancia in 1970. Peny taught and .... coached at Mater Deif one year and guided th Monarchs varsity baseball team to the to ranking in Orange County in 1974. And while the 52-year-old Costa Mesa resident, now in his 28th year as a full-time Eagle employee, plans to remain the school's activities chrector and boys and girls golf Art Perry But his heart remained at Estancia, where he returned as the school's activities director in the fall of 1974. coach until retirement, his son, Jeff, is making plans to ensure a Perry patrols the school's hallowed halls for at least another generation. "(Jeff, who along with older brother Mike are Estanoa graduates and were standout players on their father's golf team) is only 19, but he's already passed his C-BEST test," Art Perry said of the current Chapman University junior ·He plans to teach and coach and he wants to take my spot at Estancia." Jeff may very well take his spot, but, as those familiar with Perry's presence at the school are aware, one could never take his place. •There's no doubt be and (now-retired longtime teacher-coach-adminlstrator Bill Wetzel) were probably the most instrumental people in the school running as smoothly as it has," Troxel said of Perry, whom he estimated he still owed about 200 push-ups. Blending enthusiasm with meticulous attention to detail and organization, Peny's positive influence bas seldom been contained by the parameters of his job dc:.cription. •He's a great coach and a qood motivator," 'Troxel sa.id. He has a way of getting kids to do things they don't nece sarily He estimated he coached freshmen football at Estancia fo 20 years, before stepping down after the 1997 season. He also believes his teams won about a dozen league titles. "We worked harder than the varsity," Perry said of his foot success, which was also foste by extensive scouting of opponents, all but unheard of on that level He was the varsi offensive coordinator from 1994-96, coinciding with Jeff's , three seasons as the Eagles' starting quarterback. Perry, the boys golf coach since 1987, guided the Eagles to CIF Southern Section championships (all divisions) in 1989, '90 and '91. It was the first CIF three-peat in 32 years. "We've had some great golfers and some tremendous golf teams," said Perry, who considers the three CIP aowns' the highlight of his coaching career. Perry, who estimates he's attended more athletic events than anyone in school history, has an understandable abundance of Estancia pride. "It's a great school and it's been a great athletic school,; he said. And, clearly, the latest member of the Daily Pilot Spo Hall of Fame has had a great deal to do with that. TllllllS Fed Cup: Palisades is not a possibility The United States TeMll Association announced Tuelday that the Ped Cup match April t7·18 at Zagreb, Croatia, hu been moved to an undetermined site in the U.S. becaUle of political unrest 1tl the European region and the pOtentlal rlak w blgh·proflle tennis players. But Palisades Tenills Club owner/operator Ken Stuart, whose dub has been a candidate to hOst a future Ped Cup tie, said his club could not CODltNCt a facility ln time to host the event if ukad by the USTA. -RD r Doily Pilot I SpOrts -1RACK AND FIELD Newport Harbor's Steve Jensen. above, far right, and Curt Herberts do a 1-2 number in the 400; al left, Cd.M's Zack Zarrllli just edges Andre Stewart in the 100. CONTINUED FROM 6 the CdM boys, doubhng m the shot and discus with marks of 43- 11 and 144-1. Amber Steen led the Newport Harbor guls' assault, setting the early pace in the 1,600 and pulling away for a wmrung 5:13.2, with Alida McFall and Jenny Cummins of Corona del Mar trailing in 5:16.3 and 5:20?, respectively. Knsta Dill had a ruce double for the Tars with a pr m the dtscus (111-7) and a 34-0 toss m the shot. Also with d double in the s~rtnts, agdlil, was Leah Zaby, who stopped the clocks m 13.2 ·and 26.9 in the 100 and 200. McFall stood out in the 3,200 with an 11:34.1 and Melissa Hol- lister and Breonna 'Jiffany domi- nated the hurdles. Hollister, a senior, and nffany, a freslunan, went 1-2 in the 300 sticks, and they reversed roles in the 100 hurdles, ntfany leading a 1-2 finish witb a 19.1 cloclong. Corona del Mar's Liz Morse was her usual sell in the 800 with a winning 2:21.4, Steen and Cum- mins finishing second and tlurd with times of 2:25.0 and 2:28 4. The victories leave Newport Harbor with 2-0 overall dual meet records, and 1-0 marks in the Sea View. DON LEACH/ DAILY PILOT GIRLS SUMMARIES BOYS SUMMAR I ES NEWPORT H~ 78, CoRoNA DEL MAR 54 NEWPORT HARllOft 96, CORONA DEL M AR 39 100 · 1. Zaby (NH), 13 2; 2. Halley (CdM), 13.4; 3. Topalovic (NH), 13.5. 200 -1 Zaby (NH), 26.9; 2. Halley (CdM), 28.0; 3. Hanson (NH), 29.6. 100 · 1 Zarilli (CdM), 11 .3; 2. Stewart (NH), 11.4; 3. Newton (NH), 11 .6 200 · 1 Jones (NH), 22.3; 2. Zarilli (CdM), 22.9; 3. Stewart (NH), 23.0 400 -1. Halley (CdM), 1:04.2; 2. Tulislak (NH), 1.04.9; 3. Kauth (NH), l :OS.7 400 -1. Jensen (NH), S1.6; 2. Peschelt (NH), 53.7, 3. Kramer (CdM), 53.8. 800 · 1. Morse (CdM), 2:21.4; 2. Steen (NH), 2:25.0; 3. Cummins (CdM), 2:28.4 1,600 -1. Steen (NH), 5:13.2; 2. Mcfall (NH), 5:16.3; 3. Cummins (CdM), S.20.7. J,200 -1. Mcfall (NH). 11:34.1; 2. Q\Jinlan (CdM), 11:44.3; 3. Mechkor (NH), 12 27 4 100 H -1. Tiffany (NH), 19.1; 2. Hollister (NH), 19.6; 3. Dubin (CdM), 19.9. BOO -1. Jensen (NH), 2:01.8; 2. Herberts (NH), 2·03.3; 3. Cortes (NH), 2:05.6. 1,600 -1 Herberts (NH), 4:2S.9; 2. Yelsey (CdM), 4.34.3, 3. Antonini (NH), 4 38.0. l,200 -1 Landgren (NH), 9:59.0; 2. Antonini (NH). 10:03.7; ' Yelsey (CdM), 10:24.0. 110 HH -1. Jones(NH), 15.6; 2. Tupy (NI-'), 16.6, 3 Moyer (l'H), 16.9. JOO H -1. Hollister (NH), S3.2; 2. Tiffany (NH), 53.8; 3. Dorfman (CdM), 55 2 300 IH -1. Moyer (NH), 42.7; 2. Opal (NH), 43 2; 3. Tupy (N~.). 44.4 400 ,.lay -1 Corona del Mar 52.4; 2. Newport Harbor 52.7. 1,600 ...tay -1 Corona del Mar 4:11.8; 2. Newport Harbor 4:29.4. 400 ,.lay -1. Corona del Mar 46.6; 2. Newport Harbor dq 1,600 re~y -l. Newport (Newton, Peschelt, Jensen, Jon~, 3·33 S, 2 CdM, 3 47 7. ttJ · 1. Peschett (NH), 6-2; 2. Rothwell (NH), S-10; 3. no thir HJ -\ Brawner (CdM), S-2, 2. Giffi (NH), 4-10; 3. Tulisiak (NH), 4-8. U -1. Halley (CdM), 14-11; 2. Giffl (NH), 13-10 112; 3. Tiffany (NH), 13-9. TJ -1. Halley (CdM), 31-10 1/4; 2. G1ffi (CdM), 31-10; 3. Hollister (NH), 31-2 112 PV ,. 1. Christenson (CdM), S-0; 2. no second or third. U • 1 Brill (NH), 18-6 1/4; 2. Curtis (NH), 17-5 112; 3. Tupy IH), 17~ 314. TJ 1 Brill (NH), 39-11 1/2; 2. Curtis (NH), 39-1, 3 Moyer ( H) 36-7 314 PV -1. Kiser (CdM), 9-6; 2.(tie) Marshall (CdM), Watson (C 9-0 each, SP -1. Dill (NH), 34-0, 2. Beard (NH), 31-2;3. Dickson (CdM), 29-7. OT -1 Dill (NH), 111-7, 2. Gerlach (NH), 91 · 1; 3. Beard (NH), 91-0 SP -1. Fenton (CdM). 43-11; 2. caldwell (NH), 40-1, 3 Jot (CdM), 39.9 1n. OT -1 Fenton (CdM), 144-1; 2. Roberts (NH), 124-6, 3 Jo '(CdM), 119-2. H O·N 0 RS II Daily. • 0tlfl SPORTS HAU. OF FAME CEL£BRATING THE Mlu.ENNIUM March '99 ·.Mel Smalley Jason Deere Ti.m Fortugrw Dennis Paulson Brian Johnson Rollo McClellan Hank Adler Jake Rohrer Jeff Purser Ray Rosso Jeff Gardner /log Ward Steve Millen ..... Roy Emerson 'Taylor Dent ... Dan Princeotto Shannon Jakosky :Jeff Graham .Ken Millard Robert Van 't Ilof Dan Quisenberry BobBen:y KenFagans Ollvla DiCamllli La"y Sunder.man Connie Paraskevin- Young Art Perry HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALl Tars get first leaguf. win • Newport pounds out 17 hits, and holds off El Toro in a 10-9 thriller. within 10-9 with no outs m the seventh. NEWPORT BEACH -The offensive-nunded team Newport Harbor High baseball coach Jun Kiefei believed he took mto the season came out of hibernation Tuesday, rapping out 17 tuts eri route to a too-dose-for-comfort 10-9 Sea View League win over visiting El Toro Kiefer, going against conventional basebctl.l theory, then elec1ed to mte ntionally walk Jose Lopez. who had homered twice m the game, to put the tymg run aboard. The Chargers loaded the bases, but senior reliever Otto Verhulst mduccd a groundout to end the game and boost the Sailors' record to 2-6-1, 1-3 in league). •Today was kind of what we've been looking for from the get-go,• Kiefer said of the Sailors' first league win m four tries. ·we've struggled for six games, but we came out loose and were swmgmg the bats aggressively today. This was a good win." Senior catcher Chdrlie Waite went 4 for 4, including a two-run home run -lus hrst of the year -and Justin Jacobs (3 for 4) and Nick Langs- don (2 for 4 with d three-run homer) also stood out for the Tars Harbor answered El Toro's two-run fJISt to take a 9-2 lead into the fifth, but El Toro chipped away and a three-run homer brought the Chargers to Scott Beerer pitch ed five strong mrungs, s trik- mg out five, to get his first victory of the spnng and Kiefer p rdised h.is squad'c; defense, ,which committed 1ust one error. University topples Eagles, 9-2 • Trojans win Pacific Coast League collision behind a 13-hit attack. IRVINE -Univemty High's Trojans took over first place in the Pacific Coast League base- ball race Tuesday with a 9-2 vic- tory over visiting Estancia. The ThoJans, taking advan- tage of Laguna Beach's 10-8 VIctory over Co ta M esa, move into the dnver's seat with a 3-0- 1 record in league play. University pounded out a 13- hit attack in an errorless game. Jay Nichols led the way Wlth a three-run homer and Cody Whitson tripled"and doubled for the no1ans. Also with a double was University sophomore Kevin Conlin. Estancia's only hreworks came in the fourth and seventh mrungs. lo tho fourth th e Eagles' Armando Ortiz singled and eventually scored on a double play ball In the seventh Miguel Burci- aga doubled and Dcivid Akiva followed with a wttlk. Martm Cunel drove Burciaga in with a single. The lo~ drop Estanoo to 2- 7, 1-3 in league play. The Eagl are ho ling Lagu- na Hills Thursday afternoon. MESA llSEllLL SUMMARIES CONTINUED FROM 6 before for the cozy confines of the Artists' field. Mesa falls to 5-3-1, 2-t -1, whHr Laguna Beach improves to 2·7, 1·3. •one thing about base· ball,• Bauennoister 11d, •the best team doe n't always win.• Costa M a will Uy to right the hip on Thurwday when the Mustang uavel to Aliso Nigu 1 in what is shaping up as e cnticol jund\ire in the road. ' SIA \MW LEAGUE ~Oil MM 12, WOOOMOGI 2 Coron• del Mar 1M 43 -12 13 0 Woodbridge 002 00 -2 S 1 Larson and W1ethom, Foster, Hyland (l), £rtekson ftN) and Okuma W ·I.arson. 3·2 L · Foster. 28 -Lan.on (CdM) HR. Wt thom (CdM) 2. Hatfield (CdM). KAWWLIAGUI NIM'Oln HAMOlt 1~ El TCMO I £1 Toro 200 012 4 • t '1 2 Newport Hafbor :MC> 201 lC -10 1 '7 1 N•r<e. GINson (5), lemitk (6) and UQhtner; ...,.,, v.rhulst ('7) and w.tte. w · letrtf. 1 ·2 L • Peacu. 21 • Plumlty(n'). Wlftt (NH). HR . ~ .(t'T) 2.. fl'Mrte (IT). ~f (NtO. Watt. (NH) MOftC COAST~ LMwNA llAat 10, ColTA Ma.A. Costa Mesa OOl 000 S • 8 7 0 Laguna Beach 123 004 0 • 10 11 3 Patkard, Travis (6) and Mulvaney~ CAbico, Franco (6) and Fa11rdo. W - Travis. L • <:ablco, G-2. HR · Little (CM}. Gloiter (CM), O.Sandro (CM), O'Keet. (LB), Butler {L8), H ndley (LI), Ziegler (LI). MCIACCOAn~ UNMMfTY '· EttMOA 2 Estanci. 000 1 oo 1 • 2 S O Unlven1ty 035 100 • -9 13 O Muelltr.. •urc• (4) w Davis. COISh (6). ~ Shtrwood (5) .net Whitson w. ~ l · Mutlltt. 21 • ~ ((}, Yt.'blbon (U), Conlln {U).ll • WhftJotl M. Hit • HkhOls (U). ' Wednesday, Morch 31, 1999 7 HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYllLL TARS SWEEP •Newport Harbor stays tough throughout in Back Bay. rivalry en route to 15-4, 15-3, 15-10 victory over CdM. RIOIARO 0~1\j llcf1 Pb NEWPORT BEACH -If New- port Harbor High's boys volley- ball team had any chinks m its armor during the preseason, it was complacency after bwlding big leads. But followmg Tuesday night's Sea View League opener agamst Back Bay rival Corona del Mar. it appears Coach Dan Glenn's squad has found a way to stay on top of opponents. plan and dldn'l 'itick with it." Glenn said his team tried to disrupt CdM's oflense by keepmg the ball away from the rruddle, specilically out of seruor Denrus Alshuler's reach. "The kids pldyed great,"· Glenn said "That was b y far the best we've played all year. ln this league, you've got to wm a t home dnd this was dlso the last time our sPmors Will probably e ver play (the Sea Krng~I m this gym. "Ty Tramblie did a great job of spreadmg the ball around dnd Alan Limon cild a really nice Job." "When we got to that point (witb a sizable lead), we kept on talking and kept our rhytlun and pushed through that spot where we would get complacent,• scud Newport Harbor seruor outside hitter Alan Limon, whose 14 kills and three solo blocks led the host Sailors in their sweep over CdM, 15-4, 15-3, 15-10. Seruor Zach Wells added sev- 1 e n kills for Newport Harbor, while senior middle b locke r Addm Hearlson had SU{ kills and lour solo blocks Tramblie (35 ass1Sts) and senior ou tside hitter Ma tt Jameson each had eight I digs •There have bPen tunes this year when we'H• played really well, but we haven't been able to sustain it." Gl~nn scud "We dld a mce JOb of sustaining H tonight.• ¥We kept the game quick When the referee blew the wlu~ Ue, we were ready to play." Newport Harbor (5-0), ranked No. 2 in Orange County, blltzed the No. 4 Sea Kings (3·2) m the first two games, then Coach Steve Conb's team put up a strongf'r block in the t.h.ud game as the Sed Kings pulled to within 13-10 before losmg "Newport just played a great match,· Conb said. ·(Newport senior setter) Ty Tramblle ctid a n outstanding JOb of runrung the offense and getting lus hitters one-on-one (with our block). •(The Tars) also found some weaknesses in our game that oth- er teams haven't found out ·we pretty much got our butts kicked in the first two game~. so we JUSt needed 10 try sometlung different (in the thud game when Evan Burden replaced Kevin Hansen at setter). I have total faith in Kevin Hansen. It's not Kevin's fault, but we had a game The Sea Kinqs who missPd seven serves m the hrst game, were led by Abhuler's 13 kills dnd four solo blocks, wh,ile G reg Stampley had 10 kills and s1x cilgs Morgan Jdt kson htld rune kills for Cdf\.t, teammate Alec Hanson dupped m with hve kills a nd six digs a nd Hansen hm-;hed w1th 23 assist-. BurdPn had eight aSSJ.Sts _ CdM got oil the noor m the thrrd game, earmng a o-4 lead atte r Mike Jackson's solo block on Jameson. The Tar..,, however, rallied fo r an 11-7 edge and nev- N trailed aqain. Hanson's klll and Alshulc.r's block was followed by an wuorced error on the Newport side. cutbng the Sailors' lead to 13-10. On Newport's third matr·h point, Tramblie firushed mdtter. with a solo block VOLLEYBALL Hatsushi assists Costa Mesa victory COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa High junior setter Rick Hatsushi collected a career-high 44 assists to lead the host Mustangs to a 15-6, 15-13, 15-4 Pacific Coas1 League-opening boys volleyball win over Estancia Tuesday. Senior All-OF Southern Section returner BJ. Lightvoet had 20 kilts and junior teammate Shawn Ferryman added 10 to help Coach Jeff Culver's Mustangs improve to 5-0. It was tfle first match outside of tournament play for the Eagles. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS GOLF Medalist honors for CdM's MacDonald • He fires a 35 over mne holes at Oak Creek GC. IRVlNE - Corona del M ar High junior Innes MacDonald I earned medalist honor.. by shoot- mg 35 over rune holes, but host lrvine collected a 196-200 Sea View League boys golf win 1\1f>..,- ddy at the Oak Creek Golf Cloh Joe Kwon (39), Chns Franld (40), John Kwon (40) and Charles Halladay (46) rounded out the I corers for the Sed Ktngs (2-4, 0-2 m league). CdM returns to league action Thursday agatnSt host El Toro. Santa Margarita wins COTO DE CAZA -The Santa Marganta High boys golf team, ranked No 1 m Orange Co\mty, lived up to its reputation Tuesday, shooting 4-under-par a a t am to cam a t 76-202 Sea View Lcagu" victory over Newport Harbor at the Coto de Caza Golf Club' north cows • Scott nppett (1-ov r-per 37) w low man for the Sailors l4 -2, 1-1 in 1 ague), but his C'O~m. Santa Marganta' Stev Conway, C'Clptun.-d mroallst honors Wlth I 32. Kevin Olson. ~tiller Akins and Rusty Hill all carded d 4 1 for the Sailors, while ..,_ htch John<. and Darnel Kush shot 4 2 ·we played \\ell. hut "'anta Margd!lta Wch ht)t todil) "Ir v. - p(lrt Coach Jin1 Wdrren c;aid Santa t-.targanta unptove<I to 6-0. 2-0. Mesa drop pair COSTA f\tI!St\ -Co<;ta Mc."R 1 llgh golieN Bryce Shendctn .md Luther MttchP.11 shot 4-over-pM 39 a~ the Mustangs dropped a Pacific Codst League-openmg mne-hole boys match Tue-.day at the Costa Me ... a GoU & Counh) Club's Mesa Linda cou.r.::e. Visitmg Lag una Hill pre- vail~. 190-209, a s Jeff Monto~a (• 1 ), Donny Mill r (43), and Bn( n Jon (471 rounded out the Mesi\ corers. Combml>d with the compl tion of an 18-holo match MondD)' gamst Tust.in, al o on the M Unda cours •, the Mu. tan ' ord falls to 4·2. Sheridan run -h<'l" round of 37 paced th Mustangs agail) t n1slin. which m tr.hr.<! M p 21 t ro Monday to tak o 415-:u 18-hol tnumph Tenni : orona d I Mar romps, 16-2 I • I "-' • • • .. ,. 8 Wedn~, ~rch 3 l, 1999 Sports I 11 If S Vanguards throw bl.~ at foe,· twice • SoCal College hands Cal Bdptist 5-0 dJld 8-0 losses. RJ VER- SIDC! S 0 P T I A l l Southern Cdhfornja College's Vanguards du.J a number of host Cal Bdptist in softball n1esday, shutting thr> hosts out in both gdml's of d Golden State Athle tic C'onference> doubleheader. W Br•ndt. 9-7. l -funk. 11 7 28 • Coleman (CB). 38 -Brandt (SCO. 5oCN.. ~ .. ec: 11.vnsT 0 cal Baptist ooo oo -o 1 1 SoCal College 303 20 8 9 0 l.iebengood and Mune; Lelhoert Funk .• Beach and Clayton. W -Llebengood, 10-2. L • Lelhoert 5-4. 38 • Stuglll (SCC). caught stealing this sprtng, is also OCC's career stolen-base leader, after swipmg 17 in 20 attempts as a freshman. OCC, oft till returning from Caster vacation Monday with a doubleheader at Victor Valley, is now 4-18. NOt.teotdUENCE Cmtus 4, ORANGE CoAST 2 Citrus 200 000 2 • 4 5 2 Orange Coast 001 001 0 · 2 6 3 p1on hip Tuesday dl F.l Niguel Country Club. Manos ond Pear- so11 won $2,050. Tigers put Dodgers away in 10-0 victory Ti g e rs .._ _____ __ II ~Buol IM:Ml(a soa..~ ~IOlggen Margartltas fk'd>alls Ba<kbay lllast Herrlcanes S«ond Wlnd White Lightning Red Team W l T pf pa pt 8 t 0 •1 2 .24 5 J 1 20 16 16 s 4 0 18 18 15 4 2 3 14 10 t s 4 2 2 12 t2 14 2 4 3 12 14 9 2 6 1 16 21 7 080 2400 Grclcht;:>n Brnndt struck out to ttnd walked two, dlloWlllg five lut~ m a 5-0 victory m the opener. Ahnr1 Gro~hon was the key hitter, gomq 2 for l , dlld Brandt had a tnplc• Grimson sets record in Bucs' loss to Citrus Robles and Morales; Hardy, Perez (5) and Prante. W • Robles. 5-5. L • Perez. 1 ·3. 28 -Bustamonte (OCQ. 38 -Seely coco. ace Daniel I A S I I A l l Cooper hurled hls second shutout of the season in recent play at Costa Mesa High as he blanked the Dodgers, 10-0, striking out 17 and surrendering just two hits and two walks in the first inter- league duel. one run, seven hits and 42 strike- outs in 16 inning~ of work. Mowatt finished with four hits, Kenny Knight had two doubles and Cody Waldron had.a pair of base hits to round out the offense. SCHEDULE ln the 111qhlcap, Gina Lleben· ll()()(I struck out seven, walked two dnd dUowed one h1l over hve mnmgs to po t dfl 8-0 victory < 'hmsy Vt>gd was 2 for 4 and N0t.>llt' Stugtll was 3 for 3. GOU>EH STATE ATHLETlC CONFERENCE First game SoCAL Cou.EG! 5, CA.I.. BAPTIST 0 Cal 8clpt1st 000 000 0 • 0 5 6 Soc.:il College 010 11 0 2 -5 6 2 Brandt and Murie, Funk and Colem an. COSTA MESA S 0 F T I A L L Orange Coast College sophomore Carrie Crimson broke the school single-season stolen-base record, but visiting Citrus broke a tie with two runs in the seventh to daim a 4-2 nonconference softb6.ll Tues- day. Crimson stole second and third on consecutive pitches to bring her season total to 20, eclipsing the previous record of t 8, set by Tracy Columbo in 1994. Crimson. who has not been Big Canyon pro wins SCPGA 4-ball event LAG U NA · NIGUEL -Big G 0 l F Canyon Country Club assistant pro Kelly Manos, a Costa Mesa resident, and Mike Pearson of Birch Hills teamed to shoot J 7- unde r-par 65 to capture the Southern California PGA Greg Norman Collection 4-Ball Cham- The Tigers wasted no time as leadotr hitter James Mowatt sin- gled and advanced on a bunt sin- gle by Harrison Hoppin, setting it up for All-Stars catcher Bryce Carich, who drilled a 1-0 pitch ove r the center field fence for a three-run shot. The ngers went on to pound out 14 hits to support Cooper, who improved on his season record to The Tigers improve lo 3-0 after outscoring three foes, 27-2. The Costa Mesa American Ut- Ue League major division teams will play eight interleague games with their National League coun- terparts. TUESDAY'S COUNTS I I ' ' i I I Newport Landing • 1 boat. 13 anglers. 11 sand bass. 1 sculpin, 5 sheephead, 4 whitefish, 4 salmon grouper; 2 red snapper. I PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICE~ I Fictitious Business Alta V1s1a. New1>0rt Beach, FOUNDATIONS FOR 211, Newpurt Beach, Call· one l>Uslness day prior to (Or SCHOOL #2:9899 ~ s.vtcies. LL..C. ed at 341 The City FOX Name Statement CA 92660 SCHOOL FACll.mES lorn1a 92660 on) the sohedufed sale date Plans and speofltcatlons II rfght. 00. and Interest Drive s. 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J will II u 1ty Cler~ I Orar.11" ( 1r>1y n' tO l'l 19996782948 r .1, ~ P ,, M " to I" < 1 "\I !'I'll W"7o -FlCtillous Business Name Statement Tl·• I .,, I 'l I I I'< 11~ I ' q bus '" 1 I< P E nviront •n1 11 StitV 1w:. t t 22 Wusl Airoyo Onv1 r uuenpn CA 'l28'13 Kr11v R111 Pommov II 112.' Vl!!~I A1111yo Drive Ful!Pn 1 CA ~2tl31 Thi> UllStrfftS.I> IS Nlll Juch1cl t v an 1nfl1v11Ju11I Hilllf' y •u !'.lilftotJ r10•r 9 bus1n1•ss y1H' No K1•rrv H Pumrnny II fill~ ,!,llOmttnl Wll!. l1l1Jt.I w•th lht• Courily Cl1·11\ ul 01 l!lfj(l l •Unly on 1 12 99 19996786128 Daily 1'11 11 M 1r 1 7 l4 J1 Apr , I '1'1 l W~t.ll This business Is con· PROGRAM PHASE V Thts business is con Please be advised ll'lat lhe are on tile et lhe DISTRICT conveyed to .nd ntNt h8t 92666. JENKINS, PERSONAL dueled by an 1nd1v1duaJ BIO #6:9899 • JOB #9863 ducted by an 1nd1vldval openino bld amount It Ille may Malnlenarice Oepartmenl, by l under laid De«f d IF YOU OBJECT TO EFFECTS Hav~ you staned doing Plans and specillcahons Ho110 you s1aned domg bl less ll'lan lne total Clet>t at8291 Warner Ave .Hunl· Tnuitlnthepropertysltuated the granting of the 02871 ·VIKKI LEVINE, business yel7 No are on tile allhe DISTRICT bus1nesi. ye1? Yes March 1mount due This firm Is mis!· 1ng1on Beach. Ca (714) In ~ County and Stae petition you thould BUS I N ES S FURN . I Davtd L Arnold Maintenance Department I, 1999 lnO Ille Beneficlary~lor) 847·2551 Ext 3500 and ducribed u : Aa more fUllV app'aar 'et the hearing EQUIP This s1a1ement was filed a1 8291 Warner Ave Hunt Paul Michael Jones MldfOr Strvlelr 111 g a win be available at 1ne 100 dba1bed In the above B 2 8 9 8 SAN DY with lhe County Clerk or mgton Beach. Ca (714) This s1a1emcni was hied Ott>t, illy lnl()(mallOn obtained walll tor 8 norwolundable n1111ttooed o.ld d Trust. end 1tete your objtc· LACEBAL Orange County on 3·26·99 847·2551 Ext 3500 and wtlh lhe County Clerk of wtlttner verbally or In wr1tln9 lee ol $25 oo per SGI _,... • ~1-11 The meet tions or hie w ritten Purchases musl 1>0 19996787n 1 wtll be available at lho lob Orange County on 3· I 2·99 may be ustel '°' that puroose A Mandatory Job Walk addreu ~ othef common ob1ection1 with th• made wilh cash and paid Da11y Pilot Mar 30. Afir walk lor a non·1elun0able 19996786154 Oafe 03fZ4199 cameron & wiN be held Friday, Apnl 2. dulgMtlon, If any, at the ~ourt before the hear· lor at the lime ol purchase 6. 13. 20. 1999 T408 lee of StOO 00 per sel Daily P1101 Mar 17 24 Dreyfuss PLC 1750 Easl founn 1999. 10 oo 8 m. sharp, at r• property ductibed 1ng. Your eppeerence No 008 undarthe age o1 18 Fi ctitious Business A Mandatory Job Walll 31. Apr 7, 1999 W286 S1r .. t SUt• 500 Sanla Ana. CA Pleasant View School, lboYe rs purpc)rtedto be; 29 mey be 1n per•on or by 15 allowed 10 •llend sale Name Statement will be held Thursday April FICtltioua Business 92705-3923 By s T Williams 1M92 Landau Lane. Hunt llucon ea~ 8ffctt your attorney. The landlord reserves Iha Tl ro11o t , 1999. 10 00 am sharp Name Statement MlnJOtf. TrustH Ooerations or Bch., ea 92647 c.lifonU The ~ IF YOU ARE A nghl to btd 81 Ille sale All 18 wing persons al Lake View School, Jo Annt Handlon Assl Man The DISTRICT requires dendaned Trustee dlldlims CREDITOR or e contin-purchased QOOds are sold are doing t>u~iness as 17451 Zeider Ln . HU<U TIMI lollowlng persons ~er & SUpefVISor, Trustee that Che bidder possess a B any 11.abiUty for any lncof· s•nt creditor of the as IS" and musl be re· Payless Travel & TOVJs Bch, ea 92647 are doing buSlness as ~ ...... P117889 .,,, • .,,,. ectneu at the street ao-fi ed by 6 oo t555 Mesa Verde Dr E Fiduciary Mnnagemonl 199ra .. ,,..s • """~ ...,.,, or C· 12 con1rac1or's r ecee1ed, you must tie mov pm on the 44c c Me CA The DISTRICT reQutres Group, 2929 Newporc hoense al the tune the bid draa end otrw common your chum with the dny ol the sale Buyers 92626 osra sa tnat the bidder possess a B 0 N Be ...... ,.... NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S ts submilled cit-~, It any, shown court and mat I a copy to musl provide a cur1en1 contractor's hoense al the lvd · e11¥pon '"·"· "" Cert1hcalion of Cnminal heretn. Seid '* wiU be the perso nal re:rruenta· on91nat or a pholocopy ol Monrllanoo Honarkar. lime lhe bid IS subm111ed 92F663 1 1 C 1 T 1 ~~ 96-04~ Records Check Wiii be re made. but wfthout cownant live appoint• by the their 011g1nat resale permit t555 Mesa Verde Dr E Certrftcahon or Cr1m1na1 rangeica 0nc I a L~~0 -7f3397.3 irtle . qutredperEduc&tlOnCode or W8tfanty, tllpfeSHd or court withi n fo ur at time of sale 1n lleu of 44C, Costa Mosa CA Records Check will be re· 2929BeNe~ocn 9 1V2d66N3 ew· ~No 8258529 APN 9 soctton 45125 t (AB 1810 Im~._ rwgar. ordlng _~um-' month• from the det• sates tax This sale 1s sub· 9:l62b quired per Education Code port a..... a 59 and AB 1612) posse.._.., ~·-f 1 Joel to pnor cancellaUon In This business is con· section 45125 1 (AB 1610 This business 15 con· AAA E 1Ne8EFAULT ~ EACH BID MUST CON lnnc:ea. to ~Y the remain-0 u st iesuance 01 lhe event or senlemenl be· ducted by an 1nd111octva1 and AB t6l 2) ducted by a oorporahon ~ DE OF TR FORM ANO BE RESPON lno pl1ndpel IWn of the letters es provided I,, tween landlora and ob· Have yuu started dotng EACH BIO MUST CON· Have you started doing ATE~ JAN~V 22,_ 1 SIVt ONL y TO THE BID note(1) eecuHd by said section 91 00 of the ligsted party business yet? No FORM AND BE RESPON business r.el'? No NLE S Y TAKc A DOCUM ENT s AN o Deed of TNlt, with Interest California Probete Code. Pullllshed Newport Mehrllanoo Honarkar SIVE ONLY TO THE BIO Frangel ca Inc' Chns 'me Q_P TE~YOU AGREEMENT IN ITS thereon, .. provided In said The time for filing Boach·Costa Mesa Dally This s1a1emen1 was hied o o cu M EN Ts AND Caputo, Secretary PR !\rV:. IT Y ~ E N T 1 A E T y , A s notf(1). actvancea, If any, claims wlll not a1Cpire P11<>1 Mareh 24. 31, 1999 Wtlh the County Clerk of AGREEMENT IN ITS This slalement was hied 51 A1 A PUBLI S , PROVIDEDBVTHE underthetenn1ofsald0eed before four monthl W309 Orange County on 3·t2·99 E N T I A E T y A S w11h the County Clerk of ~ V~ ~ErcAN EXP at TNst. , .... ch•-• and 999670 ... 3 , 0 a Co nl on 3 12 99 ATI 1~TU • DISTRICT H_, ·-"" from the hHring dete Notice Is hereby ~ven 1 ...,,3 PROVIDED BY THE DIS· r nge u 1t.,""7.861.62 ~ H~ p E DIN~ The DISTRICT re:.etVe!> expensu of the Trustee and noticed ebove. th lh 0 Dally P1lo1 Mar 17, 24. TRICT ••vv dthe trusu cruted by said YOU M .. Y EX•M· 81 e cean lew JI. Apr 7. 1999 W294 Dally Pilot Mar 17, 24. GAINS Y. Y lhe nghl to re1oct any or all Deed d t The " .. School 01s1r1c1 Boartl ol Fictitious Business The DISTRICT resetVOS 3t, Apr 7, 1999 W287 SHOULD C ACT bl<ls or lo watve any Ir· rust. totAI INE the file kept by the Trustees will conducl a lhe nghl to reject any or all Fictitious Business LAWVER On Aonl 6,.1999 at regvtanues or 1nlormahtie& ~~he~ t:; court: If you are.• per· Public Heaong oo April t3, Name Statement bids or to waive any " tO 30 AM ARM rinanaal In any bids or tn lhe blddlng __ _. by...._ ......-.. to ..... aon. rntere1ted 1n th. e 1999, al 7 00 pm to obtain Tne following persons regulan11es or 1nlormal111es Name Statement Corpofal~n as the duly IP: process ~-.,.t';"~ .;; estete, you mey file publtc lnpul on lhe .ue doing t>usiness as 1n any bids 01 in the b1c:lcl1ng Tho fonov.ing persons pointed rus1ee underTaoo Publ15hed Newport -~ ........... ,_,_ ...... with the coun e formal proposed ground lease be· ~i A<s~~1es Terminal proces~ are doing business as jtBuan1 lo Deed of ~ Beach-Cosla Mesa Oatly ,. __ ...., --..-.· -... tw n...o. v o ........... n .. "'"" p ~ J -·-· .. --.._ ~ ..... Rerc••t for Special een ....... an l&W """""" M.ina~ement Group. b} ubllshed Newport SMO D11s1nns, 4561 on anuary 1 P110I Maren 24. 31 1999 .,. .. _.._. -.,,. ..... "' u... "' 1 ct and Ea 1 H rd Be ch C .. A O I " ~Slt\lmen1 lnltlel nublk:9tlon ot -No . ce of the tllinn of 1n .,,s rt 9 e a • ATM roup 11577 Slaler a • os1a ..... sa a• Y Womer Avenue. Unit 103 8 ~ W"J()2 ....-..... :; ....... Is ,....,. v.. • nd ... . 1 ware & Garden lor the A11e Umt A Fountain Val Pilot March 24 31 1999 Hunttnglon Bo11ch. CA s he7 0 0 ~w:;: PUBLIC NOTICE ,_..., --·121.23. inventory • appr•H Rancho View site whlett Is 11·~ CA 92708 WJ0.4 92649 ~ I INVITATION TO 810 The~ undef lllld of Htate eHeta or of located al 18940 B" 'long Tran, 8892 5apfllre FlctltlOus Business Shamon M.1r1e Kos111 ifom 0 e ed nb~ o.ld d nwa lwdllfol1 any petition or account Slreel. Huntrnnton Beach . w 4561 Warner Avenue, Unit ia. ex Notice IS hereby given uea.ad Md delWnd kl H provided In Hotion " ::.t estmins1er CA Name Statement 103. Huntinnton Beach, Cawo Maromana .JasBriooen .aF~ ~!._l ... .!h~sl~e!.nOrVa~'ew IN uiideilllgned 8 ~ 1250 of the Cehfornie This Public Hear~ shall ll2b8J The lollowinjj persons .. ,, T1II'5'0r """"'"' ~""" ,,. '"" .,. Dtdalllltorl d Dlfallt ~ Probate Coda. A R• be hek.I 1n the Distnct s Tilts business is con are doing business as 926•9 NallOOal ~ A.ssoa&-Counry Cahlomie, here 11. Demand fOf Sllle, and Board Room localed al oucied by an 1nd1vidual Rainbow Sales & This bu<:tness ts con llOO. as Bene • 'Ml sel alter referred 10 as DIS· wrfttwi 11 qufft for Speciel Notice 17200 Pinehurst Lane. Have you started doing Rentals, 230 e 171h SI dueled by an 1ndtv1dual at J>!.lbloe auctJon lhe=· l9aled Notice°' Default and form i1 available from Building D. Hununglon t•us1ne~s yet? Yes. 4·8·98 #20ol Costa Mesa. CA Have you started Clomg est btdd lor cash (pa le TAier· w~I receive Eleddn to Sell. The undef· the court clerk Beach. CA 92847 Tong Tran 92627 buS1ness yet? Vos. 3·8·99 at lime A sale "' I bids up to bU1 no tater lhan ~•*'ult~~ ~o -~ Aa.n.y f• .... 1idaMr: OcHn View School This s1atemenc was llled Shannon Mane Kosa1 money :hecashUnited States. 111 ~00 al m19on99 lh•1 t~hOdalSY ,.-..... ~.._......In, • ,,_ w.-J c_., D 1 •tr I ct, Jam• 1 R C C f Cheap Enterpnses lric Thts s1a1emen1 was hied by cas• 1 ier s chedl 0 n • a ,.., • 0 .,. ,..,_._., the COl.W1ty ..,._ ... .;..._._............ Tarwater, Ed.D.. Dlat-'ct wi•t1 Che ounty lel'll o (CA). 25'122 Trabuco Or . h C Cl ... 1 dtawn t y a state or national TRI T Admtnislratton Of· wn.r. the ,... ~ ts _... "" --" Omngu Counry on 3 10-99 •105·283. Lake ForeS1 CA With I e ounty e ... o bank, Clleck dlCl'Ml by a fices, 17200 PlnehurSI located. Lone-. Mortv--~*'* Superlntendaot 111996785830 92630 Orange County on 3·12 99 state o lf'deral credit unlOn. Lane. Hunting1on Beach. C s.vtcu, LL..C.. u •Dr c.nw Publlshud Newporl D.111y Pilot Mar 17, 24. Thts business Is con 19996786148 or a chcel' dl'a'Ml by a. state CA 92547 -•--,.._.,..._ Beactt Costa Mesa Delly 11, Apr 7, t999 W297 ducted by a corporation Daily Pttol Mar 17 24, or federal ~and ~ At this time. dale and ~ -~ ~ ...W.., a.ec:ti CA Pllol March 29. 30, 31. Fictitious Business Have you Slanod doin3 31' Apr 7 1999 W2S8 assooatton. savt S i1SS003 · place, bids will be rcubhcly dress: 150Cl0 SW~ 9Z8i80 1999 N S b I e t? V S 1,12/9 Fictitious Business llOl1 or savinqJ k ~ -·"" 1 o 3 MTW436 ame tatement us n ss ye e . n~· 1~f~5 of zedi: opened and 1ead a""" or lloulw.U. 5'*-2fO, 3/ o. 03/31, 04/06 ---------The lollowing persons Cheap Enlerpnses. Inc • Name Statement C che lollow1ng eon Tua, 190IH FOf TNs-NOTICE OF T~USTEE'S 11re doing business as· Brandi Somers, President The following persons do .... I~) BALL WALLS AT t .. ·i s.lt lnforrn.tion ..&...a NOTICE OF S · G S S Thts statement was llled are doing buslnoss ns lo uu~SSS 111 s CIRCLE VIEW, MARINE H t1r.,.. m.a, ~ PUBLIC SALE onesls weeper etV· 1 h h ,.._.. Cl ... 1 z.1 In 1ne ad ~a or he ca -·· .... e: ~.S. No. 11~ 2"7 p w C t e """'nly e • ., o Pacific Jud~ment Re ~<;;ll VIEW AND OAK VIEW -..... , OF LIENEO ices. c 3 omona Ave . 0 C 3 18 99 6~7 D y Hal of na ar1t vie SCHOOLS ..... -1• LONESTAR Y~ ot_n~N , "'-"<>''""'~uT""' ~~-#A Cos1a Mosel. CA 92627 range aunty on · cwory, :> 1 ory n11e, nlet al Beach Blvd., MORTGAG!2 SERVICES, PROPERTY AR Jose Antonio Mesa. 2273 19996786952 Hun1tng1on Oeach CA uena Pl , CA . all~h, Ii· BID 113:9899 ·JOB #993t LLC. JS A DEBT COUEC-Notice is t~reby given 8 A T Pomona Ave . •A. Cosla Dally Pllol Mar 24• 3I. 92647 Ue and enteresl c;:onve lo Plans and speollcalklnll TOR A~ TO cot.-lhal a public a~C1lon wlll be A ED 11 UNL S Mesa. CA 92627 Apr t 8. 1999 W313 Janet H Gruen. 657t and now1 hekltby 1heu ~ are on hie at the DISTRICT LECT A DEBT. N4Y WOR· held on Apnl 7 t999 al PY~mT'A~KE Ay~ON ~OP-Th1s busuias! IS con· Fictitious Business Cory Dnve Hunllngton Deed O Trus tn ,..v~·'Y Maintenance Department MATION 08TAIHED W1U. BE 2 00 o·dock pm at 11 t I ER E1( TMAY S ~ Tht• 1<)ftnw1n 1 "' r"o"" 1juc1ed by an 1ndMdua1 Name Statement Beach, CA 926.e 7 ~ated in said Cou~t · Ca~ al 829' Warrier Avenue, USED flOR 1"AT PUf9IOSE. Camelbacll Stroot C11y or S die rl •1119 t>u•,.1•• .s 1 H.we you started doing The rotlowmg persons This business ts con· lher~lfl de~~ ~ Huntington Beach. 9~7 ASAP360a711'.1A,31S1,4'07 Newport Beach Coun~ ol A~~~ Lli ~~ I Tl E(1111se Att•-1••1 s1w1 nml liu~iness yet? Yes. 06/98 are do•ng business as duC1e<l by nn lndlVldual ic;:ribed the f s1 (7t4l 847 2551 H1 3500 01a1noe Ca1·lor~~ Ml I U HI~.. R TH Mar"-ol1ng 1 ;1 ~" Tran~1s JC.Se AntonK.1 Mesa Strategic Bu51ness Have you startfld doing The tn ~....2!,.! ru and will Ile available at ttie CNll HHt 1 STOAA0GE II w1i1'°;e11 to sat YROCEY DING LA AJNST Flct1tlou1 Business Name Statement 101 Line Hur•t1111on Th1s.st111ementwasnled Devefopment, 3 Rue bvs1nessyet?No ~~J.igllete~;s'!:-· Job ""alk lor a non-relun· NOTICEOf 1slythekenonthelollowm9 OU SHOU CON- Bea1 h CA tW>.t • w11n lhe County Clerto; ot Moncreu~. Newport Beach. Janet H Greon The slreet address Md othef dabte lee of $25 00 per sel PEI 11 ION TO m11Ce"aneous household TACt A LAWfER · EMG Su••'• .,., 111 On'l!l{l C~nty on 3·11·99 Ca 92660 Th•'i sca1ement was •~ea common ~ If any A Mandatory Job Walk and general properly A public avctton Siie to lhe 1CAl 1 ~" ~ . .i 1 rans1,-,1 , 19996785965 Ronalcl s freeman. 3 w1lh Ille County Clerto; ot of the real de5CnlWl wall bo held TrturSday. April ADlll'tlSTIH stored 81 1111 Camelback lligheSt bidder IOf cash. Lane Hunt1ny1 11 Rc.ict1 DJ•lv P1 •Mar t7 24 Rue Montreuw, Ne .. port Orange County on 3 t2 99 §IS IQ~be-~1 01, 1999 800 am sharp. ESTATE OF: HEHRY Streel. Newport Bearo, CA cishlef's ~ drl'M'I qn !I CA 921>4'4 t Ar•· 1999 W298 Beach CA 92660 19996786155 arfish ~ al Oak V1ew Sdlool, 17241 LEE BARTON 92660• by Ille fotlowlng state 0t national banl1. ClleQ Tilts buo;11 ss 1s con Jud•lh E Freeman, 3 0111ly P1lol Mar t7 24 ach CA 3 The un-Oak Lane, Hunl Bch. Ca HOl.1JIGSWORTH r,:irsons The tnvenlones dfa....n by a Slate OI ledefal Fictitious Business R 3t. z. ... 1 7. 1999 W289 ~ T~stee d!Sdalms The DISTRICT requires CASE NO A19638 ed ............. 1 _ .. cred~ u11ion OI a cheek <lucta•l t>y a .:orf){)!ilhC>O N S•-I ue Mormeux. Newport ...., ~ .. , I~ ~"""'"eel 1 '\I .,.....,... -re flO alvv drawn bi,J .. ,,,_ OI ....., __ , ame ... temen Be CA 66 Trus--...... No 1~9 102" "'' ......... · lhal lhe b•dderpouess 1 B • ........ ......,,.., Havt1 vou :slaMcd 110111y arh 92 0 •• .,.,,. "" , ne $ l)f I I addre!S To ell helrt banafi by lhe tenants at lhe ltma Olsavings~loanassoomeassooatlO'IOI. l>HSIPI«;<; Y"'' Vos . .t'?.7 ~3 The f()lowing persons This bus1riess IS con· Loan No 7266133 ntte Order and it.her mmon d contra<:tors license a1 the ed • • ol rental MINI u or sa E:MG Se11111 i:l!> Int "16 ;lo.rig bu~iness 85 duct!'•J by husl>ilnd and No 2&t3572-T39 APNI •58 !!Oil of anco ~ .. __ ~-time lhe bid I!> submilted ciert••· or •tore, con-STORAGE 11 makes no k Jattvnn M Ka.ii. F'r11!.1d,.r1t The Icon Group. 15tS4 wile 043 05 Nobce 01 Trustae's Sale said ~ale l.I. be""~""~t Certihcatoan ol Cmnmal tingent crhoeditore, hand representatK>O or wa11un1y ~ 51 2 of ~ Th1<1 \l,JIC:mPnt w11o; 1, "<1 Tri•n'l•stor Lnne Hunt· HaVfi you scaned doing Vou ate m delaull under 1 Deed wilhOUI COW!flWll ~ wamlflly Re001ds Checi< will be re· person• w may ot er-thal tho units con1a1n said ~""iind authonzed IO dO : w1t11 me Co11ntv C11•1k ol mgton Beach CA 92649 business yot? Yes. 199• ot Trust Oaltd •f25197 Unless expres.se<I Of ~lied. regan:J. quired per Education Code wiH be intereeted In lnventone! bUSIOe'S in this siste wtl be OraJ1911 County i•n J 12 ~9 AM I Services Inc . Ronald S Freeman ou take xtton lo prollc1 your Ing t1lle. Possession. or en-section 45125 I (AB 1610 the will or Htlte, or A 4 3 5 5 0 AVID held by the duly 8PPQll11ed t~96786149 !CA) ~5t54 Tra9sist~r This statemenc was hied rooerty. 11 miy bl sold at a CUirbran<:e$, to,l:Ji ~ :· a~Ai~1:1~)MUST CON· tothA of~ H~NR~ LE~ SCHWARTZ MISC tru111ee The Sale ·.a be I PUBLIC NOTICE8 l l jOANN ST~ .. ~T ~J~~~P¥f'"t~~ -13 he lotal amount ~e<I by said 1nst.rument !IS of bin& of ina1al~bllcation of th qo-bee IS l~Z 47. ~ ,,._ ckldes 101a1 ~I of the ~~~J~:li and reasonable esllmll8d , costs, 8~, and-~ I VMCe$ al lhelh llme of ........ I i~f12·~~STEE I VICE~NC ~5 FERNANDO MtS ION LVO SUI E•208 k1~~~w~~· CA 91345 .o\T N ~N 3124 I 4fi/99 , ~~~~bT BEACH/COSTA' FlctlHou1 Buslne1r- Name Statement The foltowlng persons are doing business as: S & W Automotive. Inc • 16650 Harbor Blvd .. Ste 016, Fountain Valley, CA 92708 S & w AU1om011ve, Inc (Cahfornla) This business Is con- ducted by a corporation Have Vo'-J slarted d001Q business ye1? Yes, 1_..9§ S & W Automotive, Inc., Kevin C Wright. CEO This statemen1 was hied With Iha County Clerk l» Orange Colllty on 3-5-99 1999S785329 Daily Pilot Mar 17, 24, 31, Apr. 7, 1999 W299 PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE OF ABANDONED PROPERTY .• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER ANO PURSUANT TO SECTION 1988 OF THE CALIFORNIA CIVIL CODE THE PROPERTY LISTED BELOW BELIEVED TO BE ABANDONED WILL BE SOLD AT PUB LIC AUCTION AT SOUTH COAST SELF STORAGE, 3480 W. WARNER AVE , SANT A ANA, CA. ON APRIL 7. 1999 AT 1.00 PM AUCTIONEER MB.. RICHARD (DICK} SID· DEAS. CALIFORNIA STATE BONOt 5068400 UNIT ·NAME·CONTENTS 107, DONALD BUD HAHN. MISC ITEMS ·8 BOXES 285. ALEX FONSECA Ml&C ITEMS & BOXES TOYS 39. KARMELITA OR- DWAY. MISC ITEMS & BOXES 431 SANDRA SANTOS . MISC ITEMS SOUTH COAST SELF STORAGE SHARON YOUNG Publl&hed Newport Beach·Cosla Mase Daily P1to1 Marcti 24. 31, 1999 W300 Daily Ptlot Mar 17 24 ~~;lt>4gn11ngton oac with the County Cletk of u~!.!"'on 01111111youn•tun11te0111 fl, ::~~sb~ by s:soneJ FORM AND BE RESPON· HOWNGSWORTH HOUSEHOLD made, btlt 'MlhOu1 coveoanl 31F,1Actrl,tlo7usl'lB9'Ju slneWs2s8J This bUSlntlSS IS con Orange Coun~99~~~6= ro;t'd'ino 111ainat you, ;~ Of Triisl, with intere~ '~· SIVE ONLY TO THE BIO A PETITION he1 H~t5250u~~~~iL A~ :,,,,:r"~aro~~ ~ ,,. ___ ... ___ ..,. dueled by a oorporallon Dally P1lol Mar 24, 31. hOuld t""'..,.I a ••:;,;er ""' as provided "" said s). DOCUM ENTS A N D bHn tiled b$ EDWARD CORDS BUSINESS '8UIOO or encU~m~. IO ,,.,~I Nam. Statement H e 0 SI rted dol ......... ... VII advances ,, 911y, .under e AGREEMENT IN ITS FURN tea' UIP ~atlsfy ll~~~·rte' ~ bu$~;esi y~•' ~o ng Apr. 1, 8, 1999 W305 3.991110.ooam c i ron & terms of tha ~ of T~~~ E NT 1 RE TY • A s H. HOLLING WORTH in Sile! Tn. MQilnlUI TM following person' A M I Servtces. Inc. Flctltlou1 Buslneu Oreytun PLC u Ill• dul'f IP· esumaled fees. ctlarges SJO PROVIDED BY THE DIS the Superior Court of Purchuea rnu11t b11 uLJerSIQn rustee Is-ft I VII ~~~~"(fo4~~~~~t~'I~ as Tiffany Klann Vice Pres•· Name Statement ~:'nt r:~·~r~f li8~5~ er~nsos of the Tedru$1bee an<1 TAICT, C0ellfornle, County of ro:~f 1:•n.;~7p~~h~=~ cia"l'msn An 8 1y ability fof~· In- • Warehuu'le. t 134f> Slate• don1 The foHowlng per1ons ""'Old"" on 4 .. 0 ... 7. lnr'uu-0 t e 11\Jsts cteat Y satd The DISTRICT reserve1 rerige. COl'l9CI SS of 11141 PACIFIC VIEW F v This slalomenl wi1s hied are dUln" buslnes! os .... "" '~ ,. I of Trvst~ lh 11 h 1 n THE PETITION r.. No one under lhe age ol t 8 address ()( other MEMORIAL p,.aRK Ave, 11t13. ountn111 a1 ciose"ts Unllmllod ent t9970200085:ol ollldal 913 IEstJmated fie.. e gt ore1ec111ny ora quHt1thatEDWAROH. Is allowed 10 auend the desnation. ii any, ~ toy. CA 92708 wllh lhe County Clerk ol ds in Iha Otta ol Ille lo~sl and al bids or lo WBlve anr. Ir HOLLINGSWORTH be sale The landlord reserves he.i.. Cemetery • Mortuary WilllamR He1tn111n 2612 OrangeCoum~on31299 1690·A Ptacenua Alie ounty lllCOl'dtr ol Orq• ~S.if WI~ 1egulart11esorlnf0fma111es ann-•nted -· per1on-' lhenght lobldal the&alo IR~ T MARYA CLARK Chapel •C-matory Cruddy Way, Sa1110 AM 19996786156 COGta Mesa, Ca 92627 lorn•• E•-·1td bY fo'kl-u"I ..... In any bids Of 1n the bidding _....,. .... ai All purc"-·"'d OOOd• are , .. CA 92704 DOiiy Pilot Mar 17 24, Joseph Socha 2484 ma 'ino YUml ~mi';, b8ne . ··=· procoH reprHentet1veto edmi~ SOid "as'~;" ond must be r· ~stru-3SOO Pacific View Drfv• This busineu is con· 31. Apr 7, 1999 W284 Santa Ana Ave Costa ruSIOt Cll* Manllatian of Tf\1$( l\ere1 u.ecu Publ11tted N.ewport lster the ••tat• of the removed by 6 00 pm on l!fll No ~ In Newport Beech cluc1ed by an lnd1vtdu.11 A ctltlous BuslneH Mesa, ca 92627 onaao• Cotporallon, as ~deMred to~ Beach·Cotte Mesa Da11y decadent. lhe ctay ol the sate Buyers • i>.oe-Rec-644-2700 • H111e you slartod doing Name Statement Thi!! business Is con· irmry Wiii sell al PllbltC ned 1 wntten Pilot Maren 24, 31, 1999 THE PETITION r• must prO'llda 8 current Olds tn ~ R9-r-;;:;:~;:;;r, business yet? Yes. 1186 The lollow•ng persons ducted by an individual lion 10 highest bidder tor OefaU• end De W303 que1t1 the decedent's ongtflBf °' a photocopy or ' p~ ty. --• Wilham R Heitman 118 do.ng business as. Have yoo started dOlng (payable II !Ima of aall 111 ~Ir= WILL end codlollt, If lhelr ongtnal resele permit '°'rilla1e 4115199 • 9 45 ..-.~~ : This $1alemen1 was lrie<J The Jilly senes, 1212 business Y._et? Yes 1-1 80 ul mooey ol Ille Unllld ~ = NO'TlCE Of' TfllUSTllFI eny, be admitted to al hrM Of s.ile In lieu or IEU. IROADWAY .with 01n Cour11y Clerk ol Pemt>rolle Lane. Nawpon Joseph Socha Slates cash. Of taSllllf .. chtcll ~OfOllall lecliorl MU! Tl No.: probat•. The WILL end sllet taw This ' 1S aub IJlf Salt t)iP. MortlJal')' •Chapel :Ora~ County1~3782776 ~ Beath. CA 1>2660 This st3tem nl waa hled 11uan1IOStctlOll 5102 0111\f to S.I IO be~ In the 111•a.a:ioM1 ""'*' No. any cod1cilt a,. evaff· 1uc:110 pnor canc:eHallOl"I in TH) EN T Cremation .... J e n n 118 r J 0 a n n 11 with the CUI.Inly Clitrk ol Nllall COdt) Al la lronl ol counl'f Vllhel'e tie rul~ OlllZ1'22.M FHNVNM No: -8bft for •xlWT'linatlon in the event ol ae11t9m41n1 be• ~N : () ify Pi!!.>t M r 30. Afir M. t m •••• ,. 121 2 Ofange County on :.J.16 99 Ille ftlOpoles at !ht ITlllft tnll'y eftY If balled and more YOU Ma IN Dl!FNJLT UN-th• file kept by th• ~,~ r.llandr1ylonj and ob· ~ Ac' MC .. Nl R.. 110 Bfoedway - 18.13,20 t999 T40ol Pembl'Oll• Lane. ~wf>Ofl 19996711599 ea l0111tPlacln111CMeCtn•r hM mon~s • DEft A D&D Ofl TfllUS'T, oourt. wv-'"" SAA ,.AN Cost.aMesa : FlcdtiOus Bualne11 Be&ci\, CA 92660 Da~v PtlOI Mar 24 :1l, lid 11401 411 E ClllPINll l(ICltsudl 8llOfl ~ DAT&> Oll1M• l.N.DI THE PETITION r.. Publ siled New11or1 6'2-9150 : , Neme 6letement • This bu11nesi 1s con· Ae! 1• 8· 1999 WJOO • Plactnlll CAii tight, !Ille 03117/99) ~ • YOU TN<a ACTION TO quait• euthority to Beach-Colta Mell D 1y y . IS~ ••••••••ml • The IOllcrwlng periont duded by an lnchvidual Fictitious Bu•lneH d lllllr•I con\lt;td IO Wld IE'°" 0 ~~ PftOlect YOUR """°"" administer the Ht•t• P1lo1 Mardi24, 31, 11199 •---------•are t.101ng tJUslriaa es Have you 11arted O<Jlng Name Statement no.w lleld bY It under MIG Otto 92 ( I ERTY, rr MAY I! 90&.D AT A under th• Independent W:lOU • Chase Cola end buJineH yet? No Tlht IOOOW ng f>t'0.001 Ol lrutl Ill lhe properly Sllllllld SlonaMr. ~I ~ ... ~ .. ~ Adminiltretlon of Ea· NOTICE of' • Assoc atea. '640 lrvil\8 J • n n I t • r J o a n n • "'' O(>lng buSlneu as NICI Couniy, Cllttcwn11 Cit· ~~ =::=--!... _..-. tetH Act. CTN• euthotl· PUBL.tC SALE "Affordable 1 Ave , N ~ri0it [)(lach, CA MacmllS1'll Gark::k KU11&r M t.Leod $Crlllno tht find fltrtll'I A4 199 ""''u""" • ._ ,_, _ ....-•.,. ,.....,... t II ello ,.. • s n OF LlENl!O '92660 .. tttls Sllll ffil]OI Wilt llllid 291 Fairview. Laguna Oft fut; desttllltd on Ul4 • "'"''"'-· Cl!EDINC AGAINIT YOU, :x WI w n• p r ~. ' : D llor•h LllO Mlllllll w1tt'I Ute County Oletk Oi 911 Ch, Clllifomll 01651 Oted ot Trutt lllt P'OOtf'1Y vou »tOUl.D CONTACT A t1pr•••ntativ• tot • PROPERTY AJ•~ ..... 4-J-... " • lf' ... O lr\ihlf Ave . N wpon Olange Couriry on 3·12·H Gary Howard F'r11nkUn. he1tto~1 dHCtlOld II bet11Q ---------11..N/'fnt On Wt<M• 81 meny eotion• wilhouf ~llc;.o of ""t Y Q1'¥en u;;a. L1AU ve a. r.1 CA g2660 t99M7H1'9 291 F11N11w, LeQuna olO .,. 1t• Tiie undtflioneo PUBLIC NOTICE 2:00 IUl. LOMlls ..._ obteining court epprov· 11\At a µubltc auctton will~ • ii I, M I I 0 ly Ptk'>I .... , 17, 24, 9oittn. Ct:itilomi.t Ill 51 Trott .. Gtttl.11m• any lla01111y !or gel~ ... LL.C.o. duly ... Before taking certain held Oii Aplll 7. 1999 al Disco t eas•·et, : MiHll NlllhDn a 7e • .ll, Apr 7, 11199 W285 TltiS bu~ncts la ocin· 111y il\COlrttll'llSt of Iha 1lrffl INVITATION TO 810 apf)dn•tTTu*9undlrand very 1mpottant IH:tlon., 1000 o'clOck AM 11 1177 Ufi A! • 1640 lrven• Avo · NowpQrt -CllJCled bV an lt11.lividual addttn llld oilier common Notice Is h11teby gM1n PM"*" to Died cA ~ however. th• par1onel Camelbl.ttlt. S1n,e1, C1ly ul I ~<h CA o::f:-GO PUB UC NOTICE H you •• H18tf OQlrtg dttignauon. 11 llflY, JnoWll 3608 that Ill• Ocean Vl•w recon$ld .,.,,.. .. repraHntat1ve win b• NeWJ)Ofl pqach, COuntv ol c~"".9~on & • Thi lm&tntlll 111 oon· INVITATION TO 810 bustneas yt17 No Stabf llt Lan••-·. Ne"PQrt Sc:hool Dl~lrict of 0111ngA 1N1Nrner1t No. • 11 t, In 1eq\med to give notice Omngo, Cal1forn111 MINI U & '-&&.&AU : du(.ll!d by co f1111111era Nolte• 11 tier by g~n Qal'y ltuwiml franklin Beac:ll. CA 92925 ~ •• _. Cooniy Cat lom1a herein• bootl -, P8Qt -. d Qlti:tll to inttr•atad pareont STORAGC will .. 1110 .-1 0...-.-1.n. I • t;~~~:nVotv 11:~~ d1;f;:"0 thtt th• Ocun v111w This 11 1 ment w 1 lllOO be ITlld• IM wilnoul eovtntnl "'" ,.,•r!Od IQ s "DIS· "'"'"9s In h oMc:ia al tht uni ea a th•v hev• itry the 11 n on Ill• lolluwtng Du.I-Id.I. service MPrk Nnlhan M.linil if_. Sch06I D11ttltl of O!BflQG with the County CJ"rtr f11 or Wlffllll't. ~tnael Of lRICT", wiil re<*Ve •ultld County "9cofW fl°"'* w•ved notice or con m~llMl!clllt househotCJ -·- 1 Th II IOITl I w • ,,_, COut1ly C4lhlomi4 rnir.in· Otllngo ~mly on J 1' ~ lml)llld. ltll)lldll\O ••. Ponff• bldl up IO but no 141111 lhiln ~ ... al c.ll'9mll. Hnted to the propo1ed end ocner•I propnrly Wl1y hould you ubj ct 1 wllti 1,,. Cl)Ufltt c ,11 01 tt r re rrtd IO '' ·01.-l"91117»0 lloft or encumortnee1 to Pl'f 11 00 • m on the 14th Clay ~ ~ _,... I. eotion.) The indepe"" 11()Ml at un Can lbadt ••Or"-CO!oot,~·:2 .99 'TAICT • wm ~ te<J o if" Pill>t Mar 24 11 Olt r1tna1t1tno Df11\C!p111 avm 01 OI Nit•. 1991>, ial ll'IG DIS ~ ! If?<,,..-: ,f'!l!:!...1.. dint adminlatretlon Streo1, N ¥wPOf1 Bead\, CA Jf & •... ,,,.... t en• bkJ uplOl>Ulno141ttrthi O • 1'.8 1"'•" WJ07 Jlt notl(t} HCuraf llV Slid TRICT Aam111lalt11tll0'1 Of ~ ... _ _.. .. _ iflb .-.. 2e60. by tho IQllQW\flg fO\lr C YOUf f:".....,Jhi lO 11 00 a I'll, on !he t41h d~ ' """ OMO QI fruit """ . ., ... t i fjoes, 17:>00 P1neti11ttt ,. Iii :..c:': ..._IO autnvfify w • gtent.., !:mint lM lnv~s 4 .uu •. 1 o.:w PllOI MJlt 30. A(:JI f lctl ua ut --· l ... _ .. o~_._ unleH tn lntere•ted • 'nfl d ri ~ 0 13''20 IWi 1407 ot All" t 9. at lhll 01. ...... !Mreon • PtOYidN lft Ul4 ~:, ....... , 11.igt0n -.. .. :: .. -.a-= Of .. ptrson , .... •n ob'-cllon led below were rlO I iJ paying I ate p ccs aor lAIC'T M rnltilltraliOn OI• Na,,,_ Statement no•(t) .td¥lllCtM I,,,, under -,..., ,., ..._ ,. by tt'8 t11rt11nt• el IM lime • ctttO"I Ulne91 flets 17200 P1MhUTll Tho I wlflf,J JM'-001 llt .. tn1ollltOlilotTrus1 Al INi Mtld llnlt d 19 lllMaf .. tft ....., to ,.,_ peUtton arid of _rtnlal MINI U cask •t & SCrviC~??,?.? ! Nim. lt.-Mnt l.&M HW!lillQtDtl otaoi, re ctoino Jiuslnn I enrnMd "81. cfllr9" and &NI pl6Ce, bids d be pub ol .. ~ -. 11 .. •hOw• good ceuH why STOAAGf! rn kea "° , ~ '-"~ , T r~ pwncm ea 82e47 P1hJI ,J<Jn.t O«IMA!lng tiq)tMtl of l!t Ttvltll and Of llcfV OJ>eMO Mid ,.ad NiMfl flall .,_ • .. the court ~ f\Ot re ente Of warr.nty fAll Toll Frtt 1-888-5'6CASllT • IV twlnfft Al .,. loaid 1-me, daMI QfGUC> MOO !NIN 1.119• "' '"' altlH tlY UNI DIM alOUd '°' N loloWtr\o: c:--ir eo..9 t -1IO gren1 the .,,honty. that !tie UM aon In .. Id .~10TA1.T1 m:u aOOptac:e.b!dt befd>-nue, !J!t9 211, Newpo,1 Of Trust ...... H 5136111 AIPHALTPAltKINOLO't CM: c..... Diii:..., A HEARING on the hwtio!on I Sen'fll°"IFISlir111 •• c: •••• ~ 00. Jlt• ~. Ooltl dw ~ end raao DAllW. ~ '(IG() (0'"""41 iSllt ~ MPUCHltNT AT ... ,.,., ~ ...-: petition wlll .,. Mid on A2026 LEE A wooo QA ltoud '°',. Jdldwl!IQ'. ~.ui MlehHI Jonas Sail lnlormdnn NJ be l¥M-OUN v•w ICttOOL CllllW• cMdCtl ....... April 21..1. , ..... 1:49 Ml9C..HOU £HOOD L 1 MLOCATA•LI 00 llYinll AVOfll.111 6Ulte .cite 114 67311166 AND ~IANt VIEW , _.. ..... tit L.-PM. In u t. L7S locet· 81&01 • MARlrr.I ...:::=:....::.~:.::::;.:...:.:;:.;;..1-.-...:;.;;;,;;.;;;..;;;;;.;.;;.;..;;;.;;.;;;.._-t....-.;.;..;.......-.-...--.-.1..ii.---...-... ........ --..... -.L---..,...._ I I ' f ' • Daily Pitd I I o W~,~31, 1999 9 ,. .............. . ........... "*'. ( PUIUC NOTaa I I PU8UC NOTICES 11 PUIUC NOTaS 11 "'auc NOTaS 11 PUU: NOTaS I TNI 11alement •••flied Have you 11anecs •dolno 1tt0, I oo • m anarp. at M ~ • h ~ narMO SehOOI °''tnct of 11 "'IUC NOTlCl8 11 w .,... 11 WC tmal ' The IOIOwlng pe!IOnl are dOlng bueiniN .. ' ....,.... Ptwrmacy, 320 Superior A~ • Ne#p0t1 Beech, CA 92e63 Yung Cheng Ko, 262 Monroe Sll'Mt. IMne, CA 92e20 Thie butttlels II oon-~ by' en lndiVtdual 1 HaV'I you llaf'1e0 dottlQ buliMH yet? Yes, Feb T. t~ Yung Cheng Ko This &tatement .... filed wlttl the Counly Cleli( of Orange County on 3·12·99 1ttM7811IO Delly PlloC Mar 17, 2•. 31, Apr 7, 1909 W290 Fletltlou• BualneH Name Statement The lolk>wlng persons 819 doing business as. H.J.Garrelt Furniture. 2215 Hart>ot Blvd., Costa Mell, CA 92627 James L Garrett. 2215 Hart>ot BIYd .• Costa Mesa, CA 92627 JOOn H Garrett, 2215 Harbor BIYd , Costa Mesa, CA 92827 Thia buslneu II oon- dUcted by. a general Plrt· nershlp Haw you llar1ed doing bu1tn111 yet? Yes. 9-1-1983 ~· L Garrett wWI Iha County 0.11( ol bU6lMn yet? Y"· 2J2<WO Hope \/!fl'* Sc:hool. 1?822 ~ 9Mrage CoMol '» Ofange County, C11itomia • 0rangt Coont~r..3 1299 ~ J Regan Fun111one Lane, Hunt. *°"* bMlagn a: 1 aaong by "anif ttwough its 1 791161 ' .... atatem.nt Wltl med Bch. ca t28•7 llA&STOl ST NORTH Go\leftwig Bollld, herHI 08ily Pilol Mat 17, 2•. with the County Cle111: of The DISTRICT rllQUlfes 8fACH CAW2e60 after referred lo 81 "DIS· 3%*· 7. 1909 W291 Orange County On 3-12·99 that IM bidder pOlMSS. Foe "" lolkMlng type TRJCT'", wlll rec:eNe up 10, Flct tJOua Bualne.a 1""111150 B or C-39 contractor'• wcne 47 ON-SALE but no1 18ter INn the Name S~t Dally Pilot Mar 17, 24, lanM at tne 1111'18 the bid EATNi Pl.ACE at>oYe-stataO lime, teaJed The IOllOliwlg persons 31. Apt 7, 1999 W293 IUubmilted SANTAANA bids lorthu.-rdolacon ,,. dOlng business as C.rtolation 01 CnmltUll NlwllOlt llucfl..Costa Mist lflld tcx ine PfOl9CI de· Pnantom s rttl hi PUBUC NOTICE Reeordl Chedc w•• be re· scribed 81 2704 FelMew~t ~fa INVITATION TO BID qUt<ed per EducellOn Code CH5t5379 4166-KAMw Oernoltlh elCISIJn!I mew Ana CA 92704 .• Nocicl IS he'9by QN9n l8CllOn 451261 (AB 1810 \7.2.4.31, l OOll akin building Ind reolaQJ Merli Alen Thomsen that the Ocean ~lew llld ASCH 1:1~>MUST CON NOiY'U"E TO with 30'x 80'11 12' MetaJ 3705 East 8th St LonO School Otsttlet oC Ofanae EA • '• '"' Storage Bulldlng Beach CA 90eo. ' Cooo1y CaMfomia hefern-FORM AND BE RESPON· CONTRACTORS There wilt be No Charge David Rot>ert Nimmer alter rererred to as "DIS· SIVE ONl Y TO T>IE BIO CA LUNG FOR BIDS requlf9CI tor eec:h set o1 Old 11575 M1rlpo1a Ave • Foun'. TRICT", wUI l'9Cellle sealed D 0 CUM ENT S AN 0 School Dist~. documents taln Valley CA 92708 bld6 up to but no later thin AGREEMENT IN ITS COAST COMMUNITY Bids shall be reQlved In This builneu 11 con· 11·00 am. on the 1 '4th day E N T I R E T 'Y • A S COLLEGE DISTRICT the place Identified abolle, duded by. !<>Int venture ol :&rll, 111911, II tile DIS· PROVIDED BY THE Bid Deadline: and lhOH bids Shall be Have you started doing TRI T Administration Of· D~.Rl0CTISTRICT April 29, 1999, 2:00 p.m opened and publicly read buslne11 vet? No fices. 17200 Pinehurst '"" reserves Place of Bid Reaiipt. aloud at the at>Ove·•lltecl Mar1c A Thomsen Lane. Huntington Beach, the right «> reject any or ell Otllce of Director ol time and place This statement was filed Ca 926'17. bids or lo waive any Ir· Purcnas1ng, Coast Com· In accordance with the with the County Cle111: ot At this 5'td time, date regularities or lnlo~ities mun1t11 College District, provisions of Cahlornla Orange County on 3-12•99 and piece, bids will be pub-many blda or In tile bidding Bldg ''O", 1370 Adams Putrllc Contract Code 1"9678&153 llely opened and rHd process. Avenue, CO$ta Mesa, CA Section 3300, the District Daily Piiot Mar 17 2• aloud lor the fotlowtng Pl.lblt5hed NeWf)Ol1 92626 requires that Ille bidder 31 Apr 7 1999. W292 ROOF REPLACEMENT Beach-COSta Mesa Dally Project Identification possess the followlng dal· F1ctltlo~• Buafneaa AIN't,o&,~~':c~ ~~~~L Pilot Maren 24, 31 , 1::0, ::8M.~Olcl:.~r:';'~~: =~~. t~ ;:\':~ Name Statement BIO t 7:9"9 llJT1CE OF Al'Pl.ICATlOM Ing, Bid No 1788 oontracl Is owarded· The lollowlng P9'SOrlS Plans and specrficatlons TO SBJ. ALCOHOUC IEYER Place Bids are on r~e and Contractor: B Uoense "' doing business as are on Ille 81 ttle DISTRICT MEI • available al Office of the PUBLISH Match 31, Simply Web Sites, 3148 Maintenance Oepartmen1 Physical F8C111tles Coordi· 1999 and ADr~ 7, 1999 Sum1t{1 Place, Costa et 8291 Warner Avenue, o.,,., of ,!!no Ai>Pieallon nator, Ardith Adley, CoHt WALK THROUGH Apnl Mna. CA 92626 HuntlnQton Beach, 92M7 MARCH ..... t.... Community College Dis· ,.. 1999 II 9 00 am. Elaine J Regan, 31•8 (71•) M7·2551 EX1 3S50 To Whom I Mly Coram tnct; 1370 Adams Ave.. Golden West College Sumatra Place, Costa and will be avallable at the The Hame(s) of h Al>I*· Bldg "OM. Costa Mesa, CA Maintenance and Opera· Mesa, CA 92626 job walk Cll'll(s) 1m I.A GAAHJA MEDI-(714) 438--4673 lions Oepartmenl. loalled This business 1s con· A Mandatory Job Walk mv\ANfAN GflU INCi NOTICE IS HEREBY olt McFadden Avenue be· ducted by an 1ndMdual wil be held Fnday, Apnt 02, The ~ bS91d ab0"9 GIVEN that the above-tween Golden West and Index II ....... ~ g a ...... la I •H ....... •• Gocherd Str .. lt BIO DA TE Aprll 29, 1 tt9 at200pm BOARD DATE; May 19, 1"9 No peyman1 lhel be maoe ror WOl1' or matettat unclef the con1ract uNet.t Ind un&ll Iha Regi&tar ol CMtractors ~nfiH lO Iha DISTRICT tMI lhe CON· TRACTOR was ~rty llCenMd al lhe ~ the contr.c:t wa1 awarded Any CONTRACTOR not $0 llceNed IS subject lo pen· altlff under the taw tt 11"14' license c:lasad1Catlon specl- t1ed herelnat>ove ls ltlal of a "special!)'. conl~or'" 1s del1ned In Section 7058 ol tile Cahlomla Business and ProfHSIOOI Code. the 1p1cla1ty contractor awarded the Contract for this Wor1t shaU Itself con- struct a majonty ol Iha Wor1t, In a<lOOrdance W1lh tne prOlllllOfl• of Cahtomia Bu&lness and Professions Code Section 7059. All Wor1t musl be a:>m· pleted within 30 eon· HCl.lbve days T1me Is. ol the 11&enee Fa~ure to complete the WOl'k "Mlhln the time set lorth herein will result 1n the lmposrliOn oC liquidated damages. lor eac:n day of delay, In the •mount set lorth In lh8 "In· formation tor Bidders ~ Eld\ bid must conform CJ g 191 • u• ii By Fax (94<>) b.11-o;)(}~ ByPhone By MallJln Person: a .,.. .. ,.. SERVICE DmECTOIW -Few All Your Home and Business Needs - ........... ~ ..... nt·MI ® EQVAL HOUSING OPPORllJNITY All rtt1 melt tfWtrUsl .. 11 WI '""'"' It ... ltd It'" fff. lfll Frlr Httll .. Ad 111 .. 11 , ...... ftlcll 11lllt1 II lllltal II .. ttrlllt "•If •rtltttllCI, 11111111111 tr •lml11IHllH m1• t1 m:e, "'"· relltftl, "'· ....._,, """"''men ., llllhaf tflt I . If II latetttH " .... HJ SICll ,.tlMtllCt, ll!rltlllll • Alcrlmlutet.. U la .,.,,,,., wlll HI blWtttlY tcct,e "'.....,... !Miii ... ml .... •Mell .... tllltllttt" lllt taw. °" ...... flt hre•y 11111111• lt1I t it ... llllts tfUtllt.. 11 "It NWIP•tr IU lflfl1'41 ti II ,.......,..11yblla Tee .. llltlt l(.~111lutlt11, a ll ltUO fllMrtl 11 1· ... 414 .. Ht ftr lM W.lll11tt11. oc "" ......... Ull HUD II •n."411. 1 HOUSUl'CONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL SOLOll Showc11e HomH for Sele In our Slturd1y Real E1tat. Suj>Plemantl Homes of the Week Dtspley Ads S11111t Ml $751 oe.dllli ls TUlldly 11 5PM ()pert HouM l..isllngl s 15' Oaadlna TIM1dly 5PM ft Paya to AdVertiM In the Beat Loeal ReaJ Estate Section CALL TOOAVll LISA It RIVERA 949-574-4252 ANNE WIUEV MN74-42.49 •v:A• SO DOWN • SO MOVE-IN FREE C~SEUNO FREE U.I of HOMES HUIWAREPOS 1..00-72)-4157 , V~AN "EAL ESTATE ·1::u1 i&ffi4 Oi fitE HiGHWAY 300 Fem.at. $f75,000 , 3005 Femllll, S837.000 , l9gal T rtpex· 1 blOCk to Oen Jotin Kenn•vL Aj•nt 94t-723-+49' t.X1 1 ...... (•wlo."""-l •c.t_. 32 HOUSESICONDQS FOR SAL'E NEWPORT BEACH '0BEACH AXER" Sbt 2ba 2 car detachtd , ••. ,.11K Re.ti Eallll By Ille S.. MM-46-5743 Bayfront..Beach Dvple11..8Mch Triple.IC.. Call ~~ t5MS02 Ad Code 2401 Nlwpoi1 Rlliif1la... ODPoltunlly-8ullcl lo 4,000 ~!I, vi.w pot.ntlll c.n (IOO) MM$02 Ad Code 2001 -.A98fll THE 8LUFFS ... 3Br 2.581 ... end unit.-Y plan $350,000. Call (IOO) 15•9502 Ad code 2301...Apnt OCEANFRONT $3911.000 AGENT 949-723-8120 33 HOUSUICONOOS :i ·. . FOR SALE NEWPORT COAST NEW 48R 38A loll, IOf'ITl8I DR. home office. 2.5 gar. approx 2490sl. REDUCED $579,900 ~ 714-634·7500 Ext 232 949-729-9670 14a~1 SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME 5br, 2.7Sbl, 2500 al. noo 11 lot. hdwd In, new cwpet. (OKN SAT 1·5) $Ul,000 (1'101 OrtNfd DI') By Ownet 714""2t-1 ~ l=.::.~J OWNER MAY FINANCE Priced at $310,000 Curt Hett>ena II. 8kr 949-631-6004 l'~A1stml eSUNHY PATIO• i..91281', 18a, Rerrloerllor, WIO, a 12tS1Mo. t4M7S.7009 110 159 HOUSESICOfl>09 FOR RENT CORONA DEl MAR CdM 2bf 2bt, 91111gt, wld, tum or I.fl-furn 4mo min, $1750 Wk·days 714·966-0744 wk-ends 9-49-123-0714 lvl 511 Chlnnlni 2bf 2t1e, liNCon Bly. Bly ffont. 1ennl1 et 1cce11. S3000fmo. Avail now.ca•Mt44._..,. :.: '~:a!!n., ~ Tennie, IP. mo « by ~. Call IOI p(lcM. t4M13~239 'Newpor1 Htijhta' 2tif ibi; 2 car 9w, 1f9 br O'tlf p ,. lluge yd, oldtf but nice min to bell. !lets Ok. $2300 t4M62-9745 *8XvF'R6Nf * Flbuloos t Bdrm 28111'11 All New l<llchen, Caipe~ Tilt. 'llllWf $f1001Mo. Av111 Nowt 19nt MM7Mt12 i>ANOWiiC RARIOA VIEW Latge StUdtO Separate BR 11ea RellWastVOty lnc'd Gated Comm Pooll/SC>lsl Tennis Wilk to 811cll. Sl,375 Mo C!fH4Hno Nl;poti 3BClim + IOli 2 5bt. comm pool, new carpee, new pafnt, S \175/mo, 94Hot&-1Mt '42~ I 202 -"= I ~HiJOHTi NIMf cent did, l/p, llded eel, ~ blfl. M ~. tndrY no"'*· no peila, i.n.i. pret'O '540/mo Incl utlllty. 849-722--0723 FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON GATl!D OOMMUNITY IY FASHION ISLAND ....,.,. .,.. 111.-..... end golf OCM#M ...... ~ ... .,.. Mna In 'f04" llt'ge 1 • 2 « 3 BR..,.,_,-" horMI . ,......, ...... . .,,.,_,,,,.,.,.,.. •Ao' ....... .... • ..., ... 1 .. •W.•lnl ..... .,.... ........ . ., ..... .......... ~ .. ·-... • (CJ49) <>42-.>o78 UO \tei.t Bo\' S1n:c1 Co,lu \l e a. C. \ 92b2., \1 "°'11"" Bh J ,1, a., :.1 .... ff7 (Pl.-...-111rlutl~ ICJIAr Ulflll' a111I ,J ... ~ """~ .... n.1 •• 11 •• 11 .. ~. t...-L. "llh. pntt' 'l'"'" l 204 RENTALS TO SHARE NB LUXURY TOWNHOUSE ALL amenftlel, ample parlang Act111e pron prtl'd SSSOfmo + 113 UI~ 949-631 ·~32 NEWPORT BEACH 1har9 2br 2ba on 2tlh at. 1 blocll from btach, ·ssastmo. + deposit Incl utll. 949-510.2303 208 VACATION IRESORT RENTALS SHORT TERM RENTAUBAL PENIN. $plt:ioll$ 28r 2Ba Condo,rum.c1o&e 1obch,2c 9" S900fwl<ly 949-67S. 7130 1216 ~1 ProC male aa '""' room In COM Of NPB. I 11¥8 In LA. Only Wiii be there 2 nlghtl a wll. Net price 714-305·222' Ctli college 11udtn1 53 need• room, w111ttd 3 nlOht• per wll. HM Of ept. Mon.:Wtd. No amolle. "2-355-2841 WANTED LUxORlous F\IRNISHED HOME/CONDO. In Newpoll·CdM·Newporl Coast Must hall• ale & ~ 1CC1$S July I-Oct 31 (lfex. ible) Cal Agent, !Mi-720-9995 1400 AIN>lKEIENTS I WHAT IS TliAT Bike Wonh? st oo Visit WWW blcycletsrtk COl!I 10.000 Blue Booll pncet tor new and UMd road, mountU\, BMX Ind tandlm bllr;aa (CAL ·scAN) cau•rr111 ,.. ...... , • Relief from ...... • ANwwa to DA'1 • Modifbtion r:;I euppott ,., .... _,.,al ...... ,, .,.. 1111Jl7a-7 ... ~ao-11n Found 2 male Oerman Sheperd• near er11101 .& McF1dden In Santa Ana 714-147-65>5 lOit Shi\ ttll fliTiiie: wt; . ray bllcll Vtl:Hy of R1Ag111 Wiison. P1111t call 71 .. 211-5138 /949-49H802 I"' ~1 .WANTED ANTIQUES Older Style Furniture PIANOS i Coftectible1 ·~·~ •S....·~·Oltce~ $$CASH PAID $$ _,..,. __ _ WE BUY ESTATES . ._............., _,,_ "WI MY llOM. fAITBI" I OLD ORIENTAL &: NAVAJO RUGS 949491-9744 L UOO. LftCYCLI tHto .... WllDHT ..at -~LICl ... ...., .. m, •-....... -~-~ . ' - I ' ~,· -.... -...... ·,-.· ...... ,., ---....,.~ f:it·,r·. ·· ' ·•. . -- Doors -I 1•lq1l1onc-8::301Un-5 OOpm '"""'··-~,.. ..... "ulk-111 8:30nm-5.00pm \kH•la1-F"'t.~ 141' EMPLO~ I AIR FORCE. Great career opponunllles 11111ilable '°' hlgn ac:hool grids, lg8S 17·27. PtUs up to f9,000 erllsUnenl bonus I you ~I For an lllformallOn pecltet Clll 1·800·423·USAF or lllSll www a l rl orce co m (CAL0SCAN) ASSEMBLE ART'S, CRAFTS, TOYS, jeMlfy, wood kams typrlg seMig ~ WOf1( ttom home ln 'fOAJlf spare llTtl Great pay Free delMI cal I ·800·632·8007 24hrs (CAL'SCAN) ASSIHANT 8tb. EHGINWi FIT, nut hM lie ~ ellctllcal exp, HV ~ halpl\j. aood people l6uls, SW 1()'tw 6ased on exp Fax r9'UN to CNel !Jl!!llW !MH-4S.1729 IOiifiOUE SALES Fun or Pert ttmei.. •iqt'.d 11111 help needed. ts. MlgntU Fuhlon. NPB. 14M44-44n CHILDCARE ASSTS n11d1d tor lnnov1tlve, Ct'Nllvt aerly childhood PfO- grem • The Sf>ort• Club/ INlne. ECE unlit prtd. Call Kiltie 8111 (t48)25i-6SH Of epply In PlflOll • 1 NCI Main stf91t, lrvlnl, 82'14. cCERiCAL P6Sili6Hs $2·16/Hr. Ho Exp.Nee. Full Senetlta. FTIF'f 1 ..... ll2·70t1 X2024 mconttnentat ~ "OTR Drlveft 'Plld Benertts 'Conventlon1I tr1ctors "90-85% no touch Ir• '6 mos exp recpred "Sllllllte Conwl'lunlcallOO ·Exee ll e~t m1l1s ·eoo.n1-41314 ~73 'EOE (CAL 'SCAN) trCOUNTEA PERS0Nt1 rettauflnt In Cll. FIPT Apply In perton • 271 E 171tt a1. ~ 2'4pm. ull fOf Rlc:lt. Olniii biltt 20$-40$ hour Easy denial ball! I~ tr11nng, computer ,.Id 1~11d2t 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS ~ lllTAWl/UllYIWI AIY Yow U1oA1n1 For A S«wr FINlltCial FlltlllT bi Corurn.cnonl No. I a-t ~ls~For Rtbabk. O,an Cw lllslMJnJ ~ ~ Ttm11. Midi Hao._, 0ft3tl DfTWll Rtcord.. Ba.sic CorpHIUY s.tiUs &. T od.s. Cobuttr ~nmct A Pbu. C*I Skw • 'J419$l..195l ~RMACY CLERJ(J CASHIER. FT 01 PT Mon-Fri, Coat• Mau Fu lo. 949-654-1496 RECEPTIOHIST: LaW flnn· 6 attorneys. IMne, st.an now' S9ttlr M•756-62SO tu 756-5270 REFRIGERATION l AC TECH. Top PIY + btntflte. Cell Arctic Rt1rlgerellon 714-43 .. 1120 STYLIST WANTED Hlirspray Sllon, IJCl)tnence with c:1er111e 114440-11n TEACHb Oual P9'2.SCHOOI. TMChlf to co teach UCVIRl/INE NAEYC ACCRED, eatw """' ~ ~ cond .• benlllls SW10MR m 94M54«l30 • THE MAi:IOX * Counltt tu•-Plrl llrTll, pemt fhlPllln9. pllOnel, olllcl 948'6-t2-62e2 ........ .,, ....... ... u •• -.a. ............. ................... = ............ ............... .. u ....... , ............ ,... • and be ,..IPOlllfY• to the contract doo.lmenu Eai.:tl bodder INI tlUbr'1lt on 11'9 lorm I u""5hed Wi!tl ltMt conlrad docvmenli • list ol Ille prOflOMd 1ubc:On- lr'KIOf'I on lhil PfOllC\ IS teQUlred by the Subl~ .no SUt!COnlracUng F11r Pracbcel Act Gollemment C.ocle Se<:llor\ • t 00 61 Mq Ead'I Bid Sha be accom· Pll"9d by • ot'111ied or c:ashief& c:ned! or bid bond In en llllOl.Wlt not 1e11 ltllll ten percent (10%) of the to- tal bid pnce. payitble to the District as e guarani" that the bidder. 111af r()90tal It accepted, 1"8 promptly eQCl.lte th8 Agreernenr. lurnl1n a &at11l1ctorv Fa1tlllul Pertormance Bond In an amount not less then one hundred percent ( 100"/,) ot ttle total bid price, furnish a Payment Bond In an emoum not 1e11 tllan one hundred percent (100%) of !tie tOtal btd price, and lurn1sh certillcates evldeoqng that the required lf\Suranc:e IS In elfed In I.he amounts se1 '°"' in the general' condi· liOnS. In the event of failure IO enter into the contraC1 and &Jtecule the required doaJmeots. such bid 18· cunty Wtll be ro11 e1ted Thi Faithful Performance Bond shall ramalfl 1n luU force and elflC1 1hrough Ille QUllllltM Pll'IOd .. "'40' ..,.,,.,..~~ t.IOnl . The DISTNCT reterYes the ltghl 10 ,...a a/"f Of al bi(b or 10 W11V9 8f'Y II• regWlneiea ex Wonnal!i. In any bldl or In h bid· ~ ttQUlred b Sec:tlOn 1 n3 of IM Q:Yomia La. bot COcle, the Otl'ldor ol th• Depanment ol In· d\.mnal Retauons o1 h State of CehlOmll his cte- term1ned the generally prev•lhna ralel or waoe• in the loealdy In wtllCft the WOtli. 11 to be per1omied CoPiu ol lhNe wage rata del1rmln11lon1, enlltled PREVAILING WAGE SCALE, are maintained at the DISTRICT otfloe lo- cated at 1370 Adams Alie ' Costa M•... CA 92626, Physical Feoltun Planning and ere a11a !able to any Interested party upon request The Cori· lraclof lhall l)O$t a C09V or this document 11 each IOb &lte The Contractor and any IOt>cofltraelor under 11 &hell pay not less lhan the speohed prevaU.ng rate1 ol W9ge1 10 1• wort<ers em-ployed tn the HltCUllOO of lh• Contract No bidder may withdrew any bid tor a periOd of Sixty (60) days alter the date ael for the opening of bids Po Hey A peYft*ll bOtld & bl 1'9QUir9(1 PflOt IO JUICUtlOf'I of 1he contraict Vd &le .,, the lorm Ml loft:\ in lt1e contrlCI Oocumtl'U P1.1r1uan1 to Sectlon 22300 of IN ~IC Con- llac:t C.ocle, 10. CQOlraCI cont11n ptOV\aiOtlS pe1• rnll\l\g tn. succeullA biO r:lw 10 lubslt!U!e eQll'.ities 1or l!!Y moniM WltMelO or ~ Oistnc:1 IO ensure per· lormanoe under the· con- tract e.:n bid submitted in r .. ~ 10 this NollC8 sne CICWltAlfl, as a bid m, ada.-- quata lheetlflg. 6hol\ng Ind bracing, or equrvalent metnod, for lhe 1><oteclloll Ol 111• and limb Ill lrend'les and open exca11auon. which shall contorm 10 op pllceble salety oraers Governing Board By Wiiiiam M. 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Mk "*'· CD 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS Ford Brorn:o 1995 4x4 Fully loetfod hU!'ller greoo w/ tan klalh1J1 1ntenor tow pkg, I owner •Int cood S 17 500 obo 11411-645·2304 FORD ExploHr Sport 98 Blk auto au pwr pkg povar.y II':!'~ tB7™9) S21 9911 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER 714-192~906 222 ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS At'JUltlC Celllng Remov11 Knotk down 1111ura appllld Call Celllng 0.11Qn NOWI 71 4-' 1 o-3385 Aober1 224 ADDITIONS /REMODELING FARTHING INTERIORS Kl'.cto•<110a1t~Remo ~~ Room A·HllQI\$ V1~a.MC l•5t;oll7~ 9•'l 64'> 93'5 REBUILD OR REMODEL Homfl\ Of Olht.IS • Out.1hly Con\llUCllOO • nea!>OOably Pricftd • Lur.111 Comp.1ny •63fl318 • Stpptronson & Associate• Cllt 94H44-54U ( 231 APPRAISALS I C&P SERVICES • lit'ill lllll"fl • 1-..atalC'I • UIS l>ut1A1 io11• r.a..onlwt AN,\IU'll'AV U Kl 14-540-1225 ,.,,.... 0 , .... ~,.--~ 26 F .. t one'• way 45 Smalt nu1e 27 Fabtic made 47 Joi<• from tlax 49 By way ot 28 StetuN of gods S2 SlrMICal', In 29 Pucet a Socil 5usMJC 30 The -ti.rid 53 Part to play 31 SponlOrt~ 54 Heron't cou11n 32 Purple col()( 55 WNI Ille 33 Set CfOWfl 36 Halfway 56 Mountain Hon 42 Squirms 57 F~ 43 Toughens by 58 Movie lwe 59 Hull bottom « More than two 62 H1atu1 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS FORD TIIUCK F1 SO LB '90 White (A6!>337) $7999 CONNELL NISSAN 71 '-755-3333 HONDA CIVIC OX CPE '95 2d 5 spd (RH503099) $9999 COSTA MESA HONDA (714)436-SOSO ... .,,.er 642-8978 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANS/SUVS HONDA CIVIC EX '95 Auto. air. vwr wiMllCll/sll!Orlng. 49k moos (00!!499) $ t 1,988 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)8112-6906 HONDA DEL SOL S '95 Coupe. 2 dr ac ~·w 1•11 am/Im cass (SS002207J $10,'195 COSTA MESA HONDA 714 .... 36·50SO TOMM\' AT WORK Doth vulner ble. Nonh deals. tune were buu1 to I.Ike turn for the bcuer. NORTH • KQ4 •O K76 o A 105 •A KJ7 Once North opened 1wo nu trump, 1ocnmy wu hc:ac.led for ~lam lb Iona a~ North ho<l spade support. WE.ST •A IU 8 7 0 J lU9 EAST •Dlackwood ehci1ed 1hC information that an oc.:c was mi~ing, 50 Tommy stopped in gix •~s. We 1 knew Tummy well enou1h nut 10 double on what sc:emed like two trump tricks. • Vuld 0 8543 0 764 •641 0 J 832 Tiiu lelld of 1he jack or hearts was won in hand and a seemingly rou1ioc deal changed dramatically when Tommy led a trump to lhe king and Ea~I discorded a club. Everyone a1 the table was aware 1hn1 suddenly !here wos a dilten:nl Tommy in 1hc South seal. The ace of clubs was cashed and a club was ruffed in the closed hand. A heart to the ling was I.he entry for a second club ruff. Nex1 came the oce of heans and lhrce rounds of dia· monds ending on the 1able. Wi1h West and declarer both down lo noth· ing but three trumps, Tommy deliv- ered 1hc coup de grace -he led dummy's la.st club ond ruffed with the jack! • Q 1095 3 SOUTH •J96531 o Agl o K 9 •8 Opening lead: Jack of o Life al lhe club had been quiet for Trump Coup Tommy Trumps had been breaking well w1U1 monotonous regularity, and for Tummy that meant losing session afler 1051ng session. As our renders know, Tommy was a card-pusher except when 1rumps d1vil.led cvjlly. Then he was suddenly 1tansfonned into a lechnical genius. lllCn along came this deal, which perhaps signaled 1hu1 Tommy's for- West was a deod duck If lhc defender underrulTcd, Tommy would conlinue wi1h a trump and lose only one 1rump trick. Dul overruffing proved no bcller -West then had to lead away from 10.8 in spade inlo Tommy's combined Q-9 tenace. Either way, We l could score only one trump trick. 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS INFINITl 130 '117 WMellvOf}', auto 111 lttv, II· loys CO (501107) 520,699 LEXUS OF WUTMIHSTER 714-992-'906 --;;;;rnld Q~ 1995 Pear1 wilt. n•nl. 10 CID, 35lt m lactory cen extended llfar w $2J.q50 9•9 644 5833 • Jagu1r XJS '89 v 12. conve11iti11 blacMan • new lop, phone. CID 9511 ITV $12.500 obu 9411·650-1526. JAGUAR XJ6 L SEDAN '97 $311,995 97-4352 BAUER JAGUAR 71•·1153-4800 JAOUARXJ6-rS'°"EOo-:A"'N""·9=7-s• 1, 995 91.,c21s BAUER JAGUAR 714.953.4100 J AGUAR XJ6 SEDAN 117 M1,ll9S 17-4327 BAUER JAGUAR 714·1153-4800 JAGUAR XJ6 SEDAN '97 $41,995 97·4211l BAUER JAGUAR 714-953-4800 JAGUAR XJ6 SEDAN '97 $41,995 97 .... 281 BAUER JAGUAR 714·1153...CIOO Buy It. Seit It Find 11. 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CO (1766-41142267) $23,995 TUSTIN LEXUS 714-544-4800 LEXUS ES JOO '96 cd cillome whccb (177041 1347115) $24695 tUSTIN LEXUS 714-5-44-4800 LExUS ES 300 196 lthr 40k mites. CO, chrome wilts ( 17820(162760) $24.995 TUSTN LEXUS 714-544-4800 --nius ES 300 'H White, llhr, luw mlles, CO ( 17706/1408.tl6) $25.295 TUSTit-1 LEXUS 714·544-4900 LEXUS ES 300 '96 ht1r CO moonrool (1781311114776) $25.295 TUSTIN LEXUS 714-544-4800 HOME, HEAL TH AND BUSINESS ~ ........ (17130;14~) '25 795 TUITIH LEXUS 714-MMIOO Lllius H iOO 'M Lill. n miltt. co. c:twome ... (171221152100) '25795 TUSTlH LEXUS 714-544-4IOO MAlDA 't4 323 halcN>lck. 3 dr 11\'V!m en (A074526:l $6999 COSTA ME HONDA 71....,...5050 ~E320 Sdn 't7 142.915 t7 ... 2ts BAUER JAGUAR 71•KMtOO MERCEDES C·210 'H Sltverlorg mooo1ool, alloy•. • 389374 $27.995 "r£fui F WE~INSTER 714492"906 MERCEDES 3000 '77 Sltv.rlblue, aunroof, auto, toadtd, 1 o-. $2450 714-5'M169 Me<~ 8tnz 500 SEC ·as 1lnt cond, "":Iu load«!, SHOO 50-1567 •••••••• MERCURY Trac.r s.dan '15 4 di lmt wll di' am'fm c:&SS, dull~ ~R62wn sem COST ESA HONOA 714-43MOSO Mlttubllhl Ecllpte Jc"der GS 'II (150512) $19, COSTA MESA MITSUBISHI 714-545-1700 MilaUblih'I Ecli= GS Tur· bo-:+077205) ,527 SUBISHI MOTORS (714)545-1700 Mlt•11bf1hi tct~ae GS Turt>o'lll {017~ 20,990 MITSUBISHI OTORS (714)545-1700 Mh1ub11hl EctipH Jgyder OS 'M 1141644) $19, COST MESA MITSUBISHI 714-545· 1700 Mkau'blahl Eclipse Spydef OS '01 (107934) $22 271 COSTA MESA MITSUBISHI 714-545-1700 Mh1ubl1hl EcllpN Spyder OS '98 (023512) $22,991 COSTA MESA MITSUBISHI 714·S45· 1700 Mhaut>llht EclipM GS:T '98 Blk/g~ tuto. air, lul pwi pao. CO. mr (014250) $17.999 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)892-6906 Mltaublthf Eclipae Spyder GS '98 (131823) $19,990 COSTA MESA MITSUBISHI 71'-545·1700 MITSUBISHI GALAHT OE ii (007459) $11 ,633 COSTA MESA MITSUBISHI 714-545·1700 MITSUBISHI Mlrav-DE '118 (03157~ $10,659 MIT UBISHI MOTORS 714-545·1700 MITSUBISHI MIRAGE LS '98 (037522) $13.325 COSTA MESA MITSUBISHI 714-545· 1700 NISSAN MAXIMA '114 Blaoll (249006) $11, 799 CONNELL NISSAN 714-755-3333 NiSSAN PICKUP 1990 AJC, SHELL. AM/FM CASS, XLNT COHO. $3909. 114M42-6m. 260 CERAMIC TILE I 21: DECK COATING I WATERPROOF COATINGS Decks. t1alc:on.os &ta1rwaY1 Ouakty WOfl( al 1e11sonahle rates L#587430 722 8769 1304 HAULING I 1318 LANDSCAPING 11340 PAINTING I 292 FLOORING /TILE LEAKY Show.. repaired. Ragfoutlng and ln11all11lon. LH70UO Dean of Tiie. 9411-673-8065 714-84M526 266 CLEANING /MAINTENANCE A Touch Of Cini Clnnlng Cleaning R8911t'Coowneraal Lic'd Bondld Free Est Tere&a 71 4 282·7 t43 bRiGHT HOUSECLEANING EUfopun Profffllonala. 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