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Home My WebLink About1999-09-06 - Orange Coast Pilot• r -. . ' . ,. SERVING THE NEWPORT -COSTA ME.SA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 MONDAY,~ 6, 1999 Detecting a problem in cotirthous~.saf~ty • Harbor and thre~ other county· courthouses do not have metal detectors and requests for them have been unsuccessful. Yet for four Orange County courthous- es, ipcludiilg Harbor Justice Cehter in Newport Beach, metal detectors are a pn- ority, but not a reality. Every year, county court admirustrators have asked the governor for funding, but every year it has been denied. It wasn't until this year that money was allocated for the mam courthouse in Santa Ana, where metal detectors were mstalled in May. knives, .38 rounds of ammwution and var· ious martial arts weapons. Are judges, court personnel and people safe at the courtho\J.Ses l)Ot equipped with metal detectors? . "I think the safety of people is being compromised,• said Alan Slater, chief executive officer for the county's superior courts. ·we have advocated for metal detectors in our courthouses for more than a decade. It's just not a pnonty for the state this year." metal detectors at the remaining 'our courthouses. However,· even with the foresight m plannmg -the county courts submit budgets two years in advance - the county bas been unable to purchase the metal detectors. GREGRisuNc lbtf Pb Slater estimates it will coSt about $1.8 million to purchase the equipment and cover staffing costs for the . remairung courthouses The long-range planning has produced ~veral ideas if funding is approved, including the closure of one of Try to walk through the main court- house in Santa Ana and you will be stopped at each of three ~trances. Over at the juvenile court in Orange, visitors .are screened as well. Since then, the county Marshal's departmen t that administen, security at the courthouse has reCo'Vered 1,700 Slater and his staff have put together a plan ouUining the amount needed for SEE SAFETY PAGE 5 No payola for the Pi/,ot D esp1te rumors to the con- trary, 1oumahsts aren't all greedy -or on the take And a Pilot eqitor had the chance to prove that last week at a meeting of the Newport Har- bor Republican Women At the opening of the meet- ing, the group held a raffle - and the woman hosting the Ptlot editor was ruce enough (over protests) to offer her tickets. And one of them was the win- ner. But rather than pocket the $86, our editor turned the money back to the group and its internship pro· gram, which goes to show how lucky we aren't A BEARABLE RELATIONSHIP When Costa Mesa resident Robin Gowers opened the paper this past weekend and saw her friend, Huntington Beach Police Officer Nick Ekovich Jr., was involved in a shootout, she was · overcome With emotions Gowers has known the wounded officer since their days growing up in West:rrunster. When Gowers was 5, she said she had a crush on the elder Ekovich, who ls 10 years older. Gowers called some-of the folks m her old neighborhood and they all pitched in to get Ekt>vich a glft. On Thursday, they will send a Vermont teddy bear to UCI Medical Center in Orange, where Ekovich is recov- ering. The cuddly bear will be dressed up in a police uniform Wlth a bandage on his l~fl arm, the same place where Ekovich was shot. ~I thmk he will like tl," Gow- erS srud. "I'm Just glad we're not sending flowers for a funeral• A PARKING PE~ In the handing-over of the Pilot's reigns from William Lob- dell to Tony Dodero, titles didn't really matter. The talk between them -and in the newsroom - was whether new Editor Dodf,!ro will be getting lobdell's prized parking spot. So far, he hasn't, but the out- going Piloteer has had to get to work plenty early t• make rure the spot remains his. t DEX -compiled by the Dally Piiot SUff Tom Hebnbigner of Alta Loma keep his 1937 Chevy coupe shiny during the classic car show at the Orange County ~unds. . . -Classic . obs essio ns Auto aficionados descend on the fairgrounds to show off their hot rods and restored treasurers Photos by Ron Soliman C all 1t a labor or love - a pusston unfettered by money or time. For Co ta Mesa resident Andy Seidner, tt was a fas- cination he's had since childhood: the glare from the shiny, metallic chrome, the rodr of a clean engine, the head-turning attention. . He wanted a hot rod oh-so badly growing up. It was a dream be couldn't afford until now. Seidner, the president ot a Cdtpet bu~iness, has. 15 classic cars that are bis pride and joy. Som<' are restored, others were tlat out purchased. He enjoys spending timu with them, like having a family member vistbng tor thl' holidays. 8 •To me, collecbng cars is an art form," he aid. "Just putting a coat of wax on one of these car~ is cnjoyabl •. It's a better hobby than drinking a bcN at u bar.• Seidner was one of about 1,500 exhibitor-> who displayed thetr automotive treasures al the Orange County Fairgrounds this weekend. Thousands of peop1 poured through the gates to walk through aisles lined with WOOdys, Corvettes and an as ottment of bnghtly colored hot rocl . . With the anthems of the Hl50snnd l~ blanng over th't lo ud· speakertt, eXhib1tor formed a classic car parade a they drove around the lot. Jaren Gerdes, t 1 months, enjoys riding in his car stroller while ~· Keith, pushes during the classic car show. The exh1b1tors come from all walks of We -police officers, con- struction workers, high-priced attomeyio. Yet the common th.read is the automobtle of day gone by. They respect the amount of work it takes to get their vehicles looking flawless for days like these. "l don't know how much elbow greac;e I've put into this .car," s(lid Jdck Gentry, a Huntington Beach resident marveling at bis Corvette Stingray. "It really pays off because you put you r ca.rne.xt to-another and people come to ttpprcciate your work." , Yes, there typically ts a conte -t at classic car sliows. Yes, win· rung a Cdtegory 1s on the uunds of the1'8rticipants. But there is a sense of admiration among those who devote much of their tree time to restoring cap:. Scidnur had two hot rods-a 1953 Chevy pickup and a 1934 Ford -1tting by his side a t the ~how. The Chevy is fl.re red and, like other vehicles, is pot! . Th Ford 1s a convertible ~ted with gray stript~ on the 1d that n ps thiough the metallic pwpl" body. A pair of fuzzy dict"> hang from the rearview nurror. Mo t car collectors en1oy working toward perfection. The apex of <!OJOY!flent, though, as dnvmg the f1ru hoo product. "When J dnve these cars, t relicv str for me,• Seidner aid. •tt put my mind at ca ancl, J can i t aw . " •s•e•E .. c"'X·R~§ PAGE s Civic center relocation · talks resmne • The Cit}r Council will take u p the issue of appraising the current and proposed locations. COSTA MESA .:_ The C1ty Council may take another step toward relocating the civic center . to the Paci.be Savings buildmg on . Newport Boulevard. At its Tuesday meeting, offi- cials are set to consider launchfng apprcll.Sals or both properties,.-_ • •It really makes sense f~ city,· Mayor Gary Monahan said "We've grown tremendously an~ this IS a statement of that. We're trying to find out d it makes sense fiscally.• He believes it will. . Vanguard Uruversity, adja- cent to the civic center, proposed buying the SJte nearly two years ago lo expand • the campus. The umversi- The (oshl Mesa City . Couid will meetT~ at 7 pJTl, 99 Fur Drive ty will share the cost of the study with the oty and Nicholas Sham- mas -the owner of Pacific Sav- ings -but plans call for the city to front the.$20,000 tt will cost to appraise the two sites. . The city must deode whether to spend the money on the police station, wruch is m dire need of a renovation that could cost mil- lions, or the Pacific Savings . Building, Monahan said He added that relocating to the.plaza wowd put the center in an •activ- ity hub• in downtown Costa SEE COUNCIL PAGE 5 Trash pickup ·moved to Tuesday ~ty soda· cans, beer bot· tles and other festtve rem- nants of Labor Day will have to remam in the trash bin an extra day. Ne\VJ)Ort Beach officials have dedaed to ool- lect refuse a day later next week The deci ion will affect areas of the dty where trash would normally be -collected on Monday, which isa nation· 81 holiday Street sweepmg schedwed for Monday also Will be SUS· pended For more informatiOn, can the General Services Depart· ment at 6«-3055. GAY GESB·SAHOOVAL .......... 3 El.ASSIRED ....................• 9 •rve calkfd to other 91rls from Ot1nge C0tm ~ •l'ld they think WW!''rt crazy. We alW•Y$ think .wi'ni fat ,. The name says it all: Th Duk POLICE TIPS ••.••.•.•••••••••••• 2 PUBLIC NOTICES •••.•••••••••••• 8 wm ·······················' WEAIH Mrm-' mrr ~ ts o ,. ••• w • .....,,.2 Ale .......... ton, a stoden! ft NM port HJtbof ffi9h SChool, on the eKttf'lt of .. tl"G dlsorden It Newport Mesi IChoOls. •1 woitd«' If I c.n hHt rt .. _ ..... .....,,tmefT\- ~ bade JO yNf'J JobDWlyne H fought all the gritti t baltl i h blazed the sun-scorched trailS or the WUd W t, and wh n h fin8ll y ettled down to retire, Jobn Weyn hung up bit bat b\ Newport Be ch The famc:NS actor lived in a rawl· ing ·t>ecnGm borne on Bayshore Drive.• bcRm be bed built for him aher a 1964 ~ opetatkin 1be .. of the dty prim touriit .-... .. laa • ~ view di Nnpalt..,. • pttvate----· • •IF IE • '1' llM h ~ ....................... . toNtl1 partll _ _......,..,.,.._ ~ • 2 Molrdoy, ~ 6, 1999 locals only • Daily Pilot 1111111011 • Navy Fveman Kevin M. Leslie, son of Sherrie L Bowle of Newport Beach, departed on a i.x~month deployment to the Persian Gulf aboard the aircraft carrier USS Constellation. Leslie's ship is scheduled to visit ports in Australia, Hawali, Japan, Korea and Malaysia as the Jead ship of the USS Constel- lation Battle Group. earners, such as the USS Constellation, are depleyed around th~ world' to maintain a U.S. plesence and provide a rapid response in tim~s of cnsis. They serve as a visible deterrent to wpuld-be aggressors and offer the most versatile weapons available, including Tomahawk , cruise missiles and tactical air- craft Leslie graduated in 1998 from Norwalk-La Mirada High School and joined the Navy in February. • Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Hossain A. Ta:maddoni, son of Ho sa1n and Lottie Til\Daddoni of Newport Beach, is halfway ·through a sue-month deployment to the Western Paabc and Indian oceans and Persian Gulf. Tamaddoru was assigned to the guided-missile destroyer USS Stethem as part of the Mid- dle East Force. Tamaddoru's ship departed on its maiden deployment in April to support UN. sanctlons levied against Iraq after the 1991 Gulf War HlS ship has made port vis- its to Sa1pan, Singapore and Thailand Wh1lE' in Singapore, Tamad- doni and fellow crew members hdd U1e opportunity to help a local children's home, assem- bling tx•ds, mounting shelves and movmg playground items and furniture Tamaddoru graduated from Dana Hills High School in 1996 dnd 1om~d the Navy in Novem- ber 19H7 _ • Ryan M. Costelloe, 16, of Costa Mesd earned the Eagle Scout Award, which is the high- est advtmcement award the Boy Scouts o! America offers. Ryan, the son of Brian and Paula Co~telloe, was recogruzed Aug. 24 at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Commuruty Cen- ter A 'me mber of Troop 339, Ryan is one or about 2% of Boy Scouts who attam the Eagle ranlt-- To edm the honor, candidates are required to earn 21 merit badges and successfully com- plete a commuruty or church- related pro1ect. Ryan created a Pony Express delivery system at Davis l!duca- bon Center. He renumbered classroom doors in a logical sequence, named hallways~ installed classroom mailboxes touched up door paint and ew a map of the campus ... Ryan has served as senior patrol leader, patrol leader, den chief and is a 1unior assistant scoutmaster + HE IS: La\'O'er and state bar president + OTY OF WORK: Costa Mesa + PLAa OF WORK: Costa Mesa + FAMILY STATUS: Mamed 25 years to Loreen with two daughters -Colleen, 20, and Amanda, ·11 • +AGE: 48 + EDUCATION: Degrees in eco- nomics and law from UCLA + PAST POSmONS: Sears hard- ware sales clerk + EXPLANATlON'OF JOB IN 15 WORDS OR LESS: Helping peo- p~esolve disputes without bloodshed + GREATEST PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT: Helping the state .bar get through its poli.tical dues crisis + GREATEST PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT: Having two great kids with a wonderful wife .,. +YOUR PERSONAL MOTTO: Beethoven's Nmth, Shenandoah and some Ray Charles Goel blesses us with rich lives · that we should live to the top + YOUR GREATEST EXTRAVA· GANCE: Buying books my wife aims I'll never read +THE COMPACT DISC IN YOUR CAR RIGHl"NOW: •Aftermath• by the Rolling Stones, . +THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE READ: •Black Llke Me,• •capi- talism and Preedom• and ·oon Quixote• + MOST TREASUREO PO~ SION: Family photographs +WORD OR PHRASE MOsT Cannery to · distribute me~ntos • Starting today, the first 1,000 customers will get a color print of the restaurant The Cannery Restaurant manage- ment will commemorate the closing of the historical building by giving away 1,000 color prints during the final week of its existence. The 12-by-18-inch prints depict the waterfront restaurant that has become a legend in Orange County. The origi- nal painting was done by noted artist Jack Parry, who recently passed away. IP CL O ll OVERUSED: •rm open• + WHAT CAN YOU COOK: Toast + A HABIT YOU WISH YOU COULD CHANGE: Comparing blessings + COLLEGE MAJOR YOU ALMOST TOOK: Theology + LAST CHARITABLE ACT: Help- State barPksident believes in liying life to its fullest ElOC SANTUCCI I OAl.Y Pl.OT ing a sick person with a pro bono case through the Public Law Center +WHAT DID SCHOOLMATES TEASE YOU ABOUT: Cheap underwear + WHAT IS IN YOUR TRUNK RIGHT NOW: Basketball, trial exhibits, softball glove and ten- nis racket · + THE FIRST THING THAT ATTRACTED YOU TO YOUR SPOUSE: Her strength, sweet- ness and bright green eyes • +THE WORST IDEA YOU'VE EVER HAD: Askibg why when I Shouldn't and t~ting firecrack- ers in a Mason jar +WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN VOTED IN HIGH SCHOOL: ' Disgusting optimist + WHO ARE YOUR HEROES: Winston Churchill and my par· ents · + FAVORITE ESCAPE FROM REALITY: Writing a p<>em on a weekend at Lake Arrowhead +ONE THING YOU WOULD CHANGE ABOUT THE WORLD IF YOU COULD: That fo~ love lawyers and judges for the work they do + YOUR IDEA OF EXEROSE: Basketball +THE THING YOU DISLIKE MOST ABOUT YOUR APPEAR- ANCE: People saying I look like Bill Clinton + I HAVE A DREAM THAT: UCLA starts the millennium with national championships in football and basketball + PHONE NUMBER WHERE PEO- PLE CAN REACH YOU: (714) 513- 5100 ENGIGEMENI Jeff Brixey and Lora Saar Saar-Brixey Martha Jensen of Palm Desert and Henry Saar of Rosarita Beach have announced the engagement of their daughter, Lora, to JeU Brixey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lany and Judy Brixey ol Irvine. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Kennedy High School a'nd UCI. A junior at Costa Mesa High School, Ryan is a member of the First United Methodist Church of Costa Mesa and ls active in the marching band and Junior varsi- ty baseball team. The prints will be available to the first 1,000 customers who visit the Can- nery starting today through the restau- rant's closing on Sept. 12. For more infonnation, call the Can- nery at (949) 675-5777. DON lfACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT Color prints of the Cannery Restaurant, above, w1ll be given to the Ont 1,000 cus- tomers who visit the establishment this week. The original p~ting was done by artist Jack Perry. The groom-to-be is a graduate of ~rona d~ Mar High Sch.ool and Qtt-flotfSan Luis Obispo An Oct. 30 wedding is planned at the Grand nadition Victori~ Estate m Fallbrook. • Mike D. Neue bas been welcomed by Rutan & Tucker, LLP, as an associate to the firm's trial department. Neue's practice focuses on litigation, insolvency and bankruptcy. He bas repre- sented secured and unsecured creditors, landlords, creditors' couunittee.'i and debtors. Neue, who lS a USC Law School graduate, is versed in Y2K issues and has advised client'> on methods for minimiz- ing Y2K risk and planrung for the possibility of Y2K-related liti- gation. He rcce1voo lus bache- lor's degree m finance and mar- keting trom the University of Oregon in 1991. "' Nat.a.lie Hastings and Gary Hill Hastings -lfdl The Corona del Mar Canununity Chwcll Congregational was .the set- tmg for the June 10 wedding of Nata.be Hastings of Costa Mesa and ' Gary Hill of South Africa. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hastings of Costa Mesa. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hill of Johannesburg, South Africa. 1be reception was held at The Pacific Club in Newport Beach. • WEDDINGS The couple returned to their home in Irvine following a wedding trip to Tahiti) Australia, Vienna, Prague and London. The bnde LS employed as a mem- bership seMce din:ctor at The New- port Harbor Area Chamber of Com- merce. The groom is employed as a senior management consultant for Price Waterhouse Coopers. Werner-Oeding The Madrona Manor in Healds- burg was the settmg for the June 26 wedding d Eden Aliene Werner and Christopher Michael Oeding, both of Newport Beam The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Wise of New- JX>rt Beach. • Her ma.id of honor was . Erin Werner and her bridesmaias were nacy Coombe, Heather Martin and Jan Mohs. The blidegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oeding of Newport Beach. His best man was Jeff Oedirig and wJlers were Brlall Monty. Paul Nelson and Chris Rabbitt. I .. The reception was. also at Madron.a Manor and was attended by 90 guests. The couple returned to their home in Costa Mesa following a wedding trip to ~wall. The bride is employed as a sec- ond-grade teacher at Raymond Ele~ mentary &llool in Fullerton. The groom 1s employed as a head coach for the men's water polo and the coed swimmlllg team at Orange Coast College. READfBS HOnJ~E news norles. 1llustratlom, edrto-WEATHER SURF· POLICE FIL IS . (949) 642-6086 rtal matter or ldwrtisements Record ~r comments about herein an be reprOduced wtth- the Pal y Pilot or news tips. out written permission of copy· TEMPERATURES First low A northwest wfnd COSTA MESA right owner. AD OB US BalbOa 1•481.m. -0.3 swell will continue • At.blme Stlfft A rose bush worth $200 was stolen from a VOL 93, NO. 208 O\.lr address Is 330 W. Bay St, HOW IQ REACH !JS 70/62 First high to put most beaches hOme In the 3300 block during the ct.y of Aug. 25. Costa MMA. CA 92627. Ottua.tlon Corona del Mar 817 a.m. 44 • Avenue of the Al1I: A projector worth $10,000 was stolen THOMAS H. JOHNSON. The Times Orange County 75166 In th• shoulder· to .. CORRECT10~5 second tow from• tMiness In~ 3300 block between 12 and 12:30 pm . Publisher It IS ttw Pilot's policy to prompt· (800) 252-9141 c:osta Mes. 1'27 pm u head high range t TONYDOOaO, ly correctell errors of sumunce. ~ 79162 • Aug. 27. Editor 'Please a.II (949) 574-4268. Oaulfied (949) 642-5678 Second hgh morning. TM swell • lktstol Street Stereo equipment worth S~SO WIS stOlen from JENlfU MG&.AHO, Dfspl.y (949) 642-4321 ~Beach Senior City ld•tOf EYl 7;32 pm. 60" Wiii fade IS the day • C.¥ in the 2900 btock ~ • and 8 p.m Alig' 22. IEdhotW 76'63 SJ.CAHN,. The PMwport Be Nfwl (949t 642-5680 continues, w+th 2· to • Harbor loulmlf'd: A ptlr of 1Y9 glnes wont! SJO were stolfn QJY £ditor D•t!(; Pilot (USl'S-1 *800) i5 Newport Coast NNKYOIEIVM pu l$hed Monday ttwough SM· Spoftl (M9) 57~23 73161 'NESOAY 3-foot w1ves In most In the 2900 bl«k at 5:45 p.m. Au9· 24. f~urfl Editor ur~ In N.wport llNCt'I 1nd Ntw1. 5POfts Fax (M9) 646--4170 Flntlow areas The toP spots • Wllllace Awnut: A mount.In bike worth $500 was stolen In ROGllt CARLSON. eost. MW, wbs<riptlons are EofMll: ~Uyplloteeert.hllnk net 2·29am. o.s Spol'ts E'.d1t0f evalleble only by IUblafbl'G Malf\Offb ... POMCAST Fin1 high will continue to htv9 the'2000 block betvller'I 7 and 8 p.m Aug. U MMCMMTIN The Tlmes Or1n91 ~ luMnetl Office (949) 642.,.121 LOCATION Sill Photo £dlto( 252-9141, In.,.. oWldl of lllliflm Fu (949) 63M126 8 52 am. 4.7 shouldet-Ngh M'Je$. ... ll~NlURHTM. NMport INch end Colta .... .. :Hi SW NrWPORT llA04 ~Eclltof subtcttptJom to the ~ Plot NIWpoft ,3 5 Secondk>w The sun mes today • hit lllbOl loule¥ri A <M mrto wonh S250 WM stolen'tn .... avlli.ble ~tot .,. SW JOSI J. INffOI, Nbl!Hd~ 2.14 p.m. 1.6 et 6:29 • m.. and sets :&~ '10 '* mOnth dlill llme community Nllwl. M lladlle 3-7 SW the 2IOO blOck dUrtng the evening of Aug ~ 1. OlmNQ. =~at eo.t.e MIN. CA. • ""'*Mirr«~ ftMr l4rtty 3.5 ~ Stccnd high tonight 11' .11 p.m • ,.,...._ Roed: A witch wOrth S400 was stoa.n 1'om a hotel a.Hied~ fndud9 all ..... CdM 25 8:191 m 62 ~· n 1ocM --.JfOSTMAS. SW "'the, 100 block during the twnfng of Aug 26. LNM ICJtllfJON. TElt Send .tdt~to Promotklnl TMNwipof'I Mell ............... .._ WA1IR • a.Mt "'"'= A bkyde Wofth S 100 Wll ~ In the 100 ,btodc PMMOOIHAH. tMfly "'IOt. ,,0. loa 1~C.. VQ~a.w.I~ betMtn s and t p.m. Aug 21. • O\fef flnendel ()ffl~ MeM, CA 92621. ~No ..,.. nri.Ol M ,..,_......., 10DAV ~·7 ' . I ' • • . • . Doily Pilot '( • • . . Dor; 't sweep this irhportant » information u~ the mg T he reactions to the Dally Pilot article on local stu- dents with eating disor- ders have been as Vdned as the .reasons why kids suffer from the problem. I'm guesi.ing the article was written J nd published to allow more peopl<> to 'recognize the symptoms and causes of the problem and help those in need. The problem is not oile'that is locahzed to just one school m the ~ district,. or 1ust one school in the country. I have 8 friend whose daughter almost di<.>d from the problem, and I know first hand the powerlessness and frustration the family felt in dealing with it. She went to a school that requued uniforms, so t.hdt isn't the easy answer. After that fami- ly's expenence, l figured my own kids had a lot of the profile char- acteristics, so 1 read up on it before they hit thel.I' teen years. As much as l like to take cJ)arge and fix medical problems by gairung as murh knowledge and expertise as I can, 1 quickly realized that it isn't that Pasy once a teenage glII has d full- . blown eating disorder. By then, it isn't as simple as putting ,1 pizza or ice cream sundae in front her. That is why I applwd the article, which lets us dll rerognw.:! rnr· lain symptoms and tells us what to do when we suspt.-ct d prob- lem. . For. this reason, I was amazed when some people thouqht the •article was JUst a way to alt<tck a particular high school. I was sad· dened to read where the pnno- pal of thP. school didn't w<Jnt the issue discussed with the media. It supports the perception thut, dt that school, image ls the most lmpo1tant thm9 And, nt>edmg to have the #nqht image" to pre· sent to others is the hiOHPSt ret.i· ion teens have the cl1swder m lhe first place. . :. 11\e biggest shock to me WdS ihat at ledst one Hlrl tdke two hours to get reudy for school each mommg. f\ty own girls hhve it down tu mtmrtes;"und Ui4!t includes eating bred.kf ast nd makmg lund1. As yC'.>u mtght imagine, blow-drying ha.Ir and ppplying makeup don't enter lnto the pkture. .• I can't think of any tune in my life when I took two hours to get ready. For those or you who have s~en me at schoql board meet- ings, you are saymg, •And it cer· t8.inly looks like 1t, too! -You ure. absolute,ly nght. But, 1f my half .. ahd makeup take on mor<• importance them the pomts that I am trymg to pre•wnl, our com- munity rNlly i!:> c;upe1ficJul, cmd it is obvious where the problem comes from, ... LOW COST Tenn Life Insurance the 1st Year Call for a FREE quote 1~~949)· 721-6736 , EDUCATIONALLY SPEAKING . goyd geiser-san ov~I • One of our district's parents used his radio skills .to. offer spe· oalized training to area students, then his persuas1ve skills to have those students selected to talk to astronauts on the Columbia · Space.Shuttle in J,uly. . Parent K.D. "Doug" Borcoman met with Harbor View students on a weekly basis to teach them about amateur radios and the Space Amateur Radio Expen· ment Project, or SAREX. He also go~ the school's name m the hdl to commurucate with the ac,tro- nauts. .. Three years patd off. Although e of the tudents he worked W1th now attend Corona Del Mar High School, they returned to their alma mater tJiis swnmer for the chance to be one of five schools selected in the world for this opporturuty If you receive the dislnct's TV broadcast, catch the video that was produced by our own district staff to chronicle the event. The district's new director or technology, Steve Cyler, was ctl the last board meeting to mtroduce the participants and the program. This pro1ect cer- tainly expanded the role of tech· nology in the classroom • Jane Holm worked as the assis- tant principal at Lincoln School last year. Her three children attend high school and middle school m Cdp1strano Valley. I got tired of 1ust watching new Pomona School Principal Julie McCormick with her four young bundles of energies. As she starts her new job, one of her children will begin school dl the newly reopened Eastblulf School. McCorrruck's mom will be in Sacramento, leading the educa- tion charge. Also, about 62 teachers were hired to start off the year at schools thfoughout the distnct. · Plans to allocate the $1 mil- lion m deferred maintenaoce were outlined in the proposed budget. lt will be used for roof- mg, air conditioning, hectling, asphalt paving, floonng, exterior painting, and plumbmg. If you tire wondenng whdt lucky schools made the list, e·mdit me at GGSesq®aoLcom, or dsk the district for a copy or page 16 of the All Funds Budget. • . . The school bodrd is holding a special session tomonow mght to go over its budget, which 1s mcredsingly more complex given the !>lrings attached U}" Slctle dnd federal legislatJon I hope tu see you there. I hope you students are en1oymg your last ft>w days of summer. At least one student reads the newspaper, which gets two Browme points m m~ book. He als underst.mds the Consti- tullon, o he geb two more j:>oints. Rt!sl dsc,ured, I would never pull d student out of dn academic class JllSt to chdt You'll have toe-mall me to set up a ttme for that. I wouJd love to hear from students, ted.Cheis, and parents dbout their opinions and ideas. Let me hear I rom you. • GAY-GEISER SANDOVAL is a Cosla Cal.ilomia School will have a Mesa resident. Her column runs Mon- new principal when school starts. 1 days. + + WHEN DINING GETS BORING. IT'S TIME FOR .. •mafaft'Jub:• • OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO HERE, WE MAKE DINING MORE THAN A MEAL. WE WELCOME LARGE FOOD OR.DERS TO-GO. Cocktails Phone Ahead for Food To Go 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949-645·7626 SABATINO 'S ffr,la11rant "' I idu "h i p~ a1 d Sau~a~l· ( ·o. Sabacino Tomm)' Pctel' Phil Vince Fla vorful & Delicious Lunche & Dinner l niqur wine room I. dlnln "'°'"' 111ll1ble for &Nup b&UIM, mtttln&• 11nd prl~11•~ fuMllOll' 723-0621 ~-~Call fo'or R~noatlon~ and Dlrtdion . 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Monday, ~ 6, 1999 3 C°"ME SAIL AWAY DON LEACH I DAILY I'll.OT A couple stops at the waters edge ln Newport to watch yachts sail by in the afternoon breeze during a race down the coast · ~ Boy nn1s over brother· as .two flee crime scene My fill COST~ MESA -The li!P ot a Costa MPsa tecnayer, who <.1.,le · brated· his 17th b1rthddy Sundct)'. remains uncertain alter • 1s }Ounger broth1>r acc:identalt) rem over his head with d truck wlule they were trymy to steal thre>e compa~t discs. The teen, whose name wr1sn l released, 1s trying to rN u111 •rate from head m1unes ho ~uttered m the acc1clent ell Western l\.tcchral Center m Santa Anu The ho'.' 1s listed m cnt1ccll cond1t1on. uuthor- 1ties said. The brotheJs dCrompc1med two friends into d Wherehouso mu ... 1c store on the 400 block ot E. 17th Street on Saturday night. Police sc11d the boys grabbed thre<> com· pact discs dnd ran out!\1de ds store t>mplop•cs chased them. ·The younger brother, 15, 1umped behind the wheel of h1 Jldfl'nts' 1999 Ford pickup truck \\lh1le hii older s1hlinu ran onto the truck's bed. The) drove dWay dnd went to d nearb\ parking lot at 17th Street and ...,,mtd And Avenue, where the. dnver slowed the truck bclorc accelerctUng. Hi<. older b~other tned to 1ump out of thf'! bed ancl run away but fell to thP ground, pohce added The nght rear whePI ol the truck. which wt1s travt>hnq between 10 o.nd 25 mph, ron over the victim's bead. \\'hen police ancl pdrdllW<hc.., .drnved, the other two bo)::. had fled the scene but the clover was tending to his m1ured brother. JI was a prank thdt went awry and: turned into tragedy," Costd :>.tesa Pohce Lt. John F1tzPatrick said "The dn"er is gom9 to have to hve with Uui. the rest of his life Our hearts go out to the family." The younger boy was detamed by police and relea"ed into the cu tody of his parents FitzPatnck c;aid the Orange County DLo:;tnct Attome}' office· will deade Idler this week if cnmmnl charges w1U be filed aga1m.t the bO) s ·we dre trying to deteniun whether we have si tratllc acci· dent cu a cnmmal mvesllgation " he ttddt <l Tne younger brother reported - Jy h~d u leampr's pernut but wa ... supposed to he in the prPsence of un ddult wh~n dnvtng The teens' familv couldn't he reached for comment Sunda · Remember that spicy chicken curry you made la~t year? Your draperies remember. Been cookin' up a storm? Over time, odors, dust, even cooking fumes can make your draperies and window coverings look less than fresh. That's why for over 50 years, people trust COIT to give their home a fresh sta~t. Just call COIT and we'll give you a free cleaning estimate, backed by our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee . . So, no matter what's been cooking '"at your house ... call COIT. COIT=.· Ti.nw for a fresh start. r .. .. . . . 4 Monday, ~ 6, 1999 • , ' . , The Daily PiWt's Top 103 MoSi Iriflllential . · Join the people that influence the comml)Pity. . . You can be influential, too. Advertise in the Qaily Pilot's most-read edition of the year! Call Today. .. (949) 642-4321 • ... Qaity Pilot , , Daily Pilot CARS . C9NTINUED FROM 1 Some of the show participants aspire to run m the cla sic car cir- cles. Mindy and Brad Rawlinson of Anaheim said they are interest- ed in stdrting a. collection. They have saved some money and are looking to buy. At m<>l;t car shows, collectors post telephone numbers or pnces in the front Window. Nothing struck the couple's fancy Sunday but they weren't cliscour- dqed. ~To be honest, we are more about the looks than anything else, H Brad Rawlinson said. ur like Ford Musfangs and my wife enjoys the old trucks. So, I guess first we need to agree before we. buy. We both WaJ\l to be happy.• Seidner remembers those days dild considers himseU fortunate to live out a dream of his. Purchasing a classic car and attending shows is lik~ Jumping back into time, he said. . •These are cars we couldn't afford when we were younger," he said. •Now, 1 feel like I'm going back to my high school days, eu ept Uus time I got the car.• RON SOLIMAN I DAILY PILOT Carl Lekavicb, left, of Torrance and Gard Warren of Riverside check out a 1969 Cami.}J'o duttrig the classic car show at the Orange County Fairgrounds. SAFET-Y CONTINUED FROM 1 the e ntrdnces at Harbor Justic-e Center to reduce nsk and costs. If there 1s any cause for con- cern about safety, supporters for the detectors point to the number of weapons seized at the Santa Ana courthou'>e. The Marshal'-s department puts out a monthly report about items recovered at the detector locations Becduse the equipment wasn't installed unhl May, offi- cials are unsure how many weapons were brought mto the courthouse before then. Mdny of the items found are kmves with blades medsuring more than two inches. From May until 1August, 1,700 of those knives were_ recovered. One mar- shol found a do11hle·s1dt'd knife hidden m a hell huckJe. Another kmJe se11ecl w.is ms1cte a lipstick container.· Marshals have aJso taken mdr- ttaJ arts weapons, such as throw-· ing stars, and seen metaJ knuck- les, Mace and pepper sprc1y. Many of the items were returned to their owners, but 16 people have been arrested over the hve- month penod. · •The detectors have been nothing but a positive thmgs for the courthouse,· said Lt. Ann Ortiz, commander of the Mc1r- shal's Central Justice Center chv1- sion. "It's given the people who work here a better sense of secu- rity." There are some people who believe· the state should find the> funding sooner than later. JdC·kie Bernard, a 1ury prospect lust week al Harbor, said she hopes the stale doesn't act loo late. "What happens it someone comes 'in here with a gun and starts shooting up the plclrn'" she a.,ked. "With dl.l of the crc1zm~ss that has happened the l<1st couple of years, it's better to pr~pure than react for that type of th mg.· Kick the Diet Habit!· .Lose Weight Permanentlyl • Look the Way You Always Wanted. • 32 Years of Experience. • Medically Supervised- Affordable, Cosci ng No · More Than Fad Diecs! Satisfaction Guaranteed! Soboba Medical Group Proven Weight Loss fo r 32 Years. Now Made Easier Than Ever. 1-800-788-7944 Co ta Ml ..a Laguna Hills ru .. tm 234 17th Stn·t.>t #114 27001 Moulton PJ..y. Al03 13::\62 Newport Avt• "[)N 949-64&-0251 949-362-4560 11+.tr12 1224 MICHAEL V. ELAMM.O. Cos1o1cnc Sui.01.,.,- Summer Power Peel Special • 599 r Monday, ~ 6, 1999 5 COUNCIL CONTINUED FllOM 1 Mesa. But some c:oUncil members aren't convinced it's a good idea. l •1 doO't we lbould, • Joe Eriobon 1a1d. •we should ohly consider relocat- ing if we can provide better ervices at better price's.• Enclcson said the current civic center is more acceu1ble and offers a heliport, police stationconununicationsfacili- ty and a Jail. Earlier this sununer, the council was supposed to review a status report on the civic cen~r relocation study, but recommended that it be delayed until Tuesday. Dur- ing the ~t two months, city ofbdals have received more informauon on the subject from the university and both parties now say they are pre- pared to move forward. • U the appraisal is approved, the next step will _ be for the city to identify the cost of the .move. The Daily ·pilot and The Cannery Restaurant cordially invite you tQ· celebrate in a fond farewell to The Cannery, which is lclosing its doors, Sept. 12. Jo in us fo r n o .. host cockt~1ils and co1nrli1nen tary hor~ d'oeuvre5 in The ~annery's upstairs lounge overlooking beau;-iful Newport l~l arbor on · Tuc~day, Sept. 7 5:30 .. 7:30 p.tn. (Come meet th ' Dail) Pi/or Ct~/1pnni .... c'\.) The Cannery is taking· re servati on~ fo r R ~taurant and Crui ~ for group~ of 0 or 1n t)r . To book your party, ca U (949) 675-5777 ., ot .. I o _ 116 days. 6 Doily Pilot D l I l Y PI l 0 I C 0 MM U I 11 Y C 0 l l I 11 f 0 0 I Ill L ,.11V11 W Anderson Babin • Veteran skill position players hopP to erase a disappointing 1998. 'J O~) J\I I 0111 IJ I COSTA MESA -With a com- • binabon of solid new talent, along with skill position returners. Orange Coast ("ollege heads into . the 1999 football season wi,th opti-· mism, despite having one of the . most nuserable schedules any commuruty college wouJd·want to have. Playing five of the top six teams ranked m the Southland JC Jared Flint Preseason Poll (four of those being confer- ence nvals), fust-year Pirates Codch Mike Tdylor believes the first hdlf of the season will dic- tdte the team's future. ·u we can win a few ear- ly, that will give guys some confi- dence and extra motivation head- ing mto conference play,• Taylor said •If we struggle early, it will take a lot more mob.fabon and focus to overcome our tough schedule.· Taylor is looking for a diso- plined squad this year with emphastS on the word "hustle." "This year, we're a little more up-tempo oriented," Taylor scud. •tn and out of the huddle quicker, more efficient with leader~ mok- ing more decisions We've prac-""· ticed. with that type of mentality so we can carry that brand of leaderslup into the game." • What will it take for that early success? "A lot depends on our new- ·comers and how our veterans can mesh together to become one strong ~t on the held," Taylor said. •I think our guys arc on the right track of doing that.· There are only 11 returning letterman n th1s year's squad, b,ut from a club that has won only four games in two years, that might be such a problem. # ·we've got our skill players back from last y ar and J think that will help us a lot." Taylor said. •we have our entire back- field retwmng and our top lirie· man from last year. They're exot- cd about wanting to do a better JOb from last year ond they want SEE OCC PAGE 7 DaWkim Banks Candlish Castleton Chagolla Davis ere .. . MARIANNA DAY MASSEY/ DAILY PILOT Runner Raymond Ohrel (left) and quarterback Jared Flint are major items in the Pirates' assault. THE PIRATES • Colori: Navy blue, orange, White. • Corlfel•~ Orange Empire. Conference, Northern Division . • 1998 record. Overall, 3-7; Northern Division, G-5. . • lYJM of offense: Multiple-West Coast style • -.W-of Defw•. 40 and SO package. • HMd Coach: Mike Taylor (first year) • St.aft. Kurt Oemens (offensive line) Jim Weissinger (offensive line), Mike' Mike Taylor Mayne {outside linebackers), Paul Briggs (defensive line), Sean Ponder (quarterbacks/ tight ends), Phil Cooper (running backs), Mike Dodd (defensive coordinator), Rick Zumwalt (defensive ends/linebackers), Carl Howard (running backs).· • Retwning starters: Six offense, five defense • Returning Lettermen~ 11 • Rehrning with honors: DL Kent Anderson 1999 Schedule Saturday, Sept. 11 • a\ Fullerton Saturday, Sept 18 -Saddleback (ht>me) Saturday, Sept. 25 -at Santa Ana, 1 Saturday, Oct. 2 -Palomar (home), 1 Saturday, Oct. 9 -at Riverside, 7 Saturday, Oct. 23 -Cemtos* (home), 1 Saturday, Oct. 30 -at Pasad na*, 7 Saturday, Nov. 6 ·Long Beach* (home), 7 Saturday, Nov. 13 -Mt. San Antonio* (nome), 1 Saturday, Nov. 20 -at El Camino•, 7 *Denotes Mission Conferece, Northern Division game. Porkert •• Jolmlon ... ORANGE COAST YEARBY YEAR Rayllomo 1948 3-5-1 1949 8-2-0 1950 3-6-1 1951 •7-3-0 1952 7-3-0 1953 6-4-0 1954 0-10-0 1955 . 3-5·1 Al Irwin 1956 •7·1·2 Steve Muueau 1957 •a-1-0 1958 6-2-1 1959 3 6-0 1960 o.-9-0 1961 4-4-1 Dfdc lUdter 1962 9·1-0 1963 •10-0-0 1964 6-4-0 1965 4-5-0 1966 4·5-0 1967 6-3-0 1968 5-4-0 • 1969 ·6-2·1 1970 6-)..() 1971 •7-2·1 1972 6·3-0 1973 7-3-0 1974 7-5-0 1975 •11-0-0 • 1976 6-4-0 1977 5-4-1 1978 7·3-0 1979 2~ 1980 2-8-0 1981 3·7-0 1982 0-10-0 1983 4·S·1 1984 4-6-0 1985 2·7-1 1111 Wortuniln 1986 5-5-0 1987 8-2-0 1988 4-6-0 1989 S-S-0 1990 •s.;3-0 1~ ~-0 1~' 7-4-0 1993 8·3-0 1994 2-8-0 1995 4-6-0 1996 1·9-0 1997 2-8-0 1998 3·7-0 • Conference ch•mpions +Jr. Rose Bowl champions Avocado Bowl champions . . •A Ill .... •• ••mm 11111 i. u _.. a11 mmh .... ............... filld._• ... ...,... OCC football. coach Monday, s.pe.na. 6, 1999 •Sports Edito< Roget: Carlson • 949-574-4223 • 0 l f NBCC's Anderson honored •He's voted Southern California PGA Golf Professional of the Year, for the second time. NEWPORT BEACH -Newport Beach Country Club Presi- dent Jerry Anderson has recelved the Southern Califoptla PGA's . highest' honor as the 199~ Golf Professional of the Year, the sec· ond time in his distinguished career that Anderson has earned the award. · -Anderson also won the award in 1985. just prior to the club's reclamation project. Newport Beach plays host to the Toshiba Senior Classic on the Senior PGA Tour, the only PGA event in Orange County. ' •Tue (golf) industry has changed a lot in the last 14 years and I think I have changed along with it,• Anderson said. "I'm not the traditional golf professional in that 1 don't have the day-to-day interaction with the membership. I chose a dillerent path in the golf industry and elected to take on more responsibility. Thank- fully, I have had success as I've attempted to create.more value for our membership.• In January, Anderson entered the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fmne, c~lebrating the millennium. He's also a member of the SCPGA Hall of Fame. -by Richard Dunn CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM Newporf Harbor. • Forever Harbo~'s great bull elephant, Glenn Davis labeled him 'The greatest player' he had ever faced.' Do'IJ CAN'rnEU. Dolr Plot H arbor area football tit fans (Tom the '40s will long remember the late Harold "Hal" Sheflin as a legendary fullback who put Newport Beach on the gndiron map. He was the All-CIF fullback to lead Harbor High to its first-ever varsity championship and its first entrance into a CIF playoff. Actually, it was the '42 • small schools CIF tiUe contest. And he would also lead the Tars up against a future Heisman llophy winner and All-American ,from West Point Military Academy -Glenn Davis of Bonit4 High School. Sheflin ran wild against Bonita and had Newport leading , 6-0, at halftime. He kept the incredible Davis constantly controlled until a curb injury to his heel forced him out of the game. Only then did Davis find the freedom to run freely Hal She Oin up and down the field. And did he ever. Bonita wound up with a 39-6 conquest of the Sailors and the championship. 1ime Magazine approached Davis after he had enrolled at Atmy and asked him to name the greatest player he ever faced in football. Davis ·qwckly replied, "Harold Sheflin of Newport Harbor High School." · Sheflin was a four-year letterman at Newport and earned All-Sunset League honors all four years. He earned the ball 362 times for 2,231 yards and averaged 6.2 yards per carry. It often reqwred four and five rivals to pull him· down once he was on the run. His other remarkable talent was punting. He often punted more than 70 yards. He was also a member of the Sunset League championship basketball .tedm in 1941. He could have advanced to great marks in college, but a World War Il lung injury limited his action. He did play at Santa Ana Jl:mi:Gr College and drew lofty prdise from the coaches and players, but the wounds suffered in the Great War proved too much to overcome. He was talented in other sports, but football was the game wluch served bull elephants, and Sheflin was the perfect fit. His older brothers, the late Bob, Frank and Bill, also starred in football during theu time at Harbor 'High. "I remember the first time I ever saw him in the bclck:field," said Bill Neth, a supenor lineman on the '42 champ team. "He looked so polished, ' even then. It looked like he was bom to carry the ball. "He ran like Larry Csonka," said bis brother, Bill. "He was one of the best I've ever seen," • said Roger Neth, a member of the '42 team and a former Costa Mesa police chief. Neth also praised the late Shefbn for his years in police work and recalls his excellent work with juveniles ~ He was widely praised by his clas...,matcs of '43 by the time they reached their 50th reunion, and today ho take:; his place in the Daily Pilot'c: Sport.5 Hall of Fame, celebrating the oncommg millennium. Daily PilOt LOOllll llCI Not quit~ rtght · • Pirates showed promise, but failed to turn a comer in their 1998 endeavors. TowALTOBWJ COSTA MESA -There was no place to go but up for the 1998 Orange Coast College football team after suffering through a dismal two-win, 1997 campajgn. After giving up an avtftage of !35 points per game, then OCC Coach Bill Workman focused on strengthening the Pirates' defense, particularly, the in the line. .- The Pirates started the season by hononng assistant coach and Daily Pilot Hall of Farner Paul l3riggs for 50 years of coaching during halftime of their season opening loss to Fullerton, 34-24. That defensive focus started to pay off for OCC in week tWo. OCC took its act on the road and after falling behind 16·0 in the first half, came back with an unpressive 20-16 win over Sad· dleback, shuttmg the Gauchos out in the second half. Qudrterback Jared Flint was solid in the win, completing 15 of 30 passes for 219 yards and two touchdowns, including the game- winner to Ivan Mercer with 4:35 remaining Amt was again solid against visiting Santa Ana, throwing for 241 yards. and three touchdowns dS the Pirates outscored the Dons, 21-3, in the third quarter and held on to win, 28-17, giving the Pirates their hrst two-game win- ning streak since the 1995 sea· son. . ·The winning streak came to a halt when the Pirates fell. 42-17, to Palomar, ranked No. 3 in the nation Kevin Torres ran for 123 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Pirate attack. Defense and quick thinking by Aint carried the Bucs to a 3·2 record with a 21-14, double-over· tune victory over Riverside at LeBard Stadium. Flint's eight-yard scrambling touchdown run in the second overtime was made possible by the Bucs' stingy ~efense, which kept the Tigers out of the end zone most or the game. Unfortunately, that momen- tum from OCC's thnlling victory could not be carried .into confer· ence play. The Pirates lost five-straight Orange Empire Conference, Northern DiV1Sion cont~ts. most by fairly large margins. There were ome conference highlights, however. Freshman running back Ray- mond Ohrel tallied 302 a.Q·pur· pose yards m the season finale against El Camino, the first Pirate to eclipse 300 all-purpose yards since Bart Recktenwatd's 344· yard performance against San Diego Mesa in 1987. With one year under OCC's belt in the Northern Division, the Pirates will use both the positives and negative for a successful 1999 season. occ CONTINUED FROM 6 to prove that they we're a better dub this oason. • Those skill players whom 'Illy· tor is referring lo are quarterback Jared Flint, running baw Ray· rnond Ohrol, Jnnnue Banks and am Dawkins, wide receiver irony Leol'I ·and def nsivo line· man Kent Anderson. • After an up and down s' a.son a ear ago, Flint comes into the '99 ~Ns on f O<:U.'\, trongf!r and ready o improve on last year. ·1 think Jared needed to get ocused in sehool and on a tolid • am plan for his football career," ylor said. •He' had an ex~ ont spnng and he11 pent a lot of e working with the bacu and ecelvera, so we're upec1ing big thU\gs from him • OlnJ lboWed Whet he'• aape- of In the Bucs' IMIOft ~ ' . . SP-Orts 7 ~ GETTl _N·G PUSHY , ..•. ,, .. ••• 6-1 205 1 Stephan Bok.a 2 David Castleton 3 Robert Pallotto 4 Raymond OhNI 5 Devon Griffin 6 'Kerwin Walters 7 Tommy Karaffa 8 Dustin Davis 9 Tommy Roberts 1 o Bobby Johnson 11 Jared Flint 12 Justin Dale 13 Eddie Johnson 14 RiChie Wessman 15 David Yonts 16 Gerard Fane 6-1 200 S.10 185 5-9 195 5-11 235 5-9 165 6-3 195 6-0 205 6-1 185 6-2 215 6-6 191 5-9 175 6-3 220 6-1 185 Fr .. Fr. So. So. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. 17 Robert Schnekenburger 18 Clay Busch . 5-10 180 6-2 205 6-3 182 6-1 200 6-0 180 6-1 185 Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. 20 Jimmy Ronnkvist 21 Ethan Lewis 22 Lars Leksell 23 Chris Curry 24 Max Shug 25 Dave lgnash 26 Tim Evans 27 Johnnie Peeples 28 James Dawkins . . 36 Keenan Williams · , , 30 Chris Mangold 31 Barry Thomas 32 Brian Raymond 33 Chris Granados 34 Jimmie Banks 35 Eric Giles 37 Keau Wqng 38 Shervin Lea 39 Javier Lopez 40 Woody Otis 41 Ben Fredrickson 42 Manuel Adams 43 Carlton C?astille 44 Justin Blackard 45 Martin Janzon 46 Alan Lindeke 47 Amir Carpenter 48 Angel Andrade 49 Andrew Medley 50 Lance Chavez 51 Adin Cunningham 52 Firas AJf ar 53 Noe Belmudez 54 Johnny Garcia 55 Da~ Stringer 56 John Bobenrieth 57 Willis Manley 58 Jesse Chagolla 59 Doug McDaniel 60 Michael Stanton 62 Chris Abbott 64 Joe Forkert 65 Thomas Cornejo 66 Joe Pendergrass 68 Julio Velez 69 Charlie Drake · 70 Amara Dunzo 71 Ronnie Price - 72 George Grosvenor 74 Kent Anderson 75 Vance Babin 77 Anthony Knutson 5-11 188 6-2 . 185 6-1 215 5-1 0 175 5-10 175 5-10 180 6-1 180 5-10 180 6-0 180 5·11 . 152 5.9 185 5-10 205 6-0 247 5-10 174 5-10 204 5-10 180 5-9 . 209 6-0 190 6-2 230 6-2 182 6-1 240 6-2 230 6-3 217 5-10 185 6-0 195 5-11 165 6-3 245 6-0 252 5-11 210 5-9 210 6-0 215 6-1 256 6-0 240 5-11 185 6-4 260 6-4 328 So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. So: Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. So .. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. So. 79 Apolonio Rodriguez Jr.· 5-11 215 6-1, 240 6·2 240 6-0 272 6-0 240 6-0 245 6-4 295 6-2 285 6-2 250 6-2 315 6-5 288 6-2 280 6-4 285 6-3 274 6-5 315 6·2 192 6-2 185 6·2 181 6-0 208 6-2 180 6-3 230 6-6 260 6·2 315 6-3 310 6-2 245 6-0 185 6-3 225 6-4 200 Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. 80 Tony Wagner 82 Andrew Dennis 83 Tony Leone 84 Mike Dansldn 85 Anthony Valanos 87 Paul Phalnt 90 Chris Candlish 91 John Rincon 92 Yannidc Boka 93 Chris Vanderwerf 94 Richie Kukula . 95 Gary· Staal 97 James Gugflelmana against El Camino. ' The Newport Harbor grad gained over 300 multi-purpo yards against the Warnors, becoming the first player since Bart Recktenwald's 344-yard per· formance agall\St San Diego Mesa in 1987 to accomplish such a feat. Anderson was a econd·t am, All-Mission Conference, North· em D1VIsion election Inst season for the Pi.rat . Leone will be one of Flint's top targets as OCC's lone ophomore wtao receiver. Leone played in 1997 for tha Sues and averaged 18.4 ·yard1·per catch with thlee toudldowns for occ. . Taylor also says to k p an ey. out for fellow wtdeout David CMtleton. along Wlth tight endi Ben fredrlckaon and Gerard Fan •These guys >tave excellent bands end thtty do a good job of runn.tnq sharp, cnsp petterm out there. ·--n.Yb: Mid. Most coaches will say that games are won and lost in the trenches and for the Pirates, it's omething that they've been tinkenng with the entire preseason. •ow lines have b en spemng with some intensity this pra- HMOO, • Taylor said. •t think they're looking forward to hitting someone with a differ· ent unlf orm." On the off@nslve line, 'Iaylor has been linPtelMCI by tht play Of Jene CbagOUa. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. At 8-2, 3"28; Chagolla is a eopboman trend r from CemtOI. ~ big guy ii • very good ,..,.., • 'hylor ..ad. •He'• got the .. aad be'• MID in tbe wan, IO the t'°'nags 9UYI am lwD from him. 1lae dllf..aw UM will be 'O'· mg 10 recovs Ina tbe km of --__ ......., I;.xplosive offense, physical defense s~g to gel at Orange Coast. TONY ALTOBFLU ~Pb COSTA MESA -U Friday's scrimmage against a very big Santa Monica City College means any. thing, look for Orange Coast College's football team to be enforcing the aggressiveness, rather than being the target or it. -. •1t•s what we're going '"to do to be successful.• Pirate Coach Mike Taylor said. "This year, when you play us, we're gonna take you on.~ Playmg in one Qf the toughest commwlity college conferences in the nation, OCC ~ have to play smashmouth football with some of the best in the state. In fact. half of the Pirates'·opposition is in the Southern California's Top 10, mcluding four from the Mission Conference Northern Division. . •1 think we'll have a better chance to compete out . there with those big guys in our division,• Taylor said •As far as switching to the Northern Divison last year, it really doesn't make that much of a differ· ence. It's just a matter of playing them at the begin- ning of the year or at the end." With the season-opening game against Fullerton less than a week away, Taylor and OCC's sopho· mores will look to redeem themselves from last year's 34-24 loss to the Hornets, a game they felt they should have won. "You sophpmores remember that we felt we let that game slip out of our fingertips," Taylor told his players after Saturday's scrimmage. , With ,the countdown underway to Saturday night, here's a position-by-position look at the 1999 Bucs. Quarterbacks: Sophomore Jared Flint will be leading the Bucs' offense once again after an up and down rookie season. Last year, Flint threw for over 1,500 yards to help lead OCC's attack and Taylor believes that with his improved ann strength and focus, he's due to have a tremendous season. •After last year, Jared and the rest of tlie sopho· mores are determined to prove what they're made of,• Taylor said. Flint was a redshlrt transfer from the University of Indiana before last season· and was one of the top quarterbacks in Orange County while playing at Irvine High. In 10 games for OCC, Flint was 121 for 242 with nine touchdowns and eight mterc~ptions as a fresh· man. Backing up Flint, will be OCC's starting punter Eddie Johnson (Newport Harbor High) and ~Sh· men Richie Wessman and Tommy Karaffa. · J llec:elven: David Castleton and Tony Leone look to be on the other end of a majority of Flint's passes. Castleton is a redshirt transfer from Brigham Young Universlty after four solid years at Mater Dei, where he helped the Monarchs to two football national. championships. Leone played for OCC in 1997 and along with . freshmen tight ends Ben Fredrickson and Gerard Fane as well as runnmg back Raymond Obrel com· ing out of the backfield, Flint Will have an array of targets to choose from. •The best thing about our receivers is that they all have excellent hands and they do a great job of running sharp routs,• Taylor said. Running backs: OCC has a solid blend of quick· ness, size and agillcy in the backfield with the iivo df Ohrel, sophomore James Dawkins and treshlltbt Stephan Boka. Ohrel bas increased his size and speed during the offseason and after last year's learning season, the Newport Harbor standout looks to lead the Pirate ground game. Ohrel rushed for 155 yards, Md 266 yards receiv· ing and. 266 yards off of kickoffs for the Pirates last year. • •Ray is not your prototype running batk, • :Taylor said. "Not only has h1s speed increased, but he bad the power and the ability to catch balls out of the backfield. Our entire backfield (Flint, Ohrel, and Dawkins) are back from last year.• The Pirates also have some hole-produong full. backs in the form of sophomores Devon Griffin (5-11, 235) and Jimmie Banks (6-0, 247). .. Offenstve llne: Perhaps one or Taylor's biggest quesbon marks coming into the season was going to be the offensive line. •Their biggest job out there is to try to protect Flint,• Thylor said. •ounng the preseason. they've done some good sparring with the defense al!d I think as a whole, they're getting stronger.• Leading the line is 6-', 328-pound Jesse Chagol· la. He is a transfer from Cerritos College, so he knows what to expect at this level. •He's been in the wars and he can help our younger guys on what to expect," Taylor said. Along with watching Flint's back, the line will also be iJ,l.charge of operung up holes for the run- ning backs and ln Friday's scrimmage, there were holes big enough to drive a tnlck through. POSIYIOI IY POSITIOI MARIANNA PAY MASSEY I OAJt.Y PILOT James Dawkins returns. Assisting Chagolla will be Joe Porkert, Yarmick Boka, Apoloni9 Rodriguez and Anthony Knutson. Those guys will be seeing a ma1or- ity of the playing time (or the Bucs . Defensive line: OCC's lone .returning all-confer- ence player 1s sophomore Kent Anderson, who was named second-team, All· Mission Conlerence, North· em Division. •we qave to be aggres· sive on defense,· Taylor sai(i •0ur front seven has a ~ance to be very good. We haven't been able to match up. with other teams very good lD the past, but this. 1 year's crew is very phys1- ca1." A strong core of that front Price seven incluc\e Willis Manley, Vance Babin, Dan Stringer and Johnny Garcia. A tough break for the Pirates IS the loss of Derek Fox, who is gone for the season with a knee injury. On the ends, 6-2, 315-pound Ronrue Pnce and 6-6, 260-pound Chris Candlish (Estancia) look to be iJnposing figures for the Pi.rates up front. "The success of our defense will start with our front line," Taylor said. •What we rrught lack in tal· ent, we'll make up by playmg a tougher brand of football." · . Unebackers: One of OCC's top returning line· backers, Wal.lace Wong was slowed by a knee w1ury dunng Friday's scnmmage and his availability tor the season opener against Fullerton is uncertain Fellow sophomores Andrew Medley, Ad.in Cun· ningham and Doug McDaruel look to provide the leadership, while freshmen Dustin·DaVI.S and Justin Blackard round out the linebacking corps. •McDaniel does a great job up the middle, while Davis looks to be a strong weaks1de guy.• Taylor said. Secondary: •There's lots of leadership in the sec· ondary and we need that ledderstup out there,• Tay· lor said. With three starters returning. OCC's biggest chunk of experience is the defensive backs. ' The return.mg Pirate tno of Robert Pallotto, Bobby Johnson iwd Woody Otis did an outstanding 1ob in the scrimtnage of pr~venting the big play as well and eniorang some big-time hits to Santa Barbara City. Taylor has also been unpressed 'Wltb the play ol newcomer Johnnie Peeples. •tte spent c;orne time m the Manne Corps, dlld 1 bet he was a very good Manne," Taylor sa)d. "He' a good discipline guy and he gets his JOb done with· out a lot of trash talking out there.• KlddnQ! One of the bnghtest newcomers to OCC is kicker Eddie Jo~on from Newport Harbor. At Harbor, Johnson was an all-state, all-county. all·district and all-league selecb.on with a 43 2 yards-per-kick average his ~..ruor season. In addition to lus outstanding ability as a kicker, Johnson will also back up Flint as the Pirates' quar- terback, so look for some interesting things tQ hap· pen on occasional f~udh doWD:S. , Returnmg for placeTidcking duUes is David Yonts. •David's ~n kicking the ball real well m prac· tice," 'IOylor said. •tn the scnmmage he was making them from 43 yards out. As far as extra pomts go, 1 don't remember him ~ing one t yeM." Derek Fox. who is out for the season with a knee Injury. Despite the loss, look for a strong and qwck defensive line, led by a quartet of frMhmen, Willis Man· ley, Vance Babin, Dan Stringer and Johnny Gard.a. be looking to lead tho line· . backer corps for the Pirates, w1th sophomores Doug McDaniel, Adin Cunningham and freshman Justin Blackard also battling. out and does hi busm What can be a nlghtmaro for ome coach , occ· · ·1ng game ha been very ol.id, accord· mg to Taylor. Preshman EddJ Johnson va an all· tat punt at Newport Ha1bo1, averaging 42.3 l'ards per boot for th sailors. The defemlve ends will be endlored by 6·2, 315-pound Ronnie Price. "Thl1 big guy ii like PelneWt bber ,_ when he t.tlkl. people U.ten, • Tayl<>r Mid. •fie'• reeUy ~a grut eumple for the other ends to lollcrw •• e.t.ncN tugh product Cuti C4ftdMsb bu gottiln ~ over the oil MMOll ud he li ·• "')' ~ a&bktla for the Plmel, ~to'l'&ylor. SopbOIDore l<eau Woag end ,,....._Dustin Dam. Andrew Medley aod Martin J.._. wUl •t like the pee<! of ow 9UY1' up the middle,• Taylor S4ld. •All of ow linebackers move to th ball real well.• Tb Pirate secondary looks to have the maJarity of ~xperien , wlth three starters retumlng for this year's ,squad, Bobby John· son, Woody Otis o.nd Robert Pal· lotto. •There's lots of leadershq> out there and we need that leader· ship far our younger defenave guys,. 'nlylof NJd. · 'Iaylor bas uo been bnpn119d Witb ~,!!;L:' AOrida native, Johnnie •tte•s a .... Oldir tbla maa at Iba 9\1)'1 cui;::. a:e·· .-w tilD8 In .. Oalpt.,. -a lllld. •a lboWI-.... .... • ~.:=:' ... '=*;:. • H : o our badcup quart r- baclt, o w might be ebl to run som plays Off of that,• Thylor d. . ~ t~nung to ooc~ pedal tearm 1 pl kick Da\id Yonts whoee kickoff and field goals are ltQproVing, ac:i:ordii\g to 1llylor. •1 don't lhlnk be m1aed an extra polnt all .season." 1Byaot Mid . However. With an lbe bDl)rOYe- ments end exdtemeat, 'tayJ« UDdem6nda that •••• up '° Iha =-IO detetmlnll die.,.,.._. • ..... takl ...... 111111. b\mda at tbbll.. 'lllJlot..... ., ... old to go out._.. md play Jf9 ... ...... I... . 8 Monday, ~ber 6, 1999 s T 1111 S Davenport is nained to U.S. Fed Cup teaill, again JC fOOTllLL ICll••All 1111 SCIOOL f OOTllLL •Newport ·Beach's Lindsay Davenport will lead the · U.S. against the Russians; meanwhile, at U.S~ Open,·. Frazier humbled, 6-1, 6-1. OCC Coach Mike Taylor is pleased with physical play on both si~es of ball. TONY Al.TOD(l)JJ Dmy "°' COSTA MESA -Something was very apparent during Fri- day's football scrimmage between Orange Coast College and visiting Santa Monica City. The Pirlltes were tirE!'d of hit- ting themselves and they are looking fo,r a more physical type of football(heading into the games that count. Mesa def e.nde~s pu Ca.Ivitry Chapel doWd •Mustangs' attacking defense prompts foe to pass on the last 24 scheduled plays of Saturday's .scrimmage. llARRY FAUtXNF.lt man spent plenty of time in the Calvary backfield. Weir sacked lQlf Pill Gamer for a 17-yard loss, then. an COSTA MESA -For Coach the next snap, blew up a reverse 1 Jerry Howell ~d h.is Costa Mesa for another 15-yard loss. · t High football team, Saturday's Rankin ·had an interception I pl'eseason scrimmage with visit-and a fumble r~covery, while: ing Calvary Chapel-was fun while senior cornerback Jake Cleve-• it lasted. land added the other intercep- The Mustangs. however, .may tion, returning• it 48 yards deep' have been having a little too into Calvary territory. _ much fun, particularly on Howell also liked the defense, for their own performance of quarter- good. backs Weir and Patrick With Calvary Chapel Hulliger, as well as tbe junior quarterback Luke running of junior Ari-· WHITE PLAINS,'N.Y. -Unit- ed States Fed Cup Captciin Billie Jean King named four of the top si:X-ranked women in the world Saturday -Newport Beach's Lindsay Davenport (No. 2), Venus Willia.ms (No. 3), Monica Seles (No. 4) and Serena Williams (No. 6) -to the U.S. Fed Cnp team that will host Russia in the World Group Final Sept 18-19 at Stan- ford University. · ' "I liked the desire we had out there today,• Pirates Coach Mike Thylor said. "The effort was definitely there. We still need to fine tune some things and make some adjustments in certain spots, b,ut overall, I was very ple~sed." ERIC SANTUCCI I DAILY PILOT Backup quarterback Eddie Johnson (13) gets in some licks during Orange Coast's scrimmage with Santa Monica College Saturday. Below, James Dawkins (28) rambles for yardage. Garner being peppered zona transfer C.J. Zuni- from stem to sternum ga. with black Mesa hel-Weir, the incumbent, mets, first-year Calvary was 3 of 7 for 28 passing Chapel Coach Jay John-yards and two touch- u1 couldn't be more pleased with the team that the United States will field for th.is Fed Cup Final," said King. " Davenport, 23, won her sec- ond career Grand Slam singles title t.Jus summer at Wunbledon, defeating Steffi Graf in the final. The defending champion at the U.S. Open, she swept past Amy Frazier in Saturday's third round, 6-1, 6-1, of the ongoing ' 1999 event. When she won the U.S. Open a yea.r -ago she became the first American-born woman to win a µrand Slam singles title i;ince 1986 when she defeated Martina Hingis t.n the final at the USTA National Tennis Center. Davenport is 16-2 in singles and 5-0 in doubles for the U.S. in Fed Cup play. She and Seles led the U.S. to its last Fed Cup title in 1996. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Celebrating the Daily Pilot's Athlete of the wee series r----------------------, : , : I I I I I I I I I I ~----------------------~ On the offensive side, run- ning back Raymond Ohrel (Newport Harbor High) had a rather explosive start to his sophomore season, taking the first snap from scrimmage 70 yards for a touchdown. "I was actually a little ner- vous about that,• Thylor said. "A ny time you break open a big play like that so early, you have a t~dency to think that it's going to be an easy day. Fortu- nately, that wasn't the case with Ray today." Ohrel used his speed, agility and power to score his second touchdowri bf the day, from 20 yards out. •Games like this, we're look- ing at making sure that the players line up in the right spots and in the right positions," Tay- lor said. "We also wanted to get through the game without any injuries.• On that note, sophomore defensive back Wallace Wong · mjured his knee early in the game was did not play the rest of the day. His status is uncer- tain. After a shaky first series of plays, sophomore quarterback Jared Flint showed tremendous athletic ability ·in the second series and appears to be on tbe verge of putting up some big numbers for the Bucs. "Jared has a tendency to force things. when he starts to feel pressure. instead of just let- ting things happen and laking what tbe defense gives," Taylor said. · •He looked much better and more comfortable in the second half.• Sophomore place kicker David Yonts looked solid during the field-goal drills, hitting one from 43 yards out for lhe Bucs. ·His legs have gotten a lot stronger in the off-season,• Tay- lor sai(\. "He's been working hard on that.• Despite the optimism, Tuylor knows there are some areas the Pirates need to work on. ·we need to spend some extra time workihg with our special tea.ms," Taylor said. •we're still a very young team and there . will be mistakes made out there, H On the defensive side, the Pirates were up to the task in taking on one of the bigger I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES ( PUBUC NOTICES J I PUBLIC :Onces away rt you do not know o a una ollcina de &V\ld& le· 92707 PA·99·32 for Alchatd Sew· SUMMONS an attorney you may call gal (vea el d11ectorlo tete· (714) 979-0600 ell, 2900 Bnstol Street. (CITACION JUDICIAL) an attorney relerral service fonioo). OATE: APA 06, 1999 \ Suite A·108, Costa Mesa, NOTICE TO OEFEN· or a legal aid otrce (listed CASE NUMBER: ALAN SLATER, Clerk, auth011Zed agent for Biii DANT (Avlso a Acusado) in the phone book) (Nllmet'o del C.ao) by C. FARIAS, Deputy. 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(This A41th0rlty Wiii tllOw the J)tflOMI 19p. r111M1ntatlWI to take mtt!Y ectiona Wlll<M Obtaining court approval Bero,. laldt!g c.ftM\ VfK'f ln\pof· 1ant ectona, hCMWYer, IM pertOntll rettttHnletllla wtll be ::::= IO no-b Ill) ~ tton• son elected to waive the downs (including a scor- final 24 plays. ing pass on a fake field "Our quarterback Dave Weir goal). He also scrambleii was taking a beating; for 17 yards on his only because we weren't pre-carry. pared for (Mesa's) eight-Hulliger, a junior left- and nine-man rush," hander, completed 3 of 5 Johnson said. #I thought for 33 yards and a TD. cutting it short was to the. Zuniga, who did_ not benefit of our team. We open at tailback, 'Canier don't have a lot of nwn-eight times for 51 yards, • bers. (The decision) was displaying power and not m.eant to be quickness between the unsportsmanlike.• tackles. The statistical num-"Zuniga looks like & bers were encouraging C.J. Zuniga running back," Howell for the hosts, who found said with a smile. the end zone three times thro~h Fertyman, having moved from. teams they're going to {ace this season. the air. Mesa also scored once on tight end to receiver, made a div- the ground during a pair of 12-· ing catch on a 7-yard TD toss play series, with additional work from Weir · and junior wideovt _ on special teams. Louis Day went high in the air to And, defensively, the Mus-bring down a 14-yard Hulliger tangs were even more impres· TD pass. • Llke I've said before, we have some great athletes out there.· Taylor said. "Because of that. we're going to play a more physical style of defense. I was very excited about tbe physical- ness of our defense.• sive, allowing only one touch-Returning All-Newport-Mesa down on a goal-line situation kicker Luis Avalos was also from their own 6-yard line. The impressive, booming a 33-yaro play appeared to be nuJlified field goal dead center, about 2Q when a flag fell near a pursuing yards beyond crossbar. Costa Mesa defender, who bad Mesa fumbled twice, however, been tackled from behind near and did show some first-outing. the ballc:arrler. But officials flaws. Making some of those physi- cal plays were freshman line- backer . Martin Janzon and defensive back Robert Pollotto, among others. · . The first game:, that counts will be Saturday night at 7, when the Pirates travel to Fullerton to take on the Hqr- nets. waived off the flag, allowing Cal-"The. scrimmage was good for vary Chapel's biggest highlight to us, because we made a lot of mis- count. talces, • Howell said.' "We had 24 Hour defense, when we do a more plays scheduled and · f little fine-tuning, will be as good would have liked to have usE:d as ever," Howell said of a unit them." The first home game for Orange Coast's 1999 edition will be Saturday. 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A Aequest for Speo1a1 NOtk:e form is avallabla from the CO\Jrt ctertl Attorney for the Petitioner: JAMES Q, HARKER, ESQ., CCS8t 745521 ATTOAN£Y AT J..AW '527 E. FOURTH ST., SANTA ANA, CA 92701-5115 • Publl1heCI Nowpof1 Be '1'1· Cotta Meaa 0a11y Pil<>t Auouat 30. September 1. 6, 1'1911 MW610 STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF UIE Of FICmtOUS IUllNES8 NAME The lolloWlng perl«l(1) hat (htlve) tbenc.loMO the UM of tilt ll(;11tlQUI bull• neu1~ Attnaworldtwfde coin, 2901 Wam.1 Ave . San11 Ana. Gallloml8 92704 Tht Flctlttou. Bullntte neme t9ffmld 10 •boll9 -· filed In Oranot County on OM>2/89, f!ILE NO. '99MeOtOM Aaron D New•om1, 1330 • .,. ..... I PUBLIC NOTICES Santa Ana, Calllornia 92707 Vlnc.ent Patrtci<, 361 S·H Aspen Village Drive. Santa Ana. Cahtom!ll 92.704 This business Is coo· ducted by. a general partnership Aaron lllewsoJT1e This statement was hied with the County Clerk or Orange County on 8·19-99 19996802815 Oaify Pilot Aug. 23. 30, Sept 6, 13 1999 M603 STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The followlng person(s) has (have) abandoned me use ol lhe f1ctilious bust· ness name· a) My Brother In-law's Gun Store. b) GGB Sales. C) gunsgoboom, d) gun· sgot>oom.com, e) My Big Store, 2602 Avon. Newport Beach, Calllomle 92663 The Fk:lrtlous Business Name 1elerred to aboVe was filed In Orange County on 07/2311999, FILE NO. 19996800.152 Jeff Schultz. 194S t Weak11sh Way, Huntington Beach. Cahtomla 92646 Robel1 L Tooch, 16416 Ml Dunhaven, Fountain Vettey, Cahfomta 92708 This business Is coo· dUCJe<l by • general partnership Aobtl1t L Touch Thts 1111emen1 was filed with the County Clerk ol Orange County on 8·10·99 19"6801937 Dally Pilot Aug 23. 30, Sept. 6. 13, 1999' MG05 Aclllloua BualneH N1me Statemetit ~· f Ollowtng persons are d<>ing business u LUDWIG COMMUNICA· TIONS. 2195 Canyon Duve Suite o. Cotta Mesa, Cahlornla 92627 Stephen C Ludwig 21'1S C8ttyon Or • Suite G. Colla Mesa C811totrila 92627 Thi. bullnest It con· Cluctlld by: •n lnd1vldual Have you started doing t>ustnees yet? No Stephen C. ~udwlg Th11 •tatement was ltled with the Couflty Clerk of Orange Counlv on S·H!-99 1MIM0217J Dally P1tot Aug 18. 23. 30, S!p!. 8, t9" M$99 SUPERIOR COURT OF CAU'°"NIA, COUNTY OF ORANGE ~Juetkle c.n ... ,,.. 34, Th9 C!tY Drive, Poat Oflloe I0• 14111 . ~CA 1ttnir.Am..OF T I PITITIOfll TO ... I PUBLIC NOTICES OF MICHAEL RAY HULS AMENDED ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME CASE NUMBER A198507 PETITIONEA(S) MICHAEL RAY HULS HAS!tlAVE FILED A PETITION FOA AN OROEA TO CHANGE NAMES FROM MICHAEL AA ¥.HULS TO MICt.fA~L RAY HULS· SELTER It 1s hereby ordered tnal ell persorn; Interested In .ltl1s matter appear l>elore 1t11s coort In Department No. L73 of the Superlo1 Court of Calrfomla at tile address shown above on OCTOBER 5, 1999, al 2·00 o'clock p.m and tllen and there show cause, If any they have, why the petition tor change or name should not be granted. It Is further oroare<t \f>al a copy of this 01der to show cause be published 1n NEWPOAT BEACH/ COSTA MESA DAILY PILOT. a newspaper of general Cjrcutatron pub· llsl'led In this county, at least once a week for tour consecutive weeks pflof 10 the day of the heanng. DATE: AUO 25, 1999 ~e~~~oc:'tf.il10NER OF THE SUPERIOR COURT MICHAEL RAY HULS, IN PAO PER, 200'4 EAST OCEAN FRONT. NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92663 Pubbhed Newpo« Beach· Costa Meaa Daily Pilot AugU$t 30. September 8, t3,20, 1999 . M607 FtC1hlou1 Bualneu Heme Statement • rne lollowtng pe15011• are dotng l)us1ness aa· Shooting Suu Company, 141 t Posada, Newporl Boac:n, Cahl0rnia 92860 Lynnelle Sandra Ft1gan. 1 c I 1 Posad11 Newpor1 Bnch, Calttofni& 92860 Thlt busltieSI It con ducted by tin lndMdu11I Hiwe you Slerlad dOing bu~at yet? NO Lynnette Saii<lr• Fagan This :stPle!Nnf WU hied wllt1 .,. Coon1y Ctlrtc ol Orange Coun:\e.=: Dally Pilot Al.IQ 23. 30, S.J!! 8 13, 19" Me04 FICihlOua IUeineee Name 8t8tefnent The 10llOWfng per9001 .,. dQH'lg butlnff& •• FITNESS FUNOINO, 645 8 St. COlletM BIYd ''*rlOn. CA t2e.11 ""*-LLC I PUBLIC NOTICES I Blvd., Suite B, Fullerton, CA 92831 This buStne$S ls con· ducted by. Limited · llabfltty Co Have you started doing buslness. yet? No Fitness Funding, Mark Stevens, Vice President This statement was hied With the County Clerk ol Orange County on 8-4-99 19996801303 Daily· Piiot Aug. 16. 23, 30, Sept. 6, 1999 M597 Fictitious Business Name Statement The lol1oW1ng persons are doing business as. a) Sushi Boy. bl Sushi On Wheels, 907 N Lacy, Santa Ana, Cahlornla 97201 Biiiy Truu, 18510 Andrada Drive. Rowland Hts , Calllomta 91748 This business Is con· ducted by· en lndlllldual Have you started doing business yet? No , BlllyTrua• • This statement was hied with ltle County Clerk of Orange County on 8·26·99 19996803540 Daily P1IOI Aug 30, Sept 6, t3, 20, 1999 M613 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO SELL ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Date of· Allng Application August 26, t 999 To Whotn II May Concern The Name(•) ol the Appltcant(1) is/are BRIGGS HELENE M The appllcania llsted 11b0Ve are applying to the Oepa11men1 or Alwtlollc Beverage Conttot 10 sen atoohoffc beve1ages at. 3333 BRISTOL ST STE 2612 . COSTA MESA, CA 92826 Type of ltcense(s) Ap I PUBUC NOllCES I piled for. 20 -OFF-SALE BEER ANO WINE Published Newport Beach· Costa Mesa Dally P1lol August 30. September 6, 13, 1999 M609 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons are doing business as: Gery J. Herman Backh<>e & Equipment Rentals, 2601 S Yale St , Santa Ana, CA 92704·5227 Gary J. Hennen, Inc., (CA), 2601 s Yale SI .. Santa Ana , CA 92704·5227 This business Is COO· ducted by: a corporetloo Have you started doing buslneiS yel? Yes, 1978 Gary J Hem111n, tnc , Gary J Herman, President This statement wu f~ed w1tll the County Clerk of Orange County on &-11 ·99 19996802059 Dally Piiot Aug 16. 23, 30. Sept. 6, 1999 M597' PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery • Mortuary Ohapel • Crematory 3500 PllClllo View Drive Newport s-cn 844-2700 PIEia 111011US IEU lllOAIWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 110 Broadway Cotta Mesa 842-9180 . "Affordable Alternative" DisCount Casket, Cremation& Burial SerVice Why sh~uld you subject yourself & your ftlmily to 'paying inflated prices for caskets & services???? Clll 'IOU free 1.--~ ~ CJlliee I Saur '• Colia1a Rate and df'adlines att !iuhject to change without notice. The publhher re~rve the right to reo.110r, ttela ify, rt'vise or reject any clasi;ified advertisement. Please report auy error that maybe in your clu.ssified ad Unnle!diately. The Daily Pilot aoct>pts no liahilit)• for any error in un adverta"t'mrnt for which it may be re poruiible e:<cept for the co t of the pace actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for ~he tmt insertion. · . -~ -- .,....- II ' ... Byhx (949) 631-6594 (Plrdbl' 111rf11dr \our natnt' 111111 ph'"'" numhc-r 111d ""'U t'llll ~ou b1u·k "ltlM prkr q1101r.) -.; . .,....._ ' I I ByPhone (949) 642·S678 nl·Ha Index • -. f' ) . 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VACANT 12191~ WllHI To The 8eech R2 I.al t«ioa 38r 1 Ba, beldl coctlgl, hnfMS Ills, tic, cut•. c:hlnnrog $458,711 Age. 714~7014 VINT AGE BEACH Ct.ASSIC Hugi ,,.110 entry unde r SWl)'ilg peltnt WOOd lloo!I, yllA!tcf celllgl and ctldclng ~ gcMI your en1JY Open lloorl plan lttturts sptCbll kkhln. M'lg and lomlll cll*'9 IOCllll. s.ratt tlmly room INclng IO OliYltt enlrlllCe to Bedroom "*' Thi II 1 brWld new ~Ind Is blloN Only $539,000 PNdlnllal Ct Ady 9'49·723-8120 ARIZONA NORTMWEST ·40 ICIH·$14,900 GrHI l)ltawtY llndl wlO't lwesomt Ylawt ~ground water E·Z terms Ct ll AZLR 1.-.244-5263 (CA1.'SCAN) '•THE• SHORES APTS 1 & 2 B R .TOWNHOMES Starting@ $1095/mo. Month to Month lease. .. We are a pet° community. 6 blocks from b e a c h 949·644-2611 a e! Coll The Pilot Classifieds at 642-5678 to place your Garage Sole Ad ! . ...... GATED COMMUNTl'Y BY FASHlON ISLAND Beautiful tree-lined stlWta and golf COUl"M viewa. 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T1111ge Planting, HatYesttlg, lrriga!IOll & '"°"· Oct 2. 10lm RN1 Estate 1~9 1ct11 In 2 petcels (nvet lron- l•gt. llOmt. shop) to bt audlolltd Oct 5 epm Ten Van Gor<lon Aucuoneer& < • 1 1 3 e 5 2 o o l I 1-800-637·3140 (CAL'SCAH) • Acao' ...... • l ....... • s.r.. • ..._.. • O'la $$CASHPAID$$ ___ ........ _ WE BUY ESTATES • lmmed># .. ~-· "W! PAY MOM FAITIR" CONSIGNMENTS (•11-;.1"0Mt"h 1 .. hn Ull'f ,_ ~911!1 .1t AM<f1•fl P'l'Uy ,"Jr•"•:.il•l •t .a.,i111 I.,. 111fe1tw•ti•n i .111 171419)1 1111 SOUTH cgAST AUCTI N 2202S.. ... k Seta AM. CA t210l ..,_ll\f-CAID& °'"""' ehephetd, fOllnd tam, bled! l tMI. Tian to J -_,,.. -=• I oc.,.. •• , ... ,so,su --·-714-112-27%1 L0tt weddtnf Rfnii K2. MOUNT A1N llKE. Full Eng1gt1111tn1 Stt DownlOwn Sutp, XT com,.. lontnget H.S In 8/29 REWARD wheel" lhe ilnt cond. wrth 71U4Ulll • titrll 1750. 714-4:zt.07'5 I· -:=I 2 Lott tot Nit M Ptelflc View {Lalle side .... ,. seooo tor boch. 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Acupting eppllc.atlon1 Mon to '"" Fri from l :001rn to 4:00pm. ,... .. bring an ,.qu Nd lnfonnation. Timae ~ COuflty Attn: Plll'ft a.cklnghant _,, GerfyAw. 8Mte Atte. c. '2704 714-64N541 IOM3MOIO A GOOD ADI l!UY Pilot Call 2 .. ' . . . . . • ~. s.p.mber6, 1999 TODAY'S I .....-C11a1RY1o~Sr.a.1S'-il.w&.;;0111G11a1Ro-...P_.U .. z .. z .. 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Please f&.1 resume lo 949/640-7528 or apPy WI PllfSOll 2301 Sln.JolQl*l H Rold.COM 5"111112 Exp'd PT H1nnv 24 hra 1 week $180f"'k 'English spelMlg rel'f 1 musl, 1tart M.AP. M9-71H217 VETERINARY RECEPTJN.B. good Ofgllllutional & people 5klls, work well under pres· su<1. 1eam worker, 3<M<YHrs Tue-Sat 949-721-1863 Lv Mlg 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS TEACHERS ASSISTANTS ANSWERS TO WDKLY IHllDCE QUIZ Q J • Al So"th· vulnerable, you hold: •Jll 074 oA073 •AQU 'The bidding has Droc:eeJcd: SOUTH Wt:S't. NORTlt l o ,.. "11:1.,.. ? What do you bid now? A· Tilere arc two uncomfortable choices available -one no trump , and two clubs. The latter suggests an unbalanced hand; the former says you have a spade itopper. Of the 1wo, we think the spade stopper is ·less important lhan tbe dislribu1ional factor. so make the most descripuve ~bid of Ohe no trump. Q l · Both vulnerable, as South you hold· •KIOH2 o Q94 o 7 •AU6 Partner·opcns the bidding with one heart. What do you respond? A • Your band is clearly v.'Orth two b1<1$, so this is not the hand where you suppress your tiv~-<:ard spade suit to raise partner's hearts with • three-crud uppon. Respond one spade. Depending on developments, your real problem could come on the . next round. Q 3 • As South, vulnerable, you hold: •J 107652 o KJ8 o Vdd • K Q73 Nn lhe risk of..,-peuinf •n pme ii laydowa. but -. wal m.ce lhe llUlf aiaQa 11111,.. IO dne Clubs IOUndi die llrOftl" of the~. Q 4 • Boch vulnerable, as South you hold: • K 7 4 "7 A 10 U l o t3 • 54 Partner opens the bidding with one spade. What do you respond? A. Regardless or sy•m, there 11 only one response -a raise to two spades. Those who.play a fon:mg no truinp style and choose that .ction so they can rebid two hearts are ask· in! for trouble -why pcaume hearts ' will be better contract when an eight~ fit is known to ex~? Q 5 • Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: •AK o KQJ 107'3 o Wei •KQJl WEST Pue A • We believe that a player who preempts at the three-level should not have an ace in a side suit. 'There· fore. to bid anything other than four hearts is nOl on ly pointless, but risks losing a sure game. Q 6 • As South, vulnerable, you hold: 'The bidding has proceeded· NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST • 6 o JS 4 o AK 10 8 •A J6 5 4 1 <> Pass 1 + Pass 2• Pass ? What is your opening bid? What do-you bid now? A • The choice lies between two underbids, two spades and three clubs, and an overbid, four clubs. TI1c problem with the jump to four clubs is that bypasses three no trump. which might be your only game. TI1c two uftderb1ds obviously A • If you elect to open one club, a response or one spade or one no tNmp will leave xou with an awk· ward problem. Life will be simpler 1f you open the bidding with one ~ diamond, leaving younclf with an easy two-club rebid. 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