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SERVING THE NEWPORT -COSTA Ni.SA COt.AMUNmES SINCE 1907
. • Prosecutor tells jurors former school administrator
usedthigh s~hool as a 'singles bar.'
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WESTMINSTER -Miguel
Vivanco was stricken with a
remarkable streak of bad luck.
That was the sarcastic con-
tention by prosecutors handling
the case against the 42-year-old
Costa Mesa resident, charged
with having unlawful sexual
intercourse y.rith a teen'age girl
who happened to be one of his
former students.
During closing arguments
Wednesday, Deputy Dist. Atty.
Matt Murphy said Vivanco, a for-
mer assistant prinopal at Rancho
Alamitos High School, must be
one of the most unlucky people
in the world. Not only did he
have a string of former female
students claiming he made sexu-
al advances toward them dating
ba,ck 15 years, but his timing was
unfortunate when it came to th.is
case.
•1t took 13 years to find out he
was having sex Wlth some of his
students," Murphy said. .·And
now, he's busted. He realized,
You got me th.is time.' You know
what? We do have him.•
Murphy and defense attorney
Ddvid Zimmerman verbally
spdrred in front of the jury during
the last portion of the trial. The
main dispute between both sides
was when and where Vivanco
'slept with a 17-year-old girl, who
later gdve birth to their baby grrl
m December 1996.
Zimmerman said the illicit
affarr was merely a one-night
stand while Vivanco and the girl
were partying on spring break in
San Felipe, MeXJco. Smee the
sexual encounter occurred out:
side of the Unlted States, Vivanco
can't be charged with the crime.
•Vivanco did 1t, • Zmunerman
exclaimed. •He 1ust didn't do it in
SEE VIVANCO PAGE A9
Writers
havenew -Hanging Out
tales to tell
8 Local literary group
celebrates anniversary
with authors Dean Koontz
and T. Jefferson Parker.
NOAl<I llWARTL.
Ocit Plb
NEWPORT BEACI I -Offi-
cials are warning dbout a possi-
ble fistfight, even a car chase or
two, at the Bdlboa Bay . Club
today.
But they aren't wanung peo-
ple away from the club. ln fact,
they want you to be there.
The thrilling acbon will be
COtruOg from the mlnas of local
writers Dean Koontz and T. Jef-
1erson Parker, who will be speak-
ing as part of the 10th anruver-
sary lunch celebration for the
Orange County branch of the
Round Table West literary group.
At the group's monthly lun-
cheons, guest speakers not only
share literary secrets with bud-
ding authors, but also encourage
more people to read.
Such bookish motivation is a
large part of Round Table's pur-
pose. During its 10 years, mem-
bers have collected more than
170,000 books and donated them
to senior centers, libraries, hospi-
tals and shelters.
Marylin Hudson, the group's
executive director, will begin the
event with a humorous mono-
logue called •You were born
under a funny sign,• from her
book of the same title.
Then the laughs will end, and
the thrills will begin.
A former Daily Pilot reporter,
Parker will speak about his most
recent work, •The Blue Hour.•
As in most of his novels, the
action takes place in Orange
County a.Rd involves a retired
homicide cop working on a baf-
fling seNal .murder case, which
involves a suspect who hunts
beautiful women and -injects
them with eternity."
SEE BOOK PAGE A 15
Program puts
MEDIHA FEJZAGIC 01 MARllNO I OAll.Y Pit.OT •
Megan Stevenson, 7, left. and Bridgette Austin, 8, hang on the play structure at
the Newport Elementary School beach playground.
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MILLENNIUM MOMENT
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THURSDAY, MM 27, 1999
DON LEACH I OAlY Pc.o·
Ed Hog~~L~~oordlnating this year's Corona del Mar SK
Scenic Ruff'On June 5.
,J
Preparing for
the long run
• Marathon veteran
forgoes Corona del Mar
SK to make sure others
have a good run.
..,1.A.0 BROW~
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On the cold dnd rainy
streets of New York, against
the winds in Chlcdgo and
through the fog of London,
Bob Hogue has competed
against the best marathon
runners m the world for 25
years.
But the Newport Beach
resident will be domg some-
I thing far more important than
runrung m d race that he said
is ct llttle more dear to him:
the Corona del · Mar SK
Scenic Run, which is sched-
uled for June 5.
•He's a key volunteer who
1s very 1.0Strumental in setting
up the course and nldkmg
sure it's correct," said Andrea
McGuire, the Commumty
<)ervices Recreabon Manager
for the aty of Newport
Beach.
Setting up comes at a cost,
Hogue said.
SEE.HOGUE PAGE A15
Deflcit balloons
. to $5.3 million • •
• School officials say
deficiency was expected
and stress district will
not go into debt.
J~K.A GARRR)!I;
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NEWPORT-tvtESA -The
school distnct's prOJected
dehot has ballooned from
$4.8 million to $5.3 million,
officials told school board
member.. Tue.c;day.
But Supt ~Obert Barbot
said the red numbers are not
a big wony. Much of what
appears to be a hortfall on
paper occurred because the
dlstnct took in money last
year that was spent on one-
tune expenses Uus year
The district, he stre sed, lS
not about to go mto debt.
Most of the dehot was
expected, said Mike Fine, the
dlStnct's assistant supennten ...
dent for business seJVlces.
·Tue bulk of our deficit
this year is somethmg that we
planned: Fine said. •1t's not
necessarily a bad thing.·
Fme told board members
the additional $500,000 m red
ink occurred because many; ·
children were out with the flu
late in the year, lowering ~
amount of money the district
will rece1vt? for student atten-
dance. •
AJc;o, the district must pa~
a large number of teache
who took supplemental edu,
canon C'las~es and, as part '?!i
an agret-ment reached lct.t
fall, are entitled to extra pay.
All told, the distnct plans
to pend about $122 oulbori
this year. but will only take ih
INDEX
ru-t, for community's sake .
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• Kaiser Elementary students take part in
'Project Tomorrow,' a county-run program
focusing on science.
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A sale for the·
Smart shopper
Smart & Final is reward-
. ing its SmartAdvantage
card holders with a 5%
discount off total purchases
when you spend $110
through July 18. It's a great
time to stock up on cups,
napkins, paper plates and
cleaning products. Smarf &
final (949) 548-8473 is at 707 :w. 19th St. in Costa Mesa. ·. ·. ·. •
Add to Balboa Island's
Memondl Day sale: Persim-
mon Tree, Shirley's Heart,
. Objects, Accent Interior
Design, Balboa Porch, Beach
Cottage, Art for the Soul,
Balboa Beach Co., Sally
Huss, Alex's Fashion Center
and Rachel's.
•
Designer Han Feng, who
spoke dt the Women of Vision
luncheon Tuesday, 1s making
d personal appeara nce today
at A'Maree's with her spring
and fall coll ections. A'Maree's
(949) 642-4423 is at 1649
Westcllff Drive m Newport
Beach.
•
The Yoga Place (949) 642-
• 7400, located in the Costa
Mesa Courtyards, 1s one of
the largest y°9a instruction
;Jtud1os in the area. There are
90 classes available weekly
and •l claims to have the
biggest selection or yoga
: products m Orange County.
!The range in classes varies
•from gentle to ngorous. There
are also workshops, a
teacher-training program.
.prenatal courses and kids
• classes
..
• BEST BUYS is published Thurs-
days and Saturdays. If you know of a good buy, send a fax to (949)
'46-4170 or write to Daily Piiot,
Best Buys. 330 W. Bay St .. Costa
• Mesa 92627
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PICTURES
.. ·OF DAD ·
Do you have a s~al
memory of Dad that'•
been captured on fUni1 If
so, we ho_pe you'll 1bare
.. · it with us. Send us your " . • favorite snapshot, and
: we'll run 1t in our Pat.her'•
• Day issue. The deadline
tor submissions 19 May
31. Address your 1ubmls-
sions to Father's Day .t
the Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa 92827,
Please include a ~
lion of the phOto wttb tbe
names of thOH J>i!ctured.
Sorry, but we caraaot
guarantee pbotol wtD be
returned.
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VOL 93, NO. 124
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PILOT PIOPLI
FRAN 'K GUTIERREZ
. Working against a world divided
HE IS ,
A link between two different worlds.
UPTOWN AND DOWNTOWN
Frank Gutierrez runs successful West
Side businesses -Muebleria Vallarta
arid Newport Custom Interiors -cater·
ing to two different segments of the
population.
Muebleria Vallarta, a furniture and
appliances store, caters to the local
l..Qtino community, while Newport Cus·
toin Interiors, a custom framing, iron-·
works and furnitv.re store, caters to
upscale Newport Beach clientele.
The stores are right next door to
each other on property Gutierrez owns
on the comer of 19th Street and Placen-
tia Avenue.
One group of customers lives a life of
necessity while the other lives a Ule of
luxury. Some have $1,000 cars and oth-
ers have $100,000 cars. Customers to
Newport Custom Intenors are looking
to decorate their million·dollar homes,
while customers to Muebleria Vallarta
are furnishing rental apartments that
they might share with another family.
Gutierrez is linked to one group
through culture and ethnicity and the
other group through education .
IMMIGRANT ROOTS
Gutierrez is accustomed to straddling
two d.iff erent worlds.
He grew up the child of Central
Mexican immigrants to California's
Coachella Valley, a farming community
in Riverside County.
Gutierrez later attended USC on a
·scholarship and graduated with a
degree in business. As a student, he
was interested in how business could
help build communities -a novel
notion. he admits.
His upbringing and his education
put him in a unique position.
After graduating from USC, Gutier·
rez shunned the corporate world and
decided to venture out on his own. He
opened Muebleria Vallarta in 1987.
got to know his customers, he began to
see there was a bridge linklng those
two worlds.
Many of his customers were the
work force behind the businesses cater-
,ing to the up~cale community. They
were the people who made the custom
furniture, built custom frames and
forged the custom ironworks .
Newport Custom lntenors was
fonded.
Gutierrez antiapates that eventually
he will make a total transition to his
new business. He has even started
branching out in oilier duectiofl5, act·
ing as an agent to artists he has. met
through hls custom franung business.
•To be able to deal in two different
worlds like this, you kind of have to
grow up with it, he -5aid.
• ·u you can't be successful in the
community where you know the lan-
guage and culture, how are you going
to be successful outside that communi-
. ty? • Gutierrez asked. Growing up in the Coachella Valley,
he saw how it was possible for commu-
nities, although geographically close, to
be worlds apart. In his 17 years in
Coachella, he never crossed the line
into upscale Palm Desert.
In fact, Gutierrez's business did
evolve to serve the community.
Soon, Gutierrez was dctl.Jlg as an
intermediary, even encouraging many
of the custom craftsmen to go into busi-
ness for themselves rather than work
for other pe9ple.
•1 dlways knew I was going to take
this busmess to a dtff e rent level.•
Gutierrez said
WHALE WATCHING
BONGO'S SPORTRSHlNG CHAR-
TERS offers private party whale
watching excursions everyday. The
cost is $125 for one hour, six pas·
senger max:u:num and a three hour
minimum. For more information,
call 673-2810.
NEWPoRT LANDING SPORT·
ASHING off er-. a low.cost way to
whale watch, weekdays from 10
a.m. to 1 p.m. and weekends and
holidays from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
The cost is $14 for adults, $8 for
seniors and children over 12. Spe-
cial discount rates are available for
schools, churches and community
youth groups. For available dates
and information, call 675-0550.
PILGRIM OF NEWPORT, the 118;
foot historic schooner, otters week-
end wbale watching trips, Satur·
days from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and
Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m. The cost
is $20 for adults and $15 for chil-
dren. The schooner is also avail·
able for private charter. For reser·
vations, call 966-0686.
FUN ZONE BOAT COMPANY
guarantees whale or dolphin sight-
ings during their excursions or the
next trip is free. Daily trips cost
$11.t fot adults, $12 for seniors,
children ages three to 11 are $8
and children under three are free.
Groups rates are also available for
A NEW WORLD
M Gutierrez built bis busilless and
-STORY BY ELISE GEE,
PHOTO BY KJM HAGGERTY-ZVUUS
schools, youths and groups of 15 or
more. For reservations, call 673·
0240.
DAVEY'S l:OCKER operates
whale watch cruises daily through
the end of MaJc:h. Operating hours
are Monday through Friday at 10
a.m. and 1 p.m. and Saturday and
Sunday at 9 a.m., noon and 2:30
p.m. The cost ls $14 for adults, $12
for seniors, $8. for children ages
four to 12 and infants and toddlers
are free. Special discounts are
available for groups of twenty or
more, community youth groups, .
service organizations and schooJs.
Private charters are also available.
Guaranteed sightings of whales or
dolphins or else all passengers -will
receive a free pass. For more infor·
mation. call 673·1434.
FISHING
ASHSOiOOL
Fishing classes are offered Mon-
day and Tuesday of each week.
Classes leave the Balboa Pavilion
at 6 a.m. and return at 4 p.m. Cost
ls $125 per person. For more infor-
mation, call &13·2810. •
DORY ASHING FlfET
Get to the Newport
Pier/McFadden Square early to
watch the lleet return with the
fresh catch of the day. The fish is
prepared for sale at the open·air
market.
AFLOAT
ASHING TRIPS
Fishing supplies and boat char-
ters (open party and private) are
available at Newport Landing
Sportfishing, 309 Palms, Suite F.
675-0550; Falco Fishing Charters,
832-77081 and Daveys Locker, 400
Main St., Balboa, 673-1~.
SIX-PASSENGER
SPORTFISHING CHARTERS
Day and night fishing charters
are available for groups or singles.
Call Bongos Sportfishing Head·
quarters on the Balboa Peninsula,
673·2810.
ASHING BOAT RENTALS
Streamline center console-fish-
ing boats can·be rented at Balboa
Boat Rentals on the Balboa Penin·
sula. These new 19 inch boats are
equipped with live bait tanks, fish
finders and VHF rad.to. Available
by hour and hall day rates at $170.
Full day rates are $240. U-Dnve
offshore boats equipped with VHF
radios can be rented by the hour,
half day or full day. Rates range
from $40 per hour to $195 Jor. the
day. Call Balboa Boat Rentnls at
673-7200.
SAILING
LESSONS AND BOAT RENTALS
Learn to sail or windsurf at
Resort Watersports. Also rent wind·
surfers and 14·foot sailboats at $15
per hour. Call 72S.1150.
MORE SAILING LESSONS
AND RENTALS
Sailboat rentals and private
lessons are available at Marina'
Sailing in the Balboa Fun Zone.
Advanced classes include naviga·
tion, big boat, power boat, mtro-
duction to heavy weather and
first-mate mstruction. Call 673·
7763 for more information. Also
call the Blue Dolphin Salling Club
at 644-2525 or the Lldo Sailing
·Club at 675-0827 for rentals.
KAYAKING/CANOEING/DIVING
KAYAK CLASSES
.Beginrung sea kayaking, rolling
clinics and pnvate lessofl5 are
offered. Kayak and sea ski rentals
are also available. For more infor·
mation, call Paddle Power, 1500 W.
Balboa Blvd., 675·1215.
KAYAK TOURS ANO RENTALS
lWo-hour kayak tours begin at
10 a.m. every Sunday (rom New·
port Dunes. Cost is $15 per adult,
$10 per child. Kayak rentals and
classes are also available. Call
729-1150.
MORE KAYAK RENTALS
Single ($10 per hour) and dou·
ble ($15 per hour) kayak rentals
are available in the Balboa Fun
Zone. Call Balboa Boat Rentals,
673·7200. Paddle Power also pro·
v1des kayak, surf ski a.nd canoe
rentals. C41.1675·1215.
CANOE TOUR OF BACK BAY
Back Bay canoe tours are
oCf ered by Upper Newport Bay
evf>ry Saturday. Meet at 8:30 a .m .
on Shellmaker Island. For more
information, call 640;-6746.
ROWING LESSONS
ANO CANOE RENTALS
The Newport Aquatic Center
offers sweep rowing (oQie oar).
sculling classes (two oars) and
canoe rentals. Classes run for four
weeks and cost $75. Introductory
chrucs are dlso available Satur-
days and Sundays at a cost of $10.
For more information, call 646-
7725. .
SCUBA TRAINING
The Aquatic Cente~. 4537 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach,
offers scuba tra.m.ing consisting of
soc evening and two weekend
day classes Cost ranges from
$200 to $310. The center also
offers scuba rentals, special trips,
repairs and air fills. For more
information, call 650-544'0.
rrs A DIVE
At Dive·in Scuba, 2482 New-
port Blvd. in Costa Mesa, certifi··
cation classes for beginning to
instructor level scuba divert are
available. Other services offered
include local boat cbarten, equip-
ment sales, rentals and repairs.
For more information call 631·
9288.
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!es) pro~ a bill last week that
would r~uue Califomio motonst.s 75'and older to pa a behind·
the-wh 1 test as a conclibon of
reneWlll9 lheLr d.river"s licenses
Now we old-tuncb have a spc·
cidl pleading orgaruz.ation of our
own called the Am~rican As ocia·
tion of Retired Persons. Mostly 1t
looks out for our mterests m ,
Washington and state capitals -
perhaps not as tunnel-visionod as
the NRA, for example, but cer-
tairtly as aggressively.
So when Hayden annOWlC<'d
hls bill, the AARP reactf>d qwckly.
and finnly agamst driving tests foe
seruors sunply because of theu
age The state legislative coordi-
nator for the AARJ> complamed
that the bill would lump t~ether
all people 75 and older-without ·
regard for such iildivtdua1 charac-
teristics as driving records or cur-
rent driving abilities.
She was then quoted m the
Los Angeles Tune. .as Sdymg: '
•we want thP roads to be sale for
everybody, but we don't th.ink
you should JUSt single out older
people ·
There appears to be some per-
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suasive reasons to do so Older
people are being 510gled 01.Ui
because more of ui. get mto ecn·
dents, particularly fatal on . A
Califorrua Department of Moto1
Vehicles study found that dnvcni;
older than 65 were mvolved 'in
17% of fatal acadents while ~ ..
ing up only 12 % of licensed dri·
vers. • ·
A OMV spokesper..on 'id.Id dri·
vers older than 80 aze ,more thd.D
twice as likely as the averdge dri-
ver to be at fault in a fatal colli·
s1on
But the OMV study also cau-
ttonhd that older ddullc; V<JIY con-
-s1derably in their drivtng skills,
lbd their mental d.nd physical
abilities, and that "chronological
age per se is not d reliable med·
sure of collision nsk."
OK, so it's a fldg. But aclording
to the AARP coordinator: "The
majority of ow people are con-
·cemed, angry and scared They
haven't been tested for decades.
and they are afraid they are gomg
to lose their mobility.•
Damn right we're afraid ot los·
ing our mobility. I hope that it
never happens to me But il I'm
Thursday, JW:rt 27, 1999 A 3
urisaf , I want to know 1t. And 1t1
61Jllpty a matter ot physical fact
that the dtances ot it being tru
dr gr at r now lhan"they were
20 or 30 or 40 yeal'6 ago.
So J'm not afraid of t.alDng the:
driWlg t t ii it ts glVen inlpdrt;i.al,~
Jy1 prof onaµy and compassion-
ately. I've had some road-testers
over the years that dklri't seem to
me to qualify on any ot those
three counts-which is one rea-
son a lot of pooplo are scared. ..
J'm rtot overjoyed about Hay-·
den's bill Ifs going to require
. ome shaVlllq and polishirig anti
retrofittm:Et ke swe it td.;kes
mto acco the concerns n<lted
aoove. ,
• But I do thifUc denial is a
good pluce to come down in the·
matter of dnving quitlific<1:b.ons. I
want to be as sure as Hayden ..
does that I'm not a menace to
myself or others pn the road. So •
I'll take his te.sL And J'll also drag
race him anytune he's up to il ;
• JOSEPH N. BEU. is a Santa Ana
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schools .. Dai~ Pilot ki'6 Thursday, May 27, 1999
Board of Education approves recQnfiguration plan
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.NEWPORT-MESA -Begin-
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the. neighborhood east of San
Miguel Dnve will no longer be able
to ~d their children to Andersen
Blernentdry School, the district
Board of Education decided Tues-
t I•
day,
The students will hAYe to attend
nearby Uncoln or Eastbluff Ele-
mentary schools mstead, because
Andersen simply does not have
room to accommodate all the chil·
dren growing up in the area over
the next few years, _ _
But students who a1e already
enrolled in the overcrowded
school, as well as all their siblings,
will be allowed to stay, no matter
where they live. Families in the
Phase ID development of the Port
Streets, as well as families in the
Harbor Noll development, will also
be added to the attendance zone
even though their homes are locat-
ed east of San Miguel.
.,I think they did the right thi,ng
to keep the Port Streets together,•
said Andrew Santa Maria, who
lives in the Phase ID development
Sarita Maria made an impassioned
case that the Port Stteets are re&ly
one neighborhood and should feed
into the same elementary school.
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conclusion of the marathon meet·
jng. •
•Didn't it go well?" asked 81\
enthused school board presidept
Serene Stokes, who represents
Corona del Mar. Stokes said she
had.teared there would be hostility
and anguish over the boundary
change, but instead there was bar·
mony.
Other changes designed to
relieve overcrowding at the school
include possibly moving the
kindergarten to Uncoln I;lemen-
tary starting in the fall of 2000 or
2001 and adding up to five
portable classrooms at the sclaool.
Many parents also pleaded with
the board to consider •1ong-tenn
solutions• to the demographic
pressures on elementary schools in
the Corona del Mar High School
zone, including possibly creating a
middle school in the area.
Tuesday's difficult decisions
wrapped up the district's reconfig·
wation process. Board members
approved plans for the three other
high school ionos earlier 1J1 the
spring. .
Board' members alsO voted to
approve an overall reconfiguration
plan for the district and to spend up
to $2.2 million to purchase portable
classrooms.
Over the years, the district has
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Ouctuabng eruollments by haphaz.
ardly opening and closing schools, •
adding graaes here and shutting
down classrooms there. The r~-Wt
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fonnats at different schools.
10-mdress this issue, and to
make room for smaller kinder-
. garten classes and burgeorung
enrollments at some schools, Supt.
Robert Barbot decided the tune
was right to reconfigure distnct
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School officials outraged by state budget proposa.IS District erred in allowing police s~arch ~
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NEWPORT-MESA -With
their conservative political con-
nections and staid grandeur up
on the dais, IChool board mem-
ben 8nd administrators hardly fit
the .image of (ire-breathing radi-
cals.
But outraged over aspects of
Gov. Gray Davis' education pro-
posals, local offidals, from Supt.
l«>bert Barbot on down, say they
plan to take matters into their
own hands and lobby state and
local governments to give school
districts more control of their
money.
"We need to start' st.anding up
and saying, 'Wait a minute here,'•
said bciard member Martha Fluor.
At issue is the May revision of
Davis' proposed budget, which
mdudes a windfall for schools,
but, in the words of Mike Fine,
chstrtct assl.stant u~rtntendent
for business services, a Windfall
with •big strings attached.·
Barbot-said the present budget
includes funding for spedal pro-
grams such as school safety, new
textbooks, and preschool pro-
grams, but not nearly enough
money for the day-to-day opera-
tions of the school district.
"Theoretically, we could end
up with a lot more money, but we
would end up with less money for
actually running the district,• said
Barbot. •1t•s like buying a whole
bunch of new clothes, but not giv-
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• want my vote back,• wailed
Dana Black at-Tuesday's school
board meeting, speaking of her
ballot cast for Davls.
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On Friday, Barbo~ will join 28
other Orange County su~ten
dents at a press conference call·
ing for a master plan for educa-
tion m California.
"We're just see-sa~ back
and forth oll the time,• S4id Bar-
bot of the waves of sometimes
contradictory education reform
efforts that have come from
Sacramento in recent years. "We
need a master plan, so we all
know what we'ie doing.• ·
Fluor also asked Barbot to
approach h1s feUOw superinten-
dents ~. gauge their interest in
jointly hiring a lobbyist to advo-
cate for the couoty in Sacramento.
The mammoth l..os 'Angeles Uni·
tied School District employs many
paid lobbyists, said Fluor, but its
interests aren't always the same
as Ne\V?.)rt-Mesa's.
• Officials promise that breach of policy concerning
anti-drug pr()gfam will n~t happen again.
Dift Plat
NEWPORT-MESA -School
officials sGtd Wednesday they
erred in allowing police officers
and a police .dog into a classroom to
search students' desks and back-
packs.
But they also stressed that the
four-year-old drug-sniffing dog
program bas been a success in
deterring students from brtnging
·drugs to school.
Marc Katz, a veteran teacher dt
Back Bar High School, complained
to schoo board members Tuesday
evening that his classroom was
searched wrongfully by Costa
Mesa pohce officers and a drug·
detecting dog. ·
In violation of district policy,
l'INITITUT
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Katz said, officen bwst into bis
clasm>om May 19, ordered stu-
dents out and searCb.ed the room.
They reportedly did not find any
contraband.
.. It was an error," Mid Lmne
Bloomberg, the district's drug and
safety COQ~tor. •it's not &UP·
posed to happen. AnclU won't hap-
pen agam.
Under the policy, which drew
national attention to the district
when it was adopted in 1~, offi-
cers and the dog are penn1lted to
search lockers, cars and public
spaces, but are not allowed' to go
into classrooms or sniff the students
themselves. .
Every high school m the district
receives a visit from the canine at
least once a year. An administrator
knows the dog is coming, but stu·
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week.
The dogs had not been to the
school for a long time, lhe said, and
some administrators and prtndpals
may have been unsure of district
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But even Flllor, who iniww~
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• Send AROUND TOWN tttmt to the
0a11y Pilot. no w. BIY st., Coda Mes. ~7; fax them to (949) 646-4170; or
ull (949) 642-5680. ext. 228 A complete
listing of Around Town may be found 1t
dallypllot.com.
roDAY
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Newport Beach Community Ser-.
tes is seeking volunteefS to
Jlelp with the 18th annual Corona
del MarSceruc 5Kfrom 6:30 to 10
aJn. June 5. Volunteers will serve
b course monitors, finish line
helpers and restaurant row
helpen. Volunteers will receive a
T-shlrt on race day. For more
lnformation, call (949) 644-3159.
Tiae Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce's Sunset
Alter Hours mfxer will be pre·
S'1)ted from 5 to 7 p.m . at the El
Tonto Grill, 951 Newport Center
Drive, Newport Beach. Admis·
si()o is free for members and $10
for non-members. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 729-4400.
lbe Center for Expressive Thera-
py will present a women's group
at 6 p .m. al 2900 Bristol St., D-103,
Cpsta Mesa. The group will
explore issues related to one's
purpose in We and proVJdes exer-
cses to change beliefs and
behaviors that are counterpro-
ductive to life and relationships.
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For more inf~UQO, call (1J4)
571-6113.
Coaifort Zone, a ••tal Waeu sup~rt group, will meet from
7:30 to 9 p.ril. at Ughthouse
Coastal Community Church, 301
Magnolia St., Costa Mesa. For
more lllfonnation, call (949) 548·
7274.
MONDAY
The New Arches Interchange
dedication will take place today, ·
starting at 10 a.m. inside the looR
ramp west of Newport Boulevard,
on the north side of Coast High-
way. The city lbdmark will be
festooned with American flags
subsidized by American Legion
Post 291. The event will feature
local dignitaries, nostalgic
speeches, historic photos, a live
swing band, a parade of electric
vehicles and refreshments. For
more information, call (949) 644-
3151.
TUESDAY
The Newport Beach Chrlsttan
Women's Club luncheon will be
presented at 11:30 a.m . at the Bal-
boa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast
Highway. The featW'ed event will
be "A Collection of Design Jewel-
ry by Serafina." n ckets are $21.
Reservations are requested. For
more iDtonnadoo. c4ll (949) 780-
9616.
WEDNESDAY
AD eJgbt·WMk taa dal dlla WW
start today at the Costa Mesa
Seruor Center, 695 W. 19th St
This class will feature a "no
sweat• fonn of mental and ph}'si-
cal exercise. Wear comfortable
clothing ~d fiat shoes Admis-
sion is $24. For more .infannatinn,
call (949) 645-2356.
The Orange County Coast Assn.
luncheon will be presented at
noon at the Newport Harbor
Nautical Museum, 151 E. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. The
luncheon is titled "The Seal
Beach Update -Hellmari Ranch,
Naval Weapons Station, and
· Water Quality, Los Angeles and·
Orange County." Special guest
speaker will be Seal Beach coun-
cil member Shawn Boyd. Recep-
tion is at 11 :30 a.m. and a lun-
cheon and raffle will be held at
noon. The program will begin at
12:45 p.m. Reseivation deadline
is May 31. Tickets are $20 for
non-OCCA members. For more
information, call (949) 660-8665,
ext. 3.
PadJic Law Offices will present a
free "Livipg Trust and Medi-Cal
Estate Planning" seminar at 6:30
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A .,......... caacet dlscu1lon
group will meet from 1 to 8:30
p.m. at Hoag Cancer Center
Auditorium, One Hoag Drive,
Building 4 1, Newport Beach.
Spoutes, family members and
support persons are welcome to
attend. For more inf onnation, call
(949) 760-5542. .
JUNE4
A gem, jewelry illld bead show
will be presented through Sun-
day in Building No. 10 at the
Orange County Fair & Exposition
Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa
Mesa. Hours are from noon to 7
p.m. today1 from 10 a.m. to 7·p .m.
SatW'day; and from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. Sunday. For more infonna-
tion, call (714) 708-1500.
JUNE 5
The 18th annual Corona del Mar
Scenic 5K or 2-mile Fun Walk will
tak~ place today throughout
Corona del Mar's residential
streets and scenic bluffs. The
event will also include a 1K Dol-
phin Dash for kids age 3 through
10. Pre-registration fees are $18
tor the SK Race, $15 for the 2-Mile
Walk and $12 for the Dolphin
Dash. Pees include a T-shirt. Pro-
ceeds will benefit Newport Beach
Conununity SE'rvices youth pro·
grams and Corona del Mar's
beautification project. For more
infonnabon, call (949) 644-3151.
A Tennessee Walking Horse
show will be presented through
Sunday in the Equestrtan Center
at the Orange County Fall &
Expo61tion Center, 88 Fair Dnve,
Costa Mesa. For more informa·
tion, call (714) 708-1500 ..
HomeAJd Orange County will
celebrate its 10th anniversary by
presenting the Rainbow of Hope
Ball at the Four Seasons Hotel,
Newport Beach. The black-tie
gala will include an ,ev~g of
fine dining, live entertamment,
dancing and a silent auction.
Tickets are $175. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 553-9510.
JUNE6
Newport Beach's Paddle Power
will present its annual Kayak
Expo. from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at
North Star Beach, 1 White Cliffs
Drive, Newport Beach. Paddle
more than 60 kayaks, canoes and
surf skis, meet representabves
from top rnariufacturers and view
equipment and accessories. The
grand prize drawing features two
kayaks. For more ihfonnaUon,
call(9'9)675-1215.
lbe Balboa llland Parade wtJI
take place at 11 a.m. on Balboa
Island. The parade will begin on
Bayside Drive and theri travel over
the Balboa Island Bridge and .
down Marine Avenue. The event will feature floats, marching
bands, old cars and entertainment. nus year's theme is ·rrs a Good
1..Jf e. • AdinisSion is fiee.,for more
mtonnation, call (949) 675-1773. 1
Local auti.or Robert Bruce WOOd-•
cox will be signing bis book, ·nie
Golf Gods Are Laughing,• at
noon at Barnes & Noble, F~hion
Island, .953 Newj>ort Center Dri·
ve, Ne~rt Beach. For more
information, call (949) 759-0982. •
JUNES
The Friends of the Newport
Beach Ubrary will present the1r
annual luncheon and installation
of officers at 11 :30 a.m. at the Bal-
boa Bay Club, 1221 · W. Coast
Highway, Ne~rt Beach. Dean
Corey, executive director of the
Orange County Philharmonic
Society, will speak on the present
and futW'e of the Philharmonic
Society. Reservations are $20 and
must by made by June 1. For
more information, call (949) 67 5-
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1PQ' science liitandards in local b . .
·we've been doing Uungs
• Jboul light and nitrogen in our
room, and now to have a
rocket scientist show os what
we've been learning is' cool,"
'd Craig Thompson, who was
among the 1 sixth-graders
ooohing" and "ahhhing" dur-
ing the demonstration.
•Project Tomorrow" is a col-
~bOration between businesses,
educators and organizatjons
dedicated to supporting sci-
ence education from kinder-
garten through 12th grade,
. aid Ed Rodevich, math a"fid
1cience coordinator for the
county Department of Educa-
on.
•we are working hand-m-
hand with local businesses in
this program,• Rodevich said.
•They're the ones who came
up with $12,000 so all these
teachers could be here today."
With aid from corporate
sponsors, teache~ will l>e able
to attend a summer science
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1.nstitute at UCI, Rodevich said.
He also said that, m a collabo·
rahve effort with the USC
Graduate School of Education
·and ·Project Tomorrow,•
teac])ers Will have the opportu-
nity · to pursue a master's
degree in education, focusing
on science.
Bostrup has been a sctdntist
for more than 20 years and has
worked fo~ Rockwell for 15
years.
He said it is entertaining to
instruct educators and students
on topics such as the designat-
ing of the invisible rays that are
just beyond the red end of the
visible spectrum, and where
their waves are ·longer than
tho~e of the spectrum colors .
"A lot of the children love
the demonstration," Bostrup
said. "It shows them that
because the light bas a pene-
trating heating effect, it can be
used for various things.•
The scientist said be tries to
give attendees two things to
take home.
•One is a good lesson and
the other is a bit of razzle-daz-
zle," he ~aid.
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• EDtTOR'S NOTE: Tue Reel Ctitta col-
4mn features movie a1t1ques written by
community members serving on our
panel.
Lucas' imagination
lights up big screen
U Jllikely as it may seem,
some JM:!Qple may not have
yet seed the most heralded
motion picture of this (or almost
any) year -•star Wars: Episode 1
-The Phantom Menace,• the
George Lucas prequel to the origi-
.nal series. Some benighted movie-
goers may not even want or
intend to see it ··
My advice: "Go see it.•
"The Phantom Menace• has
many values beyond its techno-
logical sa-fi razzJe-dazzle. It will
be good for one's adrenaline. •
It has style, lush and amazmg
u:nagery, innovative and fre-
quently beaublul photography,
some amuslDg situations and
tines arid a gallery of characters
wh9, if not as well-rounded as
.they might have been, have a
variety of personallties that cdrry
the story forward.
And, of
course. the
engaging
droids, R2-D2
Md C-3PO,
are back. A
new droid, Jar
Jar Binks.. !tom
Navoo, the
planet'oC dan-
ger, is more
tedious than
funny.
Essen ti.ally,
Eleanore
Humphrey
this •star ,
Wars" film is a m~eval myth; cl
-combination of liege lord tradi-
tions, styli~tic heraldry, the
Ottoman Empire's lush and
ornate parioply arid the ferooty
of the Crusaders mixed hig-
gledy-piggledy m Lucas' rrund,
then transformed with exqws1te
precision into a stunning movie.
Lucas conjures up unages
with i.nfmite attention to detail. In
the stunning interiors m the royal
palace and other official cham-
oers, for instance, he captures
the glittering elegance and
"stately pleasure dome{s) •
described so eloquently by
Pitchers of
Beer
Colend~e in "Kubla Kdhn.• The • ELEANORE ......-v, "cYer 65; .told. It's mod·
same with many of the extenors, Ii~ in Costa Mesa .ind ii• polrtkal J~kie em ·mytho~
his cinematographers do an involved with several crty commrttees nus JJlOVle
exceptional Job. lays the
There are a tew problems, It's a good movie, 'gTOundwotk tor
mostly with the characters. Natalie but IlOt a great one the future films Portman portrays a stiff Queen th.al we have
AmidaJa and Liam Neeson lS a I was 13' when the ongmal--·~· already-$88Il. In
solemn, colorless Qui-Gon :Jinn. · "Star Wars" movie was 1t a young Ob1-
the Jedi mentor .of the youthfuJ released. And like so many Wan {played by
Obi-Wari Kenob1 (Ewan McGre-millions of others, I was com-Ewan McGre-
gor) pletely overwhelmed. gor) under the
The wnting leaves something to The special effects were tutelage of a
be desrred, too, but the viewer unlike anytlung I'd seen before, master Jedi
Rlchard
Brunette
should realize that Lucas is setting so realistic and awe-inspiring. Knight Qw-Gon·
the stage for the next two Star But equaJly thrilling was the sto-Jinn (Uam Neeson) are sent to wars movies (due three and six ry of the young hero Luke Sky-intercede in the affairs of the plan-
years from.now}. so he sets it up as· walker, fighting the evil Darth et Naboo, ruled by Queen Ami· u 00 a chess board, with calculated Vader with help from mystical dala (Natalie Portman).
moves by the r~nc;ite queens, Obi-Wan Kenobi and the cocky, Naboo has been wrongfully
krughts. blShops-~ pawns. qwck-witted Han Solo and his blockaded by the warships of
furry pal, Chewy. the Federation and is ready to be
Lucas' imagery goes beyond And let's not forget those !i myaded'f~dala is saved by
the ordmary, his work replete •droids, • R2-D2 and C-JPO, or I the J§?(ii ~whisked away to
with concepts and details that the love interest, Pnncess Leia. the pl~et Tatooine, where they
are fresh and captivating. We all know the Star Wa.rs sto-meet 9-year-old Analan Sky·
It is apparent that every ry. My expenence ~not unlike walker (Jake Lloyd), the future
sequence, scene and shot gets that or any other fan of the trilogy. Darth Vader arid father of Luke
his critical scrutiny. If watched ..,, We know the chardcters Wee they and Pnncess Leia
carefully, there are bits and were members of our Camily. The When leaving the theater, I
pieces of action that surprise,;a.nd' table is etched in the Aro\ncan felt like I'd just seen the first two
please the viewer. p!>)'che as deeply as an ale ever hours of a three-part ffilIU-senes
But what ls really missing from'
•Phantom• is the.,t,lumor and th
beer heroics of •star Wars.•
While all the ilctors a.re fine,
Neeson is no match for Sir Alec
Gwness (who played Obi~Wan m <AH•
"Star wars•) and while l'm very ,,:
ple.uod with ~egar as
young Obi-Wan, and J look for-'
ward to his recumng role in futuJ$ '~
fibns, his character couldri't com-
pete with Luke (Mark Hamill). •
· Finally, while the new and
'completely computer~~ated •
character Jar JM Binks will be trl
well-received by kidS, there is just•H no matching Harrison Ford's role # #
as the cocky and self..assured Han. 'l
Solo, or the feeling of ca,maraderte • 1
evoked by the onginal c.ast.
· But then, •Phantom• really
shouldn't be JUdged against any •
of the other •Star War;· films, or
any other film for that matter. On ..
its own ment, it really is a good
moyie; it's just not a great movie.
It's fun, enterta.uung, the special
effects are wonderlul and the
whole family can go see it
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· Try Newport's Italian restaurant Sapori it's all in the name
fact, some customers may have
mistaken my reaction to this dish
as a poor imitation of that irifa-
mous restaurant scene in •When
Harry Met Sally.• Sorry. Whe~ my husbaild·and I
ask dour friends ·
Richa.rd and Sherri to
join us at Sciport ltalidn restau·
rant on Bayside Drive. we had no
tdea what a treat we were 1n for.
Snugly tucked-in at the end of
Bayside Center (Vons Pavilion
center), Sapori lS surrounded by
a lush hedge
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, forget you
Me actudlly 111 a stnp mall on a
very busy street The outdoor
heat lamps peek.mg over the top
of the hedge and the smells float-
ing through the a ir Me the only
clues that Sapori is there at aU.
Unfortunately, lhe sign is honde-
scnpt dnd looks hke dll the other
gns m the center. J
As we ~~ed into the stone pone area Sbirounded by white
lights in the trees -a'la Tave'!\
on the Green -we were wel-
comed warmly by owner/chef
Sal Maniaci and tho wait staff.
As th·e weather was beautiful
and the heat lamps were in
working condition, we opted for
the patio, with its small tables
and bright flower pots.
Indoors, the decor is both styl·,
ish and contemporary, with stone
floors, simple wooden chairs tmd
track lighting. The two brigbl-
red entries that open the inside
to the pabo give Jt a breezy and
casual feel, and the local art (for
sale) on the walls ptovtde plenty
of color without overwhelming
the customers.
If this decor doesn't work for
}'01:1.'however, Sawn is planning
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facade and adding booths to the
indoor area -all to create more
·of an authentic Tuscan feel. The
food alone achieves this1 the
decor will be a bonus.
The first and most obvious
question we had to ask is, why the
Japanese name? Oh ignorantone.
Sapori means •many flavors• en •
ltallano, and bow aptly that
describes the food here.
In. my opinion, bread is always
an excellent indicator of the food
to come. For example, if you get a
basket of wonder bcead, beat a
hdsty path out of there. Stay a
whileatSapori,though.They
serve foccacia bread and ciabatta,
a Tu.scan hard bread. with olive oil
ICIM ~"TY.ZVWS I DN.Y Al01
Sal Maniaci of~ remunnt tn
Newport BeadL
and ba1salmic vinegar.
For appetizers, the bruschetta
al pomodoro, toasted bread with
chopped tomatoes, black olive
paste, capers and basil ($5.95)
creates a new standard for fresh-
ness in tomatoes, and the cala-
mari fntti ($6.95), fried calamari·
served with a bold and zingy
marinara. fortunately uses the
same tomatoes. A smart move.
The insaloto sapori ($6.75),
butter lettuce, hearts of palm,
sliced apples and walnuts in a
...
tasty vin&grette dressing as a
nice, light start. Arugala and
radicchio salads are also ottered
($3-.95 to $6.75), but I like the
mildness of the butter lettuce.
The linguinl vongole veroci
($12.95) or linguine and dams for
the English-speaking, had
enough garlic to keep you facing
the other direction for several
days. It was served with enough
linguine to keep you jogging for
several more days.
The scoloppl.ne plccato
{$18.95), veal scaloppine sauteed
in wine with capers, mushrooms
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and lemon, wtts zesty and fresh,
while the supremo di pollo
liorenUna ($15.95) a chicken and
spinach dish, lured you into
thinking you are being some-
what healthy until it arrives,
smothered in cheese. In my
cheese-loving opinion, this is a
good thing.
As a group, we rould not
agree on a favorite entree, but as
the holder of the pen, I picked
the torfalle al salmone ($13.50),
bow tie pasta with smoked
salmon, tomato cognac and gar·
. lie sauce, as the crown jeweb In
The menu offers other promis•
ing entrees that will re;quire
another trip -maybe even this
week -like the lobster ravioli
($13.95) and gnocchi al gor-
gonzol'l ($12.75). Several fish
spedals were offered and the
filet of beef in balsamic vineg41'
and fresll tomatoes ($21.95)
sounds interesting. Individual
pizzas are also available ..
Save just enough room for the
lemon creme brulee, a tart twist
on the tradition.all Fear not, they
also offer the classictiramisu and
several other desserts, including a
peach and chocolate mousse torte.
In direct violatiQn of Oprah's
-seventh rule not to eat 2..J hours
before going to sleep, the restau-
rant did not begin to fill until about
8:30-9 p.m But we knew we were
at a hip, bot place when high
school prom-goers began aniving.
The evening turned into a cele-
bration of 50115, as evenings can do ,
when everything is right The food
complemented that •happy to be
alive and eating" attitude, so much
so that the leftovers beqt.me the
party favors. Party favors of many
flavors. Believe me, the perlectly
named Sapori is my kind of party.
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·Anniversary season~ offer Simon,.
~iHiams and 'Drivi.ng Miss Daisy'
TOMTrrUs
T he Costa Mesa Civic Play-
house was bom in 1965.
The Newport Theater Arts
Center came along in 1980. Both
will be celebrating aiuuversaries
in the coming season, the 35th
and 20t,h, respectively.
Both of these commwuty the-
ater groups have been flexing
their artistic muscles o·r late. Cos-
~ Mesa mounted excellent pro-
ductions of "Crimes of the
Heart• and "The Miracle Work-
er," and has "Fiddler on the
Roor waiting m the wings,
opening next weekend.
Newport, which winds up its
s~ason with the musical "Rags• this weekend, had a temfic stag-
ing of "Bells Are Ringing.• (I
e,Woyed NTAC's last two shows
-"The Prime of Miss Jean
' • Brodie" and "The
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-also, but couldn't
comment on them
officially due to the
pres~nce of my
daughter and ex-wile, respec-
tively, in the casts.) While "Rags• and "Fiddler•
play through June, the Costa
Mesa and Newport playhouses
• are making plans for those
: anruversary seasons, and both
: grpups have announced sched-_
ales that include golden oldies
and intriguing newcomers.
Both theaters have Neil Simon
m their repertoue. For Costa
Mesa, it'll be his first thrust into
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singer (reportedly based on Judy
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,life and be?' relationship with her
daughter back together. It opens
the season Aug. 26. ·
For Newport, Simon will close
the season next May 26 on a bit
of a lighter note, "Last of the Red'
Hot Lovers." This three-episode
chuckler follows a middle-age
fish market owner on a trio or ill-
fated attempts at infidelity.
Ira t:evin's suspense master-
piece "Deathtrap" is the second
Costa Mesa offering, operung
Oct. 14. The play focuses on an
older, established mystery wnter
and his young, murderously
ambitious protege as they match
wits and creativity.
Newport's season opener is a
much-anticipated newcomer to
our area, "Moon Over Buffalo"
by Ken Ludwig, author of the
hilarious •Lend Me a Tenor,"
which the theater staged so well
a few seasons ago. It's a back-
stage farce noteworthy in that it
lured Carol Burnett back to
Broadway.
No. 3 on the Costa Mesa line-
up is a mystery called "To Be
Anno\lllced" -the mystery
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batting second·is'8 revival of
"The Pajama Came, •\D musical
about life and love in a garment
factory, opening Nov. 11 .
Costa Mesa will 'have the dis-
tinction of mounting a new play
by Tennessee Williams, and il
that seems like an oxymoron
(since Williams has been dead
for many years}, the script of
"Coastal Disturban~es" was only
recently discovered. We'll get a
look Feb. 10
While Williams holds forth at
Costa Mesa, his contemporary in
heavy drama. Arthur Miller, will
be represented at Newport by
•A View From the Bridge,• tick-
eted for a Jan. 28 revival. This
moody piece focuses on an Ital-
ian family tom by passion, honor
and revenge.
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'•onving Miss Daisy" was a hit,
Oscar-'wmrung movie, but the
stage version is a relative new-
cofo •c. O>sta M~ wm present ~the tender drama in its first locci.l
. presentation, opening April 6.
And, while Simon's "Lovers"
is kicking up on the Newport
stage, Costa Mesd will wrap up
its 1999-2000 season with the
rousing musical "Gypsy,• about
the young Gypsy Rose Lee arid
her mom, the mother or all stage
mothers. It's curtalll up; light the
lights June 1. •
.Both theaters will be sending
out season brochures m the near
future. U you need more informa-
tion (such as audition dates), you
can call the Costa Mesa playhouse
at (949) 650-5269 or the Newport
theater at (949) 631-0288.
• TOM Tll\IS' reviews loc.al theater for
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mark on the acting PfQfesmon.
This past year, the i'bealer
~t produeed 60 plaYJ
and had more than 600 rol
I 9pe!l to students,
OCC graduate Shannon Fly-
nn was_ recently accepted into a
graduate pr<>gram in directing
at Yale Univemty. She and her
husband, Kelly, another OCC
grad , founded the thcatef com-
pany The HWlger Artists,' .
which bas featured OCC grads
in their productions. .
. Other OCC theater students.
now work m ad.m.inistrallve
and technical posts at South
Coast Repertory and the
Orange County Perlorrrung
Arts Center. The artisbc direc-•
tor of South Coast Repertory,
David Emmes, lS a graduate.
Others include Tun Todd, Lau-
ra Vuamontes, Usa Marquese,
Tma Munoz and Christopher
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Many other stUdents pumJed
degi In llleater at other
idlook. David Denman (LambJ, em to"The :JUDRu'd SCbool 'lll'
New York. He has appear.ed in
•ER,• • Cbialgo Hope,* *The
Sixties,• as wen es ~al otlier
sho~. •
Thrry Mowrey graduated
from ACT two yea?S ago and-is
now ptU'Swn<J a c-&eei U\ New
York Ciqr. Amanda Diaz, Mark
Fletcher and Kathy Kaetter Me
also at ACT.
OCC graduate Jenrufer
Rozzelle haS a leadipg role in
"The Guiding !Jght• ~d ha:>
· also been nonun.ated for an
Enuny. Amy Von Freyman .is e
member of The Groundlings (
and appears on lV's *Instant
Comedy." Will Ferrell is a regu·
lar on the cast of "Saturday
NightUve.•
Tilis summer, OCC will offer
thrE'e productions: "Swmgtime
Ca.ilteen," "The Uon, the Witch
and the Wardrobe,• and an
"Original Play Fe;ttval." For
more information about the
depcu1ment, call (714) 432-5640.
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IDITOlllL
Group is~tearing a family to· pieces -•
.. . . And, if Kolasinski's lack of for· 1
giveness toward the Fire Depart-.i:
ment is any m~asure -"What ,
(they) did to Piecemakers was no"
less painful than what happened '"
in Columbine, H she writes, mak-.,
ing reference to the hiyh school
,massacre in Littleton. Colo. -
there won't be a peaceful resolu-,
M ~mbers of the Piecei;nak-
e r!:., a re ligious group
that claims to be a fami-
ly, sl'em to have found their black
stwep rn Tom I lalhburton.
litigious age,· that isn't too surpris-
ing. But given the group's anti-
govemment rhetoric, the suit
seems incongruous, il not down·
right hypocritical.
of whom in fact couldn't judge
between what is righteous and
what is not if their life depended
upon it. All of them are baggage
that the taxpayers do not nee~."
At least until those judges ..
might benefit the Piecemakers.
Department to inspect their store
(the same issue that ignited her
letter a year and a half ago).·
11The spirit of dictatorship hov·
ers over the country," she writes.
Kolasinski had better hope that
judge isn't th~ one deciding her
case, should the lawsuit get that
far.
Lc1st ycc11, an upset HaJliburton,
whose mother 1s d 20-year mem-
l>N uf P1ec emdkers, sent e-mails
tu l>U!;lnt>SSP'> that work with the
uroup, c hdT9mg that the P1ece-
mc1k<•rs woup is a cult.
In a letter to the Daily Pilot from
October 1997, Piecemakers leader
Marie Kolasinski wrote: "It always
disgusts me when I hear about
prosecutors -lawyers we pay for
and who work against us m court.
Let us educate the juries as to
their rights over the judges, most
And it doesn't appear Kolasins·
ki bas had a change of heart,
judging by her letter +appearing on
today's forum page. In it, she is
quick to denounce a judge's deci-
sion to allow the Costa Mesa Fire
Right no~. it looks like it will.
Forgiveness, apparently, is out ·
of the question. Tom Halliburton
says he won't apologize.
tion nere.
I'll'< PntdkN'.'> hds responded
\\1th cl $5 nulhon lawsuit. ln this
Workday Assembly bill
,threatens our way Of life
•
F ll'xt1m.-Edfly Fnddys.
1'11 1-.tn<J up Uw kids. Going
lo llw cloc lot
1 J hl'!-.1' wm kpldre benefits
,.1·n1nr•·d hy 1nc1n~ <•mployees
:-..-111 won hP ti 1111·mory if a cer-
...Cc1111 '>t<1tt· A.,..,,•mh!\. h11l 1s
!t>cl'>'>t'd 11110 111\\
: <'11m•11tly. thl· Assembly is
"'J1·v11•\\ 11w11111<1 \\ill soon vote on
•Ill l'Xtll'ffll'I) bdd bill for both
•e>111plo~P1.., .t1irl 1•111ployee5 The
11•\\ port I ~<1rh111 Arec1 Chdmber ~ \\1th 11 ... I 000-plus members
~··1m•w111111q mou• lhdn ]l ,000
:i·111pl11}1•1·... I'> stronqly
~'f>f>U~t'cl lo tlw .. lull, which will
rl't1t1· 11 tl<'CJdl1v1• unpdcl on the
~wdy w1· work, hve dnd pldy. ! Authorl'd hy AssE'mblymdn
:vvt1ll) Knox 11>-We'>l Los Ange-
:IC'!-1. AB l>ll \\<Juld return Calilor-
-n1t1 to 1111 11111<'>.lhlP work sched-• ••1111' c11HI 1t•q111rc overtnne pdy
t.t t1l< ulc1lluns to ht• IMs~d on an
t•icJhl hour wor kclc1y 111ther than
ht• c um•nl 40-huur workweek.
: In .iclcht1on to lhP 1•1ght-hour
~11p1ilc11ton . AB hO provides new
:, u111h1·r'><Ht111 c1nd quvl'rnment-
11•quldh'd nwthods for the ddop-
'11on ot cllll•rnt1t1VP workweek
~lw<lult•.., mduchny lour IO-
huur-clt.1y <ic hedule:. dS weU dS
secret bcillot vote before an
:dltemahve work schedule an
lake eflN I.
:: For l'Xdrllpl<!, !Pt's dssume the
ma1ority of Pmployees in 'd com-
J><lny wt1nl to work d <:.trdight 8-
·1 to-5 .,, hPclult• II those fdlruly-
:mientt>cl <'rnployees in the
:nunonty would hke to work
t,onqer om• clc1y '>0 lh<'y can get
off c·ctrl) llw rwxt <ldy to pick up
lhf•JT kld!oo, cwt to d doctor's
..i.ppmntmcnl, or take care of
per.,ont1l lrns1ness, too bad for
hem
This k111cl of flex1b1hty -a
:valut1hlt• b(•1wlit an employer
l un prov1cll' without cost or loss
ol work output from employees
-would IH• CJr..tnP
In this d~J<' oi dysfunctional
families divorce dnd school
·bootmqs, AB 60 would only
odcl lo the> current trend of
neglect. ab~e and loneliness
that pldgues our society.
If this bill were passed, work-
mg pdrent!> would be forced to
lose vdluahle lime with their
c;bJJdren, attend to a sick parent.
even coach theu children's
rer or Litlle League teams.
60 also will cause severe
liardslups m a variety of mdus-
Q1es throughout the community.
Take for example the medical
profession. I fund.reds of employ-
ees such dS doctors, nurses,
medical technicians and others
who work long shifts, take out-
side medical classes or attend to
emergency cases, wul be direct-
ly affected by thJs bill.
Although thls may not seem
detrunental to some, we must
understand that employers will
not just dbsorb these state-
unposed increases m payroll
costs Rather, many will pass
these costs on to consumers
through higher prices, or simply
require a strict elght-}lour day
with no compensating time off
or flex-time allowed.
Translation: any persona]
bu me s will have to be done on
one's own time, and employees
will not bo given the freedom
COMMUNITY
COMM(INTARY
richord
luehrs
that mdny currently enjoy. Small
busin esses dlso will be fdced
with the burden of Cdlculating
overtime, dS well as diggmg
deep mto their pockets to pay
for the new lJw.
AB 60 also prolublls employ-
ers and employee!> from chang-
ing schedules more than once a
I
year, imposes new civil penal-
ues on employers who mcorrect-
ly calculate payroll, and insti-
tutes a plethora of new bureau-
crahc red-tdpe reqmremenls for
employers. The bill would make
Califorrua the only state in the
continental Uruted States to cal -
culate overtime m this fashion.
Many may be asking "H ow
could a bill like this be moving
through the legisldtive process
in the first place?"
The greed and power grab of
labor unions JS the driving force
behind this bill, which creates
substantial liability to employers
and limited freedom to employ-
ees.
Labor uruons promote AB 60
as merely an eight-hour-day bill
that includes flexibility for
employers and employees.
However, many provisions in
the b11J contradict this claim.
AB 60 requires a new one-
size-fi ts-all mandate on employ-
ers. The real reason is that
unions want to bold on to this
flexible work schedule as a bar-
gaining tool for uruon negotia-
tors. U everyone has the same
opportunity, why belong to the
union?
Overall, AB 60 is an awful
bill for both the small business
employer, as well as the
employee. The current system in
California, and the rest of the
nation for that matter, is a better
and fair way to calculate over-
time.
As the voice of business, the
Newport Harbor Area Chamber
of Commerce urges everyone to
write his or her legislator and
encourage the defeat of Alf 60.
Although AB 60 has passed
through committee and is on the
state Assembly floor, there may
still be time to defeat it befoTe it
gets to the governor's desk. U
we use a unified voice to com-
municate to our state legislators
as soon as possible, w e can put
a stop to this bill, which could
drastically change our current •
way Of ll!e.
• RICMAllD LUltm Is the president
and ,hltf executive offl<er of the New·
port H•rbor ArH Ch•mt>.r of Com· merct.
llOW TO COITICI IS
The Daily Pilot w !comes
letters on 1.sSues concemlng
N wport Beach and Costa
M sa. There are four ways to
nd in your conunents:
• LETTERS -Mail to the Daily
Pilot, 330 w Bay St., Com
M 92627
• READERS H01l.INE -Call
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lllDllS llSPOND
This has all the makings tor· a ,
bad family feud. What ever hap-"'
pened to turning the other cheek?
Tree issue reactions vary,· from ;:
" 'Gestapo tactics' to poetry
AT ISSUE: Should
Segerstrom and Sons be
permitted to remove
mature pine and euca-
lyptus trees on Bear
Street near South Coast
Plaza and replace them
with Cuban Royal Palms?
A case of checkbook
government? .
Segerstrom and Som has got-
ten the approval of the Parks and
Recreation Commission in a
wianimous decision to pull up
$300,000 worth of pine and euca-
lyptus trees, among others, on
Bear Street along South Coast
Pta.za.
What's particularly offensive to
this citizen is that this could hap-
pen without any opportunity for
people in the area to ~r
their approval• dila~~
the plan tdpill Olil ----have develo~ into mature trees
and replace thein with Cuban
RoyalP~.
· The article in the Daily Pilot
relates this change an the street's
Jandscapmg to the objec#ft of
making the street conform to the
"artistic vision" of the Segerstrom
consultant. to give Bear Street o
Florida re$01t look.
How can the city~ the
appearance of a major thorough-
fare to the design of~ one ele·
ment of this communitf,
Segerstrom and Sons? Because
\hey paid for il .
Does this mean the city Will
band over ils so-called muter
plan to the highest bidderf
Did anyone~ an~
ronmental engineer to dM r mc!ne
the ~ct of this change Oil
birds and other WildllW
twi~..!Tlt:CL1tto
these, which are ml1ed ·royai •
but look more lib sWizzJe lltickl
in a Miami lou!lge, affects 8"1ry-
ooe bealuse J:Dilll.lY Of m go there
and like to enjoy an emtro11ment
that lifts our spil::ils.
This~wiD ....... ~
to what 1ooa llW!rMllillkln· able to tboee mtWllC ......_
who attach~ tD OW'
iDfluential but gUDlbl!e dYlc pian·
nen.
Some people may like tbe
new look. AlttPJr alt tt ii mlbar
subjective, but if we pay our iales
PRO: The issue is
convenience
A few months ago1 a South·
west Airlines spokesman made a
presentation to the Aviation
• Committee of Southern Califor-
nia, saying that Southwest~el
comes the opportunity to offer
Orange County customen the
same • convement letvic:e, low
airfare1 and popular d8ltlnationl
that it often to Lot Angeles rell·
dents.•
Al a result ol thole words, on
~ 9, 1998, bl • Jettm to ttie Loi
Ang.lei '11mei, oppoumts al tbe prop.-airpmt mW lar. boy·
cOtt of Saul'lnNlt Alrtlml.
Whin IDOlt air_,,...... need
to reach a da .rndoa at a C8ltaba
time, they mo... ... Clldm wlla
tbed11beclll:Mdlliade.
low9lt pa. A .......... lar
............... dilplr •
.......... llt .....
~~g:~:==cue.
amount to taxation without repre-
sep.tation. nus is our dty and its appear·
ance matters to us. No group
should take precedence in civic
business because lt can pay for it
It tefl.ects the arroganc:e ot cbeck-
book ~
'A poem lovely
as a tree'
nee.
I think drimt I lblill nenr Me
A poem lowly Bl a bee
A tree wtx. hungry mouth ii
prest
Against the sweet eartb"I hungry
breuti
A tree that loiokl et God all day
And lifts her~ em» to pray1
A tree tbat may In 1U11UDer wear
A nell Of roblal m Im tMdr:
Upon w)Jole boeom anow has
lain1
Wbo lnttinll'8iy tiftl with rem.
-Poetry,
A MogozJne of Veme .
I doubt U this poem was writ·
ten with Cuban Royal Palms m
mind. I am ag4inst the removal ot
trees simply because they don't
fit into the scheme of things at
South Coast Plaza. Where does it
stop? 1bls is a sbamel
JOYa Kil.MER
Costa Mesa
Trees ... and
'GeStapo tactics'
1be dty ol cement inltead of
bees.
The city of more police per
capita than DlOlt cities,
The city that brags about
Gestapo tactia of police patrols,
can impounded and ticketaytY-en. always under the deceptton
al •helping thia peop11t• -too
1UJ09ant to knoW that the peo-
plil'I blood boils u thetr time and
money are also impounded.
It 11 IM> IWprise to me tbM the
kids are all celebrating Hltlm'I
birthday with bombl. Columbine
IL TOIO lllPOIT DlllTI
consumer's choice of airline.
Local politics don't count
when travelers need to get from
point to poillt in the safest, most
economical a,iid most efficient
manner. Boycott or not, you buy
the seat that suits your needs at
the moment.
Became Southwest ii the first
air carrier to come forward and
publicly ofter lt1 1ervicel to the
propoeed airport, Southwe9l will
be at tbe top of~ lit when I
need a ticket on an S:eou
Newport Beech
CON!More:::.. WW hurt all
ire Depart-.. Ji1Rt:emilk1ers' ..
wMehouse with armed police
that let me krloW ii I stepped out
ot line I wOuld suffer the CODSe·
quenc;e. The ridd ... ~ fdr •
no ap~t realOD, call cm the '
signature ol a judge.
The leader is a city Official, a
fire marshal. What he did to
Piecemaken was no less painful
than what happened at
Columbine. They not only thrust
us out of our wholesale business,
but witfi tbliir lies. triOO to ruin
our ... "°° not only m Costa ! Mesa, but in sunounding cities.
The~ who have grieved
us the..,, who~ the most •
mogent. .. not ~c. are
not a.ck. are not Orieilta1. but
are White, whose forefathers shed
their blood to keep us free.
Do~~ Tom McDuff
and the cityf Seventy times sev· C
enl But God is watching, and He ~~countries and peo-:
pl8. The spirit of dictatorship hav· •
en aver the country, and the •
UploliolJ of bombing WfB tJet =
Worl8 if we a a nation do not npm. God help us alll
MARIE KotASINSll•
CCltaMeM
I
" service to the prospects for sav-•
mg all of Orange County from
the blight that will result from •
international au operations in U'M!
heart of this uniquely beautiful
and desiiable residen~ region.
We mi.alt now leliouafy study
the prornW.ng potentials to uti·
Uze Ontario, Sa.n Bernardino
(the former Norton Air Force
Bue) and March Airfield -~
of which are inflJUtely better-•
suited to tliese P\ll'PQH• and •
whlch, bi aggregate, could pro;
vtdi for tb• percetTeil naeda ofJ 0r-.. bentde and San •
Bertiardlno counties. •
With a lldUfully designed :
~~=k:.we " ~"Tl--'T:S'r nm e.aty'.aart
Daily Pilot
DEFICIT
CONTINUED FROM A1
about SU? million.
District officials expected the
deficit, Fine said, because mil-
lions of dollars from the county
bankruptcy were returned to the
district last year. That money was spenl this year to pay off debts
and to free up money to give
teachers a raise.
•What we're working on is to
make sure there is no pattern to
the deficit, that it doesn't repeat
itself,• Fine said.
.... BOOK
CONTINUED FROM Al -.
Koontz, whose work
ranges from horror to
romance, will discuss bis new
novel, "Seize the Night,• the
second \11 a trilogy. Critics
have . predicted the three-
book chronicle may evolve
into his master work.
Round Table West also will
honor the Newport Beach
author with the "Adela
Award ·for Americ:;an Achiev-'
FYI
•-=T~at noon
Wl&!il! Balboa lay
Club, 1221 W. Coast
~., Ne:wPort Beach
COft $40.
Membership is $66.
• l•ORMATION:
(323) 478'-9279
HOGUE
CONTINUED FROM A1 .
"Yes, I'd love to run,• be said. :1 JTUSS rupni.ng th course, but as
a volunteer I'm helping others.•
Ra~ coordinator Jim Skahan
says between 2,800 and 4,000
runners, ificludihg Ule local us.-
Marine Corps platoon, will partic-
ipate in the annual event.
Proceeds will benefit the Coro-
na del M'1I beautification proJect
and Newport Beach's cty youth
program. I' •
Thundoy, ~ 27. ~999 A 15
..
•m New Yatk. wbme I enjoy
n~ lbe--. you talM1 to get
ttJ min 8Dd lbe cclld weather
l0"'"4h1 ...... 11116dl..il..nat too bad
for the~ became we really
don't tbink about the conditions.
And belldel, il'1 goOd for us
beCaU18 lt .... qur body tem~
perature down, wblch is very
~-~said.
' Toward that end, school board
members created a special bud·
get subcommittee to keep an eye
"My department won't spend
its whole budget this year,• Fine ·
said. ;That money will all go
back into the balance, and the (
balance will improve dramatical· :
ly.•
ers• in recognition of his body --------,------'
· ·1Hogue's) contribuuon ha
been exceptional,• Skahan wd
"He's sat on commsttees, he's
helped to reorganize the course
and has.served on the board.•
Hogue, .:51, U.O ~ a
200'"1Dile run eecb year in NeW· ,
port Beach to raise money for
children's charities. He said each
year there are 80 partiapants in
that race, And all runners require
sponsonblp to ra.i9e money for
needy chUdren.
•rw nm in marlltbo& in New
York, Chicago, Loodon, Pans and
other places, so I thought I oould
tum my ruilniDg into something
Uiefu.l, • Hogue said. Organizers
for the June S race said female
runners are scheduled to s1art at
7:30 a.m., followed by the men at
· on the d.isbict's books and review
all board decisions from a fman-
dal perspective.
of work. to encourage more people to •
About 300 people are attend, Hudson said.
There is one other piece of
good financial news for the dis·
trlct: A bill sponsored by state
Sen. Ross Johnson (R-lrvine) was
passed, making Newport-Mesa
eligible to apply for a share of the
state's $9.2 billion school band.
expected to attend, Hudson "The audience is not all
said. wnters -there is a whole 1n the more than 40 marathons
Hogue has run. the 27-year resi·
dent of Newport Beach has been
forced to compete Ul conditions
ranging from ram, wind, fog and
heat
Fine added that the deficit
may not be as serious as it now
seems. Many schools and
departments were allocated
money that they may not have
spent, and therefore money will
revert to district coffers at the
end ol the year.
The organization has made cross-section of people,•
a special effort to make its Hudson said "We had a bag
events open lo non-members lady come in one time with all
and keep them inexpensive her shopping bags.• 8a.m.
'He offered an example:
The district lost that eligibility
after it sold property on Bear
Street following the county
bankruptcy.
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Thursday, Moy 27, 1999 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949..57 ~223
~-R $ SSS S S F a s I' •' 1, ,, 38th annual athletic~ awards. breakf~st • newp.ort harbor area chamber of commerce ,.
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: ; In conjWKtton with the Commodores Club. the Dally Pilot sends its best to the Blue Chip Corona del Mar and News)ort Harbor high school senior atllleUs today at the Sheraton Newport. 1: ,.... ... ~._~~~..,._--~-.:...-.--..,..11""'11
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I ,. 1:
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I 1'
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in water
polo and
Tars• team
captain;
Team MVP
in swim·
ming and
CIF iv. I
finalist in
freestyles;
Pilot Dream
Team pick;
continuing
at Orange
Coast.
Stecond-eam
Sports Page
All-American
in soccer at
CdM; 4-year
letterman;
first-team
all-league
twice; team
MVP; Pilot
Athlete of
Week;
taking
3.4GPA
to Loyola-
Marymount.
M ultiple Pilot
Dream
Teamer in
football .and
baseball;
three-year
letterman
In both
sports;
All-CIF in
football
and Ora~ County Al
Star; team
MVP; 3.0
GPA1DUtah.
~ 3.9 GPA;
11 varsity
letters in
football,
volleyball
and hoops;
All-CIF in
football
and three
times in
volleyball;
senior
captain in
three sports
atCdM.
Four·year
starter in
soccer for
the Tars;
multiple
award win-
ner, twice
the team's
MVP.
captain;
three-time
All-Sea
View pick;
headed
for UCLA
with 3.92
GPA.
Dound
OforYale
with a 4.3
GPA; a
twc>-year
lettennan
and senior
team
captain in
cross
country
and track
distance
runner; and
lettered in
soccer at
CdM.
~ree-year track •
standout
for Tars.;
two-time
league
champt<>n;
broke
school
frosh-ioph
record in
800; 2.8
GPA and
headed for
uaor
UCSB.
'T'1'1ree-I year
lettemlan In
volleyball
with OF
title team
and semifi..
Nlists;
member of
CdM sailing
team and
qualified
for two
nation-'
tourneys;
3.4 GPA;
on to use.
°TI:'ee-time all-
county and
All-CIF for
Tars, CIF
Player of
Year, Vol·
leyball
Magazine
Fab SO
choice,
Pilot Dream
Teamer, 3.5
GPA. head·
ed for the
Universlt).'
of Hawa1J.
No.1 in singles
for CdM
~ Y.tlich
has reached
CJF semis
and is 41·3
aver two
years; first·
team all ·
county
twice;
semiflnali~
at Ojai; 3.5
GPA and
headed for
Washington.
~ree-year
lettt!rman in
football and
baseball;
Multiple
Pilot Dream
Teamer;
All-league
and sd'lolM·
athlete in
both sports
atCdM;
4.1 GPA
and headed
for UC
Berltetey.
r;eam MVP for
CdM girls
tennis,
which went
to the CIF
quarters;
All-Sea
View
Lea~ue;
cames 4.0
GPA;
· returning to
Switzerland
to continue
education
and career.
C::our-year
rbaseball
letterman
atCdM
with over
120 hits
and 23
home runs;
twice all·
league, Alf.
CIF; League
WNP as
senior;
multiple
honors; 3.0
GPA; college
undecided.
,..,..,ee-
l yur
lettennan
in football
and once In
basketball;
No. 2in
CdM c.are«
sPs; first. ..,,, ...
~ti tnOf;~
Unenwnof
y..,~
1*ng30
G,Ato Col-
oraSt.
"Tiack and basket·
ball stand-
outatCdM;
l'Wlce all-
~ue in etball
and team
MVP;~
star in shot
and discus;
carries 3.2
GPA and will
continue
edU(ation
anQ career
at<hapman.
l:our-year
r starter
in basket· ball for
Tars.; Team
MVP three
~ multiple
Pilot Dream
Teamer in
hoops and
volleyball;
AJ.a-hcqis
ard~ taking 3.61
GPA to
Tulane.
~ain
at CdM for
~irts golf; rst·team
All-league;
finalist at
league
finals; led
tNmto
8th in OF;
carries 3.7
GPA; will
continue
education
and career
at UCSB.
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Ta~ ·set up the dream lllatch!
,. · •Ne wport Harbor take ' • s~a Kings rally to tie match at 1-2,
then smokes No. 1 :seeded Royal in
convincing fashion to set up dream
match for dll the marbles Saturday.
Hin Wm DLNN ••
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NEWPORT BEACH -In a comeback for the
dges, Corona de! Mar High's Sea Kings set up an
t1U-Back Bay ~e match by rallying Thursday in
' the fmal t.hfee games ~o upset No. 1 .. seeded Roy-
.ii m the semifinals of the CIF Southern Section
D1vis1on I boys volleyball playoffs.
After Royal of Simi Valley won the first two
<Jdntes, 15-10 and 16-14, Coach Steve Conb's
• St•d Kmgs stormetl back to capture the next
1hree, 15-7, 15-8, 15-3, to wm a thriller at New-
port Harbor High
Corond de! Mar won its third straight five-set
rnc1tch m the playoffs, its first year m Division I
c1ftN wmrung the ClF Di$on m championship
tc1 .. t \'P<H, won its 13th consecutive match and
, .. 111 pldy Sed View League and Back Bay rival
l'-il•wporr l ldrbor In the title match Saturday at
< \ pu•-;<, College
·Thi" tt>dm ( 16-2) has so much heart and guys
With c1 bunch orcharacter," •conti Sai<'l, after
c 'dl\1 1unior setter Kevin Hansen crowned the
thrt>t' hour mdtch with a kill from the back row.
"Things weren't going well in the first two
qctnw.,, but we didn't panic. We just kept push-
inq dncl puc;hmg I knew if we got over that third
rrdnw. thdt would gwe us a push."
The mdtch fedtured 11 ties and seven lead
1 hdng1>i. in the hrst two games as the V1S1llng
J I1qhlctn<.lt•rs ( 19-1 ), led by BYU-bound outside
l11tter R}dn Moberly and Cal State Northridge-
hound rruddle blocker Cameron Dickson, won
the> l>1g pomts
The• Sed Kings. who El Toro in five games Ill
· the> s<>cond round and Harvard-Westlake in the
qudrterhnals, dlso in five, were handcuffed by
Royal's Jump servmg in the first game. C.dM led,
<J-6, bc•fore Royttl came back. scoring the last six
points undnswered.
CdM's Chris Shepardson passes the ball.
back and took a 14-12 edge behind Mqrgan
Jackson and Dennis Alshuler_._..~ ·
Royal scored the next four points to put the
second game away.
Ethan Zotovich and Greg Stampley sparked
the Sea Kings in the third game, then Alsnuler,
(23 kills and seven solo blocks), Alec Hanson
dJld Stampley provided the fourth-game heroics
as the hosts tied the match.
Royal led early in the fifth game, 2-0, but
that's when Corona del Mar turned it on, with
Hansen recorded two solo blocks and Alshuler
and Stampley combining on another block as
Cd.M took a 6-2 lead.
Royal, which has won four CIF titles since
1989, began to side out with the Sea Kings, but
CdM chipped away, took advantage of Royal's
unforced errors and allowed only one more point
the rest of the way.
In lh<' second game, Royal went 11 straight
serves without earning point as CdM built a 7-4
lead But the Highlanders rallied again, this time
when the Sed Kings went 10 straight serves
without sconng. Royal built a 12-8 lead , the
•Tuey held on," Royal co-head coach Travis
Ferguson said of the Sea Kings. •Tuey had a
game pla.n and stuck with it. My guys got a little
fatigued and tight. 11li.s is their third straight
five-game match and I think that prepared them
for this. Watching them on film, I knew they had
a lot of heart and desire. I didn't ~ct them to
go away.•
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Newport Harbor High boys vc
leyball players didn't have the
hands full with a little business c
the court Wednesday night, thE
might have bad Ume
empathize with the disheartene
rooters from CIF Southern Se
tion Division I semifinal oppone
Esperanza.
The Sailors, after all, are fami
iar with postseason disappoin
ment.
But it is, perh{lps, that backlc
of frustration over missed oppo
tunities which the Sailors ha'
parlayed into the motivation for
supremely impressive run to the
first CIF title match since 1991.
Esperanza, swept aside, 15-1
15-12, 15-13, before close to l ,OC
at Corona del Mar High, Wi
merely another obstacle to wh.
the Tars believe has become the
manilest title destiny.
·we lost in the semifinals la
year (their No. 1 seeding an
unbeaten record failed to di
suade Mira Costa), so CIF is e b1
deal to us,• Harbor senior sett.
1Y Tramblie said after the wil
ners' eighth straight sweep. "\\
had to win tonight. It was a mus
win, because it's my last chanc
(to win a CIF championship)."
The Sailors (21-1) will get th.
chance Saturday night at Cypre:
College against Back Bay riv.
Corona del Mar (16-2), whic
handed them their only best-o
five defeat (a four-game Se
View League setback April 22).
Newport, which includes se•
eral basketball players who sa·
their latest campaign end in th
C IF ll-AA quarterfinals, refuse
to waiver against the Aztecs (18-3
who led late in each game.
Harbor rallied from 12-1
deficits in the first two game
then turned around Esperanz
third-game leads of 11-6 and 1:
10 to survive and ·advance in
contentious 104 minutes.
"These guys are a bard teai
to close out," Coach Dan Glen
said of his Sailors. ·u·s just th
personality of this team. I thin
that's where the basketball come
in. I think it's in our character t
spot teams some points, but w
thrive on that. I just hope it doe!
n 't catch up to us."
Glenn had universal praise fc
his veteran playe,rs, whom h
said have not only stepped u
every night, but every play.
Tramblie, who amassed 4
assists, four kills, three block
and two assists, was at the cente
of countless plays for the winnen
Senior outside hitters Ala
Limon and Matt Jameson pounc
ed 17 and 15 kills, respective!•
JunioJ middle blocker Bj.lly Cla}
ton added 14 and senior middl
Adam Hearlson chipped in 1 C
while senior opposite Eric Perrin
added six to the well-rounde
attack.
A Jameson roll shot pulled th
Sailors even, 12-12, in the th1ll
game and a Hearlson stuff bloc.
took the a.it out of the spirite
Aztec crowd. After a series c
sideouts, Clayton pushed a shoe
set into open tenitory for a polr.
and the matched ended on a:
Aztec hitting error.
CdM Wins the flip
Corona dal Mar. High's se:
Kings will be home on flriday ii
the CIF I>Mston IV bueb611 play
offs following Wednesday's coil
flip at CIF, bringing Chamtnadi
of West Hills to the CdM campu
for the 3: 15 game.
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• Tennis
• One of the all~time hustlers on the court, he was one
very slick player, and a trueJxmus for the sport of tennis.
lllo WU> IMN
t I f the desjgnation of nue HI
IX in 1972 <Udn't
immediately influence
our nation's outlook on women
1 in sports, the famous Battle of
lhe Sexes tennis match a year .-
' later certainly did.
Bobby Riggs won two Grand
Slam singles titles before
America joined World War 11,
t but his court legacy reached
astronomical proportio)lS when
he challenged Billie Jean King,
while in her prime, to a
nationally televised match at the
· Houston Astrodome.
Riggs, then 55,
gamed
worldwide
attention when be
said men were
1 better than
• women. A
self-described
, chauvinist and
hustler, Riggs
tried to prove his
point when he
defeated
Riggs; a former Newport
Beach resident who lived his
final years near his tennis club in
Cardiff by the S~a. would never
back away from a challenge, but
he met his match in King.
"I think it helped women and
women's sports," King said of the
celebrated Battle of the Sexes.
"I get a lot of feedback still from
that match. People tell me where
they were that night, if they1re
alive and old enough to
remember. We exposed tennis to
a lot of new people and I think it
really helped the sport grow in
the 70s. •
Riggs, whose heyday was
some 30 years before the game's
"open• era,
captwed the
U.S. Open and
Wimbledon titles
in 1939, and was
also tlle French
Open finalist
that year.
•1 was the
best defensive
player who ever
played," said
Riggs, whose
style of play, , Margaret Court
, earlier that year.
Then he talked
Riggs, at the top of his game. when he ruled the courts in the
King, one of the top players in
the game in 1973, mto a match
and, well, the rest Is woman's lib
history.
· •After she beat me, she
wouldn't do it agam, • Riggs,
who died four years ago, said
1 during an interview with this
_. reporter in February 1993 to
-celebrate the 20th anruvcfSdJ)'
,, of U1e event.
"(King) rE'alized that she got a
little fortunate and caught me a
little off gucard. I was rushed and
I humed all my shots. I was
overconfident. It was the best
(playing swiace) for her and the
worst court for me, but I have no
regrets. She came through and
played the match of her life, and
she'd realized it. •
"I underestimated the gal. I
thought at that time one of the
1 best 55-year-olds in the world
late 1930s and
early 40s, could 'be compared to
Michael Chang's.
•I was fast on the court, and a
great tactician and 1 had a great
drop shot. These guys today,
they're all offensive players.
They try to hit the bcill harder
and harder and harder. I don't
believe they could hit the ball
away from me. They'd hcive to
hit 15 shots hard like that. I'd
bring them to the net, like (Jim)
Courier Md Chang. I had great
control with passing shots and
absolutely beautiful lobs on the
line.
"If (today's players) didn't like
it, they'd try to hit it too hard and
miss."
. ,,_ . Sports
• Pirates reclaim reputation for all-aroWld
supremacy after three-year drought.
COSTA MESA -Orange Coa Col~c wo1l the
Orange Empire Conference Athl lie Supr<'m cy
Awarafor 1998-99, ending a-three-ycqr streak in
which 1t dld not win the honor after dominating its
conference rivals for nearly two decades.
The Supremacy Award is determined by points
given td each college based on conference hnishe.c;
in 22 sports sponsored by the OEC.
OCC had won the award 17 straight years with
the firSt rune coming in p-ie old South Coast Confer-
ence.
Saddleback ended the Pirates streak m 1995-96
and won it again in 1996-97. Riverside won the
award last year.
Coast totaled 206 points with Riverside seC'ond at
192.5. Golden West (183.5), Saddleback (172.5),
Santa Ana (159.5), Fullerton (146.4), Irvine Valley
(98) and Cypress (96) round out the conference .
The Pirate women carried most of the load, earn-
ing 114 points. Conference titles in women's cross
country, water polo and golf were mdjor contribu-
tors.
Oeding takes over OCC swimming
COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College men's
water polo coach Chris Oeding will take over the
Pirate swimming program net:t year from Don Wat-
son, who has taken a volunt~ ona·year leave of
absence.
Oeding, captain of the U.S. Water Polo national
team and a two-time Olympian has ass1Sled Watson
with the men'~ ~ women's swimnung programs
for the past two )'t!aJ'S, in addjtion to being the men's
water polo coach since 1995.
Former Pirate swimmer Mike Gtles will take over
the OCC women's water polo team from Watson.
Giles has been the head swimming and water polo
coach at Canyon High in Anaheun smce 1991
In 16 season, Watson bas been one of the most
successful coaches in state commuruty college ~to
ry, guiding the Pirates to 15 state titles (12 wome'ii"s
aml three men's). .
Watson's combined career win-.Joss record in dual
meets is an astounding 229-30.
ln eight seasons, Watson's OCC men's water polo
OCC's Clark commits to 49ers·
COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College fre hmdll
hrst boseman and second-team, All Orange Empire
Conference selectipn, Ryan Clark, has verbally com-
nutted to Long Beach State for next sedSon after a
memorable season for the Pirates.
•He has the units to transfer and acadenucally
IDd athletically, it's the best move for hun, • Pirate
Coach John Altobelli said. •0t course, sellishly, I'd
like to have him for another year.•
Clark's 17 home runs last year was the third .. high-
esl in school history for one season, behind Newport
Harbor J-iigh product Joey James (1986) and Derek
Dehdashitan (1988) who each clubbed 19 home
runs.
A 1997 graduate of Fountain Valley High, Clark
redshirted the 1998 season with an injured shoulder.
Clark's 70 hits and 59 RBis ranks fifth-best m sin-
gle-season Pirate history and he ranks fourth m runs
scored with 56.
OCC's ·Big Three• of Clark1 sophomore Brendan
Thompson and freshman Jason Reuss combmed for
46 home runs and 167 RBI to help lead the Pirates to
a third-place finish in the OEC and a playoff berth
for the first time since 1993.
Cutenese elevated to full time
COSTA MESA -Chuck Cutenese, who has been
the Orange Coast College men's and women's vol-
leyball coach on a walk·on basis the past seven
years has been named the full-time coach for both
sports.
The Coast Commuruty District Board of Trustees
conlinned Cutenese's position at its meebng May
19
Cutenese has a career record of 120-30 with the
Pl.rate men's volleyball team, wmrung three Orange
Empue Conference titles and a state champ1onstup
m 1994 ~,
The women's volleyball team has posted back-to-
bdck runner-up conference firushes and a 79-64
record under Cutenese.
YOUTH
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•Tennis
High school boys • OF OIVISlon I f>l.yofh,
iemifinal: Corona del Mar Y5. Peninsula, It
Jack Kramer Tennis Club, 3 p.m Dodgers rally
past Tribe , 8-7
•Three-run sixth the
cliff erence in Mustang
Division victory.
NEWPORT BEACH -lTailing,
7-5, the Dodgers rallied with
three runs in the sixth for an 8-7
comeback win over the Indians at
Saturday's Newport Harbor Base-
ball Association Mustang Divi-
sion baseball.
R.J. D'Cruz had a double, sin-
gle and two RBis and Ryan
McKennon, Tyler Wolk, Bernie
Tanner and Frank.le Darmiento
each scored twice for the
Dodgers.
Reliever Eric Paine closed out
the final three innings with eight
strikeouts for the Dodgers.
Davey's Lock., · no report.
.
Thuudoy, Moy 2t, 1999 83
SOFTIALL ·
Vanguards .
• • wm .aga.10
• Mobile run over, 3-t;
SoG:a l College battles
Oklahoma City today.
JUPITER, Fla -Noelle Sturgill
drove m two runs with a bases·
loaded single in the bfth inning
as Soutl\em California College
advanced to the third round of
the NAJA Softball National
Champ1onstup at Jupiter Com-
muruty Park.
•Noelle really came through
for us,• Vanguards Coach Beth
Renkoski said. •There was a
slight bobble in the outfield, but J
was gomg to send the runner
from second all the way •
Sturgill's single scored Chris-
tain Blankenship and Chnssy
Vega with .t,he eventual winning
runs for th~ Vanguards (48-11).
Sel'\lor Gretchen Brandt threw
52h m.rungs but needed help from
freshman Gma Llebengood in the
sixth.
With the bases loaded and two
outs, Liebengood came in and
gdvc up a fly ball to shallow right in
foul temtory. Blankenship covered
a lot of ground and made a great
play to end the threat. then set
them down 111 order in the seventh.
With the win, the Vanguards
remain m the winner's bracket
and will battle Oklahoma City
today at 1 p.m local time. If lbey
win, sec will play again at a p.m.
111 the quclrterfinals. If the Vclll-
guards lose, sec plays at 6 p.rn.
m an elinunation game.
Oklahoma City (62-10),
ranked No 1 most of the year has
tut 72 home runs ttus season and
has won the national title four of
the past hve years.
MAIA NATIONAL~·
Second Round sec 1. UMvasnY Ot' Moett.E 1
Untv Mobile 000 010 0 • 1 5 0
So<:.ll College 000 030 1t -l 6 1
Rtehardson, Powell (5) and Russ, Brandt
l.lebetlgC>Od (6) and Murie W-Brandt. 16-8
L • Richard'°"' »6. Sv • Liebengood (5):
_ could beat the one or two top ·
women in the world. But she
caught me off balance.•
Riggs, who said he'd aC'Cept a
challenge in anything, "goll,
tennis, backgammon, football
games, baseball games, you
name it," is a tennis legend who,
today, enters the Daily Pilot
Sports Hall of Fame, celebrating
the oncoming oullennium.
The Indians were led by pitch-
er Chris LoMenzo's eight strike-
outs and Mickey Gardner's two
hits.
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2S 7, S Flore\ m. 25 4 6 Bui (0). 23-8,
1 f~ (OJ. 22 9, 8 Kircher (HD), 22·7
7th Grade
100 1 Clayton (E), 14 07, '1 M<Kanna (E).
14 09. 3 McDowell (0), 14 12, 4. Lopez m.
14 20, S (tie) Hughes (M), 14.40; C..rnahan
(CdM), 14 40. 7 J Pham ID). 14,67, B. Dunn
((), 14 75
200 1 Cl•yton (E), 29.95; 2 H.tll m. 29.96;
3 Roberu (D) JO 10, 4 McKanna (E). 30.37;
S Lopez m. 30 08, 6 81ack (D). 30.49; 7 J,
Pham (D). lO )o. B Carn.than (CdM), 31.04
400 1 H.ill m. 1 09 80; 2 Brown (D),
1 10 40. 3 Pe~helt (E). 1 10 88; 4 Claster
(CdM) I 12 60. 5 Hug~ (CM). 1 12.B7,
6 Hernandez {f). 1 13 54, 7 Gallaha1r (0),
1 14 84 8 C.uroll !n. 1 18 08
100 1 Mackey (D), 2 43 40, 2. Brown (D),
J 4180. 3 PeWlell (E), 2 47 52, 4 SChroeder
(CdM). 2 51 45. 5 Smith (D), 2.52 45,
6 Abbott (E). 2 SS 80, 7 Bjelland (CM),
3 03 V . 8 MO<"a1es (CM), 3 13 24
HJ 1 (tie) En\1gn (HD), Miller (El Pl!iehelt
(E), ICapl.tn m. 8rown (D), M.tk1 (0).
Sthroeder (CdM). Qu1nhnen (CdM). all at 4-1
U 1 (11e) Pham (CM), 13·5, MclCanna (E),
H-5. 3 Hall m. 12·5, 4 Hug~ (CM), 12-4
S Clayton (E), 12·1'/,, 6 (tie) Dunn (E). 11-S'h;
Eyre (CdM), 11 8'/1, B Nunberge< (CdM),
11 6 "
SP 1 McDowell (D). 31-4, 2 Davis m.
19·0, 3 Nunberger (CdM), 2&-4, 5. Burns
(HO). 25 S, 6 Pham (CM), 2S-1, 7. Roberts (D),
24 9. B Quonhnen (CdM), 23·10
-~ '°' • 1,1\lf'l~(I) U.tl, J Low (CdM), 14 04 t s Andeftor1 lCdt-1), , .. 12 •
•. Andenoll ( 1' u. ~cot 14 ~
6 ~lor ((dM}, 14 , 7,GI~ (CM), 1459, a. A1dAi m. 14 11 •
JOO• 1 Burlingham (C), 11 ,6, 2. Wolltf (f),
28 66. J Cl\awfo CT), ?9:17, • Mdtnon (0. .JO 1p; ! Curren m. JO 19. I. lu. (CdM),
JO VJ, 7 Morg1n (CdM), 30 Sl; l. Keruwidy
(D}, ~75
.00 1 Woller (E), 1.04 50, 2.~h.tv,)l'O ffi,
I OM3, 3 $:Day (CM), 10711; 4 Long
(CdM), 1.09.59, 5. Fraetnon m. 1 11.20,
6. Robert$ (0), 1.11.87, 7 J. Day (D), 1:12 35,
8. Haxby (E), 1 13 SO r
• IOO • 1 a. Cummins (CdM), 2:44 "3,
2 White (D), 246.57; 3 Boncllt (0), 2 50 50,
4 Shlnjo (0 ), 2:51.49; 5 Steen (E), 2.52 85,
6. Citro (E), 2-55 40, 7. VakMz m. 2:56.99; , >
8 Ha•by(E),3 0031.
tu.· 1 (I.le) Howell (HO), CN11ero CT), Aldaz m. Day (CM), 8orzcllt (0), Finn (0), Andenon
(CdM!, McCoy (CdM), all It 4-4'
U -1, Burlingham (E), 14-6'/I; l Ferry (O),
13-21/4 3 Woller (E), 12-11'h. 4' Anderson (E),
12·9. 5 ffeeman m. 12-7, 6 Nelson m.
12-6 h, 7 Cuyler (CdM), 12-0, 8. Curr•n m,
11-11
SP· 1. Oarelh (D). J0-2; 2 Morton m. 29-3;
3 Aldaz m. 28-8; 4 F1nn (0). 26-1; 5 Fti"ry
(D). 25-8, 6 <:ampbell ('E), 25-7, 7 au.Jada <n. 24-10; 8 Botts (E), 24-9
BOYS
5-4 and WKter
100 · I Mendez (E). 12.78, 2. C4rmon• m.
12.79, 3 K. lrel (0), 12.96; 4 Munoz (E),
13 10; 5. Millan <n. 13 40, 6 P Riley (E),
13 66; 7 Esquivel m. 13 78; 8. Olson (CdM),
13.97
200 · 1.IC l1e1(D),27.12;2 <:armonam.
27 .52; 3. Mendez (E), 27. 79; 4 Moreno m.
2B.73; 5. Cerutti (CdM), 29 20; 6. Hilario m.
29.67; 7. Munoz (E), 2B 60; 8. D. Riiey (E).
30.00.
400 1. Millan m. 1:02.62; 2 Nav•rette m,
1.05.37; 3. Olson (CdM), 1.06.94. •· Meza (0),
1:07 00, 5 Esquivel m. 1'.08.53, 6. W lre1 (D).
1 :09.42; 7 Newell (E). H 1 63, 8. I Abando
(D), \'13.35.
800 Orozco m. 2:29 35; 2 Flo<es m.
2:30.n, l . Morano m. 2:31B2;4. Estrada
(CM), 2.34 30, 5 Benitez (E), 2.34 92. 6 Rios
(E), 2:35 88, 7 Carroll (0), 2:39 50, 8 Torrey
(E), 2;42 24
HJ . 1 (tie) Rense (HD). p Riley (E).
Cianciulli (CdM). Millan m. Clrmona m.
Nova! m. 4-4 eacn. 7 (tie) Dennis (CM),
Junowlch (E), 4-2 each
U • 1 IC lrel (0), 15-0, 2 Abr1na m. J4-6'h,
3. Moreno m. 14~; 4 Small m. 14-4,
5 ~ndez (E), 13-.6, 6 P Riley (E), 13.3•/1;
7. D. Riley (E). 12-4, B Tomberlin (CdM).
12·1''2;
SP· 1. Roj8S CT), 34-10, 2 Hilario m. 34-9,
Abfina m, 34-6'h. 4 Munoz (E), 32·2,
5. Meu (D), 3<>-0, 6 Wlshengrad (HD),
29-11'h; 7. Cc>Nn (CdM), 29-7, 8. Tadramlna
(CdM). 27-9
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lO. it•s. s "4ont•11o m. n oo;' Kor•et m, ~7.JO, 7. H.vris (!) 21143; 8. Mdeth (0),
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1:o!.52; 5 Amaga en. 1•06.ll: 6. Alhson (0),
1:J 1.S3; 7. OlduetW (0), 1:18 SO; e. Cochraln •
(CdM), 1 22 35.
IOO 1. I Enrtquu (D), 2:25.80; 2 Glvl11n m, 2 28.33. 1 Mac1 .. m. u1. 10:
4. RlngstrOm (CdM), 2:3465; S. UrlOstequl m.
2 .36 82. 6. AtheV (O), 2:37.70: 7. Tamora (D),
2:3i.S9, 8 Beecher (HD), 2'49 U
HI -1. (tle) Rifl9$lrom (CdM), Ptnewtt
(CdM), Mead (CdM}, Mcleth (0), Caduette
(0), Zun1g• m, Hlnltl"' m, S.lti m,
all at~. •
U • 1. 1. Enonlas (f), 1 S-9'11; 2. Montlllo (T),
1S-71h; 3. KOl'erat m. 1S-51h; 4. Mchth (D),
15-<4; 5. Abando (0), 1S-1; 6 Figueroa (E),
14-5; 7 e campos ro. 14-2; 8. Atrlaga (T),
14-0'/,. •
SP· 1 Jolvls (CdM), 4CM; 2. Crom m.
39-10, 3. H Olmpos (E), 37·10; 4. Le•n (E),
37-7, 5. Barnett (HO), 3~ 6. S.las CT), 36-4;
7. Mur.cfl•n en. 34-3; 8 ~ (E), 33-S . Ith Grade
100 • 1 PoWell (CM), 12.11; 2. Han-lg;ln (D),
12 12; 3. Pinon (E). 12.30; 4. Mohammed (E).
12.35, 5. Casillas m, 12.A2; 6 Zlmm.r m.
12 66; 7 LuQue (D). 12.68; 8. Wade (D),
12 97.
200 • 1. Harrigan (D), 25 48; 2. Mohammed
(E), 25.85; 3. Pirioh (E), 25.87; 4. Zimmer m.
26.03; 5. Emerson (O). 26.0S; 6. <:aslllas m.
26 20; 7. LuQue (D), 26.70; B. Armstrong m.
27.27.
400 -1. Powell (CM), 1:58.35; 2. Emerson
(D), 1 :58.50; 3. Torres en, 59.70; 4. Cruz (E),
1:00 25, 5. Ro)as m. 1:00.80; 6. McGee m.
1·00.84; 7. Spears (E), 1:03.79; 8. Brewer (0),
• 1:08 13.
IOO • 1 De la Sancfiez m. 2:23.57; 2.
Underwood (E), 2:23.86; 3. Avila <n, 2:2A.09;
4 Madrigal m. 2:2530; 5. (tie) Fleener (D),
2.26.09, Cruz (E), 2:26.09; 7. Ken' (E), 2:26.27;
B Ortiz (D). 2:29.10.
"' • 1 (tie) (. Stone (HD), Younnan (CdM),
Emerson (0 ), Daw (D), Thomas (D), c.achola
{T), Perkins m. C..Sdlas m. all at S-0.
U • 1 Powell (CM), 17-7'/r; KaiyUm m.
16-11 'h; 3. (tie) Toole (E), Pinon (E). 16-21/J;
5. Uchola m. 1 S-11; 6. Harrigan (0). \ 5 7;
7 Todd m. 15-1; 8. Mohammad (E), 14-811'.
SP· 1. Wade (D), 40-8; 2 SUilen (HD),
40-5, 3. Toman (E), 3&-0; 4. Pajevk (E). 37-3;
5 Lindquist m. 37-2; 6. Molido m. 37-0;
7 Sorber (D), 34-5; 8. Paulson CT), 3219
NOTE: FINA.LS ARE TODAY AT C'OftONA
DEL MAR HtGH. l P.M.
d' .. Doily Pilot
llWPOIT lllCI LllfL 'I LlllUI
ROOS outslug Yankees, 9-6
• Patchikoff's h9me rwi
just the fourth in Majors
Division this season.
NEWPORT BEACH
NlcholaJ Patdtlkofr1 two-run
home run to the fourth 1nning
helped the Reds defeat, the Yan-
kees, 9-6, in Newport Beach Little
League Majors Division action
Thursday.
Patchikoff's home run was only
the fourth of the season for the
entire Ma1ors Division; enabling
the Red.I to unprove to fourth
place in the baseball standings.
Zach WlJbengrad and Chae
Whitaker combined to r acb b4S6
slx limes and score four ruo5 for
the Red.I.
J Mike Orozco drove in both
Yankees' runs in the filth Inning
while Nathan Packer held the
.Reds scoreless for the final two
innings.
. In other Majors Division (lclJon:
• BRAVES 4, lbm SOX 3
Zach Warsaw's two-run single
1n the fourth capped a four-run
, <>utburst for the Braves in their
wtn ov r tb Red Sox Thumay.
The B1aves' d f en5 wo.s led
by hnt ba ema.n John Kneu.vtc,
who made two ~Ud plays to help
shut down the Red SOX of!Alnso.
• BRAV!S 7 I MAJtaof!ti 3
Kyle Green and Andrew Dla-
lynas each drove in two RBis to
lead the Braves in their 7 -3 win
over the MISJ!iners on May 15.
The Braves defense was
anchored by an errorless Infield
while strong pitching was provid-
ed by Green, DiaJ.ynas and Shaun
Mohler.
Dodgers advance Al
Rockies rally bites
D'backs in playoffs •Von Berg, Morganstem each drive in four in
first-round playoff victory with big-time homers:-NEWPORT BEACH -The
Rockies exploded for 10 runs in
the top of · the sixth inning to
defeat the Diamondbacks, 13-7 in
the first round of the Newport
Beach Little !-eague AA Division
Playoffs.
NEWPORT BEACH -Michael
Morgenstem hit a grand-slam
and Zachary VOR Berg added a
three-run home run for the
Dodgers as they scalp the Braves,
13-6, Saturday in the first round of
the Newport Beach Little League
AAA Division baseball playoffs.
Peter Poletaev added two bits
and scored three times for the
Dodgers.
For the Braves, Tom DlaJynas
had two hits and scored twice.
ln other AAA action:
•YANKE.ES 5, CARDINALS 4
Andrew Danks struck out the
last Cardinal batter with the
bases loaded to preserve a 5--4
win for the Yankees.
Danks, and Willie. Harrison
combined to strike out 14 Cardi-
nals over six innings for the Yan-
kees.
The Yankee offense was led by
Phillp Kaye who went 2 for 3.
Ill
Cardinal pitchers Connor
Childs and Nick Plke combined
for 11 strikeouts.
• D ODGEJtS 5, ROCKIES 4
Michael Morgenstem's home
run in .the seventh inning pow-
ered the Dodgers over the Rock·
ies, 5-4, Thursday.
Peter Poletaev and Luke
Greiner each had two RBls while
Christine Mainero scored twice
for the Dodgers.
All Harley-Gart and Matt
More each drove in two runs for
the Rockies.
• ORIOLES 20, ANCELS 7
Scott Colton collected three
hits and Phil Bannan had two ruts
for the Ori.oles in their 20-7 win
over the Angels.
Kevin Daeren tripled in two
runs to ignite the Onole offense.
Kevin Holland bad two hits
and two runs while Taylor Stone
and Austin McCarthy each
scored twice for the Rockies.
The Diamondbacks letd 5-0
after three innings, led by two
hits from Danny Moskovitz. '
In other AA base ball action:
• MAi.uNS 7, ANGELS 6
Nick Taylor and Brett Hanra-
han sparked the offense for the
Marlins in their 7-6 win over the
Angels May 17.
Pitchers Milch Wllllams and
Riley Sullivan along with the
stellar defense of Austtn Hanns
helped shut down the Angels.
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Flctttloue Bueln.H
Heme Stat9ment
The folloWtng persont
are dOlng bualness as:
ONE DOLLER STORE.
341 112 1l>Ol SlrMt, Costa tMM. c.lifpmla 92627
AbdUI Khalll, 830 Cence1
S11ee1, Apt 14, Costa
Mesa. Caltfomla 112627.
This bullne11 11 con ducted by· an Individual
Haw you Slatted ~
buSfneu v.t? v ... 1/1/'lle Abdul t<hilltl Tilil llatement WU flleo with IN COunly Clerk OI
OrMge Colalt~~99 1 1144
Dally Pilot May 8. 13, 20
27, 11>99 Th4M
ActttJoue Buelneee
Name Statement
' The fOllowtng persons
are doing bualneu ••· COAsTAL COTTAGE
INTERIOR&, 2 Whllaundl
Dllve, Newport Coast,
Cellfomla 92657 Martha Louise Sal'l10I,
2 Whltesands DrlVe. New·
port Coaat, Calllornla
92657
TNI bulln111 II con·
ducted by: an Individual
Haw you ata~ ~ bualMu ye!? No
Mat1he LoulM Santee This 1tatement wH llleG
with IN Colrtly Clerk ol
Orange ~
Daily Pilot May 8, 13, 20
27, 1099 ~7C
.Fk:tttiou• BuelnM• HafM &utement
The lollowlng pal10tll
are doing buffleu u ·
Ellle Landec.pe Main
tenence, 1539 Monrovia ~·~Beach
Tarua K. DuhoWC. 17411 Skylark Lane, Newj)Ofl Beach , Calllornla
112680--4339
This t>uslne" I• con· duc:tad by. en lndlvlctual H~ you 1tal19q c)Olng
bualnell V.11 Yee 01~1/M Terua K Duhoox Thia· llatement wa1 lllad with !ht County Clerle ol
Otange Colrttr on 4·7·1111 1tHl711DM
Delly Piiot Mey 8, 13, 20,
27, 111911 TIMe3
Flcthloue lueJnete
Neme~t
Thi follc>Wtng perwont
.,. dOlng bueineM u:
OtOIT Al. VIDEO LAB,
•74 E 17'tl 8'1Mt. t104,
Costa Men. California
l2e27 Amadeu1 Swlderkl, 25661 l'apld F• Road, ~ Hiii•, CalltorrW
"* ....... ·~ ~ by: .,, ltldMdull
... you *"8d dolnQ
.,_._ Y'fl(! "'° = ... eMdlftd JIJ' ,... ..... Iliad
WW'! tie County OM ol ar-.~.:
Dllv 1'1o1 ~ 1 S. IO, 17, ~3 •• t• 1M1t
', )'.;'
( •' n ' . ~ .
Name SttltetMnt
The lolloWtng persons
are doing buS1ness as:
Body Tone. 2801 &st
Coast Highway. Corona
del Mar, CA 11282.5
Douglas Schulfln, 3
Catano Court, Newport
Coaa1, CA 92657
This business Is oon-duc:lad by" an lndlvldual Haw you started doing
bUllneU yet? Yea, Mays, 1m
Douglas Schulaln
Thia statement WH filed
Yrllh the County Cler11 ol
~nge County on 5-4·99 . 1 ttM7'tt M3 Dally Piiot May e. 13. 20,
'2:1, 1099 Th4&7
FICtltlou• Bueln•"
Name Statement
The following person1
.,. doing buSIMIS as.
GLOBAL TRADING
ENTERPRISES, 1285 Conway Ave .. Colla M .. a. CA 112626
Dickinson Reed Free· man, 1265 Conwey Ave·
nue, Costa Man, CA
92826
Felix P. Lapuz, 133 East
Adams Ave, Otange, CA 11282'7
This bullne11 Is con-
ducted by: I Pmlted pertnerehlp
Have you 11altad doing
~yet?No Olckll\tOn Reed Free-
man Genenal Partner Thia statement WU flied
with the County Clef'k ot
Ofange Cot.nty on ~-911
tllMl7911A o.11'1 P*" Maye. 13, 20, 27. 1099 Th488
Acdttoue BuelnH• . ...,.........,..,,t
The tollowlng persons a,. doing bullne11 as:
a) MUllc lnlonnatlon ~Item, •
ChMp-CD'I, 14730 E.
lr11tone. t318, La Mlreda. CA ll0838 Sound Sampler, Inc ..
(CA), 14730 E. Al'Htone,
t318. La Mirada, .CA ll0838 •
Tillt OOtlnell 11 con·
dUClad by: a co~ Haw you ata"9d doing
buslneN >'8l? Yet, 04/0111111111 Sound~. Inc., Un
Gaer, Flnandal ortlcer
Tilll ~waa tlad wtfl "8 County Qeftt ol ~~
Daly PloC May 13, 20, 27.
June ;r.1• TlMla AOFD• IUiiftHe ................
The folowlno PMClfll
.,. ~ llulNet -0 . T. Coilltndon ..,._,
2471 AUi De eenn.,
'"'· eoet. Meta. Ca '"27 awtlt~ J . Terry, 24'11 AUi De C9nnli,
IAt. Coate Misa, C. av 111111 ..,..... II oon-~ tlr: 111 .... f .. .............. "'!::&:' ,M..,,, '* 1UI .... -tied .... ~ Qafttof a.,.~
;;PllDl~•ag ···e;
IN1 a" pereona ha cialms al)alnst the deee-
dent are required 10· Illa
them wtth the Clertc of the
Superior Court. II 341 The
City Ortve, Orange, Cellfor·
nia 92668, and mall or de· Mr a COVi ·IO Aull Hew ..
hal1, • TNSI.. o4 the Carole E. Prolant Tn11t, ...
tabll&hed under the Deda·
,_lion ol TMt datad s.p-
tember 27, 11193, and as
amended Fabruary B,
1999, ol WNd'I the dec:e·
dent WU a setllof, at IN
addrell Mt IOl'lt\ beloW,
wilhln the later ot lour
months alter May 21. 191111.
the dale ol ,,.,.. lil'lt publlc:a-
tlon ol nodce to credllors. or, II notloe fl !Niiied or peracmatly delivered f9 you, 30 CleYI eflet,,. dlte
this nolloe la malad or per-
sonally oetlll9rad 10 you. A claim tonn may be ob-taJned from the Cler11 ol IN
Coort. For your pro4ectlon,
you are •nCouraoed to ~
your claim by oerfllled mail,
with return receipt re·
quested.
AUTH NEWHART, Truet" of tM · CAA~ E. PAMANT
TRUST 1. c/o MESER~ MUMPt::R 6 HUGHE•
LLP.1 Ann: E. AWtry Crary, EeQ,.
1'01 Dupont om., auKa
410, lrvlne , CA
91612-1531
PUbllahed NeWPOl1 BMctl-C:O.ta Mau o.11Y Prk>C
May 21, 27, 28, 1llOll
FThll18
FlctidOue luaJMie
Name Se.tement
The following pe!'90nl
ant dolnQ buAine M :
P1NPOINT DIRECT U.C, 1555 Meu Vardia East ~ Costa MMa, CA
Pinpoint Direct LLC,
(CA), 15S5 M.aa Verde Eul t 18C, Cotta Mela, CA ll2e28 TIM butlnell II con-dlleted by; Limited
L.lablllty Co.
Haw yo4J tlillted dolnQ
buliMU yet? Ye•. Miid! 22. 1111111
Pinpoint Direct LLC,
Robert M. i..ttll, C.E.O.
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al itc1st1•• •"*,..II 5Q> P.M. on Ill lall ~ -pt1or to• by Ill Tax Collclof
M ~ OOllCllliig ,..,_ 0t Ile~ den~ plM o111demption v.41Mbnlhd,upon19qUttt, by
Jolin M. w. Mooftldl, °"'9 Cony Tt.....,·Ta. ~. 12 CMc C«ltll Pim, Room Ma, Senla Ana. CA 9270'2 (714)
~11. .
Pi\RCEL NUMBERING SYSTEM EXPLANATION
The~ Plfcel filnbw (APN) lllifWI u.t 10 ~~In'* Ill. '*1 IO Ile a..aota m1p book. Ill IMP
p1181, .. bb* on Ill ftllp, I applcable, Ind ~ palCll an Ill NP PIQI «I\ Ill bloc*. A perClll rUli>et tlf ...
"O+Wl).05• -*' mNn booll 44 oC Ill uselSOf'• f'NIPt, b6odl 363 (INCi page 38, t*>dc 3) Ind parClll 5 wtil lhlt bioc*.
The IMP' '*"9d to .. MlllJle .,, ~ In "' ofllce of lie AlleaOr, 12 CMc Centtf Pim. Room 142, SMta Ma.
Al PfOl*1Y la In .. TOMlltllp Soutl Ind A.qi Witt°' Sin Bemllldm ea .. Ind Mlriclln. Tht real property flat II "' ._ti Illa no4ICe la ..-1n Ill Cony of Onlngt, Slate of Cllibnia, lrld II dNctl>ed .. ~
I
"'°"JtTY TAX.OUAUlnD IN
THI YBM t"' ,OR TH!
TAXIS, Aaal!llMl!NTS AND
OT•R CHMOl!I 0, THI!
fllCA&. YIAJt tHM4
N0.493 • AP 435-071-07,
118113 50. HUMISTON, BETIY
JO TR, 17a92 MURPHY AV
N0.4115 ·AP 451-042-41, $38.52,
J W l<&.UO DEVELOPMENT CO
INC
MEsADR
l'ftOftERTY TAX-Dl!FAULT!D IN
THI! YEAR 1HS FOR THI!
TAXl!S, ASSHIMEHTS ANO
OTHER CHAROEI OF THI!
FISCAL Yl!AR 1112-tS NEWftORT RACH cm NO.AU ·AP 52'M>74-07, 145.21,
HESTER DEVELOPMENT; CO, 7
MAYFlO~R N0.477 • AP ~l-074-19, NEWPORT BEACH CITY
$553.14, CONCANNON, N0.4118 ·AP 5211·112·1', '40.50,
NORTtMOOO ASSOCIATES It,
14 FREMONT
El.tZAIETH L, 115 E BALBOA BL
N0.471 • AP 010.221-17,
$118.40, crrv OF NEWPORT
BEACH, 58 IEACON BAY
N0.412 • AP 440-344·11,
Nt1U2. MARSti, JOS!PH, 505
AVE. LUC\A
N0.499 ·AP 551-032~3. $40.21,
SAHTA BARBARA SAVINGS &
LOAN ASSN
N0.500 ·AP 551-051-18, 150 18,
NORTH'M>OO ASSOCIATES '1
N0.510 • AP 475·055-03,
$5331.88, PROSSER, DIANA
DARLENE. 330 CAMEO SHORES
RO
NEWPORT -MESA UNIFIED
t«>.414 • AP 475-011-03,
119547 00, ROGER MILLER
OUAUFIEO I 'PERSONAL.
RHIDENCE • TRUST, 4121
BRIGHTON RO
NO 501 , AP 4311-341·01,
1120 11, KJSNER, ED~RD J.
2173 ORCHAR.O OR
NO 511 • AP 439.311.oe,
11tl 84, ORANGE COUNTY
DEVElOPMENT AGENCY, 203e1
SW BIRCH ST
N0.415 • AP Ha-55-071,
•1138.18, MAZZEUA. AHHE J,
111 U00 MAK OR. UNIT 3f
HO 502 , N' 438-381-01,
11"4 18, ORANGE COUNTY,
OEVELOPMENr AGENCY, 2081
MESA DR :
PROPEltTY TAX-DEFAULTED IH
THe YEAR 1112 ,OR THI!
TAXES, Alll!llMENTS AND
OTHER CHAROl!S 0, THE
FISCAL YEAR 1H1·t2
NO. 131 • AP 937-3~7.
11142 84, FAANKEL, BARRY,
m7 CLAY ST. UHfT 1 NO 503 -AP 4St-311·03,
$1114 18, ORAHGE COUNTY
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY, 20411
SW BIRCH ST
lfMHE CITY
COSTA fll!tA CllY
N0.418 ·AP 13t-0&1-C13, 150 70,
*MtLTON, SANORA L
NO 504 • AP 439.391:os,
119715, OAANGE COUNTY
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
HO. &40 • AP 449-064-02,
1425242, GRANGER, RICHARD
H JR, f47112 DONCASTER RD
NO. &41 • AP 530·031·21.
$20311 ea, MC CAMMON, IRIS A.
25 OELAMESA EAST
N0.411. • AP 425·215.ot, tnue. 302 EAST 111TH ST
HOMEOWNERS ASSN
NO 505 • AP 011-381·07,
1197.15. ORAHGE COUNTY
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY N0.419 • AP 425·'13·01,
•tS2.7t, TRACT NIMl!il' 14UI
HOMEOWNERS ASSN
NO Ne • , '-P 01·312·10,
1194.18, OAANGE COUNTY
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY, 20372
SWIMRCHST
I certfy' under pen11ty of perjUfY,
that the fC>f99olng It tN• and
COf1eCl. N0.491 • ~ 43t-2tS..12,
•s2t1 02, CEROLINI, ClARISSA. Ill John M W MooNc:h
Orange County Tru8Ul9t·Tax
Coltedot
"1 TEJltAAZA CT '
N0,.02 • AP l34.-05-1 H ,
•1212 02, KILCHOER. JACQUES
RAYMOND, 114 8"ASTA LH,
UHIT1H
NO 507 J , AP 4Sf·3112·02,
1184.17; ORANGE COUNTY
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY, 2011
MESA DR
NO.SOI • AP 439-392-03,
11114 18, ORANGE COUNTY
OEVnOflMENT AGENCY, 2031
MESA OR
Exewted at Otange County.
Santa Ana. C•kfo<nta on Man:h
10. tm NO. Ht • AP 42S.242·04,
$747.21, HUSTED, CAMILO, 2020
AUSOAV pU&USHED:
llMHI Cl1'Y
NO.Mt • AP Ot-392-04,
IHM 18, ORANGE COUNTY
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY, 2041
lWWPORT .UCk-COITA MUA DAILY Pll.Ot
MAY 27, 1ttt AHO JuHE J, tttt
CNS17t02J1
.. ICU'llOUt Bualnfft ~St.tement
The lollowlng pel$0i'IS ,,.. doing butlneu u
The Cr.atlYe Play, 482A Eut 17lh St., Costa Men,
CA 92827 Lonnie Oflando VoH
821 Weat Wllaon.: BS, Costa Men, CA 92027
Thll l>Ulioe11 la con·
ducted by: an lndlvldual
Have you ttartild doing
buatneu yet? Yu,
7-4·1993 l.omle 0 VON This ttai.tnenl Wal hied
wWi "' County Clertc of Orenge County on 4-»99 1 .... 791117 D.ay Piiot May 13, 20, 27.
J\l'le 3. 19911 Th485
FICitlOUi Bu•lne ..
NllfM St8t9ment
llle lollowlng pel'IOl\I .,. dok1a bullnell ••
a) 'IN'lERPACIFIC
ENTEl¥"RISES. b) IHTERPACIAC
F'AOPERTIES. q INTERPACIAC
INVESTMENTS,
0) WINO & WATER FENG SHUI ADVISORS, 25e7
Glanneyr9 StlMt. Lagune Beach, Celltomla 112651 AM Klmbelley S.Mttt.
2567 Glefmeyre S1reet,
LAouna Bead\, C.hfomla
92e51
Thia bUllMN i. con·
ducted by an lncltVldual
HaY9 you •••rted doing ~ ye1? Yet, 412Sl811
A Klmbel1ty Bennett
Thia lfaltmtn1 ... llled
WWI h ~ Cletll of Of.nga~
~Plot May 13, 20, 27,
M'93 19" Th4M • FIGil ..... ......-. ......... '""'' n. tolowlng peflOnl -~Mll'*f•" ~lemnara ~Toun • . ic...... 8'* ~1 • AllCl9 A.. Mc:cuMoudh. 1• w. ~: ~ = Orenfl, c.iitornlt _...._ .. ~ '".,..,..... ~-.......... ~No
Mall MiClllollll'
"'"'* ·=--.-. .. Cllftl OI a..~ ;;,. .. ~iE ,.t. .......
BIVd Los Angeles. CA
90064 Th11 business ls ooo-dueted by a corporatlOO
RAV Newport, Inc.,
Mlcllael Brophy, Presldent
Thia statement wes flied
with the County Cieri< of
Orange County on 5118199 111996793428
Dally P~OI May 20t _2'!:_ June 3, 10, 11199 Tn:iw
Flctltlout BualneH
Name Statement
The lollowlOg peraont at"I doing business u .
Olrect ora Show ·
CH• Com. 34t0 w.
MaeAl'\tlur Blvd • Sle J,
Sant• Aile, Ce 92704
Albert E. Solberg Ill,
3410 W. t.4ac:MhOr BNO ••
St• J, Sanla Ana. ca.
92704 Molla Gallaohet. 3-410 W.
MacMhUr Slvd • s.. J,
Santa Alla, Ce 112704
ROQ9( De~. 3"410 w "'8cArthur Blvd , Ste J ,
Santa Ana. ca. 92704 Thia bUslneu It con-
ducted by a general pert·
nenihlp Haw you 11a11ed doing
bualneu yet? No Al~n E Solberg Ill
Thia stetemant was filed wllh the County Clerk ol
Orange County on 6-18:99
1'"8713419
Dalty Pllo1 May 20. 27, /UM 3,.10, 11199 Tl\4114
F1Cihl0ut lualMea
NllM StaMmertt
The following peraona
a .. doing butlneM aa Donglo lnvHtmenta,
18332 Menor Pofnt Cir.
Huntington Beach, CA
82&48 GeorDa Don Toy, 19332
Minot "hint Oitde, Hunt. ._,,.. 8Md\. CA m4I . Thia buWIMI ,, con-
~ by. WI lndMCIUal He¥e you ~ dorig ~~No ~OonToy
Thia •••meni was lltd
Wiii --County ~ of ~ CounlY on 5-1Mll . ,...,..,.,,
o.ly Plot .. 20~ ..._.al.10 , .. Fl 1 I; IUaln•a ...._ __ ..
n. '*"""" .,.... -~-JM OUKIN.
1 ...... a-. °"*· "°"'*"' V-.V. CA ll10I TIIONI· Je!!r Ila--~_. ... Ctialtt = .~ Vl!llr, CA ~,.. ....... la OM-.... w."' lfdrldlillf ............... ~,._'Ill '~--==--~·
Ortw, Costa Mesa --ce
926~
TaylOl's Mom'5 Cookies. Inc • (CA). 423 Costa Mesa
Stteet. Costa Meta. CA
92827
This buSlness 11 con·
dueled by: a general pannerghlp
Have you 111111ed clofna
busln9$$ yet? Yea, 5-3·99
Key Ume West. Inc •
Sttannon M. Carpenter.
Vice Prealdent
Tl\1$ statement was hied
with the County Cieri( ol
Orange County on S-18·911 1Htl7ts4211
Dally PllOI May 20, 'Z7,
Juoe 3, to, tm TM97
FlctltlOua Bu•lnn• Name Stai.ment
The following persons
are dolna bustne5* as
New l'otk Herdwar•
Company, tll03 Superior
Ava., Co$111 M ... , CA
112627 Brast Assets, lnc.,(CA),
1603 Superlof Ave , Collll
Mesa, CA 92627
This bUllness 11 con-ducted by: a corporation
Have VoU atarted doing
bualnus yet? Vu.
05-01-11199
Brau .Assets, Inc • Scott
Sarkisian, Pmldent ~
Thlt atalemtn1 WIS llled
with ll1e CounlY Clerk a!
Orange County on 5,19.g9
1Mtl7934SO
Daily Pilot May 2<1 27.
June 3, 10, 1111111 1M99
Flctttfoua Bu11n. ..
~StatefMnt
TM foftowlng person.
are doing buliMll ••· Spons cer Rtntall of ~ &Mdl, 2152 SE
Bt11tol StrMt. Newport Budl, CA t29eO
AAV N9WPOft. Inc; , (Cell·
fomla), 114$4 112 Na8onel
Blvd • Loi Angelee, CA
90084 Thll bUlk1eN II con: ~ by. • eotpofatlon ... you ..., doing
~¥'9C?No RAV ~ewpon. Inc • Mlct-1 8'ophy • ..,...,.,.. Thia ... ,,..,,. .... tied
""" --CWl'Y Clefll of Of8ngl~
Dilly ~ M8¥ 20 '17. ....,. 3. 10, ,.. Th493
STATEMENT Of
WITHDRAWAL FROM
PARTNERSHIP OPERATING UNDER
FICTITIOUS
BUSINESS NAME
The following pel'IOf'I has
w11hdr11wn 11 a Qilnet"ll
panner lrom the panner·
ship operating under the
lletltlou• business name ol PROJECT STUDIO at
3410 w. MacAMur #J,
San\11 ana, CA 92704-6852
The Flc:tltlout Buslnus
Name referl9d to above
WIS hlecl In Orange County
on U·25·118 FJLE NO
1998877on e Ful Name and Addte11 of Iha Pel$0i'I Wi!hdmring:
PAUL CURTIS DENTON,
925 Ceoltel St, co.la Mesa, CA 92627
Paul Denton Thts atalemenl WU hied
wrttt the County ci.rt< 01
Orange County on 51181119
1118M79342f Dally PtlOI May 20, 27.
June 31 tO, 19119 Th498
Flc1hkiu• Bualne ..
Neme Stamment
The folloWing persons
ara dol=•lnMa as. Island nt. 502 S Bay
Front. Bal llland, CA
92862 John F Cook Jr • 502 S
Bay Front. Blltt>oe Island.
CA 92662
Thi• bullnHt 11 con·
ducted by· an lndlVldual
Have YoU 1tacted do!ng
bUslnen yet? No
Jottn F Cook Jr
Thll statement Wat 114ed
wtth tile County Clettt of
Orange Coun:\:'.~IHI 1 11
OeilY P1lol May 2~ J.}, June 3, 10, 1898 rn::iut
F1CddOUi IUilMia
Name .... lent .
The lollowlng f)MOM
eredoing~u llO'•ator COIT\ !502 8 Bey Front, 8elboe laland.
CA82M2 Joho F. Cook Jr , 502 S Bay Front, BellOe i.nd, CA~ Thie buainMa le con-
dUCled by an tndMOUel
...... ~ lta'1td doing
bullnltl ~ No JoMF.~Jr Tlllt ......,.. ..... llled
WWI ,_ County ~ °' lllalllli• .. .., 111 <>r-. CounlY on 5-tM8
...... Ml\4 ·t~I
-
..,. ~"flllOI Mtv ao 11 ... -"'e.Ur 10, 111f fiG ~f'A ·:ig .. •~ ,... ............. . .............
-,,.~...,... ~ ~.... .,.~-
'INI ....... .,_, re:•C>t; a.. ~ .. r;;;t.;r
···""=
Aclloue Buel,_ ...... ......,,..,.
The ~ ,,_"°"* ar. Oolrlll CIUllNa a• MET •fb 11n1erna1 lOf\11,
18M2 ~rtlM Ste
10. -iNtne:CA t 2tt2 M T As USA Inc (NV}
2112 ButlnH • Cenler 011V9, lrvtne CA t2t12
Thia Wainen 11 con·
uueteo by' • cotllQfalion Have you 1tat1MI OOino
butinQI yet? V .. , 1996
MET·RJC U!M, Inc,
Jeuold J. PaUtUOn. CFO/ coo Thi• 1t1Htment waa hied
wllh the County Cler\ ol
Otange Cot.Int~ on 6-25·99 1IHIM79427S
Dally Piiot May 27, June
3, to. 17, 1989 Th519
Ff C1&1oua Buelneee
Name Stal9"1ent
The lollowlno peraons 'are doing bultneu as.
Franlil111 Ananaat. 3242 Eaat Coast ~1ghway, Co-rona Del Mar, CA 92625
Chtlstopner E Hobson. Inc , (CA), 3242 East Coest
H1gnway, Corona Del Mar,
CA 112625
This business IS c:on-
dlJCled by a OOfPOf'Btion Have you stanect ao.ng
bu51ne5s yet? Yes. tf4194
Christopher E Hoblon,
Inc., OBA. Franklin Finan·
clal, Chrls1optter E Hoo.onl'Presklent
This statement •-.tas filecl with the County Cieri< of
Orange County on 5· 12·99 191H16792848
Dally Pllo1 May 27, June
3, 10, 17, 1999 Th521
Fictitious Buslnen
Nam• Statement
The following pel'9ons
are doing buslneu as: a) CALIFORNIA
CHIROPRACTIC CARE
CENTER,
b) C A LIFO RN IA
MASSAGE: CENTER. c) CAUFORNIA WELL·
NESS CENTER, 1330-A
East Chapman Avenue,
Fuller10Q, Calilomla 9283t
Lany w. Basch. 5104
S.8$hen DfMI, Newport
Beach, California 92663
This business Is con·
duded by· an Individual
Have you started doing
buiiness yet? No
Lany Basctt This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Orenge County on 5-14·~ 181H167t3188
Dally PllOC May 20, 27
June 3, tO. 1999 Th505
FlcttiJoua Su•lneH Name Statement
The following persons are doing business as.
We$1.Slde ClaS$lc, 377
Avocado llJ, Cosia Mesa. Califomla 92627
Bradley Tyler'Appelgate,
377 Avocado #J, Costa Meaa, Calitomla 92627
Sunny Kim Appelgate,
377 Avocado #J, Costa
Mesa. Calilomla 92627
This business Is oon·
ducted by: husband and wile Have you sianed doing
business yet? No
Sunny Kim Appelgate ThiS statement wa1 filed
with the County Clerk of
Orange County on 5-4-99
19996792017
Dally Ptlol May 20, 27,
Juoe 3. 10. 1999 Th504
8SC8395
NOTICE OF
PETITION
TO ADMINISTER
ESTATE OF:
EVANGELINE B.
ROACH aka EVANGELINE
BERNADETIE
ROACH CASE NO. A197192
To all heirs. benell·
cltrlea, creditors, cont·
lngent creditors, and pet· sons WtiO may otherwise
be Interested In the wl1I or
estate. or both. ot.
EVANGEUNEB.ROACH
aka EVANGELINE
BERNADETTE ROACH
A PETITION FOR PRO-
BA TE has been llled by
JEANNE ROACH GADBOIS In the Superior
Coult of Calllomla, County
of ORANGE.
THE PETITION FOR
PROBATE requests that
JEANNE ROACH
GADBOIS be appointed at
pel'IOOll represeniatNe to administer the eslllt• ol Ille
Oeoedent
THE PETITION requests
1he decedent's WiU and
codicils, d lll'ly, be admitted
to probate The w• and any codldls are available
lof examination In Ille file
kept l)y the court.
THE PETITION request.I
euthOflty to edmlnllter lhe
estate undef t.ne ~,
ent Admlrnstf9tlon of Ea·
\lites Act. (Thia AUttlotity
wlll alloW the personel f"IP·
ra6'fltaM to take many
actlOAs Without Obtaining
coun epproval. Before
taking certain very llT!pOf·
tant aatlons, how.ver, the
per1on11 repr .. entatlv•
wlH be required to give no-
tice to ln1e••-'ed pert0n1 unle&I they l'llMI waived not1c:e or conteoied to tne
pfQpOMd .alon.) The In-
dependent admlnlltrallon l""'°'"Y Wiii be gr9l*<I
unleM an lntll"llted pet1
eonfllelan~toh
pelllol'I and aflOWI good Cll'94I why .,. OOUt1 etlol;ld
nol llfWll h *"'°"" A HEANNO on tt. pet-
llon d i. ._, on JUNE
17, 1118 • 14& prn In °'Cit l73 looM90 • 341 The O!Y Drllle Soulft, Or-
... CA 12111
IF YOU 08JECT IO N er--.. cl IN '**"'· ,cu Mould ..., ... Ner-::. -: r .. =~ ......... .,,,::;;
lie ~ YOUf IP"
...... ~"'-90" °' l'/&f Ml A C..0.-'°"Of ...... ~ ofl'9111•=~-:.=,... . .:.:: avn: ...... " ..... ~
AttotMy fOf ~ ,._loner:
•"'1919'1 llf...,, ~ ........ , ....... ,e.
4041 MecAIV\Ur 91'"9 .• It•. HO, Ne,.pof1 eeectl,
CA t2llO
PUbllltUMf NltWpOl1 Beac:h-
Cotla '°4111 ·u.itv . Pilol
May 21, 27. 28. 1909.
I FTl'ltUI
FlctlUoue Bu•ln•H Name Statement
The lollowlng pettON
ere doing bUJ!ntH at DOOlITTLE'S
PAMPEAED PETS.
2160 Tan Place, Fut1e11on.
CaMomia, 92833
Margo Jenell Perryman,
2160 Ten ~. Fullen.on,
Calllom•a 112833 This t>VsmHs 11 con·
dUCled by 81'1 lnc!Mdoll
Have you slatted dowlQ
buSlllHS yet? No
Margo Perryman Th•S 11atemen1 was filed
Wlll'I the County Clerk ol
Orange County on 4·2t·99 t91H167to521
Dally PllOI May 20, 27,
June 3. to, t999 Th506
CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH
NOTICE l~VITING BIDS
Sealed bids may be re·
c:eived at tile office ol the
Ctty Clertt, 3300 Newport Boulevard. P.O 8o)( 1768,
Newport Beach, CA
92858-81115 until 11 :00
a m. on the 17th day of
June, 1999, at Which time
suoh bid• shall t>e opened
and read lor
IRVINE AVENUE STREET
RECONSTRUCTION
Tiiie ol Protect STPLMA·515 f-(011)
Contract N{) 3204
$293.000 Engtnet(I E1t1mate
ISi .;rir.~1~polt
City En= ProspectMI rs may obtain one set ol bid docu·
ments at no cost II the of·
la of tile Pubhc Work$
Depertment. 3300 Newpon
Boulevard P O Box 1168.
Newpon Beactt. CA
92658-8915 for funhef Information. can Fong Tee, P!OJCIC1 M anager at (949)
844·3340.
Pubt1atted Ne~ Beech· Costa Mesa Daily Piiot
May 27 June 2, 1999
ThWs.41
Flctltlou• BualMH Name Statement
The following pel"IOfll
are doing bU&lness 11·
Olrect411.com, 28482 Le Plumosa, Laguna Niguel,
Callfomla 112658
Zeal Technoloolel Cor· poratlon, (CA), 28482 LI Plumosa, Laguna Nlouel.
Cal1fomla 92656 Thia buslne11 Is con-
duaed by. a corpo111bon
Have you •tarted doing buslne~ yet? No Zaal TedlnolooieS Cor·
Pof11110n, tJatt HllalPrHl·
dent
This statement was liled
With lhe County Clerk of
Orange Couoty on 5·25-911
1"96794263
Da~y PlloC May 27. June
3, 10. 17, 1999 Tl\512
Flctltloue BualneH
Name Statement
The lollowlng persons are doing buainess as G&M Appliance, 23S4
Uttllon Cr., COiia Mesa.
CA 92626
fgor Zheleznyak. 1400 N.
Fartfax Av, #14, LA. CA
11()()48
Felhc Lapldlt, 235-4 Lit· llton Cr .. Cotta Mesa, CA
92628
Thtt bulll"INI It con·
ducted by: a general pen·
nerahfp Have you started doing
buslneu yet? No
Igor Zheleznyak Thia llatement Wat filed
Wl\h tt'9 County Clerk of
Orange County on 5-25-IHI
111M194212
Daily Pitot May 21, June 3. 1CiMo 19911 Th508 Fl ue BualMU
Name St91ement
The lollowlng persona .... dok1a bullneas ...
~ Art Cen11f. 2043 Westdin onve. Suite 200. Ne'1WpOrt Beaetl, CA 92ee0
M o lly Sterk, 911
Seaborough, Newport
Beach. CA 92660 Patricia Slark, 44
Bllya•tt eoun. Newpon Beach, CA 92e60
Thia butlnet• 11 con-
ducted by • o-M,.I pa.rt· nem11p
Have you started dOlng
buSlneu yel? No Molly sral'k
Patr1Cla St.111< Thlt a11tement waa filed
wllh the Cooney Clerk of
Orenge~
Daily Piiot MllV 27L~
3, 10, 17, 19911 IMW
. . . -~~
'-_-: lt
.,,.,.. 17, 1
1 00 AM ANANCE CALI
f()AHIA, A CALI A ~ATION . dUI)
appolr1led T NStM unoa1
and ~ to -Deed Of Truat. ~ Maren 10 1808 aa No
•t)4()72 ol OlllO
ClOfd9 "' tne Of ,. Counly ~rof
OAANGI! County, Stai. o1
CellfOtNI llllCUI~ by
OAVID KANG. AN UN · MARRJf O MAN. and baao of .Tru11. recorded Maren
10, 19ill u ln1ol No
011 13"073 of OttlClll Re COfdl In ltle olf ice of the County Reooroer of
ORANGE County, State ot
Cal1lorn1a, tHcuted D~ Newport Spons Corpo·
rallOn, • Cahlomla COfpo ration, WILL SELL AT
PUBLIC AUCTION TO
THE HIGHEST BIDDER
FOR CASH (payable al
tima ol .... '" lawlul money or th• United
Statt•l at Al lh4t Malfl
(north) Entrance To the ~ly Courthouse, 700 CMc Center Dnv• West.
Santa Ana CA all rtghCs. II·
tie. and Interest conveyed
to and now lleld by 11 under
aald Deed of Tf\Jst In Ille
property situated m sa>d Coonw and State de· scribed as fully clescnbed
In tt'9 Deed Of l rust
The street eddress and
ocner common desigl'lation.
If eny. of the real propel1y
described above Is
purponed to be·
22 Beleoun Oilve. So.
Newport Beacll CA 92660
260f Eutblulf D(Ne.
Newport Baaoh, CA 92660
Th• undersigned TMtee dlsclalmt any ttabthlr 101 any Incorrectness o the
street addrtn and othe1
common designation. II
any. snown herein. Said sale wiff be made.
but wltttou1 covenant 01
-rranly, exl)fess or 1m·
plled, re11srdlng title,
possession, or encum· brances. to pay lhe remain·
ing pl'lnClpal sum ol the
not.e(S). leCllred by said Deed ol Trust, with interest
thereon as prOYlded In
said no1e(s~. adVances. 11
any. under the terms ol
said Deed of Trust lees.
charges, and expenses ol
Ille I f\JStH and ol the
trvsts created by said Deed
of TIU5t
The total amount of the unpaid balance of Ille ob-
ligation secured by the
property to be sold and
reasonable estimated
coats, expenses and
advances at lhe bme ol the
lnitJal publk:atlon ol the No·
IJce o1 Sale is $420.392.40
The beneficiary under said Deed ol Trust tiere-tolO<e executed and de·
llvereo to the undersigned a wntten Declaration or De·
fault and Demand for Sale.
and a written Notice of De·
faun and Electton 10 Sell.
The Undellloned caused
said Nota ol Delault and
Election to Sall 10 be r• corded In the county where
Ill• real property Is located
Date May 2.C, 1999
FINANCE CALIFORNIA as Said Trustee.
2042 Armaoos1 Avenue
loa A/198191. CahforT\la
90025
1310) 201-aon ISi Gereld H. Wiener.
Pre&ldent
Published Newpon eeacn-Costa Mesa 0~11ly P110t
May27.June3, 10 1999
Th540
Flctltloua Buelnesa
Name S11tement
The lollowtng persons
are doing business as.
ELBEE & COMPANY,
1525 W MacAnhur Blvd •
#3, Costa Mesa. Cahfomla
112626 Lucy Chou, 1 0041
Theseus Dnve, Hun11ng1on
Beach, California 92&46
Thll buSlness 1s con·
duded by. an lndiVldual
Have you stal1ed doing
bUSlnell yet? Yes.
04l29J94
Lucy ChOU
Thlt statement was nted With tt'9 County Clerk ol
Orange County on 5-20-99 1HM7938t3
Oaity Pilot May 27, June
3, 10, 17. 19911 Th~
Fkttttou• Buelnna
Name Statement
The lollowlng pel$0i'IS
11"1 Qolr"lg busloess as:
ARST Cl.ASS ANAN· CtAL. 311 Meta Df #16, Co6ta Men . C.ltlornia
~ Joaeoh Audie. 31 t Mesa Df #18. Costa Mesa
Cel•torni. 92627 Thia butane&S IS 000-
dUded by an lnCUVldual
Have you slatted doing
butlneu yet? No Paul Audia This 11atement was liled
With the County CleilC of
Ofange County on 5-24·99
1Mtln4159
Dally PilOI May 27 June
3, 10, 17, 1999 Th544
RCthlOUi Bu•lneH
Name~t
The lolbN!ag persons
are doing bualMll as 8AYSHORE CABINETS,
180lt Redondo Cltde •o" •
=g•on e .. ct1. c..
ArthUr LaW!enc» Conti 4U91. 310 South Giibert
81rH1, Anaheim Ca
ll2I04
Thll bUllMb IS con·
CMftd by. "' lf10IYWal Hlr¥9 you started OOlttg
IMlrMt Y9'? No Athll~
COMquu Thll~WUm.d
..., --County Qeftt ct ~~
OettHotMayrT....,. !, 10&: ,... nii13
Fl-·-... 111 .............
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... . -,_
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Co5UI .... -... ........ Che~ M&ne .JOnea E W 182& n bUllntu 1 con
OuOGd by an lndMdu.11
~.e 'fOAJ lllrted dOlog bullrlftt ytc? Yea AiJ1t1
23 t li98 Ch41tyl ~,,. June.
thll lta.lemenl w lillld
with !f\41 CoUnty Cliitk ot
Orinoe County on ' 2~·99 1"9t7M27~
Dally P11o1 M•y 21 June 3. 10, 17, 19911 Th51.C
filethlout Bu•lneH
Name Stat.ment
The lollowing peraons
are doing buslneu u
FRIENDS OF TH6 CHIL
OAEN. 537 Newport Cen·
tar Dr PMS 157. Newport
Beactt. Ca 92660 Gary Gene Har,der, 2145
E ColdradO. Pasacsena, Cahf. 91107 .
Grace o . Haroes, 2245 E
Colorado. Pasadena, Ce 11 91107
Tttls bus1~~ '' con· ducted by huSt'.1800 and
wle
Have you started doing
Du5J09SS yet? No
Gary Gene Harder
Gf9()1 0 Harder
Thls st1t1emen1 was l~ed
Wlll'I ltle County Chlr!\ ol
Orange County oo 5·25-99
111996794270
Daily Pilot May 27 June
3. 10, 11,.1999 Th515
Flciltious BualneH
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing business u
Blome l>es1gn1. 354 East
22nd Straet, Newport
Beach, CA 92660
Michael A Renda 2204
Donnie Road Newport
Beach. CA 92860
Peter J Schamell, 354
East 22nd Street, Ne ... POl'l
Beach CA 92660
This bu~oess 11 coo· ducted tiy a general pan
nershlp
Have yov staned OOtng
bustlless yel? Yes SJ14'119
MtChael A. Renda ·
Thos statemen1 ""as 1 led
""''" the CotJnty Clerk ol Orange County on 5·25·99
199967942611
Da 1y P iot Mat 27 June
3, 10, 17 19119 Tn5UI
FIC11tlous Buslneu
Name Statement
The lol10w1ng persons
are dOIOO bustne$$ as SIER~A S LIGHT FOUNDATION 1846
Anaheim Ave # t 5·c,
Costa Mesa. Caltfornla
92627
Cindy A Soto, t845
Anaheim Ave. •15·c.
Costa Mesa. Calllorn111
92627 ThtS t>us1nei;s IS con·
dueled by, 1n unln
corporeted usoclallon
other than a pannersh•P
Have you staned doing b~ness yel'> Yes
05(17199
Cindy A Soto Tl'llS statement "'a~ filed
with tile County Clerk ol
Orange County on 5-17·99
1"96793320
Daily PtlOt May 27 June
3. 10. 17 1999 Th523
Rctltiou• Bu.ineH
Name Statement
The lollowmg persons
a1e doing business as
Beacnllve 300 Paahc
coas1 Hwy. #310. Hunt·
1ng1on Beach. CA 92648
Sean Collins. 1'712 Har·
bot Way Sell Beach, Cf.
90740
Th•s business Is con·
ducted by an 1nd111idual
Have you started doing
business yet? Yes,
January 11197 Sean Collins
This statement was l~ed
with the County Clerk ol
Orange County on 5·21 ·911
11199e7HIM8
DJJly P1lol May 27, June
3, 10, 17, 19119 Th524
Flctltlou• BualneH
Nam• Statement Ttre following persoN
are doing busloesl as
KennedY's Constl'\ICbon
Co. 257 Santa Isabel A'le ,
Costa Mesa Ca. 92627
Patnck Kenneoy, 257
Sania lubel Ave , Calta
Mesa, Ca 92627
ThiS busmess 11 con·
dUC1ed by an lndiYidual
Have you Started doing
t>us>ness yer" Yu 8·1976
Patrick R Keooedy Thi& statemenl was hied
with the Cout'lty Cle°' ut Of ange County on 5-21 ·IKI 1118MN31121
Dally P1lol ~Y 27. Juno s. to. t7 1m Th525
Fictitious Buelnesa
Nam• Statement
The I011ow1t1g pe~ons
Me doing business es ROGER'S REAL TV
2737 East Coest Highway,
Corona del Mar. CA 92625 Michael Glen Mct<IMOO,
816 Acac:1a Avenue, Co·
rona del Mar CA 92825
This bu91M IS 18 000•
ducted by al'I lndMduaJ Hive you ltarted d04ng
buiNU yel? Vea,
11I01/95
MIC:Nel Glen~
Thll 111""'*1( ... flied
WCti 1he ~ Clertl o4 Orange~
Da~ Piiot Mey 27. J\N
3. 10 17! 111t Th526
Rdlill a• llliilitn 1 ........... , ...
'The ...... ,.._,.
.,. doWIQ ..,..,.... ..
8AEE"ZE TRADING
COllP~Y. 17979 CWn•
9f'Of'I 8t .... ~ 8eedl, CA 9*7
Z"*' ....... t1'79 ~ ...... ~
ingeon -.ad\, CA -'1
Tllll ~ • aon ~"' ......... .. ....,,. you ...... dolr'll "'=9:::
TNI • flllM w tied "91 ._ CoUrler Cll9* OI ~~rr-:.1
a.Ir "°' "-n= 1 t7,
oua
Name .... m.nt
Tr.e I P9ftOl\S
rad bualne&a•• W 4 1 ON CAPIT Al.
COMPANY, ,126 Vle Kofon Nqwpoo Bo;Wr1, c.a p~~3
Wlllht.m C W.111Nr'91Gf1
UJ, 125 Via l<aron • .Nawpott
&Men CA .92663 ' Tlll5 builrM.IH II oon
Gucteu by im ndiv.Ou.I
Have you "'l'lttd 001"' bu1•nes1 yet? VH
04115/99
William C WarrT11noion
Th!I 111letnenl WU tliec
with "'• eouoiy ctenc o O.ange County on ~21-SX 1"81193t2~
0 My Pilot May 27. J\lt'lf
3 10 17. 1999 Ttt52£
Flctltloua Bu•lnn•
Heme Statement
'Thi IOloOW!ng persone
are Cbng Mines.I IS
A·Z Enterpnses. 50A
WNI Bay Avenue. New· port Beach, CA 92661
Martt J Harvey, 504
West &iy Aveou., New·
port Beacn, CA ~&61
Thil lllui•nes1 Is coo·
dueled by an indrvidual
Have you s1ane<1 doing
business yet? No
Mark J Harvey
Thll statement was filed
W•th the County Clertt ol Orange County on 5-21·99
1119M793M1 Daily P11o1 May 27 June
3 10, 17, 111911 Ttt530
Flctltlou1 Buaf neu
Name Statement
Tile IOflowlng persons
are doing business as
First Glass, 31 t7 Monroe.
Way. Costa Mesa, Cf.
92646 F redencl< Brown 3117
Mon~ Way, Costa Mesa, CAii~
Bretl Porr, 2153 Maple
St . •B Costa Me.>a CA
V2627
Tilts busine's 1s con-duded bv a general pan·
nersh•P
Have you ~1arieo 001n9 ousmeu yet?
Fredeoell Brown
Brett Pon
Thii statement was tOed
v.1tll the County CleilC ol
Orange Couf11Y on S·21 ·99
1118M7t31WO
Daily Pilot t.4ay 27, June
3 to. 17 t9911 lll..i31
Flctltloua Bu•lneH
Name S1atement
The IOf10w1ng fle1Sons
are doing business as ·
a) H M S TOWN CAA,
b) H.M.S LIMOUSINE
SERVICES, 433 1/2
Dahlla, Corona Del Mar,
CA 92625
John Kenneth Stoesser.
433 112 oantta, Corona Del
Mar, CA 9262.5
Th•s busloesa is con·
ducted by an lnc:l!Vldual
Have you started doing
bUS1ne5$ yet7 t-1<>
John Kenneth Stoesser
This statement was Med W1ltl the Couoty Clerk Of
Orange County on S·21·99
1""7939'3
Da•ly PtlOt May 27. June
3, 10. 17, 1999 lh532
Flctliloua Bu1lnese
Name S1atement
The fOllow!flg petSOnS .,.. OOlng bullnNI ..
a) 5hovtt>a1Ud com
b) Salus•"'• 2727 W Pa· ale Coast Hwy , Newport
Beach CA 92683 Elnet Inc (Ntvada).
2727 W Paatlc: Coest ~:laJ Newport Baadl CA
Th•~ bu11nes1 Is con-
ducted by a O()(pOrltiOn
Have yoo started dou\g
buil/19'9 yet? Yes,
051<>1199
EZnet. Inc A Blake
Chnstensen/Presldent
This statement was filed
With the County Cltt1t Of
Orange County on 5:21 ·99
1118M713927
OaUy P110I May 27 t. June 3. 10, 17, 1999 ll'IS33
Flctltloua BualneH NameSta~t
The lollowtng pell00$
are CSOlnO buaineu as
Best lowing and Tran&·
portation s.~ 7•72
Werner Ava , HunllnOton
Beaetl, C.Womie 9264~
Jotln C Vaughn, t 6631
~water Lane, Hun1•
Beach, c.i 926411
bu91neu IS oon-
duaed by en lndlllidl*
HIVI you star'8d <bog
bUllneSI yet? Ya, 3111811 John C Vaughn
Thll Stetament WU tiiecl
With \tl4t County Oettl of
Orange Coul'llY on 5·~1 ·911 1 .... .,.,..
Dilly Pilot May 27, J~
3. 10 17 11199 Th53A
FlctltlOua BualM ..
-~.,.,. Statement
The !allowing pel'IOOS
el"I dOlng 00.inilN as: ADAMS WELDING,
2020 Suaan St . •S Sant.a
Nia, CA 92704 · Edr!c Adami, 186 E
Wllaon St , Cotta M.-
CA 92627 Thia bullness le con· ducted by .,, lndMOUal
Hive you mn.d c:toihll bustnus yet? YN 2-01 ·90
Ednc Adami Thia ... ...,,..,. ... lied
with the eoun.., ~ OI Otange~
~ Pilot-..... 21 ..... 3. 10, 17; 1... .,.,..
FiCilil ue ... I JI ....... I.,..,,
The ~ '*'°"' eredOlllG .~• ...... Of'T'HE
llAE'#QOO, tllO .... 111ra.-....c-. ...... CAN127 ~ ......... ..
a.;,,..io ...... ea.
lltlta;CA-7 TNa ........ ..,. ....... .., ......... .. ._.VDU ..... ... ~HI:!* "'* ,, ......
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TUESDAY'S deadline is 5:00 p.m: on Friday
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17450 pp MM73-0411
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(W055e3) 134.995
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(7")192"909
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$1000 down ISSIJT1t $7950
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FleetWood, lo Iii. llhr, 350 V8.
1811 whl '« (708o430) $17,988 Nibert Otdtmoblle CactUlac
114-540.1100
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CADILLAC CQHCOURS '95
270 HP Nonhstar, Mlite pearl •
tan •hr (243618) $17,988
Nibert Oldtmoblle Cldlllac 714-540-9100
CADILLAC DEVILLE 'IS
Lo mill. ~ llhr. super
clNnl (21~) $17.988
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hearu won u East 11snafed with tho
e•&ht. Ww continued with the queen.
niB'cd by d«lam. The klna of di•·
mondl wu cashed to confinn the bid
bttak, tnd a splde was led to the
queen and ace. Eut shifted to lhe
k.ina or clubs, taken by the ace.
Declarer ruffed another heart. crccstd
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bank. wu now down LO three trumps and two cho1be whi~ West had four diamonds and a club. East won the
club uit but West was forced to ruff
the next trick and leaad a trump.
Declarer still hid to lose a trump but
escaoed for dOwn ooe -an excellent
result considerina that East-West
could make four hearts with ~ful
play.
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work. Declarer likes nothing better
than to sinale in ttumps when an
opponent holds a stack.
West was deliJhled when East
reof>ened the bidding with a double.
It looked as if the upcomin&
Memorial Day would be celebr11ted
in style, and days early.
The defense was very rnendly.
ln11ead or belpma declarer score trump tricks, West should have led a
short suit, in thia cue clubs. As the
cuds lie, the defenders would then
collect two club tricks, the two
major-suit aces and three ttump tricks, since declarer would end up
having to lead ttumps from ·hand.
1lw would have netted East· West
800 points - a highly satisfactory
outcome.
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(045902) $30,995
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(714)812-6IOI
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714-540-M30
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MERCURY SAILE LS '13
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(350662) $17.988 •
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MITSU81Stt 3000 GT SL 118
Alllo, llf, chromes. aloys, 1511
ITV (001385) $27,995
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LEXUS GS 300 '96 LIIV, moonrool, CO, 47k miles
(1789G't20241) $21,295
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Utllities Commission
REQUIRES that &II
Ultd household goods
movers print their P.U.C. Cal T number;
limos and chauffers
print their T.C.P.
number In all advertis-
mtnts. If yoo have a
queatlOll about the
legality al a mover,
limo 0< dlauffer, call:
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COMMISION
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T0131 PIYlllll1ls of $14,364 + tax. 12K 111. llowed per~ 2°' per null in ucess (007965)
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12K Iii allowed ro. mie Ill eass
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Residual $12,901 95 Total~ pmts SI0,49510 +tax. 12K ml allowed per yw. ai. per mlt in a:ess. (335058)
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White, leather, super clean! (292135) '95 CADII:LAC CONCOURS $17 988 270 H.P. Northstar, white pearl, tan leather, moonroof & more! (243618) '
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'96 CADILLAC SEVILLE
I.my alllel, V-8 Northstar, moonroof, alloys, bat. of warr. (828445)
'94 CADILLAC BROUGHAM
Fleetwood, low miles, leather, 350 V-8, rear wheel drive (708430) $16,988 '95 GADILLAC SEVILLE STS
Low mlles, 290 H.P. Northstar, red pearl, CD, & more! (808759) $23,988
'95 CADILLAC DEVILLE
Low miles, amethyst, leather, super clean! (214082) $16,988 '96 CADILLAC SEVILLE STS
Low miles, 290 H.P. Northstar, CO, alloys, Bal. of warr. (800457)
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