The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About1999-07-06 - Orange Coast Pilot. . SERVING THE NEWPORT-MESA COJ\Vv\UNmES SINCE 1907 TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1999 Sch~ol budget· complex_~but , r~fui~d managed their mone{that school perfect understanding of it. tha.t I can't give a better am.wet," mone) , m dCCQrdance Wllh the School board "watchdog" committee recommends tentative budget; this year's ·plan will also consider long-ter,m. strategic goals. restrooms. weren't stocked with . · Last .Tuesday, boilrd members ·said Sctmlthe1s dS he struggled to d~strn1 qoals and pnonties. · basic nec~1ties like Pa.per towels? tentatively approved a $118 rrul-explain what the average parent Last month, Schultheis' com· trict's budget for prdctical reasons. Every afternoon, his daughter would rush home from school and mto the bathroom. Years later, Schultheis. now the lion, balanced budget, although needs to know about NC\'1)()rt· mittee thked chool board mem- chmrman of the school T>oard's they are expecting to make sub-Mesa's budget. her to revamp their budget budget advisory comnuttee, has a stantial revisions between now "The main thing to note 1 thttt process, so thut ll better reflects much better understand.mg of how and Aug. 24, when they will gwe there is accountability,• ho said. thP yodls and pnonties that d1s- the distnct apportions its money. it a final OK. His committee, he sa.Jd. is o tnct ofho ls wrote last fall. NEWPORT-MESA L1ke many parents, Mark Schultheis got interested m the school dis- What, Schultheis wondered, was wrong with the way tlie district But he also concedes that the The tentative budget is more ·watchdog.committee· that scru-Supt. Robert 8drbot said that process is far from simple, and than 600 pages long. tuuzes the budget to make )ure he's a long way from having a ·rm almost embarrassed to say district offi.rjals are spending theu Beach Weather draws big 9ay-after crowds Many enjoy a rare two-consecutive-day streak in the sun and sand STAC'l BROWS ~Not NEWPORT BEACH -It was supposed to be anll-clirnactic. But · the day after 150,000 people swarmed Newport Beach to cele- brate the Fourth of July, thousands · more 1amined the beach Monday trying to escape sweltering tem- peratures. Authorities said drl offichd count was unavailable, but the naked eye su ggesteij that the attendan ce Monday was at least half that of the holiday. "The weather my frieni:I, the INDEX .. . OASSflED -·-.. • .. --·-·-·J COMMOn'S -M••••••~-m-••••-•·-2 POUCI FIUS--·-r·-ou2 MUC IOTm -··~6 SiPCll5 -·"··-___. ... _ .......... -S weather," olf ered b1cychst Robert Posada. "I know many people thought today woilld be a lot qweter because usually people ure home recovering from hangovers and oth- er things, but the weather, is too good for thaV . By 2 p.m., the weather had already reached well above · 78 degrees, the anticipated high The National Weather Service satd the high i.q Newport Beath could reach 90 degrees before the end of the day. With the city getting a taste of the heat wave that has most of the coun- try scurrying to beaches and air-con- MILLENNIUM MOMENT ditioned theaters and malls, many weleomed a little heat folloWlilg Sunday's fireworks. ·veah,_il's hot, but that's why we have beaches," said Garden Grove resident Marsha Kellerman. •1110 • only problem is the traffic getting to the beach," she S<Ud. Those coming into Newport Beach by way of the 55 Freeway found delays of up to 25 minute& as trafi1c Jammed from Newport Boule· vard to the southbound San Diego Freeway interchange. However, once at the beach, many in the crowd basked in the sun's glow. •nus is wonderful,• said Keeping Newpo~ clean and. T.ll:et In 1978, Mayor Milan Dostal retired from the Newport Beach City Council. " • Dostal was ftrst elected to the council m 1972 and was elected mayor by his fellow councilmen in 1976. He rchred to devote more time to his law practice and his family. In addition to his council duties, Doetal was a member of the county's Alij>ort Land µse Cbmmislion and was diiec1or of ~tio!D Distrid 5, whlth .erves IDOfl of Newport Beach. Dostal wH also vice chairman of the ~ of Cdfomia Otlel' Commtttee on Envtronment Quallty and lemlit on a lllnUar • OllDlllihe ND by tbe nation.a ~· PHOTOS BY SEAN HILLER At left, Brandon Matteson, 14, of Irvine Wes through · sborebreak on his sklmboard south of Balboa Pier, keep- ing cool in the water while more than 100,000 people took to the Newport Coast for picture- perfect weaUter. Below, holiday crowds Dock to Bal- boa Beach as Irvine resident Del Deluca checks out the view from the Balboa Pier Monday. KatnnC\ Dctley. ·1rs rare that you can get ~nsecutive days at the beach where you can just kick back and en1oy bemg Amencan, • she S<Ud. To prove his patriotism, Posada painted his bike red. white and blue and wore a shirt with the Amencan flag on the back. Rags were seen throughout Newport Beach over the Jong weekend. The boardwalk was draped wi,tb American flags and nearby busi- nesse!\ flew Old. Glory proudly. Although capacity crowds jammed the beach, authorities from Newport Beach and neighbonng Co5ta Mesa said no disturbances were reported. ON VACATION Take the .Daily Pilot on vacation Don't forget to take the Daily Pilot with you when you go on Yttea· tion. Send us your pic- ture with the Pilot. •nd we'll publish it In the ~· flhotOI must "-ve been Uken in the last three months. Send pic- tures to Deily Piiot on V..tton. JJO W. a., St. ~ ... 121Z7.1arry. ........... .... SEE BUDGET PAGE 4 Church's homeless shelter to be considered ~Piot COSTA MESA -J !arbor Chrisllan Fellow- "hiP tonight will try to re urrect a homeless men's shelter that was ~hut dov. n earlier this year for building and zonmg code v1oldtions. Pastor Bill Gartner wa forced to evict dbout eight men m Apnl dfter the oty d.tscovered he was nmmng the !>helter m a church room that was not mednt for r~s1dent1al use. The room, located m back of the church at 740 Wilson St, did not hdvc direct ac('o<>s to o kitchen or bdth- room and showPI, The shelter that began mformally .had be('ame an oi,hc1al mission of the church last yedf after Gartner exp 'nenced con-.1derable succe s with the program. Because the shelter did not liJmt the residents' lengtll. ol stay a ... other shelters do, the men wore ttble to hnd full-time Job and save money ,_.L..- G rtner hacl 8sked for, hut was not granted. an extension. He ha been ''orkmg w1tn stalf at the ot\ sinc't~ thut tune to hnd an alternative. Another room m the church does qudlil} as livmg quarters and could hou up to 14 men. The Planning Comm1 ion will hold lb study session at 6:30 p m tonight m Conference Room 1 A at City Hall, 77 Fau Dnv . . ~-~A Whole lotta~ food •A feast-filled benefit today Will mark · the operuhg of a market and raise money for OCC's Culinary Arts Program . \lhO'\ JIA'l.'>L'\ !kit l'iol Whole Foods Market will celebrate its new operung m C~ta l'.. tc a today, w1th a pre-open- ing gala to benefit OCC's Cuhnary Arts Program. The gala i spon ornd b}' the OCC Foundation and Whole Food , and will feature food sam- pling from 15 r ::.tauranto;, beer, wlile and a live SWUlg band, Tours of the ore will aho be offered, while food connoLs eurs .c:an sample dishes prepared by chef!:> u mg mgred1ents from the market. Guest chcis, who r pr <:cnt local r taura.nts, will prepare some of thel! favonte dishes usmg mgre- dients av all able from Whole Foods With food·tastmg s1ands and live mu,1c, the goal of the event L" to rai<.e 20,000 for the OCC Culinary Arts Program and the Culma ~ Hot Food Team. . OCC's Hot FoOd Team has rt>pr sentea the coll(.>ge in nabonal and mlemat10nal competi- tions, including last :mmmer when the team pre· SEE FOOD PAGE 4 • 2 Tuosdoy, July 6, 1999 local voices . Daily Pilot GAINS SKATING THEIR WAY TO FAmt They pracbce thelJ' olhes, grind , tail slides -and they read the Bible. Skate Freestyle.Miri-• • ist:ry has touched about·two dozen youths through skateboarding. Every Tuesday, the muust:ry offers four-hour skdteboard sessions and a 20-minute "down time" for Bible study or testimoruals. "It's a pretty great way to draw them to,• said student ministries intern ~ Robert Weder. · • IACK BAY MONITORING MONEY The state has budgeted $175,000 for a study of Back Bay contaminauon, while the city of Newport Beach has begun to develop a monitoring plan aimed at keeping the sensitive estuary dean. "It's a marvelous tlung, • Robert Caustin, a founder of Defend the Bay, said of the funding. "11us 1s the first step to gdl1l an understanding • UNITY THROUGH DIVERSITY THEMSSING Of FATHER DAUSE More than 1,000 people attencted the funeral mus for the Rev. Kerineth '.Knluse, after months of battling J>(Ulcreatic cencer. During his 17 yean in the Newport-Mesa conununity -first at St. Joachim Catholic Church, then at Our Lady of Mt. Carinel -Krause did much to bridge ethnic gaps and also started a youth tninlstty. "He helped teach the Latino com- munity to t>e strong and get the assistance we need." saijl Paty Madueno, a West Side resident who worked closely with St. Joachim Church on neighbor- hood issues. "He was a tremen- dous man." l.ASl-MINUTE MONEY TAUCS The Newport-Mesa school boa.rd h ad little time to consid- er its preliminary budget. The ~ P08UOA I DMY Pl.OT The body of the Rev. Kela· , netb,,Ki'ause receive. a final bl~ oatmde Holy Fami- ly C.tbeclral ln Orange. er. wttil thet day. One good thing: The budget is balAnced. MOURNING THE LOSS Of FRIENDS 1Wo Newport Harbor Hlgh grads -Scott Henderson, 28, and William Iler J r., 26 -were killed in a traffic accident while . retuminQ home from an overnight trip to Los Vegas. Henderson and Ile r -a stand- out volleyball player m high school and college -were known for their zeal for life. . •What hurts the most was that there was unfinished busi- Costa Mesa took the first step toward understanding other cul- tures with a Uruty lb.rough Diversity dinner. There, commu- ruty leaders discussed their expe- riences with prejudice and other cultures and hope to continue an open dialogue on race relations DON LEACH I OAllY PILOT Ministry member Adam Deyden pray5 with others dUrlng "down time" between skate sessions. · district was required to approve a preliminary budget by June 301 so the board scheduled an emergency meet- ing last Tuesday -June 29 - to review the spending plan. Members didn't see it, howev- ness,• said Erik Folkedal. who grew up with both men. •w e bad so much left to do." MAILBAG RE ADE RS RESPOND LOCALS NEED A LESSON IN BACK BAY PRESERVATION I am a professor of marine science at OCC for 25 years. I wanted to comment on the article titled, •Newport work- mg on monitonng Back Bay" (July 1). Thoughts on Stanfo~d·9 scores, zero•tolerance policy In my oplillC>n and based on the 25 year!> of research r have done on the bay m th.is area, the source of Back Bay conta- mmation lS utter human igno- rance of the Back Bay ecosys- tem and a lack of understand- ing on the part of the vast ma1onty of our local c1hzens 1 about what goes mto the bay, how 1t gel'> mto the bay dnd how they m some cd!>es Ml' completely responsible tor thdt Moo.I pPoplP dre totally unuwdrc of how the Back Bay eco.,yslem work<;, and whelher tlw inputs are com1nq from lhP <>C'Pdn from thP b<Jy tlsell, or lrom tnbutanes ledd- mg mtn the• bay. I would hke to recommt>nd the Daily Pilot run a senes of articles dbout this. lnvestigdtt> 1t uncl help cldnfy this to redd- ers of the Pilot I think you could do a lot to redlly dispel thdt ignorance by JUSI running more articles about the bay and how its ecosystem works DENNIS KELLY Pro/P'isor of manne snence ~ occ PlANE ftlDE WAS EVENT KIDS WILL REMEMBER FOREVER A s principal of Whittier Elementary, I would like to make a few com- ments in response to the June 19 article on the positive growth of Whittier Elementary School's Stanford-9 .test scefres 1·students improve on state te!>t scores"). First, many thanks to the Newport- Mesd Schools Foundation, our dedrest friend over the.last several years, for its support of personnel and academic pro- qrams, and Scott Pciulsen for ht!> strength ttnd encoufdgement Grnhtudc> i!> also due to community members too nwnerou!> to mention who have helped us along the wa), including the Le Bldnc Chiropractic Chmc, Credting Pride and Washington f\.lutudl Bdnk. Whittier is d dynamic school. lb beauty 1c., defined in the faces of our children, the dPdtcation of our teachl"rs; and the <>nthu- !>iasm or our parents. We tire d funddl11en- tdl school serving d populrlhon of 91 u,., Enqlish-language lcdmNs. In add1lJon to kmr1Pr9arten through th11d·qhlcl1 ,IC\"iS- rooms. We hd\ (' d Cdl1lfH1' Jiil' C hool ctnd dt11ly aduJt literc.1c:y/Engbsh c l<1sscs through adult echm1t1un ttnd stdte .grant support. I am very proud of our teoching staff who have C\tceptcd the challenge of tedching English and bteracr to every stu- dent. Whittier parents ~e lecmung Eng- lt!>h and actively partinpating m th£• edu-- cat1onal process Our motto, Nleammg for till; whatever it tdkes! ~ wqum!.s our think- ing and working together Fnends of Whittier Know that our con- tributions dre being used wisely and well. Teachers· I deeply respect your corrurut- ment to excellence> Parents: I applaud your tedffiwork clnd willingnes to learn along with your children. Each of you has ennched Whittier Elementary. ll 1s a privi- lege to be part or such dn outstanding · teum SHARON BLAKELY Pnnc1pal, Wtutt1Pr Elc>m(.>ntary School r•>r the year 2000 1 hope you subtitle the Stanford-9 score article, .. English- speaking students of college-educated parents score highest, again.• It's time the state and the districts stop reporbng scores by geography (school) and ethructy. It's meaningless and coun- terproclucbve, with inost people judging schools by erroneous criteria. Each school has microcosms of students, and a school's success is really based on the ability to get the most out ot each of these groups. Most . schools are diverse these days. What parents really need to know is how their children are perfomung relative to thelC own academic peer group. Only then can parents Judge if their children are pcrfomung Sdtisfactonly in the educd- tional envuonment of their schoob. By knoW1ng how a child performed compared to similar group!> at other schools, the par- ent then can decde if there 1s a problem Wlth a Sj>eclhc school~ For exdmple,.the chtl<l of a friend attPndcd Sonora Elementary School in Costt1 f\.Jesu, which is diverse and was 1udqe>d inferior to Anderson Elementary m Newport m the deoded.Jy bld!>ed ~enes of [Daily Pilot) articles a few year~ ago called •A tdlc of two schools." It wouJd also be judged inienor if one compared test scores as currently reported Yet that child scored m the stratosphere m standardized tosts. I doubt he would have scored any better at Anderson. To the parentT that meant the school 1c., doing something right, and the child didn't need to transfer to get a decent education Anderson was spared a transfer. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to pre- d1_ct that schools with many limited-Eng- lish proficiency students and/or parents w1lh third-grade educations will score lower on standardized tests The issue is whether your child will be pulled down. As the scores were currently reported with limited-English proficiency numbers on. the final right side column,.it does take an advanced calculus degree to determine how limited-English proficiency numbers affected a school's perlonnance. Unlike colleges, public schools have no admission requirements beside geogra- phy. Therefore, judging a school and its teachers by overall test scQ.res is rather absurd, stupid and potentially demeaning. Being at an academically selective college may say something about an individual's academic ability; bemg at a geographical- ly selective public school says little. Very simply, if we really want to judge and compare schools, we need to be pro- vided meaningful criteria. I feel the best criteria are language and educ;ational lev- el of parents. (Some may prefer family income as a criteria, but in America, income and education often correlate.) I hope that when these groups are com- pared, all of our schools appear more simi- lar in academic quality. If they don't, we'll have some real critena to identify the ' need for change. Parents may still choose one school over another for other reasons such as eth- nic makeup, economic status, facilib.es or specific programs, but at least there would be a dearer picture of academic opportu- ruty. We have enough hard feelings m this district without fueling it by inferring con- clusions based on rrusleading statistics. l bet the district could break down scores based on language and parental education levels. Please ask them and print it. PAUL DANIELS Costa Mesa I do not think the zero-tolerance policy works (•Reconsider zero-tolerance policy, board member asks," June 24; Editorial, "We must tolerate some 'zero-tolerance' behavior,• June 26; Community Commen- tary, "Policy has resulted in safer campus- es, <ljsciplined kids," July 1). When you transfer a kid to another school. you are not addressing the problem of drugs or alcohol. Why not require the teen and par- ents be put into a mandatory drug and alcohol program that is monitored? Get help for the teen. Don't just move lum to a different environment and further alienate him into depression. CHERYL SCOTT Newport Beach · I think that expelling a student for drug possession is wrong. Just think what would happen if every student that ever brought drugs to school (or a school func- tion) got expelled. I refuse to believe that there is not a better way to disopline these students. I can think of so many people I went to high school with who used and/or pos- sessed drugs m school, then went on to graduate, go to college, and fmd. mean- ingful employment. How would expelling these students have benefited anyone? Other than screwing up their record (stu- qent or criminal), I see no other lasting effect this policy could have. NATHAN CHEMIDUN Fanwood, N.J . I just saw the article about the zero-tol- erance policy of Newport-Mesa school distnct, and l agree with James Ferryman that zero-tolerance polices are counter- productive and draconian. I don't see how expelling students who might need help for drugs or alcohol is going to help them if they are put out o1t the streets. rt stigmatizes them. It gives them a record. I think we need to find alternative ways, counseling or second chances, or whatever to help a student. I just don't see how 1t helps studenJs to tum our backs on them and make them criminals. It is time for compassion and helpmg rather than such punitive measures that this country is talcing. . MIKKI NORRIS El Cerrito Regarding the rebuttal, •l(jds deserved a ride through the clouds,. what a great let- ter by Rodger Gnffith in lhe Daily Pilot on June 26 pertain- ing to his wife, Cheryl's, plans and efforts that made a dream come true for some of New- port Harbor's graduating luds. This shows love and-praise for these good students. A dream to always remember and spur them on -perhaps to the HOW TO CONTACT us ! HOW TO REACH YOUR R E P R E S· E N T A T I V E S moon The DdJly ?ilot welcomes letters on issues concerrung ~ PRESIDENT Newport Beach and Co ta Mesa. There are four ways to send i l3ill Clinton, {D), The White House, in your commen~: l 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- • LETTERS -Mail to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa l ton, D.C., 20500. Hotline (6 a.m. to 2 Me a 92627 i p .m.)(202) 456-1111 +READERS HOTLINE c 11 (9491 642 6086 1 e-mail: pres/dent~hltehouse.gov -a · -l fax: (202) 456-2461 +FAX -Send to (949) 646·4170 ! e-mail: vice.presldent@whltehouse.gov fax: (202) 456-2461 GOV.ERNOR MARJORIE BUTLER Newport Beach +E-MAIL -Send to dailypilotrtearthlink.net l VICE PRESIDENT All corre!>pondence must include your full name, hometown ! Al Gore, (D), The Capitol Bwlding, and phone number (for venfication purposes ohly). ; Suite 212, Washington, D.C .. 20500 Gray Davis, (0), State Capltol, Sacramento 95814, (916) 445-2841; fax: (916) 445·4633 U.S. SENATORS ate Building, Suite 112, Washington, D.C., 20510, (202) 224-3553; or 2250 E. Imperial Highway, Swte 545, El Segundo 90245, (310) 414-5700 e-mail: senator@boxer.senate.gov •Dianne Feinstein, (0), 331 Hart Building, Washington , D.C., 20510, (202) 224-38411 or 11111 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 915, Los Ange- les 90025, (310) 9 14-7300 .Dai¥ :eilot BEAQEBS HORJNE news stories, Illustrations, edrto- (949) 642·6086 nal matter or advertisements Record your comments about herein can be reproduced with- the Dally Piiot or MW5 tips. out written permission of copy· right owner ADDttESS VOL. 93, NO. 157 Our eddress Is 330 W. Bay St., t:tQW TO REACH US (Oita Mesa. CA 92627 Or<ulMion MCW.S M. ....... COM.ECIJQMS • ~Times Orange County ~ It ii the "lot's policy to prompt-(800) 252-9141 -.U..M llQIO&L. Edftor IY comet all erton of substance. ~ ........ ~ c.all (949) 57+4261 . ClaHl9d (9it9) 642·5671 Display (949) 642 .... 32l =:a~ m~~-.. ~ Aat•lt,..,.... Editor =.= (WS.1...eoo) 15 Ntws (949) 642·5680 "'·~ MonCMy dwough Set· Spofts (949) 574-U23 ~'~ utdev. In Newport lffCh and News, Sports Fa• (949) 646-4170 Coat. Mela, SUbtcrlptlonS are f-nwiil• d.ltlypilot9NrthllM.net Nlwl ldhor ~onlyby~ M'*'Offb ·--(Ml-. The Tlmtl Orange County Sportl ldfeor 252-9141 In •Ml oue.lde of BUiin. Offk• (949) 642 .... 121 w1u..._-NIWpott a.ach and COlltt Mtl9. l uMMSI , .. (Mt) 631-7126 "'°'° Editor IUbeafptlonf '° Che O.ity Plbt ....... only .. br mMI '°' ~ LY91BmA. s 10 per month S«orld dlll ~by Dilp&IJ~ig M = Plid It COiia ... CA. nm.Community News. ..,.,, ... a.tfted AIMnlMg lndud9 =mllle • nm. Mirror c...,,,. '*' ..,., locM flOSTMUo 1.W•111a. Ta:Send---=to Promodaw• ............ '"'9N9i41ortl11 .... ....... ~ "'°" P.O ._ tSIO. ColtA va "•'•"" a.n.;il ~ °"" flnlncW Ofb Mlfl; CA.tml. ~No ..... °",,,..,....,.. WEATHER TEW'UtAlURES Flmlow Balboa ,. 9:34 e.m. 76182 First high Corona del Mar 3;06 a.m IOl62 Second low Cosu Mes. 11:16 pm S2J66 Second high ~Bffdl 0 '4:35 p.m. 7"65 ~Coast lUUDAY 78.'63 Ftrst·low 10:27 am. .-PmKAST LOCATION Sil! flmNgh •·20am. Wldge 2 .... WWI ~pon 1·3WSW Second low lledllM 2 .... WPN 11·•5 a.rn. Mv9' Jetty 1·] WM Secondhlgtt CdM 2-5WM 5:01 p.m; ,.. -... 1.0 3.7 1.6 4.8 1.0 J.7 1.6 • Barbara Boxer, (0), 112 Hart Sen-e-mail: senator@feinsteJn.8enate.gov SUIF The southwest swell combined with • hitting ttw Catlfomla coast hM brought slightly larger w.ves 1hln~.The P.O LI C E TI P s· • A rtsldentl1I window with a small break In It may mean a bur· glary has occurred. Call police Immediately. • A stranger entering your neighbor's hotM when It Is unoccu• Pted may be • burglar. • A scream hffrd anywhere l'M)' mun robbery or rape. Be Oblerlant and notify polQ. • NflfO(t4 r.emcMng accesse>rie$. license plates or gasoline from a C¥ should be r.ported. • Anyone peering Into pned CMS l'M)' be lootclng for I UK to stffl or fOf vat~ left displayed In the car. •~entering or INving a busineu efter hours coutd be bur· glen. smty try to note any whldes lnvoMd .-d call pouce. • 1he IOUnd of bfHlting glafll Of (Id,. loud ·••hM noiMI could ,.,....,, an aciddltft. houllbr9lklng 01 • ldlllllllf. .......... oulllde wtndowa .... WoU',. ...... .,.,. pnMlln. The nolllof 10PW1111 ll'lppll111 on It wtl wto~ you. • s.n11w hlaCllnt ....._,.. ... .._"" .......... . 1Doc11111w11., .. ...,..,...,..._.., ...... .....,. • I o I Doily Pilot Tbe rumrunning days in Balboa Bay· · 1 i 1 High arrests . but loW drama for holiday "' I stand in awe of tl$ paper's daily'feature titled Millenniwn _ Moment. It's the first thing J l.OOk at every morning-Still, l feel the need, from time to time, to point out that we had some pretty sleazy characters who also con- tnbuted to our history in a nega- tive way. You can't write a history of Europe, laud Winston Churchill and ignore Adolph Hitler. An.d so, today, I will write about someone we would probably like to ignore, but whom we must recognjze as an ·ihtegraj if unpleasan~ aspect of our town -Tony Comero, gang- ster, rumrunner and gambler. l regr~~at I have no picture of Tony, ·pufon.e can be obtained from any FBI office. Tony made national headlines ·d uring the late 1930s when he operated a gambling ship, ."The Rex," in Santa Monica.Bay. Til.is was rather obviously withfn the jurisdiction of the state of Califor.: nia, and Earl Warren, then the · attorney general of this state, decided to shut down Tony's operation. 'This was easier said than done. Tony daimed he was operating outside the 12-mile lim- it and thus not within Warren's jurisdiction. He justified his claim by drawing dil imaginary line from Point F~rmin to Oxnard and, lo and behold, the Rex was out- . side the 12-rnile limit, whereas in truth she was a couple of hun- dred yards' off the beach at Santa Monica. Probably the lugh point was when some of Attn. General War- ren's deputies tried to board lhe Rex only to be knocked off the gangplank and into the water by the use of a tire hose in the hands of some of Tony's men. Fortunate- ly, the deputies could swim ashore, which.they could not have done from outside. the 12-mile lim· it. Even Tony could see the logic of this, so he gave up the battle, went to Las Vegas, bought the Fremont Hotel and Casino and became an integral part of the Las Vegas Mafia. How does Tony ~omero come into the history of Newport Beach? Well, dunng the '2(},; Tony Cor· ner6 landed illegal liquor from the Rex (at that rune safely outside the 12-mile limit) on the city dock in Balboa. The city dock, as its name impltes, was owned by the aty. It was locclted between the Pavilion and the Balboa Island Terry land- mg. How did Tony get ctway with it? I don't know. All I know ts that at 1 i •For police on Follrth of July, the day -and at rught, long aftl!r Um fireworks the beaches on lhe sweltenng July : especially the night __..: saw p· lenty of action but no have gone off ancf the families afternoon. · • have gone home. "We enjoyed every rrunute of 1 major catastrophes. · "As soon as that sun goes down the· day Sunday and will again 1 STACV BROWN *We hdd a lot of arrests. This peaple go CTflA'," SC11d u: MHfo today,• he' scud." · TH ,E VERDICT ! y"°ar wa.s c:ertainly bµsier than last, ·Jackson. • Police were hopUlg to avoid a l ~ fllof but it· was not as dramatic,• said AuthoritiP,S hdd prepared for the repeat Q{ !iome pre\llous nightmar- i" NEWPORT BEACH.-A hlgh Newport Beach Police Sgt. Tom holiday by .deploying 200 ofhoo~ io;h Fourth ot July celebrations. In i. number of arrests fdiled to put d •Gazs1. 10 the oty and by banicading SJ)(~-years past, rowdy party-goers have cific coastline streets in an effort to l damper on the city's Fourth of July, With an estimated 150,000 peo-ieduce the sue of the <·rowds. overturned vehicles, ransa.cked ·.~ as tens of thousands of holiday rev-pie flockmg mto the city for the •Tue PQlite did what was nPc-homes, bred handguns, yelled elers celebrated into the early various holiday activities, authori· es.c;ary. None of lhe loud mouths msults and hurled objects into the j morning hours Sunday. ties hod reported only 30 arrests by ·and silly behavior put a damper on streets ln 1~91, 225 people were j Police said 1·50 ·people were 7 p.m. Sunday. However,'thol num· . thing!> for me ~md ffi}' fc1mily· dld arr>~'ted and three people were l. arrestep, tpost for drunk. driving, her Jumped to 110 by tl a.m. a.nd. Tustin resident Wilsorl M.ira~. 1• shot, • • l public disturbance and illegally led to a final count of t50. , AJong with lus w11c r1nd four Hoag .Memorial Hospital said ! diScharging fireworks. One person• Officials si)id the late leap in the t.b1ldren, t-.1.drder was . bdcl.t· ·m . on1y three m1unes '!Vere reporte'if ! was · arrested for burglary and arrest count came as no swprise, Newport Beach Moncldy rPlaxing I Sunday; None were. fireworks or robert . gordner l another for public lewdness. since most July 4 collars take place w1th many others who S\\'armed gun-related. the ripe old age of 9 I was working ~ for my brother-in-law Dick Whit-l ------------........ ,-0-t_U_N_T_E_E_R_D_l_R_E_C_T_O_R_Y ___________ _ son at his ice cream parlor on 1 Main.Street.in Balbod. We usually 1 dosed rather early. I lowever, on l some nights Dick would tell me to 1 go down to the city dock and let 1 him know when the "boys" ! arrived. The "boys" were Tony's l men who brought illegal liquor by 1 speedboa.t from the Rex into Bal-i boa Bay, unloaded it at the aty 1 dock where it was picked up by i the drivers of a long line of black 1 sedans which had been parked on l Washington Street. The black l sedans took off for Los Angeles, 1 ·Then the operators of the speed l boats who jlad brought fhe liquor 1 from the Rex would troop up to l Dick's soda fountain and gorge l themselves on sodas, sundaes, 1 malts and banana splits. I guess [ the Rex didn't have refngeration. l They were a tough-looking bunch 1 and carried nfles which I guess ' ~ were to tight off hijackers or the ~ Coast GUC1Id, as the case might be. l It was all very open and above-l board. Just what Tony Comero's l arrangements with the City were I 1 do not know, and at rune years of ; age 1 didn't really give lt much ! thought, particularly since I had just come from Green River, Wyoming, where the saloons :_·,t. st~yed open Ul spite of Prohibition. Salt Creek and Boat Cove have ',,,' always cldl.IJled that rum runners landed there during Prohibition Maybe However, why take a chance on running a boat loaded • :::_;':,:_·. with expensive liquor through the surf when one could make a nke, safe, dry landing at the Newport Beach city dock? Of course, you ',·,,, had to know the right people in Newpo.rt Beach. • JUDGE GARDNER is a Corona del Mar resident and former judge. His column runs Tuesdays ~ I ! • VOLUNTElR DIRECTORY runs periodically in t~e Daily Pilot. If you'd like information on getting your organization listed, call (949) 574-4228. ALS ASSOCIATION, ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Assn., Orange County Chapter, needs many volun- teers. For informat16n, call the chapter office at (71~)'375-1922. Al2HEIMER'S ASSOOATION OF ORANGE COUNTY Helpline assistants and group leaders needed. Training sessions are ava.tlable For more infonnation, call (714) 283-1111. AMERICAN CANCER SOOETY The Orange County Region of tha Amen· can Cancer Society see~ office volunteer&. The society is also seeking volunteers to answer calls for the unit's Helpline InfoCenter. For more information, call (949) 261-9446. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY DISCOVERY SHOP The American Cancer Society Discovery Shop needs volunteers from 10 am. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday at 2600 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. For more infonna- tion, call (949) 640-4777. ; AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY ROAD TO RECOVERY This transportation program needs volun· teers to drive cancer patients lo and from med- ical treatments free of charge. ihe required commitment i.S a few hours each week or month. Drivers need a valid driver's license and insurance, and must be at least 25 years old. Volunteers may use either their own vehi· des or American Cancer Society vans. For more information, call (949) 261-9446 or send e-mail to scomer@cancer org. AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION The American Heart Association is looking for volunteers to perform various general office duties in the main office and implement educational and fu.I'ld raising events through Orange County. No experience necessary. training will be provided. For more mfonna· tion, call (949) 856-3555 can Red Cross needs volunteers to addres::. j community groups about Red Cross service::. COSTA MESA HISTOR IV\L SOCIETY and to act as lia1sonswith the media m disas-The sooety collects mfonnation, photos ter and emergency situauons. For mtormation, I and artlfacl!. relating to, the lustory of Costa call Judy Iannaccone, (714) 835~5381. · I Mesa and the harbor area Volunteers are needed for clencal tasks, computer input and ASSOCIATION RE NAISSANCE CREATORS help in the library. For more information, call The Costa Mesa group sponsors and supports (949) 631-5918. outreach community servlce programs, sud1 - as the homeless sqnctuary. Volunteers dre COSTA'MESA LITERACY COUNCIL needed. For more information, Cdll 17141 .540-The Costa Mesa Literacy Center needs vol- 5803. unteer tutors to teach English as a second lan- BIG BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS OF ORANGE COUNTY Men and women over 20 yoar:> old who have lived m Orange County !or at lf>a"l six months and have been on the job for al lt'>ost three months. are needed to sen e as l>1g l~roth- · ers or big sisters for children age 6 to Hi from single-parent homes. For in1om1c11to11 , rnll (714) 544-7773 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC., ORANGE COUNTY COUNCIL Volunteer opportunities intlucle tuncl-rd1s· ing, program development and trammg to existing troops and packs. For more infumld- tion, call (714) 546-4990 BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF COSTA MESA·NEWPORT BEACH The three area clubs need volunteer co.1ch- es and arts and crafts workshop teachers. r:oi ·locations and more information, ca1l·m49) 642· 2245. CENTER FOR CREATIVE ALTERNATIVES The orgaruzation works throuqh the United Way and needs volunteers, graduate level interns or trainees For more infonm1t1on call (949) 642-0377. COLLEGE HOSPITAL The College Hospitdl Costa Mesa AlLx.ilia.ry 1s seelting volunteeJs to perfonn clencal, reception desk, gift shop and other dutie!>. For more ipiormation, call (949) 642-2734 between 9 -a.m and 4 p.m. guage. A $30. matenals fee proVldes every· . thing needed to lead a student through t\,YO skill books. To register, or for more inlorma· lion, call (!'.l49)'548-3384 or (949) 548-6584. · COSTA MESA SENIGR CENTER -~ _, The multipurpose seruor servtces facility at the comer of 19th Street and Pomona Av'enue seeks volunteef!I for a vCil'iety of tasks. For more informahon, call (949) 645-2356 bPtween 9 a m. to 5 p.m. COSTA MESA >POLICE DEPARTMENT Semon. dge 55 and up d.Ie being sought to h~lp stail the wests1de substation. Volunteers would be asked to work two foilr-hour day- tune shills per week and would be responsible for answering phone::., bu:ycle reg}Stration, hnqerpnnting, dald entry and assist with oth- er c1ty-\\'ide projects Bilingual seruors m Sparu&h and English are also needed. For an apphcation or more information, contact Serul)r Volunteer fred Gaeckler dt {714) 754- 5208 COURT·APPOINTEO SPEC1AL ADVOCATES OF ORANGE COUNTY (CASA.) . Volunteers are needed to serve as advo- cates for abused. neglected and abandoned children. Volunteers work orie-on-one with 6 child for three hoii.rs a week. For more infor- 01auon, call !71419J5-6l24. CRISIS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, INC. Police chief to speak up AMERICAN HOME HEALTH HOSPICE PROGRAM The American Home Health Hospice Pro- gram tleeds volunteers to give emotional sup- port to terminally ill patients and their families in the greater Orange County area. 1Taining is provided. For information, call (714) 550-0800 COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMS SEXUAL ' ASSAULT VICTIM SERVICES OF ORANGE • COUNTY Volunteers neede d co provide assistance on the crisis hotline and at the hospital. There is a special need for bilingual and b1cullural vol- unteers. For more information, call {949) 756- 0677. Tius non-profit organization 1S seek.mg vol-' untcers for its expanding traumd. response : program. Volunteers would assist law enforce-, ment, f'ire fighters and emergency-type , responders by providing emotional fU"St aid and support to injured or traumatized people. ! C)ther volunteen. would p ro,.,de dispd~ch and ' ofhce support. No expenence is necessary, : trauung will be provided For mo!e informa- tion. call (949) 588· 1414. ALISON I iANSEl\.' !Mfmes NEWPORT BEACH -Resl- dents are invited to Speak Up Newport, where this month Chief of Police Bob McDonelJ will dis· cuss the current state of policing m the city. Speak Up Newport is a nonprof • it orgaruzation dedicated to educat· mg the public, promoting active participation in government and creating an informed electorate. "We try to chose issues that would be in the interest of the pub- lic," said George Schroeder, vice president for Speak·Up Newport. Shttp#-U, Fitr1a1 oJ Fitw1 u1r1t9t1, /ru. Two Companies -One Vision - : Long Term HeaJth and Fimcss : since 1982. Shape -Up Fitn~ : Center is a full service hCalth club : serving Newport Beach with a · fricndfy ~rsonablc staff. We offer : outstanding fitness faciliric~, : programs ana services 'for all ages. · Firocss Conceprs fr. a hc:ahh and wellness comJ?any that designs and manages health clubs, corporate : wellness programs and fitness centers an masrer planned · communities & apanmencs. AJ a national disrributor of new and pre-owned commercial fitness cquiP.mcnc, our quality and pricing CU\11 be beat! The. forum will begm with a forty-five minute presentation by McDonell, followed by a question and answer session. Other then general crime pre- vention, McDonell will recap the year and detail where the depart· ment was in the past and where it is now. H Actually (the police depart- ment) is doing quite well,~ McDonell said. The open meeting will be held at the Cannery Restaurant in New- port Beach on July 7 al 5:30 p.m. · For more information on Speak Up Ne\'lport, contact. George Schroeder at (949) 644-6200. ~ Ro~rt Bum.1 & Doug Katona We arc proud of our companies lli£h d(grtt of professionalism an'a customer commitment. If you arc interested in improving your personal hutth and titnC$$, or your companies, we invit~ you to call us for an appointment. We look forward to serving you. Robert Bums & 00.,. KalOAa or (800) 540-2545. r AMERICAN RED CROSS, ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Orange County Chapter of lhe Ameri- ALSO ON OUR MENU. FISH TACOS TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZE CHILI CHEESE O/o\Elml COSTA MESA OVIC PLAYHOUSE The playhouse needs volunteers for usher· ing, backstage, mailings. typing. llghts dnd many other duties. For more inforn1c1 t:lon, call . (949) 650-5269· - Cockroils Phone Ahead for Food To Go DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICES Volunteer mediators, case specialists antl ' outreach assistan~ needed to help in a vanety • of mediation cases. Bilingual language skills • are needed for ofbce volunteers and for med1· : a tor". For more infonnation, call (949) 250-: 0.188 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA· 949-645-7616 MUNICIPAL.BONDS .. ONEOF " • • california's leading underwriters • New offerings .available •A.AA Bonds • Non Rated Bonds • . . 4 Tuesday, July 6, l 999 . BUDGET CONTINUED FROM 1 district officials were waitJng tor the strategic plan, a long- term unprovement plan for the district. That was complet- ed and approved by bOOrd members in late June. So this year will be the fm;t year that the budget is refinod accord· ing to bOth the new process and long-term gools. B u t l h o s e .. .-.----- won't be FYI the only things that determine how the budget is made up, said Mike Fine, d.SSlS· tant super-· mtendent for busi- ness ser- Vlces Pohc1es and pro- i!tt:ci mb; · the Gover- nor and the Stdh.' legislature have more and more influence over locdl school dis- tncts, Fine said A host of pro- gra~ m recent years, from smaller elemen- tary school cldSSCS to standard- ized tests to po~1bly ew~n mstt- tutrng d bdSe Sdlary for ftrsl- yetlf tl'dC.h· er., drP ctll Tentative breakdown of where Newport· Mesa's $118 million will go: -l· S58.7 miL· lion, or 50%, for salaries for teachers artd princi- pals + $18.6 mil- lion, or 16%, for salaries for secre- taries, custo- dians and other classi- fied employ- ees •l• S22.3 mil- lion, or 19%, for employ- ~· benefits .:. S4 million, or 3%, for books and supplies .z. SB.4 mil- lion, or 7%, for operating expenses •:• S4 million, · or 3%, for capital outlay ·:· S2.5 mil- lion, or 2%, for miscella- idcds trnm neous pro- Sdu anwn-grams to lhdt hd\'l' d pro- found impart on wh<1t 9ocs on in IO('dl dds!'.rcxnns. And not dll of 1t is ~Jood. FmP ... aid. ''\-\e are all strug· glinq, \'err much so." he Sd.ld, of hun-.eU and other sc.hool bu.'>inf'~s ofhoals around the stdtP "There is '.'>Om~ bdd leg- islation rommg out of Sdcra- mento." . . . • Sena AROUND TOWN items to the Daily P11o\ 330 W Bay St., Costa MeM 92627; fax them to (949) 646-4170; ot call (94?) 642·5680, ~. 228 A complete listing Of Around Town nilly be found •t d11lypllotcom • TODAY Or~ge Coast College's fall.regis- tration begins. Applications are being accepted and registration appointments are available in OCC's Admissions Office, wluch is open from 8 a.m to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to_1:30 p.m. Prtday. OCC's fall enrollment fees are $12 per unit, and finanaal aid is available. Free course schedules will be available Mondaym the Admissions Office. For more information, call (714) 432-5072 or VlSit OCC's Web site at www.occ.cccd.edu . WEDNESDAY · Herbalist Mark Kaylor will be presenting a tree seminar about cleansing and detoxifying herbs at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Mar- ket & Kitchen in Costa Mesa from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Reservations are required. Mother's Markel is at 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For reservations, call 1-800-595- MOMS, for other information, cdll (949) 631-4741. Cblldren entering first through fifth grades are invited t~ •Stones & Crafts with Barbara ~." a hands-on storytelling adventure. at . 3 p.m. at Mariners Branch Library, 2005 Dover Drive, Ne\VJ)Ort Beach. The program will be repedted at 10:30 a.m. on July 8 at the Balboa Bnmch Library, 100 E. Balboa Blvd. The program is part of the Newport Beach Public Library's "Long Ago and Far Away• summer reading program. For enrollment or other information, call (949) 717-3801. · Police Chief Bob McDonell wm speak on the latest events m Newport Beach al the general meeting of Spedk Up Newport at 5:30 p.m. at 1'he Cannery Restdu- rant, 3010 Lafayclle, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 646-4170. THURSDAY The Costa Mesa Senior Center offers a Grief Recovery Group from 10 to 1 L30 a.m. m the upstcllrs conference room, 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (949) 645-2356. FRIDAY The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce hosts •Networking for Success,• a free work..c;hop featunng guest speak- er Kemmer Matteson of Matteson <;ons ult..Lng. TI1e workshop will be held at 7:30 a .m. at the NHACC, 1470 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. For r~ervdtions or more infonnanoo, call (949) 251-8877. The Costa Mesa SenloT Center offers a Diabetes Support Group from 10 to 11 ·a.m., 695 W. 19th St, Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call (949) 645-2356, . SATURDAY "Summer Blues" will be present- ed by famed horticulturist Cristin FU50no at 9:15 am. at Roger's Gardens, 2301 San J0c1quin Hllls Road, Corona del Mar Partici- pants will learn how to enhance their garden palette with colors of violet, lavender, sky blue, peri- winkle and incligo. For more information, call (949) 640-5800. "Painting In the Garden," featur- mg artist Stanley Marlin, is a class series being offered at 10:30 a.m. July 10 and· 11 at Sherman .Library and Gardens in Corona del Mar. The fee for the class is $35, with all materials supplied. Preregistration is required. For further information, call the gar- dens office at (949) 673-2261. SUNDAY The "Blue Ribbon Tomato Con- test~ will be presented at 9 a.m. at Roger's Gardens, 2301 . San Joaquin Hills Road, Corona del Mar Bring in your biggest .and best-tasting tomatoes to enter· Roger's first tomato contest. For more information, call (949) 640- 5800. . JULY 13 "Why don't you listen to me1," a hvc-week class for parents focus- ing on buildmg relationslups, dis- opl.J.ne, positive motivation, con- flict resolution and dealing with tantrums, will meet from 7:30 to 9 pm. at 2102 Busmess Center Dri· ve, Irvine. The fee for lhe entire series is $85 per person or $105 per couple. The class is taught by Sue Roth, a licensed clinical social worker in private practice. For more information, call (949) 253- 5701. JULY 14 The Newport Beach Public Library Foundation hosts a book discussion group of "Flamingo Rising~ by Larry Baker at 9:30 d m. and 7 p m. in the Friends ~1dny of thP newJlfogrdms, Sdid Fine. arc not fu y funded, mearung Uw stat(• t~lls dis- lrict..c. they mu'>t implement them. but does not give enouuh money to put th<!m in place So school ctistJicts are forced to scramble to find WdY.., to pdy for thmgs. " ...................................................................................................................................... . In the next few months, said Fine, he crnd tus staff will work on rehrung the budget, and will mcike penodtc updates to the board of educdtion. MONEY? (888) 506 LOAN FOOD CONTINUED FROM 1 pared dinner for the Congress in Washlngton. D.C. The OCC Foundation. one of the sponsors of the event, approached Whole Foods after reading of their numerous bene- fits for other orga.n.i.zations. In the past Whole Foods hosted WARNING! CAR ACCIDENT VICTIMS Injured From An Auto Accident? What will you do when your Insurance company refuses to pay your medical b1ll1 Free Report reveals how to def end yourself I a gala sunilar to this one to bene- h t the Kidspace Museum in Pasadena. Whole Foods raised $10,000 for the musewn. "They (Whole Foods) like to gwe back to the commuruty, • a spokesperson from Whole Foods said. "It benefits the community as well as givmg them a sneak- peek to the new store.• Who oods Market began as a single store in Austin, Texas. Over the years 1t grew to hold more then 90 stores nationwide. The markets sell only products thara:re free of preservatives and ~dal _ingredients, flavors, col- ors or sweeteners. The store also offers gourmet •terns and international foods, such as a Ewopea.n-style bakery and nutrition and body care prod- ucts. The new store Will open July 8. For ticket information about the Whole Foods Market pre-opening benefit gala, call the OCC's Foun- dation office at (71 4) 432-5749. . . .. Meeting Room at the Central 1.:.ibrary. The book group · treP. and refreshment are crv~d. The library u; located at 1000 Avocado Ave., Nowport Beactr. For more information, call nacy at (919) 717-3690. JULY 17 .. To~ly Tpmatoes" will be pre- sented by Cristin Fusano and Mark Miskiewicz dt 9: 15 a.m. at Roger's Gardens, 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road, Corona del Mar. Learn how to grow, care and select great tomatoes! For more in.formation, call (949) 640-5800. Cyberspace newcomers can learn how to use search engines and other Internet resources at 10 a.m. at ..:_using the Library - Tools & iricks" in the Newport Beach Central Library Fnends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave For more informdtion, call (949) 717-3801 JULY 22 The American Cetacean Society Orange County Chapter presents its quarterly "Day of the Dolphin H research study, and needs your help. Community members are invited to be a part of the Day of the Dolphln research team, an ongomg quarterly project that helps local scientists assess dol- ph.m population off the Orange County coast. No experience is necessary, an onentation night will be held at 7:30 p .m. to train interested members of lhe con1- munity. The dolphih -sighting day. will be July 24 from 9 a .m. to 5 p.m. Orientation will be at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Com- muruty Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. For more information or directions, call (714) 534-5177. JULY 26 Young adults 1n the community who want lo make a positive impact are mv1tt'd to attend the Central Orange County . Youth Leadership Forum from 9 am. to 1 p.m. (lunch 1!) provided) Speak- ers will include State Assembly- man Scott Baugh and State Assembly t-'tinonty Leader Gloria Mata-Tudunan. Top1o; to be dis- cussed. include "Docs it matter if I vote?: "Ethics m Leadership Decision Mak.mg" and "Young Elected Leaders m Politics.• Reg- istration ts reqwred· as seating is li.rwled Call Maria Alvarado al (714) 838-0545. JULY 31 "Italian Gardens" wtll be pre- sented at 9:15 a.m. at Roger's Gar- dens, 2301 San Jodquin Hills Road, Corona del Mar. Whether you have an acre back yard or just a balcony, learn the basics of an Italian garden For more mforma- tion, call (949) 640-5800 ONGOING Body condltlonlng classes for mature adults are now offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 a.m. at Cham Reaction, 3928 Campus Dnve, Newport Beach, Admission to the fi.n,t class is free and there- after will cost SlO per class or $80 for 10 classes. Bnng a towel and water, light hand weights arc rec- ommended. For more infonna· tion, call (949) 588-2427. lb.e Walldng Club of Newport Beach Will meet at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. at Hospital Road and Superi- or Avenue. Lose the we1ghl and have funl For more lnfonnation, call (949) 650-1332. Doily Pilot "Trad.ltlonal Art Images," n ,koag Cancer Center 1ponson a exhibit of oils nd acrylics by free tai chi cl for intermed.iat Gem1 Mezo, will be on display to advanood levels from 10:30 to through June 30 in the Newport 11:30 a.m . Thursdays tor people Beach Central Ubrary foy r, 1000 'With cancer and their families. A Avocado Ave. For more lnforrna-beginner session meets from bon, call (949) 717-3801. 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Fndays. The • classes a.re d~gned to . reduce An art show featuring lnlt1cately stress, increase longevity and pro- detailed drawings and collages mote o sense of well-being with suggesting a sometimes whimst-basic, easy-to-learn, nonstrenu- cal, sometimes nighlrp.tnish ous movements to aid in balance dream world by Laguna Beach and concentration. The -class is artist Leonard Kaplan is showing taught by Victor Armand. No reg- through June 30 at the Jewish istration is required. Ptee~ Hoag Community Center of Orange Cancer Center is at 4000 W. Coast County, 250 E . Baker St., Cdsta H1ghway, Newport Besch. For Mesa. For reseNations or more more inJormation, cap (949) 722- infonnation,·call (714) 755-0340. 6237. Body conAIUonJng classes for mature adults are offered Moh- day, Wednesday and Friday morrungs at 8:30 at Cham Rea~ bon, 3928 Campus Dnve, New- port Beach. Admission to the first class is Cree and will cost $10 ror each additional class or $80 for 10 classes. Bring a towel and water to drink, light handweights are also recommended. For more inf onnanon, call (949) 588-2427. Je'Wish Family Service of Orange County offers a support group for adults who are emotionally dis- tressed by divorce. This weekly group, led by an expenenced counselor, meets to help identify issues and find solutions to divorce-related problems every Tuesday at 6 p .m. at JFS' satellite office at the Jewish Federation Cd.Illp.us, 250 E. Baker St Suite G, Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, including dates and fees, call Heather Watson at (714) 445- 4950 The Sea Exploret Ship Del Mar 711 of Orange County offers a program tor young men ages 14 to 18 interested in learning about sailing, seamanship, piloting, navigation and cruising. Meet- ings are from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednes- days at the Sea Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call (949) 642-6301 or (949) 551-8591 OASIS Senior Center otters ongouig assistance, counseling and referral services for seniors. For appointments or more infor- mation, call (949) 644-3244. The Costa Mesa Senior Citizen Square and Round Dan«' Club seeks e~nenced dancers to join its group iiom 9 to 11 a.m. Thurs- days at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, t 9th and Pomona streets, Costa Mesa. For more inlorma- tion, i::all (714) 545-5669. A tree support gToup for cancer patients meets at 7 p.m. Wednes- days and a support group for peo- ple suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome meets from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesdays· at the Institute for l lolistic neatment and Research, 4019 Westerly Place, Swte 100, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call (949) 251-8700. ArthrlUs FoundaUon Instructor Hillary Stone leads an exerase class at 11 a.m. Thursdays at the Jewish Seruor Center. 250 E . Bak- er St , Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call (714) 513-564)- NlghUy meeting are ottered in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach for anyone who wants to over- come nicotine addiction. For a schedule or more information, call (714) 774-9106 or (800) 642-0666. Thf' Newport Sports Collec:Uon Foundation, a nonprofit organiza- tion, operates a fTee museum at 620 Newport Center Dnve, New- port Beach. The museum, which has one of the world's la rgest col- lections of sports memorabilia, is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. week- days. Por more information, call (949) 721-9333. . OASIS Senior Center offers a daily telephone contact program for seruors who have a limited local support system. For more infonnation, call (949) 644-3244. The Costa Mesa·Communlcators Toastmasters Club meets from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesdays at the Orange County Department of Education, 200 Kalmus Drive, Costa Mesa. Meetings are open to anyone who wants to improve bis or her public speaking skills. For more information, call (714) 4.(4- 5030. The Newport Beach D tsUn- gwshed Toastmasters Club 1300 me~£s Varn 7 to 9 p .m. Tuesdays 111 Sgt. Pepperoni's meeting room, 2300 Bristol St., Newport Beach. For reseniations or more informa- tion, call (949) 64,6-1274. Mesa Messengers Toastmaster Club 691 in Costa Mesa meets at 7 p.m Tuesdays at Mesa Verde Uniled Methodist Church, 1701 W. Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more in.formation, call (714) 540- 4446. Blue name Toastmasters Club 2717 meets at 1 a.m. Wednesdays at the Village Farmer, South Coast Plaza Village, 1651 Sun- flower Ave., Costa Mesa. The meeting ts free for first-time visi- tors. Fot more t.nformation, call (949) 855-4308. . ' Toastmasters Club 231 meets at 7 a.m. Mondays at The Irvine Co .. 550-C Newport Center, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 733-2209. Harborlltes Toastmaster Club 1927 meets at 1 a.m. Wednesdays al the Riverboat Cafe, 151 E Coost Highway. Newport Beach For more information, call (714) 965-3648. Lido Isle Toastmasters meets Mondays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Glendale Federal Bank Com- muruty Room, 100 Newport Cen- ter Drive, Fashion Island, New- port Beach. For more information, call(714)964·5314. OASIS Senior Center otters a Care-A-Van transport to take members to appointments and grocery shopping. The shuttle takes members to the center. For appointments, call (949) 644- 3244. People inte reste d lo reading English can learn 'With the help of a tutor. Hourly rates and times negotiable. For more information, call (949) 851-1739. . OASIS Senior Center otters Vls1r- al-aid screenings with a Braille Institute representative by appointment For more informa- tion, call (949) 644-324•. &se.ntlal Weight Management offers interactive and proactive y.oeigh_t loss groups. Learn bebav- 1or mOdification and other tech· niques to control your weight. Cost is $20. Groups meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays ..---.-~~---~ For your free 1nfonnational report Call Tell Free: ~~m~f!llJ...;A~eu!!c~a!!U~o~ns~are available for 1 stu e nts p ing to enro 1s j fall at OCC. Applications are Ul PERSONAL iNJURY AiiORNEY ~The esa or Center at 369 San Miguel Drive; J Suite 350, Newport Beach. For more informabon, call 949 11!--9848. _ 1-80Q-954-S033 . .. L.1w Off1U''· of Jnhn Rrlpdlo (949) 67S-5060 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ $0 ]O~E:~fEEE •AQUATICS CE.VTF.R • RACQUl:TBALL ' • PERSONAi, TRAINF..RS •.U:aOBICS • FJlf.£ Wl..1GIITS • nitENc."TH '.RAINING iQUIP. • B.UKETllALL Rediscover the YMCA 949/642 f the school's Ad.mis ions and Records Office, 2701 Fairvl.ew . Road, Costa Mc!!a. Pall classes I: begin Aug. 16, For more informa- tion, call (7U) o432-5072. offers watercolor classes Wednes- days, from ~une 23 through August 25; from 1 to 4 p.m. The fee for the .10-week class, taugbt. by Diana Loschiavo, IS $50. For more tnfonnation, call (949) 645·2356. . 5'lii 7ed p~ 1CIUtiJJN Teak is now Affordable! The Hope lmUtute, a center for recovery and family education, offers a women's sup1>9rt group from 6.30 to 8 p .m. Tuesdays at 2900 Bristol St., C-206, Costa Mesa. Call (714) 432-0020. 1b. H..ung COlllMldlall oaen...a women's relationship group atl7 p .m. Tuesdays at "25 Jamboree Road, 180-A, Newport Beach. Call (9'9) 261-8003 . . OASIS Sealor C..W U. a Walk·, lng group called Walken Not Rockers that meets once a weelt · to enjoy teemc walk.I tn and &IOUnd the Newport 8eedl area. Call (9'9) 644-3244. ..• 178 dafs. 11!1- 1.uesday, July 6, 1999 • Spc)rts Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 4-4223 ·~ , ORAMGE ·couNTY -sou The Brea Uons Club • •• orange Coast College FridaY., July 9, 1999 Kickoff: 7:15 p.m. ncket.s: $7 (presale) $8 (at the gate) QUOTE Of THE DAY •(The doctor} was a straight shoot. from Nebrmlio, and he looked at me in the eye and said, 'your footbal itayS ere ov•.' •1 wm a dev11s1ated l n.~ _: Pat Millican, Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Farner Doily Pilot 5 CELEBRATI NG THE MILLENNIU M . !.·PAT MILLI CA . Newport Harbor •He overcame some great obstacles on his way to a standout collegiate football career. stdrted there as a sophomore in 1976. •1 wasn't mature enough to go funny thing to college right off the bat out of dppened to Pat high chool, and Orange Coast 1illican on his way College dllowed me to grow up to football stardom for Newport and moture at my own pace,• Harbor High. Milllcdll said. ·1 think I would've Millicdn, who recovered from . flunked out of college, or qwt, if a two-yedr hip d1spld<:ement I'd gone (to a four-year school) problem to become a Sldndout at out of high school. Orange Coast College and the "We livt>d a sheltered We Univers1t)' of Mtdffil, walked off there at Newport, if you will ... the field one day after runrung sort of fed by the silver spoon. I spnnts m spnng football prdctice didn t realize that until I left the and couldn't bear th~ pam area. 1 ·Mr ddd (d U.S ~1anne Corp::. "For me to make a change veteran antl Pearl Harbor and ledve (tor l\1iarni) was a survivor) was at practlce, and good growth opportunity. I he'd never ~een me cry on a needed it I didn't realize how football held,~ said f\.tillicao. who fortundte l was until J left the was rushed to his local doctor's state, like how Leon Ske1e is office and told that he would probably the greatest tra.Uleri.n never run agam the world. I learned so much "(The doctor) was a straight from him in two years. And how shooter fro !\Jehraska, 7 Millican Dave Gleason was one of the added, •and he looked at me m gr:,eatest football coaches.• the eye and said, 'your football Millican was set for Hawaii or days are ov~r.' ·1 was a San Diego State, but then new devastated 15-year-old." Miaml Coach Lou Saban Millican, a Pop took a West Coast trip Warner star groWUlg up on a whim dunng m Newport Beach, start-Christmas vacation of ed at fullback and 1976 and Millican rnidc:Ue linebacker on became Saban's first the freshmen football otf1aal recruit team at Newport Har-· "I probably never bor, but b}-the spring, a would've left CaWorrua bone located m his left il Sdban hadn't come hip socket was slipping out said Millicari, · and nothing but agony who'd comple~ his AA followed. After several Pat Millican degree and unmediately trips to doctors and transferred to Miami for therapists, the family settled on d spnng workouts m 1977. form of rehabilitation. Millican, who has lived in Millican had operabons to Flonda ever since, played two replace both hip:., underwent years for the Hurricanes and two years of traction and spent helped the program get on a Tli~ Oni Orange County North-South Prep All-Star Football game ls scheduled for Orange Coast College Friday nlghl Among tbe cream of the crop are three from the Newport-Mesa School District -Corona del Mar High's Mark HaWeld, Estancia High's· Manu TanJelu and Newport Harbor's Brant Hill. They're all part of a tradiUon showcasing Orange County's besl lJte lllustra- hvqtye'a.rs on crutches, while winning track.. Miarru had gone classmates Steve Bukich, Gavm 8-24 the previous three years, Hedrick and Jeff Kravitz were but finished 6-5 in 1978 and playmg their sophomore and defeated nval Flonda, 22-21, on 1uruor years. A pin was surgically the road in the last game of the Daren McGavren recalls when Vernon Fitzpatrick w as at Fort Benning before returning to the Pacific Theater. 11 T he Daily ~Pilot tribute to one-tune harbor area • Coach Al Irwin in its Sports Hau of Fame, which is celebrating the· oncoming inillenruum, has been drawing a continued flow ol salutes from many past fnends and athletes. 1-............ -1..:Jne of tbe-ma,or r<>un{is of-;-- iu>plause has arrived from Harbor High star athlete Daren WCGavre n, Cass of '41, of Newport Beach. McGavren, a Hall of Fa.mer at the Uruvers1ty of the Pacific, Said, ·Al was my hero (still is). t;te won tS-vamtY letters at ~rt Harbor, which I don't ~ WOUid be possible today." ... He continued, •Al was my likiguard captain and Boy Scout leider, and was responsible for "1V attending the Omvemty of Pacific, a born leader in .,ery way.• :t..~lrirln. a 1936 graduate of ~High, roached at Ne•pat. Orange Coast and UC1 0'9 maDY.,.... and fiftilbed bill ...., • the atblatic direc1IDr at ..... Uon ls from the game's 1965 game program. , placed m Millican's hip so the season to secure Mia.nu's first Pbilippmes, December 1944 m World War Il. Fitzpatrick was the quarterback of the Tars' championship football team in 1942. The late coach Wendell Pickens considered Fitzpatrick one of his greatest-ever quarterbacks. He once said Newport was always two touchdowns better whenever Fitzpatrick was in the game . Fitzpatrick had made one visit to Harbor High from Fort Benning in Georgia. but it may well have been McGavren who -saw--bim be~ left th& United States. Fitzpatrick had been wounded a month before the parachuting trage<iy, but was returned to duty after an abbrevtated hospital stay. McGavren said, • 1 often think -Of 'Pim,' who I spent the laat weekend with before he shipped out for Leyte. He was at Port Benning and I wu at BTC (Ba.sic 1\'aining Center) Air Corp1 at Greensboro, North Carolina. We spent two weekends together.• Both former 1lln were speedsten on the track. but McGavren ~-a prized tracklter with high eDd low hurdJel and poae.vaultlnig. 1 J SIDELINES 5Cb:OOTJoasKelb8lr pro ce. e were both centeB on our teams durmg the 1945--46 season. his _ senior season . George, needless to say, was an all-leaguer and t ended up top scorer on ow Class· Bee Sunset League champion basketball team." He -added, ·1 aon'l ki:iow if George benefited from ow encounters (I tell my grand kids I made his a star (ha ha), but I sure beneftted." . Nettles added •During buketball ,practice playing . aga.tnat George, I would always screen him on for rebOundinq becau.a of George's ti'em8Qdous leaping abDlty. He cOuld pk:k the bd Off my ,.._. Upe a lot elf tllMI from hlbl&MI me. ar wane, tip .... bd b9ct up far ...... :. Bd-GeoqJI would ICCll9 • .... CMCb .... WOUid,.. .. ·~1 You baw gat ID aem JO'!' mm out.• .._._....,...._.._'-' Hiii. I 2 , .... ~ ..... n•M.· ....... ..,~ ... bone wowd stop slipping. wmrung season m four years. Raised at 56th Street, one of ·1 "'a n't the fastest or the T the area's top surfing breaks, trongest player, but I was one of Millican could always swun well the marte t and one of the That proved to be one of the quickest, and I liked to play the most successful forms of game aggressively,• said rehabilitation for his hip. -Millican, who tarted at nose · By his senior year, Millican guard for two yea.rs and was as a senior, wtule Nettles d t tum t th f eld voted Detens1ve Pla'-·er ot the eventually stood 6-3, but Yardley was rea Y 0 re 0 e 1 • 1 startmg at deferl.Slve end as the Game in his hnalcollegiate could generally outleap all par-1973 Satlors won the Sunset game, the thrillCT"cr flonda m • ties. Even when Yardley climbed League co-champ1onsh.ip •we whlch the Hun, an erased a to 6-foot-5 in the pro ranks, he had some guys who could play 2H~mt halftime debol could still ouUeap many taller football, all (dunng one penod Millican, who lined up against fellows. In fact, he came to be of) time,• Millican said teams coached by Woody Hay known as "The Bird. 4 And he Millican anchored the Sa.tlors' (Ohio State) and Bear Bryant broke the all-furie season scoring defensive line along with (Alaba.rrui), faced Joe Montana TK'Ol'd-in the NBA-m 1958 with---HedJick as COoch Don l.eot' (Notr Oa.me) and played with 2,001 points. squad (9-2) tied a 31-year-old several future NFL stars at school record for victone:, m a Miami, including Super Bowl One big plus on the Nettles season and knocked off Sierra XXV MVP Ottis Anderson of the side came in the early '50s when League champion South Hills, New York Gumts. kid brothe r Annand led the 35-20, m the fml round of t.he •0tt1s Anderson was a stud,• Newport Harbor High basketball ClF Southern Section 4-A 'Millican 5ald. •He was big. 6-2, teams to-some spectacuJ~-----.....m......,rffe!-,-"Phl!"fBrs" tom:rrttt~--t-23tt, but there wasn't any lat and victones m the Sunset League quarterfinals to top-ded St. he ran wilh bl.indiClg speed." and was named first-team Paul. 17-7. Millican. fonner '"'J>Ort all-leag ue. Selected to play m th Orange Harbor seruor cl4S'S vu::e In the late fall of 1 981 Bot> 4 County J\ll-Star football gam , pres ent, had a uyout th Nettles conveyed word that he ~tillican had as muCh tun Dcnv r once but didn't make and his wife, Jan, plan to move playmg th game as ever, but h the t am to a ne w home in Carlsbad.•They blew out his knee in Ute fo\irth A -proclaimed fishing have lived in Costa Mesa 1or qmutenm<t was1ort'ed to fanatic, Millican 15'11 dlarter-- almoo -40 years. redshirt bis first season at OCC. captain who owns a business But f\fillican, 6-foot-2, 235 cailed Git um Cliarten, named pounds at OCC, had built up after a Vietnam War ~ by U.S sum forearm strength by u5ing Marines. crutches for two years that he Millican, .C3, :ii a Deily Pilot became a true defensive W\)tlpon Sports Hall of Fame honoree. the fullowmg year, 1975, when oalebrMing lhe onconatna Orange Coast woo a :natioMJ millennlum. He tiVel m.Oktwnv, . cbampiomhlp. Millican rotated AL, with his Wife. BarbaN. -4 at left delenstve end that -..on d:dkhD Ccr811Ae. 9, Payttan. 1, wttta Jtm Gair ~ IDd aDd ,..._ e. -• ~ ;foe$doy, July 6~ 1999 .. LOOlt•• a1c1 The hiyh ~ool c~rners of two locul football standouts came to : : an end at ihe 35th Orange Coun- • : ly Prep All-Star fo'ootball Game nt • • Orange Co hi Coll g~. Nr.wport : : Harbor High's Stevft Gonzales ' : made a handful of lackles from : , his starting ins ide llnehacker • : p<>siUcm. Bui Gonzales nlade the • • hit of th~ game on i;pec1al teams .. ! A North v unt retum N' tried to. 5 : field a punt but G~ni'ales laid the opponcnr In Team ennll ActJon; With a 29·19 victory ov r Sacramento. the' Nev.'iJ)<.lrt Beach Dukes improved lo 3-:0 2.lna Garrison.Jade.Ion and Larisa Nelland, 'SWopt in doubl~s play, 6-3, 6-4. ln g rls highs hool l>lt ketl>ull acbon. The Newport Horboi H1uh rr1rls basketbaU t~m put together four im1ucssive performances · to win the Flrecrncker Cltt sic held Ot Manna High. The Sailors-de.teated U>ng Beach Puly. 45· 36, behmd 15 wi.nt:. hum Dianne Pulido, 13 from Jenn)' Jenning , and ~ven h<>m Tina Bo~~ man. : out an in stnde. When asked to rank the bit : llmoung those he'd een, South Goach Ge:orge • Pascoe, the head man at Huntington Beach · Newport Bcach•s Sean Kirwan : l hgh the past 11 sea ons, c;lidn't hesitate "The plllled off Uuee 360S on ~ final : best." wave to post a first-place Imish in Corona del Mar't> J.R. Walz led the South ·with the City of Nt!wport B ach Bocly- -23 ydrds rushing on eight cames. Walz hauled in board Com~tltton held at 44th --an t 8-yard pa s reception. street. Kirwan edged out Corona .. In Dlvtng acUon: del Mar'. Tim Michael for his sec- Corona del Mar Higb's Sandy Zubrtn, a ond career victory. Ryan Callaghan, -· three-time CIF champion, added cmother notch a Costa Mesa re>1dent and ranked "! on her c.livmg belt, capturing the girl s 16-18 plat· m the world, was di qualifit!d tor ... form tiUe,.at the Southern California Diving Invi-wuve interfe1enro. ln tha women tdUonal at Mission VteJO'i> Marguerite Center contest, Newport Beach resident Amber Jacob- D1ving Complex. Zubrtn, competing in her son won for her :i.econd straight title. favonte event, racked up an impressive 371.60 In local 1>ailing action. .,/ pmnts -Tim Hogan of the Newport Harbor Yacht In Little League Baseball AU-Star acttoll! Club won the Etchells-22 Cluss in the Baxter ~-atL·SfllS Newport Beach IL. ~A teams~ ·quest this week • NeWP.Ort Beach LL 9-10 teams have a Jump on it in District 55 play; ~A teams bringing some ·experience with them . All-Stars from Corona del Ma{ and Newport Harbor, competing .tor teams rt?J>resenting Newport Beach Uttle League and Newport Harbor Baseball Assooation, get down to some serious business on every front this week. The Newport Beach Little League 9-10s got a 1umpstart with action at the District 55 Tourarnent on Saturday, and it was on the right foot a the New- port A All-Stars dealt Ra.ncho Niguel a 3-0 loss behind the no- hlt pitching of J.ake Lemmer- man. Also competing were the Newport B 9-10 All-Sta rs, but they dropped a 7-1 decision to Rancho Santa Margarita. .. AUTO RICING Millen. climbS another 'hill' l'\Jlffi• • 1~tt •Newport Beach's Rod Millen wins Pikes Peak race,,::-:: ms fifth victory in the la~t six starts up the famed 'bill.~~~q • WA\• MANJ'{OU SPRINGS, Colo. -one.• , . ;~ After overcommg a fire that near· Millen's time ol 10:11.15 was ly destroyed Rod Millen's not threatened as the next-dose,.r: PenmoiVToyota Tacoma dunng a tiine was 10:37.15 by NobUJilfu test session, the expenenced hill Tajima·. ' ~ climb dnver was able to mark his •After quallfyin~ I re ally· fifth overall Victory in six1years at thought that this coiilo be JP@,; the 17th runrung of the Pikes year for us to break the 1&.A Peak International Hill Climb minute barrier,• said Mlli'.en_ Sunday. _ •The road conditions lookiia: Mother Nature, unfortunately, pretty good all week, and W~ delivered an afternoon shower weather has been nice, b and slippery road conditions at knew 1t was rairung at lb& the top of the 12.42-mile, 156· before 1 left the start line. Y, twn, dirt course, leaving the 10-gotta take what you get. I'll minute barrier untouahed. l:Jack next year for sure in HSince the fire Six weeks ago, same TRD-powered truck." we've worked nonstop to get the Rhys Millen, Rod's son, Toyota truck back to racing con· the High Performance Showr dition, • said the 48·year-old Stock class and set a. new Newport Beach resident. "l'm record with.a time of 12:13.47 extremely h apQy that our team The Pikes Peak Jntema•,.·.-- , TI1e Costa Mesa Cardinals beat Westnumster, Boat Race at Newport I larbt>r Yacht Club. Also • •. S-7, to capture their first -ever Dist.Tiet 62 tiUe. ot NHYC1 the One Dt> 1gn Regatta was held. In The Newport A MaJors play again at Wagonwheel Sports Park in 'lfabuco Canyon on Wednesday at 5 p.m was able to win for the fourth year Hill Climb will be aired on.ESe in a-row. They truJy deserve this on Aug 4 from 5-6 p.m. The gdmc turned o ut to be a 120-hour marathon the Sabot A and B division, Jack Hogan. of when 1t was called for darkness and resched-NHYC edged Amy Garrison, also of NHYC to ;---uled. Chris BleYtns pitched a scoreless inning to p lace first. In the Sabot C~ 1 divis1on. HJllary : pre~eive the victory. Jeremy Vla led the ofiensQ Albers or Bdlboa Island Yacht Club took•top • • with four hits in five at-bats, including an RBI honors, while Aaron Banne (BfYC), Julie 1 .. mqle dnd a two-run double. The Cardinals ral-TWitchell (BfYC) tinished d ose behmd. tied from bemg down, 7-1. -compiled by Timm Quinn FOOTBALLC I ICS ( ctnlps Wlll f OCUS Oil ~kill dPvelopment. , <'<HU >NA I )H ~1 \R -Ncw- ti<•rl-f\lt>sd .lu111t>1 All-Amerkdll f I 1ntlJclll WtlJ ho'>t ll.., ctnnUd} youth (11~11 hctll rhnH 1111 ynunuc.;ters age" r-14 ctt C'1~11nd dt1l f\lctr I hgh July {1 .ind Ill . YOUTH FOOTBALL The chruc will tocu!i Qn skill development and IS open to aU residents of Newport Beach. Cos- Id Mesa, Corona oel Mar and Newport CodSt. The clirucs are scheduled to run from 10 am -4 pm on July 9 and from 9 d.m -2 pm. on July 10. For reg1!itration information, Celli Jim MrGee (ll (949) 640- 0500 The Newport B Ma1ors are in the •second-chance~ bracket with a 1.15 p.m. game on Saturday In 9-lOs action, Newport Beach opens against San Juan Capistrano at Rancho Mission Little League's Curtis Park Tues- day at 7:30 p.m Tea.ms /ram NHBA competed in preseason tournaments last week The NHBA playoffs has the Bronco (11-12) A team at Dana Point Wednec:day at 7 p.m.; the Bronco B at Westhaven Park ,in. Garden Grove Tuesday at 5 p.m.; the Mustang (9-10) B team at Dana Point Wednesday at 7-p.m.: and the Pinto (7-8) AU-Stars put their credentials up a t West haven Park in Gcilden Grove Wednesday at5 p.m. LITTLE LEAGUE ILL·STIRS Costa Mesa teams ready. u ' • Super Saturday awaits Mesa teams. ·· Costa M~ Little League All-Star learns are gearing up for-, first-round action at the District 62 Tournament, starting on Sal· urday. • The Costa Mesa National Majors will duel Fountain Valley m • a noon game at Westminster UttJe League, while the Costa Me " American Little League All-Stars will be at Huntington Valley Uttle League with a 9 o m. start. , The Minors All-Stars {9-10) are also starting on Saturday. '' • Costa Mesa Nationdl will tangle with the host Westmi.nstesn team at Westnun.stE>r Little League. · • Costa Mesa Amencan has a noon engagement at J funtington Valley Little League. · · •" • Both tournaments are a douhlc--elimination format "' ' ~ ,-P-~u-e_u_c_H_o_TI_c_es-11 PUBLIC NOTICES I I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES -111 PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES J PUBUC NOTICES I I flUBLIC NOTICES j PUBLIC NOTICES l tm OIF TIWSTEE'S Corpon1tklh, ~court w1tt11n rour Ofl/22, Ofl/29, 07/0fl. ~,: = T::-~ Ave .. Founta1nVallay,ca11. Have you started doing Melrose Av8"Ue 1111, LOI FIC1lflous tjUSlneH This oosiness =: 111:;,._~ ~-= ~ ~ ~n}.'::, ''::U~. da~, Notice You Al• In Detaull crated by ...., Deed °' 10~ ~= 10532 F.toting :sr,::r11 Yes. ~!9s~~s con· Name Statement 4'\leled by a" 1no , l.oan No: 1171791• IW 1~ 17, 1111 A&Anl1ill Jette,. • provided lh Under A Deed Of TrU&I Trum This Ule doM noC F1Sh C.rcte, Fouotal() \/af· Juen Padro Gonzalez doded by. an ind vidtial The lollOwing pet&011S Have you slart dotnt ~Y .J. ENGEl. lM-1121, 7'1, 7111 .. cdon 9100 of t ... • Oiled 12115197. uni.a You include the rigtlt to otita.n-This 51atement was hied Ha ed .-...,. are doloQ bUS•oess as business yet? No • VER MIOMAHf NOTICE " Taite Aceion To Pro4ec1 YOClf eecNed f'9f1IS In.._,.~~ lev. Cel fornie 92708 h "1 Cou Clelll of ve you 51811 ~._ ()pltma Marketing Group, Tracey K Fralll\ 1 'ro. AO . CJWNSlt ai1anniu CelifornlaProbateCode. ProclMY. "Maye. Sold Al eral '°'the~. -"rhtS· business Is con· wt e nty buslnessyet?No -t800 E GarrY Ave . #202, This sta1ement was ttled ltotl NtE if~T lM-NOTICE Of !::,,. ~ ,!:; •=~ Public Sate It You Need All cured by the~ ING, dueled by an lndMdual O<ange ~~~739: ~:::te~nl was hied Santa Ana, Cahfornla with Ille County C1eri1. cj OER. A DEED OIF TRUST, PEllllON TO before four monthe Elcp4anelion Of The NallJ(•whethet °'not~ bu~,:9~t7'~:~ doing Daily Ptlot JWl9 22. 29. wttt\ the County Cl811l ol 92705 OiangeCoontvon•UHt DATED J4Jly 28. 1-.. lM-ADlllWISTER from ... _ ... __ _, -'-te Of The F-oceed1ng .AclaiMI collected, or 111 the ~ 4·1·1999 J~ 6 13, 1999 T574 Orange Courtty on 8·18·119 Cnns Duncan. 272 VIiia 1~5907 =)U TN<E ACTION TO u,. .,..,,ng -Y°"' You Sh<Mlld Contact A at -.......... 1 .,..., POlnl Or , Newport Beach, Daly Pltol June 22. 2!t YOUft ~ ESTATE OF: DAVID nodced above. 1 ~ T s 11011 • ,_, cWleof-in-Soe Tseng 1ctitlous Business 1........, eg,..., caufomta 92fl00 JOiy 6 13, 1999 l56f MAY BE SOLD AT A H. BARNES AkA YOU MA y EXAM--~,.... • 4n "'4-TG4 poet ... IOf'I, the beneflcilMv TI11s statement was hied Name Statement Dally Piiot Jone 22 29 This bus1nett IS coo-· ... -~ .... • F YOU...,..,... DAVID HARLOW INE the file kept by the Notiice or Trust .. t Sale« any oltw '*"'°"· Dated. with lhe County Cler11 of '""-,,., ....... ~nn persons JOiy 6, 13. 1999 • Tsn d·""·'" by an lndlllidoal NOTICE i . r:n~TION OIF"M BARNES cCKirt. If you ere e per-~~Deed or ~ c!:: 08/14199 Ccrltolidated A-. Ontnge County on 5·27-99 8,~'d'c,.ng~ness 89 Flctltious Bu1lne91 'Ha':. you started doing INVmNG BIDS : il)JlllEOFTHl!PROCa:I> CASENO.A197777 eon lnteiHted In the led Jt,9,..., conv.yance Company, A 1999671MS57 Zolllnterachve, NameStatement buSJnessyel?Yes.311°'9& Notice IS hereby giv9n NG AGAINST YOU1 YOU To .ii Mira, benefl.. eetete, you mey file daled ecorweyance Com· divi9ol °' Chicloo rille Daily Piiot Jone 22· 29• 46 F1emon1 Ave . Newpon The following persons Chris W Duncan that tile Board ol Truslees eHOUlD CONTACT A LAN-olariee oredito,. 00~ with the court a formel ~ny, A OMalori °' Chrcego ln.uranc:. Co. 24011 \ofwllln Jot~ 6. 13· 1999 TS68 Beach, CA 92663 are d<>1ng business as This sta1ement was hied or the Coast Community "fat On NtiJ 20, 1-. • dngent oreditora' and RequHt for Special 1~";'!~':-C:~~= ~;1~ ~) ~~~ F1ctltlous BuslneH Thomas K Lambett. • a) The Last Re5011 • with the County Clerk of College D1stnet o( Ofange~ :Z::OCl. PM, Cll \Vettern l'it. p•reone who mey ~the,.. Nodce of the filing of an or 1Uti.lllU1ed tMlloe ~rau-By; A Sauca T'1Uaw Sale Name Statement 46 Fremont Ave , Newpon b) Oeckcratters. 440 w. O,.nge County on 5·24-99 County. Ca~lomra, will · conwyaiice C«poflaon. • wlM be lnt•rHted In lnventory and appral1al ent lo the Deed or Tnitl Officer Authotfzed S""nor The lollow1ng persons Beach. CA 92663 191h S1reet, Costa Mesa 19998794133 calve sealed bld. silo but Callfornle ~· u the will or H~t• 01 JJf a1tat• ueeta or of executed by Kathleen M LPP 22427 08/22 oenl & a1e doing business u This bualne.s 1s con· CA 92627 Dally PllOt June 22, 211. no later than 2'. • ~~lted tr'UIUe on-both of· DAVID' H any petition 01 aocount Claill, a a1ngle woman end 07108/99 • ~ • LulCol'f Townca1 SeMce, duCllad by. an 11)(11Vlduat La Bouff, Inc .• (CA), July 6. 13. 1999 T~ Wednesday, July )lustdlrlnd ~.Myto.Deed1 1._d BARl.ES 'A",., D"'VID• n &;o\ltded In •.•ction 1---'~ on 1 .. ,.,~..,7 81 3031 S Sycamore Sl , Have yoo started dolng 3871 S Main S1ree1, Senta Fl 11 B 1 at the Porchas1n .. N ""' "' 1 _...""" " .. ..,. u 't c s A ..... f "· ·slness yet? No "-ha, CA 92707 ct t oua us n .. a ment of lhe Dlstncl located ' H"'RLOW .... RNES 2 of the California 1-•.t 1111706e112• d Off1-Fictitious Business n. • • 1tnla na, ..,.,, or· ""' "'' N ....._t t .. Ina No. 1,~ .. ---~ In " ..,. Prob"'t • c·~ A R J :O. D.........O .... "" nta 92707 Thoma• K Lambert This buSioess Is con· am• QUI emen al 1370 Adams Avenue • ......... ... :'re;; ot -:...... A ~ON .. _. • • .... e. .. ..,., "_..,,vs '" the .,.,ice "' Na Stat m t "' --I-"-··"' Blrin o Co ... . .,._ -...., ...,,,._ ,.. .. , , 11 "'" f s-..1a1 N me e en RlcnarQ w Johnson This statement was hied doctad by· a corporation , ,,. """"'ng persons '"" , sla ~a ..... h fWc;ordt omc. d the been filed by ROBERT rNt I or _... otlce ~Cou~ Recorder °' Tile lollow1ng persons 3031 s Sycamoie St, Unii with the Counly Cieri! of Have yoo started dOlng are doing boslne11 as lomia, at whdl bids ~ "9c:a'dtr d Orange D. BARNES AKA RO&-onn • aveilebl• from -·-..,.. ntf, CalifOfnia a1e Clomg business as c Sa"'a .. ~~ Cal I mi Oran"" County on 6·18·911 buSl"8$S yet? No a~ Three Flltos Center W•" be publiciy ,.,,_ed and "~-. -... ot c.lfOf1ie ERT DOMINE .... RNES the oourt clerk. and purauant to the Not1ee °' PULlMAN ENGINEER· 92'101"' ,....,, 1 0 1 .. -b Th Ail M -.. _,. -·iro ..,. A=:Jlf• .,. ... atttftbi-...-Otfaull and £•~'--,._.. , 111996796737 La Bouff, Inc .• Debra ref ,gs anage-read IOf · -·-ueaad bV Klmberty J. In the SuJ)9rior Coult of ...._•. ,_.,.,,, to _,. ING 28241 Crown Valley This boS4ness 1s con-Daily Pilot June 22. 29, Hults. President ment, 21601 Fort>es Road. PURCHASE OF u f'le (1) ~a nwrted women• Californla, County of 1 -. ,.,.._: O..Z..of .,~ E. lhereundef recorded on Par\\way. So1te·F. Laguna ducted by en lndillidual July 8, 13, 1999 T57S Th<S statement was tiled #42, Laguna Niguel. ca TWO-COL<>a. I* tc11e and.....-. prop. Orange. --.... _ .......-. 01115199 • inSl t N1goe1. Catifornla Have you started doing Fictitious Buslneaa with the Counly Clet1t o1 928n PRINTING PRE6S; _.tywll .. •llUbllc.ucUon THE DC"f'TT'ION ,.. .... 1998032087 ol taid ~ ... 92677 1400 bos1ness .,...7 Yes N s 018""" Countyoo6·18·99 Geotge N Glass TNSIH COASnlNE IO ,... bidder for c.ath. guHta ~t'ROBERT D. 144 I!. w .... lltan Records, will Sell on1 SJL. Inc (Cahfe>mja), 611"999 ,-. ' ame tAltement .. .,... 1999179'1'32 ol the George N Gtaas COMMUNITY COl.l."E~ ~ d'9dl clnlWn on 1 BARNES AKA ROBERT &oa.Mldo CA 12025 07113J91111 1.30 pm, AS the 28241 Crown Valley RICtl w Johnson The lollowing persons Dady P!lot June 22. 29, Fam~y Trusl 0.ted Al bids ere to be In«· ~-~ Nllk:lnal bank. 1 DOMINE BARNES be 07/02, 07/08. 07/09 not"1 ftOnl entrance to the Partlway S1J11e F, Laguna This sta!ament was toed are doing bUsiness as July 6, 11. 1999 T578 51211/1>6, 3112 Camino cordance w11n tne 18Jd ~ ~ ~:C.~ot °'• .,......int~ " pe ... on.i County Courttiou.e, 100 N' go et. Ca II Io r n I a ......... ,.._ ,..~ ·nty Cle.... of Corporate Fl!llnce As· -Clftt Or ' Ocu0$icle, Ca• DoQ,ments which ,._.now __ ...,_ ...,..,..... -•• cNstnH u CMc: c.r.... 926n 00 ... u, u"' """' "' SOdates . N8WJ)Of1 Beach, Fictitious Bualneaa 1or1118 92054 111 and ti-* clrllM'I bV • ....,. °' repreHn~dveto edml~ s.nc.· Ma, c.env: =~ This·1~siness Is con· O<ange Ol>un~~~J; 1400 Quail Street Sle. Name Statement snane B Glass, TMtM ~ ~ otrioe ":! J:~ f:dlr'at ..w. and loan t.ter the Htal• of tM NOTICE Of SEIZURE audlon, lo the h.g.hett &.ddar dUC1ed by. a coq>Oraflon Daily Plot Jone 22. 211, 155. Newpol1 Beach, CA The folowiog perwone °' lhe S&L Glau Fa/Tll1y of PurtlhaSlng of l he D·S· ~~*X:illllOctB:in•i, uMt9 aa111> decedent. PURSUANT TO HEALTH fotcuh~atthebrne The registiant com-JIAyG 13, 1999 T5eg 92660 are dOlngbusiness a1 TruSldated 9/24198,24171 l11Ct ~ • dalb\, cw ~ b1r* THE PETITION r.. AND SAFETY COO£ d Nie In·~ tnOfley at the menced to tra"5ael bUsl· _ • RICI< May, Inc., (Hawaw), BtJia Eyewear, 240 New· Pueo Delcampo, Laguna No bidder may f.1thd~w In Mdiof't t10l ot quetu the decedent'• SECTION '1471111488 Unlled StaleeJ •II right, btle. ness u~r ll'le r.c1ruous Flctltloua Buelneu 6 Solana, Irvine, CA 92612 port Clr Dr, #210, New· Niouel. CA 926n his bid lor a penOd'oriC • nrWldal oodl and WILL end oodlcila, If AND NOTICE OF and.,....,_.,~ lo and name or names llsted Name Stat.rnent T"nis bo$iMSI is con-port Beach. ca 92660 fhrs bo$1neu 19 con-ltve (45) days altef l'9 • IO do~ In any, b• admitted to INlENOEO FON=EJT\IR£ t10N held by 11 ur1CW uld above on 5· 15·9U duded by • corporatton Sign Language E~. dueled by a general part. set tor the opening l!Te/WJI. _. be IWd It the probate. Th4t WIU. and PURSUANT TO HEAL Tli Deed ol Trual In the JlfOP9"Y SJL. loc , Stephen J The foloWlng persons Have yoo Slat1ed doing Inc., (CA), 2•0 nellhlp T~ Board of 1 1\ii tees lbth ftor'it entrm m the eny oodioile .,. ewl-A5~~:TI' .. ~~E tituated In uid County and Lui.I:. Prelldene are c!Olng boSIMSS as bu11neas yet? Yes. 111199 Center Dflve. Ste. 10, Have )QI.I staned dol!l!I reselV8$ the pnvileoMI& . ... ~ ~ eble fiK eurnlnatJon In State and detcn.bed •• rd-ThlS statement was IUed ~~g:i Ha=~d ~~~: Rick May, Inc Rithard Newpon Beach. CA 92660 bualneu yel? YH, 1ect•ng any and aM ~r -=:-~ ~11 the file kept bv the On lowt .. more fUll't deecribed with the County c1ef1( ol c P May, Prasld nt This buscness 11 con-11118197 to waive any lrre~ e~~ ~ court. FA ~E 2,, 1 tH. at on Mid dMCI ,J t--' = Orange Couotv on 5-28-99 taln Valley, A 92708 Thie s11temen1 was ltlad ducted t>v: a corpcnlton Shane 8. Glau -Gen· or lnformahhes In anvJiltl'or -...., ·--~ THE PETmON ,.. IRVrcn AnD FIF'Tlt, 4.,... ... 1 "" ,_.:__:~.. 1"967~781 Peter K Kendncl< DVM, wtth the County Clet1t of H<ave you started doing era! Partner In the bidding "'': ....... ,·~ IOandnowlWdbvt quHta authority to COSTA MESA. CA, the ~~bs~lt"The LoydE Wright Ill, Esq .. 3247 Monlz Dr .. Hunt-OrangeCounty on fl-18·99 buslnessyet?Y9!J1·99 Th1a sla4ementwas hled Signed: aald C:::.:,~..C edmlnleter the ••~te p(O"fY dncribed ••: ;t,;'''eddrae and other Law Oflrcas ol Loyd E m~ton e,acn, CA 92649 1~731 Sign Lan~ t:y•Vll'el r, w11h the County Clerk of /Sf ROGER W. DAYl9•• ,,_!!:!J'*'Y _ _.,_... under .the l.ndependent et,9'28 u. s. CUAAENCV oornmot'I des'--'-' 11 .,.,., W11gh1 Ill, A Proleu1ona1 Mo~~I8 D~~ndH:-tln~~~~ JUID~a611Y ,P3 11ot19J9u,.ne 22T. 58329, 18tnc~·· Kathy N. ee, Seer.. Otange County on 5·24·99 Director of Purctfllllftllf -.ilv Ind -__,._. A_,_, f .,__ ........... ·•I propetly ... -~'..'.--~2.: Corporatoo, 192CO Von Beach, 0 .. 92 ... 9 • • " 19"e71M184 Coaat Commun'"" -,.eci'" '1'1ty Ao..-... In ..,..,,.ettation o ..,_ w•• ••lz-~ £·-u•ftt to "'.,,. • ......,,,_, K .. ,.. ..,.. F ctJ I B I 's $tate--nt was ......... D llu ..... , ... J ""2 "" C D '"T ...., -..... _,..., A IThl thorf. .,. -· .... •bo¥9 .. PllfP0'1.ed 10 be see arman Avenuei.. Suite • This bualness 11 con· t oua ua ness ' .... "'"" •"' ,..,,.,, une .. ''" on• lattlct JI'"' O:,.: !!:" aJ!: ::t:tiu .~fow u! ~reo~ HHlth and •l•tv Code Joan S eo.ta · 870, trvlne, CA 92of2 dueled by. husband aod Name Stat•m•nt with the County Clerll ot July 8, 13, 1999 ts10 Open Joly 21. ••111ei!t . &OlftnOftdea911GCMi, 1 any, Iii repreHntadve to take ~~~~~ 11~~ ca e'2c~ ~ Dally Pilot June 15. 22. wife • The foUowlng pelSOfls Orange Coon~~~ STATEMENT OF ~~~~1800 .. 1_ Che ,. ~ c»-many eodona wlthoUt POLIOE DEPARTMENT. Truu.. dlKlaima MV rl&bi1itY . ~.Jul{J 6, 1999 T559 Have vou started doing are doing business as "Dally Piiot June 22. 211, ABANDON~ENT OF Published NewPO~· ewe .. purpo.w obtaining court approY. The pro= WH Mlzed ~~---any~~ °'-~~ F~!ln:u:::~=· ~~7=~~y~z~ DVM f~f::r s::::· C<>ata July 8, 13, 1999 T579 USE OF FICTITIOUS Cost• Mesa Dally P11ol:Jutt :zm .... Nia~ al. Before taking oefUlln with ,. to ....... ----..... -·-Thi Mesa. C'" n2527 • Ffctitlous Buslneu BUSINESS NAME 8 13 1999 ..,,, • '• C0111a ..... CA Gl27. Yet'( Important .otlonet vkllatlon(1I of s.ctlont1I common cleelgnMlon, If tl'I'(, The follo#!Og persona s statement WU flied " " The lollOWlng person(1) ' ' J!clt n. ~ howev.r, the P8·-m"'r0~,,.~Mi',.' ... •1t12r6oldfie:tne:-¥1:ruH,..••"lth""and,,...-ti..,l;iowniliDtlriit'*>.:.elnltfi.,.;Tr11he1at--1itoeaiiilr -l•~r•~dOl~~bu~sinesa-ll=il&--'as0.~-+-.t:w1trlthlOOl1hLeQQ!Cou.io nty Clertc of H1tano varuas Gonzalez, Na,,,. Statement has (haV•) et>endoned the 3: fWFWAntadw "' iy on 6c.18:99 2507 BOWdoln Pl . The lollowing personl 1,1 o1 the fietlt , bu • Flotltk>us Buelneea•, ~lllTtctni-tJt the ... r.caulred to g1.,. notice bynotlfledthatheOletrtci .,,. o1 the oblgMlon ... OREN. 537 Newpon Cen-1"98791711 ~i"'M' • nus name· -NamwSlillWilMih ' ldClr8I Ind oow common t 1 '-' ed Attorney of Orange County ourlld by lhe propeny 14 be * Drtve PMB 157, New-Daily PllOt June 22. 29. Th11 business 11 con· a) Flnancill tnvestmenc1 a) Three Flag1 Centet, The IOllowinQ P8'50f\I If ~ ahown ° 1 n aeth pereont ~•lnltletHJ>l'OCMdlnouo eo6d • ~ ..u. port Beacll, CA 92660 Julys. 13, 1999 T572 duded by en lnd1Vid1111I Securitu & Holdfnga b) ThtM Flags Manage· .,. doing buslneA aa 11111 ... _. be ~".;!:J ,.),doay have forfefc w et>o .... cle•~ mmc1 ca111. 9'1•f1Me end Gary Gene Halder, ll07 Flctttiou• Bualneae H:;:, you started OOlng fln,F.I S.H • 12 canyon menl, 27601 Fort>ea Road, Hamson Metal"'~ • ....._ oonw-Hnted to tt..•P.I'.:= ~£.1:;:'c:!to~::: ...___.the time al IN Paseo G,.nde, Duane, Ne,,,. Statement ~dat1o1.J!i~NoGonzalez 92657NflWPO't ~st, CA Sutt• 142, L.agune NIQuel, 2720 Hllt>of Vlft<ll,.QMJ. Mf'r1lnly...,.. °' ectlon.t The I ..,..,. t1488.4. tnllal Pl ....... al the No; Celdomia 91010 The fOllOw\ng P91'10flt • This 11a1oment wat fled Gail A l<l!Yfan. 12 Ca· Cellfomie t26n Coron. del Mai,~ e=:~,__..,A .... °'dent adminletratron You.,. ihttNCt-4 "'8t If bol .... 11:1141,IOS.llln Thia bualne" 11 con· eie doitlll boline&a •• with 1ne County Clertc of nyon Alm, Newpot1 Coast. The Fictitious Bualnul 92625 --::==-Clll· :..':-authority will be granted you deeJr. to C0"'99t the liddillofl to oaatl, &he Tni.e. duded by an lndMdual ACNE' CLINIC OF NEW· Ofange County On 6· 18-99 CA 92657 llftm41 19f9f1'9d to above Anne Harnson:~ ·-.. W'll I ed forleltin of thl• property, ._. 9COl9fll a oeeNet'e citl9Cll Have you ilat1ed OOing PORT BEACH. 360 San '1illlt7M711 Tllll bU11ileu 11 oon-was ltled In Orange County Halt>Of View Dnve, ~.,.. Uf w a•• ,,.en nternt punu111t to Health ~ ._ an • ..... °' netiaNI businus yet? No Mtguet8eactl0rN•c .. "e082660. N .,,, oa11u Plot J·-22. ""'. .cucl•d ';/·' an unln· on 2/fl/98, FllE NO del MM. at111om1a 9 fl .,.. ~ ..s tJt "8 peraon "'"an obJeoUon $ 1 t c d • 1 ~ ........... ...__ ..., Gary Gene Harde1 """ "" ~, ..... ... .. 19988748170 Thb buslfl8A I• ton· 1NIU a.-...,,.., Datd t• the petition ~ r:•ill>. Y~ •'"":te~J.•: ::; ; ;;.;;, ;,; .:.0:: Tl'!i$ ~_....filed .r..TirrvJoei Dub(OW; M 0 J"X &, 131 1999 T582 corporate asaoelatlon a.oroe tiL GllU &d¥ duct~ !1\r. ap_1no;m~ __ J PIY .. ~ thowe good cMde why VINlfled c1e1m "•'int YOUf 01 • CIMdl dnlMI.,., • ..... wth 1he County Clortt of • A Medlcat .Corporation Flcthtou. Bualneu ~n'I Pl · Truat Dated May 29, 1991. Ha.,. YoU 11an flUIM tJI "8 tt.. OOUt1 should not lnteffft In the 1HOPeny. or...,....-..S '°"'1 O!ange Counl,:.6-18·99 (CA.)360SanM!goelDrlV9 Nan-. 8tatement , __ .....,.?Jt'latAtted dOirlg 3112 Camlno Cfesl Of,. buelnna yet? Ho ••• lllQftd tlY ..., ;rent the euthodty. You mu" ,.. tl'll• cla.m 1n -~,,. 1 796717 1708, ~ Billdl CA -... f .,.,.._ yeu Ho OciMnalde. CA 92054 Anna Hanieon ..... =fll Tl'uat ._ wt: A H!AAING on the tt. I~ Court ef me ...,II Ula r. ..,..._ wo-Dally Pilot Jone 22t 29, 02680 , ' ar~'ddoa ~"°"' Geil A Kltwan <Morge N Qiu& TrvltM This ltattment nt llfoel ~~It ....... _. f>!.tdo2n1bw1t111b1• ~1 .!1n County of °'*'G• wltNn =.., ':. .:::'a1:': .W~ 6, t3, 1999 66$ Thia bullneal 11 eon-WASH f'l.US MOen..E DE• ~Na,!ta=; ~~ of George N Gllla Fa""'V wl1t1 ltie~rk ol , ...... -· -w •• ~ '"*"' C30t 4•'9 °1 me flnt ... flfiwnolel "'"""'"' __.. FfcdtJoua Bualneea duel4d by • ClOfPO'llllOf1 TAILING, 2775 Me1a Ofaw Countv an &·Ht tll Ttu11.1._~t_1_2 Cemlno CIWtl OrlnV* !}9 ....,., ,., arw.wn • ,..,. A.M. In ept. L7a toc.i-~ of '"'1 Nodoe. ..._ -Heme 8ta1ement Have yoo •'** dOllO VerOI Or. E' •B-201, Costa .. .,... 1._ °' · vc.nalde, CA 92054 1 7171 In .... ,.., ... ed .. 341 The City un6He you reoei.,. aotuel .......... '° Oo ~ In The toflowlng persont bollneas yet? Y'U, "* ....... CA 1>2629 1 1'1121 Shine 8 oaa .. TNltM D ~ilOt July 45'13t 20 . ..s:a=::-~ Oftve I., IC-702. ,; =:.O '"1 1•.yn ,.::.;i::.,.-. lnlhe..,...., aredQlnabualnitsaaa. Teriy J, Dubrow, MO JOH LUIZ Duar111, 2775 J~Dll:,' 1~~ 221::; of ll'le ~ N8 Glau 21.1 • 593 10TAL 1•171, Orange CA ou '*' oeefl •..,....... Franklln"'Aaalty 3250 Eaat Madltal COtf>Otat60n Me•a Veldt Or E 18 201, ' ' ~Tl\.llt, 25171 PaMO ..... T"9 IH1J·1171. ::-c:n .. ::r= ;::: ... TMM 1"1. ...... Coatt HIQhwly, eoron. Tany Joe O\A>row Mo . Costa Meta. CA 92929 CtltlOUi IUilfiiii del~mpooJ:~'"'NlgWI, Flcdtloue BuMMla •a;ftdafy....., _, OMll "YOU O&l!CT TO Attorney of_o,_... Ciouncy tllflld ""* T=.: def Mar,~ ft625 ~atemem W8I l1ltd .... ~ ~.!!..-'f"' ~~ c.::'~ .. 19 con• T~~. 1'1\111 tw•fc a .er.a• the ........ .t the ~JOMl'ti· C. MDZA, to -Chriltoohef E. Hobeon. ......_ r.,.,.,;.a,. ,.... .......... , ... , -· ,.....,... ~~..:!.__,.... ..... -dUal<I"" F ......, y ..... , ,,. ,....,....~"' ...---MtJe• to .. 1 ....... peddoft. you Mould DletftetAttomeylM ... ,.,_ Of 24231 MtlN Oriv9. NitW• _,,. 119 ...,_.,, ..,.It! of Haw VO" •nMt dQl"li are fAHC --aa -• a~·-r .,... are Oolng bualneM._ .--.a •• I -lit .... hean-.. Centet CMw •• ....., .... l)OflDeadl,CANllO 0NngtCountvJOnl•1HI ~lllM?No ADVAH ED PROCESS-~oa~, ~ Harrta6n~ Dsfllll .......... ._ __-et.Me WM# --WHt, lanca AN. Ce '*le ........ to ..... a 1lll9 b\llltl9M 11 con· t~•1 JOiie L.W Duarte M CENTER, 1121 Debra , ,.. ~·-·-· Wiii ,_, 201 ,,_..ttno A ••-N1*11fll tloM .. · wnttM t21'0t _.., O*tv t)OI _.. _. .., "*""1ft1 du(:tedby .,,~ Daly PllOI June 22.11, Thle....,..,..wllled Or., Costa Meu, CA wl!tl lhe County a.rt Of -...Celltornla ... -• 8tL °' whit 1h9 :T:. of tM -.. of the ...._.,. M __, W.... Have ~ Meit6ld dolnD ~ ~ 11 1119 fl73 Wll'I flt CCMny Cltttl al 92121 Orenoa ~40 Anna Harrla•§t; ~.,~---... ::!:"::r... IM ._,. In die """'* ........ laW _.. .. ._ llUllnesiey.tPY8f'6:0~~ 1'iiloiil •11M11 Or9rpOounly0n .. tMt All Hlfnet, 1121 Dlbta ::. '9Cll ' .. -,_ ~. ...utenno Aw~ _ -Y ~ OMlllM. ..... _, ..._. ......i Ctw--I. Mw ll•lllwrnl . t"""'711 Df . Cotta ...... CA _,. -.L _. Mete. Ctlllomla _, to 8sl to '9 .. ... ... .... 1"9 ....... ........, ........... ...-• ... T'tllll Mtl ffil ..... :!led -~ P1101 M19 21..-29, -~ 1J, 1-,Tl11 ,.. buJ1neea la --... _!Q.. • ... ..,..... • .., .,.._...,,...... .... ...., cs•v--.,_.. WlliaCDwitYClelttof ,,.~~ 1~1• Tl7'I TNa .,...,_ta cm-~ ....... , ducitd~Mlldr?fm: ~-= -• AM A =;.t;.=:z~ ".'; i if.i'il: J i!<>••:JEslij ~.=:.~ l:Ei::fu:• :sf .P--J:Tr.·~'!.s '"!:-'""~'!;" Bfi.§j ~~·' == ·--- -.... ' -!"'~ &~~ :. ... : ~'t~-= ~-.... -flfC• ~~ =:.-=:!!lf:*J ~=· ,_ ... ·111 Qlltl "d CAI -- 'llr. . ~= Y " ... rl'-li.:ifl•c :S... ... : ..n:-1.r s.·. ~~~·': .,,,..,. Doily Pilot Tue.day, July 6, 1999 7 , [ .U•uc NOTICES •NOTICE OF PETITION 11 PUBUC NOTICIS I I PUIUC NOTICES I I PUBUC NOTICES I I PUBLIC NOTICES I eo.ta ...... o~ Pi1oC J\lfY 6,1199 I PUBUC NOTICES I I PUBUC NOTICES purchasers mutt tender a Tr...., f\1nc I P~BUC NOTIC!S 926e3 I I PdlUC MmCll I ...________ CMnc:es.,.. TO ADMINISTER ESTAU OF: TOMMIE DEAN BATEMAN CASE NUMBER A197512 wtl do* the peiaonal rep- resent1uw IO tall• many actlonl ~ ~ court approval, Bator• laklng certain very impo(· To all he1r1. banell· oen 1 cred•IOfl, cont· 111gent cred1to11 and per· l(J05 wt!() may OlMIWIM be Interested 1n the wlll Of • • tent acUona however, 1he 1>e11on1I reprHentattve w be rflqillfed lo ON• no- tice to inlerutad pel'SOl'll unless they hive waived nollc• Of consented to lhe proPOMd action ) The in- dependent admllll$ttation au1h01\ty will be 019n1ec1 uotess an intern1ec1 per·, estate. Of both. ol . TOMMIE DEAN BATEMAN A PETITION FOR PRO- BATE has been filed by MAHA Al.MUSA· · BATEMAN 1n the Supenor Court of Cahfomta, Co!intY olORANGE THE PETITION FOR , PROBATE fllQl,HISll that MAHA Al.MUSA BATEMAN be 11ppo1nted as ~rsonal representativ. to admtnlater the estll• 01 lhe d9Ce<lenl T>iE PETITION reoue1t1 the decfideol's )VIII and oodlCila, II any. be admioed to probate The vt1n and any codtdls are avatle.ble '°' examination in the tile lllPt by the oourt. THE PETITION ~ts aulhonty lo administer the e&&lle under the lndepend· ent Adminiatration ol Es· tates Ad <This authority son Ides an objeetion to the petrllOfl Ind &hows good cause why the coun should not grent lhe authonty. A HEARING on the peU· tion will be held on 07-15-1999 11 1 45 PM In Oefl L 73 IO<j!lte<I at :µ THE CITY DRIVE. ORANGE, CA. 92683, LAMOREAUX JUSTICE CENTER IF YOU 08.JECT to ttla granting ot the pelltion, you should appear.at the hear· ing and 11ate ]OC.lr :· lions pr hie wittten • t1ons with the 1:9Urt be ore th• hearing Your ap- P4)&-ranot may be in peraon Of l>y your attorney · IF YOU ARE A CREDI· TOR Of contingent c:iedltor ol th• deceased, YoU must tile your claim with the court and mail a copy to the personal represenretlve Policy Rates and d adJine., nre :-,ubjrrt to change without notin>. Thr publhher resen , . ., the right to cen.,or, redas!)ify, rr\'tS<' or n-jcct any du.,.,ified adHni-,rnH.'nt. Plt>U'><' n·port any error thut mu} br in }Ottr rJa.,.,ified ad imuwdiatt'I}. Tiw Duily Pilot accept no liuLi lit) for ony rrror in an adn•rti~rnlt'nl for whkh it may be respon~ihlr exrt•pt for thr co~t of tlw ~pnrc uctuull) n<'rupicd by thr r rror. Cn•di t can onl) bt• ullow1•d for t he fir't in.,Prtion. •P001f\19d by the court WUhin lour montl'ls from lhe date of Iha rlf$t 11tuanoe of let1tts as provided in Pro- bate Code 5eCtlon 1100 The time .fof liq cletll'll wll not expire before lour months lrom the heanng date noticed above YOU MAY EXAMINE the fite •8PI oy Ille court II YoU lf1I' a person in1erested Jn Iha ntete. you may hie with lhe court a Reqvest lor ~ Nola (tonn DE·154) of the Jillng ol an lnventoty and appraisal of estate assets Of ol any pet111on or account as provided in PrObate Code Section 1250. A ReQUHI lor Spec;1a1 Notice lonn 11 avallabla lrom the court cleric. IN PRO PER Petitioner: MAHA ALMUSA· BATEMAN, 2S. OCEAN VlEW AVE., NEW~ BEACH, -CA. 92$63 Published Newport Beecn· Costa Mesa Oet4V Pilol June 29, 30, July 8, 1999 Tw585 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN that a public hear· Ing will be held by the Coa1a Mesa Crty Council on Mondav JulY 19 1 ~ at e 30 p'm, cit u soon thetttaf\er •• ~. I" !tie Coundl Chambers of Ctly Hell, n Felr Dtlve, Co6ta Mela, on lhe IOllOw• loo Item PLANNING APPLICA· TION PA·ll9•24, Roy Tanaka, APl T. 950 SOuth ArrfY'/O. PaMdenl luttlof· lted agent lor May Depert• ment Stores, Inc , and c. J Segar1trom ano Sons, 33fS FaJMew Roed, IOf I 48.000·lq\4re..foot aoot· tlcn to the south side ol the Histing Robtnsont·Mey store II South Coest Plaza, 3333 Bristol Street, In 1 POC zone EfMronrnental Determination Negative Declaration NOTICE IS FURTHliR GIVEN that at llld time end place , all Interested persons may appear end be heard by the C4ty COUn· al on the al>c>W rtem IF THE AFOREMEN· TIONED ACTION IS CHALLENGED IN COU~T tl\e Chellenge may be limited to only those ISSues railed at the public hear1no descnbed tn lhll notice or ln wntten COi" respoodenoe deWered to lhe City Counol at, or pnor to, the publtC heanno MARY T. ELLIOTT Deputy City Clerlc Published NeWOOf1 Beach· T592 CNS1724779 LAW OFACES OF MICHAELW. MIHELICH 6700 IHOIANA AVENUE, SUITE 207 RIVER5iOE, CA 92506-4204 TELEPHONE (909) 786-3601 T£LEFAX (908) 786-3604 AMENOED NOTICE OF WAREHOUSE LIEN SALE NOTlr.E \.':i HEREBY GIVEN that the mobllehome described below wlll be sold es is at public sale on July t 3, 1999 11 the hour ol 10:00 am., at Space 11. Flam· lngo Traller Park tocated at 7000 w Pacific Coast Hwy, Newpon Beach, Cali· lomla lrl order lo '8tbfy the lien clatmed by the owner ol the above menttOned mobrlehO-m.-perl( lor st0f8ge and other related chargu lnCUrred by David Wiiiiam Shaw Ffa/1\lngo Treller Partc reserves Its rights to feQUlre the re· moval ol the mobllehome upon sale Prosoectrv11 cashiel"1 check lof lhe lull PublW'oed Ne#l)Of1 eeacn. lmouol ol the purchl • im. Costa Mesa Daily Pilot medietely st 111e oondulion June 21 Juty e, 11911 ol Iha Ille EXC8P1 lor the • ~------T588"'-- Wananly hi this sale It Flct1doua Bualnffs author1!4d by 11w. Nam. Statement 1bsolulaly no wa"anllet ol The t~ pelM>tll are mao. Ttle park are dolno bullol11 a1 f9MIYll lhe nght to P<*· CRYSTAL CLEAN MAIN oone 11riti ••~tl<o !NI TENANCE, 171 S.OIJl sale Without lunher noic. Isabel .Avenue, Costa The mobtlehOme Is da· scnbed at One (l) 1955 Maaa . Cal1tornia 9282M528 FlETW BTM Sinale Family Belblra Jean TrufDlo Mobllehoma, OMV License 171 Santa ltabel I.venue No! RF1435 Costa Mau , Cahtom11 CCH VIN A3S329E 5""' F1arr11noo Traillf Park's 92621•1 '" claim for sum. unpaid tor Piedad Ayala Tru11llo. 171 Santa Isabel Avenue, February 1, 1999 through Costa Mase, Cahfornla June 30, 1999, is set forth 92627-1 526 below and must be paid Thi• bus1ne11 Is con· wltl\ln 10days ol this notice ducted by husband and in o<Qer to redeem the wile mobllehome and stop the Have you atarta<I doing sale: • bu .. nest yet? No Rent & Storage $2,680 20 Balb&la J. TruJ•llo Electricity $100.36 Thia statement was fdao Est. Attorneys Feet and with lhe county Clerk of expenses $1,350 00 • O<anoe Countv on 6·21-~ Total Claim. $4,130.56 -1.........,. ..... 17"' NOTE The creduor -·... • Clalm1ng ltlls hen wlll make Oalty Pilot June 29, Juty. a credrt btd m the amount 8, 13. 20. Ul99 T587 ol the total claim p11n FICtltloue BualneH $18.S4 per day storage NanM Statement leas through the date ol The lolowlng persons sale ere doing business as DATED June 25, 1999 Long llfe Medal Clll'llC. IS/ MleMel W. Mlhellch, 3355 Via Udo. Suite 265. Attomev for Flamlnao N•""""" ~ r.-1•'""''" Marete KUtlle 1001 B Church. Costa M , Cell· lomla 92e27 This bullncsa ii con- dt.ICled by an lrOvlOul8I ~.l:t~ doing Matete l<Uf"lzt Tllll Jtatement W9S filad ""ith ttie County Cleft ol eta,. County on 6·22""9 tltM71710t Dally Pilot June 29. Jut-I 6. 13 20. 1999 T588 PACIFIC "1EW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel ~Crematory ~ Pacilio Vi"'! Drive Newport Beech -644-2700 PIERCE IROTHERI B£U. BROADWAY Mortuary * Chapil Crematt0n 110 Broadway Costa Metsa JJ42·9150 -ii By Fax (949) 631-6594 By Phone (949) 642-5678 By Mall/In Person: 330 We t Bav treet Co ta Mesa. CA 92627 Ar Ne~ptm Bhd & Ba\ (Plra-.e mcludc your nam(' und phone number aud wr'IJ call vou ha"k' ~ith a prirt' quotr..) Telephone 8:30am-5:00pni Monday-Friday f, ~. Boors Index Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday When you wrfte • Ctae.aHled lld, you wlll ftnd Include .. ~ you Mid -~ Pftc9 th• flld9 you wWll 10 pay and g.c th• .n.n you rMd reeulia the Cl• 11Md1 you want. "Affordable Alternative" . Discowit Casket, C remation& Burial Service Why should you subject. yourself~ your family to paying inflated prices for caskets & services???? Call Toll Free t-888-S4CASKET Smiag Omgt I SarroaadiJlg Coatrks ----· Deadlines Monday ............... Friday 5:00pm Tue day ............. Monday S:oopm Wednesday ........ Tuesday S:OOpm Thun;day ...... Wedne day S:OOpm Friday ............. Thursday S:OOpm aturday .............. Friday 5:00pm 1. as < .. 420 • • t -• a • - ---. . { -. --480. 486 . . -. . .,.,_ --~ . . ~ 101. 216 ... 1 •• m ~-.......... ~-' --~·.-· ... ,. . ...... Al'f'le a•tOMtla.11 ........ .,..,. .. c.Nllt -..... .................. W.•a•··-= ........... ....... , ------ • ~ .00·46• ca -' - ' ' " 4 ' I I ~ ••o . 697 I, • .::Kall ..... 20Z==FOA=RC:-=ENT::::::l 1 ·~I • • ,_ ISROADIH YOUR WOftLD NP8 condo 1br 2..5ba. pool f.tt"t ~ Germln. Eu· and llnnls COIA'tl, undw· Motel '°'*"· ~ Anl9!Qtl Asian ground pat1clng. .!'!_canyon. • C 0 STA M ES A• 1'911chool txd\lngutudenr.s twnhomea. golf ...,._ .-view. MOTOR INN anMnO Au!1Jst Become a hall $2000 -M.,...527' 1ST Wk Special taiMyfAJSE. Cd t"800-SI· UOO ISLE 3 Br. 2 Ba. b On Al1 Ams $134.00 BUNG WWW SIBLING OAG ~ ........ Tu. leftlr•· 24-tn I (CA1..SCAH) 2, Ulnyyr pu ........ Yf least. Iron! deltl, D D phones 101 Via Jucar MMM-01ot "'' ~SPN/Oltt+ GLOST l FOUND loc d\lnn, ~led I =--~H l~· ~I ~f~.i FAIRWAY APAKTMENTS AT BJG·CANYON GATED OOMMUNITY IY FA.VllON ISLAND 8eeuttful tree-lined 9tl"Mta 8nd goff courM vtew.. Entov Cllf'9frM living In ~ ~ 11 2 or 3 BR epet1ment hofMI • TWo-<:ar _..,.. • 'Welthtttldlty« hoc*upe •~(Wood a...., • Nr ooodltloi•ig •Wat bar In 2 and 3 BR • 11,eeoto 13.100 • Sony. no peta. ~~-·-~· -; .·,, ......... ' . . ,~ ' , ~, ·-..... "' .. :. .. ~ - -J -. • OU ......... =-. ... ~ar bchs rt1t A member ol Call~el 22n Hart>or BMl t4t-645-4840 Cc1M ar 2ba "°"" UV dtclc. er• dlcof, 11P. teirllll Jl'll'cf. $700 • 112 ""'' .... ?IMlll. ---- --=..~.~ ...... '-: ' . ',.. . '' •• • I ~.1~·-·":'. .,... '' '!'.n' . . . - > • -------- ERVICE DIRECTO -For All Your Home and Business Needs - Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $28 per week (4 wk,.min .) Call Mcntrey at 642·5671 x246 1441 ~1 ......., ........... ·--·-·<*a~ .. CASHPAIDM ______ ...._ WI llUY ~STAfta .............. "'-ICIJ-- Mf .. WHAT HAPPENSF YOUDON7 • ADV&mSE? Plug Into the Classified section to find services from eledricilns and pUnbers to .. 8 Tuosday, July 6, 1999 DOWN 1 Uncoln. lnf-·ltu 2P~,, ... ,OOd 3-Hari 4 H=nlnga :~.~· 7 Kermtt, t .g I FeltMt 9 B'rMd rtMf. 10 One of the ThrM Bears t1 ConfMa 12 At;tor Ooug&u 13 Shelley wM 21 Wiidcat 23~llnts 25 Klna of Norway 27 SNkt chllmef'I ..-.... ~ .... .-...-...... -- /fie, 'f I If e,f; tfoa //kite, ~ A 'GOODAD' •• 222 ACOUSTICAL. CEILINGS CEIUNO DESIGN ACOUSTIC REMOVAL KNOCKDOWN TEXTURE APPLIED 71~104315 224 ADOfTIONS /REMODELING 238 BAYHAOO"'S OMEFLAIR 81thlKll re· fin11h1og/1egfulng Sinks. countets. showers Ille Ct>etglus r1911r 949~5-7723 Bridge - By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIHSCH I HHa ,.OCISS COll'OaA110N LOO FOR THE SU.VER LIN.ING Doth vulnerable. East deals. defeni.ive etfon, and it should be e:lSY ~r to. placo all the mis ing IU a mf91-. of ptenwm ~1ty paint stains, • v1r1115he• f0< over SOyrs. our compiny curt9ntly his an opening for tne fonowing ~tlon FACILmES ASSISTANT NORTH • Q9'73 <:7 s l West led rhc . ten of hearts. East ownook '4 ilh the Jack and sh.tftcd ui the two of diamonds, an obvious sin· gleton. Declarer won the trick In dummy and led the queen of spade , covered by the lc.ina and won with the ace. The Ideal candidate should be ~I organ zed. comp flt, le possess xlnt phone, CUSt SVC. & typl~ sl(IHs • Tht fOllowing 1b•l1tie1 ,,. required· O AQJ 10 7 4>AJS • Researd\ing info WEST EAST • Technical apthl.lde • S.lf•starter who takes the 1nltlatlve to make decisloM •l) •KJS t> 10 9 7 c:, A K Q J 8 J • willingness to work after hours/weekends • Performing general office duties 0 8654 0 1 • 8 7 4 J 2 • Q 10 9 SOUTH •A 109 864 <:7 64 o K93' • K6 There are two obvious lines to try to come to 10 tricks: One is to lead another trump, hopina East stArted with only two trumps and will not be able to ruff a. diamond. The other is to 1ake a club finesse, inteodina to dis· C4td a heatl on the ace of clubs. ~ glance at the dingro.m is all that 1s BEHR offers a quality work e11viro w/ a comprehensive benefit pkg that Jndudfl med dent vialon, life, LTD. 401(k)/profits sharing & avail afttr 6 mos. of svc. Send/FAX res & sal hlal to: BEHR Staffing, PO Box 14!87, Santa Ana, CA 92702. FAX (714) 241·9735. We sup~rt a arug· f,.. work enwo & perform pre-emP,loyment ,~ubstence abuse testing. The bidding. . EAST SOUTH WEST NORTH l 0 l • Pas.s ... p Pm .p Opening lead: Ten of O At the bridge table, do not submn like a lamb to the slaughter Dtg deep to find ll way to avoid the fate your opponents have in store for you . : needed to $CC that both the e methods arc doomed L • • OWN A COMPUTER? Put • to v.otld Eam up to $30K •XII• Pl' year PIT Log on to -.lhbn.eom Acceu Code F1213 Pert llmt Driver Wanted St.22 per hour _p1u1 mtt.1ge. Needed Mon thru Sun -;::======:;tr-=======;t=:=======-1 2:451m to 5:45pm. Addl-1454 FURNll'URE I 486 MEAC~~~~ 478 EMPLi~~~ ::.1 wor4l may be 1v1ll· Declarer found nnodler way. 1llC lung and ace of clubs were cashed Md the Jack was led. Had East fol· lowed low, declarer would have ruffed and relied on findin& East with only two spades. But when East pro- duced the queen, declarer discarded a heatt instead of ruffing. Now there was no way for East to reach West to get a diamond ruff, and declarer could force out the jack of trumps at leisure and score 10 tncks. Nonh's band is ccna.inly w~ a jump to four spades after South's v~I· nerable one spade overcall. The West hand will contnbute little to the BOYS BDRM FURNITURE T p $SS/RECORDS! Must hive truck or Vin, Trundle bed, dHk end chill' II blllt I wit"' whh lthr 3 dr1wer •kit chut Jazz. A & B. soul, A~ e1c Church need• PT child care I y n1ur1nce " Jl5()(0bo, IMt-759-8255 Ml"E 50's & 94609's .,..,7505 penon for lnfanll ' tOd· proof or ·payments, drlv· ETHAN ALLEN tied panel " ..,...,. dlera. Sun mornings. ECO era license, 1ocl1I qoeen saed ~·=•ubtul · WAHT£Dt OLD COINS! un1t1. 714-545-4610 aecurity card, ind clean maple wood $500/obo Gold, silYef, frriio mini ster-Cuat s.vlCe Sain D.M.V. print out. GotgeCUS bUflo1 v.111'1 m1no1, ~s~o~~ot=• Summtf Mlp ew(Jllsltt detaffed caMng. lop Fun trlendly worlCplac• Accepting appllcatlont quality, Mexican style as seen 111.75 bl1e-apptlm1ny pot Mon to thru Fri from In model home $600'obo 472 DOMESTIC 1Chot1nhlp1,concllfl91Y. 8 :001m to 4:00pm. 949-723-7522 /CHILD CARE 714-54t-9599 M.f lem..Cpm PlttM bring 111 required hillili lllttltl tofl & love-www.work10l'ltuden11.com Information. Mtt. new 1tlll wrlPPld, very Full cnwge househokJ mao-okil119 Room s;r;;, FT/PT IOft, top-qu10ty. Wat S2000 &geffcook v./ xtnt culmaiy No 111psoence nae A#f In TlmH O,.ng {:ou.nty aacrlllct. 1190 t4t-2et-993S backgmd & lop locll rlf's De-l)efson Wed Fn ~·5c>m at Attn: Pim Beeklnghlm ~,::,~:=.,6:,.0C: :i~ ~~g"~j 1:i\i.:a~~Cd~L~~2s 2901 Garry Ave. condlOOn S350 .949-&48-S974 DRIVER· 3/d Best SUln.ng Pay Santi Ana, Cl 92704 MOVi"" Sllel e Grell Shape' Ill lhe USA' Avg haul 1150 !!!"~~ g1ass'iibtt &bllcW d 476 EMPLOYMENT miles s11J1 Bonus COi.JM ou.r..---.. usJ = *" OPPTYS req'd EOE SolostT11ms Parl time 2 ~~ c:ouch$J50S300 1·800 925 5556 OIO's St ff fl S rt pc""'"ll"' se 1·600·1155·4810 KUM U er: n e er queen menres.Yblacto ptattorm B•ReEoues ) Wanted $80 tct-722-7011 " GALORE (CAL'SCAN Ofib furniture, ~ers NOW HIRING! OAIVERS·WHEN IT comes 10 To lnaert sections Into ' complel• PanaSonlC ol1ic:e ~n~ro'::m:n~" s:':! benefits Whl ~·~the beb th• LOI Angeles Tlmtt te~.~n1em1 1·ha87rdly4 used a.i.. ••I* Meded. FT, ~ ~ !$1.~ r!!:_ newapeper needed Sat ..... • 10lm·7pm. S1M1 S71hr on bo~~"Ttalnlng °6p 6:001m to 8:30pt1\. Ind up (O.O.E./ Benefit• pkg portuRtlet SRT t·8n·BIG· Sun 2:00.m to 6:001m. 458 PETS/LIVESTOCK Rate uollc wild· ooklng litoj>lrd 1pon.d CFA oclcat klttana f Pf prlvlleotd t.w S4SM500 94M3Mt11. 458 FR!E PETS /ANIMAL RESCUES nall1b •· Apply: PAYDAY (1·877·244·7293) Additional wor!( m1y be BARBECUES GALORE Toll Ftee (CAL'SCAN) av11t1blt. 2331 Harbor Blvd., Co1t1 Mesa • (Oo·altt lnterv11w) BOll/Ootk Crew Worker Prr Boal exp helpful apply 1n person Wed-Sun 10am-2pm 1801 81y1kll Or CdM 92625 BOOKKEEPEf\/BILLER Quick Books, computer tkOll. Cotti MffL Catt Dina 714-641·3'00 CASHIER/ATTENDANT D1y1 & Eves avail Newport Ceotef ChtvrOIV Fuhlon latand 1149-644-mJ * *' CASHIER * * e.pe~ tot llJlly OlpllC heal1l'I lood marUI and grit tcMal-4442 MARINA OFFICE CLEAi< FT posmon wtNewpot1 Dunes Watertront ROSOl1. Basic clencaJ & customer Hl\ltCI ~Us teqUlltd Apply 1n p11son 0 Human Resources Ottlce, M·Tti, l-3pm, 1131 Baell Bay Dr, Newport Beacll, t4t-nwe63 EOE ORANGE COUNTY FAIR Now Hilmg SllH Paoplel Women• Touch Of ll"ink SMI Cara TrlltWlg prOVlded FIT, PIT, Toll-Frtt 1/llM2W247, Kay . $5.00 per hour or piece work whichever I• grt1t1r. Must have drlv· ert license or C11lfornl1 1.0. and. 1 Socl1I Security Cltd. C1ll1 accepted 11 wen 11 1pplle1tlon1 Mon thru Fri from 8:001m to 4:00pm. ONLY. Timts Orange County Attn. Pam Becklnghan. 2901 Garry Avt. San(1 Ana, Cl 92704 714-549-8548 800-933-4080 Th• Calif Pubhc· Ubhtlts Commission REQUIRES that all used household goods movers print their P.U.C cal T nutTlt>tr. "mos an<t cnaulfers print thttr T C P number in all advertis· ments II you hive a question about the legahly ol a mover. hmo or cl'laulfer. ca~: PUBLIC UTILITIES .. COMMISION '714-558·4 tSt APPOnvnmfl' SEITERS Ff/PTday~d C\~Shifta 812-820 Per Hour Tot)j>rodUCtnl higher • lkalt1'..o.:...I '-·~1 a. r .... •AllliltMaU.. • """ ...... C91ilkil-&t. In 1989 tn CD!'taMCM C!i1~.!11 1-888-Sls.4744 GA YS FASHION ISLAND IS looking for I energetlc, FIT cashlef Must bl available evenings end weekends Fot lnteMew cal Aobb Cld>ornt Mt-75$-1122 HfUier fO, 83 yr young Fem MUSI bl adaptable & i1eflte HomlmalcN lg & dlaulleuring Ocean Vtew 6 lvs/Sdays fWs Rtq'd NMIM-7410. PERSPECTIVE Could you be a Environmentalist for $100,000 a year?! Call 714-i940-o694 PT NIGHT AUDITOR needed 2 daY$ • week No experience neces-sary. "'1rAY In peison o 1800 w; ·Balboa Blvd. NB t4M754463 REAL ESTATE IS A GREAT CAREERI ERA Ra'ltetty & Uoyd In Huntinglon Beach, needs you1 helP NOWI We wl1 pay for youf license t111Rng course and train you 10 be sue· cesslull ll00-400-539 t ext 119 Reslalrant DISHWASHERS PT/FT, llex ~ Bedt Bay Cai. Apply • H A M· Th. 1·3pm 11St BICk Bay Drive, Newport Beactl IMt-nt.3863 ~OE H YRS oullhY PW TOUCHUPS TOO 24 Hts. Rlc:Nrd Sinor Uetttol44 MM51·11t2 f s.ft;(Al'H ProflSllo!W) '°" Newp;t hedi ' '*' Mooting wllh CAl·2S lll1boel w 98'1 Ind outbOltO t12 ®() Celt J1n t4M7a.otll RETIRE WEALTHY Becomt a Legal Sii\'· lets 810ker I IUllO In WIA St Jou!NI SUC-c»~. folbel, etc We. eam 5 figures a month Clll 1-ltw60-t272 'I U5 CARSITR~l AUTOW;~ & UI) Of Japanese '90· '911 Must L!:::;:::::;::==::;:=::;::=:::::::::=J 1>1 automallc, IOw ~ No UPS CA LE CHILDREN dealer:. please, tocel 'CclM CLOTHINO STORE. Little resldel"IC. pp 949-632·9041 People & Me 1111 Immediate ACURA '97 3.5 AL 4 dr, :;;;m opening tor m.1n1gement h... tnu ..._ oof ~111oris CAii 949-645-1355 lllY m", wa t 1 ... ,, mooni • """' >JC, heated &eats. 8QSI.~ spkr snd sYstem. 6 eel Clltngef. 471 tMPLOYMENT aliVlm cass. 35K mies: .iitt SERVICES undat warranly lmmat cOl\O "-======= $30,000 I.atty 949-64<>-1379 -Of94Hn~ Pleat. bl •w•• thet Ille 1111"'9• In thl• Clll90f"f may Nqulrt yov to call • 900 numbef In Which there la a chwge I* mlnui.. Pit-be wary of out of lfH companlea. Check with the ~ la1W Bu11nt11 Buraeu b9fore you tend any m-y or 1 ... for ltlVlcft. Reid end under1t1nd 1ny contrKla before you 1lgn. BMW31Jl 'h ... 2dr, "New body 11,+e", • AJC, loalMd, anrt, $500 INumt $10I( UM7i.o.ttf, BMW 325 IS ·92 ~•. 441. ml new breslblakes leaflet In· llflOI, !lnled v.'indo#S. Slllettd Cd, ~m cass. $15.000obo 949·644-1254 BMW 5351 '91 u::s Black wlgrey lthr Inter. Alw1y1 garaged, 20tC111I, n1,ooo, 714.3M-71!ll Chevy Canllli '14 . .. ~. 2 door. 4cyl, ""'°· MIS good. NC, $900 obo 949-631"3152 CHRYSLER LE BARO" 1988 4-<tt, l)OVt'ef L. air. real a.n, $1500 949-a:J.1504 bOdii Giand Caravan Sport ATU BELL PAYPHONES. 1997 lmmac, orty 21k mi, Own pnme 51les. SI SOii year loaded, quad seats, doli>le potential. Lowest prices doors. alloys, rear al1, $18,800 800·800·300 24 hr$. obO 949·631-0789 (CAL.SCAN) Ford F150 Plck•up 'se Sspd manual. perfect l'\tfWllllO; 1482 CREDIT I new dutch and tires S3500 714-593-7420 GET OU OF DEBT! !:f e can helP!_ • Crtdit Cards ConsoliJattd • Paymmts Lcwtrtd • I nttrtSI Rtduetd • Harassmhl/s' SW 484 MONEY TO LENO/WANTED -. HGET OUT Of det>C lree•t Crfdl Coun5111ng Ctnt8'S of Arnenca. Stop cc111c1or carts l.ov.• pe'fll'*U ' lnlltftll Fr• det>C conaoidallOn Noo- p 10111 (Member NFCC) 1·877·936·2222 toll tree (CAL•scAH) HONDA CIVIC EX $81,.... 1"7 &Ive<, S.spd IC, al P"Wf1 CC, C.SS abs. sting moontOOI keyfess entry, St2.S00Jotio 714-91 S-2467 J1guar XJS Convtf1iblt 't2 47k m1 v.til!MIW'I lnl. ctvome """'5 S2000 down. assume $18,000 pp 949-673-0411 .JAGUAR XJS con111 iS 331< ml, CO, Topu, S33,000. Cherry condition, privet• pl(ty. 94M73·1043 RANGE ROVER 'i2 VI, All Power, CC, tlll, ater.o c11nt\1, CO, 11111rt, moonrt. LOADEOll Mint Cond, must Sae. $17 ,500/obo. t4M45-603S volvo 2U Dl ttn 4dt ll01o. runs & dtrves 178 ooo mo1es S300 oeo 94M42~911